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Van Wert Weekly Bulletin

Location

Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1880

Page

3

Fire and Incendiary Blazes Plague Van Wert Area

In ten weeks Van Wert faced six diary fires mainly late Saturday night or Sunday morning. The latest destroyed Dr. C. A. Melshimer’s Jefferson street stable. his phaeton and horse escaped with minor injuries. A second blaze at Thomas Geppert’s West Side stable was subdued by a bucket brigade. Local officials urge action against arsonists and offer strong warnings about accountability.

van Wert C. A. Melshimer Jefferson Street Thomas Geppert

Wenger Pennypacker's School Book Store Ad

Copy book covers blotters slate and lead pencils pens pen holders and slate sponges offered to all children buying school books at Wenger and Pennypacker's Book Store.

Wenger & Pennypacker’s

New Port Memorabilia Debuts at Wenger Pennypacker

Wenger and Pennypacker's Book Store introduces Ladies Port monies Pocket Books Calling Cards Regret Cards and Fine Box Papereries in a fresh display. The service highlights refined accessories and paper goods for fashionable use.

Wenger & Pennypacker

School Books and Supplies at Wenger Pen Nypacker's

Students can purchase a full range of school essentials including slates pens pen holders bags straps and carriers at Wenger Pen Nypacker's Book Store.

Hill & Wilson Wenger& Pennypacker’s

Brigham Youngs Pet Daughter Visits Chicago Hotel

Dora Young, daughter of the Mormon apostle, appeared in a Chicago hotel wearing a stylish black brocade dress and costly jewelry. Once loyal to Mormonism, she was excommunicated and now travels seeking independence after a favorable settlement in her suit against her father’s estate, likening herself to a bird with wings.

Brigham Young Chicago Dora Young Salt Lake City Mormon Church

Eagle Stave Factory Adverts and Local Notices

I will pay $4.00 per cord for Number One White Ash Heading Bolts 35 inches long and $3.50 per cord for 32 inch bolts at Eagle Stave Factory GEO H MARSH Sec ry More nourishment needed says Liebig Malt Bitters cure for diphtheria catarrh and more Shilohs Catarrh Remedy sold by L F Gackenheimer Notice retiring from Undertaking sell out stock including hearse and lumber in Convoy Ohio inquiries to W W Morse

N. B. Brenner Mahan van Wert Eagle Stave Geo. H. Marsh Sec’ry W. W. Morse Convoy Ohio

Local Correspon notes early campaign and community moves

The Correspon outlines Republican ticket support in the county, mentions political interest rising, and notes residents attending the Ft Wayne fair. It lists property sales, moves, and business changes including Dr A J Leslie painting his home and Dr Crooks selling drugs to Leslie. A Sabbath school picnic is planned on the 30th in a nearby grove.

H. C. Glenn Garfield Club Middlepoint J. W. Linderman Ft. Wayne Ind F. C. Lampe Dustman D. LaDoyt Stella Brumback Delaware Fiora McGovern Josiah Gunsett A. J. Leslie Phil. Dressel James R. Turner Elijah Pritchard D. M. Riley Pritchard Clinton County John McNeal A. P. Shoemaker Albert Pettit Paulding Albert RE. P. McNeal Elisha Penny Canada Rev. O. Marlin Cridersville R. L. Crooks

Liberty Township Items from Our Own Correspondent

Farmers are seeding, the C V W St L Railway stimulates business along its line. Late rains rot peaches. The Convention is over. Republicans urged to report strong party service. Marriage announcements include F Moore and Miss Harmon in North Liberty and S Vance with Miss Kleinsmith. Corn damaged by fire south of here. illness of Mr Camp noted. melons questionable with many confiscated.

Beldon Abanaka McKee Dull Wiltshire Army of the Cumberland Toledo Stephen Wolf Ft. Wayne D. H. Hackedorn Watchman Liestand Messrs Swineford & Swartout Minnie Wallace Sisters Tripp Upper Sandusky Xenia Lynch C., V. W. & St. L. Railway Mr. F. Moore Miss Harmon South Liberty Squire Wait North Liberty Jim J. J. McLaughlin Camp Mattie Wm. McCracken Jackson Township Mattie Elder Mr. McCracken Ridge Cemetery Mother Earth

Shiloh's Vitalizer Credited By Iowa City Resident

J G Starkey praises Shiloh's Vitalizer after long Perspisa and Liver Complaint relief. He credits the remedy with a complete cure and calls it the best he ever knew. Sold by L F Gackenheimer at 75 cents.

