Trains Arrive at Defiance East and West Schedule
Arrival of trains at Defiance shows several eastbound services with times for Lightning Express No. 2 at 8 10 A M Through Express No. 6 at 3 03 P M Atlantic Express No. 4 at 37 P M Accommodation 615 A M and westbound Through Express No 1 at 1 27 P M St Louis Fast Express No 3 at 7 10 P M Pacific Express No 5 at 2 32 A M Accommodation remains listed with garbled text.
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Defiance
Atlantic Express
Ceeseesee
St. Louis
Pacific Express
New York Fast Line Schedule Details
Train timetable fragment lists stations Washington Baltimore Baltimore New York Express times for connections and local service with various arrival and departure stamps across routes, including Chicago Fast Line and Chicago Mail. The readable text provides sequence of times and city pairs without complete context.
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New York Fast Line
Washington and Baltimore Lsx
Baltimore
New York Express
Locai
Sencesscevsrscevessonerapecoensoose Eecenacene
Chicago Fast Line
Chicago Express
Chicago Mail
Farragut Regatta postponed to September 10th
Local notes report the Farragut regatta being rescheduled for September 10 after earlier plans. Community figures, including Dan Krotz and Wm Young, are mentioned along with election pole raisings, flag donations, and preparations for the event.
Thirteenth OVC Reunion Set for Oak Harbor August 27
The 13th annual reunion of the 3d O. V. C. will be held at Oak Harbor in Ottawa county on Wednesday August 27, 84. Half fare rates will be given over the Wheeling and Lake Erie. All old comrades are invited. H. N. Howland, President. C. Finkbeiner, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Railroad
Toledo
Antwerp
Reg't. O. W.L
Lucas
Fulton
Williams
Paulding
Defiance
Henry
Wood
Ottawa
Sandusky
First Ward
Knapp
Dree Geers
Py Colly
Chleveland
3D O. V.C
Oak Harbor
Ottawa County
Wheeling
Lake Erie
H. N. Howland
Prest
C. Finkbeiner
Sec’y
Express Trains Run Daily Between St Louis and Kansas City
The Wabash line announces Sunday express trains Nos 2 and 8 will operate daily between St Louis and Kansas City. This brings four daily express runs, with morning and evening services in both directions. Timetable shows departures from St Louis Union depot at 9 10 a m and 8 25 p m, arriving Kansas City at 8 15 p m and 8 20 a m. From Kansas City Union depot departures are 6 45 a m and 7 20 p m, arriving St Louis at 6 15 p m and 7 00 a m.
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Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Ba Y
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Louis Union Depot
Kansas City Union Depot
A Grand Blaine and Logan Pole Raised in Fifth Ward
Hundreds gather from Fifth Ward and city at large as Republicans raise a 220 foot Blaine and Logan pole. Life size portraits fly from the streamer while Gessner's band plays applauded by about three thousand attendees. J P Cameron and H B Harris urge support. supporters give three cheers for Blaine and Logan.
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Fifth Ward
Blaine
Logan
Fifth
School House
Gessner
J. P. Cameron
H. B. Harris
Appointment of Committees for Reunion Planning
Ex soldiers met at the courthouse Thursday with Mayor Deatrick as chair and Ed Metz as secretary to form committees for the reunion. Members named for general arrangements and banquet include Crowe Deatrick Richardson May Stevens Schmick Flickinger Deatrick Duck Kuiss. Finance committee includes Carroll Metz Fosz. Programme committee led by Metz Culley Richardson. Programme meets tonight and general arrangements next Monday.
