Defiance County Express reports on Cleveland and tariff talks
The Defiance paper cites Stephen G Cleveland as a self styled bigger man than Grant and recounts a Maryland visit where a humble Black woman’s bouquet to the President was rejected. It notes the oleomargarine bill passage with taxes, the 1885 wheat and 1886 crop outlook, and editorials critiquing Ohio Democratic disarray and Spies defense strategy while listing local ads and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen G. Cleveland
Old Grant
Cleveland
Deer Park
Maryland
Henry Clay
Washington
Old Clay
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The
Plain Dealer
Democratic Party
Ohio
State Central Committee
Democratic Party of
Senate
Life
Vr Hall
Acker’s English Remedy Promoted for Respiratory Ailments
N G Woodward declares a salable article and guarantees to the public Acker’s English Remedy as a sure and unfailing cure for asthma coughs whooping cough croup and all lung troubles claiming it is the standard remedy for consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Woodward
Acker
Meron
W. A. Noyes
Power's
Rochester
N.Y
Adams Township News and Local Notes
Adams Township notes a new carriage for Allie Rowe, farm activities, barn roof work, and a tile mill mishap. It records a Sunday School organized at the Brethren church, a jail break near-leader Blanchard recaptured, farming updates, and local advertisements for tonics and elixirs with claims of cures. The piece covers deaths, building projects, a debate, and various community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Rowe
Frank Gibbs
Ezra Gibbs
August Mehring
John Knape
Jacob Metz
Fred Peter
Brethren Church
S. G. Mecord
E. Hane
Secy
Laura Conkle
Treas
A. Gleason
Sapbath
Martin
Michael Kramer
Henry Battershell
S. A. Haddix
Wesley Wilson
Clemmer
P. S. Daoost
Mark Center
Milford
Hicksville
Toledo
Zenas Stone
George Osman
Washington Township
Thomas Baze
Notes About Town: Future Focus Amid Local Rhetoric
In a sermon at the M E church the speaker mocked parties for staring at the past while predicting future ruin for Republicans and Democrats. He praised progress and cited figures like Jim Blaine and Logan, noting Ohio wool and a Langdon family farmer’s view on free trade. A meeting at G W Bechel’s and a soldiers monument committee list follow ups, with local notices and mill promotions concluding the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Republican Party
Jim Blaine
Logan
Sherman
White House
Cleveland
Lyman Langdon
Langdon
Democratic Party
Also Mentioned on This Page
Defiance County Express
Defiance
Elmer
House of Representatives
Department of Agriculture
Europe
India
Australia
United States
South America
Portland
Ireland
Great Britain
Mr. Blaine
Lord Salisbury
Blaine
Argust
Chicago
Job
Miss Bartow
Jonah
Dr. Biggers
Grigg
Adams Township
A. L. Parker
Lehman School
Milford Township
Charles Upp
John Blanchard
Fred Surprise
Orville Clark
Young Cramer
Blanchard
Buckingham
Dr. Jones
G. W. Bechel
Defiance National Bank
Sronehall
Sual Fee
Rom
Defiance Naonal Bank
Clinton
2D Street
Olio
Robert Carey
F. B. Aldrich
P. Slough
Rome
P. O
Sharles E. Bronson’s
Office
Jefferson Street
Third and
Rih
Ottawa Pike
Charles E, Bronson
Peter
Schlosser
Peter Schloer
Perry Street
J. L. Scott
Scott
Einstone Front
DEFIA
Clintos
Sun "Ae
Uist
W. B. Morse
Pacific
Nevada
Ayersville
Morse
Far West
Cretary
Exsay
Julia Krenkle
Bryant
Virgil Squire
Lee Beecer
the White
W. D. Hill
F. G. Brown
J. J. Green
Sutphen
J. I. Bevington
W. C. Holgate
Elmer White
Carroll Mk. Heller
K. Deatrick
G J’ Hickey
Mr. I Gorman
Monumental Bronze Co
Russell House
P.B. Lar
Clara Bruner
Chas. Haux
J. Mulliffer
Ida Martin
Gertie Stewart
Alice Shuler
Defiance Mills
HOP Plaster Company
Boston
Mass
Tiffin
Tiffin Union Churn CO
Switzer & Kehnast
Goldman
Nyoice
Susemna Eves
Geo. P. Rowell & Co
Dyarman
Peterson's
Court House
Wm. Hoffman
Opera House
H. B. Hall
Undertaker
Pur City
Geea
Maumee River
Defiance, Ohio
Eioice
Brothers
Wis
Western Investment
Tworstery
Will Bequick
Kansas
Peter Dickman
Defiance Coun
Ed & Shead
North Jetlance
Daoust & Mangus Bros
Walter A. Wood
Adust & Mangus Bros
Clinton Street
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