Crawford County News from Bucyrus, Ohio • 5

1 COUNTY SEMI- NEWS, TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1900. ROWE THE LEADERS. THE BARGAINS WE'LL OFFER LIT August. Every Department must go through its FINAL CLEARANCE, preparatory to Fall Arrivals. PricesWill reach the lowest point.

Improve This FINAL AUGUST CLEANUP. Rowe Bros. Fisher Corner. TIME TO GO. T.

0. C. NORTH BOUND. 6:25 a 145 11:36 a. leaves.

11:50 2:30 a A 5 0:80 p. Bucyrus only es Sunday only, 7.A. M. trom south arrives 4:80 SOUTH BOUND 5:80 a 9:45 to Bucyrus only. 8:00 p.

Depart. 3:10 7:15 p. Bucyrus only. 6:55 a 88 and 80 wilt carry passengers rus and Thuraton, when prorets P. F.

W. 0. EAST. 9:40 tline only. 11:17 a 4:82 11:19 WEST.

12:28 a 7:05 7:45 Wayne daily. only 1:00 Short Line. NORTH BOUND, 8:18 1:44 8:50 7:45 8:14 p. BE SOUTH BOUND. 6:88 11:58 7:45 7:28 8:16 HERE IC ROAD TIME TABLE.

re Gallon and Bucyrus eyery leaves Gallon for Bucyrus at last one at 10:30 p.m. leaves Bucyrus for Gallon at last one at 11:80 p.m. lion leaves Bucyrus at 9:30 m. Cyrus leaves Galion at 0:80 a. so has a special freight car for of light freight between the sale at J.

E. Kern's drug store, tween cities, 85 cents; one way W. E. HAYCOX, Manager, Rowley is on the sick list. Howard is on the sick list.

he Dental office will be closed It 25, Niagara Falla and return August 2. on, who has been ill for some to be on the streeta again. antage of our great bargains sale closes Saturday night assbaum Bach' J. E. Harrop will sell at public sale at Keil and Harrop's livery barn on Monday, August 6, a carload of fine horses.

See his notice elsewhere. The Woman's Missionary society of St. Paul's Lutheran church will hold its regular monthly, meeting, Wednesday 2:30 p. instead of on Thursday, the usual day. The little seven year old daughter of Sam Steele, on West Charles street, was walking on the fence, Saturday, and fell off and broke her right arm.

Ellis Winner who has been employed by the Knisely Mineral Springs has resigned his position to accept a similar one with C. F. Shupp, at Van Wert, Ohio. The F. W.

S. Circle enjoyed a very pleasant surprise Friday evening, on Sallie Harriger, five miles east. of the city, the occasion being Miss Harriger's birthdhy anniversary. The guests of the circle were the Misses Oehm, Mary Brooken, Catherine Elder, of Bacyrus, and Miss Brause, of West Uuion, Iowa, Rev. J.

H. Ouller received a pictorial postal card, yesterday, from Rev. P. A. Heilman, of Baltimore, written in London, England.

The card contained a fine cut of Curiosity Shop," familiar to all readers of Dickens. It also expressed apreciation of the helpfulness of the book, "Europe Through a Woman's Eye," which was written by Mrs. Lucy Y. Culler, published in 1883 shortly after the return of Rev. Culler and wife from a six months tour in Europe.

C. J. Amling, of Phildelphia, who is visiting Wm. Crills, on Spring street, had his wheel stolen, Friday bight. The police were notified and made a thorough search but failed to find it.

It was found, Saturda; morning in trout of Tom Roelle's residence. The wheel de equipped with a complicated brake, which, if one does not understand the workings of it, would lock the wheel while in motion. The is that the thief did not understand -the new device and could not ride the wheel, and was compelled to abandon it where it was found. Base Ball The Galion and Sulphur Springs base ball clubs crossed bats at the Springs, Saturday afternoon, and an exciting and interesting game was the result. Galion was confident but their inbility.

to hit safely 1 lost them the game, Spore pitched a masterly game, as did also Price and Smart. Following is the score: Total 4 07 0.0 01 0-4 Sulphur 1 8 Batteries -Sulphur Springs, Spore and Keller. Galion-Price, Smart and Helfrich. Bases on balls, by Price 2, Smart 2, Spore struck out by Price 2, Smart 2, Spore 1. Hits-Sulphur Springs, Galion, 2.

