Local notices and ads mix in Wooster crowds
District items report Liggetts store opening new stock and prices in ads. church and meeting notices. a peach potato sale. a reaper repair claim. Massillon Driving Park Association set dates with $2000 in premiums. missing wallet offered reward. matrimonial sentiments and short comic tale. injury update on John George at Spear’s Furniture. George Faber’s upscale rooms with ice cream and music. wedding trip anecdote and landlord misadventure at Holmesville with a couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pidkerton & Co
John Roesiey
Massillon Driving Park Association
Boots and Shoes Store Opens at Woods Shop
An entirely new stock of Boots Shoes Guiters Slippers will be opened at Woods popular shoe store and attractive bargains offered in all departments.
DeYoung Visits Philadelphia To Observe Paid Fire Department
Theodore A. DeYoung chief engineer of Wooster Ohio arrived in Philadelphia to inspect the workings of the city’s paid fire department as reported by the Public Ledger yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onma Yvigil
Theodore A. DeYoung
Wooster
Ohio
Philadelphia
Public Ledger
Chief Engineer Theodore A DeYoung Visits Our City
During the forepart of last week Chief Engineer Theodore A DeYoung of Wooster Ohio was in our city on official business. The Chief was formerly one of the Pennsylvania Hose boys. Sunday Mercury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heodore A. DeYoung
Wooster
Ohio
Pennsylvania Hose
Sunday Mercury
Third Annual South Wayloe Sabbath School Meeting
The South Wayloe Sabbath School Association will hold its third annual meeting in Fredericksburg on Tuesday June 30 at 4 PM. The program includes talks by local pastors on early conversion, Sabbath school work, school lessons, and community discussions with a children’s meeting conducted by S W Miller and an exercise by Dr C Foaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayloe Sabbath School Association
Willj
Fredericksburg
Wm. H. McMeen
Dts
Trinity
Fredéricksuurge
Uni
City Council Attendance and Year in Review 1872
The City Fathers report council attendance for the year from April 15 1872 to April 10 1873. Foreman 81 meetings with 5 absences, Henshaw 91 with 5 absences, Spink 66 with 0 absences, Zimmerman 8 with 6 absences, Redinger 29 with 7 absences, Munn 33 with 8 absences, McDonald 26 with 10 absences, Kaufman the clerk present at all but one meeting. General business transacted and widespread satisfaction noted.
Worth Pinkerton and Emma Black Wedding and Reception
The ceremony occurred at the second M. E. Church in Wooster on Thursday evening the 22d. Rev. Dr. Tanner officiated. The couple hosted a lavish reception at Mr Daniel Black’s home with abundant feast and felicity. Friday’s evening nuptial event at M. W. Pinkerton’s Beall Avenue estate featured games, a serenade by University String Band, and congratulations for many years of happiness.
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Wooster
Luke Baumgardner
Messia I. W. McCaughey
Edward
Daniel Black
M. W. Pinkerton
Beall Avenue
University
Tragic Railroad Collision West of Wooster Kills Engineer
A collision on a foggy Sunday morning west of Wooster kills engineer Fred Blake known as Daddy Blake and injures several crew. The crash scatters debris across the tracks as fifteen cars derail and burst, with a wreck valued around 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Fred. Blake
Shreve
Smithville
Mr. Blake
Mrr
Jesse Hampton
Ana Lew
Vay
Crestline
Blake
Daddy Blake
Verly
Pia
Twenty first Ohio Christian Missionary Society convention closes
The twenty first anniversary meeting was held in Wooster last week. Elder Isaac Errett chaired the sessions in the Baptist Church with ministers and brethren from Hiram College, Colum bu s, Pittsburgh and Bethany College presenting. Highlights included Erretts address on the societies origin and history, Hayden on our men who are gone, and Armitages two hour sermon. The convention decided to meet in Toledo next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Baptist Church
Baptist Brethren
Isaac Errett
Cincinnati
Christian Stad
Russell Errett
Pittsburgh
B. A. Hinsdale
Hiram College
A. 8. Hayden
J. H. Jones
Almond B. Green
T. D. Garvin
Columbus
SP. M
Ohio Christian Missionary Society
Board of Managers
R. Moffitt
U. S. Association of the Disciples In
Ohio
F. M. Green
Jed
Bro. A. Wilcox
Thomas Armitage
The
New York City
Toledo
C.L. Loos
Bethany College
Campbell
Hutchinson
J. Hall
Cleveland
Trate
Arete
Nin
California
Pittsburgh Gazette
Base Ball Trip to Seville Ends in Akron Loss
The University Base Ball Club and friends traveled to Seville to face B B C of Akron. After a hot, eventful day with a staged ground and lively play, Akron was defeated while the group returned to Wooster by eight thirty PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville
Braunéck
Bugs
Market Street
University
Buellel College B. B. C
Akron
Fred Wooster
Akron Club
Buchtel
Wooster
Local Furniture Stock At Curry & Sons Comes In
Jas Curry and Sons announce a fresh stock of furniture at Curry's Block East Liberty Street 48w38 including parlor suits looking glasses baby carriages and wool mattresses offered at prices cheaper than any rival store in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas, Curry & Sons
Curry's
East Liberty Street
Castoria Promises Safe Relief for Children
A fragment describes Castoria as a safe remedy for infants, claiming it soothes without minerals or morphine. It asserts ease for mothers and avoids distress in children, presenting Castoria as a trusted nightly option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castor
Amay
Local Market Notes From An Early Florida Listing
Fragmentary OCR shows a rural goods list with items such as flour, wheat hay, eggs, butter, lard, tal low, dried apples, clover seed, timothy seed, flax seed, potatoes, salt, wool, straw and flax straw. The snippet resembles a grocery or farm supply catalog entry with no clear dates or sellers.
