One Price at the Pavilion feature and local notices
Luce's Modern Minstrels and Metropolitan band prepare for a Monday Pavilion show with an included parade at noon. Also reported are a man returned to Toledo asylum after derangement, a wedding in Convoy, Ohio, wardrobe promotions, a burglary case dismissed, hog theft bound over to court, eight justices elected in area townships, and a wood accident injuring M D Pomeroy with further notices on hosiery and juror drawings for the May term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luce’s
Modern Minstrels
Metropolitan Band
Monday's Election Promises Democratic Gains Countywide
The Monday vote yields a Democratic majority of two to three hundred for trustees and over five hundred for land appraisers. Democrats win seven of twelve land appraisers and thirteen of twenty-two town officers, while Republicans carry the municipal ticket in town but fail to gain broader footing. Voters in Liberty, Wiltshire, Hoaglin, Ridge, and Jackson townships show strong Democratic support amid critique of Republican policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Dolson
Isaac Cork
Hoaglin
Jackson County
C. P. Richey
Court of Common Pleas
S. Burtsfield
Lehmann & Son
Jackson
Jennings
Harrison Emery Rummel
Charles L. Wallace
Ridge
Wm. Johnson
C. M. Whitten
John Semer
Emanuel Westenhaver
A. J. Good
York Township
D. J. Jones
Adam Hirn
D. H. Edwards
Pierce Carr
Wiltshire
Joshua Wagers
Oliver Sheets
Marshal
Liberty
Harrison
Washington
Tully
Union
Save
Personal Notes From Convoy Area and Local Jail Vote
Local notices list residents visiting or returning home from trips, engagements, weddings, and employment. Notable items include J C Morgan joining First National Bank as clerk, upcoming wedding of Frank E DePuy and Belle Brooks, and various travels of Mrs. Dorcas Rogers family. A jail construction vote failed again amid debate on legislative enabling, with commissioners deferring to public will. Funeral of Dorcas Rogers noted, age 71, services held in Convoy area. Local merchant ads promote bargains at Lehmann & Sons with prices on linens, corsets, ginghams, and buttons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Shanyfelt
Convoy
Cora Singer
Dixon
L. R. Beatty
J. C. Morgan
First National Bank
D. M. Poling
Ada
G. W. McGavren
New Orleans
H.R. Ware
Grand Rapids
Mich
Charles Cook
Chas. L. McFadden
Senate
Columbus
Marvin Woodruff
South
Lyman Whiteleather
Larwill
Ind
T. B. Barrick
A. L. Sweet
Buffalo
N. Y
Baby Stewart
Frank E. DePuy
Belle Brooks
W. C. Brooks
Boards of Commissioners
Pleasant Township
Tully
Dorcas Rogers
Israel Sponseller
Tully Township
Pennsylvania
Ohio
John Rogers
Indiana
Rev
Lindsey
Flat Rock Cemetery
Local notices mix with election results and arrivals in sweep
The notice bundle covers health clean up mandates in Scott, a close dry ticket result, ex-commissioner Miller’s comment, H F Snow moving west, a sidewalk controversy, upcoming wedding announcements, ward politics, a death in York township, Parke taking charge of a livery, a Glenmore rail wreck injuring Charles Cox, poor fund exhaustion, school board race hurdles, and jail referenda progress. It also lists land appraiser votes by township, an excursion rate note for G A R reunion travel, and a Presbyterian social event timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Scott
Dry People
People’s Dry
Samuel Miller
H. F. Snow
Ridge Township
John Clark
Harry Gleason
Winnie Hester
Hugh F. Jones
York Township
Alex. Parke
Wiltshire
Jackson and
Jefferson
John G. R
Isaac Sturtevant
Sandusky
Greenamire
Republican Party
Methodist Church
Chicago
Comer Tobacco Bridge Billboards and Local Shop Talk
In a lively ledger of customers from Washington township to Paulding, Comer’s tobacco shop records buyers like David Wright and Daniel Burnett planning to buy tobacco to plank a Little Auglaize bridge, with others dropping in for planks, stringers, and boots. They boast low prices, toutting 5 pounds for $1, 50 cents buys 50 plugs, and 10 cents gets two plugs large enough to half-sole boots, inviting all neighbors to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wright
Daniel Burnett
Washington Township
Comner
W. D. Evans
Evan Evans
John Huston
Comer
John King
Zeno
E. R. Link
Paulding County
Mr. Link
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L. J. Gerwann & CO
Clothiers
Hotel Marsh
Minnesota
van Wert
Qakery
California
THE
Star Bakery
A. Lynch
Sheriff Shumaker
Gottlieb Mohr
Charles Mohr
Hoaglin Township
Toledo
Harry L. Stroupe
Wheeling
West Va
Sadie Anderson
W. K. Anderson
W. H. Lilly
Gahrel Lauer, Jr
Wash
Zeigler
M. D. Pomeroy
Middlebury
Harrison Township
C. B. Reid
Mr. Pomeroy
Lehmann
Common Pleas Court
Grand Jury
Hough
Freem
Daniel ‘Snyder
Joseph ‘Hughes
Yorkym
C. Alexander
Edward
Delphos
Martin ‘Brown
John W. As
van Ert
C.F
F.H
John Rerick
Jennings Township
Mike Long
Jamin F
Bo Eh Cane
C. Lawrence
4Th
Moses L German
C. F. Clantz
Patit Jury
Eeas Willshire
Os A Jennings
Bert Mox
Washington , N
Holtry
Uni
Ahanali
Wilshire Watt
Liberty Sa
J. Cole
J. M. Jackson
York
Charles Mahon
Frank Polling
Frank Polling, Idge Jesse Longsworth
Petit Jury
Balyeat
Bonewitz Melsheimer
Melsheimer
Bickford
Rose
D R Scheidt
Manship
Johns Conant
Conant
Solomon Freisner
R. Bigelow
Harrison Township Sunday School Union
Pleasant View Church
Mermeacree
C. L. Wallace
Earnest
Hester Gang
L. G. Schumm
J.P. Reed
Lebum
I & Son
Sc. Dex. Lehmann & Son
Slade’s
Presbyterian Social
Presbyterian Church
D. A. Johns
John Feigert
Benjamin Fralick
R Feigert
Geo. W. Holtrey
Henry Rumble
Holtrey
Jacks
Battle Clark
Wesley Cashel
Clark
George Becker
John Masters
R. Masters
C. Hoffman
Willshir
George Flager
D. Wash
Moser
R Moser
B. F. Leslie
D. E
Milton J. Stough
Leslie
Wtan
Peter Nungester
William Cook
R. Cook
Washingto
Casper Holdgreve
W. Carpenter
R. Holdgreve
Thomas Hughes
D. Clippinger
R Clippinger
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton R. R. Co
Cincinnati
ROYAL
Royal Baxine Powder Co
Wall St
N.Y
AND
GS. W. Sidle
Priet
Dr. Kilmer
Hines & Son
North
Low
Davies & Jones
Atef. P. Hill. & CO
van ‘Wert
White, Smith & Co
Boston
Rowland
JAS
Clark & Son