Deaths From Lightning, That great organization, the Weather Bureau, has collected important statistiece in the number of deaths by lightning. 312 inhabitants of the United States, on an average, are struck by lightning. Twenty-five hundred were struck during the last nine years. Danger from this element is four times greater in the country than in the city, January is the least dangerous month of the year, and July the most dangerous. 123 persons were killed in July of '98, in this country.

Union Services. The union Sunday evening services which have been so well attended during the month of July will be continued through the month of August. The following program has been arranged by the pastors, subject to any necessary change: August 15, Presbyterian church, Rev. W. B.

Hartzog, August 12, First M. E. church, Rev. E. E.

Swords, August 19, St. Paul's Lutheran church, Rev. M. J. Maxwell, August 26, Disciple church, Rev.

H. Culler. Bad Runaway. John Ned'e's horse ran away on West Mansfield street, Friday afternoon, with Mr. Nedle in the buggy.

He was thrown out and sustained some severe bruises, bad his arm sprained and an ugly gash cut on his right cheek. The horse was also somewhat injured and buggy completely" wrecked. The runaway was caused by the bolt which fastens the shafts dropping out allowing them to strike the horses heels. Plankton. Someone from Plankton sent in a good news letter to this paper for publication but neglected to sign their name.

It went into the waste basket. We never publish or tell the name of our corres-1 pondents, but must know who they are in order to keep from being imposed upon. Personal. If you are constipated and troubled with a bad digestion, nausea, headache, dizziness or foul breath we recommend as the best remedy we know of a little pill called Green Mountain Pearls. We guarantee that they will relieve you, and they won't gripe.

sell a box of forty for 25 cents For sale by FARQUHAR BROS. BUCYRUS MARKETS. (Corrected Weekly by C. B. Gettman.) Butter, per DiVe Eggs, per dozen.

Corn per Oats, per Wheat, per bushel. Cloverseed, per bushel .....3 00 00 Timothy seed, per 1.00 Cattle, per ewt, 50 Hogs, per ewt, 10 Do you need Glasses! I am prepared to fit lenses Accurately for any Defective Vision, and Guarantee Satisfaction. Experience of the past few. years has shown many that my glasses are a stimulent and rest to the eyes and correct any defects of vision. Mall Postal or Call at M.

LEFKOWITZ, OPTICIAN, 119 Laze Street, Bucerys Young Men and Women Are you satisfied with your present occupafers tion? you not, the Elyria Business College ofan unexcelled opportunity for advancement. The graduates of this school experience no difficulty in securing lucrative positions. Thorough instruction given in all branches of a business education, including Instruction in the typewriting. Graham The system famous of short- "Budall get of book commercial keeping in use in pearly banking and institutions is taugnt. Write at once for further information.

School in session all the year. Address The Elyria Business College ELYRIA, OHIO. LEGAL NOTICES. LEGAL NOTICE. undersigned has been duly appointed administrator of William B.

Tobias, late of Crawford County, Ohio, deceased. All persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment and those having claims against the same will present them, duly authenticated, to the un dersigned for allowance, MONNETT, LEGAL NOTICE, The administrator undersigned has been duly Gottlieb, of the estate of Margaret appointed late of Crawford County, Ohio, deare ceased. persons indebted to the estate and those requested to make claims immediate payment; having against the same will present them, duly authenticated, to the undersigned for allowance. J. WALTER WRIGHT.

LEGAL NOTICE. In the Court of Common Pleas, of County, Ohio. Crawford William W. Hill. Plaintiff, Against The Louetta Hul, Defendant.

known, will take notice Louetta that Hill, on residence undefendant of petition July, A. D. 1900, William W. Hill fled his the third day Crawford in County, the Court of Common Pleas, 1641, praying a divorce Ohio, being from cause number on said Louetta Hill, the ground of three years willful absence from the plaintiff, and that said cause will be for hearing on and after six weeks and one day from first publication. WILLIAM W.

HILL. By WRIGHT LEUTHOLD, his attorneys. Bucyrus, Ohio, July 6, 1900, Niagara Falls excursion August 2, by the Big 4 route. Straw bats one-ball off until August Nussbaum Bach's. FOR SALE A fine Jersey cow and calf.

