Assignee's Sale of Real Estate in Austen Village
Frederick Haller as assignee of John Austen offers 38 lots in Austen village plus four Plain township tracts in Wayne County Ohio for sale at 1 o’clock sun time on the premises. Terms: one third cash Brandon day of sale, one third in one year, one third in two years, deferred payments bearing interest and secured by mortgage. Wooster Ohio August 16, 18%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probate
Wayne County
Ohio
Frederick Haller
John Austen
Austen
Funk P. O
Township of
Plain
Plain Township
Brandon
John McSweeney
H. R. South
Wooster
Farm estate sale near Ohio Experiment Station closes
The Jacobin Sotmuck farm containing 180 acres near the Ohio Experiment Station will close the estate. Inquire of J. F. Sotmuck Wooster, Ohio for details and contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacozn Sobmuck
Ohio Experiment Station
J. F. Sotmuck
Wooster
Public Auction Of Wayne County Real Estate 1899
Probate Court order sets sale for September 16 1899 in Wooster Ohio of two tracts in Wayne County. First parcel 80 acres in southeast quarter section 35 township 16 range 18. Second parcel 258 1 100 acres in same township and range. Property appraised at 8002 dollars. Terms one third cash and balance over two years with interest, mortgage to secure payments. Executor Adah W. Fixes, McClure-Bmysar W F attorneys, Wooster Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Ohio
Orelogk Decoancy
Wayne
Bforesald
Eaf
County of
Onto
Township
Adah W. Fixes
Lydis Mickiey
McClure - Bmysar
W. F
F Oli
Wooster
Daly
Old Resident James Tasker Dies in Colorado
James Tasker, longtime Mt. Eaton road resident, died after two weeks illness and was buried Thursday August 31 at Mt. Eaton. Dr Jameson recovering and back in office. Harris Jameson notified from Logan about Silas Moore’s grave illness from bowel trouble. Minor, fragmented report from Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areleone
James Tasker
Mt. Eaton Road
Mt. Eaton
Jameson
Harris Jameson
Logan
Silas Moore
Mildre
Shreve Ball Game Over Wire Light Vote
Shreve voters debate electric light contracts to end weather darkness while a games contest between single and married men ended 12 to 7 in favor of the married men. Names include W D Manson and H E Vano Niman with Irvin couple departing for Philadelphia for a National Encampment. Fred Wise breaks his arm during play. Crowd gathers for street fare at Screwe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreve
W.D. Manson
H. E. Vao Niman
Non M. Irvin
Poliadelphia
Fred Wise
Paper in hat leads Wayne County man to daughter reunion tale
John Dyche, living near Blackville, wore a large paper in his hat to signal his daughter, Ethel, now 14, that he was her father. He had not seen her since she was 18 months old. He traveled to the depot hoping she would recognize him, but she did not come forward. He later planned to meet her in town on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Rerus Lica Nwesa
John Dyche
Blackleyville
John
Aycie
Eiuce Abe
Hubei
Ethel
K Snaalivilly
Ithel
Dyche
Death in Filey: Accidental Gun Discharge Rumor Debates
In Livingston Missouri the death of Professor B F Hoover is debated after reports say he died from a gun misfire. An inquest led by Justice Frank Hender found death by accidental discharge of a war gun. No eyewitnesses, and exact cause remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Moo
BrQéerprige
Jas
B. F. Hoover
Benjamin Racklin
Hoover
Ron
Ibis
Juatite of the Peace
Frank Hender
Grand Jury Indictments Reported After Five Day Session
Grand jury finished five days of hearings reporting 112 witnesses in 25 complaints. Sixteen indictments were found while ten were ignored. Public indictments include John Brandon with two counts of assault with intent to commit rape and a divorce petition involving Justin Frank of Doylestown on grounds of fraud. A temporary restraining order was issued to halt bailing or removal of straw from lands tied to Mary S. Webb v. John W. Sandr et al, with M. L. Spooner defending for Mary S. Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brandon
Aseauit
Mary
Webb
John W. Sandr
Fy. F. Kean
Hobt
L. Adair
Trusteass
Jaige Eason
Nave
Harrison Webb
M. L. Spooner
Mary 8S. Webb
Father and Son in Fatal-Backyard Fight Leaves Dan Binkley Hurting
Friday afternoon a dispute between Henry Binkley and his son Daniel led to a severe head injury for Daniel. Dr George W Byall described a long fracture above the forehead and warned of possible death, noting a dangerous operation might be needed if he survived. Henry claimed self defense with a wooden stake and recounted quarrels over oats and a barn fight. The couple have long troubled ties, but the community hopes for Daniel’s recovery and peace.
