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19 Mar 1890
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Wooster Republican in Wooster, Ohio
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1890
Page
1
Census Officials Seek Enumerators for Ashland District
Officials publish the enumerator duties and appointment process for the Ashland district covering Cayallog 1d, Erie, Wayne, Holmes, Lorain, and neighboring areas. The notice outlines eligibility, oath, duties to interview households, schedules to use, penalties for noncompliance, and compensation per inhabitant enumerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomague
Ashland
Bos Ashland
Erie
Huayne
Holmes
Lorain
Media
Tichland
Hensé
Goada
Cleveland
Elyria
Mansfield
Sandusky
Wooster
Local notes and births in a small village report
A brisk village update covers weather, infrastructure, and residents. Mentions Abe Pfeister, Marshalship surveying, George Duhoo contract for coal, Mary Maurer and H. Peoples travel, and Dr. Marshell sighting. Obituaries note Frederick Hunsinger of age 86 and Raherer burial at Calumet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch
Abe
William Parkengoh
Eslsworth Reed
Iran
Eric
Alnhour
George Duhoo
Harold
Pres Couhty
C. O. Contns
Meadville
I.a
Gine
Mary Maurerfeft
Apple Creek
Wooster
H. Peoples
Cleveland
Marshell
Greenville
Tombstone
Sapeeenees
Anks
Bill Sourer
Bill
George Kent
West Lebanon
Pring
Albert Blang Yard
Kansas
A. Maurer
A. Blanchard
A. Schoffter
East Union
Haverstock
Canton
George Nussbaum
Indiana
Hoger
Keystone
Wells County
Frederick Hunsiger
Hunsinger
Asd
Baden
Beth Solomon
America
Raherer
Calmuta
Edna
Hubert Chinaug
Local Nuptials in Rural Ohio and Several Illness Notices
Mr Josiah J. Taylor sought a cook and wed Nettie Harrison at 71:30 in a ceremony performed by Rev. Moore near Frederkaburg. Best wishes to Joe and Nettie. Charles Tate near Moorland ill with lagrippe and lung fever. A Cutters child very sick with scarlet fever. D E Snyder postmaster down with rheumatism. Dr Lerch attends from Wooster. Mrs H Taylor also sick. Albert Stam with lagrippe. Mrs Stam convalescent. Funeral of Hofmants children of Holmville last Wednesday. interment at F T cemetery. Jo JM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah J. Taylor
Celesta Harrison
Frederckaburg
PF. Moore
Nettie Harrison
Joe
Nettie
Charles Tate
Moorland
J. W. Cutters
D. E. Snyder
Po. M
Lerch
Wooster
H. Taylor
Albert Stam
la Grippe
Stam
Golden Corners Sick News and Local Moves
The column reports improving patients except Miss Albert Weaver who remains very ill. Miss Alice J. Sot recently recovered from grippe and now has diphtheria. Miss Bellestrong stays with Mrs. John Siemens in Dear Jackson. Leonard Haas plans to move east of town as his father relocated to Janaan. Our school was closed Friday of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Weaver
Alice J. Sot
Grippe
Bellestrong
Fermster
John Siemens
Jackson
Leonard Haas
Janaan
Glenn
Olds March brings weather lore and local notices
March 17 column notes Olds March as first month predicting yearly weather with both good and bad days. Rev Clapp has relapsed but improves. A pioneer of Milton died aged 71 years 11 months at Knapp cemetery. Students' teachers exam at Creston draws many attendees. Postmaster Bechtel surveyed Cleveland area. The Johnstown Flood and Royal Road Maybod are illustrated in stereopticon talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starling
Clapp
Capopityt
Knapp
Hav Ag
Milton
Creston
W. K. Bechtél
Cleveland
Minnis
Orrville
Freeman Hoff
Itn
Ohio
Royal ‘Road
Entertainments Shine Amid School Fundraisers In Burban
Local notes report a lively school event with singing by Bessie Blanchard Lottie Bixler and Billa Johnson and actors Filie Luse Frank Dennis E G Bixler, drawing full houses. Other items note weather forecasts, county caucus, road concerns and a medical grippe case, with Mel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ogden
Wooster
Loura
Filie Luse
Dick Langley
Ry Palmer
Houvae
Frank Dennis
Cal Wagner
E.G. Bixler
North Carolina
Pete
Kurt Cockrell
Medina
Sam Glass
Mel
Public sale and local notices from March event roundup
