Gas Light lays new Elm street mains in Blan Port
Local brief notes add that the Gas Light company is installing new mains on Elm street. E O Gamble brought into town 7510 pounds of hay Tuesday. The Independent Order of Odd Fellows plans a lodge in Scott. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs H M Wingert and a son to Mr and Mrs G E Myers. John Van Devander of the Mackinaw is promoted from brakeman to conductor on through freight. The Laukarts moved to Scott. Van Wert laments the loss. Hire and Moore of Middlepoint assign to O L Ireland with assets and liabilities not known.
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John van Devander
Mackinaw
Celina Officers Return Earnest Mullan On Shooting Charge
Celina police yesterday and Wednesday night brought Earnest Mullan back to Celina to answer to a shooting charge. At the North Ohio A. M. E. conference held near Lockland, the Rev. J. W. Stewart was reappointed to the local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celina
Earnest Mullan
Anderson
North Ohio
Nashville Students to Perform in City October 18
A premier road concert troupe from Nashville will give a citywide show on the evening of October 18. The group is regarded as one of the leading concert companies touring the country.
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Nashville
Rison grows peach prize at state fair
Mr. P. H. of Rison displayed seedling peaches at the State fair this year and returned Friday night reporting he won the first premium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H
Rison
Sale results at C. M. Dix auction west of town
A match team of horses brought 326 dollars at last week’s sale of C. M. Dix. Cattle sold from 25 to 42 dollars per head and hogs at five cents a pound. Syrup White Pine and Tar advertised as a cough remedy priced at 265 and 50 cents per bottle, for sale by L. F. Gackenheimer.
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C. M. Dix
Resignation of U S Attorney Deputy and Store Sale
The Hon J P Clameron resigned as District Deputy U S Attorney under Col I N Alexander and a successor has not been named. Hebrew merchants observed Kippor the Day of Atonement. J B Hartzog grocery on West Main street was turned over to Humphreys Hughes and is closed awaiting invoice with stock sold to O J Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Clameron
United States
Col
I. N. Alexander
J. B. Hartzog
West Main Street
Humphreys & Hughes
O. J. Thomas
Dr Acker's English Pills Claim Superior Health Aid
Dr Acker's English Pills advertised as active and pure remedies for sick headache disordered stomach loss of appetite bad complexion and biliousness by J W Evans & Son. The notice emphasizes their unmatched value in America or abroad.
Swinehark and Allen Wedding at Allen Residence
Wednesday evening at the brides parents Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Allen the ceremony was officiated by Rev. A J Collins uniting Mr William H Swinehark and Miss Fannie O K Allen in marriage. The note ends with an advertisement urging readers to ask their grocer for Shaker Soap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Allen
A. J. Collins
Willian H.swinehark
Fannie O’k. Allen
Surprise party for H. McCullum ends with light offense
H. McCullum was surprised at a party Wednesday evening with a picture and Scott's complete works left as a gift. He plans to move to Bryan next week. A Washington correspondent notes M. M. Boothman as the only red headed House member, whose appearance evokes the clang of fire bells.
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H. McCullum
Scott
Mr. McCullum
Bryan
Washington
Cleveland Leader
Syrup White Pine and Tar Offered for Cough Relief
Cough syrup labeled Syrup White Pine and Tar marketed as superior for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. Sold in 25 and 50 cent bottles by L F Gackenheimer.
Tokio post master sells business to Faurot landmark man retires
S. M. Simpson, post master and store keeper at Tokio, has sold his business to Isaac Faurot. Simpson is a local landmark and is undecided about his future plans.
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S. M. Simpson
Tokio
Isaac Faurot
Stutsman Nominated Unopposed for Fourth Ward Council
At the City Hall caucus Tuesday night Dr. Stutsman received the nomination without opposition for councilman in the Fourth ward. The election occurs today and he is praised as an excellent council member. SHAKER SOAP, the best, absolutely pure.
