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==Wooster Republican March 14, 1894==

[[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] will have a creamery. Henry [[Correll (surname) | Correll]], secretary and treasure of [[Orrville Creamery Co.]] this afternoon closed the contract leasing a room in the Quimby building, Diamond Alley for a term of five years. [[Correll (surname) | Correll]] stated to the reporter of the Republican, that the creamery would be operational April 1st and have a capacity of three tons of milk per day. It will be increased as fast as the county will demand it. He has already contracted for milk from 250 cows and continues to make contracts.

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[[Wooster Picking Factory]] is assured. Farmers met in GAR Hall Saturday afternoon with representatives of the great picking firm of [[HJ Heinz Co.]] of [[Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | Pittsburgh]] for establishment of a salting factory in [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]]. Proposition was accepted favorably. As a result of efforts of the Board of Trade, HF [[Dunham (surname) | Dunham]] of [[Pittsburgh, PA | Pittsburgh]] was with AJ [[Russell (surname) | Russell]] of HJ [[Heinz (surname) | Heinz]] to proposition 200 acres for raising pickles and a building furnished with sufficient ground of 150x200 feet with railroad facility and would contract to establish a salting factory costing 1400-1600 dollars. The article goes on to list farmers who signed the contract. Over 100 of the 200 acres was taken and at the adjournment of the meeting, it was announced that the agreement would be left at [[Harry [[McClarran (surname) | McClarran]] grocery store where those who wanted could sign.

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[[Wooster Picking Factory]] is assured. Farmers met in GAR Hall Saturday afternoon with representatives of the great picking firm of [[HJ Heinz Co.]] of [[Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | Pittsburgh]] for establishment of a salting factory in [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]]. Proposition was accepted favorably. As a result of efforts of the Board of Trade, HF [[Dunham (surname) | Dunham]] of [[Pittsburgh, PA | Pittsburgh]] was with AJ [[Russell (surname) | Russell]] of HJ [[Heinz (surname) | Heinz]] to proposition 200 acres for raising pickles and a building furnished with sufficient ground of 150x200 feet with railroad facility and would contract to establish a salting factory costing 1400-1600 dollars. The article goes on to list farmers who signed the contract. Over 100 of the 200 acres was taken and at the adjournment of the meeting, it was announced that the agreement would be left at Harry [[McClarran (surname) | McClarran]] grocery store where those who wanted could sign.

John F [[Marchand (surname) | Marchand]] is now postmaster of [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]].

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Carload of Illinois horses to be sold at private sale at Easter house stables Saturday, March 17, WP [[[Snyder (surname) | Snyder]].

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Carload of Illinois horses to be sold at private sale at Easter house stables Saturday, March 17, WP [[Snyder (surname) | Snyder]].

Mrs. MA [[Miller (surname) | Miller]] has purchased the old [[Shibley (surname) | Shibley]] property, W Liberty Street, 2000.

The water was shut off from the [[Frick (surname) | Frick]] fountain this afternoon and investigation showed that the water pipe was completely stopped up below the base of the monument. It is the opinion of Supt. [[Keyser (surname) | Keyser]] of Water Works, that the monument will have to be taken down before the defect can be permanently remedied or the stuff removed.

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==Wooster Republican March 28, 1894==

DY [[Landis (surname) | Landis]] has purchased the vacant lot south of the Jacob [[Schmuck (surname) | Schmuck]] residence on N Bever Street and will build a commendable house this summer.

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The case called for trial to the jury of court of common pleas this morning, was that of [[DC Curry Co.]] vs. David [[Nice (surname) Nice]] and HN [[Clemens (surname) | Clemens]]. The suit is one to recover money for erection of grand stands for baseball purposes several years ago in the Monday Daily Republican paper.

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The case called for trial to the jury of court of common pleas this morning, was that of [[DC Curry Co.]] vs. David [[Nice (surname) | Nice]] and HN [[Clemens (surname) | Clemens]]. The suit is one to recover money for erection of grand stands for baseball purposes several years ago in the Monday Daily Republican paper.