March 17 reports Grosjean & Co. sale proceeds despite rain. Amos Uber moves to town. Miss Sue E. McCay returns east. Foster McCay sells Jersey cow. About forty relatives celebrate Henry Langell's forty eighth birthday with music and meals. Republicans may nominate James Johnson or Math Thompson for assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobosnaffer
Grosjean & Co
Amos Uber
Holmes County
Sue E. McCay
Foster McCay
Henry Langell
Mr. J
Ar Lautensehlager
Kangell
James Johnson
Math. Thompson
Rankle revival draws large crowds in Easton U B church
The Rev Mrs Rankle conducts a retracted effort in the Easton U B church as large audiences show strong interest though only two converts reported. The winter term closed with a Saturday entertainment of declamations and dialogues. Miss Ella Seavers returns from Doyle to Jon Olin Pickle, ill and bedbound. Miss Mionie Seavers visits her uncle in Canal Fulton. Mattie Nice of Western Star attends LU bi church services. John Amstutz travels to Cleveland on business. Farmers Alliance forms in district No 3 with wide membership and earnest effort. Frank Houston of Western Star in town. Jos Busson hires a clerk though not yet on duty. Wm Brattin returns to Indiana. Israel D Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mionie Seavers
Canal Fulton
Mattie Nice
Western Star
LU Bi
John Amstutz
Cleveland
Farmers’ Alliance
Frank Houston
Jos Busson
Wm. Brattin
Indiana
Israel
Smitii
New Pittsburg Visitors And Sabbath School Notes
New Pittsburg reports Foster G Watt and wife from Cleveland visiting his parents Miss Mamie Smith of Wooster is visiting with her sister. Mrs Lulu Shockers and daughter of near Ashland visit paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Jos Finley. The M E Sabbath school recently organized with 18 attendees after ten years. Mrs Andrew Fair serves as Superintendent. Funeral services for Wim Hilise drew a large crowd and the church loses an exemplary member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster G. Watt
Cleveland
Andrew Fair
Wim. Hilise
Madisonburg Notices and Local Survey Confusion
In Madisonburg on March 17, Andrew Bh painted near Canton and Henry Staffer from Creston visited the village last week to inspect tombstones. The Tebelman property was surveyed last Friday during the local survey activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonburg
Andrew Bh
Canton
Henry ‘Staffer
Creston
Pers Yas Jourveyp
Township Trustees Meet and Local Incidents Reported
Township Trustees met last Saturday and transacted business. Homer Loughton of Seville and Frederick Amstatt of Sterling visited town. A girl was born March 12 to Mr and Mrs Andrew Hinley. David Glasgow of Jefferson visited his parents. A mysterious incident at J F Zim’s store Friday night sparked speculation about a disguised man, later deemed not a local performer. Zim plans to protect his cash. neighborly concern remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Loughton
Seville
Aducas
Frederick Amstatt
Sterling
John Elliott
Andrew Hinley
David Glasgow
Jefferson
Jerry Glasgow
J. F. Zim
Ors
Cole Man
Mr. Zim
J. T. Tobacco
Ashe Tu
M Zim
Zim
G. C. Boor
Wooster
Satsbath
Wesley Lettman
F.w.&c
Cedar Valley Community News and Local Notes
March 17 report from Cedar Valley. Doctors maintain care for bedridden Mr Joseph Kerkfetter. schools at Oak Grove and district facilities closed. Eck Fetters' school closed March 11 with strong closing exercises. Local reminiscences include Heary Isarich’s Pennsylvania stay and a humorous tale about a wooden horse bought for 50 cents, shod by Samuel Meese and Jacob Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kerkfetter
E J Fetters
Oak Grove
Nolin
Hleary Isarich
Pennsylvania
Jacob
Jacob Harmolp
Meese
Sam
Samuel
Jake
Canaan Village Enjoys Peak Local Entertainment Night
A village entertainment showcased Canaan's literary talent with performances by Seville elocutionist Jl’rot Phelps and local players. Jessie Lehr, Jennie Fike, Miss Ann Somers, Mrs Co B L Whonsetler, Myrtle Lowers, Jane Kintner, and others delivered recitations, songs, and a drama. A paper on Woman Suffrage by A H Scot impressed, and the event raised nearly $22 to fund a school organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan
Jl’rot
Phelps
Seville
Jessie Lehr
L Barnes
C. K. Whonsetler
Jennie Fike
Ann Somers
Co. BL. Whonsetler
J. W. McClarran
Huldah van Doorn
Cupid
Cupid's Capers,” Were Sre Cred By Eigie Welday