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Court House
Deatrick
Ed. Metz
John Crowe
J. F. Deatrick
L. W. Richardson
H. T. May
Dan Stevens
H. Schmick
C. A. Flickinger
G. W. Deatrick
Frank Duck
B. F. Kuiss
T. R. Carroll
Henry Fosz
Ed Metz
F. C. Culley
G. A. R. Hall
38Th
68Th
Opera House
Lune
J. R. Oldfield
Grove
Gessner
Bishop Post
Death of Hicksville Flouring Mills owner Cowhick
Dan Cowhick aged 51, owner of Hicks vile Flouring Mills, shot himself Wednesday morning in the mill after a period of illness and financial strain. Friends note his prior reform from heavy drinking. a jury found a verdict in line with the facts. He leaves a wife and two daughters. burial will be in Bryan on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicksville News
Daniel S. Cowhick
Hicksvile
Mr. Cowhick
Cowhick
Blues Again Defeat Wauseon in Mild Baseball Game
The Blue Stockings beat the Wauseon nine in a low scoring affair as Charlie Kettenring started on the mound for Wauseon and Ranse relieved. The Blues showed strong batting and fielding with Gorsuch delivering hard hits and solid catches by Kirk Dolke Spring and Miller.
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Blue Stockings
Wauseon Nine
Blues
Wauseon
Charlie Kettenring
Ranse
Wauseons
Gorsuch
Ketten
Kirk
Dolke
Millers
Our Blues Defeat Defiance in Wild Baseball Meet
Selections show Defiance 2 Wauseon 1 as Ranse earns hits and Smith drives Spring. Our Blues boast 19 to 11 score, but the piece notes low effort and quirky local color about nets and dogs, with light baseball slang and praise for Summer’s possible season.
New U B church to be dedicated in 1884
A dedication is planned for September 7 1884 with Rev R Rock of Fostoria officiating. A large audience attended Dougass lecture at the opera house last evening where brutal animal cruelty was described with instruments of torture shown and firsthand observations cited. The article urges support for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in this city.
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Ed. Metz
Ranse Kettenring
Lew Spring
Shorty Haight
Garrett
Ind
Lincoln Tate
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals and Children
Fair Ground
Frank Knapp
Hopkins Street
Cleveland
Society For Preventation of
Logan
Fifth Ward
A. B. Mason
U.B
R. Rock
Fostoria
Dougass
Opera House
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Mound on Auglaize River Island to be Excavated
Two miles south of the city a fifty foot high mound on Wilhelm and Gorman land, about one hundred feet base, is slated for destruction by J. E. B. Good and Geo. W. Killey to add to their museum. They plan to describe the mound and its discoveries and share details about nearby cement mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auglaize River
Gorman
Wilhelm
J. E. B. Good
Geo. W. Killey
Willhelm & Gorman
Defiance County Sheriff Nomination Debate Letter
W J Warncke defends his sheriff nomination outcome against attacks by the Defiance Democrat and Herald. He asserts lack of city delegates’ support and notes Mr Scott, from the country, secured the nomination. Warncke urges Republicans to unite and back Scott to win the sheriff post.
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Borror
Democrat
The
Herald
Farmer Center
Tippin
Scott
Defiance County
W. J. Warncke
Plea for Unity in Democratic Ranks Amid Private Legal Dispute
A local card from B F Enos, Democratic Prosecuting Attorney, defends harmony among party leaders while stating the dispute between Mr Winn, Mr Haller, and himself remains private. He says affidavits in his possession vindicate him personally and professionally and are available for inspection by interested citizens.