[[Critchfield and Critchfield Jr.]], attorneys have moved their law offices to rooms over the [[Adams Express]] office.

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WC National Bank has its safety deposit box vault so arranged that boxes can be rented to the patrons for safe storage and care of valuables of all kinds; papers or jewelry importance of those going away from home for a time may not wish to be near of Coxeys army.

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Many [[Maccabees of Great Order]] show a good showing from Thursday daily. Entertainment given to the ladies in City Opera House last night, among the many pieces of Wooster Knights and ladies of [[Maccabees]]. The audience was called to order by presiding officer Sir Knight IN [[Kinney (surname) | Kinney]]. The Mandolin club gave a rendation that received an encore. Rev. JN [[Keefer (surname) | Keefer]] involed divine blessing. Sir Knight WF [[[Kean (surname) | Kean]] gave address and referred to organization of [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] tent of [[Knights of Maccabees]] six years ago and that of Wooster Hive of ladies of Maccabees during the past year and welcomed the audience that they might learn of the order. He spoke of the presence of Mayor NS [[Boynton (surname) | Boynton]], the founder of the order, its wonderful growth and greatest work accomplished in 13 years of its existence. Miss Anna E [[Hunt (surname) | Hunt]], talented violinist, was accompanied on piano by Prof. Bryon [[Oliver (surname) | Oliver]], gave a selction. Sir Knight Edward S [[Young (surname) | Young]] of [[Norwalk, Ohio | Norwalk]], Grand Recorder keeper of Ohio Knights of the Maccabees, was introduced and he gave a speech. Wooster Tent 38 of Maccabees was organized January 1888 with 27 charter members and now has 52 with the following officers: Post commander- Wm B [[Baumgartner (surname) | Baumgardner]], Commander- Sinclair [[Clapper (surname) | Clapper]], Record keeper- IN [[Kinney (surname) | Kinney]], Fiance keeper- JT [[Baird (surname) | Baird]], Chaplain- JC [[Rouch (surname) | Rouch]], Sargant- Charles [[Denek (surname) | Denek]], Physician- Dr. AH [[Hunt (surname) | Hunt]], Sentinel- WA [[Moore (surname) | Moore]], Packet- LY [[McClure (surname) | McClure]] and gave history of organization. (Zerox off sometime).

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Many [[Maccabees of Great Order]] show a good showing from Thursday daily. Entertainment given to the ladies in City Opera House last night, among the many pieces of Wooster Knights and ladies of [[Maccabees]]. The audience was called to order by presiding officer Sir Knight IN [[Kinney (surname) | Kinney]]. The Mandolin club gave a rendation that received an encore. Rev. JN [[Keefer (surname) | Keefer]] involed divine blessing. Sir Knight WF [[Kean (surname) | Kean]] gave address and referred to organization of [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] tent of [[Knights of Maccabees]] six years ago and that of Wooster Hive of ladies of Maccabees during the past year and welcomed the audience that they might learn of the order. He spoke of the presence of Mayor NS [[Boynton (surname) | Boynton]], the founder of the order, its wonderful growth and greatest work accomplished in 13 years of its existence. Miss Anna E [[Hunt (surname) | Hunt]], talented violinist, was accompanied on piano by Prof. Bryon [[Oliver (surname) | Oliver]], gave a selction. Sir Knight Edward S [[Young (surname) | Young]] of [[Norwalk, Ohio | Norwalk]], Grand Recorder keeper of Ohio Knights of the Maccabees, was introduced and he gave a speech. Wooster Tent 38 of Maccabees was organized January 1888 with 27 charter members and now has 52 with the following officers: Post commander- Wm B [[Baumgartner (surname) | Baumgardner]], Commander- Sinclair [[Clapper (surname) | Clapper]], Record keeper- IN [[Kinney (surname) | Kinney]], Fiance keeper- JT [[Baird (surname) | Baird]], Chaplain- JC [[Rouch (surname) | Rouch]], Sargant- Charles [[Denek (surname) | Denek]], Physician- Dr. AH [[Hunt (surname) | Hunt]], Sentinel- WA [[Moore (surname) | Moore]], Packet- LY [[McClure (surname) | McClure]] and gave history of organization. (Zerox off sometime).

