Public Sales printed notices February 1880
Bills list public auctions near Navarre Orrville Moscow Dalton and Wooster in February 1880. Administrators, heirs and auctioneers announce farm stock crops implements household goods and livestock to be sold starting at 10 or 12 o clock with terms disclosed. Sale locations include Fellers residence Justus Station and Forrer Farm among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S._W. Ricksecker
Christian Feller
Navarre
Justus
Christian Kaylor
Cyrus Keifer
Moscow
Orrville
David Forrer
John Brant
David Rudy
Samuel Gochnauer
Samuel Brenneman
W. G. Myers
E. Harper
Wooster
County Infirmary
Fredericksburg
Arnold and Lusk
Property For Sale In Dalton On Main Street
The advertiser offers a large two story frame house with stable outbuildings and a never failing well on the north side of Main Street, one door west of the post office. Also for sale is a grocery store room on the south side of Main Street near the Dalton Shoe Store. For details contact John Eckhart. Dalton, January 21, 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Dalton Shoe
Boots and Shoes Store Opens Under New Ownership
Fryberger and Davison announce the Dalton Shoe Store is now operating with a full line of boots and shoes at low cash prices. They emphasize a strong custom department, repair of Gum Boots, and warrant their workmanship to give value received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Fryberger &Davison
First-Class Sawing From Fine Logs
Advertisement notes low prices for sawing all first-class logs into joists planks and building timber from 4x5 up to most sizes. Rates listed as 30 cents per 100 feet board measure.
Sawing Rates and Fence Work Prices in Old Ledger
Second class sawing from first class logs yields 334 cents per 100 feet for four inch, two inch and one inch boards. All fencing work costs 40 cents per 100 feet except on a special contract.
Sawing Rates For Small Logs Outlined In Notice
All sawing out of little logs and logs under eighty feet is priced at 40 cents per 100 feet. Rates apply to 40 cent per 100 feet for logs not less than forty feet and for logs making less than eighty feet.
Log Prices for First and Second Class Sawing
Market note lists lumber rates: first class logs at 16 cents per 100 feet running measure and second class sawing and logs at 18 to 20 cents per 100 feet. Prices reflect timber quality and measurement method.
Reminder of Interest on Unpaid Sawing Services
Notice states that any sawing not paid within 60 days after completion will incur interest from the date of sawing. The policy emphasizes timely payment to avoid charges.
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Gazi
Scott's Printing House
Ohio
M. Eo
Catharine Studer
Joseph Studer
Scott
John Eckhart
Dalton Saw
R. Sellers & Son