Death of Rev. S H Wallace D D in New Egypt New Jersey
Rev S H Wallace D D longtime city resident and educator advocate died at home in New Egypt New Jersey on February 2 1807 He and his family moved here years ago to aid his children with schooling He served as pastor at Congress West Salem and Chester churches preached in Heyesville and Urichaville and was about 60 years old born in Guernsey County Ohio
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Wallace
New Egypt
N.J
Rev. Wallace
Miia Luella Wallace
Florence
Virgilia
Ross Wallace
School of Music
Congress
West Salem
Chester Church
Heyesville
Urichaville
Hoe
Guernsey Co
Relentless Reaper claims James Harris Reed at Mt. Eaton
James Harris Reed, born December 3, 1823 near Mt. Eaton in Wayne County, died February 3, 1897 and was buried at Mt. Eaton on the preceding Saturday. He married Lucinds Harrold in 1855 and leaves a widow, a son, four daughters, and six grandchildren. He joined Mt. Eaton Presbyterian Church in 1855 and was noted as a sincere Christian.
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James Harris Reed
Mt. Eaton
Wayne County
Silas Reed
Lucinds Harrold
Public Sale At Leah Byler Homestead Near Wooster
A public sale will be held at the Leah Byler homestead four miles northeast of Wooster and one mile south of Weilarsville on Tucadar March 9, 1897. The 81 acre farm includes a two story house barn orchard and improvements with a sale of personal property at 1 pm. A second sale on February 17 1907 at W O Tillotson’s home three miles west of Wooster on Ashland road will feature horses cattle sheep hogs and farming implements. sale starts at noon.
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Leah Byler
Wooster
Weilarsville
Tucadar
W. O. Tillotson
Ashland Road
Local Notes From Madieunburg and Surrounding Areas
Jacob Kintner and wife hosted Jacob Palmer and wife of Wooster last Thursday. A Lutheran missionary meeting at Samuel Davidson's in Smithville drew good attendance on Saturday. Eli Stahl traveled to Akron on business last Tuesday. Frank Leggett visited Leesville and returned home Tuesday. Levi and Emery Alaman stored ice last week and prep for summer. Daniel Hoffman rented a farm.
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Jacob Kintner
Jacob Palmer
Wooster
Lutheran Church of
Smithville
Samuel Davidson
Eli Stahl
Akron
Frank Leggett
Leesville
Levi
Emery Alaman
Local Notes Bring News From Applecreek and Area
Residents near Applecreek plan a spring move for the family. Mrs. Frank Matz of Manafield visits her parents Mr and Mrs J B Glasgow. A literary program is set for Friday evening. A surprise party honored Mrs Frank Hoffman for her birthday. Mrs John Boor remains ill and not improving. A U B Church protracted meeting continues with high attendance. Misses Chico Eva Kindig and cousin Misa Coulter of Creston visited locally. Charles Bixler and wife arrived from Chicago and plan to stay. Floment Lehman accepted a brakeman post in Mansfield on the Ft Wayne Ry. Leo Mats welcomed a son last Saturday. Rev Cochel and daughter Jennie Brown attended a missionary meeting at Samuel Davidson’s.
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Frank Hoffman
John Boor
U. B
Chico
Eva Kindig
Misa Coulter
Creston
Charles, Bixler
Chicago
Floment Lehman
Mansfield
Ft. Wayne Ry
Leo Mats
Cochel
Jennie Brown
Smithville
Samuel Davidson
Lakeville Community Notes Chronicle Ice and Life
In Lakeville the sick and convalescents are numerous with James Boylin and Nehemiah Neptune not expected to recover. The Chautauqua Ice Co of Pictaburg shipped 255 carloads of ice for the railroad, ice thickness from 6 to 0 inches. Ruth Shear visited Mansfield then mother, Qohbarley Neff dates Grant Quick this winter. A young crowd at Ads Marriott’s home celebrated her Sweet Sixteen with music and games. David Collier traveled to Millersburg on business. Mother Smetzer, an early pioneer, has died. Richard McClarran died February 6, 1807, aged 78 years, 4 months, 14 days.