The city expenses and debts for fiscial year ending over 80000, spent nearly 300000 debt but of debt 10400 is for special improvements leaving 191000 due the entire city of expenses 25097.33 was for special improvements paid by special taxes. City share of interest over 10000 lists the whole schedule.

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==Wooster Republican May 23, 1894==

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[[Frank Firestone and Co.]] has purchased the S Market Street grocery store of John[[Johnston (surname) | Johnston]].

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[[Frank Firestone and Co.]] has purchased the S Market Street grocery store of John[[Johnston (surname) | Johnston]].

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The [[Cutter]] room on E Liberty Street has been rented to [[McMaynard (surname) | McMaynard]], a jeweler of [[Frederiscksburg, Ohio | Fredericksburg]].

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The [[Cutter]] room on E Liberty Street has been rented to [[McMaynard (surname) | McMaynard]], a jeweler of [[Frederiscksburg, Ohio | Fredericksburg]].

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The site selected for the HJ [[Heinz (surname) | Heinz]] pickling factory is on lot just east of John [[Steven (surname) | Steven]] slaughter house. This will make the building very easy to reach.

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The site selected for the HJ [[Heinz (surname) | Heinz]] pickling factory is on lot just east of John [[Steven (surname) | Steven]] slaughter house. This will make the building very easy to reach.

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The [[Kintner (surname) | Kintner]] brothers just moved here from Greenville Dodge County where they were in the photography business for many years. They have opened their [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] gallery in [[Hanna House]] on N Market Street, above the [[Webster Club House]] having taken a three year lease. They put in a new skylight and entirely new gallery with the latest improvements.

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The [[Kintner (surname) | Kintner]] brothers just moved here from Greenville Dodge County where they were in the photography business for many years. They have opened their [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] gallery in [[Hanna House]] on N Market Street, above the [[Webster Club House]] having taken a three year lease. They put in a new skylight and entirely new gallery with the latest improvements.

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Jacob [[Frick (surname) | Frick]] is putting a new floor in the store room vacated by the [[Seigenthaler (surname) | Seigenthaler]] shoe business and soon to be occupied by WA [[Routson (surname) | Routson]] Jr. as same business.

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Jacob [[Frick (surname) | Frick]] is putting a new floor in the store room vacated by the [[Seigenthaler (surname) | Seigenthaler]] shoe business and soon to be occupied by WA [[Routson (surname) | Routson]] Jr. as same business.

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A funeral of Angus [[McDonald (surname) | McDonald]] took place this afternoon and was largely attended. It was in charge of [[Masonic]] faternity. Friday’s Daily Record.

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A funeral of Angus [[McDonald (surname) | McDonald]] took place this afternoon and was largely attended. It was in charge of [[Masonic]] faternity. Friday’s Daily Record.

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The old landmark, the covered bridge over Applecreek which has stood the ravages of storm and travel for over 40 years, will be no more after tonight. It is expected that the taking down of the structure will be completed so the latter work of putting up the scaffeling for the iron bridge will start tomorrow. It is believed that the new bridge can be finished so far as to permit travel in 10 days. Meanwhile, the only way to cross the creek will be going down Spruce Street up under the [[Ft Wayne]] tracks.

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The old landmark, the covered bridge over Applecreek which has stood the ravages of storm and travel for over 40 years, will be no more after tonight. It is expected that the taking down of the structure will be completed so the latter work of putting up the scaffeling for the iron bridge will start tomorrow. It is believed that the new bridge can be finished so far as to permit travel in 10 days. Meanwhile, the only way to cross the creek will be going down Spruce Street up under the [[Ft Wayne]] tracks.

