Lecture on Converted Gambler and Fallen Women at Opera House
Local notices recap lectures by Mason Long on November 6 and 7 at the Opera-house. Other items report apples from Ridge town ship, a fine hearse in town for a funeral, a buggy accident, Van Wert Fire Company officers, election moods, a near miss from a cannon wad at Philip Troup’s head, somber political headquarters, and a theft of brass shop fixtures from A R Strother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Long
J.S. Cowan
Delphos
Brown
J. R. Brown
W. O. Brown
Wiltshire
Ohio
van Wert Fire Company
J. H. Foster
al. Brown
A. H. Hester
J. W. Sherrick
D. A. Clark
J. F. McCoy
F. M. Shaffer
A.J. Bope
George Lawhead
C. W. Webster
A. R. Strother
Brice
Newark
Arm Amputation of 12 Year Old in Washington Township
A twelve year old boy, Jacob Marker, living with David Koahn in Washington township, Paulding county, had his forearm amputated above the elbow after a sled accident caused a severe fracture. Doctors Stutsman and Krout performed the operation on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stutsman
Krout
Jacob Marker
David Koahn
Washington Township
Paulding County
Van Wert County Notes and Local Celebrations
In Van Wert County Rev I R Henderson visits town and others travel to Fort Wayne and Frostburg while Miss Princess Clark visits from Crestline. A Silver Wedding party honors Prof and Mrs Crossman with gifts, music, and readings, celebrating 25 years of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. R. Henderson
Hattie Hornley
Fort Wayne
G.C. Glenn
Michigan
D. L. Mackenzie
Frostburg
Maryland
James Parker
Liberty Township
Logan County
Princess Clark
E. Fairbrother
Shelby
Ohio
P. C. Conn
Angie Howton
Crestline
Mollie Lowery
G. A. Smith
Basil
Fairfield County
John Hire
C. 5. Crossman
O. D. Swartout
Julia Putnam
Insurance firms settle losses and seek new business
The Farmers Home Insurance Company of Jelloway Knox County Ohio adjusted Samuel Collins loss at 1466.25 and settled with Frank J Gilliland. The company invites farmers to insure and lists J Q Augustine as agent in Van Wert Ohio. Leaf tobacco buyers announced by J P Malick starting November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wert
McKim’s Block
Miami
Scioto
J. B. Parker
Treal
Boss Fire Insurance Company
Farmers’ Home Insurance Company
Jelloway
Knox County
Ohio
Samuel Collins
Frank J. Gilliland
J. Q. Augustine
Inx 13
Advertised Letters Remaining in Van Wert Post Office
List of names for letters remaining in the Van Wert Ohio post office for the week ending November 1 1880. Readers must say advertised when calling, with date. J S Cowan of Delphos offers coffins caskets and robes with moderate charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wert
Ohio
J. S. Cowan
Delphos
Estrayed Cow Reward Notice and Local Notes
Estrayed tall deep red cow nine years old with low neck and ear slits. Reward offered for information leading to her location, signed JosEPH SLATER. Also short items promote Rinehart's Worm Lozenges and J W Clark Co House Spouting Roofing and Job Work. Cartoonish remark from Baltimore paper about money matters noted by Norristown Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Slater
Baltimore
Norristown Herald
West's Vegetable Liver Pills Advertisement 1880
An 1880 classified style notice offers a reward for curing liver complaints with West's Vegetable Liver Pills. It promises sugar coated pills 30 per box for 25 cents, lists Hill and Wilson as sellers, and warns against counterfeits. John C. West & Co. are the makers, with a free trial package on request for a 3 cent stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Hill & Wilson
John C. West & Co
Madison Street
W.-Ly
Shiloh’s Cough Cure Promoted With Porous Plaster
The ad warns of coughs croup and whooping cough leading to consumption and promotes Shilohs Consumption Cure with a 10 cent 50 cent and 1.00 price. It also sells Shilohs Porous Plaster for lame back side or chest at 25 cents. Sold by L F Gackenheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
L. F. Gackenheimer
Druggs L. FP. Gacken
Strange People In Our Community Seek Sham Cure
