Tha Gidins Danking Ch Incorporate Capital Stock
Tha Gidins Danking Ch Incorporated established in 1892 with capital stock valued at 50000 dollars.
22 Feb 1896
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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1896
Page
1
Tha Gidins Danking Ch Incorporated established in 1892 with capital stock valued at 50000 dollars.
Aaron Thompson and A Hinds have built their farms and will install wells on each property once Hosalbie visited relatives. A school entertainment is planned for Saturday night with a good program and time expected. John Honesholder’s house and contents were burned Wednesday. loss fully insured. Lewis F A Morrost long-time resident buried last week. John McConnell moved to Bowling Green. Mrs Jane Sulent visiting in Chicago. Hiram D Householder died after brief illness. funeral held with Rev Crim of Bowling Green. Local merchants advertise Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for colds and related ailments.
The Ohio Wesleyan University v Catherine Sapler et al proceeds of a sheriff sale in Wood County Ohio. An order of sale directs the public auction held Tuesday March 24 1894 between 10 and 1 at the courthouse in Bowling Green to satisfy a mortgage lien and taxes on River Tract eighty one described land. The sale list includes exact parcel boundaries and tax conditions with purchaser to cover costs and fees.
Notice to contractors invites sealed proposals until 2 0th of March 18400 for furnishing and installing labor and materials for a schoolhouse project. Bids must include full bidder information and guarantee. compliance with specifications is required. Board reserves right to reject bids and to award separately the work and materials as lowest responsible bidder.
The Perryburg Township Board of Education held an important session to form a new school district No 16 with a Lime City site planned. The board elected teachers for the ensuing year, ordered clerk’s reports published, and established committees to discuss Workman law and tuition bills. A site committee and new frame schoolhouses were approved for districts 9 and the new No 16, with several transfers of pupils and staff finalized before adjourning to March.
Trade card advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills with a free sample box from Tf Bucklen & Co Chicago. Claims quick relief for constipation and liver troubles, promotes digestion and stomach tone. Regular box 230 per, sold by A K Champney Dengytat.
The Journal announces a charge of 600 for publication of the Card of thunie heading with no exception to the rule. The journal confirms the policy and states no deviations will be allowed.
Prairie Depot residents report cold weather, strong oil interests and healthy commerce. Local activities include Prof Gray's dancing class, Josh Winchester benefit for Detuipla church, and a revival by Rev Kolb. Judge Owen lectured at Needpleehuvah, Lone Dramatic Court Scenes praised, and a K P dance planned. Local merchants J M Goodrich and J T Graham expanded stores and services, while residents Bert Carmen Ed King Menzo Karns and Simon Hartman are named. Chamberlains Colic Remedy praised by Hartman, sold by A R Champney.
Mrs Anna Slawsonn is very sick with pneumonia of the lungs. Mrs B Pennert is quite ill. Q N Gelboen and wife spent Sunday in Weston. Miss Estella Bernthistle and Julia Buel dined with their grandparents EH Bernthistle and wife. M K Manley and wife left for La Junta Colorado to visit their son who is ill. Jacob Custer injured at an oil well. Hiram Rigg of Toledo visiting Irlenda in Haskins. Mrs Gordon Plicher is ill. Miss Maud Norton visited Rev Oeborne's family.
Those who have tried Dr King’s New Discovery know its value and those who have not can obtain a trial bottle free by sending name and address to H. E. jibt ten & Co. Chicago. A free copy of Guide to Health and Household Instructor is included. Drugstore name: moneya Drugstore.
The Dunbridge Odd Fellows lodge purchased the old school house, added a hall and banquet room. Grand Master B. Dryfus oversaw ceremonies with Philip Wetzel as Grand Marshal. Attendants included Walker, Gooder, Bush, and Sullivan. Choir directed by Mrs. Dr. Pope performed well. Middleton Lodge No. 786 has about 65 members and strong finances.
Miss Myrtie Wight of Toledo visited C. F. Rider and wife over Sunday. Jno. Carson ill with grip. Mrs A V Cole and Miss Jennie Cole of Chicago visiting C F Rider. Beoch called to Toledo for illness of sister. Hoffmanns hosted Perryburg guests. Infant child of Geo Deems died and was buried at Dowling.
On the Dauer farm Waskins Bemis and Watts report the Pennert well at about 85 barrels and McDonald’s well a light pumper after a Monday shot. Brand farm well cased Friday. 66 barrel Dusloy No 1 Middleton 28. Ellicott No 4 J Prey Portage 20 on first day. Landis Englehart No 1 Milner Bloom 100 feet oil at 60 feet sand. no further work. Bowlus No 6 Pish Preedom 100 barrels. Hendricks McKendree No 6 Freedom 60 barrels in 21 hours. Hughes No 15 Rube Freedom 60. Hobart Hoodiebanks No 1 Sherman Freedom started 20 barrels.
A London meeting features Reader Hargis and Samuel Waddy as famed legal minds with evangelical leanings. The tale recalls Sir Frank Lockwood joining a Methodist chapel sermon, only to be asked to lead prayer, prompting his dramatic retreat from the pulpit. A separate quip recalls Lockwood testing Sir Charles Russell with a wife beating joke during a trial.
A 15000 Karavel Wade tale extols oriental splendor with gold dust paths and diamond-paved promenades for royalty, yet a St Louis business man builds a humble gravel walkway using Brazilian pebbles worth 15000 in cash. Loosely connected vignettes recount odd gold hoards, a London prison sentence for Edward Collis, and antique water clocks.
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