E F Aldrich Defiance Ohio Item Notice
Defiance Ohio September 16 an item authorizes a legal or personal notice involving E F Aldrich. Details are limited in the fragment but indicate an official filing or address notice from a local authority.
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Newspaper
Defiance County Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1880
Page
3
Defiance Ohio September 16 an item authorizes a legal or personal notice involving E F Aldrich. Details are limited in the fragment but indicate an official filing or address notice from a local authority.
Miss Mina Puerson opens a dress-making rooms above the Post office and invites friends to call on her for any dress needs.
brief note states a bakery in Baltimore keeps top brands available at affordable prices.
Always on hand and received fresh daily at the Baltimore Bakery. Items available by the can or case.
John Lehman & Son offer pine cisterns at very low prices and urge customers to call for prices North of Maumee river Defiance. Cary & Carroll roast their own coffees and invite customers to call Mr Geo Brown at the New Bakery next to Russell House. Bechel's stock of wall paper promotes the finest patterns for buyers Clinton street and Bechel's storefront featured.
All persons indebted to L A Bliss are notified to call at once at the office near the gas works and settle to save costs. L W Buss & Co announce Hattie Deatrick will open a school in the English Catholic church school house on Monday Sept 20 to run until the Central Building schools open. Terms 25 cents per week. Paul Finger the grocer is opening a bakery connected to his store and will keep fresh bread and cakes for sale.
Notice that Maneas and Serrara have purchased the hardware stock of R S Giles from A Braner and Co and will now stock hardware stoves tinware paints oils and the Acme Plow. They advertise selling cheap for cash and invite customers to call and see them.
A local city election mood fuels parades and banners as Republicans push mobilization. Reports note packed trains, campaign ads, and festive demonstrations, while Democrats face a gloomy HQ and waning majorities amid election week activity.
A Democratic Trustee Thomas Sproull is praised for fair election rulings showing impartiality amid a heated campaign. Colby schoolhouse meeting sees strong Republican crowds despite Democratic efforts as Knapp and Gleason fail to appear. A massive Republican gathering, with 410 torches and 513 in procession, fills the Opera House to hear the Ohio Governor speak for two hours, urging strong party results at the polls next month.
The Garfield and Arthur Guards of Defiance and Ayersville will meet in Defiance on Saturday evening next Oct 16 for a grand nullification of Ohio and Indiana victories. Guards report to Clinton Street locations for a parade route along Clinton Arabella Jefferson Fifth Division Holgate Wayne Clinton. Citizens urged to display illumination. bonfire planned at Second and Clinton. Frank C. Corey pres.
A reader complains that Hicksville races were a failure without public results. The first trotting race had a $50 purse with two starters, times listed as 2.54-3.01 and 2.57, revealing gaps in published results.
In Hicksville Ohio Republicans stage a large rally with Gov Foster and A. M. Pratt, surpassing a prior Democratic rally with Thurman Hendricks and others. The town decorates streets, torchlight procession occurs, and attendees report stronger Republican enthusiasm while saloon activity dips. E. H. W. notes Dems held county sway for over twenty years, but days may be numbered.
Regena E Harley born Ger many May 14 1825 died Defiance Ohio September 30 1880 aged 55 years 4 months 16 days She married Christian Harley in her 18th year and lived in faithful companionship until death She immigrated to the United States about age six and came to Defiance 18 years ago She joined Lutheran Church at age 13 later united with Methodist Episcopal Church in Fre county Ohio and remained a devoted member She mothered 13 children all living His sickness began May 1879 and she feared death November 1879 her final words express hope in heaven A large funeral procession followed her October 3 1880 after sermon by Rev And J Fish at the Methodist Episcopal Church A Miserably Trick comment from Ex PRESS condemns intruding political dirt on private lives and defends press restraint in political campaigns while denouncing the Democratic party.
Last Tuesday brought the largest vote in Defiance Township with a Democratic majority of 296, up from 312 last year, amid a peaceful process save for a brief confrontation. County totals show a wider turnout, with Democrats ahead 1,147 to Republicans, prompting calls for continued GOTV efforts and warning Republicans to keep up the work. Two new fast express trains added by the Wabash line extend service between Toledo and Kansas City, with schedules printed for traveler convenience. The incident of a deceased comrade’s family is honored with resolutions of sympathy and published in the Defiance Democrat and Express.
From Our Own Correspondent Philip Crago builds a new home in Georgetown. Rev N L Hartshorn promotes voting. The M E minister spoke to a large Georgetown church audience. Republicans raise a pole with Garfield and Arthur banner. Kingsbury and Harris offer remarks. Farmers begin Weber ditch work amid scorn for Commissioners and calls for more burdens. Winn and Haymaker depart for Cincinnati to study law. John and Kid plan to return with diplomas, leaving big shoes to fill.
Astonishing the world electric Bitters cure exhausted and enfeebled females and general ailments. They aid kidney and urinary complaints, offered by G. W. Becher at fifty cents a bottle. Also a well established paint shop and stock is for sale by Cuaries E. Mitter corner Jefferson and Fifth Streets with immediate possession.
Now is your time to buy New York Salt. Krotz and Morse have just received one hundred barrels.
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