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B. F. Enos
Defiance Democrat
White
Winn
Haller
Pole Raising Planned by Brunersburg Republicans
Brunersburg Republicans prepare a weekend pole raising for next Saturday with the Sherwood band providing music. In the evening speakers J. P. Cameron and Mr. Blakeslee of Hicksville are listed to address attendees in what is billed as a big community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wight
Jewel
Brunersburg
Blaine
Logan Pole
Sherwood
J.p.cameron
Mr. Blakeslee
Hicksville
Farmer Center Notes and Local Happenings
The itemized column notes rain wishes and a strong oats crop while reporting: Uncle Orley Foot buys Dr. Sager’s former horse and ULocter now drives ponies. Williams Center raises a Blaine and Logan pole, Edgerton corner stone event attended, Wes Blair expands a barn, church ready for windows, a Brooklyn Michigan visitor photographs homes, and local visits and travels among residents. News of health concerns for Harry Ramsey closes the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orley Foot
Dr. Sager
Ulocter
Williams Center
Blaine
Logan Pole
Edgerton
Wes. Blair
Brooklyn
Mich
Harry Eazor
Hamilton
Henry Baker
Ella Foot
Jennie
Defiance
Eddie Hinez
C. R. Ramsey
Lima
P. J. Spangler
Plymouth
Ind
A. Pollock
Mary
Georgetown
J. Fritz
W. F. King
Findlay
Local Notes from Brooksville and Vicinity
Brooksville and nearby areas report a busy mix of civic events and personal notices. Meetings planned at Lick Creek Bethel, teaching assignments for several area schools, farm activity, local sales, and family visits are noted along with a funeral, a few accidents, and community concerns about political pole raisings and a sham battle at the county fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Logan
D. Sands
Lick Creek Bethel
Mr. Duall
Williams County
Figley
Emery A. Bayliss
Garver
Myra Hanna
Bostater
Joel Maltby
Spangler
Yeager
E. L. Fradenburg
W. F. Durrah
T. R. Carroll
Richard Troxel
Louis Campbell
Ella Ferris
Toledo
Evansport
J. S. Cameron
Frank Lang
Henry County
George Ury
Bryan
Bobh Cleveland
Kah
Joeph Weaner
L. S. Cameron
Clinker
Calkins
Georgetown
Blaine and
Brooksville
Albert Motter
James Figley
Henry Miller
Wiliam N. Kibble
George Back
Nathan Brown
Henry Garlock
Simon Figley
Mary Brown
Elizabeth Figley
Sophrona Garlock
Sarah Black
Millie Schomberg
Wesley Brown
Lydia Figley
Polly Pettee
Joanna Brown
Eliza A. Kibble
Obadiah Partee
Rachel Partee
Hannah Partee
Catharine Black
Charlotte Schom
Mr. Ewers
J. H. Bevington
David Strawser
Pennsylvania
Rachel Smith
Defiance County
Nesley
Brunersburg
John Stockman
Bellefountaine Road
Pollywog
St. Joe
George
John
Phillip
David
Strawser
Frank Donley
E. P. Ewers
Fayette, Ohio
The Discoverer of a White Elephant Ennobled
The article explains that discovering a Chang Pouk or white elephant yields high rank, offices, and estates. The reward includes about $1,500 in gold and the position of Water carrier to the White elephant with tax exemptions and generational immunity. The lure of these rewards can lead to destruction of property in pursuit.
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Chang Pouk
Chips from Chickasaw and local notices
Local notes report Mrs. Goller improving health. A social at Marietta Lintz’s home is mentioned. E H Doud and wife visited their parents Monday. Vincent Hutchins and wife recovered from illness. Mrs. Dain visited her daughter. Edwin Cory's mother and Myron returned to Indiana. Mrs. Clarinda Doud visited. A farmer offered eight dollars a month to a poor man. Oats and wheat are a good average crop. Oats weight is high again. Brush run ditch work appears to be progressing rapidly.
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Katrina
Charles Goller
Marietta Lintz
E. H. Doud
Vincent Hutchins
Dain
Edwin Cory
Myron
Indiana
Clarinda Doud
Brush Run
North Noble notes mix crops, trade, and town plans
Oats praised as a strong crop. Tile makers in North Noble add a third kiln. Local movements include Corwin joining J A Sheffield, Wissler hauling logs, and Corwin aiding at Corn Meal Station. An orphanage plastering and a pole raising event in Brunersburg are noted along with a Blaine and Logan club meeting.
