My Partner at Myers Opera House March 8
Long list of city notices and society items notes My Partner by Bartley Campbell to be staged at Myers Opera House on Thursday March 8. Local events include theater, auctions, church socials and council updates while weather and railroad talks mark the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myer’s Opera House
John Norway
Aldrich and
Parsloe
J. A. Orcutt
J. K. Webb
Napoleon
Myers Opera House
Holgate-Potters & Tittle
Third Ward
Cincinnati, van Wert & Michigan Railroad
Bartley Campbell
Myex
Opera House
Defiance
Myers & CoLe
City Fire Department Receives 300 Gift for Service
Defiance citizens gathered funds from local merchants to present the City Fire Department with a gold purse totaling 300 dollars. Mr. F J Shead organized the drive and delivered the gift during a surprise speech praising the department’s gallant work at fires along Clinton and the Krotz opera house blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Fire Department
Fire Department
Krotz
Clinton
F. J. Shead
Defiance National Bank
Defrance
Flickinger & Blair
Gorman & Co
J. B. Weisenburger
N. G. Woodward
A. B. Lowe
W.C. Burke
Karst & Tenger
E. N. Lewis
M. E. Heiler & Co
Martin & Krot
Colby & Reott
Haggart & Co
Kuhn & Ulrich
Tippin Bros
Turnbull Wagon Co
Plager & Watkins
Defiance Mfg. Co
KOUZ
H Heerdegen
Witzer Bros
Defiance Machine Dyarman
Nencosss
Hoffman & Geiger
J. P. Buffington
Defiance No. Bank
Krotz & Morse
S. & E. Shohl
Myers & Cole
Cerere See
Levy & Ginsburg
Asto En Cesnenshsovcessen
Wilhelm & Son
T. B. Branson
J. M. Preisendor- As Mineet Ole
WBE
Racsidseassba
G. W. Bechel
Paid February Subscriptions For Express List
A February subscription tally shows fifty seven years of paid and ten new subscribers. The total receipts amount to $114 with multiple names including Harrington Coburn Godard Wellman Elliott and many others noted as 6 months to 2 years subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
T.T. Harrington
J. F. Coburn
Cc. W. Philips
Godard Lyr
H. E. Wellman
Albert Elliott
Shelly
J.C. Weller
B. Kingsbury
Mrsgl
Myers
Conrad Plister
Dhkilley
Iosberger
Scott
John Davison
Gow . Buttler
Thomas Broadnix
Eddy
Grifrancis Hall
T. Brechbill
John Deardorf
Themas
Craig
L. Lenhart
Demand
S. Bassett
James Craine
DS Blackman
Casper King
Mos
Colby
Coonrad Lyr
Indebtedness of Defiance County and Townships in 1882
Auditor of State reports total county indebtedness at 104100 including Defiance County bridges roads and school house bonds. Townships cited include Defiance Highland Noble Richland Mark and Hicksville district with varied 5 6 and 8 percent bonds due 1882 to 1885 1884. Henry County owes 453151 in comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance County
Defiance Township
Highland Township
Noble Township
Richland Township
Mark Township
City of Defiance
Hicksville
Henry
Lent Services at Grace Episcopal Church Invite All Faithful
On the fourth Sunday in Lent March 4 Holy Communion at Grace Episcopal Church at 10 30 a m with address Can God Answer Prayers The rector will also preach to young men at 7 p m All are welcome Lent services continue Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 30 p m The public is invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Mud Creek Cracks and Local News In Brief
Mild thaw swells creeks to record heights while Harvey McFeters is on the sick list. John W. Sewell plans a spring barn, Amanda Clark visits Seneca County relatives, and Mrs. Margaret Johnson visits at Farmer Center. Todd’s church hosts Evangelical protracted meetings with several conversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey McFeters