J. G. Starkey Iowa City L. F. Gackenheimer

Shiloh's Cure Claims Half Million Bottles Sold

Five hundred thousand bottles sold and over two thousand consumption cures reported. Cough, croup, asthma and bronchitis purportedly yield at once, with warnings to try Shiloh's Cure for sore chest or lame back and to obtain Shiloh's Plaster from the local druggist L. F. Gackenheimer.

Shiloh L. F. Gackenheimer

Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy Nozzle Offered For Treating

An old ad notes a remarkable cure for catarrh diphtheria canker mouth and headache. Each bottle includes an ingenious nasal injector at no extra charge. Price 50 cents. L. F. Gackenheimer Van Wert Ohio.

Shiloh L. F. Gackenheimer L. F. Gackenheimer, van Wert

One Thousand Dollar Forfeit on Cough Syrup Claims

An advertisement declares a one thousand dollar forfeit for any coughs colds sore throat influenza hoarseness bronchitis consumption in early stages whooping cough and related lung diseases cured by Wests Cough Syrup when taken as directed. Sample bottles offered and genuine blue wrappers noted. Also notes a kidney pad claim by Professor Guilmette with testimonials and a Toledo Ohio company for circulars.

West Hitt & Wilson Express John Co. West & CO Madison Street Chicago Illinois

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THE OGL Bay Hill & Wilsen Hill & Wilsons Ponges, Gang Hill WIL OR Gopy Hill & Wilson’s Proto Goto Hill & Wilson’s For & Cents W. Main ST Chow-Chow Pickerel DR. Prices Royal and Feuer & SS RS. Terubne Teubner Iis Merchant Tailoring de A. L. Teubner Clothing Department West Main Street Teubner’s Lane Dren Centlemen Nishing Department Point de Alencon Point de Venese A. L, Teubner Rev. H. E. Pilcher Lima M. E. Conference Central Ohio Conference Jesse T. Peck Board of Education Board of Ida Cerinan Fort Wayne Pittsburgh Road Fair Grounds van Werland Juni & Wilson’s David Hoaglin Hoaglin Township Gleason People’s Mills Hoaglin Hunt & Wilson Penny Packer St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Wm. G. Williams LL. D Ohio Wesleyan University Myrtle Guy Ollie McGovern Belle Livingston Pittsburg Will Wilson J. B. Brodnix Harper JK Kansas Ollie Miller Norma Comer Lake Side I. R. Berry Kansas Frost F.B. DeWitt Mrs. C. Clark Mrs. C. Work Shanesville Z. A. Smith Nimmie Smith Wilma McGovern Mamie McIntosh George Marsh Con Necticut Thomas J. Saltzgaber Painesville, Ohio H. O. Sheldon Oberlin Bulletin B. F. Kear Texas Arkansas H. B. Kelley Lima Democrat D. H. Tolan Delphos Herald H. Lynch, Esq Greenville Dr. Woods Committee On Public Worship M. E. Church Simeon H. Alderman J. T. Peck C. H. Fowler D. D C. H. Payne Presbyterian Church E. D. Whitlock W.G. Williams Dr. Donelson Evangelical Church L. M. Albright Baptist Church Dwight R. Cook P. P. Pope On10 Druga Bucklen Hint & Wilson Ly. van Wert Pershing Hit & Wilson’s J.C. Lee M. H. McCoy Hancock M. E Garfield and Arthur Club M. J. Church L. F. Tomlinson J. P. Klein I. N. Alexander Methodist Church Cincinnati Gazette M. E. C al General Conference Cincinnati Book Concern New York Book Concern Freedmen’s Aid Dep Episcopal Visitation Board of Bishops Opera House Jon C. Lee D. R. Born Saltzgaber & Glenn Guardian Addes L. M. Ainsworth J. F. Evans Richard O. Fletcher Bell Gibbins Elisabeth Harplin M. Jones E. L. Kavanaugh K. Rathbun B. W. Tuttle J. Welch Edith Persons H. H. UppEr Rovee P. M Onto W. L. Norris Union Mills Onto Drug Store Hm. & Wilson’s Whilkinson’s Zimmerman’s W. S. G. Moore S. B Austin Horlick Ohio Drug Store Hintit & Wilrson’s Hitt & Wilson’s Baron Liebig James Clark & Son Droug James Clark & Sox Bonewitz & Schumm Cahn & Brother Mammoth Clothing Store A. C Decker Liberty Township Miss Jones Jonestown Hinn & Wison’s Delphos Charles L. Lehmann van Wert Markets Gilliland Swineford’s Corner Timothy van Went Mason Ceramen gEver Tiger Brand Slade & Conn Wilkinson & Son's Wilkinson's Postom Gale Shoes Philadelphia G Wilkinson & Son ME Winnie Dieta JAS Clark & Sun Clark, Richey & Co
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