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Defiance County Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1884

Page

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GOING EAST New York Fast Line schedule fragment

Train timetable fragment shows routes between New York, Washington, Baltimore, and Chicago with times around early morning hours. The readable items indicate eastbound and westbound services on the Baltimore and New York line with departures near 1 15 AM and 1 00 AM and Chicago connections.

New York Washington Baltimore

Local notes mix politics and commerce in Defiance

A dense local page notes Oysters at Ketzhel’s, oil tank issues, Bourbon Democrats health concerns, investors in New Orleans Lottery, and reunion plans for the 38th and 68th. It covers factory activity, fair preparations, new stores, improvements, and upcoming events across Defiance with vendor and community updates.

Lima New Orleans

Tragic Farming Accident Near Sherwood Claims Youth

A 16 year old son of Mr. Ruckman died after a team backed up against a wagon near a hollow log curb while gathering water for a threshing engine. He was found crushed between the wagon and the rum, while another boy had been sent to fetch him.

Sherwood

Property transfers in Hicksville Milford and Defiance

Several land and lot transfers recorded including Jacob Markley to Clark Berry for 40 acres in Hicksville valued at 1450 dollars. Hattie Cooper to James Linsey 30 acres in Milford for 14 dollars. Others include Michael Gorman to Joseph A. Herbert and Baldwin Herzer to Wm M Hall 410 acres in Mark each priced at 8500 dollars.

Jacob Markley Clark Berry Hicksville A. P. Edgerton Jerasha Deibsman Hattie Cooper James Linsey Milford John P. Crookton O. Coffin L. Shoe Sherwood Michael Gorman Joseph A. Herbert Defiance Wm. M. Hall Sarah A. Herger

Pole Raising Draws Big Crowd in Brunersburg

Last Saturday evening Brunersburg Republicans raised a magnificent pole as a large crowd gathered. Speakers Blakeslee of Hicksville and J P Cameron of Defiance discussed political issues. The Sherwood band provided music. The third ward and colored Blaine and Logan clubs attended, with the North Richland township club in campaign uniform led by Captain Braucher.

Brunersburg Blakeslee Hicksville J. P. Cameron Defiance Sherwood Third Ward Blaine Logan North Richland Township Braucher Brunersburz

German bee hunter hurt in tree fall at Adams township

Last Saturday a German worker for John Knape climbed a hollow tree to reach a swarm and fell seventy feet after his rope untied. He was found insensible at the tree roots, rushed home for care, and then treated for multiple serious injuries including a broken arm a dislocated shoulder and hip and a broken leg twice. He later revived and gave details of the accident and remains in critical condition.

John Knape Adams Township

Causes of Haller and Hoeffel Defeat at County Convention

Article argues religious bias harmed Joseph Haller and Charles Hoeffel, aiding W T Hill’s nomination. It claims Know Nothing bosses and Standard Oil imagery suppressed faithful candidates, fueling party discord and calls for voters to rebuke leaders to allow deserved nominees in the future.

Joseph Hallers Au‘liter W.T. Hill Haller Hoeffel Mr. Haller Charles Yoeffel Hill

Mound Purchase Sparks Debate Over Relic Dig

J E B Good and G W Killey bought an ancient mound on an Auglaize river island near Defiance. They plan to dig for relics, but locals call the mound a relic worth preserving rather than destroying. The mound stands about 50 feet high and 100 feet wide at the base.

J. E. B. Good G. W. Killey Toledo Commercial Telegram Defiance Auglaize River

Sick Too How a Kentucky Democrat Feels Over the Situation

A Kentucky businessman visits a city and notes the local politics are quiet. He is a Democrat distressed by his party’s nomination and says many like him fear facing Republicans.

Kentucky

Lifelong Democrat Converts To Blaine And Logan Support

At the Blaine and Logan club meeting a member, Michael Hutter, announced he has always voted Democrat but will support the Republican ticket this year. He signed to enroll as a club member and urged others to join, signaling more defections to the anti Cleveland stance amid anti Standard Oil sentiment.

Blaine and Logan Club Fourth Ward Hutter Bate Locan Clus Grover Cleveland Democratic Party Michael Hutter Standard Oil

Acker's Celebrated English Remedy Sold Locally

Local vendor N G Weotwoeds offers Acker's celebrated English remedy for old colds and consumption. The advertisement highlights the remedy as a trusted toning cure with emphasis on its popularity.

Acker N.G. Weotwoeds

Blaine and Logan Club Sought by Union-Supporting Democrat

Letter from Defiance Ohio dated August 25 1884 shows a laboring man disavowing the current platform for free trade and seeking enrollment in the Blaine and Logan Club of the Second Ward to support James G Blaine. The signer VU. V. Barber states loyalty to Democrats in principle but aligns with Blaine.

Second Ward Blaine and Logan Club James G. Blaine VU. V. Barber

Nominated Flag Tale Sparks Party Pride in 1860

Albert Elliott defends a flag claimed by Republicans of Richland township as the 1860 Lincoln and Hamlin banner. He recalls it being made in 1860, sewn by Republican women, carried at meetings, and kept under Republican control through later campaigns, arguing against a Democratic theft claim.