John W. Sewell
Amanda Clark
Seneca County
Sidney Bevard
Margaret Johnson
Alec Sewell
Farmer Center
Anson Burlingame
E. W
Wilseyville Notes From Our Own Correspondent
Second glacial period appears in Wilseyville area. Ship timbering ends for now. Mrs. Walden ill but improving. Potatoes frozen in recent cold. Will Haller delivers mail between Farmer and Hicksville. Geo Zeigler tours from Missouri on business. Mark township resident famed for oversized feet uses road forks as a boot jack. L W Wilder says materials for old settlers cabin near Hicksville near. Winter terms end soon and spring fever begins. Lost Creek Detective Association meets Saturday March 3 for important business. Local quips about whiskey and flood fears mix with spring bird sightings. Jim Boo Hanpy signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Walden
Will Haller
Farmer
Hicksville
Geo. Zeigler
Missouri
Mark Township
L. W. Wilder
M. Arrowsmith
Lost Creek Detective Association
Katrina
JimBoo Hanpy
Measles in Ayersville and Village Notes
From Our Own Correspondent Mrs J K Myers is quite sick a new girl to report at George Case s Scott Blue leaves for the west A measles visit Walter Lambert returned from Marysville Frank Lambert and Tilly Haver wed by Rev Boyers at Thomas Haver s Supper for the band drew about 150 and netted twenty three dollars Rev Boyers began meetings but paused to finish work at Sharon Villagers complain about Squire letting fun go to Defiance Band members attended oyster suppers at Sam Smith s and L Davis s Winter term ends Friday Farlow s spring term hired after vacation Mt Calvary singing school drama blood vessel alarm at a man s wound Squire Stout and about thirty witnesses to decide Wednesday who was hurt All this for a nickel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Myers
George Case
S. Scott Blue
West
Walter Lambert
Marysville
Frank Lambert
Tilly Haver
Boyers
Thomas Haver
Sharon
Squire
Sam Smith
Pike
Squire Stout
Powell Creek Powders and Local Happenings in Sharon
From Our Own Correspondent. Meetings at Sharon have closed. Merrick Skiver leads hog raising for market. Thornton school to close this week. Two funerals Sunday and one today at Mt. Zion. Mr. Searle named mail carrier from Wis terman to Rice. David Grant finished hauling logs for Isaac Staily about 130000 feet. Hoeltzel bridge across Powell's creek noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Merrick Skiver
Thornton School
Mt. Zion
Woodchucks
Vennor
Mr. Searle
Wisterman
Rice
David Grant
Isaac Staily
Powell’s Creek
Hoeltzel
Local items and notices from Sharon area
The note mentions high water damaging crops and wheat harm from daily freeze thaw. Meetings will continue at Sharon for a week led by Rev H Bogers. Mr J W Pool moves near Hicksville and is described as prosperous and Republican. Neighbors plan fence building in bottom lands along the stream. Samuels family hosted a surprise oyster supper from F Kleinhein and others. Report of a band oyster supper enjoyed by many. A correction about burglaries at A J Sanford’s residence. burglars were at church at Bethel. Gearhart and McKenny have sold their tile stock. demand for tile remains unmet. hope for better supply next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Rev. H. Bogers
J. W. Pool
Hicksville
Pool
Samuels
F. Kleinhein
Express
A. J. Sanford
Bethel McKenny
Hicksville Notes Reflect Local Happenings and Weddings
Hicksville items report a quiet week with school closures and church services. People travel to Defiance and Payne while locals discuss business moves, new enterprises, and a forthcoming Buckeye reapers trade surge.