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Daily
Tok Republican
Henry Binkley
Daniel Binkley
Dan
Geo. W. Byall
Binkley
Hyall
Sre
Binkiey
Dr. Byall
Wayne County
Binkleyz
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Local Citizen
East Liberty Street proprietor R Avery of Bee Hive Restaurant reports Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his loin ache and lifting discomfort. He notes quick lameness relief with two to three doses and recommends the remedy. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents per box mailed by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Remember the name Dean's and take no substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
R. Avery
East Liberty St
Bee Hve
Doan
Messrs Zimmerman & Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Dean
Expanding Imperialism Debate Hits Wayne County Democrats
In a spirited political column, readers hear claims that a majority of US citizens favor expansion and McKinley’s policy. The piece cites reactions to McKinley’s Pittsburg speech, comments on a large standing army, Aguinaldo, and press stances from The London Times and Cleveland Plain Dealer, with satirical notes on Hobart and Mercier’s perjury case implications.
New Pastor Welcomed At German Evangelical Church
Reception last evening at Mrs. A. Spibley’s home on North Buckeye street honored Rev. Frederick Krafft, new pastor of the German Evangelical church, with about 170 attendees. Program featured Wooster Orchestra Club selections, an anthem by the choir, welcome address by Miss Lyonta Boegner, response by Rev. Krafft, plus various musical performances by local artists and ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre. A. Spibley
Buckeye Street
Frederick Kraffe
German Evangelical Church
Wooster Orchestral Club
Lyonta Boegner
Frederick Krafft
Missen Conrad
Clapper bag factory tentative site choice in old armory room
The Clapper bag factory is likely to be housed in the old armory room at the old McDonald agricultural works. The large space is deemed ideal for the work while the Qinby Opera House option is considered but viewed as unsuitable. Location decision soon. machinery for the plant has shipped and will arrive shortly. an experienced supervisor will oversee setup. about 35 workers will be employed once running. many applications have been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald Agricultural Works
Qinby
Fasfil
Water scarcity fears rise across Ohio cities
Observers note severe water shortages in many Ohio cities with streams and springs drying up. Bloomington reservoir and Reddick dam supply remain steady due to foresight of water trustees and Supt Spe Jelselidan. Consumers urged to conserve water to prevent rapid depletion in case of fire emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onio
Board of Water Trustees
Supt
Spe Jelselidan
Bloomington
Reddick
Bam Jones Plans Campaign Automobile Band Wagon
Bam Jones intends to use an automobile for his campaign tour and will bring musicians to attract crowds. He is likely to face skepticism about claiming a truly genuine band wagon, given the crowd’s doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bam Jones
Ex-Congressman Owens Attacks Goebel in Kentucky Race
Former Kentucky Democrat Congressman Owens labels Goebel a thief liar and murderer while Goebel counters Owens as a liar. The exchange highlights murky politicalIssues and dark spots in Kentucky politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens
Kentucky
Goebel
Qoebe H
Owen
General Otis and Wheeler in the Philippines dispute
The text discusses General Otis allegedly snubbing General Jos Wheeler in the Philippines. It praises Wheeler for serving in two wars and returning to duty after an error. The piece hints Otis fears Wheeler’s popularity and possible eclipse.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for Croup and Colds
