Licensed to Wed by Judge Dailey in Blan Hert Palletin
Since the last report Judge Dailey licensed Milton M. Roberts to Lucy Painter Israel A. Will to Mary FE Fronefield and P H Rison to Sarah M. Linsley. George Closet surprised on his forty fourth birthday by about fifty neighbors. Sheep shearing festivals mentioned in nearby counties. Gas well fund subscribers urged to pay by May 12 as work progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dailey
Milton M. Roberts
Lucy Painter
Israel A. Will
Mary FE
Fronefield
P. H. Rison
Sarah M. Linsley
George Closet
John A. Conn
Court Common Pleas May Term Opens With Mixed Docket
The May term of the Court of Common Pleas begins next Monday with seven divorce cases, nineteen criminal matters, and ninety six civil cases on the docket. Officials expect an average term for significant cases based on the listed items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Excursion over Mackinaw to Celina and Wallace's Circus
An upcoming Mackinaw excursion offers a Tuesday trip to visit Jake Mercer in Celina and attend Wallace's circus. Round trip 75 cents. Afternoon train at 4 25 and return at 10 20. Also cabbage and tomato plants for sale at Slade's. George Brace court appearance notes improper conduct involving a railroad car break in near the grange warehouse around the 20th of last month. Pleaded not guilty. bail set at 600 dollars. awaiting grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinaw
Jake Mercer
Celina
Wallace
George Brace
Browder
Sells
Grange
Storm damages barn in Tully township leaves roof blown off
During the storm last Tuesday evening one half of Ex- Commissioner McDermott's barn roof in Tully township was blown away and the frame racked. The granary burst and about fifty bushels of wheat scattered. Several apple trees and fences were demolished. No injuries reported among those in the barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDermott
Tully Township
Stamm's Linen Hats and Shoes at Clark & Son's
Council proceedings list routine actions including approval of previous minutes, a $91.62 street work bill, a $106.67 gravel estimate for the Improvement Company, and a thirty day tabled sidewalk petition on Third street. Election of a solicitor and a hospital grounds sale plan were approved. Local obituaries note deaths of Jacob Louth, B. C. Cogswell, Daniel Gipe, Dr. T. A. Jones, and Charles DeMoss with brief funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullen
Improvement Company
Third Street
Elm Street
Wall Street
George E. Wells
Wm. Hertel
Murphy Meetings Begin With Edward Murphy Evangelical Tour
Temperance groups hire Edward T Murphy son of famed Francis Murphy to lead a series of meetings starting next Monday at the skating rink. Seats and platform prepared inviting all to attend. Singers asked to bring gospel hymns and take seats on the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. Murphy
Francis Murphy
Young Section Hand Killed In Railroad Fall Near Richey
Elmore Schreckengaust, about nineteen, fell from a hand car near Richey, was run over, and died instantly. Coroner Mc Gavvern held an inquest and ruled death by a fall from the car, breaking the neck. His family resides in Union township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmore Schreckengaust
Richey
Union Township
McGavvern
Mackinaw train runs to Cincinnati festival and excursions
The Mackinaw road will run a car through to Cincinnati during the musical festival from the 17th to 22nd with round trip fare 5.95 good to return the 23rd. Excursions to Celina and Greenville are advertised for next week. Community notices, sales, weddings, and local ads appear throughout the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Mackinaw Road
