Train timetable brief for east and west lines
Table shows New York Fast Line to Washington and Baltimore with a 3:05 PM local time and a 9:15 AM westbound Chicago Fast Line to Chicago with 10:35 AM arrival. includes Express and Local designations and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Destoensines Boe Ds Ds
Mail & Express
Limited Express
J. Louis
Expres Mail & Express
Pacific Express
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Ercessneneessensiserseneen Enness
Chicago
Chicago Express
Harley's Corner Store Embroideries Exhibit
Miss Agnes Long from Ottawa Ohio visits in the city. Prohibitionists hold a district meeting Saturday. Two Johns comedy at the Opera House next Wednesday. canal dock work on Third Street advances. Paulding Democrat expands to six column quarto. Broadway notes of weddings, burglaries, market trends, bridge plans, and local society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley’s
W. F. Dolke
Pipestone
Minn
Agnes Long
Ottawa
Ohio
T. L. H. Long
N.G Woodward
Two Johns
Opera House
E. N. Lewis
Bryan
Ehrhart
Canal
Third Street
Paulding Democrat
The
Express
Alice
Bertie Travis
W. D. Colby
Mr. C
Logansport
Ind
Wiedneday
Charles E. Bronson
Cincinnati
Mary Geit
Ccnlist
Council Bridge Committee
Wonderly
John Vallimans
Big Rapids
Mich
John W. Winn
Kittner Loeb wedding thrills Attica with grand reception
Emma Loeb and Fred Kittner wed at 7 p.m. with Rabbi Blout officiating. Guests then moved to Rice Naye’s Opera House for a lavish reception by Loebs’ eight piece orchestra. Supper for 165, 48 telegrams read, and a near panic when a floor crack appeared. bride calmed the crowd and ceremony continued. The couple plans a Defiance home and a short wedding trip. Mayor Macoughtry attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attica Ledger
Louis Loeb
Emma
Fred. Kittner
Rabbi Blout
Rice & Naye
Opera House
Loabs
Attica
Brice
Buckeye
Defiance
The
Ledger
Macoughtry
Loebs
A. Ettlinger
Kittner-Loeb
Mr. Blout
Unclaimed Letters at De fiance Postoffice Week Ending Feb 16
Advertised letters listed for the De fiance Postoffice week ending Tuesday Feb 16 include Jacob Beard John Callender G M Cameron Miss Nellie Barbette Mrs Katie Hars ey Irvin yyey Aden symmons Joseph Shuckman Miss Mary Wisda and others In a separate note K V Naymaker resigned as Erie Canal Superintendent Homer Mecham of Paulding appointed to the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Beard
John Callender
G. M.cameron
Nellie Barbette
Katie Harsey
Irvin Yyey Aden -Symmons
Joseph Shuckman
Mary Wisda
K. V. Naymaker
Homer Mecham
Paulding
Court of Common Pleas Defiance county 1885 session items
During the February term 1885 cases were disposed of including verdicts for the Seminary in Conn v Union Biblical Seminary, for the Pitts Agricultural Works, and several dismissals and leave to amend. The grand jury reported one true bill and harshly criticized jail ventilation, water closets, and overall conditions, urging immediate county action to abate the nuisance and improve facilities. Foreman Joan H. Kiser signed the mild report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Conn
Adm.r
Union Biblical Seminary
Aultman Taylor Company
Daniel Desgranges
Baltimore , Ohio Company
William Brinck
Andrew Pfiefle
Frederick Wimplinger
Samuel
Reuben M. Woodruff
Grand
Court of Common Pleas
Defiance County
Ohio
Grand Jury
Court House
Joan H. Kiser
Many Land Transfers and Quit Claims in Defiance County
A lengthy list records numerous property transactions in Defiance County. Transfers include lots and acres across Milford, Mark, Highland, Tiffin, and Noble townships, with amounts from 40 to 5200 dollars. Several quit claims and administrator deeds are noted, involving residents such as Hibben Cheney, Lucinda Bur gard, Florence Peas tee, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Switzer
Rose Barber
Evansport
William Smith
J. B. Deatrick
East Defiance
Frank Kolt
Lucinda I. Burgard
Mark Township
Sarah Wandt
Peter Readhair
Delaware Township
Adolph Goldnetz
Henry Bobenan
City of
Defiance
William Cheney
Hibben Cheney
Milford Township
John W. Cassell
Henry Tobern
Tiffin
William C. Osborn
Selsby Blue
Highland Township
C.G. Willhelm
Matilda Welker
Washington Township
Philetus J. Sullivan
Florence A. Peastee
City of Defiance
Charles Miller
August Mehring
Defiance Township
John I. Peters
Frank Sponseiler
Sherwood
Joseph H. Grashart
Tobias & Watson