Noble Township Doings in Zeno Ohio Area
Local notes report sick lists for Albert Botters and Mrs. Frank Partee and several visits and events. Flora Reid closed her school. Miss Harriet Leonard visits Toledo. a U B church quarterly meeting is planned. Mrs. Kaappe dies of lung fever. John Meyers breaks leg on ice. Barn plans, horse trades, hog kill, stave bolt hauling, and cattle movement accompany community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Botters
Frank Partee
Flora Reid
J. A. Sheffield
Farever
Harriet Leonard
Toledo
U. B. Church
Philip McCauley
U.B
L. Langdon
Mr. Elder
Bryan
F. A. Goddard
John Meyers
Brunersburg
Rumas
Lehman & Son
Mr. Welker
Sherwood
Zeno
Defiance Market Prices Reported for Wheat and Provisions
In Defiance Ohio on March 1 1883 Wilhelm & Son list past week prices for wheat 1.03 per bushel oats 37 cents rye 45 cents corn 45 to 50 cents per bushel buckwheat 65 cents per bushel flour 650 per barrel corn and oats chop 1.25 per cwt mixed chop 1 per cwt buckwheat flour 1.00 per barrel buckwheat bran 60 cents per cwt corn meal 1.25 wheat bran 80 cents per cwt chess 35 cents per bushel small wheat 0 cents per bushel buckwheat bran 60 cents per cwt provisions corrected weekly by Morgan and Miller butter 8 to 18 cents per pound eggs 15 cents per dozen chickens 7 cents per pound turkeys 9 cents per pound ducks 8 cents per pound geese 5 cents per pound new potatoes 65 cents per bushel flaxseed 1.10 per bushel clover seed prime 7.00 per bushel clover seed No 2 6.50 per bushel timothy 1.25 to 2.00 per bushel bacon side 15 cents per pound hams 14 cents per pound beans 3.50 per bushel onions 75 cents per bushel salt 1.20 per barrel tallow 6 cents per pound shoulders 12 cents per pound dressed hogs 7.00 per barrel salt per pound 1.23 apples dried 6 cents per pound wool 20 to 35 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Wilhelm &Son
Morgan & Miller
Brown's Iron Bitters Endorsed by Hamden Leader
H C Wilson of Hamden Junction Vinton County Ohio states Brown's Iron Bitters gives perfect satisfaction to all who use it. The endorsement highlights the tonic as a trusted remedy for general weakness and health improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Wilson
Hamden Junction
Hood's Sarsaparilla Said to Cure Digestive Ailments
An 19th century note claims Hood's Sarsaparilla relieves dyspepsia chronic diarrhoea and other stomach ailments. It asserts many cases are cured by the remedy and that its combination of curative agents earns user confidence after first use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Case
St. Denis
Roadway
Llth St
N. Y
Ely
M. Stanley
Boots and Shoes
Ithaca
Y.N
Hood
Kelogg
Colby & Scotts
Kroitz Morse's Cash Grocers Ad Promotes Canned Goods
Advertisement lists 2 Ib cans Blackberries 110 per dozen and other canned vegetables and fruits priced per dozen. Also notes fresh tub oysters 25 cents per quart and butter crackers 25 cents at Kroiz & Morse's, the cash grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krotz & Morse
Kroiz & Morse’s
Mary Stuart Face Powder Sold By Tint or White
Mary Stuart face powder is advertised as harmless and priced at 25 cents per box. Sold by G. W. Bechel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stuart
G. W. Bechel
Aver's Cherry Pectoral Cures Lung Disease Claims
The advertisement proclaims Aver's Cherry Pectoral as a powerful remedy for lung disease with quieting and rest-procuring qualities, asserting it as the best curative option available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aver
Kellogg's Colombian Oil Promoted for Child Aches
An advertisement claims Kellogg's Colombian Oil is a safe reliable remedy for children’s distresses. It asserts relief from aches pains and symptoms without opiates or narcotics. It promises curing with a child friendly approach.
Brown's Iron Bitters Endorsed by Jackson Broome
Jackson Broome of Ironton Ohio reports that Brown's Iron Bitters permanently cured his nervousness debility and impurity of the blood in a testimonial style notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Broome
Ironton
Brown
Ayers Hair Vigor Promises Hair Color Restore
An advertisement asserts Ayers Hair Vigor will remove the cause of hair loss and gray turning by restoring hair to its natural color, claiming it preserves good looks and good nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayers
Kelloy's Columbian Oil Promises Kidney and Bladder Strength
Age brings infirmities and weakening of the body. Kelloy's Columbian Oil is advertised to strengthen and repair the kidneys and urinary organs. The claim states the oil stimulates natural action and restores vigor to debilitated organs with every dose.
