Autumn begins and local notices in Ohio and nearby states
Local items report seasonal changes and daily life notes across towns. Autumn begins next week while residents in Baltimore Cincinnati Cleveland Fort Wayne and nearby areas engage in shopping, church events, fairs, travel, and community updates.
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Max’e
Baltimore Bakery
Frank Humbert
Cincinnati
Erie Mills
Tittle’s
Baltimore
Bessie
Annie Kingsbury
Fort Wayne
J. S. Hale
Hunter
Daily Trains Run Between Major Cities Brightened
Trains operate daily except Sunday on routes linking Baltimore Washington Chicago Pittsburgh Wheeling Columbus and Cincinnati. Sleeping car service available on all through trains. c.K. Lord W.E. Reppert.
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Baltimore
Washington
Wheeling
Bellaire
Pittsburgh
Zanesville
Newark
Columbus
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Louis
Mt. Vernon
Mansfield
Shelby
Monroeville
Sandusky
Ae Eenenen
Ree Chiban
Fostoria
Deshler
Auburn
Avilla
Milford Jc
Tees
Walkerton
Wellsboro
Chicago
Terrasse
Waikertep
Milford Jé
Seeesers Aeee Eee
Defian Ween
Diowafe
Cambridge
Wheeling See Eereee 10 15 8 40 1 7 20 Pittsburg
Wees
Carson
C.k. Lord
W. E. Reppert
Central Time
Toledo
Carey Veesee
Upper Sanad
Marion Weer
Prospect
Delaware
Lancaster
Athens
Gallapolis
Pomeroy
North Bound
Sissam
Marion
Upper Sand’y
Union Depot
Philadel
Dayton
Michigan
Dan H. J. Falkenbach
Columbus Ohio
Columbus Hocking Valley and Toledo Taking Effect
A formal notice announces changes taking effect January 1 1886 involving Columbus Hocking Valley and Toledo. The items affect transportation or regional operations and specify a coordinated schedule or policy implementation to commence at the start of the year.
Sabbath Concert and Camp Meeting Notes Near Wilmingto
Threshing clover seed goes on as rain lifts spirits. Sabbath School concert three weeks from Sunday attracts many. Rev. Orth to preach next Sunday. Visitors include Mrs. John Smith’s sister from Ft Wayne and A Worthington of Wilmington. Prof Geo Myers from Fostoria led singing. bad weather forced quarterly meeting from grove to church with many baskets but plenty of visitors later.
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John Smith
Ft. Wayne
Henry Shatz
A. Worthington
Wilmington
Ind
Dodge
Rendel
Luther
Haggerty
Orth
Geo. Myers
Fostoria
Dr Biggers Huckleberry Cordial Featured
Visiting the mother of her grand child, slowly wasting from teething effects, a nurse sends for Dr Biggers Huckleberry Cordial. After administration, mother and child rest improves. The product is claimed to cure cramp colic diarrhea dysentery and bowel ailments and is sold by druggists for 50 cents.
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Dr. Biggers
Wall Paper Prices in Browns Whites and Gilts
Wall Paper announces new stock with prices per roll ranging from Browns seven to ten cents Whites ten to fifteen cents and Gilts twenty to thirty seven cents per roll presented as low cost options for buyers.
Tilden bequests stir calls for libraries and opium issues
The article contrasts Tilden's will plans for a New York public library with a global library legacy, noting executors face a massive task. It also surveys 19th century urban concerns, including stay at home habits, opium dens, and New York real estate tied to opium trade and its social impact.
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Tilden
Bodlein
Oxford
Thomas Bodly
British Museum
Hans Sloane
Stewart
Hilwon
New York
Spofford
Hudson River
Canal Street
Paul Spofford
Connecticut
New England
Stephen B. Munn
Pell Street
Bowery
L Street
Mott Street
Chinatown
Baxter Street
Mott
Ohio crop report shows diverse conditions across the state
The Ohio agriculture commission notes wheat litters well, but drought plagues corn and hay. Some counties report recovery with rain while others face poor yields due to drought, worms, or grasshoppers. Weather, pests, and recent storms shape prospects. one farmer reports 311⁄2 bushels per acre from Martinamber wheat trials.