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Wibester
Belnap
Geo. P. Bowen, & Co
New York
Ames Ten
Liggetts
Liggett
J. F. Nachtrieb
Citizens’ Band
Reformed Church
Nelsox
McClaren
tHlerr Driesbach
Buster —Frank
Nachtrieb's
Frank
Bolomon Raudabach
Orrville
Robison & Co
James B Power
John George
Spear’s Furniture Factory
George Faber
Post Office
Faber
Holmesville
Uti
Millersburg
Mus
Lodi Academy
A. MageFaplane
iVoosmer
John Saal
West Liberty Street
Jas
Obie
Christian! Missionary Society
Hayden
Aquila Wier
E. P. Barns
Amseriagund
Mt. Bassell
Boaton
Woosterland
Asmienr Bao'r
Souta
Aegis
W. D. Barrett & Co
W. A. ConneR’s
Liggett's
J. Nachtrieb & Son
Liggett’s
J. B. Power
Donner's
Targo
Beuna Maslin
J. B. Powerl
Donner
DoxNyn's
Royal Diadem
Doxnyn
Tay
Buoday
Donnan’s
Ladies’ Emporium
Donner's Variety Store
Hanna
Caswell, Dazard & Co
Cowie Cisuica
Usutr
McCrechan & Co
Anderson
Dermador
Anpieson
Bee
Public Square
Ani Pond
Wbittlesey
Whittlesey
Ate Besery
Biol
Kiefler
Fos Sd
Reem
Cuerpas
Bert
Thartie
York
Bickeie Dail” Obhl Rugs
Rice
McCrerax
Tarsab
Bath Sohook
Maonarien
J. B. Rost & Co
Ricx, McCurtain & Co
Wooster Market
Pera
Barrett & Ocden
Thalr iHoe
Ida
Saeed
Walt
Ziaas
Ile 3
Readyrmade
D. Q
Liggett & CO
Cus
Vic
Geneva
PitBoxroo
Victoriry Gallery
Wayne County
Ayer
Eike
Ptaud
J. C. Ayer &Co
Lowell
Cass
EET
Spencni
Aes
Han Nge
Pach
Patie Ibe
Thos. W. OX
B. Burr & Hyd
Hartford
Conn
Chicago
United Sta
Pacarass
Hon
Leox
Edward Mowland
Kev
Edwin MaLy
Ripley
Albert Ee
Horace Ort Ley
B. Perkins
PT Een
iOtur
Pek
Cara Hyde
Aillbrook Woolen Mills
Qearge L. Firestone
Hhose
Fireston
John W. Stout & Bro
HeLa
Tinetts
General Produce
Commission Merchants
Fork Place
Robinson St. New York
Joma W. Stogt
Stout
Peice & Stout
P.O
Methven
Aulicanik
Diay Asth
Iene
Rea
Atate
Frayor Wayne
Dina Shate
Obi
Sktcca
Feventeen
San Gomaey
Hasina
Tom Curner
Joseph Bud
Rk Wand
Pais
Monn
LaSatrey Pény
Henny
Lacon
Rock Island
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Umi
P. Io. Baatwax
Uae
Polsits
Torth
Atchison
San
Peru
Omehads
Kansas
Leavenworth
EK Amcrison
Alon
Kanes
Undian
Hugh Rid Riddle
N. M. Linton
Nilson
Sonicair
Wheeler & Wilson
Donnelly
R. BR
Donnelly & CO
Jende, Gwe, &c
Maine
Ort
Nt Ag
Otto
Whitaker & Childs
Star Clothiers
Great Star Clothing Store
Wayne
Arca Dome
Hartman's
Blylee and Moet
Arcadome
Eakon
Apwac Tin
Conn Wu
Watt
Dentalates Brora Ban
J. B. Hartman
Rey
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