Inquire at News office. Telephones (will be taxed this year on the basis of 810 each, valuation. John Hauer, who was recently struck by lightning is able to be around some. Remember our great ousting sale closes positively Saturday night, August 4, Nussbaum Bach's. The New Washington board of education has over thirty applications for superintendent of schools.

The taxpayers of Sycamore have enjoined the board of education to prevent them from erecting a new school building. The young ladies of St. Joseph's church, minstrel Orestline, the benefit will of give the a colored church, Wednesday and Thursday evenings. The New York Blower company has been awarded the contract for the heating and ventilating apparatus to be used in the new state hospital at Massilon. Special 1 Agent, H.

F. Miller, finished his work in listing the business of the manufacturies of Bucyrus and Galion for the census department, Friday, He was assisted by J. F. 1 M. Pilgrim, of Galion.

John Whitmore, living on the Oceola road, west of town, will start his cider press Thursday, August 8, and run it each Thursday until September when it will be in operation every day until the close of the season. The ladies of the Relief Corps were very pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Amy Mungiven, at her home on West Mansfield street, Thursday evening, Dainty refreshments were served and a thimble given each one as a souvenir of the o- casion. Three girls were arrested on the fair grounds, Thursday, for being drunk and disorderly and put in the cooler. They wept copiouely and after 8 few hours imprisonment were released by depositing 85 each for their appearance, Friday, They failed to appear and the money was forfeited.

Colonel Vollrath issued a general order, Friday, for the 8th Regiment to go into camp at New Philadelphia, August 7. to 12 inclusive. The camp will be called "Camp Kieffer" in honor of the chaplain of the regiment who gave his life in his country's service, An advanced detail will be sent ahead, August 3, to prepare the camp for the coming of the regiment, Tickets good for 12 days on Big 4, Niagara Falls excursion. Mrs. O.

E. Monnette has been confined to the house with an attack of Children's suits one- fourth off until Saturday night, August 4, Nussbaum Bach's. The village of Bascom in Seneca. county is dry again. The township in which it is located has voted for local option.

Conductor Phil Peter was taken quite sick on his south run, Wednesday, and was brought home. He is much better now. Young people's union services at the Baptist church, Sunday night, were well attended and an interesting program given. The greatest success of any sale we ever our mid-summer ousting sale which ends Saturday night, August 4, Nusebaum Bach's. Mrs.

Anna 8. Bucher died at her home in Galion, Wednesday evening, aged 42 years. She was the wife of William Bucher. Funeral was held Friday. Fred Yingling, the Wooster pugilist, has been adjudged insane and sent to a hospital.

He formerly gave boxing lessons in this city. WANTED -laborers, at Brokensword stone quarries, Wages 15 cents per hour, 10 to 12 hours per day. Apply at office in second story of Deal Block or at quarries near Spore. According to the Caledonia Enterprise some wild animal has been terrorizing the people near Kirkpatrick, killing sheep, calves and young pigs. According to the description of the animal, it must be the great Australian Joobehaw, which was first discovered west of town.

County Olerk, W. B. Forrest, has received a postal card from Dr. I. V.

Wirebaugh, of Prarie Depot, which he prizes very highly. It was written in the cottage at Alloway, Scotland, in which the poet, Robert Burns, was born. The card is illustrated with a beautiful picture of the cottage on the "Bonnie Doone, surrounded by flowers in full bloom. The Chinese are not so backward as regards war materials as has been supposed, Since April, 1895, British firms have shipped to China 71 guns of position, 123 field guns, 297 machine guns; while a German firm has supplied China with 460,000 Mauser rifles and 3,000,000 rounds of ammunition in the same period. The Chinese navy has beep strengthened since the war with Japan; some modern vessels have been added.

Mrs. Peter Grim is suffering from an attack of inflammatory rheumatism, Don't fail to go on the Big 4, Niagara Falls excursion, August 2, only $4. Any tie in the house 39 cents until Saturday night, August 4, Nussbaum Bach's. A. J.

Flaharty has sold his residence on Plymouth street to Wm, Kinney, of Grand Rapids, Ohio. A telegram received by relatives here, Friday, announced the serious illness of Mrs. G. A. McNutt, at Washington, D.

