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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1895

Page

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Administrator's Sale Of Real Estate In Wayne County Ohio

Under Probate Court order George Fisher as Administrator will sell at public vendue in Wooster on Saturday October 19 at 1 PM three parcels. First a 20 by 80 foot east side lot with two story building appraised 3000 rent 25 monthly. Second a 20 by 70 foot south street lot with storeroom and five rooms appraised 1200 rent 12 monthly. Third west side spruce street lot with modest house and 65 by 180 by 20 foot lot appraised 700 rent 6 monthly. Terms: one third cash day of sale, one third in one year, one third in two years with interest, secured by mortgage.

Wayne County Ohio George Fisher Margaret Rockey Court House Wooster South Market Street P’ublic South Street Spruce Street Westminster Y. P. S.C. E Lab A L. Mackey United Presbyterian Church Carmon J. D. Irons U.P J. W. Martin Alice Firestone Dalton Presbyterian Church W. McCalmon Smithville Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church of Doylestown Epworth League E. Adair John Santrock Lindersmith Booth Hey Dre T. K. Davis O.A Hills Congress Alexander Scott Dr. Hills Dr. Davis Scott West Salem D. Be Duncan Ashland J. W. Cummings Nankin

Democratic divide and Ohio political notes of 19th century era

The piece surveys party splits and campaign moves in Ohio and beyond, praising Lucas County Republicans after a large Toledo rally for Foraker and Bushnell, noting Campbell's disputed figures and tariff talks. It highlights Col C H Kibler as a strong Republican candidate, criticizes Democratic leadership, and mentions religious groups backing national university plans in Washington with church funding and campus expansion.

Lucas County Toledo Foraker Bushnell Licking County Newark Col C. H. Kibler Sth

Wooster centennial plans urged to mobilize regiments

The piece calls for immediate action to organize Wayne county regiments for Wooster’s centennial celebration, warning that delay will ruin prospects and noting big preparations in Cleveland and Detroit. It also cites IRS receipts for July and August and criticizes whisky tax delays linked to the Whisky Ring and tariff action, aligned with the Ohio Democratic platform.

Wayne County Wooster Cleveland Detroit U.S. Commissioner of Internal Revenue Congress Ohio Democratic

Wool market report criticizes free trade and Dem vote impact

The Boston Commercial Bulletin notes abroad wool price rises while domestic prices stay flat. It cites declines in territory delaine and contrasts with free trade harms to American wool growers, showing rising foreign sales and dwindling domestic demand. Dun's confirms steady prices and weak demand for mens woolens, with mills complaining of lack of orders and Brice endorsed by Democratic votes.

Boston Commercial Bulletin London Bulletin Delaine Dun Isyz

Knights of Honor Irene Lodge Sees Bright Future

Irene Lodge No 64 held a Thursday meeting with reports from the Grand Lodge session. The group praised past year's work and forecast strong interest for the coming year with plans for a reunion banquet and fall winter meetings.

Irene Lodge Grand Lodge

Gas pocket found at 700 feet in Austen drilling

A. A. Geigey reported a small gas pocket near Austen after drilling to 700 feet. Gas flashed then waned as the hole reached 718 feet and will be deepened to 800 feet per contract. He noted a promising oil sand but said prospects now look poor. The testing company will meet next Tuesday to decide on a new location.

Austen A. A. Geigey

Waynes County horse results and fair closing notes

Report from Millsburg Ohio with Waynes County horses winning at Elyria and Canton events. Zeliah L and J R. win class purses at the fair's final day while Chartie C. heads to Newark. Also ad copy for magic dyes and hair vigor testimonials.

Fifth annual Our Young People's Christian Union convention opens in Wooster

The fifth annual convention of Our Young People's Christian Union of Mansfield Presbytery opened at United Presbyterian church Wooster with a 3:30 pm session. Rev J. D. Irons gave a key address on Christian character, followed by entertainment plans, a Knoxville College Glee Club concert, and reports from various societies. A closing address by Rev Joseph Kyle praised Christian duties in family, church, and state contexts.

Our Young People’s Christian Union of Mansfield Presbytery United Presbyterian Church Will H. Habbell W. BE. Shaw F. Griffin Canton H. A. Hart Wooster Wooster Society Shaw J. D. Irons D. D Knoxville Glee Club U. P Knoxville College Glee Club Cato Wilson Minnie Jenkins Young People’s Convention Marie Proctor Mansfield Emma Bell Hayesville Irons James Calhoun Lu’. L. Mackey Florence Ashenhurst Denton W.H. Hubbell Foster D. McKeight AlwieDowell Dalton Savannah W. E. Shaw Canton Mission W. H. Hubbell A. L. Mackey Columbus Institute Fredericksburg Dora Martin Millersburg A. W. SicNary Martin Milleraburg Ohn Kerr Joseph Kyle Allegheny Kyle New York W. S. Shain

Digestive Cordial praised as superior stomach remedy

The Shakers tout their Digestive Cordial as the most successful stomach remedy, relieving pain after meals and aiding digestion. It is said to strengthen the weak and promote proper digestion, with free pamphlets for druggists explaining dyspepsia and digestion.

