Trains Schedule From Wooster to Pittsburgh Crestline 1883
Pittsburgh timetable shows May 27 1883 operations with Wooster stops. Eastbound and westbound through trains connect Crestline Beaver Falls Kamau Palace Sleeping and Hotel Cars. Time zones note Columbus time slower than Pittsburg by 12 minutes and Chicago faster by 20 minutes. Ticket agent J D McMahon Wooster.
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Wooster
Crestline
Beaver Falls
Kmau Palace
Chicago
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
J. D. McMahon
Columbus
Lund
WM. A. Baldwin
Gen'lay
A. Ford
Pass. & Tkt. Agt
Pittsburgh, PA
Train schedules for Orrville route and express services
Cleveland Akron and Columbus timetable notes list departures from Orrville with trains No. 5 Accommodation, No. 3 Express, No. 6 Accommodation and No. 4 Through Passenger. The garbled OCR preserves route labeling and train numbers but not complete times or destinations.
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Cleveland, Akron & Columbus
Orrville
Qdetexpress
Erecarree
Wooster Public Schools Open Fall Term and Local Happenings
The Wooster fall term begins Monday as Wooster youths learn to ride bicycles. A Reformed S. S. picnic occurred in Highland Park, and Rev. Hartman will preach at the Baptist Church Sabbath evening. Next Thursday August 30 Wayne county Pioneer Picnic is in Wooster, with the Sherman Brigade Reunion at Odell's Lake drawing attendees.
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Wooster Public Schools
L. B. Hartman
D. D
Baptist Church
Wayne County Pioneer
Wooster
Sherman Brigade
Odell’s Lake
R. B. Ewing
U. P
Assembly of Wooster News and Local Notices
The Ashland Times backs Seat Law power for municipal alcohol control. A large second amendment meeting convened at Big Prairie with malarial warnings and upcoming October actions. Wayne county wheat yields report 415 bushels from 10 acres near Wooster. G A R camp fire and Hillsdale Spy drama planned at Chippewa Lake September 6 and 7. Kieffer family reunion held in Highland Park with officers elected for 1884. Wooster Glee Club formed and ward committees appointed for Second Amendment efforts. Mrs Foster of Iowa to speak in September and local women to support literature distribution for the cause.
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Ashland Times
Big Prairie
Chippewa ,Lake
Ohio
Kieffer Famly
Highland Park
Kieffer
S. P. Kieffer
Wooster
C. J. Kieffer
New’ Lisbon
I. N. Kieffer
John Kieffer
Foster
Iowa
Land transfers record with multiple deeds listed
A series of property transfers are recorded in Franklin, Wooster, Shreve, Sereve, Fredericksburg, West Salem, Russell, Creston and Doylestown. Buyers and sellers include Samuel R. Moxley, Lucy A. Hughes, Elizabeth Glass, Eli Luce, Henry Foltz, John Wilhelm, Mary E. Foresha, Jonas Didinger, W. A. Underwood, Alice A. Smyser, Geo. England, David P. Brenneman, M. L. Smyser, Wm. R. Shields, Sarah Kh. Shaffer, Edward W. McFadden, John P. Busch, Peter Kaufman, Russell & Streater, Sarah Rhaffer, Jacob Wells, Allen W. Harris, Elias Galehouse and Wilson Gillespie with various lot values up to 14 000 dollars.
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Samuel R. Moxley
Lucy A. Hughes
Franklin Township
Elizabeth Glass
Eli Luce
Burbank
Henry Foltz
John Wilhelm
Wooster
Mary E. Foresha
Jonas Didinger
Sereve
W. A. Underwood
Alice A. Smyser
Geo. England
David P. Brenneman
W.K. Shields
Sarah R. Rhaffer
Fredericksburg
Jacob Wells
Allen W. Harris
Creston
Elias Galehouse
Wilson Gillespie
Doylestown
Palace of Music offers pianos organs and sewing machines
John A. Thomas's Palace of Music advertises first class pianos organs and sewing machines at rock bottom prices. It promotes sheet music music books accordions violins guitars and a full line of musical merchandise and urges customers to inspect stock before shady competitors.
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John A. Thomas’s Palace of Music
Rock Bottom
Ladies Weave Sale and Fall Shop Opening Ad
To the Ladies to weave bring them now before the throng this fall with new machinery and ability and experience I warrant satisfaction Shop East Liberty street opposite Wilhelm's carriage shop Wooster Ohio 285w2 A J Siegenthaler I want to say to those having our Plain Tp Ss Association will Host its annual picnic at Blackleysville Saturday Sept 1st 1883 If possible speakers from abroad will be present J C Lipiz See When a man buys a Hay Carrier by Shields it costs but little and there is no breaking down or fooling with it You ask the man how it works and he will tell you every time first rate
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East Liberty Street
Wilhelm
Wogster
Ohio
A. J. Siegenthaler
Shields
Wayne county Prohibitory Amendment drive organized
Citizens in Wayne county meet at Wooster to organize a county executive committee and township caucus for a vigorous Prohibitory Amendment campaign. Leaders include W A Underwood and D A Wallace with plan to prepare district volunteers and secure newspaper space for advocacy.
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Ohio
W. A. Underwood
Wayne County
Old Lutheran Church
Wooster
D. A. Wallace
J. W. Collins
J. T. Wisner
James Wallace
W.A. Underwood
Wm. C. Downing
J. J. Ashenhurst
Paint
William Woods
John M. Roan
Sugar Creek
L. M. Snyder
Thomas Cully
Baughman
John R. Garman
Valentine Ault
East Union
Robert Moore
J. R. Patterson
Salt Creek
J. B. McCorfick
Edward Lewis
Franklin
Jos
H. Stitt
William Newstetler
John F. Barrett
C. B. Mower
Wayne
Joseph Troutman
Daniel Byall
Milton
Jacob D. Armstutt
J.C. Eliott
Congress
G.A. Whitmore
Jacob Leatherman
Chester
G. R. Buchanan
Wm. Rathburn
Plain
Solomon Hazel
P. S. Baker
Clinton
C. B. Way
D. K. Jones
H. L. Wiles
Cheap Excursion to Ohio State Fair on Sept 5 1883
The P Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad offers a cheap excursion from Wooster to Columbus for the Ohio State Fair on September 5 1883 via Crestline with Mansfield as a return route. Tickets valid two days after sale. Exhibitions will be lit at night by electric lights. Contact company agents for handbills and rates. Also available at Herald Office is The People vs the Liquor Traffic by John B Finch, priced $1.00.
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Columbus
Crestline
Wooster
Mansfield
John B. Finch
Herald Office
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