Coffees Flavor Variety Declared at Market Stand
The market stall features Green Rio, Golden Rio, Java, Roasted Java, and Roasted Rio coffees. Vendors advertise distinct roasts and origins to attract buyers seeking bold flavors and aromatic blends.
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Newspaper
Defiance County Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1881
Page
1
The market stall features Green Rio, Golden Rio, Java, Roasted Java, and Roasted Rio coffees. Vendors advertise distinct roasts and origins to attract buyers seeking bold flavors and aromatic blends.
Advertises Rinehart's Liver Pills as best after trials with a single dose per use. Claims free sample dose and indicates sale by G. W. Bechel.
The Chroncile urges readers to cut spending on fine clothes and wasteful luxury and instead buy simple, healthful foods and affordable clothing. It condemns expensive doctors and quack medicines and promotes Hop Bitters as a pure remedy that cures at little cost, predicting better times and health.
Local items report talks of settlements on breaches of promise, local option debates, post officers installed, weather cues, and community movements. Notables include H. C. Ferris visiting Evansport, Sheriff Foust family moving in, wood ties advertised, eclipse views, courthouse docket, and several town entries on residents and travels.
A list of names appears in a genealogical or social notice style, pairing individuals likely as spouses or collaborators. The text reads as numerous couple or partner entries such as Joseph S Kahlo and Catharine Geiger, Jeanne KK Reynolis and Jane Geller, John W Franklin and Sophia Wout Piantel Wo Henderson and Euma F Doran, and many others.
Regular meeting of the Connect held Monday evening January 3 1881 with Mayor Deatrick presiding. Members present Schlosser Corwin Furgerson Mallett Crowe and Haller. Minutes read approved. Accounts listed and ordered paid including police salaries labor lumber coal printing and sewers. Ordinance modification referred to Sutphen. Sewer and Street Committees authorized actions. Meeting adjourned.
Local news item covers C E Struble planning to move to Sherwood to start a store business. S K Beattie returns from Mansfield trip. Parcher & Brother win brick school house job for 918 dollars. Kintmer & Brother buy a short horned Durham bull from P Mangas. S Hanna and C Gardner on sick list. George Reynolds marries Jennie Goller January 1 1881. Belfry planned for new school house. district to haul stone for foundation.
Dr. Denman sold a large stock of holiday goods this season and is noted as a successful druggist. W E and F W Doud spent New Years in the area and W E Doud plans to return in spring to resume the insurance business. Heartshorn and Struble bought Gillespie’s property and opened a large grocery stock. Miller Rock & Co purchased all dry goods and groceries in Delaware Bend, adding a branch for the town. The Christmas tree attracted about three hundred presents, with an organ given to Miss Clara Taylor as a highlight.
A fragmented local item notes poor sleighing and a New Year greeting. Residents from Napoleon Defiance and Wauseon visit nearby friends while Frank Metz works at a sawmill near Archibald. Rumors mention a forthcoming blacksmith shop and a push to form a literary association as farmers plan peat suner work and Marius and Co acquire a new thr ive for the yard.
The Express reports on builders delaying work due to cold, a possible wedding north of town, John Foust becoming county sheriff in Defiance, and the local theater Drunkard drawing large crowds. Log shipments rise as teams haul timber, B and O trains run late, New Year drunkenness noted, Elson prize distribution draws swearing after ticket holders’ chances.
From Our Own Correspondent reports a string of local items: Frank Lewis remains a cattle buyer, William Russell and Thomas Reed on sick lists, George Ury back from Kansas, W Anson moves on the Mizer farm, Sheldon Sanford buys a $70 gold watch, Garfield’s upcoming inauguration in two months, H H Hanna returns from Mark township, Enos Partee farm rented by W P Mizer, Sheldon Langdon to return from New York, Rosedale meeting attracting good attendance, Marlon Garber and Sara Colley wed on the 30th, Frank Russell back from Montpelier, Ohio, John Mattock of Bryan visiting township, F and A Masons at Evansport to build a new hall, Dan Leorah buys a farm in Washington township, Elmer Partee teaching Moniger school, Rev J Adams Hoffman of Hicksville conducting a meeting at Pollywog, Rev Wm Butler assisted at Rosedale chapel by Rev Pomery Warfield.
A fragmentary overheard line notes a speaker exclaiming in awe as others gather items during a slow circuit of a location. The brief remark emphasizes astonishment and curiosity without additional context or actions.
Warrtep advertisement seeking steady workers with good wages at Turnbull & Selly's Factory. Immense stock of rubber boots and shoes promoted at Heller & Waterman's.
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