Church society notices invite members to meetings
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. Church will meet at the parsonage on Friday afternoon May 14 at 3 o'clock with tea at 6 o'clock. All invited. The M. E. Mite Society meets next Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. A. K. Doron's residence. every lady member urged to attend if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
First M E Church Services May 9 Social Cards
Sunday May 9 services include 10 30 a m sermon on Colossians 2 6 7 12 m Sunday school and 7 30 p m sermon fifth in a course on popular amusements with theme Social Cards Everyone invited to all church services The Young Workers ice cream social at J H McLaughlin residence Wednesday May 12 proceeds for Baptist Sabbath school Noga Brown secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McLaughlin
Baptist Sabbath School
Noga Brown
Friends Quarterly Meeting Programme at town church
Programme outlines May 14 15 16 at the church in town with Friday ministers meeting 11 00 gospel service 7 30 Saturday business meeting 10 30 and Sunday gospel service 10 30 A cordial invitation requests attendance from all including ministers of sister churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends
Last of the Season Graham Earle engagement at Gilliland's
The Graham Earle company returns to Gilliland's next week after satisfying crowds last January. The Goshen Daily News notes the week’s largest audience saw Lost in London, a perf ormance praised as fully satisfactory. Local ads tout new fish and poles, plus shoes and hats, with gas and oil notes from nearby towns and a long delegate list for the Defiance Firemen’s Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Earle
Gilliland
Goshen
Indiana
Daily News
Graham Earle Company
Opera House
London
Delphos Woolen Mills Cash Market Prices Recorded
Highest market prices paid in cash or exchange at Delphos Woolen Mills are listed, detailing the top rates for raw wool and finished fabrics. Neatly itemized figures reflect peer competition and market demand, guiding suppliers on favorable terms and seasonal pricing adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphos
Oil Well Supply Co seeks timber logs for Sucker Rod work
The Oil Well Supply Co Limited invites offers to supply Ash and Hickory logs suitable for Sucker Rods in lengths 26 27 28 and 20 feet. Top end diameters Ash 12 inches and up Hickory 14 inches and up, sound and straight with no short crooks. Limited purchase of Cottonwood Sycamore Oak and Ash saw logs and White Ash handle butts. Cash on delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Oil Well Supply Co. Limited
Personal notices from Delphos and area towns
Local notes list residents, visitors, and movers: C F E Shenk of Delphos in town. W H Troup and wife back in county. James Gasser of Paulding on business. Dr P Alyin Dix from Paulding to Toledo. Sanford Flood of Jonesboro guest of Cyrus Little. A B McCurdy family spending summer in Mankato. Jos Bethards of Sidney visiting. W W Hileman of Wiltshire a regular caller. Jank Marlin goes to Rome Kansas to help brother Charles with lumber yard. Augustus Crites, Union township Republican, calls. A H Hester at Columbus for Republican State Central Committee meeting. T W Murlin of Mendon visiting parents. Mrs P D Brewer of Ridge township at Mary Brewer wedding in Lima. Auditor Terry at Toledo for T C St L railroad auditors. J W Clendening returns from Tennessee with farm in Loudon County. Wilcox also purchase. Maria Gilbert arrives from Kansas