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Newspaper
Defiance County Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1880
Page
3
On 2d street near Wayne in De, Adam inaugurated the first fail campaign. The young ladies of Defiarce discuss forming a Dickens club, drawing many young men eager to attend. A noted medicine warning cautions that cures may misfire if the ailment is unknown.
Always on hand and received fresh daily at the Baltimore Ba Kkery by the can of case.
A Defiance Ohio column roves through politics and daily life. It recalls Thanksgiving preparations, election results, local entertainment, births, and business updates with era voice, mentioning Garfield and Hayes, local addresses, and newspaper subscription changes.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church express heartfelt thanks to the generous people for their liberal patronage on Tuesday evening. They also thank the Russell House proprietors for allowing use of their parlors and dining room for the occasion. Committee.
A Defiance letter questions Democratic leaders stance after elections as it denounces the Defiance Democrat for personal attacks on Turnbull and other firms. The writer warns of losing Turnbull’s wagon works and calls on citizens to reject the newspaper’s endorsement of such tactics.
In Defiance Ohio last Tuesday night Republican partisans presented Frank C Culley, editor of the Defiance County Express, a heavy ebony cane with a gold head as thanks for his campaign service. Culy recalled his Civil War pledge to the party and praised Garfield Arthur leadership amid a bitter, vindictive campaign.
Farmers shuck corn while John Brecbill reports a fine buck. Andy Weis starts anew with a new girlfriend. Mrs. Branson Good ill with typhoid. Condict of Mansfield visits. Scott buys a circular saw mill to enliven industry. Loren Blanchard attends his father’s funeral in Medina county. Rev. Ackerman begins Hill schoolhouse meetings Tuesday evening. Mrs. Gaylord returns with her father Mr. Lewis from Cleveland. Len Hire’s son breaks leg at Vance’s straw stack.
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