First Garver Reunion at Chippewa Lake

The War ner family held its first annual reunion at Chippewa Lake on Wednesday Sept 25 1895 drawing about 200 members despite bad weather. Capt G P Emrich chaired the permanent committee with J B Wertz historian and an executive group pledging yearly gatherings. origin traces to three Baden Germany emigrant brothers.

Warner Chippewa Lake Jobort Garver Lyman 5. Wertz Stev Jacob Garver G. Emrich J. K Garver Garver G’. Emerich L. 5. Wertz Garvers 7. S. Garver Hart Michigan Elmira Raney Kansas Jessie Garver Dayton Ohio John C. Garver Indiana George Irvin D. J. Miller

Reading Room Flourishes At Wooster Meeting

A public reading project at Wooster reports steady growth with $300 pledged so far and ongoing book donations. Miss Bertha Ellsperman will take afternoon duties Monday while mornings remain, gospel meetings attract attendees, and a Bible views exhibit drew a diverse, attentive crowd last Saturday evening.

Khoom Wooster Bertha Ellsperman

Wooster Welcomes Rev J F Smith To Methodist Church

Wooster ushers in Rev J F Smith as new pastor of the Methodist Church. Rev W C Dawson is assigned to Tiffin. Bishop Hurst announces other local moves while Mt Vernon Mount Vernon reports a net gain of 1483 members for the North Ohio Methodist Episcopal Conference.

Methodist Church of Wooster Gorning W. F. Kean Lorain Franklin Smith Berea Dawson Hurst W. C. Dawson Tiffin Mather N.S. Albright Wooster Prs Bucyrus Church A. C. Ruff Shreve Eonneborough Applecreek E. J. W. Booth Doylestown E. D. Barnett Orrville Snyder Creston North Ohio Methodist Episcopal Conference Mt. Vernon Bersers Cleveland Mansfeld Mt Vernon Sandusky Ips American University At Washington, D. C Sbishop Harsat Messrs W. F. Whitlock George Baltimore-Colorado Asya Allbright Kepler New London WF. Whitlock Delaware Ohio Wesleyan University John Mitchell Hoyt I. C Laylhn J. M. Naylor Riflin Horace Benton E. K. Cunningham Woman's Home Missionary Society W.C Dawson Wellington

Reward Offered for Catarrh Cure Claim

A brief ad promises a $100 reward for information leading to a cure for catarrh. It touts a constitutional internal remedy said to cleanse mucous surfaces and restore patient strength, with unspecified doctors or patents backing the claim.

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W. L. E Ry building and Medina appointments noted

Talk of the W and L E Ry building five blocks from Wellington to Cleveland. W H Chatten traveling freight and passenger agent of the CL&W Ry, formerly Creston agent, named freight and ticket agent at Medina replacing C U Belrap who resigned. C A C sale to Brice to be contested and Pennsylvania Co may yet buy the property, a New York rumor.

W. H. Chatten Creston Medina CU. S. Belrap Brice Pennsylvania Co New York

Orrville man in custody for burglary linked to Iowa case

Sheriff Garver received word from Marshalltown police chief that Fred Ridge of Orrville is under arrest there on grand larceny charges. A letter found in his pocket mentions Wayne and Iowa authorities and urges him to return. Allies Allison and Shaffer pleaded guilty and await one year penitentiary terms.

W. W. Garver C. W. Mason Marshalltown Fred Ridge Orrville J. F. Seas & Son Aalster Iowa Garver Wayne County Allison Shaffer

Flesh Health Promises With Dr Pierce’s Discovery

An old advertisement urges readers to use Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a superior flesh builder surpassing cod liver oil. It claims it suits delicate stomachs, restores thin people to health, and offers a free pamphlet or a 168 page book for 10 cents. Address World’s Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, NY. The note also claims painless rupture cures without surgery and directs to pamphlet references.

Dr Pierce World’s Dispensary Medical Association Main Street Buffalo N.Y World's Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo, N. Y

Nerve Disease Advice Free From Dr Wheeler

All who suffer from any form of nerve disease can obtain free advice from Dr Wheeler. His Nerve Vitalizer is claimed to rival all remedies. Send a stamped address to Theo 1.W Brant Con Albion Mich or 42 Dey St New York. Sold by Lauback Boyd. Subscribe for THE KERPUBLIGAN.