David E. Connelly
Hiram D. Leonard
Wm. H. Ramey
Hicksville
Levi c. Haver
Robert A. Haver
Charles D. Title
Helmuth Yaeger
Noble Township
Richard Fee
John K. Anderson
William A. Monroe
Hicksville Township
Emma Cheney
William c. Halgate
Orbison Welsh
John S. Coulter
T. E. Gary
Edgerton
Tanneyhill
Lousia Elser
Ella B. Bruce
Tannehill
Wesley Grossman
Henry Grossman
August Gutzweiler
Defiance National Bank
Regular city council meets to discuss finances and roads
The regular city council meeting on February 16 notes attendance by Thein and ten members. They approve minutes and consider a $400 cemetery funds request, fear county rejections due to overdrawn accounts, and discuss bridge with county for sidewalks. An ordinance reordering wards fails. A bond payoff and possible $10,000 new bond are debated. Sewer work on Harrison Street is assigned to finish with a full report due next meeting. The session adjourns without further business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thein
LeSueur
Bohn
Heller
Miller
Rowe
Eiding
Schneider
Preisendorfer
Kettenring
G. W. Bechel
Nays
Thin
Finance Committee
Cheney
Sewer
Harrison Street
France
Local notes on health, meetings, and weather
Mrs A T Brechbill remains poorly while George Gaylord plans to close his school in two weeks. Mrs H D Stone slowly recovers. Teachers attended an institute at Hicksville. Mrs Adams and Miss Lida Henry visited on the Au Glaize river. Rev Slagle began meetings at Highland Chapel last Monday. A new snow storm adds mud mud slows sleighing yet may protect wheat. B F Myers heads to Fotoria to visit brother Prof J E Myers. Myers & Allen move their mill to the old stand and prepare to operate in days. A correction on Highland literary society exhibition date fixed to the 25th. Wheat prospects look bright but face harvest risks. optimism remains for better times. Ayersville meeting continues with nine at the altar, six converted and many more almost persuaded. Church unity improves across local denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Brechbill
George Gaylord
H. D. Stone
Hicksville
Adams
Lida Henry
Auglaize
Slagle
Highland Chapel
B. F. Myers
Fotoria
3. E. Myers
Myers & Allen
Highland Literary Society
Ayersville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ekees
Woodward
J. F. Deatrick
M. B. Gorman
B. F. Enos
John Hepler
B. L. Abell
J. M. Priesendorfer
P. Kettenring
Geo. Miller
G. F. Bohn
Orn Thien
Cyrus Eding
Adam Minsel
John Rowe
John Schneider
P. Simonis
Wabash, St. Louis and
Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Ela Lehman
Helen Hunter
Wayne Street
Kansas
Fred Kittner
Crosby House
Piessendorfer
High School
Drugons
Skating Hall
Maumee
Bishop Post
M. Kittner
the Express
Tiffin Township
J. E. B. Good
Deadwood
D. C
Dakota
Nebraska
Fred Corwin
H. D. King
T. L. Donaldson
C. S. Bently
Paul Hummel
Business Matters
Claflin
John 8. Deenan
Marktownship
Higgins
Clinton Street
E. E. Carter
Findlay
Lima
Napoleon
Presbyterian Church
G. K. Shuh
Greenville
Creeso
GMB
Gnatich
Ivassaseied
Defiance Mills
IOS Shear Cetateens
Timothy Best
Clover
Michael Shultz
Louisa Blattner
South Defiance
Adam Boday
Henry Boday
Edward Kusian
Adam Daub
Wesley Kniss
Warrens
John Willims
Jane Ball
Byron Hanna
Carrie Brown
Alonzo L. Nicely
Annie B. Logan
George F. Sponselle
Nora B. Kaser
George F. Kleinhein
Laura Bonner
George W. Shondel
Rosa Ellen Widmer
Shondel—Wisbomer
Defiance, Ohio
B. W. Slagle
Einig & Yingling
Emig & Yingling
Clinton St
Lewis
Spellers
U. S
Council Proceedings
C. J. Morse
C. I. Morse’s
C. I Morse
C. I. Morse
Moore & Braly’s
Deep Sea Oysters
H. C. Gherkes
Frank B. Atprica
Carrol
Prine
First-Clas
Carroll
Frank B. Aldrich
Oltf
BurGianp & Sheap
Short Horn
A. Hirsy
West Ridge
Adams To
Calon W. F. Durran
American House
Frank B. Amprica
Fort Defiance Hall
W.D. Hill
W. H. Hubbard
Hill & Hubbard
Mi Nill
Keystone Block
Wellman
General
Knabe
Clough & Warren
Story & Clark
DON
Clinton Str
Harmening Brock
Dlyl1
Harley's Lion Store
Bates
Waterloo Duke
Plymouth Rock
Curtis Holgate
Deslers
OP Plaster CO
Boston
F. A. B. Lowe
America
Lake Superior
Jemiance Machine Works
Clinton and
2D Streets
Robert Carey
U.S
Hubbard
Witk
M.eheller &Co
W.A France
W.A. France
United States
W. A. France
Philadelphia
Wm. Clark
J.J. Miller
Schenehtady
N. Y
York
M. D
Lewiston
Maine
B. E. Ottman
Albany
Hall
Syracuse
H. Dawson
Cambridge
Mem
Spm
Sam Totp
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