Advertising Agents Quote on Paper Quality and Prices
A fragment quotes Qro. Pj Rongti & Co of New York praising the PUBLICAN for good paper quality and favorable prices. The mis-spelled excerpt notes expectation of paying fair rates.
13 Dec 1877
Page 1
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1877
Page
1
A fragment quotes Qro. Pj Rongti & Co of New York praising the PUBLICAN for good paper quality and favorable prices. The mis-spelled excerpt notes expectation of paying fair rates.
Fragmentary timetable lists express and mail trains with times such as 8:45 AM 2:02 PM and 10:30 AM local services. Readers infer a schedule snippet with incomplete station names and garbled notes.
Local items note McDonald Agricultural Works sale next Tuesday and other events around Wooster. Mentions new firms in town, charitable fundraisers, real estate, and Christmas trade including Quinby Purdy display and a successful Presbyterian Ladies Fair netting about $200.
The Sociable at the English Lutheran Church will be held at the residence of M. L. Bmyser on Lokatreet next Tuesday evening December 18. All are invited. Ladies plan a festival for New Year’s Day.
Officers and members of Ebenezer Lodge No 88 request attendance for installation and other important business on Wednesday December 1 at 7 oclock. Visitors welcome. By order of T Tickner Curris Hanp Secretary Worshipful Master.
The pene to be given at Quinby Opera House on Friday evening December 1 for the benefit of the Citizens' Band and Orchestra promises a rich musical treat. Several of our best singers have volunteered their assistance and no pains will be spared to please all attendees. Tickets fifty cents.
Cases heard include Dyer Strong v. W. C. Pershin on promissory notes with time extension verdict for plaintiff 570.71. Isaac Spensler v. T. W. Arnold on mortgage foreclosure verdict for plaintiff 1 176.44. Bair v. Bucher replevin verdict for defendant 80 damages. Jackson v. Kratz slander damages 10000 sought. Grand Jury indictments listed include Vioblett stabbing, Anderson and Johnson petit larceny, Conley grand larceny, Abbott burglary, Beal burglary, Gibson assault, Meske bigamy.
Five individuals attacked a residence on Grant Street, inflicting injuries and causing property damage as police opened an investigation into the assault. Witnesses described a chaotic scene with shouting and breaking windows.
On Friday November 16 a theft occurred at the University hall where overcoats and hats vanished from students during an Irving Literary Society session. A subsequent search at William Lawrence's Grant Street residence uncovered five overcoats and an umbrella hidden in a wardrobe, leading to arrests of Lawrence and Anderson and a public mayoral hearing set for Thursday evening.
The couple known as rep and Fléra wed in Columbus on Thursday November 28 after a discreet engagement. They returned home soon after and kept the union secret for two weeks until Jep disclosed the event. Long life and prosperity to the newly wedded pair.
Examinations begin next Monday. Dr Gregory will preach in the Chapel on Sunday Dec 16. A Prep inquired at the library about Shakespeare's Innocents Abroad. A senior lost an overcoat and later retrieved an umbrella. a cheerful social at Dr Stoddard’s drew about seventy five. W R Taggart 71 was appointed attorney for the Fort Wayne and Central Railroad at Salem. A misedited social snippet describes a student prank during the Sophomore class gathering.
A county history effort reports progress collecting data from local interviews and records. The writer notes broad county cooperation, with one skeptical north county scholar opposing the analysis while elders support the study.
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