Also Mentioned on This Page
London
J. B. Seeley
Philadelphia
U.S.A
America
Lexpen Exmertios
Thomas Pryent
Christopher Heath
Thomas Smith
John Wood
F. BR. S
F. R.C. Seeley
I. B. Seeley
T.” Establishment
Chestnut St
U.S. A
Baanen
Loncon
D. Cross
D. Hayes Aggiew
Wilard Terker
Pancoast
Thos
G- Merton
Seelet
Woodward’s Drug Store
Defiance County Express
W. E. Henry
E. G. Figley
Ollie M.culley
Partner
Bee
G. Frederick
Oglevee
Exraxis
L. E. Beardsley
A. Viers
Nettie
Claude Viers
Liberty Center
the Times
B. L. Aball
The
Wauseon Expositor
W. D. Hill
M. E. Heller & Co
F. W. Colby
Texas
C. Harley
the Express
E. F. Aldrich
Findlay
J. H. Webber
M. E
John Tate
Ayersville
F. A. B. Lowe
Stout
George Krots
Bechel’s
Charley van Hyning
Humpty Dumpty
F. Shelly
Joseph Bauer
Bauer & Deibl
Owen
Wabash
Democrat
M. E. Church
Harman Tenzer
George Miller
Joseph Kahlo
Adam Forepaugh
Geo. H. Adams
Wauseon Republican
Kittner Bros
Hollister & Newcomer's Drug Store
Fred. Kittner
Grange
J. B. Scheff
Schaff
Baptist Church
Fostoria Review
Frank J. Shead
Henry Kva
F. T. Worsherr
Defiance Fire Department
Martin Ramos
Lucy Hammer
Charles Buda
Lydia Wines
Reason Scott
Susie A. Henning
Charles B. Carey
Margaret L. Seevers
George F. Sollenberger
Hattie S. Cook
J. F. G. Yeaser
Ann M
Wm. M. Neill
Caroline Enseller
Henry Shock
Alice Wisp
Adam R. Haddox
Rhoda Green
Solomon Ingle
BeHe Hanna
Frank Myers
Martha Mastin
Matilda Haver
Philo Thomas
Ola Smith
Mud Creek
Evangelical Association
Todd's
George Mock
Frank Mock
Nath McFeters
Williams County
Eliza Moats
Pioneer
William
Elliott Cosgrove
Olive Branch
Wilseyville Whistlings
Ayersville Etems
Powells Creek
Hiichsville
W. S. Richards
John Hidy
Michigan
Frank Roberts
E. C. Love
Newville
W. T. Merrifield
Paulding County
Banks
Dan Murphy
Center Milford
Enoch Edson
P. M. Edson
Gibson Lower
Lagrange
Ind
Isaac Kintigh
Thornton Dowell
Dowell
Wesley Dowell
John
E. M. Gerrost
John Hollinger
Pleasant Ridge
Nye
W. C. Hughes
Edward Frease
Mr. Frease
Colorado
William Callendar
Dutch Street
Dr. Moore
Tannyhill
Mr. Moore
Dakota
Marrried
Irank Myers
Spencerville Street
Weaner
Hattie Cook
Frank Sollenbarger
Rachael Miller
Charles Deckman
Byron Nye
Minnie Merifield
Bernie Hoinger
Frank Finzer
Mr. Scott
Reason
Six Corger
Fort Wayne
Noble Township Doings
I. A. B. Lowe
Myers & Core
Ohio
Buchu-Paibla
Valencia
Krotz & Morsels
Defiance Markets
Ogrera Houses
Myerse& Cote
Kuhl
Paris
Mrs
Flager & Watkins
Palamo
Clinton Street
Kepler Farm
Court of Common Pleas
Benjamin F. Southworth
Edward Squire
Rachael Kepler
Mary A. Phillips
Said
Maumee River
William Hivers
van Buren and
Adrian State
Richland
Newbegin & Kingsbury