07 Apr 1883
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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1883
Page
1
Monday brings election chatter, upsets, and calls for voters to order printing. Reports mention police cases, burglaries, court actions, railroad moves, church services, and a Wayne County stock association vote with officers named.
The new Council will be a tie politically, with five Republicans Wm. Y. Landis Frank Taggart Stewart Newkirk Henry Childs and R. B. Laubach and Democrats Emil Podlich L.P. Ohliger Eugene Chatelain Andrew Busch John Mc Mahon. Last year there were four Republicans and six Democrats. Also featured is a large display of an American Bald Eagle shot near Black River by Albert Davis of Cleveland. Taxidermist work enhances a four foot body and eight foot wingspan.
The Wayne County Democrat congratulates Captain Lemuel Jeffries on his election to the office of mayor of Wooster. The editorial says he will study city needs and work toward advancing the city as chief executive.
An interview highlights the agency's activity with 46 policies insured for $51,000 property value and $1,148.00 in March premiums. The Herald urges voting prayerfully while Democrat notes refusal. Mrs S S McNabb of Faeries visiting family. Capt B B Lake hosts guests. Shreve temperance voters defeat saloonists 148 to 74 in marshal race. University announces school to start next Wednesday with strong attendance expected.
A majority supports a commission with the bondsmen of Kech and Idlman, amounting to about 4,000 dollars.
An Wooster writer notes T S Shepherd Insurance Agency promotion by the Queen Insurance Company. The agent touts wide company listings and claims to offer low-cost insured protection with settlements by various named firms. Also listed are book notices and rental leads, plus a call to verify agent locations and pension/service claims assistance in Wooster.
W D Wilson of the Ottawa Illinois Times reports a three month battle with cough and lung illness including spitting blood. He credits a permanent cure through Dr Bigelow's Positive Prenn product and notes a free trial bottle available at Babauch Donnelley. Russian apple varieties and Flattery's nursery listing appears alongside.
Mr. J A Demude will be in the city for a week for tuning fiances and repairing organs. Orders may be left at John H Thomas Prince t Music and Sewing Machine Emporium. Wr S Flatteray's nursery offers fruit trees vines and plants 144 miles north of the Court House.
The Military Drama Whigsling Jim the Hillsdale Spy by L. Q. Jeffries will be presented by Given Post G AR at Quinby Opera House on April 17 and 18. A fine buggy sold by J T Shields is noted as a money maker for attendees.
Disturbance at night from a sick crying child? Mrs Winston's Soothing Syrup for Teething promises instant relief. Credited as from an old US physician, it cures dysentery diarrhea regulates stomach and bowels softens gums reduces inflammation and gives energy. 25 cents a bottle. Also ad for Wm Flattery nursery seeds Wooster Ohio.
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