==Wooster Republican May 30, 1894==

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Get a roof that will last at [[McClure and Co.]], 21 N Buckeye Street. Roofing and spouting.

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Get a roof that will last at [[McClure and Co.]], 21 N Buckeye Street. Roofing and spouting.

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CA [[Imler (surname) | Imler]] has carriages and buggies at Banker’s old stand, E South Street.

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CA [[Imler (surname) | Imler]] has carriages and buggies at Banker’s old stand, E South Street.

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George A [[Fisher (surname) | Fisher]] monument and tombstones, E South Street opposite Frick’s warehouse.

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George A [[Fisher (surname) | Fisher]] monument and tombstones, E South Street opposite Frick’s warehouse.

==Wooster Republican June 6, 1894==

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CA [[Reider (surname) | Reider]], E side of the square, over [[Shibley Jewerly Store]].

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CA [[Reider (surname) | Reider]], E side of the square, over [[Shibley Jewerly Store]].

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WC [[Yost (surname) | Yost]], office over [[Krieger Drug Store]], NE side of the square, Fox Building.

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WC [[Yost (surname) | Yost]], office over [[Krieger Drug Store]], NE side of the square, Fox Building.

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Ross W [[Funck (surname) | Funck]], office over [[Harding and Co. Hardware Store]].

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Ross W [[Funck (surname) | Funck]], office over [[Harding and Co. Hardware Store]].

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WF [[Kean (surname) | Kean]], office over [[McClarran Grocery Store]], W Liberty Street.

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WF [[Kean (surname) | Kean]], office over [[McClarran Grocery Store]], W Liberty Street.

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Isaac [[Johnson (surname) | Johnson]] and James B [[Taylor (surname) | Taylor]], office rooms 1 and 2, D Nice block, E Liberty Street.

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Isaac [[Johnson (surname) | Johnson]] and James B [[Taylor (surname) | Taylor]], office rooms 1 and 2, D Nice block, E Liberty Street.

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AD [[McClure (surname) | McClure]] and Martin L [[Smyser (surname) | Smyser]], office #6 ME upstairs.

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AD [[McClure (surname) | McClure]] and Martin L [[Smyser (surname) | Smyser]], office #6 ME upstairs.

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EW [[Newkirk (surname) | Newkirk]], office upstairs of [[Quimby Shoe Store]], Emporium block.

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EW [[Newkirk (surname) | Newkirk]], office upstairs of [[Quimby Shoe Store]], Emporium block.

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Dr. CA [[Lerch (surname) | Lerch]].

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Dr. CA [[Lerch (surname) | Lerch]].

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Dr. WT [[Barnes (surname) | Barnes]], residence corner of Buckeye and Larwill Streets.

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Dr. WT [[Barnes (surname) | Barnes]], residence corner of Buckeye and Larwill Streets.

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John A [[Gann (surname) | Gann]], 111 N Market Street, 2 doors N of the Episcopal Church.

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John A [[Gann (surname) | Gann]], 111 N Market Street, 2 doors N of the Episcopal Church.

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Dr. HA [[Hart (surname) | Hart]], N Market Street, opposite the new Lutheran Church.

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Dr. HA [[Hart (surname) | Hart]], N Market Street, opposite the new Lutheran Church.

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Dr. [[Stoll (surname) | Stoll]] and Dr. [[Ryall (surname) | Ryall]], office N Market Street, N of the county building.

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Dr. [[Stoll (surname) | Stoll]] and Dr. [[Ryall (surname) | Ryall]], office N Market Street, N of the county building.

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Dr. Richard [[Elson (surname) | Elson]], dentist office on Downing block, NE side of the square.

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Dr. Richard [[Elson (surname) | Elson]], dentist office on Downing block, NE side of the square.

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JS [[Keifer (surname) | Keifer]] has disposed of his photography business in Mt. Vernon and returned to [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]].

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JS [[Keifer (surname) | Keifer]] has disposed of his photography business in Mt. Vernon and returned to [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]].

