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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1894

Page

3

Printing notices from the Republican office on Liberty Street

The Republican printing office on Liberty Street issues notices about entertainment sales and event programs. Advertisements must be in by Wednesday, November 18, 1804, for inclusion in the next issue.

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Hallowe'en notices and local items in Wooster paper

Wednesday Daily notes warn of sneak thieves in the Second ward, a public closet plan for the Court House basement, a infant death on East South Street, and growing colder with possible snow. It covers local entertainments, lighting fixes, arrests, fire news, pensions, widows on East Liberty, real estate and street work, plus naturalization and civic notices.

Hallowe'en Julian Jeffries Court House John Rich East South Street Republican Bergson Magic City Quinby

Rapid Progress on K and U toward Millersburg

Work on the Baltimore & Ohio trestle advances quickly with completion expected midweek. Materials arrive daily and Supt McGowan says the line from Wooster to Millersburg should be ready for service by mid December. About 4 000 spectators visited the site as crews installed falsework to avoid train disruption. The bridge is slated to be in position by Tuesday evening.

Gan Cah Syony Taly Shamp & Bechtel P. F Wooster & Lodi Miller Coulter Smithville Wooster Pea Mcflarran Toda Samuel Bolinger Switzerland Yoster Township John Schmidt Baltimore & Ohio McGowan Millersburg South Market Street B &O P. Fi. W . Cbr

Cloverseed sale and exceptional yield in Plain township

Christ Shelly of Plain township sold 180 bushels of cloverseed to Frick & Tyler at 85.25 per bushel after an unusually high yield this year from 85 acres, over five bushels per acre. A Greene township farmer drew attention with large mangles quarzel beets for seeding stock, with Samuel Witherow harvesting 11 wagonloads from half an acre in Smithville.

Christ Shelly Plain Township Frick & Tyler Shelly Greene Township Ohio Wayne County Samuel Witherow Corporation of Smithville

Cleveland Press seeks agents in Wayne county towns

Energetic boys urged to apply for winter money through the Cleveland Press Mer. Circulation. Publishers want an agent in every Wayne county town, no matter how small. Write at once for particulars.

Cleveland Press Cleveland Mer Wayne County

Unclear OCR reads disrupt local clothing item note

Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases about shirts drawers age ratio and possible Buffalo cloth indicators. No coherent event or names emerge.

Brilliant Intellectual Treat at Century Club on Extraneous Growths

The Century Club met at Mr Jacob Fricks to hear Judge L R Cruthfeld on Erotics in Social and Political Life. The panel explored how social and political systems are affected by extraneous growths with vivid imagery and persuasive rhetoric. Rev Dans lecture followed, linking the theme to the self destructive element, with potential venue changes noted for October 13 at Dr Todd’s and Hon J J Ingalls University Course.

Century Club Jacob Frick L. R. Cruthfeld J. H. Todd J. J. Ingalls Eother

Millersburg Republican Notices Hubert Norat Illness in Family

Hubert Norat of Miller Attea Empire Mills was called to his home in Fredericksburg due to the illness and death of his mother, referencing a local notice in the Millersburg Republican.

Millersburg Hubert Norat Miller Attea Empire Mills Fredericksburg

Ashland and Wayne counties consider ditch drainage plan

Ashland and Wayne counties commissioners met at Will Beards near Yankeetown to discuss a joint ditch on Muddy Fork Mohican Creek and Jer ome Fork. The plan would drain about 000 acres but faced opposition over cost with tentative support and a final vote to proceed uncertain. Also noted death of Bessie May Cassidy, 15, at Xenia Soldiers Home and funeral arrangements in Wooster.

