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Newspaper

Defiance County Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1884

Page

6

Taxes Due Call to Pay Now

Citizens charged with taxes are urged by Treasurer W. Lauster to call and pay at once.

W. Lauster

Karl in Defiance prompts busy week at Opera House

The Defiance week features Karl at Myers Opera House with multiple notes on the show. Readers hear about local plans for skating rinks, city schools opening, and a busy social calendar including a Leap Year ball and church observances.

Karl Myers’ Opera House George Holton Mark Center T. N. Karr Ottawa Chas Gardner Patti Rosa Opera House

Baptist Church Donation Party Planned for Pastor Benefit

The ladies of the Baptist Church will host a donation party at the church on Wednesday evening January 16 for the pastor’s benefit. Attendees are invited to enjoy a pleasant evening and contribute.

Ladies of the Baptist Church

Club Rates for Express and Popular Publications in 1884

The Express offers club rates for 1884 on publications including Peterson's Magazine, Youth's Companion, Harper's Magazine, Ohio Farmer, Frank Leslie's Weekly, and Gody's Lady's Book among others. Subscriptions can be bundled with the Express plus other chosen titles at listed prices and the publisher will extend club rates to any additional publications desired.

Express Peterson’s Magazine Harper’s Magazine Ohio Farmer Frank Leslie Sapead Chimney Corner the Express

New Year Gift From Defiance Friends Accepts Golden Cane

J B Ulrich and Mrs C E Ulrich of St Louis thank Kuhn Bros box factory team in Defiance O for a gold headed cane given on New Year day. They express heartfelt appreciation and blessings for 1884, noting the gift came from valued friends and source.

Kuhn Bros Peter Kuhn C. E. Ulrich

Fifty Fourth Birthday Party at Defiance Honoring Susy Stork

In Defiance on January 8 1884 guests gathered at Mrs Susana Stork known as Susy Stork to celebrate her fifty fourth birthday. Children invited friends brought many gifts as tables overflowed with delicacies and John Brown entertained with comic and sentimental songs amid sleigh bells and merriment throughout the old farm house.

Rehan Germany Susana Stork Defiance Susy John Brown John Dame Stork

Chickasaw Notes And Local Happenings

Miss Tillie Goller has returned from Toledo. Debate at Snaky Run and a good time last evening. Farmers are improving time drawing wood and saw logs. Rev. J. Stuckman and D. Kintner plan framed barns next spring. The Farmer correspondent was wrong about P. Yeagley’s boy weight. No three pound babies here.

Snaky Run

Wilbur Johnson and Eva Florence Stone wed Christmas Eve

From Our Own Correspondent Wilbur Johnson and Eva Florence Stone were married Christmas evening with Rev S S Hyde officiating. The community notes a New Year reunion and a lively local social scene as families plan moves to Kansas and Missouri.

Wilbur Johnson Eva Florence Stone Rev S. S. Hyde

Holgate notes and local farming changes report

Powells Creek Powders from our own correspondent notes snow affecting wheat in the area. Charley Moses plans to fence his woodland with the saw mill to create a stock farm. Rob Linard will winter in Tuscarawas county after checking ties. Some farmers ship milling to Florida Mills with Klingelhoefer Siggs reported as profitable. Leap year jokes aside, local bachelors comment on the girls’ part.

Charley Moses Florida Mills Klingelhoefer & Siggs

Brunersburg Items from Our Own Correspondent

New Year reflections and local social news from Brunersburg note gatherings at Christmas and New Year. Families including Cyrus Williams Lyman Hilton and Dora Dowe appear in extended household and school events. Reverend Weaner preached a holiday appointment at the M E Church. A local bachelor jokes about leap year as Cras APPLE.

Lyman Hilton Dora Dowe Brunersburg

Adams Ridge Items Observed Weather and Social News

Several cars were frozen last week and the cold hindered a surprise party. A.C. Root of Beckwith Iowa visits township friends. West Ridge youths form a literary society meeting Wednesdays. Will Conn’s group and two parties were surprised. Josh Domer conducts a weekly singing school at West Ridge school. John Shrimplin buys three carloads of corn from Sheldon Illinois. Carpenter and Seiple burn a tile kiln in Jewell despite cold. Mrs. Eigar of Liberty Center to take possession of Schmidt farm.

A.C. Root Beckwith Iowa Russ Deihl Philip Schwartzel Josh Domer West Ridge Josh the Express

Local Notes From Noble Township Hit By Weather And Visits

J A Sheffield installs a Perkins wind engine on his farm. Joseph Gier of Iowa visits friends. J M Goodrich leaves Lyman Langdon to work on the railroad. Jacob Kinsey sells household goods to move away. King Romas Swineheart mill runs full blast. Cold weather halts tile draining. J Partee visits from Spencerville. Banditti plays music at Capt Partee’s to honor Frank Romas. W P Sanford visits Stryker. Protracted meeting at Rural Chapel. Warfield heads saw mill. A cow owned by Wm Jolly dies after choking. G N Evans returns from Fulton county to work for Lyman Langdon. Blizzard delay noted in last week’s Express. Mr Mrs Bayes and son Roy, and Mr Mrs Koons visit Capt Partee’s Sunday. Mrs W A Partee visits Evansport. Miss Carrie Brown recovers from diphtheria. Miss Gertie Welch and Ed Welch visit from Defiance. Nemo.