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EP [[Osborne (surname) | Osborne]] has again returned from [[Cleveland, Ohio | Cleveland]] and taken the ground floor gallery.

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EP [[Osborne (surname) | Osborne]] has again returned from [[Cleveland, Ohio | Cleveland]] and taken the ground floor gallery.

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[[Frick and Tyler Grain]] dealers, warehouse on South Street.

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[[Frick and Tyler Grain]] dealers, warehouse on South Street.

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Watch and clock repair, WC [[Maynard (surname) | Maynard]], 44 E Liberty Street.

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Watch and clock repair, WC [[Maynard (surname) | Maynard]], 44 E Liberty Street.

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[[Craighead and Co.]].

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[[Craighead and Co.]]

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D. [[Nice (surname) | Nice]], E Liberty Street.

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D. [[Nice (surname) | Nice]], E Liberty Street.

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The new building to be erected for the stove and tinware business of [[McClure and Hinton]] on the square and Diamond alley by EM [[Quimby (surname) | Quimby]] is to be modern in all respects. Commence work by [[Northwest Terra Cotta]] of [[Chicago, Illinois | Chicago]]. Benjamin [[Giefenthaler (surname) | Giefenthaler]] will do the brick work, William [[King (surname) | King]] masonry. [[Miller and Smith]] doing woodwork. John [[Winters (surname) | Winters]] doing plastering. JM [[Reed (surname) | Reed]] doing roofing. James [[Coe (surname) | Coe]] will furnish the stone. JWW [[Fry (surname) | Fry]] will furnish the brick. DC [[Curry (surname) | Curry]] and Co. will furnish the flooring.

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The new building to be erected for the stove and tinware business of [[McClure and Hinton]] on the square and Diamond alley by EM [[Quimby (surname) | Quimby]] is to be modern in all respects. Commence work by [[Northwest Terra Cotta]] of [[Chicago, Illinois | Chicago]]. Benjamin [[Giefenthaler (surname) | Giefenthaler]] will do the brick work, William [[King (surname) | King]] masonry. [[Miller and Smith]] doing woodwork. John [[Winters (surname) | Winters]] doing plastering. JM [[Reed (surname) | Reed]] doing roofing. James [[Coe (surname) | Coe]] will furnish the stone. JWW [[Fry (surname) | Fry]] will furnish the brick. DC [[Curry (surname) | Curry]] and Co. will furnish the flooring.

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[[Laubach and Boyd Drugstore]], SE side of the square.

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[[Laubach and Boyd Drugstore]], SE side of the square.

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Unsafe buildings! Many of them must be put in better shape. City board is busy inspecting structures in all sections of the city. City board of examiners of unsafe buildings and structures, at a meeting held in the mayor’s office, organized by electing fire chief [[Gerlach (surname) | Gerlach]] the secretary, Mayor [[Jeffries (surname) | Jeffries]] being ex-official president since the organization of the members. Fire chief [[Gerlach (surname) | Gerlach]], LP [[Bolus (surname) | Bolus]], A [[Cummingham (surname) | Cunningham]] and Mayor [[Jeffries (surname) | Jeffries]] have visited many parts of the city. The improvements and changes of order must be made within 2 days of receipt of notice: JS [[Caskey (surname) | Caskey]] to repair back building in rear of grocery store, W Liberty and to make safe or take down the same being in dangerous condition. John [[Williman (surname) | Williman]] is to straighten out old warehouse shed and put on new roof or same to be torn down. Miss Eddie [[Downing (surname) | Downing]] is to put on new roof or tear down building east of [[Herald]] office and West of [[Downing Warehouse]]. [[Ohio Farmers Insurance Co.]] is to put new roof on a barn at the rear of [[Teeples Gallery]] on NE side of the square. Mrs. Frederick [[Yiengling (surname) | Yiengling]] is to put a new roof on a barn in the rear of [[Renis Fruit Store]]. Miss [[Hein (surname) | Hein]] is to put a new roof on the shed on the back of the stable in the rear of the residence, E Liberty Street. Dr. RJ [[Cunningham (surname) | Cunningham]] is to put on a new roof on the barn in the rear of the Dental Office]]. Mrs George [[Brauneck (surname) | Brauneck]] is to tear down a house on the E South Street which is the building used as a carpet shop and is very unsafe. Mrs. MK [[Hard (surname) | Hard]] is to put on a new roof on the barn back of residence in rear of the Methodist Church.