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Dr. Stutsman
Republican Day echoes strong in Van Wert convention
In Van Wert county Republicans held a full convention with M P McCoy presiding and A H Hester elected temporary chairman. Delegates formed committees, set rules, and nominated J W Nicodemus for auditor and D J Giffin or J Pettit for probate judge, with Pettit winning the first ballot.
Fatal Shooting Near Chickasaw Ends in Death
L H Wise reports from Celina that Earnest Mullen and Bodkins argued with Anderson over netting fish on a reservoir. Anderson fired first, Mullen and Bodkins returned fire wounding him. Anderson died today. Bodkins is gravely wounded and may not recover.
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L. H. Wise
Celina
Earnest Mullen
Bodkins
Anderson
Mullen
Chickasaw
Doctor Demonstrates New Instruments at Pioneer Drug Store
In a Wednesday ramble a Buerin man visits Pioneer drug store on East Main street where Dr Hines shows a fine set of instruments for the treatment of piles and rectal diseases. The latest improved tools enable difficult cases to be treated and a new operating chair aids the doctor in his profession.
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Buerin
Pioneer Drug Store
East Main Street
Hines
Townman Improves in Health Amid Telegram News
A telegram from Col. I. N. Alexander at Mt. Clemens Michigan reports our distinguished townsman is surely improving in health. Citizens express collective hope for a speedy recovery and share in the optimistic outlook.
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Col. I. N. Alexander
Mt. Clemens
Michigan
A Cure for Paralysis Relief by Pain Balm Claims
Purcell Indiana Territory resident Frank Cornelius reports convincing Mr Pinson to try Chamberlains Pain Balm for his wife paralysis in the face. He claims the balm eased pain and facial distortion after one bottle. The advert adds cures for rheumatism lame back sprains swelling and lameness with 50 cent bottles sold by J W Evans & Son.
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Frank Cornelius
Purcell, Ind. Ter
J. W. Evans & Son
The Ancient Historian Returns to Town for a Fair Campaign
In a mock chronicle style set in 1890, Democrats debate convention timing and boodle as they rally behind Burritt, Lewis, Billfreck, Jesse Baird, and Aystewart. Gaylard’s songs boost morale while Republicans meet to discuss their day.
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Democratic Party
Brotherton
William
Billfreck
Harvey the Hoaglinite
Jesse
Baird
Gaylard
George
Burritt
Lewis
Aystewart
Chronicler
Millinery Stock Forced Closeout Notice
Mrs R Dettmer moves stock of millinery to room over G M Hall's dry goods store and offers items at far below cost to close out before quitting business. Call to view stock.
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G. M. Hall
R. Dettmer
Work at old foundry revives after long neglect
The J. E. Baker Company restores the old foundry buildings after sixteen to seventeen years of decay. Roofs, floors, sills, braces, walls and chimneys are repaired, glass replaced, and paint applied. Large frame building will receive a new roof and sides, with two carloads of steel en route. Workers steadily transform rusted machinery into usable condition as repairs proceed and operations near start.
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J. E. Baker Company
Autumn Gossip and Political Moves In County
Local gossip notes autumn weather for soap making and nutting parties as the county campaign begins. Democrats nominate the county ticket and councilman candidates Rupright and Stutsman are named. A furniture factory proposal gains support at City Hall with funds to be raised by the business community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Mills
John G. Rupright
Stutsman
R Upright
Lima Oil Exchange Fails After Speculators Overextend
In Lima a recently started oil exchange collapsed after a brief run, with speculators realizing they overextended themselves. The event marks a sudden reversal for traders who anticipated quick profits.
Hat trimming contest at Miss Maud Allison's party
Miss Maud Allison hosted a Wednesday evening gathering honoring Miss Rinard of Maryland. A hat trimming contest for the gentlemen produced unique artistic millinery, with Chas. Johnson of the Hotel Marsh winning first prize and Aaron Jacobs taking second.
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Maud Allison
Rinard
Maryland
Chas. Johnson
Marsh
Aaron Jacobs
Syrup White Pine and Tar Endorsed for Coughs
Dr I H Strong recommends Syrup White Pine and Tar for coughs and croup. The product is offered for sale by L F Geskenhelaer.