Dsyzin Clavelandis Swin Muschenich Toledo John. Rukgell Greerguille Mackey al Ideaburg Was Mansfield B. Overholt West Overton J.B. B. Overholt Hugh J. Collins, Jr Crestline East North Street Florence McClarran Cleveland A. QO. Schriner P.S. van Houten New Philadelphia BR. J. Sweeney Ohio Solomon Kling Madisonburg Chicago Junction Co. Benj. Eason Thos, Hetherington Seville Wooster Daniel Snyder South Buckeye Street Elizabeth Fitch Fredericksburg A. H B. Scobey E. C. Raudebaugh Plain Township Medical Columbus G. B. Beckley G. D. McIntyre N. L. Boyer Orrville Ashland Fred Yengling Crank Dixon Dixon Harry 8 Childs Chicago Yoder Harry America Augustus Botchkiss Thos, Russell Ogmaan Wayne County Boren Canaan California Oakland Central Pacific McCay Wredericksbir Tods A.M. Parrish Isfflown A.d.richsfeld Millersburg Samuel Bell Pennsylvania Will McCalmon Bmirthville Lewis Carlile H.rubbel Allegheny Theological Seminary Mae Barrett East Liberty Street Carrie Billman Doylestown Clark Goodman Mattie Kate Wasson Mary Frank Wesley Higard Son Ross Mausilton L. Kelffer Daniel Bardon Washington, D.C C. Bardon West Liberty Street Edward I. Atkinsson Washington, D. C Isaac Mower Flint Mich Frank Mower Big Prairie Newkirk & Co L. V. Newkirk Bea Wooser Harvey Fisher Wm. Maschenigh Elizabeth Beverly P. F.beverly E Blackford Third Avenue M. E. Church Gee Jacob Mougey Geo. Faber Wm. Lay Elton Martin Rich Greene Township A B. Peckinpaugh Canton Stark County Josiah Barton A. W. Shearer Terrell Jo Y Ing Arneath McClure Old Spruce Hall Killbuck Ridge Fremont Dayton Republican Club of Plain Scomm Land Wayne Counties Ree Aston, Oches Lewis Hanks Perry Township Ashland County Will Beard's Yankeetown Mohican Township Wayng County Oberlin Miller Blosser Dnerage Benjamin Mason Messers Muddy Fork Mohican Creek Jerome Fork Hess Nicol Eason Oberlin and Miller Wayne Brubaker Hess and Baker W. H. Robison Chas L. Young Xenia Ohio Soldiers Aliss Bessie May Cassidy James Cassidy 11Th Pa. Volunteer Infantry Dick Coulter Greensburg Bessie Mre A. Branstetter Wooster Corps No. 19 Heasie Gen Young Ar. Robison M. E Jefferson Bauhalin Wooster

Chrysanthemums Burned At Schwartz Home Fire

Fire at the Schwartz residence on South Market Street caused by heating equipment too close to woodwork. Firefighters arrived before 6.00 pm and extinguished the flames after the family battled with a garden hose. Loss to Schwartz, a noted chrysanthemum grower, ran to several hundred dollars with many plants killed. Insurance covered the damage.

Sundey Roornoing Urrent Geo. J. Sehwartz South Market Street Fam'ly Schwartz

Halloween peace kept by city officers under Mayor Jeffries

The Daily Chronicle reports a quiet Halloween as Mayor Jeffries tightened patrols with Marshal Elisperman and six special officers to deter property destruction. Incidents include a window broken at Andrew Massaro's grocery, a cabbage hurled into a Presbyterian church, corn thrown at the Eastern House, and signs stolen in prior years. Substantive arrests included two intoxication cases, and youths held for turning a water closet on North Buckeye street. Several offenders pleaded guilty, with fines and costs paid, while others were released after lectures or bonds posted.

Dally Henry Haller Rex Mare Lucy Paige Board of Examiners East Liberty Street P. F. Depot Republican Rice’s Marshal Elisperman F Police James Liggett Ft. Wayne Ind Liggett Lullsperman Geo. Amberson Amberson Markley Herring & Straub West Liberty Street Pittsburg Wooster Cuyahoga Common Pleas Court Alfred W. Lamson Cleveland Wasson Vs. Leader Printing Co Vox 3 Central Station John Rich McSweeney Samuel Schuckers Mt. Vernon H. S. Pond Sandusky Mt Vernon Pond Hood Anna Rogers South Bever Street Ceo. Schuch Mr. Schuch Nnimal Atayor Jeffries Hilspermah Volicemen Latimer Lerner Beall Avenue C College College Avenue Fifth Ward Andrew Massaro Tog Republican Bever Street Sters Bever Liberty Streets Mayor Jeffries Cosen Jeffries Aleation Hallowe Eners Thentate Elisperman Officer Scobey Joseph Smith George Kuntz Bond Scobey Henry Horn Isaac Greist Charles Erpet Charles Metzer Arthur Milham Buckeye Street Berbert Metzier Milham Ficer Latimer Ficer Latimer and Depot |Oliceman Scobey Pimoned Michael Cinney Thomas Brady Emerald Isle Brady Lis Mike Tom Hen Edward Muller Frank Jacobs George Winters Hubert Welch Jacobs Winters Welch Reformed Church Marshal Ellsperman Frank Ewing

Marriage Licenses list of couples and partners

Levi E Conrad and Nettie A Blough Charles K Klime and Alice M Frank Samuel Kraugs and Amanda E Hooley Enoch C Smith and Fagnie Sharp Charles Bonewitz and Nellie M Briggs.

Levi E Conrad Nettie A Blough Charles K. Klime Alice M. Frank Samuel Kraugs Amanda E Hooley Enoch C. Smith Fagnie Sharp Charles Bonewitz Nellie M. Briggs

Market Prices of Grains and Seeds

Grain prices and seeds listed with variations in units per hundredweight and per bushel. Wheat corn barley clover seed hay salt oats rye and related feeds appear in a fragmented OCR snippet showing retail and wholesale terms.

Frick @ Tyler

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