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Unsafe buildings! Many of them must be put in better shape. City board is busy inspecting structures in all sections of the city. City board of examiners of unsafe buildings and structures, at a meeting held in the mayor’s office, organized by electing fire chief [[Gerlach (surname) | Gerlach]] the secretary, Mayor [[Jeffries (surname) | Jeffries]] being ex-official president since the organization of the members. Fire chief [[Gerlach (surname) | Gerlach]], LP [[Bolus (surname) | Bolus]], A [[Cummingham (surname) | Cunningham]] and Mayor [[Jeffries (surname) | Jeffries]] have visited many parts of the city. The improvements and changes of order must be made within 2 days of receipt of notice: JS [[Caskey (surname) | Caskey]] to repair back building in rear of grocery store, W Liberty and to make safe or take down the same being in dangerous condition. John [[Williman (surname) | Williman]] is to straighten out old warehouse shed and put on new roof or same to be torn down. Miss Eddie [[Downing (surname) | Downing]] is to put on new roof or tear down building east of [[Herald]] office and West of [[Downing Warehouse]]. [[Ohio Farmers Insurance Co.]] is to put new roof on a barn at the rear of [[Teeples Gallery]] on NE side of the square. Mrs. Frederick [[Yiengling (surname) | Yiengling]] is to put a new roof on a barn in the rear of [[Renis Fruit Store]]. Miss [[Hein (surname) | Hein]] is to put a new roof on the shed on the back of the stable in the rear of the residence, E Liberty Street. Dr. RJ [[Cunningham (surname) | Cunningham]] is to put on a new roof on the barn in the rear of the [[Dental Office]]. Mrs George [[Brauneck (surname) | Brauneck]] is to tear down a house on the E South Street which is the building used as a carpet shop and is very unsafe. Mrs. MK [[Hard (surname) | Hard]] is to put on a new roof on the barn back of residence in rear of the Methodist Church.

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Mrs. George [[Leggett (surname) | Liggett]] is to repair the barn in the rear of the residence, N Market Street. Mrs. Addie [[Shaffer (surname) | Shaffer]] is to put new roof on the barn residence on S Market Street. BJ [[Hartman (surname) | Hartman]] is to tear down the brick building on Lucca Street, third ward. JH [[Kauke (surname) | Kauke]] is ordered to put a new roof on the building on the back of the blacksmith shop on N Bever Street or to be torn down. Miss Madge [[Baker (surname) | Baker]] is to put a new roof on the barn rear of property on E North Street.

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Mrs. George [[Leggett (surname) | Liggett]] is to repair the barn in the rear of the residence, N Market Street. Mrs. Addie [[Shaffer (surname) | Shaffer]] is to put new roof on the barn residence on S Market Street. BJ [[Hartman (surname) | Hartman]] is to tear down the brick building on Lucca Street, third ward. JH [[Kauke (surname) | Kauke]] is ordered to put a new roof on the building on the back of the blacksmith shop on N Bever Street or to be torn down. Miss Madge [[Baker (surname) | Baker]] is to put a new roof on the barn rear of property on E North Street.

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[[Laubach and Boyds Drugstore]], SE side of the square.

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[[Laubach and Boyds Drugstore]], SE side of the square.

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Clothing [[Buffalo One]], clothing house, DL [[Freedlander (surname) | Freedlander]], W Liberty Street.

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Clothing [[Buffalo One]], clothing house, DL [[Freedlander (surname) | Freedlander]], W Liberty Street.