for summer with Summersetts. Mayor Browder family to Darke county for 80th birthday of Mrs B’s mother. Rev D S Oaks presides at Evan gelical Church meeting. Abram Walborn of Champaign County visiting Hoaglin township. Mary Young leaves for Linn Grove Iowa. Rev A Leathers accepts call near Indianapolis asks Bulletin be sent. E R Alderman of Marietta Register visiting. Best cheap show at Gilliland's Mon eve May 10. Window shades line at Book Store. Subscriptions paid since last report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. FE. Shenk
Delphos
W. H. Troup
James Gasser
Paulding
P. Alyin Dix
Toledo
Sanford Flood
Jonesboro
Indiana
Cyrus Little
A. B. McCurdy
Mankato
Minn
Jos. Bethards
Sidney
W. W. Hileman
Wiltshire
Jank Marlin
Rome
Kansas
Charles
Augustus Crites
Union Township
A. H. Hester
Columbus
Republican State Central Committee
T. W. Murlin
Mendon
Mercer County
Rev. O. Murlin
P. D. Brewer
Ridge Township
Mary Brewer
Lima
Terry
J. W. Clendening
Tennessee
Loudon County
Wilcox
D. S. Oaks
Noblesville
Evangelical Church
Abram Walborn
Champaign County
Hoaglin Township
Mary Young
Linn Grove
Iowa
A. Leathers
Columbia City
Indianapolis
For Sale Men's Plow Shoes and Shop Tools
James Clark and Son sell men's plow shoes cheap. A small machine shop kit including a lathe planer drill press eight horse power engine and other tools is offered at low prices. Garr and Mason Van Wert Ohio invite inquiries for prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clark & Son's
Garr & Mason
van Wert
Ohio
Wedding Gift Welcomes Fronefield, Will Couple
Letters from the people recount a wedding at William Fronefield’s residence for Miss Mary E Fronefield and Israel A Will. The ceremony by Robert Coate at the Friends Church occurred around five o clock with family and a few friends present. The couple then moved to their cheerful home where a evergreen motto reading welcome above the parlor door, prepared by Mrs Lucretia Jackson and Mrs Rosa Fronefield, delighted guests as they bid them good night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Belletts
William Fronefield
Mary E. Fronefield
Israel A. Will
Robert Coate
Friends Church
Lucretia Jackson
Rosa Fronefield
Washington Township Items From Our Correspondent
Lizzie Roush remains unwell and Grandma Klinger is still poorly. Joseph Roush plans to move his saw mill to John Timbers farm. Shannon Luckebaugh shows a smile as twin boys are the cause. Jacob A. Klinger of Union township visited on business last week. John Bigham hired to Stinemetz of Van Wert to work on a brick yard. Chas McGowen to work for Wm. Reddington this summer on the brick yard. Grant Wade will work for Jacob Klinger next season in Union township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Klinger
Joseph Roush
John Timbers
Shannon Luckebaugh
Jacob A. Klinger
Union Township
John Bigham
Stinemetz
van Wert
Chas. McGowen
Wm. Reddington
Grant Wade
Jacob Klinger
Neighbors report thefts fires and moral measures across towns
Lima reports burglars. Findlay burned six barns. Upper Sandusky faces measles. Celina allows open Sunday saloons. Paulding forms a boy drafted fire company. Wapakoneta forms a 63 member unit. Henry county gravel found. band hopes rise in Celina. Kenton insurance agent Lucus jailed five years. St Marys mayor closes Sunday salons. editorial spring meeting in Delaware with Furay speaker. Old stories of court-house visits and lectures. Haley the Paulding murderer wounds self. Latty residents anger at discovery. river tragedy near Defiance leaves a poor family lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandusky
Celina
Paulding
Ministerial Association
Lima
Spencerville