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North Noble
John Bridenbaugh
Toledo
Lyman Langdon
Corwin
Granger
J. A
J. A. Sheffield
Isaac VanWinkie
Capt. Partee
W. P. Sanford
Mart Lawrence
D. M. Magie
Oxford
Cleveland Club
Noble Township
Ohio
Brunersburg
Blaine and Logan Club
Local items note births squalls and politics in Jewell
Articles report a baby girl for Polk Newell family and various town happenings. Mentions J M Bacon teaching next winter, Mrs Loose visiting Napoleon, and public political activity by Republicans. Also notes Blaine and Logan club trip to Brunersburg, glee club improvements, and local incidents including a horse colt injured and a missing business operator east of the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis
Martin Ramer
Polk Newell
Hull
Blaine
Logan Pole
Loose
Napoleon
N. W. Shonp
Florida
J. M. Bacon
W. Willeman
L. Trowbridge
A. M. Haight
Defiance
Geo. Parker
E. M. Shoup
C. A. Flickinger
J. N. Cushing
W. A. Schmaltz
Gackel
Blaine and Logan Club
Jewell
Brunersburg
Samuel Easly
H. S. McNutt
K. V. Haymaker
Republican Glee Club
Misses Fairchild
Isaac Parker
Olga
Norwalk
Ohio
Parker
Jackson Shasteen
Dr. Cameron
Evansport
Samuel W. Sringfield
Lafayette
Ind
Joseph Ott
Valley Seed Wheat for Sale at $1.50 a Bushel
Five to ten bushels of high grade Valley Seed Wheat offered for sale. Price listed at 1.50 dollars per bushel. Inquiries directed to E. F. Aldrich.
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Choice Valley
E. F. Aldrich
Settle Up Notice from H Heerdegan & Co Defiance
Debtors are urged to call at the store to settle accounts. If not settled by September 15 the matter will be turned over to the Justice of the Peace for collection. Defiance Ohio. July 30. n32sep18.
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Justice of the Peace
H. Heerdegan & CO
Defiance
Natharine Kahlo
Indiana
Robert Kahlo
Court of Common Pleas
Defiance County
Ohio
Catharine Kahlo
N. G. Jonxston
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs Promises Cures
Town notice touts Kemp's Balsam claiming remarkable cures for coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption. G W Bechel offers a free trial bottle and guarantees relief. Price 50 cents and one dollar.
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G. W. Bechel
End to Bone Scraping: Cure by Electric Bitters and Arnica Salve
Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg NL credits Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve with healing a eight year leg wound that doctors said would require bone scrape or amputation. He used three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Arnica Salve to recover. Sold by Colby & Scott at fifty cents a bottle and twenty five cents per box.
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Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
Bucklen
Colby & Scott
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Defiance County Express
Frank C. Culley
Clinton Streets
Wabash, St. Louis and
Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Farraguts
Dan Krotz
William Young
Peru
Walt. Hilton
Eva
Poe
F. A. B. Lowe
Sherman Yeagley
Farmer
John Winn
Berea
Islands
Logan Poe
Prof
Doud
Teachers Institute
Ella Foote
K. V. Haymakers
John Kiser
Wayne Street
W. D. Hill
M. E. Church
Farragut
Herman Grueter
Langenberg
W. Fischer
Elberfeld
Prussia
Wm. Lauster
S. W. Kosier
John J. Schneider
Nellie Moore
Schoonover
C. W.prettyman
Ann Arbor
Emig and
Yingling
Bowman Wil
M. E. Conference
Eining & Yingling
S. F. Shelly
Walt, Hilton
Squire Stout
Wyatt Hill
Maumee Bridge
George Houghton
Ohio Cavalry
Smith
Robertson
Hill
Stevens
Choffat
Hunter
Lane
Spring
Kettenring
Miller
Platter
Cae Se Te Oh Haight
Basses
Retrearing
Haight
C. Kettearing
Cothran
Bus’ness
Maud S
S. P
Scotch Girl
Brooksville and Vicinity
J. P. Ayers
Acker
N. G. Woodward
Nemo
Jewell Jewell’s
Kittner Bros
OF the
Kittner Brothers
Heerdegen & CO
Larrull & CB
Carroll & Co's
Second Street
Bank and Postoffice
H. Heerdegen & CO
Ee &E
Fayette Normal and Business College
Ickrel, Whit, Nb
KrotTz & Morse
N. M. Sigler
Crockery Store
Mason
China
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