Santagora
Ginnis
Clara Snell
Duesenberry
Dora Snell
Nan
Ora Whensettler
Katrina Stein
Ira Sneil
Karl
C. E. Knapp
Charlie
Charles Duffer
Albert Dixler
Jim Duffer
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Catarrh Relief
Advertises Ely's Cream Balm as a safe, easy remedy for colds in the head hay fever and catarrh. Claims nasal application provides relief from the first use and warns against irritating liquids. Price listed as eighteen cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Hibbard's Rheumatic and Liver Pills Endorsed
These walls quote Hibbard's Rheumatic and Liver Pills praised for uniform action and reduced pain. Advertises relief for sick headache constipation dyspepsia biliousness and serves as an appetizer. Claims suitability for adults and children with guaranteed efficacy from PeLaubach and Boyd druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PeLaubach
Crops dealer Phil Sellers held on burglary complicity charge
Phil Sellers of Loudonville was arrested last Saturday on complicity in a Crestline burglary. A deputy sheriff reported he confessed after being held, and he is jailed in Mansfield with a bullet wound from a farmer Frengle revolver. The Vanaan Dramatic Club announces a two play program at Canaan High School hall Wednesday evening with Audrey's Secret and Rewards of Crime and music from county talent. Admission is 16 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Sellers
Loudonville
Arres
Fargier
Crestline
Tha Otter
Sellers
Flarsital Conrad J
Andress
Mansfield
Farmer Frengle
Vanaan
Canaan
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Deemed Standard Medicine by Physician
A well known doctor asserts Hood’s Sarsaparilla has surpassed patent medicines and earned status as a standard remedy through its merit and numerous cures. Akron Republican notes Wooster builds a $7,000 depot, while Wooster’s rail line pride keeps property well maintained to avoid disgrace across passable cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Akron
Wooster
Wopaster
Kemp's Balsam Proclaimed Cure for Coughs and Colds
An advertisement asserts Kemp's Balsam cures persistent coughs by offering a guarantee. It promises noticeable relief after the first dose with prices of 50 cents and one dollar, and states the sample bottle is free. The ad urges readers to consult local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atail Druggists
Neal
Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup advertised as cure
An advertisement extols Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup as a premier blood purifier and liver kidney tonic from Jackson Michigan. It claims unprecedented cures and includes a customer testimonial from James Lambert of New Brunswick Illinois praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a quick remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbard
Rheumatic Syrup Co
Jackson, Mich
Laubach & Boyd
James Lambert
New Brunswick
Illinois
Chamberlain
Sal
Roller & Wiissh
Remarkable Cure Reported From Rheumatic Syrup Use
A Jackson Mich man details a dramatic recovery after using Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup for over a year. He suffers from a long standing stomach disease and was told incurable twenty years ago. After starting the syrup last June he improved steadily, using thirteen bottles and now calls himself well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbard
Rheumatic Syrup Co
Jackson, Mich
Van Wert's Balsam Gains Ground in New England Centers
In Brocton Massachusetts the firm Jno F Bruce & Co reports strong demand for Van Wert's Balsam for the Lungs. Under date Oct 6 1888 they ordered one gross for trial and expect to sell three gross this winter. Sold by A W Blackburn. Trial size No 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
van Wert
Jno. F. Bruce & Co
Brocton
Mass
A. W. Blackburn
Trea
Van Werth Balsam Trial Size Free Offer
The advertisement promises a refund if Van Werth Balsam fails to sour coughs hoarseness and lung throat diseases. Fors W Blackburn guarantees a straight forward yeas and strong public confidence in the product with a refund for paid trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Werth Balsam
W. Blackburn
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