Stiers and Co Showcase Attractions in Local Spotlight
Stiers and Co announce a lineup of new attractions joining their catalog. The display highlights entertainment options, with emphasis on family friendly experiences and updated venue spaces.
02 Jan 1892
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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1892
Page
1
Stiers and Co announce a lineup of new attractions joining their catalog. The display highlights entertainment options, with emphasis on family friendly experiences and updated venue spaces.
A dealer offers hand turned shoes at cut price $1.60 to clear stock, with other models like mens overshoes size 10 and 11 and ladies heavy shoes reduced to cost. Various sizes and prices noted including $2.00 and $2.16 and up to $1.60 for certain lots.
We offer 22 plush sacquel sixes 82 andl4, former prices 17. Closeout of a large line of garments offered well below rent value. Immediate purchase advised as stock varies by style and price. Fur capes in monkey, woolseal, cony and lynx blends.
The store slashes prices on mens boots including Sugar Grave kip boots reduced from 240 to 2.00 and other boots in proportion. Boys grain leather shoes now 1.60 from 2.00. Entire shoe stock heavily discounted, with many items below cost.
The notice advertises mens white underwear and shirts at discounted cents per drawer. It lists Canton tins and natural wool items with odd sizes and reduced prices, noting values around fifty to sixty-five cents with pages of pricing.
Prices fall across shawls robes and dress suites with shawls down to 4.00 and 8.00 and robes reduced from 17.00 to 15.40 while robe dress suites drop from 100 to 1040 and other items see marked cuts in the millinery and upholstery sections.
A Christmas program at the school features a decorated tree with items on display. A Pine Grove church Christmas program is noted along with a plan to establish Apostolee at a Drex back grocery, aided by private rail transport due to winter roads. Community members contribute to funding a school bell. a list shows local residents’ payments.
Abratuin, born Irfield County, died at his Mae panty residence aged 1801. He married Martha Crook and had eleven children six surviving, plus thirty-eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. He and his wife were longtime Old School Baptist members. mourners note his wish to join his spouse in the afterlife. The notice lists several names and small sums.
Court adjourned on Blue Creek last Saturday. Israel Swackhammer is bedridden with the grip. William Peters and sister Clara of Chillicothe paid their parents a visit last Sunday. Elmer Kennedy and Isaac Turner started with their families for a new home in Valwert county last Friday.
The column lists varied items including health notes on residents in Mt Garmel Indiana and McArthur. It records a meeting by Rey Maarhieelosed at Mt Garmel and mentions pension details for B HH Stevens son at $12 monthly. It notes a marriage on October 10 1801 at the Justice's residence between Charles Kutler and Nancy Kneee.
Two men dine in a Dearborn street eatery with one ordering antelope steak and champagne while the other quietly eats doughnuts and departs. A fat patron returns demanding payment for a lost gold headed cane, clashes with the proprietor, and leaves after offering to split the bill despite the cane owner’s claim of negligence.
A memorial for Mary Rose born 1851 died 1801 recounts her life and faith, funeral by George Tussing, burial at Cedar Grove. The article also notes Christmas Eve gatherings at Longstreth, a church supper, tree lighting, and holiday treats for Sunday School scholars, plus weather, local businesses, and community chatter.
A wide collection of fashion commentary highlights trimming styles, embroidery, and fabrics with notes on beadwork, lace, and ribbon. The piece discusses jewelry applications, fabric finishes, and decorative patterns, plus practical tips for petticoats and home crafts.
The Sunday Sun notes prominent names and a wide array of workers in a broad New York context. It mentions Che Su and a roster including Shaiya TE Wider Mawward and Mary F tanone among others, reflecting a prose summary of individuals tied to the press.
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