C. Albert. Lash. an employe of the American Clay Working Machinery company, is seriously ill at the home of G. M.

Hoover, with catarrh of the stomach. The lawn fete given by the Christian church, on Friday evening, was a Endeavor society of the United (ful social affair and nearly $22 was cleared to add to their treasury. E. C. Hardy has opened a candy and ice cream parlor in the room formerly occupied by the Sheetz dry goods store.

He comes from Fostoria where he was quite successful in the same business. Thieves broke into Scheib Reinhart's meat market on South Walnut street, Friday night, and stole some. meat. They did not get any money as it had all been taken out of the shop by the proprietors. Company of Galion, will give its first grand military ball in the Armory Tuesday evening, July 30.

The music will be of the best, the program of dances are of an excellent selection and a good time is promised. Rev. J. H. Culler received, Saturday morning, what was to him especially, and will be to the Lutheran church generally, a very sad message, that the Rev.

Samuel O. Kinsinger, of Guntur, India, died July 26, of appendicitis. Rev. Ouller, received Mr. Kinsinger into the church at Burlington, Lows, and started him to Wittenberg college to prepare for the ministry.

He was one of the most consecrated and efficient workers in the India mission field. During Dr. Chesney's absence in Europe his office will be open as usual, with a competent man in charge dax and night, Dr. Robert Reid, of Sulphur Springs, will keep the usual afternoon office hours from 1 to 3 o'clock. A copy of all prescriptions will be left at office and will be refilled by Dr.

Reid. All patients who wish other arrangemente made will telephone or call at office and those in charge will see that they have the best attention possible. Dr. Chesbey will return August 7 or 8. ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE be is hereby to given that a petition presented the Commissioners of Crawford County, at their next session September, A. D. 1900, praying for the laying out and opening of a County road on the following line, towitt. Beginning at the northwest corner of- Bucyrus Crawford County, Ohio, being the Holmes intersecting Tod point between rus, and Townships, in said county, and running thence east on boundary line between Bucyrus and Helmes townships. one mile, and there terminate.

JOSEPH MOLLENKOPF, ET Petitioners Bucyrus, Onto, July 80, 1900.0 PROBATE NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that the accounts settlement of the following named office of the Probate a Judge of Crawford estates and wards have been fled in the County, Ohio, which will be for hearing on Monday, August 20,1900. Harriet Fellows, estate. Susan Kimmel, estate. Sally Parcher, estate, Henry Minck, estate. Emery D.

Spittler, estate. L. and Emily Spittler, minors. John Feichtner, fund. Catharine Feichtner, trust fund.

Mary A. Sutter, trust fund. Benjamin Waters, an imbecile. By JOHN W. SHEA, O.

KIESS. Probate Judge. T. Deputy Clerk. Bucyrus, Ohio, July 26, 1900.

SHERIFF'S SALE. In the Court of Common Pleas of Crawford County. Obio. The Columbian Loan and Invest ment Co. V8.

No. 7467. Josephine E. Swanger, et al. hereby given that the under by signed, Sheriff of Crawford County, Ohio, virtue of an order of sale issued out of said Court in the above entitled cause, and to him directed as Sheriff of said County, will, at the door of the Court house, in Bucyrus, Ohio, on SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST, A.

D. 1900, between the hours of 1 and 4 p.m. of said day, offer for sale at Public Auction, the following described lands and tenements, towlt: Situated in the City of Bucyrus, County of Crawford and State of Obio, and being part of lot number one hundred and fortyfour (144), (old number lot four in the Town of Bucyrus, Ohio, and further described as follows: Commencing seventeen and six tenths (17.6) feet east of the southwest corner of said lot: thence east eighty-two and four tenths: (82.4) feet; thence north two hundred and seventy (270) feet; thence west one hundred (100) feet: thence south fifty (50) feet; thence in a southeasterly direction to the place of begining. Said lot being situated on the north side of Middletown street. Sheckier street being the first street east thereof, and Jones street being the first street west thereof.

'and bearing house number 006, Middletown street. Appraised at 82,100. Terms of sale, cash. Given under my hand and official SEAL seal at Bucyrus, Ohio, this. 16th day of July A.

D. 1900. CHAS. VOLLMER, F. Sheriff Crawford County, OhioBY C.

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