Wheeler Stamp Theo Brant Albior, Mich Dey St New York Lauback & Boyd

Marshallville cases bring guilty plea and jail time

Henninger of Marshallville pled guilty to assault and battery on Jacob Weimer, fined 310 plus costs and jailed until paid. Halter pleaded not guilty, posted $100 bail. William Smith of Cleveland indicted for taking 16 bushels of wheat from Jacob Huntsberger, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. Court adjourned until afternoon for State of Ohio vs Fortney trial as jurors were seated. list of jurors named and upcoming indictments for robbery burglary and other offenses noted for Oct dates.

Henninger John Halter Marshallville Jacob Weimer Dowell Halter Wm. Smith Cleveland Jacob Huntsberger Orrville Smith State of Ohio Stephen A Fortney Bigapy John C. Marr W. Funck Eshelman Greene Mason Cockrelis Burbank J. W. Thompson Salt Creek F. A. Maurer Snyder Franklin A. Cook Chippewa John Hartel East Union G. GI Plain Frederick Fike Canaan H. A. Baker Geo Cutten Wooster Charles Painter Lattasburg George Walory

Teachers' meeting moved and student activities noted

The teachers' meeting shifts to Monday with Miss Funck in Syracuse attending the Kappa Alpha Theta convention. Adie Hubbell acts as substitute. L D Gunsalintos visits Plymouth and addressed pupils. Saybolt and Warner toured Cleveland schools. reading course plans include the State Pupils' Reading Course and at least one English classic per term. University honors superintendent with Pedagogy elective. Senior class of 20 meets thrice weekly at Haulport's office. Civics debate reveals student political awareness as seniors form a literary society with officers and an inaugural program set for Oct 11.

Harriet L. Funck Syracuse N. Y Adie Hubbell L. D. Gunsalntos Plymouth Work Wooster Saybolt Warner Cleveland Wuar x Walter Warren Homer Young Flo Naftzger Aura Wilbour Louis Lyon Darla Boydston

Route to continued business success via Republican ads

A note touts a short route to sustained business growth through the advertising columns of The Republican. The paper promises wide reach and strong reader engagement, framing ads as a practical path to expanding commerce across the community.

The Republican

Representative outlines Wooster to Cleveland railroad progress

A Republican rep reports that the Wooster to Cleveland electric railway has secured the right of way, with Cleveland officials deeming the line promising. Between Medina and Cleveland the old pike will likely be used, while the Wooster to Medina segment remains unsettled. A survey on the route and costs will soon be conducted to influence its final alignment.

Cleveland Cunningham Medina Wooster Creston Chippewa Lake Througe Revue Iona Ofa

Wooster Missionary Family Ends 30 Years of Work in China

Golden Corners reports Rev Lehman of Wooster preaching at Wayne on Sunday before he and his wife depart for China where they have spent twenty years in mission work. Mrs Catherine Armstrong improves. Local social life includes birthdays, dances, and poverty social fines for attire. Nearby news mentions deaths and visits, and rumors about Curtisle, Pa. widow Mrs G L Devinney.

Golden Corners Lehman Wooster Wayne China Catherine Armatrong John Robison Jefferson Peter Spangler Wm Rasor’s Alpert Pfeiffer Congress C. Sapper X. W. Spangler Chester Township Flora Grill Medina County G. L. Devinney Curtisle G. T. Devinney Wrest Bute

Dr Hand's Colic Cure praised by mother testimonial

A mother reports a three week old baby suffered wind colic and used Dr Hand's Colic Cure with instant relief and no side effects, recommending it for all mothers. The note, from Mrs. C. W. Cramer, mentions remedies for children sold by druggists for 25 cents.

Hand C.W. Cramer

Exposition Excursion Rates Offered by Pennsylvania Lines

Reduced round trip tickets to Atlanta Georgia for the Exposition go on sale via Pennsylvania Lines. Potential travelers for the fall and winter season are urged to contact Pennsylvanian Lines ticket agents for details. The Wooster Way station is listed with ticket agent G W Leyda.

Atlanta Pennsylvania Wooster Licket G W. Leyda

Wooster Daily Republican ad claims cheap advertising

An old Wooster advertisement on page three column six proclaims a dime rate for up to 25 words or less, and a three day option or four weeks for 40 cents, touting it as the cheapest advertising ever offered. The item reflects historical pricing and paper layout.

Tuer Daily Republican Wooster

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