Hicksville Departmental Notes and Local Notices
Hicksville announcements list visits and events at the Farmers Institute, barber shop ad, church and school notes, furniture store promotions, poems, and local social updates. Residents named include Julius Straus in Portland, Mrs Pettit, B. S. Pettit, E. M. Pettit, Brown and Behne furniture, and Defiance teachers' institute plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickon
Edgerton
Farmers’ Institute
Julius Straus
Portland
Ind
Nelson & Schull
Lily
Stryker
Miss Meek
Proctor
Defiance
Brown & Behne
Local notes and obituaries from Defiance area
Elmer Spahr is on the sick list as two weeks of sleighing boost business. Masonry work for Pleasant Point schoolhouse is ready. Dr. Hartshorn has been in declining health but gains slowly. D B Lintz and wife visit Milford township. Lick Creek Bethel and Olive Branch see converts. Wash Dean and Mrs. Ferrel plan DeKalb county visit. he returned from Indiana. Died January 23 1888 Elizabeth Doll at daughter Mrs Campbell's residence aged 83 years 9 months 10 days. Funeral January 24 by Rev Robison. burial at Lintz cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Spahr
Pleasant Point School House
Hartshorn
D. B. Lintz
Milford Township
Pete Kyle
Lick Creek Bethel
Olive Branch
Wash Dean
Ferrel
DeKalb County
Ind
Indiana
Elizabeth Doll
John Campbell
Robison
Lintz Cemetery
Free remedy recipe offered for consumption and nervous debility
An elderly physician claims a simple vegetable cure for consumption bronchitis asthma and lung ailments along with a radical cure for nervous debility. He offers to mail the recipe in German French or English with directions to anyone who writes and includes a stamp to W A Noyes Rochester NY. Also mentions remedies for children including colds cough croup and whooping cough and advertises Acker's English remedy available through N G Woolward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East India
Inerman
W. A. Noyes
Power's Block
Rochester
N.Y
Local snippets and weather notes from Edgerton area
Brief community items report Mr Unger bailed hay for E Farmer last week while Orlando Ralston visited J Reeder family. John Deardorf hauls logs to Hicksville to sell. Mrs Hans Cleland and Daniel Ridenour's kinfolk ill. Eclipse of the moon observed but not seen by editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Unger
Edgerton
E. Farmer
Orlando Ralston
Brunersburg
J. Reeder
John Deardorf
Hicksville
Hans Cleland
Daniel Ridenour
Judge Patton and the Late Secretary Stanton
Hicksville notes recount Judge Patton's remarks on Edwin M. Stanton. He praised Stanton's wartime leadership, Lincoln's trust, and cited letters supporting Stanton's decisive role in Grant's victories, while denying claims of suicide and predicting a lasting biographical legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicksville News
Judge Patton
Bar Association
Win M. Stanton
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Benjamin Patton
Se Esbura Lo
Yesterda Oiveres Et Association
Olivine
Patton
Tanton
Ana
Branton
Polk
Wheeling
Washington
Mont
Stanton
Dion
Lincoln
Nous Ie
Lin
von Mies i
Alle Wheny County Court House
Edwin M
Grant
United States
Ewing, Magee
Edwin M. Stanton
Mr. Stanton
Eparing
Noes
Hicksville
A Candid Acknowledgment From Dr Atkinson
Dr P W Atkinson of Siloam Springs Ark acknowledges merit in proprietary medicines. He has prescribed Simmons Liver Regulator, tried it thoroughly for five years, and finds it popular with patients and effective where used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Atkinson
Siloam Springs
Ark
Simmons
Local items note sick lists and community updates
Mr Evans and T H Mansfield are putting up ice for summer use. Mrs B Scott Lorenzo Smith Conrad Doenges' youngest daughter and Miss Vanvlerah are mentioned with illness and teaching status. A 14 pound boy is reported for Thomas Cassady. Mt Zion Church reports ongoing protracted meeting with good progress. A log accident injures a son of Mr Gretz with eye injury risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Evans
Mrs. B. Scott
T. H. Mansfield
Lorenzo Smith
Joseph Grant
L. W. Mansfield
Conrad Doenges
Continental
William Barnsberger
Toledo
Altha Hall
Agnus Vanvlerah
Thomas Cassady
Vanvlerdh
Hall
Mt. Zion Church
Gretz
Startling Heart Facts and Dr Miles Cure Ad
Physiologists claim each heart beat delivers fifty pounds of force. That totals 3,600 a minute and over 5 million pounds daily. The ad urges readers to seek Dr Miles New Cure at Woodward's drug store for heart-related symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Soldat N.G. Woodward
Mosling Prophetic Remedy Promises Quick Healing
An advertisement extols Darbys Prophylactic Fluid for burns, scalds, cuts, and wounds claiming rapid relief and prevention of erysipelas and gangrene. It asserts cleansing powers purify obstinate ulcers boils carbuncles and running sores swiftly, while noting a lawyer can lay down the law but only after securing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darbys
Acker'n Lygia Tablets Advertised For Dyspepsia
An old advertisement promotes Acker'n Lygia Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia, indiestion, flatulence, and constipation. The seller N. G. Woodward offers the tablets at 25 and 50 cents with a guarantee of relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Woodward
Birthday party honors Samuel Sausman at 70th anniversary
Mrs Nan Beaure visits family while local notes recall church services by Spangler and Huffman. A revised press makes a brief report on Nimrod’s quill, Nimrod a town searcher, and Washington's Birthday events by the P O S A with three speakers and a banquet at the hall featuring West Unity Lodge No 67 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West Unity Lodge No. 67
A Gift for All Trial Bottle Offer for Dr King's Discovery
A limited time promotion offers free trial bottles of Dr King's New Discovery for coughs colds and chest illnesses at Colby & Co's Drug Store. The remedy is suggested to have curative powers and is aimed at those with coughs consumption asthma bronchitis or any throat chest or lung affection. Large bottles are priced at 14.
