Weekly Republica notices and listings 1805
A fragment from a weekly Republica issue dated Wednesday November 18 1805 notes printing notices for bills programmes and festivals at jounting Room No 12 Liberty Street. It references events and advertisements with listings on local sales and notices in a period newspaper style.
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Btreet
Republica of
Orrville fire destroys Kasster home near school
This morning at about eight the Kasster residence two miles northwest of Orrville near the Holser school house was largely burned. The large house proved costly to replace with no insurance. Neighbors saved most goods though cellar contents of potatoes and pickles were lost. Mr and Mrs Kissler were away visiting when the fire broke out. children were at home. News reached Wooster from Burton City via Wm Suttle and John H Houaser who were on the scene as flames died down.
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Dilly
Peter Roach
Geo
Clark
Herring
Hegan
Beall Avenue
Bowman Street
Jirkwood
H. B. Swartz
Spooner
Hhis Offce
Sonnenberg
P. A
Edward Brumtar
V.S
Alliance
J. B. Taylor
Cleveland
H. B. Odenkirk
Indiana
Boston Plano Co
M. Cissne
D. A. Mann
O. A. Hills
Calvin Armstrong
Ushden Corners
Jennia
Mattie Stoner
Ashland
C. B. Yoder
Frank F. Douds
Canton
Wooster
the News Democrat
Emma Forney
Flo Stevens
North
Grant Street
Alice McAnaney
Salem
Mra
T.S. Shepherd
Mansgeld
Board of Managers
North Ohio
W.L. Firestone
Allegheny City
Pittsburg & Western Railroad
A. M. Parrish
Newburg
Parrish
George A. Jackson
Carrie Baldwin
Warren
Lorena Leonard
Chicago
Clyde Pershing
West Salem
Loudonville
Paulus Furniture Co
Uattie
Selah Strong
David Kasster
Orrville
Holser
T. C. Pollock
Allegheny U. P. Theological Seminary
Inter-Seminary Missionary Alliance
Lancaster
Ladies’ Aid Society
Epworth Sangs
M. E. Church
Key
C. Schaffer
German Evangelical Church
Millersburg
Ati
Madagascar
United Presbyterian Church
J. D. Irone
D. D
Xenia Theological Seminary
Archdeacon Brown
St. James Episcopal Church
Young Ladies Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Mag Hall
Missionary Society of Westminster
F. Scovel
South America
Robert Yost
Allegheny
U. S
Wm. Brown
Cry Iase
Diocese of Univ
St. James Protestant Episcopal Church
Renewed Escape Attempts Foiled By Vigilance At County Jail
Sheriff Garver has kept strict watch on county jail inmates for three months and twice found escape attempts. An inspection revealed four damaged bars on the second floor and holes nearly sawn through. Prisoners named include Daniel Kauffman Barbara Knock and others. wires and gaps noted. The jail will be repaired and cleaned during vacancy.
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Garver
Tom Barry
Shreve
George Flory
Flory
Democratic gathering near Applecreek draws three hundred
Democrats living near County Commissioner Blosser held a follification at his home three miles east of Applecreek Tuesday evening. About 300 attended as bonfires lit the yard and anvils fired. Speeches by A W Blackburn J McClarran and J D Beer. music by local bands and several Wooster residents. Also notes of upcoming weddings and university news about Hoover Cottage.
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Applecreek
Florianschaffter
C. M. Lovett
Phil Markley
Henry Marshall
C.D. Smith
A. B. Peckinpaugh
M. M. Miller
Harley Riffill
Samuel Esselburn
Wooster
Watchmaker and Optician James Southgate Joins Wooster Firm
W. H. Bradshaw, the West Side Jeweler, secures James Southgate of New York as a permanent addition. Southgate is an expert watch maker and optician, coming to Wooster with strong recommendations and a record of ability.
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W. H. Bradshaw
West Side
James Southgate
New York
Southgate
Wooster
Cemetery Soldier Darvey Rahm Dies After War Service
Darvey Rahm a veteran of the rebellion died Tuesday night Nov 22 1895 at his home near Smithville of consumption. He was 66 born in Wooster a widower with no children and a member of Co H 4th O V I and Given Post G A R. He was captured by the enemy and spent nearly a year in prison pens Andersonville and Libby. Funeral from his Smithville home at 1:30 p.m. Thursday. surviving comrades of Co E in Webster will attend.
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Darvey Rahm
Smithville
Michael Rahm
Wooster
O V
Rahm
Andersonville
Libby
Co. E
Webster
Bold Sneak Thieving Leaves Home Unlocked at Midday
A burglary on Spruce Street exposed bold thefts after a house was left unlocked from 10:46 to 11:14. In two second floor rooms three ladies watches, three small banks, a purse with cash about 375 were taken, suggesting a female thief or prowler seized the chance. Local search found no suspects.