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Commissioners of Agriculture
Ohio
Defiance
Gallia
Mercer
Montgomery
Eric
Huron
Lawrence
Logan
Paulding
Putnam
Sandusky
Seneca
Williams
Claremont
Lake
Lucas
Preble
van Wert
Hocking
Jackson
Medina
Marion
Morgan
Union
Muskingum
Perry
Sciota
Warren
Mahoning
Ross
Winton
Knox
Athens
Allen
Hamilton
Carroll
Harrison
Holmes
Hill and allies face voters in district after third term bid
Local exchanges scrutinize Bill Hill amid reports of party maneuvering and boodle tactics. Critics, including Knights of Labor and Bryan Press, claim Hill consoles power brokers to secure delegates while opposing real labor and Dakota statehood interests. Prohibition voices attack temperance leaders, signaling broader political contention.
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Bill Hill
Hill
U'Tery
Aulding County
R. E. Reese
Toledo
Knights of Labor
Bill
Elmer White
Knights of
Bryan Press
William D. Hill
Congress
Territories
Dakota
Rev. L. C. Payne
Ripley
Huron County
Republican Party of
Ohio
Prohibition Party
Napoleon Signal
Leonard
Murphy
Illustrated biography of Abraham Lincoln by those who knew him
A new illustrated biography The Every Day Life of Abraham Lincoln by Those who knew him promises exhaustive coverage from boyhood to presidency. Contributors include acquaintances across life phases and Judge David Davis’s late work adds support. Published by N. D. Thompson Publishing Co. with accessible pricing.
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Thos
N. D. Thompson Publishing Co
St. Louis
New York City
Abraham Lincoln
David Davis
Lincoln
St. Loui S, Mo
Oil and gas flow after a long drilling effort
After eight months of drilling in South Defiance the well produced oil in small promising quantities at 1687 feet. A torpedo blast at one o'clock released a black yet valuable oil stream followed by gas. pumping will determine daily yield and gas flow is increasing with bright prospects.
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South Defiance
Doty
Lima
School building dedicated by Our Lady of Perpetual Help
The new school building erected by the Our Lady of Perpetual Help Congregation will be dedicated next Wednesday September 1 at 10 oclock A M Rev T P McCarthy of Toledo will preach the dedication sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
T. P. McCarthy
Toledo
Uncalled Letters in De FiancE Post Office Week
Letters addressed to A E Aldrich J C Bone Jr Aaron Bos ler Miss Annie Conway ubury J Caus ines Fred Hayes Miss D Krinling Homer Macham Warren Williams remain uncalled for in the De fiance Post Office for the week ending Tuesday Aug 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
A. E. Aldrich
J. C. Bone, Jr
Aaron Bosler
Annie Conway
Ubury J. Causines
Fred Hayes
D. Krinling
Homer Macham
Warren Williams
Krutsch and Burtwell Tie the Knot in Defiance
Charles Krutsch and Miss Caro line Burtwell of Defiance wed August 21 in a ceremony announced by W. C. Travis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krutsch—Burtwell
W. C. Travis
Charles Krutsch
Caroline Burtwell
Defiance
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Moxie
Wood
W.H. Ralston
J. A. Ketcrkel
F. W. Knapp
John Hepler
W. LeSeuer
W.A. Kehnast
M. E. Heller
John Cantlon
Geo. Miller
F. Bohn
Juebn Thien
A. J. Otto
Baltimore Ohio Railroad
Everett Neville
Cleveland
H. Spangler
Tiffin
Sing Lee
M. E
Squires
Walter Hilton
Minnie Jones
Granville
Phelps
Jefferson Street
Hicksville
Garrett
Charley
Ed. Bentley
Hugh Tomlinson
Bluffton
Defiance County
Uclover
Holgate
North Richland
James Elliott
J. B. Elliott
R. Dabony
F. Rohn
Isaac Bracker
Express
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
tri-State
Sam Small
Bob Ingersol
Gen. Logan
Cit
M. P. Kinkead
Dan White
E. Ayers
Dan
Ayers
Columbus, Hocking Valley
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Russell
Amos J. Walter
S. M. Heller
M. E. Heller & Co
Mt. Calvary
E. N. Lewis
New York Letter
Long Branch
Dutchess County
Sarah Craig
China
Wyandotte
Lorain
Antwerp
Esq. Carpenter
Battle Street
C. A. Fyke
Jefferson
N. G. Woodward
Acker
Defiance Mills
Euinénscinintelioke
Tvee
Latty
Ico
Leipsic
McComb
Stuartville
Green Springs
Nus Bellevue
Vermillion
Aus
Seltzer
Ath
Geo. Fox Starch Co
U. S
A. Love
Cleveland, O
M. H. Davis
B. A
Prin. and Proy
Heerdegen
H. Heerdegen & CO
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