Mothers of children with croup or severe colds may safely give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It contains no opiate or narcotic and is suitable for babes and adults. Widely praised in the United States and abroad. For sale by Laubach & Boyd, Druggists, on the Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Laubach & Boyd
Ksep
Chamberlain
Boys Arrive For Transport To Xenia From Orphans Home
Friday visitors from the Sailors' Orphans' Home arrived in town to depart for Xenia. A ticket discrepancy was found though only one ticket remained in the envelope. Marshal Latimer took charge to ensure care until transport is arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally Clark
Adolph Yarnell
Soldista
Xenia
Marshal Latimer
A Wonderful Cure of Diarrhoea Prominent Virginia Editor
A Virginia editor from Timea Hillstille reports near-fatal diarrhoea cases improved after using Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He recounts long suffering, initial doubt, and swift recovery after taking a few doses, urging readers to consider the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Chamberlain
Timea
Hillstille
Chamberlain’s Coif
Glorious News From Washita About Electric Bitters Cure
Dr B Cargile of Washita I T reports four bottles of Electric Bitters cured Mrs Brewer of scrofula after years of suffering. Terrible sores on head and face healed, doctors gave no help. Bitters praised as blood purifier and remedy for eczema salt rheum ulcers boils and running sores. Stimulates liver kidneys and bowels, builds strength. 50 cents. Laubach & Boyd Druggists guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Cargile
Washita
I. T
Brewer
Laubaci & Boyd
Grace Ellen Dunlap and Jacob Barnett to wed in Wooster
Wedding cards announce Grace Ellen Dunlap of Wooster and Jacob Allen Barnett of Shadyside plantation Centerville La to marry Sept 12 at 7 pm in the new Beall avenue home of Dr S F Scovel. The bride has lived in Redlands California. groom, J W Barnett, prominent Louisiana sugar planter. Limited invitations issued due to mother’s frailties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ellen Dunlap
Jacob Allen Barnett
Shadyside Plantation
Centerville
I A Wooster
Redlands
California
Wooster
J. W. Barnett
Louisiana
Wooster University
8. F. Scovel
Beall Avenue
Man cures rectal fistula with arnica salve
West Jefferson resident Renick Hamilton suffered 18 months from a rectal fistula. Doctors warned of a fatal outcome unless a costly operation was performed. He cured himself using Bucklen's Arnica Salve, touted as the surest pile cure on earth and the best salve in the world, at 25 cents a box. Sold by Lanbach and Boyd, druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renick Hamilton
West Jefferson
Lanbach & Boyd
Revered Harvey L. Weltmer dies after typhoid fever
The Rev. Harvey L. Weltmer pastor of the Presbyterian Church at J. in Indiana died Saturday evening from typhoid fever. Formerly of West Salem born there he studied at Heidelberg and Wooster University. Funeral was Tuesday at 2 p.m. at his father’s home near West Aulem. The obituary notes his promise and the large Wayne County funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey L. Weltmer
Presbyterian Church
Weltmer
Weat Salem
Heidelberg
Hov.s. E. Nei- Kirk
Af Lilton
Wooster University
Susie Averholt
Wadsworth
Weat Aulem
Hov
Tim
Wayne County
Unclear Phrase Promises Health Aid in Odd Ad Line
A scrambled OCR style line promotes Hy Bardock Blood Bitters as a remedy for appetite and health, but the fragment is garbled and provides no concrete details or verifiable facts.
Wayne County Probate Court Estate Settlements and Appointments
Wayne County Probate Court records show multiple filings and actions. Executors named with bonds or without bonds, guardians appointed, estates probated, and hearings scheduled. Insanity proceedings and removals are noted among the ongoing probate matters.
