Largest stock of drugs medicines and wall paper
A busy Defiance page lists sale items and items of interest. Kittner Bros return to their old quarters and glass blowers display in Tiedeman's Hall. Local society notes Baptisms visits and new positions at the Defiance National Bank. A theater outing to the Opera House and the Boy lecture by Hon J J Barnes are highlighted along with a parade of small town happenings and a prize for the baby at the glass-blowers event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Bora
Kittner Bros
Tiedeman's
L. R. Potnsm
V. L. Deatrick
H. R. Bloomfield
Hicksville
Baptist Church
C. D. Remington
P. M. Eldridge
Hicksvill
P. Hooker
Gertie Squire
Defiance National Bank
L. T. Diffenbaugh
W. H. Noble and
F. A. B. Lowe
Boston
C. J. Armstrong
Sherwood
Express
Hilton
Hiram Hawk
W. J. Henry
Hcksville
A. Viers
Liberty Center
Bechel's
Adimison
Liedeman
Opera House
Viers
J. B. Weisenburger
Fred
Kessie
Nora Carpenter
John Gottwald
Bryan
BE. N. Lewis
California
Lewis
New Orleans
Oper House
F. J. Hay
Fay
Hay
J. J. Barns
Comman LeSeust
Findlay
John ¥. Miller
John A. Miller
Ah Olney
Charles K. Bronson
Lima
Death of Bayard Belmont shocks Fifth Avenue society
York Letter recalls the Belmont tragedy at a corner Fifth Avenue mansion, detailing a violent dinner party aftermath, the Belmonts’ prominence in politics and finance, and a historical parallel to Miss Cande. It notes Belmont's origins with the Rothschild-linked banking firm, his rise in American finance, and public sympathy amid ongoing mysteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard Belmont
Fifth Avenue
Belmont
Perry
Eighteenth
Belmonts
Miss Cande
Greenwood Cemetery
America
Rotschild
Schomberg
Europe
Rothschilds
New York
Harvey Burdell
Strand
Bardell
Petroleum and murder notes and lecture wealth in 19th century news
The article recalls a murder mystery linked to Mrs Cunningham and a doctor’s office ambush, with debate on motive and suspect. It shifts to petroleum news and stock speculation, noting new wells, price trends, and the rising oil fever. It ends with a digest of lecture-earnings by famous speakers like Greeley, Bayard Taylor, Chapin, Emerson, and Twain, plus a city meeting notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
Tme
Dudley
Pensylvania
Caspians
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Greeley
Chappaqua
Bayard Taylor
Tilton
Josh Billings
Chapin
Emerson
Anna Dickinson
Mark Twain
Beecher
Wall Street
Foraker shines at New York Lincoln banquet speech
Governor Foraker electrified New York City Republicans with a Lincoln birthday address, praised by multiple papers for clarity and force. Reports say he outshone rivals, drawing praise from the New York Herald and Columbus Dispatch, while others noted Ohio leadership and potential 1885 candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Foraker
New York City
Republican Club
Foraker
Vernon Republican
Lincoln
Dayton Journal
New York Herald
Ohio
Columbus Dispatch
Republican Party
Great An
Pittsburg Commercial
Faure
York
Og Hilinow
Toledo Blade
New York
Troy
Philips
Patrick Henry
Cincinnati Times-Star
Edmunds
New York Mail and Express
James G. Blaine
Maine
New York World
Commonwealth of Great Men
Sehenek
Garfield
Haye
State Journal
Repub
Davenport
New York Mail and Expres
Toll free cure for youth errors urged by missionary
A card offers a free remedy for youth errors and nervous weakness claiming nationwide origin and urging readers to send an addressed envelope to a New York address. The report notes a county bridge ditching from high water and its replacement cost about $100, with M Thompson of Hicksville visiting town on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Sond Wolf
Josuvu
Stalion
New York
Antwern
Normal College Notes and Local Items from the Era
The column reports on college orchestra plans led by Prof. Myers and notes a pending physiology teaching law. It includes a clipping from the Western Penman, mentions a Defiance girl’s Indian language verse, and adds local items about a senatorial investigation banquet at Crosby House and an April Dairy Maid Carnival by M. E. Church ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lantoata Nestay
Setanta
Colisis
Iran
Rive Eeuaa
Myers
Penman
Dollar” Rapids
Iowa
G. W. Hootman
Gates
Delanes
Ohio
Ot al ‘College
Hootman
Crosby House
M. E. Cleurch
Robert Park Churchianapolis
Deeds Recorded Week Ending Feb 19
Deeds recorded include transfers in Noble Milford and Richland townships. Notable entries: Sauer to Hutchinson 86 acres Noble. Spears to Kelley 80 acres Richland. Fister to Fister land Richland. Porth to Porth 40 acres Highland. Hutchins to G. Seres Palmer. various quit claims and parcels totaling thousands of dollars across Defiance, Highland, Milford, and Hicksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilch
Sauer
Gen. Hutchinson
Ae ‘Nobie
A N. L. Spears
J. M. Kelley
Atresia Ford
Extella Fister
Albert Fister
Richland
J. C. Woods
Win
Falk
Frank Porth
Jacob Porth
Highland
Lee
James Kilsey
Brice Hilton
Lyman
Noble
Wm. W. Lance
Geo. Millman
Mark
Samuel Harm
Nancy Lesere
Milford
Chas. P. Tittle
Defiance
Ile Forest
Hutchins
G. Seres
Palmer
J.M. Killey
Frank Barth
Jacob Barth
Tichland
J. J. Greene
David
Simon Fockler
Eres
Tott Mickseille
John Swaidner
Jacob N. Swaidets
Hicksville
Lost Creek Society Notes and Local Marital News
A fragmentary local item mentions a newly married couple with a brief note on their wedding by Rev S S Hyde at Farmer Center and a short marital visit to Antwerp. The piece also touches on typhoid fever in Nellie Hosack’s family and neighbors showing support during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connelly
Thuesday
S. S. Hyde
Farmer Center
Wm. Husted
Antwerp
Belle Everett
Appina
Nellie Hosack
Aullvilley ‘S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woodward's Drug Store
Joen Thien
Charles E. Bronson
Noble Township
Deance Courts
Delancey
Eutivath
Officeon Cae
Wayne Treet
South Ort
Jeterson
Baa G
Morgage Paper
Otte ‘Wa
Toan
Biuruehrevis
Bale Ny
Aa Corby
Ocer
Mae
Minnesota
Dakota
Sare
Emis
GEO
XU. Woodard
E. N. Lewis
Cs Wall Paper
Letter
Cannec
Dan
FB. Krotz
Cash Grocery
Trade and Improvement Association
J. Sumav
Secy
M. ‘Thompson
Normal College Notes
W. P. Sanford
Alsyko
Omar Upeiees
Detlanee Mink
Lost Creek
Withouy
Simon
THE
Aldrich Stock Farm
Mt Hovstern
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