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Newspaper
Van Wert Weekly Bulletin
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1886
Page
5
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Mr A Lynch of Star Bakery plans an addition to his shop extending to the alley and rising two stories. Stonefield Bros butchers buy the adjoining corner property on South Washington to improve their meat market. Board of Health delaying action on prohibiting further burials in the old cemetery with notice to follow.
Letters tell of plowing beginning and weather good in Plymouth with reports on Van Wert county youths and Mrs Thornburg ill. A fire damaged Lafayette Foust residence. loss about 900 dollars with 500 insured. Town meeting to consider Ogden and Co machine shop plans set for April 5 at 7. Notes on Conn & Co. syrup and canned goods, Lackhart lawn stock, and a sewing machine giveaway. Council minutes show town hall plans, nuisance removal at lot 1370, and health and police salaries.
Republicans met at the Court House Tuesday evening in a large mass convention. G E Wells was elected chair, F L Hammer secretary. J O Browder and Geo E Wilson initially named for mayor with Browder elected by acclamation after Wilson withdrew. Clippinger won marshal on first ballot over Redrup. other candidates were nominated by acclamation for treasurer clerk sealer cemetery trustee. Councilmen and assessors were selected by ward votes. Executive committee named to serve next year. The gathering hailed as the largest of its kind and urged orderly rules and system.
The town schedules a walking match at the pavilion for next week. The public is invited to attend this local event featuring community interest and upcoming activities at the pavilion.
Charles Hill, sentenced to one year in the penitentiary last May for dried fruits theft, was pardoned by Gov. Foraker on Wednesday and returned home yesterday. He vows to become a productive citizen with local support, and his pardon restores his rights. The notice also lists Monday ward voting sites and local business updates.
W C T U meeting with Mrs Dett mer next Tuesday afternoon at 4 60 oclock full attendance desired. Walking match at the Pavilion on Thursday and Friday April 8 and 4 Engle and Lehneke will walk 100 half miles in 100 half hours for a purse of 100. Admission 25 cents gentlemen ladies 10 cents. Walking begins 7 oclock Thursday morning. Redpath Rock Band Concert Co appears April 7 and 8. County Sunday School Convention Eighth Semi annual Van Wert county Sunday School Association held Middlepoint 17th and 18th inst 1 30 P M Saturday program prepared workers from abroad to assist in convention. Everyone invited to attend and contribute to pay 31 assessed by Ohio State Sunday School Union. Committee.
The Lutheran Mite Society will meet next Wednesday at 1 PM with Mrs. L M Moas on north Jefferson. First M E Church outlines April 4 services and evening lectures on popular amusements with a May 30 program on The Rink and Baseball. Democratic town ticket nominees listed by ward. Local ads note discounted linens at McKrat & Son.
Notice to Assessors announces Auprior's Order for Van Wert County on April 13 1886 at 10 o clock AM in the Auditor's office to receive supplies and instructions. The document also includes an ad for Store enlargement and jewelry business by A P McConaway opposite the Court House.
Letters from the People report a Sunday School Convention held March 20 and 21 at Centenary Chapel Brown township. Bros Wallis and James Bradley led sessions despite foul weather with attentive children and strong elder involvement. Wallis praised for masterful delivery on the Sunday school history and future prospects.
March brought snow amid spring talk as Mrs. J East funeral drew neighbors from Washington and Ridge. Farmers expect rail drainage improvements and county Commissioner reports prompt debate. Republican convention names Job Sinckey as Justice of the Peace and Trustees J. Spridgeon John Jo Hantgen Joseph Cowgill. Treasurer William Osborn Clerk William Johnson Assessor Harrison Leathers Constables Vinton Wright A B Coleman.
The Oil Well Supply Co. Limited seeks Ash and Hickory logs 26 29 ft long with top end diameters 12 inches and up and 14 inches and up respectively. Also buys limited quantities of Cottonwood, Sycamore Oak and Ash Saw Logs and White Ash Handle Butts. Cash on delivery.
A collection from Pleasant Township itemizes illnesses including Mrs. John Wagers and Mr. Joseph Wilmore, housing progress for John Miller, revival successes of Rev. McNut, farm improvements by Charles Wells, and the Wagers family moving plans for Kansas. It notes first oats and potato crops, a scarlet fever scare affecting District No.2, a brush-fire near Zion church thwarted by Rev. Brooks, and a legal notice to vacate the Shasta plat in Van Wert County. Also memorial for Horace Elmer Dustman born 1870 and died 1886, praising his dutiful nature and studious life.
Local market list shows price quotes for butter corn eggs rags and poultry items. Figures include butter at 0.87 a pound corn 0.92 eggs 0.03 0.05 per dozen and live hogs at 3.50 with turkeys 7 and geese 4 Ducks 6 and chickens 55 perhaps cents and other values listed.
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