J. M. Goodrich Lyman Langdon Jacob Kinsey King, Romas & Swineheart Arch. Warfield King & Co Wm. Jolly G. N. Evans Fulton County

Hicksville Items From Our Own Correspondent

Sundayed in Mark Township J N Blair notes saloon issues measles and a busy vet reports. Ladies Auxiliary G A R disbanded and W H Doring Post Antwerp installed officers. Local deaths marriages visits and transfers of newspaper ownership etc. A Hicksville correspondent covers community life and local officials.

J. N. Blair Mark Township W. J. Henry W. H. Doring Post Antwerp Thomas Bays Near Bryan

Bethel And Area Happenings Reported

Charley Morris the Bethel dentist notes painless extractions. A Joseph Beall entertainment falls short due to winter. Patent rights representatives visit farmers. Paulding County Missionary Society met in Antwerp last week with C B Anderson and H K Morris present. Auglaize Grangers install officers tonight. Bethel church hosts meetings starting the 18th led by Rev G R Mell and Rev E A Coil of Yellow Springs Ohio.

C. B Anderson H. K. Morris Paulding County Missionary Society Antwerp Auglaize Grangers Bethel Church G. R. Mell E. A. Coil Yellow Springs Ohio

Moral salesmanship at Mackey's building

A traveling hardware man demonstrates scissors to a lady, swapping a pair after entertaining her with a speech. She buys the second pair, persuaded by the salesman. Moral: knaves may prosper where honesty falters. patronize home merchants and encourage domestic industries.

Mackey

Hymns for a Lost Loved One in Winter

A mournful verse laments a dear one's death with lines on a desolate hearth and a vacant chair. It speaks of aching hearts, tolling bells, and memories of a beloved, then offers comfort in the hope of a future reunion in heaven beyond death.

Grain prices in Defiance market report 1884

Market notes from Defiance Ohio dated January 10 1884 show Wilhelm & Son purchasing wheat at 1.00 per bushel oats 35 cents rye 50 cents corn 55 cents per bushel flour sold by Defiance Mills 1.50 and Queen 1.45 per sack corn and oats chop 1.40 per cwt mixed chop 100 per cwt corn meal 1.40 wheat bran 90 cents per cwt chess 40 cents per bushel small wheat 75 cents per bushel buckwheat 65 cents per sack.

Defiance Wilhelm & Son

Provision Market Prices Listed by Morgan and Miller

Corrected weekly market list shows Chickens 6c, Ducks 7c, Turkeys 8c, Butter 10c, Eggs 15c per dozen, Salted Hides 7c, Green Hides No 2 5c, New potatoes 40c per bushel, Flaxseed $1.15, Clover seed prime $5.25 per bushel, No 2 $4.50, Timothy $1.25 to $1.50 per bushel, Bacon side 15c, Hams 12c, Beans $2.50 per bushel, Onions 60c per bushel, Salt $1.20 per barrel, Tallow 6c, Shoulders 10c, Dressed hogs $6.75, (last line) Salt per pound 10c.

Morgan & Miller Seth Atae

Oysters Advertised at Baltimore Bakery and Kidney Remedy

An early 20th century notice touts fresh and largest oysters from the Baltimore Bakery. It also promotes Kellogg's Columbian Oil as a kidney treatment claiming it acts directly on the kidneys.

A Remedy Sold by N G Woodward for Colds and Coughs

An advertisement touts Acker's celebrated English remedy guaranteed to cure a cold or cough and notes sale through N G Woodward.

Acker N. G. Woodward

Money loaned on farm property at low rate

Advertisements show loans of 500 dollars or more secured on farm property with long, low interest terms offered by Smith & Strayer of Bryan Ohio. Also notices F Krotz's Fresh Roasted Coffee promoting a holiday assortment. Gherkey’s dry goods store invites locals to visit. Baltimore Bakery advertises freshest oysters in the city.

Smith & Strayer Bryan Ohio Gherkey Baltimore

Auction of Deceased's Interest in Hoops Mill at Paulding

Administrator for J. F. R. Evans offers the Holcombe and Evans Hoop Mill interest in Paulding Ohio at low price. Mill building and machinery are new with timber plentiful. Address Fort Wayne Indiana. ministers offered two free bottles of Warner's White Wine of Tar upon ordering two bottles from a store. Dr D Warner and E N Lewis noted.