A notice explains locals suffer from Dispersia Liver Complaint Indigestion Constipation and General Debility. It touts SHILOH'S VI TALIZER as guaranteed to cure them, sold by L. F. GACKENHEIMER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
L. F. Gackenheimer
Public sale at Levi Hammond property Hoaglin twp
Administrator A R Merrick will offer at public sale at the late residence of Levi Hammond deceased in Hoaglin township on November 16 two work horses young cattle hogs one wagon one buggy Wheat and oats in granary corn in crith wheat in the ground farm implements and many other articles J S Cowan of Delphos has bought the undertaking establishment of the late J W Feeley and will fill orders promptly A new lot of Overcoats cheaper than others at General A Jacobs''
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Merrick
Levi Hammond
Hoaglin Township
Crith
J. S. Cowan
Delphos
J. W. Feeley
Hardesty Visits Nephew and Local News Updates
Mrs H J Hardesty visits her nephew W W Hillerman and family. Dr A J Leslie sells hardware and drugs and plans to move to California in about three weeks. David Stamm buys Leslie stock and continues hardware, dry goods, groceries at old stand. W A Butler and wife visit Portland Indiana. Nearly 200 friends join Dr Leslie for a surprise supper. G W Sima returns from Nebraska and critiques it. Our photograph gallery shows strong business with No 1 work. Farmers finish corn husking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hardesty
W. W. Hillerman
A. J. Leslie
California
David Stamm
Dr. Leslie
W.A. Butler
Portland
Indiana
G. W. Sim
Nebraska
Purity versus change in Democratic party debate
Letters discuss Hancock support and Democratic purity, contrasting Civil War loyalties, Federal Union defense, and current national prosperity. A veteran critic questions Tully's stance, cites Grant and Republican strength, and notes local gatherings and a family birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bulletin
van Wert Times
Tully
Hancock
Democratic Party
United States
Federal Union
Democrat
Mr. Tully
Union
Canada
Grant
Republic
Republican Party
Shilohs Electric Bitters and Catarrh Remedy Ad
An Iowa region catalog advertises Shilohs Vitalizer and Electric Bitters as cures, praising blood purification and renewed vitality. It lists sale by Hill and Wilson at fifty cents a bottle and includes Carter’s Little Liver Pills and Carter’s Iron Pills for blood and nerves. Also promotes a general skin salve by Hitt and Wilson Van Wert Ohio with money-back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill & Wilson
Hitt & Wilson, van Wert, O
Also Mentioned on This Page
DRUCS
van Wert, Ohio
Pickerel
DR. Prices
Royal and
Park Wert Bulletin
van Wert County
Woods
M. H. McCoy
Ridge Township
L. H. Wise
Mr. Wise
Philip Troup
Democratic
W. Main ST
van Wert, O
A. L. Teubner
Merchant Tailoring Department
Pleasant Township
van Wert, Paulding & Michigan Rail Way Company
Celina, van Wert & State Line
Columbus & North-Western Railway Company
Paulding Center
Blue Creek
Paulding
J. W. Clark & Co
Bulletin Office
South Washington Street
Slade & Conn
R. Lynch’s
Star Bakery
Shanesville
Delphos Herald
Alvin Joslin Comedy Company
M. Wilkinson
Henry Taylor
Union Township
J.D. Miller
Dunkirk
Third Ward
Porter
G. W. Andrews
Wapakoneta
Swineford’s
McKim’s Corners
Golden Gate
Crossman
Addie Scott
Earth
Elysian Fields
S. B. Austin
A. W. Scorr & Co
Sylve of
Harrison
Hees
Ridge
Dunes
Wove
Washington
Oo Jennings
J. P. Malick
Rinehart
General A. Jacobs
Hire
Sycamore
Vine Streets
Frances Pier
John
Rev. B. Jones
Abraham Hire
Mr. Hire
Alfred Snake Bone
Kear
Catharine Kear
Jackson Pence
Ben. Baltzell
W. P. Wolcott
George W. Asher
Frank
Robert
Wiley Kear
Gulick
Iowa
Illinois
Teachers’ Institute
Liberty Townships
J. H. Smith
Boyd
J.G. Starkey
Iowa City
L. Fe
Ckenheimer
Shiloi
L. F. Gackenheimer, van Wert
Carter
A. W. Scott & Co
Eagle Stave
Geo. H. Marsh
Slade & Conn's
Bucklen
A. Jacons Town
Bear—Goodwin
R. Edmond
Cory E. Bear
W. Goodwin
van Wert Markets
Gilliland
Swineford’s Corner
Wilkinson & Son’s
Witkinson’s
Wilkinson's
Philadelphia
C. G. Wilkinson &Son
Wilkinson
Slade & Conn’s
Wueensware
WTTL
JAS. Glark & Son
Clark, Richey & Co
Ivan Wert. O
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