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James Boylin
Nehemiah Neptune
Chautauqua I.6 Co
Pictaburg
Mies Ruth Shear
Mansfield
Qohbarley Neff
Buckatering
Grant
Thia Nisce
Mies Ads Marriett
Shatis of
McZenn
David Collier
Millersburg
Smetzer
Richard McClarran
Holmes Co
Paint Valley
Fulton Co
Holmes
Wayne Counties
Death of Mrs K S Burrows at New Orleans
Mrs K S Burrows longtime University resident died Saturday in a New Orleans sanatorium after two minor operations. She had spent winters with her sister in Shady Side La. Survived by two sons Clifford and Harry. husband died 25 years ago. Her death deeply mourned in Wooster society.
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University
K. S. Burrows
Mra. Burrows
Clifford
Harry
Wooster
Not In The Fare Inauguration Travel Details
Notice outlines fare differences for an inauguration trip on the Pennsylvania Short Lines. Tickets available March 1, 24 and 3d with details via nearest Pennsylvania Line Ticket Agent. Address: O. 0. Kuenart, A. G. P. Agent, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsyvania Line
Addreen O
Kuenart
A. G. P. Agt
Cleveland
Spanish Guerillas Capture World Cuba Correspondent
A telegram from Arthur Brisbane to Walter J. Mal I reports Sylvester Scovel, a Cuban World correspondent and son of University president Scovel, captured near Tenas in Santa Clara, Cuba. He is in the hands of Spanish authorities and to be tried under the U S Spain treaty as efforts in Washington seek his release.
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Arthur Brisbane
New York World
Walter J. Mal
Sylvester
Harry Scovel
Tenas
Santa Clara
Cuba
Scovel
Department of State
Washington
Havana
Madrid
Bpanieh
N. Y. World
Sancti Spiritus
United States
Spain
Ecovel
Free Pills Offer From H E Bucklow Co Chicago
Dr King s New Life Pills advertised with address request for trial. Claims ease in constipation headache malaria and liver trouble with vegetable formula and no deleterious substances. Regular 25c box sold by Laubach Boyd, Druggists.
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H. E. Bucklow &Co
Chicago
Dr. King
Laubach & Boyd, Druggiste
Bird Observations From Bloomington Collected Notes
Professor J G Black of the University invites Htrato teachers and readers to publish bird observations. A Bloomington letter notes robins wintering locally, meadow larks on creek bottoms, and birds frozen in shocks. March signals birds moving to higher ground and singing, with a call for reports on finding the yellow bird.
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J. G. Black
University
Bloomington
Evan
Robin
Hayes
J.G. Buack
Circuit Court Decisions Rendered on Appeals and Errors
The Circuit Court announced decisions on numerous appeals and errors from Common Pleas. Key items include fees awarded to plain tiff attorneys, mortgage foreclosures, tax liens, and various contract and property disputes. Several cases upheld lower court rulings while others reversed or remanded for further action.
Be Stable for the Price of Goods in Wool and Bread Advice
A fragment urges stability in price or value of goods and warns against misreading vague statements about bread quality. It mentions Bee, Plank & Gray, and Wooster Virginia as points of reference for obtaining good bread without trouble.
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Plank & Gray Wooster
Trial of Kelstar Finds First Degree Murder Guilty
Elias Kelstar of Perrysville Ashland county is found guilty of first degree murder in the November killing of Horace L. Stearns. The defense failed to prove insanity. Kelstar to be sent to Columbus for execution after sentencing follows a motion for a new trial next week. A Small Hand Corn Sheller ad appears at end.
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Elias Kelstar
Perrysville
Ashland County
Horace L. Stearns
Ashland Gazette
Amuke
Columbus
Wooster Preachers Questioned by Wayne County Democrats
The Wayne County Democrat questions Wooster preachers about their religious impact and asks what their long service yielded amid perceived moral decline. Local notes report illnesses, a burial at Paradise Union cemetery, visiting relatives, and surveyors seeking a direct Orrville Wooster route amid railroad concerns.