King's New Life Pills Restore Digestion For All Patients
An ad proclaims King's New Life Pills as a remedy for stomach and liver issues, boosting appetite, digestion, and bodily regularity. Sold for 2 cents at Ladbach and Boyd's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Ladbach & Boyd’s
Will of Dr. Samuel Glass Offered for Probate
Ashlend Press reports Captain A B McClure of Wooster filed for probate of a second alleged will of Dr. Samuel Glass. The document, dated Wooster October 30 1889, names Amanda Glare as widow and lists bequests of land and money to H B Glass Curtis Glass Alice Glaga Fulton Glass Samuel Welty and others, with a note on the 500 dollar bequest to Samuel Welty Jeromeville. Also cited is a notice of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from Laubach & Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashlend Press
McClure
Wooster
Samuel Glass
Woolster
Los Angeles
Cal
Sedac
H. B. Pancoast
Pancogat
Joseph Warson
Hubert McMurray
Fulton Glass
Alfred Glass
Z. Glass
Ashland
Amanda Glare
H. B., Glass
Jeromeville
Curtis Glass
Alice Glaga
Greanwald
Center Street
Fulton Glaea
Stacker
Samuel Welty
Reunion of the Forty Second O V I Held at Elyria
The Forty second regiment O V I reunion took place in Elyria on Wednesday at the O A R hall. About 125 comrades and families attended a business session then a banquet. Officers elected for the next year were President Captain A J Ayst of Lodi and secretary treasurer Captain Q O Bl Henry of Cleveland. Next meeting set for Lodi.
Suspect Brisden Sought by Sterling Officials
Superintendent Macinotyre and aides struggle to detain Brisden, a man burned at Sterling. He repeatedly attempts escape, aims to harm his partner he believes is at Mansfeld. He remains mentally unsettled, able to walk but likely some time from recovery.
Men Indicted Taken Into Custody by Sheriff McCoy
Grand jury indictments were made public as those named were detained. Jesse Howard Frank Mann Frank P Johnson and Charles Smith face joint charges of attempting to kill Merchant George H Millar by assault. Bail set at 500 for Smith and Mann, 200 for others. all posted bonds except Smith and Mann. Additional cases include John Meter selling liquor to minors and on Sunday, Francis Wiggins taking a horse, and Harvey Van Moter using a gelding. several bonds vary.
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Jesse Howard
Frank Mann
Frank P. Johnson
Charles Smith
George H. Millar
Smith
Mann
Miller
John Meter
Apple Creek
Francis Wiggins
Wooster
Stouffer
Harvey van Moter
Cedar Valley
Ellsworth Miller
Defaul
Hearing calendar motions before Judge Esson listed
Judge 8. B. Esson sets for hearing a long list of motions and demurrers including Morris Newberger & Sons v George. Snyder v Fank. Aultman-Paylor Co v Wahit man. Teel Span administrator v. Levy v Kauffman. Dintsman administrator v Muller et al. Clark et al v Cook et al. Myers v Insurance Co. Troutman v Lytle. Caskey v Ellsler et al. Quinby v Scott. Ackerman v Hall agent of Carr v Sauere. Quinby administratrix v Gelrgey.wu Butler v Schmuck. Weinberg Co v Bloomberg. Reichenbach v Bott et al. Barrett v Shilling. Thomas v Quinby administrator. Mowery executors v Ryland et al. Cass Threshing Machine Co v Dannemiller Bros. Thomas v Garver. Wise v Bishop. Whitmore v Woodland. Amanda Mowery et al incapacity. Berr v Cornell. Johnson v Binkley. Tacoba wa Bopp. Myers v Binkley. Wasson v Varry. Curry v Curry. Wooster Building and Loac Association v Fisher. Miller v Stair et al. Swartz v Girard et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Esson
Morris Newberger & Sons
Va. George
Snyder Ve. Fank
Aultman-Paylor Co
Wahitman
Teel Span
Levy
Kauffman
Dintsman
Muller
Clark
Cook
Myers Vs
Insurance Co
Troutman
Lytle
Caskey Ve
Carr
Sauere
Black Va
Ebright
Quinby
Sadministratrix
Gelrgey
Social Notes Spark New Dancing Club and Local Gatherings