J. F. R. Evans Holcombe & Evans Hoop Mill Paulding Ohio Warner D. Warner Reading E. N. Lewis Warren Winona Minn

Griggs Glycerine Salve Endorsed as Cure All

Griggs Glycerine Salve advertised as a universal remedy for cuts bruises scalds burns wounds and all sores. Promises positive cure for piles tetter and skin eruptions with money refundable guarantee. Sold by G W Bechel ly.

Colby & Scott Grigg Griggs G. W. Bechel —Ly

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Boosts Health

An old classified style notice touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a testimonial claiming a $2 weight gain and 20 years of improved health. Sold by all druggists in the period advertisement.

Hall

FrESHEST OysTERS Auction Prompted for 42 Tr

A brief notice directs readers to visit the FrESHEST OysTERS event location for an auction described as 42 tr. The exact timing and full details remain unreadable in the fragment, but the prompt indicates a call to attend.

Mammoth Double Store Turkeys Geese and More

Headquarters at F. Krotz's Mammoth Double Store for dressed turkeys geese and chickens fine beef veal lamb fresh sugar cured hams with a broad selection for holiday meals.

F. Krotz Mammoth Double

Also Mentioned on This Page

Defiance County Express Belle Cheney van Wert S. M. Kintner Sherwood Carey Lou Odie Casebeer Toledo Annie Ayers Noble Township F. W. Knapp C. J. Daoust Mattie Gertie Squire Cleveland Walt, Hilton O. Dyarman Western, Mich Jennie Shoemaker Napoleon M. E. Heller Flager & Watkins Delaware Gazette Success A. F. Harley M. W. Starr Hicksville T. G. Dowell Starr Goshen Ind College of Music Holgate-Harley-Tiedeman Flickinger & Blair Defiance Machine Works W. P. Sanford Durham and. J. Fish Farmers’ Institute Dr. Aldrich Heller & Co M. L. Donahey City Vennor Clara Theresa Bernstien Ida Garver Andy Martin Cora McDonald Evansport Georgetown Ira P. McGlasson Marion City Kan Clinton Street Farmer's Institute Court House Gould Chamberlain Terry Soldiers’ and Sailors Monumental Association C. A. Flickinger Charles A. Gardner Krotz Opera House The Toledo Journal Dicken Pickwick Recorder’s Office Democrat Bro. Culley Culley Defiance County Merchants’ National Bank Wm. C. Holgate Henry Newbegin E. P. Hooker John Crowe C. Harley J. P. Buffington C. E. Slocum B. L. Abell P. Kettenring Treasmier F. G. Brown Chas. Seymore Defiance National Bank J. A. Orcutt E. Squire F. J. Shead Defiance Gas Co T. Sutphen G. J. Hickey Gessner J. B. Ulricg C. E Scotch Girl Farmer Center Richie Foot Quincy Inl Walter Hosack Missouri George Powell Kansas George Miller Haller Charlie Walden Williams Center Powells Creek George Sellinger Holgate Rob. Linard Tuscarawas County Rolley Bethel Mrs. Cyrus Williams Rev. Weaner Rev. Bower M.E W. I. Kath Tiffin Township Minnie Bennett Batchelor Adams Ridge Will John Shrimplin Sheldon Ill J. A. Sheffield Joseph Gier Joseph Partee Spencerville John Partee Frank Romas Stryker Rural Chapel W. Bayes Roy F. M. Koons Capt. Partee Family W. A. Partee Carrie Brown Gertie Welch Brother Ed Nemo Seth Scott Central Block F. Dalrymple Wm. Davidson R. McFarren Mr. Johnson Cicero Six Corner Simms Six Corners Edward H. Otis Adelia L. Farlow Lilly J. H. Bond I. Donafin Sarah Stull Evangelical Church Guiest M. V. Starr News Independent Daily News Dowell Charley Morris Joseph Beall Uncle Rolly Nellie Miller Sherwood, O Bucklen Defiance Markets Provision Market W. H. Hoffman Fort Wayne, Ind Carroll & Co’s Akron Carroll & Co's Akron Graham Carroll & Co White Star Tittle’s Meat Market Woodward’s Baltimore Bakery Messrs. Hood & Co Hood Johnson Miller Zer Miller Stewart Miller George Rock Miller, Rock & Co John W. Davis Charles Foster Davis Emmerson & Co Taylor, Rodgers & Co James Judkins & Co Stern Block & Co R. J.cummings& Co C., Luce & Co John A. Talman & Ambach Burgunder & Co Marshall, Field, & Co Court of Common Pleas Seneca County Taylor Rodgers & Co Stern Block & Co James Judkins & Co R. J. Cummings & Co U.S. Luce & Co Miller, Hock & Co’s Miller, Kock & Jco Miller Rock & Co Taylor Rodgers &Co Ao Emmerson & Co Emmerson& Co Betas Eee Taylorders & Co CU. S. Luce &Co Sterne Block & Co Rk. J. Cummings & Co C.S. Luce & Co Ares
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