Henry
Bro. Tolan
Canal Cooks
Herald
R. E. Lucas
Kenton
Celina Observer
St. Marys
North- Western Ohio Editorial Association
Delaware
Ohio
Furay
Paulding County
Perry County
Connrrr Harney Debt Notice and Local Ads
Debtors urged to call and settle as new groceries and notions shop nears full occupancy after fire losses. Plus Van Wert Ohio post office ad list for week ending May 5 1886 names letters remaining and instructions to state advertised when calling on delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connrrr & Harney
van Wert
Ohio
Allen
Frank Grubaugh
Isaac Allen
Linda Hoffman
A. C. Backhert
Simeon Johnson
Wm. Billiter
Henry Johnson
Mary Brown
Chas
H. Kisin
Miss Annoe
Burns
Rachel Lawson
Andrew Everett
Wm. Penny
Elizabeth Gant
Alonso Sterling
C. C. Gary
Ernie Waters
Sophia Persons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wall Paper
L. F.gackenheimer
Slade
Stamm’s
Mammoth
Slade’s
Jas. Clark & Son's
Jacob Louth
Gilberts Mills
B. C. Cogswell
Jackson Township
Daniel Gipe
T. A. Jones
Venedocia
Jackson County
Charles DeMoss
M. EK
W. W. Lance
A. Lee
Murphy Meetings
Greenville
Pittsburgh Depot
Jane
Marshal Clippinger
Grand Opera House
DePuy
Coate
L. K
Gackenheimer
Japan
Slade's
H. W. Blachley
JAS. Clark & Son
Maracaibo
Rio
Farmers’ Mutual Aid Association
County
Maybdr
Peter Hertz, Jr
C. F. Germann
Henry Germann, Jr
Smith Miller
Aaron Hoover
John Feigert
Earle Company
W. FF. M.S
M. KE. Church
Social
Friends’ Church
Slades
Firemen
Defiance
Fire Department
Brough Johnson
A. J. Bope
A. Wolfe
F. M. Shaffer
Jos. Moore
Charles Strother
J. J. Shoemaker
J. P. Faudree
B. Hester
al Brown
S. Cahn
W. G. Hire
B. Carathers
D. A. Clark
J. W. Hester
T. E. Davis
A. H. Heater
Asa Guinn
John Guinn
J. H. Foster
George Moebus
Elmer E. Evers
George Detter
John Weber
George Clippinger
L. Jacobs
F. C. Bonewitz
J. H. Fronefield
Nonesuch
Jas, Clark & Son’s
Bellefontaine
Bowling Green
Portland
Findlay
Pendleton
L. F. Gackenheimer
L. Merepira
L. Slades
Maria Gilbert
J. W. Summersett
E. R. Alderman
Marietta, Ohio
Register
H. C. Glenn
Roll of Honor
E. Hughes Conees
L. M. McCreery
Thos
Ughes
George Cover Soeyman
Alan
M. FP. Mitchner
F. A. Cramer
Dorman
J. Mohr
E. Praey Y
Christ Palmer
T. M
Gett
Nds
Henry Ess
Wwert
S. Ni Bee
A. E
M. N. Jordan
Hattie Kesler
BMW Faler
J. L Ramse
Nackenbush
John T. Fife
N. Willett Smith
John Hire
H. Fairfield
H. German Jr
Hunter
Baltzell Miller
Wm. K. Taggart
C. F. A. Poling
Crooks
I. Jones
R. I. Ackom
JL . McClure
Tiworth . Longs
Wm. Chilcote
Oover
J. L. Allison
Oohos
E. Jones
A. McSherry
Elmer A
Josephrne
John Baker
Bo H. Conn Sebane
Wise
H. H
Rem Zora
Bennett
Alex Mullen
R. Westlake
G. W. Carey
L. F. Ross
GW. Harless
Elisha Spe
H.G Beeten
R. Lynch
Ashner
Ea. Holden
C. Fisher
Crist Seeees
J. W. Norris
Wortman
Pass
Borton
Levi Fawcett
John R. Sands
Moses Royston
G.W. McGayren
Chas. H. Koch
R - Hook
Jacob Miller Jr
Worse
Muel Harless
A. C. Terry
Dol. Mullen
Stroupe
W. W. McClure
Isaac Everett
Ye Gamble
Osborn nMohn
Martin Ansett
Springer
L. P. Anschutz
Henry H
Ste- Byron Snyder
Venson
Has
L. Larue
Piesar
Hileman
Y. H. Reid
F. Ackom
John Re
Jeosiah Rake
Ie F ‘Risbie
Stewart
Cooper
Mas' SO
John Mene
D. M. Riley
Aia Lurlin
Smith
Mary AL Young
Go Pean
Jeremiah East
Jhosiah Bowers D. Bassett
Augustus
Rites
Foor Chew
Oll
Ho J. Y. Patrick
Alex Beall
H. Patterson
Zohn Harr
Ames Jones
Chas, H, Blish
P. Ee
So Rey
Amos Lee
Goyer
J. W. Hire
Washington Township
Lizzie Roush
Wapakoneta
J. Francis Davies
Haley
Malick’s
W. G. Stamm
F.P. Hill & CO
E. F. Hill & CO
California
Flying Dutchman, Jr
Bouton & Lawrence
Profit’s
Olney’s
East Main Street
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