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James B. Power
Spruce Street
J.B. Milner
Mipier
J. B. Minigr
Ear Ki Euisperman
Stramp
Iproving
Peidler
Local Notes Mixed Crime, Frights, and Rail News
Mrs. Mary Strange of North Grant street jailed last Friday for failure to pay fines on assault and battery. lib erty secured Tuesday after paying $49.90. George Smith arrested on a peace warrant pleads not guilty. Smith held on $300 bond. The community reports a poultry car shipped to Philadelphia, Elmer Funk buying the stock. Orrville fair pays 2 percent dividend after rain losses. Water tastes gasoline after recent earthquake. water from Orrville wells. Mrs. Fann Bixler sues for divorce. other regional notices include weddings, rail franchise talks, and local social gatherings.
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Mary Strange
North Grant Street
Costa
Court of Common Pleas
George Smith
Wooster
Philadelphia
Elmer Funk
Ft. Wayne
Aerostican
Wayne County
Central Onto Fair Association
Orrville
Doylestown
Sumruit
Orrville Crescents
Qrrville Water Works
Fann Bixler
Christian Bixler
Extraneous Court Notices List Involving Wayne County
A long OCR fragment lists civil actions, div ors, appeals, cognovit judgments, and partitions in Wayne County. It names numerous case numbers from No 6248 to No 6295, with parties including banks, executors, administrators, and individuals seeking monetary damages, equitable relief, or divorce. The text also includes fragmented notes on church activities and local notices.
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Rene Sce
Alliance Banking Co
Sarah EB
Rick
Jaco Ik
Wayne County National Bank
Sie Pierce FO
R. Adaty
Wm. Sindly
Mina Harry
Henry Mor Z
Ae Adair
Geigey
Pewis
Snyder
Susanus Bowman
Margaret Young
T. D. Downing
Addie Hee Ipanga
Harry E. van Niman
John Williams
Martha Turner
Mary A.taggart
John M. Taggart
F. M. Marshall
Justin Gareux
David Nice
Wooster
Gsay
Pal
Cognovit
Foote
Heed Gon Y Ention
Webster Et al
Sarah Kahl
Elizabeth McFadden
Gtarles Honfiler
Swartzives
Mary
Jacob Shakely
W. P.stebbinsnd
John Romich
Abraham CU. Lante
Alfred J. Thomas
Laura Kauffman
Thomas Mowery
Louisa
Barbara Hines
A. LP
Merkel
Frank Merkel
State of Ohio
David Robertson
Mary 5Bey
Stephen Fortney
Catharine Krause
Eliza Zimmerman
D. H. Eengs
Cyrus Fry
John
Schuch L. Jameson
Mary E. Emerson
Austin
The
Penna Co
Thomas Flolpy Iva
Fo. Armstrong
State of
Ohio
Stella M. Huston
Frank Jacobs
James C. Feightner
John Meier
Samoe Rehm
Appea
de Woosterational Bank
John Moores, Et al
E. Snyder
H. D. Snyder
Mary J
J. C. Hall
W. F. Clark
Argaret Robison
Frank Sigler
Phraim Lehman
Phube Shanklin
Geo W. Shanklin
S. Richards
David C. Heffner
Jacobie Me
Parry Manf. Co
Walter Elliott
Calvin Armetrorg
Felix H. Einsteig
Gotlieb Seggesmann
Wayne County Fair Premiums Pro Rationed After Meeting
Wayne County Agricultural Society directors met on October 19 and after settling all expenses agreed to pro rate premiums. From November 15, 70 percent of awarded amounts were approved, leaving the treasury about $30 overdrawn. The board also adopted a rule requiring premium recipients to certify bona fide ownership of exhibited animals and articles. violators would forfeit any awarded premium. I Nor, Secy
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Wayne County Agricultural Society
I.nor
Unprovoked Brick Attack Wounds West North Man
Charles Bryant of West North street was struck by a brick hurled from hiding near a barn as he walked from J S Caskey’s late Saturday night. The brick hit his side causing a slight bruise. Bryant believes the assailant mistook him for someone else.
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Charles Bryant
West North Street
J. S. Caskey
Wine
Bush
Sryant
Wooster Market Report for Grain and Produce
Wooster market dated Wednesday November 14 1895 lists prices for Wheat Flour Corn Oats and bee seeds with retail figures. Corrected by Frick & Tyler the report shows per bushel and ton prices for wheat and oats and a $1000 oven figure mentioned in the notes.
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Wooster
Frick & Tyler
Forty Years Cure Claimed By Major Dean of Columbus Ohio
A notice touts the Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe simple remedy for all forms of piles. Major Dean of Columbus Ohio endorses it after forty years of suffering and claims six boxes cured him completely. The Pyramid Co offers free information and sells the cure at 20 cents and 1.00 with a free mailing address in Albion Mich.
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Columbus
Ohio
Earth
Vyame Mile Co
Pyranid Co
Albioe
Mich
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