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Newspaper

Wayne County Herald

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1883

Page

5

Local Time Tables for Pittsburgh and Western Lines May 27 1883

Time tables issued for travel between Pittsburgh Wooster Crestline Beaver Falls and Chicago with Columbus time note. Eastbound trains include No 6 Express No 10 Mail and No 4 Mail while westbound includes No 1 Express No 7 Mail and No 3 Mail plus Local Express between Wooster Crestline. Through Pullman cars run to Chicago and to Pittsburg Harrisburg Philadelphia and New York.

Wooster Crestline Beaver Falls Pullman Palace Chicago Pittsburg Harrisburg Baltimore Washington Philadelphia New York J. D. McMahon Columbus A. Baldwin E. A. Ford Gen's Pass. & Tkt. Agt Pittsburgh

Trains Leave Orrville Northbound From Cleveland Akron

In Orrville train schedules the morning outbound service heads northbound toward Cleveland Akron and Columbus with departures listed for the northbound runs.

Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Orrville

What is Lacking by Mary E Gordon

A defense of moral action against liquor traffic argues that conscience must drive decisions. The piece notes paralysis of conscience as a societal danger, links motive to will, and urges healthier public conscience to advance temperance and prohibition efforts. It calls for renewed emphasis on conscience over vague public sentiment.

United States

University Items Chronicle Club News and Freshman Sophomore Fuss

University notes report illness of class of ’86 member Mr Allen Krrchbaum and appointment of Mr E L Compton to fill Prof Notestine’s chair. President Scovel funds gym furniture with Nov 15 delivery. Mr Murphy to coach gymnastic rites at campus entertainments to aid gym funds. A reported Freshmen parade with pasteboard plugs ends in a clash with Sophomores on North Market Street. skirmishes follow and the season’s first rush concludes with sophomores marching downtown and disbanding.

Scovel Murphy Cincinnati First Presbyterian Church U. P North Market Street Roth Wilton

Weet Player Miss Kate Brentzer News

Local notes list Miss Kate Brentzer set to start for the Weet next Thursday. The community records marriages, dedications, visits, farming activity, business changes, teaching, and a funeral for Mr Mathias, with various residents traveling or returning from trips and siblings visiting in town.

Kate Brentzer

Local Fall Farm Work and Wedding News

Farmers busy with fall tasks while Mrs. Geo Dunham recovers from illness. Local youths gathered wagons for Hallowe en celebrations in the square. Samuel Barnes and Rosa Miller wed on Thursday November first by Rev Smith of the M E Church. Finley Brothers plan an event next Monday.

Samuel Barnes Rosa Miller Mr. Smith M. E. Church Finley Brothers

Pleasant Village News Highlights at School and Piper Anniversary

In Qur village the district school progresses under Mr. A. D. Somers while Mr. R. J Whonstetler teaches Wayne school and Rev. J. T. Patterson preaches in Wayne church. Grandfather Piper, born 1787, marks his 98th birthday with about 70 relatives and friends from Ashland Medina Wayne counties, Michigan and Montana gathered for a dinner and songs, with plans to meet again on November 11. Prohibition flag longing noted as a life goal.

Qur Village A. D. Somers J. T. Patterson Steubenville Wayne Church James P. Smith Cedar Valley Smith Jne Piper Michigan Montana Grandfather Piper Piper

Smithville News Notes and Local Happenings

Smithville public schools reopen under favorable conditions. The Normal opened Tuesday with good attendance. Teachers attended the Wooster Institute last week and hoped for a local return. Mr Bricker and wife return from Ada visit. H S Thomas brings East stock. Fowble sells out at cost. Ira Adams offers beans for a guess. The Houser barn burned Sunday morning. heavy losses reported. The fire is blamed on an incendiary, PARCAS.

Wooster Grant Bricker H. S. Gehr Ada H. S. Thomas Frank Fowble Kansas Ira Adams Houser

Apple Creek Baseball Challenge Promised After Dispute

Apple Creek residents recount Fredericksburg contest fallout with the Mighty Willow Makers. They accuse the Shreve pitcher of influence and refuse, offer to play for 25 dollars per side with bats provided, and stake 10 dollars on batting dominance.

Apple Creek Wayne County Herald Fredericksburg Shreve Applecreek Boys

Hats and Gents Goods at David Nice in Wooster

David Nice displays new daily arrivals offering the choicest line of hats caps gents furnishings trunks and valises in Wooster Buy early and pick your choice from the fresh stock of merchandise and styles.

David Nice Wooster Andesmine

The Queen Tornado Insurance Promises Broad Ohio Coverage

The Queen offers tornado and wind storm policies in Ohio promising full indemnity against tornadoes cyclones hurricanes and fires. It lists assets of 1 752 207 89 and prints a roster of local agents including T S Shepherd Orrville John Hurst Creston W W Wise Shreve and others.

Ohio Western Department Chicago U. S Wooster T. S. Shepherd Orrville John Hurst C. A. Stebbens Creston W. W. Wise Shreve W.S. Peppard Fredericksburg Henry Winger Marshallville G. W. Ross Sterling W. A. Porter M. D Dalton A. K. Schaaf Smithville J. B. Weaver Doylestown

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He Berala FT. Wayne Mailiapean Hell NORTH SOUTH Mary E. Gordon Maysville Presbyterian Church W. P. Moore Price Etta Minner Congregational Church Rev DeLong Allen Krrchbaum E. L. Compton Prof. Notestine Compton George Snell Margaret Fetzer Reimer West Canaan A.C Wile Hamilton Anna Scott A.C. Wise Hannah Hotchkiss California John Gillet Sarah Akron Peoria McKee Anna Zeno Keeny Mrs. Bush Dayton Eli Stutz Perry Wright Northwestern Samuel Baker Leitchey & Lehr Dressler Ramsey Hart Pennsylvania Cora Long Miss Holmes Mary Whensettler Mathias Geo. Dunham Hallowe’en THE Gazette Commercial Gazette Central States Weekly Gazette the Daily Commercial Gazette Dail the Commercial Gazette CO NN AD I R. J Whonstetler Wayne School U.S Arthur Prohibition Ndod Wm. S. Flattery Wayne County J. J. Geitgey’s Model Furniture Store East Liberty Street Curry Jindertaktl J. J. Geigey F. D State of CM. Lukrfes J. H. Clark Curry’s E. Liberty St South End Market St Piersow Ss Merit Presure Thomas West Liberty Street J. T. Shields
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