A new social and dancing club of about 50 members has formed. First dance set for Thursday evening Sept 14 at Miller's hall. A horn in Miller's Hall social and a housewarming for Albert W Swartz and wife at North Street and Spink High streets drew 12 couples and 24 to 30 friends. Miss Kate Elisperman’s Lutheran Sunday School class picnicked at Experiment farm grove with an elegant supper. Presbyterian Endeavor Society held a pleasant social with light refreshments. Westminster Sunday school day picnickd at Highland Park. Merrimac Circle and friends surprised James Bull and Jennie Fratley’s Cleveland visit with croquet and graphophone novelty. Shipley family held annual City Park picnic to close the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller's Hall
City Park Pavilion
Core Taggart
Massillon
Albert W. Swartz
A. W. Scobey
Esat North Street
Spink
High Streets
Kate Elisperman
Lutheran Sunday School
Experiment Farm
Endeavor Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Westminster Sunday School
Mday
Highland Park
Merrimac
James Bull
Maiden Lane
Jennie Fratley
R. McDonnell
Cleveland
Wooster
H. Smith
Shipley
City Park
Lady's Seven Year Battle Ended by New Discovery
A Shelby North Carolina note reports Mrs. Luther Lutz suffered seven years of severe illness with fatal symptoms. Three months of nonstop coughing and insomnia ended when she used Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption, sleeping well after the first dose and improving with two bottles. Free bottles advertised at Laubach Boyd Drug Store. Regular sizes 50 cents and one dollar, guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Luther Lutz
Wee Hamnick & Co
Shelby, N.C
Laubach & Boyd’s
Young wife badly burned in Creston stove fire
Mrs Russell wife of Price Russell of Creston suffered severe burns to face hands and arms when a gasoline stove caused a fire Monday morning The house caught fire but flames were extinguished with small loss Mr Hansell was away in Michigan on business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrapulcan
Creston
The Rain Poem Describing Parched Earth and Longing
A lyrical meditation on yearning for rain as the earth dries under a hot sun. The speaker dreads dusty travel yet hopes for showers to bring green growth, relief, and renewed happiness when the rain finally falls.
Court Appointments Mention Bond of Agency to Inspect
Disjointed text references court appointments and an official, B. Eason, in accordance with section of a pavias or bond of agency. It mentions inspection duties related to charitable and corrective institutions and a sequence of names possibly including Sok, Dalton, and Seabeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Eason
Ashland and Wooster Gallwas Right of Way Progress
Work to secure the 3 way for Ashland and Wooster Gallwas proceeds with most rights secured. Management aims for completion but is not rushed. Additional efforts in certain areas expected to finalize the route soon. New York to participate in a great demonstration and active drilling to begin at once. Environs Regiment O N G to be ready for deployment. Captain Gerlach ordered to muster Co D, Eighth Regiment for New York City parade honoring Admiral Dewey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland and Wooster
New York
Eni Ven Regt
P. C.gerlach
Co. D
O. N G
New York City
Admiral Dewey
O.N.G
Akron
Gerlach
Co.d
Todkai
GrRorce N. Windur
Apizin
Tne
Wopster and Ashland Railway Construction Resumed
Workers rebuilt track across a disputed land strip in Aaghland after Erie Railroad blocked earlier, forcing a hurried mobilization. The Wooster and Ashland companies organized a large force to lay track before official sanction could intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wopster & Aashland
Aaghland
Erie Road
Jana
Wooster, & Ashland
Thej
Thorsday
Bright
Erie
End of the Woman Who Wedded a Tramp in Dalton
