We want James to call about Husking Gloves and Corn Basket
A note requesting James contact us to discuss selling Husking Gloves and a Corn Basket. The message emphasizes a sales opportunity and urges prompt communication.
06 Nov 1891
Page 1
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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1891
Page
1
A note requesting James contact us to discuss selling Husking Gloves and a Corn Basket. The message emphasizes a sales opportunity and urges prompt communication.
Jones and Tudor announce a stock addition of Dongola Kid Opera and Common Sense Shoe with solid sole leather and leather counters priced at 1.75 dollars. The notice promotes quality materials and a new availability for customers seeking durable footwear.
The shop advertises Little Giant School Shoes at cost and discounted prices on multiple styles. Childs School Shoes in sizes 8 to 12 are offered for $1.00, plus women s oil rain boots, all calf and oil grain women s shoes at various lower prices. Adams Ford Kip Boots and Brewster Boots are highlighted as valued items in stock.
In Meredith a brutal assault left Samson Kohne bleeding after a dispute with John Brown and George Marshall near the Mad dox creek bridge. Marshall struck Kohne with a heavy whip while threatening to kill him over election talk. Brown intervened and Kohne was taken to town for treatment. Marshall faces assault with intent to kill charges and is bound over to common pleas court. James Tolan, a respected Carrollton resident, died at about 87 in his home on South Washington Street after a long life active in local politics and families. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church with interment at Woodland.
In Van Wert county Democrats tout a strong victory despite heavy funding from Republican allies. They credit booth fraud allegations, high tariffs opposition, and unity within the party, noting a two and a half percent Democratic lead statewide and a near-clean sweep locally aside from one commissioner seat. The piece also advertises local sales, sermons, and farm auctions in the same issue.
Trade stock of shoes and merchandise for a good farm and cash. Enquire at this office. See Dr. Bigelow at his Van Wert office Saturday November 7. Don't forget the date and come early as there is a rush when the boss dentist of Ohio is in town.
The VAN WERT market shows Timoul per bushel Barley per bushel Hay per bushel Straw per ton. Meat and poultry prices and live stock listings include Hogs per 100 pounds and Gattis Sheep with available figures.
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