Reduced Prices Owing to Death of Landis & Schmuck Partner
An opportunity arises as the death of D Y Landis prompts 60 day price reductions to clear stock before inventory. Estate settlement urged with all debtors to call. The firm will continue as Lapis & Bcoxuock at Weat Liberty St Wooster Ohio with undertaker and embalming services emphasized.
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D. Y. Landis
Landis & Schmuck
Mra
J. F. Schmuck
Lapis & Bcoxuock
Liberty St. Wooster
Bonds Invalid in Court Ruling on Municipal Refunding Bonds
Circuit Court ruled a municipal bond must state its purpose on its face or be subject to infirmities. Cochran owner’s bond deemed invalid, refunding bonds considered illegal, purchaser bound to investigate purpose. Also includes a medical testimonial for Dr King’s New Discovery from Massachusetts reader and free trial bottles offer.
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T. C. Cochran
Toledo
Cochran
Bid Peiil
Fire Averted At Dry Goods Store After Near Contact
Friday night Harvey Messmore Frank Messmore and Bernard Mowery discovered an Indanalight touching a chandelier at William Annat’s Dry Goods store. They alerted Annat who rushed to the Opera House and prevented a store fire and possible panic. A separate Bloomington incident saw burning coals scorch flooring and joists in a home, narrowly avoided destruction while the family was away.
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William Annat
Harvey
Frank Messmore
Bernard Mowery
Frank Mesamore
Mr. Annat
North Market
City
Rev Josiah J Ward Dies After Long Ministry
Entered Into Rest Rev Josiah J Ward died at his Wooster home Saturday February 6 1897 aged about 83 years He preached across New York and eastern states and later in the northwest His last pastorate was Keasaon Minnesota He moved to Wooster last year with his family to educate his son Rev L Ward's children Funeral services were held April 8 at the home by Rev O A Hille D D and the remains were sent to Michigan City Indians for burial on Monday
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Josiah J. Ward
New York
Northwest
Keasaon
Minn
Wooster
One Way Setilers Rate Promises Reduced Southern Tickets
On the first and third Mondays and Tuesdays each month the Cleveland Akron and Columbus Railway offers one way settlers tickets to southern points at greatly reduced rates. For travel plans consult or write A and O agent O F Daly General Passenger Agent Cleveland Ohio.
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Cleveland, Akron & Columbus
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D. D
Tie
Reaper
W. L. Mequillet
Wooster University
Canon City
Col
Barberton
Cleveland, O
Josephine Megquillot
Knights of Pythias
Alice Brinner
Lattasburg
Frank Youngblood
Massillon
Andrew Knox
Fredericksburg
Salem
Madieunburg
Daniel Hoffman
Applecreek
Frank Matz
Manafield
Glasgow
Lakeville
White
N. Y
Dons
The
Herald
Qircuit
Wm. Keehn
City of Wooster
Tennie A Gougey Ve. M O. Roach
A. B. Sluts
Frances Zellers
Oyrne Stratton
Henry Zellers
McClarran
Dowell
Ocourt
E. Wilson
L. P Obliger
Thies
Beaton
Court of Common Pleas
Obliger
Hanna Miller Va
Daniel & Tinteman
Woodworth
Hannah Muller
Grady
Bucher & Gibbs Plaw Co
Harvey Gerassman
Mead
John Eddy
Julia Eddy
Sho
Thomas Mowory Ve
A. J. Thomas
Circuit Court
Tys Fenge
Bloomberg
Goldstone
1Ame
Kauffman &Co
New Y
Orovilla
Kauffmans
Goldstone, Sreinberg & Co
Pennsylvania Company
Elias Kelster
Wpeorrysville
Gunty
Hanovinon Co
Court House
the Wooster Preachers
Wayne County Democrat
Democrat
Hanpixe & Co
Weilersville
Jacob Moose
Lizzie Greaser
Paradise Union Cemetery
J. D. Yoder
Aaron Hest
Mary Frazer
A. R. Zook
Haw Patch
Ind
Nifflin Co
P. Bartvariaio
Stark County
Baling Hay
Ths Place
Orrville
R. R
Keane Va
Gilman Brown
Bonth Gardner
Mass
Laubach & Boyd Drug Store
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