Independence the Express North Richland Daily Democrat Ephor Express Democrat Alphonso L. Brancher Richland Township Lincoln Hamlin John Metz Ed, Metz Albert Elliott

Blaine and Logan support climate of politics and locals

Local notes report Blaine and Logan support, visits from Missouri returnees George Goller Bowers Cosgrove and others, schoolhouse plans in Sipp district, teachers at Kibble and Defiance institutes, repairs to Motter home, Ada Normal student Denslow Pierce, and orchardist J. W. Towle selling fruit trees. Occasional incidents include a broken foot from a wagon incident and a planned orphanage project inquiry.

Farmer Center Items Edited by Scotch Girl

E. M. Horton and wife have gone to their southern home in Eustis Florida Mrs Barrows and daughter of York state are visiting relatives at this place Charlie Pair and family of Hicks ville visited relatives in this vicinity Mr A Carmichael wife and son of Edgerton visited H H and C R Ramsey Sunday Wilber Johnson and wife have gone to Valparaiso Ind to attend the Normal school at that place Mrs C H Zhwick of Hamilton Ohio visited with her uncle Jacob Fritz and other relatives last week One day to week Allen Barrows team drew 131 bushels of vats up the bridge at one of the Bryan warehouses Daniel Foltz wife and daughters Della May and Dora of Columbus Grove were the guests of Harry Ramsey and family last week Mrs Alvira Crossland has returned from York state where she has been spending the summer rumor says there will be a wedding now Mrs Louisa Leonard of York state is visiting her sister Mrs Orley Foot they had not met for about thirty years and it had been forty years since she and Mr Foot had had the pleasure of seeing each other.

E. M. Horton Eustis Florida Barrows York State Charlie Pair Hicksville A. Carmichael Edgerton H. H C. R. Ramsey Wilber Johnson Valparaiso Ind C. H. Zhwick Hamilton Ohio Jacob Fritz Allen Barrows Bryan Daniel Foltz Della May Dora Columbus Grove Harry Ramsey Alvira Crossland Louisa Leonard Orley Foot Mr. Foot

Old Folks and Young Host Surprise Party Picnic

About 35 elders and 15 youths gathered at Mrs. R. W. Biglow and M. J. Chapman on August 20 for a surprise party and picnic supper. The event featured a long feast beneath the Chapman orchard, followed by games in the pine grove and a late-night sendoff as the crowd dispersed after midnight.

R. W. Biglow M. J. Chapman Chapman

Hicksville Notes: Local Visits and Campaign Talk

Howard Bruce sells Blaine and Logan badges. Miss Amanda Harker visits Edgerton relatives. S. Scott and son Freddie return from the East. Cole of Centersburg visits Hicksville. Hicksville union school to open next Monday with Prof. C. W. Prettyman as principal. A fire at Beer Bros factory caused little damage. George Scott, Republican candidate for Sheriff, praised. Athletics beat Edgerton by the latter’s win. Citizens urged to vote and study party platforms noting national stakes and protection to American industries.

Nora Bene Howard Bruce Blaine George Scott Edgerton Hicksville America

Old Nurse Praises Acker’s English Remedy for Coughs

An old nurse says Acker's English Remedy is best for coughs croup diphtheria or bronchitis. Sold by N G Wool ward. lw.

Acker N. G. Woolward

Has a Real Merit as a Remedy for All Complaints

An advertisement touts a remedy claimed to cure all sex related complaints and invites testimonials. Colby and Scott are named as agents for Defiance with an instruction to see an advertisement in an altered, garbled publication reference.

Colby & Scott Annathinon Anlawe

Advice to Mothers Promoted by Colby and Scott

An advertisement targets women over 15 promoting Advice to Mothers and testimonials for Zoa-Phora by Colby Scott agents. It notes free distribution and a Kalamazoo address, plus a claim of Bosanko's Vough and Lung Syrup sample distribution at Colby Scott's Drug Store with prices 50 cents and 100 dollars.

Colorado New Mexico Zoa—Phora Colby & Scott R. Penceiry & Co Kalamazoo, Mich Colby & Scott’s Dr. Bosanko

Editors Tribute to Dr King’s New Discovery

An editor from Ft Ind Gazette extols Dr King’s New Discovery for severe and mild coughs. He claims a five year personal cure and urges readers to visit Colby & Scott Drug Store for a free trial bottle, with large size priced at $1.00.

P. Keator Ft. Ind Colby & Scott Drug Store

Auglaize township Blaine and Logan club forms

Bethel notes locals, crops improve with wheat threshed and corn strong. Postmaster John Moore plans a state trip. Mrs. Mary Shaw goes to Eaton Indiana. Powel's Creek ball team played Hartsburg. Ayers sells stock to clear space for fall goods. Valley Seed Wheat offered at 1.50 per bushel through E F Sanne.

Harry Lambert John Moore Maryland Mary Shaw Eaton Indiana Arthur Auglaize Township Rethel Powel’s Creek Bal l Hartsburg Boys Hartsburg

Settle Up Notice from H Heerdegan & Co Defiance

The firm of H Heerdegan & Co. Defiance Ohio asks all debtors to call at the store and settle accounts. If not settled by September 15 the accounts will be turned over to the Justice of the Peace for collection. July 30. nd 3dsepls.

Justice of the Peace H. Heerdegan & CO Defiance

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