Old Mackinaw Brakeman Killed in Indiana Train Crash
Telegram reports Robert Gilbert once a Mackinaw brakeman was killed this morning by a freight train on the Chicago and Erie line at Huntington Indiana. He had served on the Mackinaw railroad for some time and the incident occurred in Huntington.
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Robert Gilbert
Huntington
Indiana
Bulletin and Commercial Gazette Offer
The Bulletin and Commercial Gazette priced at $1.50 yearly hand in hand. The notice invites readers to subscribe to both publications at a combined annual rate.
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The
Bulletin and Commercial Gazette
Seven Boys Destroy Melon Patch Near Fair Grounds
Sunday seven boys damaged a melon patch southwest of the fair grounds. Two boys agreed to settle for their share of the mischief. the others have not. If no settlement is made before court convenes the case will be presented to the grand jury. The case is a malicious destruction of property.
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Fair Grounds
Grand Jury
Miss Mayme Henderson to Perform at Pavilion Opera House
Miss Mayme Henderson an elocutionist vocalist and whistler will give an entertainment at the Pavilion Opera House Friday evening Oct 3. The event is under the auspices of the Woman's Relief Corps with proceeds to the monument fund. She has trained in eastern schools and is expected to draw a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Henderson
Pavilion Opera House
Woman’s Relief Corps
Monument Fund
Family mare found dead after 25 years on streets
John W. Clark mourns the loss of his old mare found dead in her stall Tuesday morning. The 31 year old animal was a familiar public figure, once used by Dr. Powell in his practice and linked to the county fair’s trotting act from 30 years ago.
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John W. Clark
Dr. Powell
Physician Endorsement of Red Clover Extract
Dr F H Knapp of Findlay Ohio reports extensive use of Loose s Extract Red Clover for indigestion constipation dyspepsia and stomach troubles with results that exceed claims. He notes many physicians refuse due to proprietary status while acknowledging its effectiveness. Sold by Hines and Son.
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F. H. Knapp
M. D
Findlay
Ohio
Money to Loan on First Mortgage Farm Security
S. S. Burtstreep offers a loan of $10,000 at seven percent interest secured by a first mortgage on farm property.
The Path to Prosperity through Local Enterprise
The piece argues that town prosperity depends on collective effort and discouraging selfish jealousy among businessmen. It urges supporting new industries and avoiding suspicion of outsiders to enable growth like Sidney and Piqua, noting liberal spirit brings commercial activity and wealth.
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Sidney
Piqua
van Wert
Elm Butts Wanted by J A Gleason & Bro
At the Butterim job office hundreds of samples of fancy stationery wedding and reception invitations ball programs advertising cards and more are on view. Ladies and business men are invited to call and examine. We represent two large Chicago houses that specialize in such goods and can produce samples in one day if needed. No job office in Van Wert is so well prepared to do this work. Call the Bulletin for one year for one dollar.
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Board of Trade
Committee On
Butterim
Chicago
van Wert
ButeTin
The Treacherous Gas at the Electric Works
Fin Ley Harmon, an engineer at the electric light works, was badly burned when partial gas ignition caused an explosion as he lit a boiler. The accident left him face, breast, arm, and hand injuries. Dr. Corbin treated him and stated he would be laid up for several days.
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Finley Harmon
Electric Light Works
Harmon
Corbin
Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup and Plasters Cure Ills
Samart Royer of Oberlin Ohio says years of fever ague rheumatic pains kidney liver inactivity and gall stones vanished after using Hib bard's Rheumatic Syrup and Plasters. He calls the medicines a revelation and credits their cures to the treatment.
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Dr. Johnson
Chicago
Hibbard
Samart Royer
Oberlin
Ohio
Hines & Son
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Auglaize County
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Payne
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Pennsylvania
Robert Thomas
York Township
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Garden Plain
Kan
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Mechanicsburg
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J. F. Mounts
Mary Woods
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Delaware
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Chardon
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Indianapolis
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