Acker’s Bop Booth Promises Fast Relief for Colic Teething
Advertisement notes Acker’s Bop Booth relieves fretful crying from Windy Colic Teething Ge or Stomach Disorders without opium. Sold for 25 cents by N. G. Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bechel
Acker
Bop Booth
N. G. ,Woodward
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. E. Henry
Logan
C. E. Warner
J. N. Blair
Kate Reaser
Pettit
Brookville
E. M. Pettit
Nina
E. Gingrich
New Baltimore
Anchor Mills
Brown & Behne’s
Nod
Claude
Dyreton
Brown & Beine
Sheridan Rose
W. O. Hughes & Co
Blodgett & Son
Undertakers
Balmers
High St
O. Nootf
Ananias
Anickes
Christ
Mr. Hendricks
Bobby
Rown & Behne
Ody
Nettie Ackley
Stella Nichols
Olive LaRue
Metz
Ida Correll
Elma Forder
Georgia Brown
Dora Batchelor
Anna Meek
Kate Meek
Prof
Lutz
Noth
Brooksville and Vicinity
John Herriman
G. F. S. Partee
John Hanna
Angola
Tiffin Township
T. E. Snyder
Evansport
Asa Toberen
Patent Office
Hiawatha
Longfellow
Mr. Longfellow
Republic of Republics
Brooksville
Tiffin
Delaware and
Noble Townships
Christopher Brookeiser
Bellfountaine
H. G. Ker
F. X. Pfeiffer
Stotler Avenue
Shiloh
G. W. Bechel
Washington Township
N.G. Woolward
Lost Creek
Cicero Cor
Independent
Jewell
F. M. Patton
Samuel Easley
Crawford County
Uriah
Jackson Shasteen
Wood County
George Robbinett
Rosa Shoemaker
Napoleon
Ace
Dell Young
W. A. Schmaltz
Mary Young
Irvin Patton
U. B. Church
Ancey
Independence Church
Death
Susie Miller
E Osman
West Milford
U. B
Porter Battershell
Alice Chilcote
Fultonome Ohio
Lide FE
Otis
Ladies’ Home Journal
Oxenrider
Haskin Farm
Wm. C. Cheney
Wayne County
Ohio
Henry Steckley
Garrett
Jonas Miller
Rosa Miller
J. C. Rose
Lewis Cole
Cicero
David Cover
Francis Cover
Lillie Countryman
Milford
E. H. Otis, Jr
Colby, Wis
Henry Cover
Edna Hulbert
Geo. W. Bechel
Eliza Fister
Cottage Park
Mary Brubaker
J. C. Hilton
Burg
F. Speiser
Helfrick Brothers
Brice Hilton
W. Kehnast
A. Kehnast
Adams Township
Mapes of
Findlay
William Davis
Schultz
Amanda Mattocks
Illinois
Arba Tubbs
Richards
Texas
James Turner
Harr
Michael McGaffie
Ayersville
John Shock
Wesley Johnson
Henry County
Jefferson Tittle
Warfield
Robinett
Bro
Okolona
Smith
R. R
Figley
Dennis
Ting
Buntsville
Blair
Deacon Jones
Alice Morris
Cora Kinner
Weible
Great West
Willis Fallers
Davey
Charlie Morris
Arthur
Corporation of
Oakwood
Owens
Florida
J. Bell
Bill Moyer
Owl’s Nest
John Karns
Sproul Place
Défiance County
Frank
Fernando Wood Mansfield
Owl's Nest
E. A. Budd
Paulding
James
Bill Austin
Mississippi
Boyd & Co
Pine Woods
McDonald
Bausman Bros
Dayton
F. M. Wade
Nickel Plate Railroad
William Heller
Charlie Miller
North Richland
M. Holston
Defiance Paper Mills
Emery Elliott
Frank Dunbar
Ella Young
Wm. Robinson
Ridgeville
Wm. Palmer
Sharon
Theachers
Colby
Scott
Sherwood
Nan Beaure
Fiesne
Spangler and
Huffman
The
Reformed Church
Samuel Sausman
Nimrod
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