Mrs. Jane McDowell aged 80 of Dalton died Wednesday after a two week fever attack. Funeral from her residence at 2 pm Friday. She was born near Applecreek and lived in the county all her days. Earlier she sheltered George Anderson, a tramp, and, over two months, he spent her money. She died childless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane McDowell
Dalton
Applecreek
Reported murder in Plain Township over farm dispute
Henry Hinkley, son of farmer Daniel Binkley, was struck on the head with a stake during a dispute in Plain township. Henry was taken to city by 3:40 pm and treated by Dr. E W Byall as the elder Binkley claimed self defense. Neighbors describe both men as hot tempered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hinkley
Daniel Binkley
Plain Township
Bink
Dan
Henry Binkley
E. W. Byall
Binkley
Weaver
Blaghlayville
Bickley
Oil deal to fully develop territory in Brock county
A major oil venture closed yesterday in Braant Ohio with key investors from New York Massachusetts and local Wooster figures contracting to develop 2000 acres around the Shafter wells. The agreement binds the first party to fund wells engines and operations to bring oil to market while Wooster leaseholders gain fee‑free operation rights in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Shafferwells
Onte
Jase
Fela
Opening of the Season at the City Opera House
Fromunday's Daily reports a sizable crowd witnessed Gui Sun Rising Minstrels. The show advertised lavishly and delivered lively singing, fine music, and strong juggling. The tenor soloist impressed, while the wire act and juggling drew praise. The review notes a long programme but urges a renamed troupe, predicting a bright future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
City Opera House
Fromunday's
Gui Sun Rising
Jimmy” Edwards
Goa
Lover
Fanny
Yorkey
Sun
Epidemic of Bay Fever Algae Affects Town
Historical report notes an outbreak of bay fever algae causing illness in many victims in a town. It compares the algae bloom to a mild summer grip, suggesting the health risk is present but not as dangerous as typical epidemics. The text mentions Limburg cheese and local production contrasts.
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Ross v. Funck
W. F. Kean
Ofice
McClarran & Cgaskey
West Liberty Street
Johnson
B Taylor
Johnson & Taylor
Attorneys-At-Law
Woostes
Ono
Nico B
Wus
Martin L. Smyser
McClure & Smyser
Wooster Ohio
E. W. Newkirk
Jackson Block
Public Square
F. S. McKinney
Fredericksburg, C
John A. Gann
North Market Street
Episcopal Church
Cye and
J. H. Stoll
H. A. Hart
Ofice and Residence
New Lutheran Church
G. Byall
Drs. Stoll & Byall
Offce
North Market
North County
Dr. Stoll
Bowman
H. N. Mateer, M. D
Jacob Fischer
Rick
Brock Wooster
U.P. Obtiger
David Thomas
L. R. Kramer
Cashier
E. Obhiger
Teller
Board OF Directors
Martin Welker
F. H. Hawley
Curtis V Hard
J R, Zimmerman
L P Obiger
Wayne GO
National Bank OF
Fke
Yacon Frick
Jos. R Ovansort
Je. S. Frost
Jon, Cwilky
H. M. Jauarn
H. C. Wintersteel
Undertaker
Reedsburg
Idiidts
Sid
Colorado
Isg
Justin Frank
Doylestown
Mra
Dina Frank
Dam Binkley
Heson
Wayne Canty
Toledo Jones
McLean
Mark Hanna
Philippines
Tenth Regiment
Pittsburg
McKinley
Hobart
Aguinaldo
London Times
Cleveland Plain Dealer
John R
Mercier
Dreyfols
Rev
Prederifk Keafft
Otis
Jos Wheeler
Wheeler
Creaton
Grace Dunlap
Dr. Pierce
Golden
Peter
Corest
Ieee
Wayne County Probate Court
Jonp. C. McClarran
Flory
Jobo Villard
OG. C. Blosser
Juni Hrogner
Xogsan Foltz
T. Hoffman
Samuel JF
Benj. A. Hoffman
Daniel W. Snavely
Henry Feller
G. L
John W. Sands
Harrison H. Webb
Samuel M. Zimmerman
Greede Township
A. W. Shearer
Guardiann
Olive Bornby
Wayse County Heirs
Comaty
McCoy
Price Russell
Creatom
Rico
Dewey
Gerlach A. & W. Bailay
Wooster & Ashland
Aged Parmed
Tor Haved
Erhart
Correspondence
the Republican
Wilhelm
Countmburg-Stiram
Lim
William
Restia
Hia
Limburg
Old
Fasorp
Morrow
Bigene
Frank Phelps
Proctor & Whall
Job Morrow & Co
Springfield
Arsine Gra
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