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Wallpaper sale at [[Bryson (surname) | Bryson]].

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Wallpaper sale at [[Bryson (surname) | Bryson]].

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Spring sale at [[Geiselman Clothing Co.]].

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Spring sale at [[Geiselman Clothing Co.]].

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WO [[Beebe (surname) | Beebe]], 2nd door from the square, 4 E Liberty for clothing.

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WO [[Beebe (surname) | Beebe]], 2nd door from the square, 4 E Liberty for clothing.

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CA [[Imler (surname) | Imler]], carriage and buggies, [[Beistles]] old stand, [[Bankers]] old stand, E South Street.

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CA [[Imler (surname) | Imler]], carriage and buggies, [[Beistles]] old stand, [[Bankers]] old stand, E South Street.

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Suits for 10 at D. [[Nice (surname) | Nice]].

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Suits for 10 at D. [[Nice (surname) | Nice]].

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George A [[Fisher (surname) | Fisher]] monuments and tombstones, office and works on E South Street oppostie [[Frick Warehouse]].

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George A [[Fisher (surname) | Fisher]] monuments and tombstones, office and works on E South Street oppostie [[Frick Warehouse]].

==Wooster Republican June 13, 1894==

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[[McClure and Co.]], roofing and spouting, 21 N Buckeye Street.

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[[McClure and Co.]], roofing and spouting, 21 N Buckeye Street.

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Work on constructing the switch from the main line from [[Wooster and Lodi Railroad]] to plant of [[Wooster Shale Brick and Tile Co.]] will begin Thursday morning by the section men. The grade is light. The estimated costs of 4200 feet of track and roadbed is 4000.

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Work on constructing the switch from the main line from [[Wooster and Lodi Railroad]] to plant of [[Wooster Shale Brick and Tile Co.]] will begin Thursday morning by the section men. The grade is light. The estimated costs of 4200 feet of track and roadbed is 4000.

==Wooster Republican June 20, 1894==

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[[Nolle Brothers]] have closed up the store which they have been conducting in the [[Schmuck]] building on E Liberty Street and have moved the stock to the old stand.

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[[Nolle Brothers]] have closed up the store which they have been conducting in the [[Schmuck]] building on E Liberty Street and have moved the stock to the old stand.

==Wooster Republican June 27, 1894==

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Wm [[Shibley (surname) | Shibley]] jeweler in [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]].

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Wm [[Shibley (surname) | Shibley]] jeweler in [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]].

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The [[Universal Plow Co.]] will resume operations on July 6th.

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The [[Universal Plow Co.]] will resume operations on July 6th.

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The clothing merchants have signed an agreement to close July 4th.

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The clothing merchants have signed an agreement to close July 4th.

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[[Quimby and Kline]] have moved to their own storeroom whatever they have left of stock of [[Oberholser, Crouse and Co.]] stock.

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[[Quimby and Kline]] have moved to their own storeroom whatever they have left of stock of [[Oberholser, Crouse and Co.]] stock.

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==Wooster Republican July 4, 1894==

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Joseph [[Schuch (surname) | Schuch]] has purchased the [[Zeigler Candy Kitchen]] and taken possession July 3rd. Mr. [[Zeigler (surname) | Zeigler]] expects to follow affairs until fall when he will go on the road as a salesman.

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Joseph [[Schuch (surname) | Schuch]] has purchased the [[Zeigler Candy Kitchen]] and taken possession July 3rd. Mr. [[Zeigler (surname) | Zeigler]] expects to follow affairs until fall when he will go on the road as a salesman.

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[[Frick and Tyler]] have 50000 pounds of wool at a warehouse which paid an average of 15 cents per pound.

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[[Frick and Tyler]] have 50000 pounds of wool at a warehouse which paid an average of 15 cents per pound.

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The plant of [[Wooster Shale, Brick and Clay Co.]] west [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]], was put in operation last Wednesday.

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The plant of [[Wooster Shale, Brick and Clay Co.]] west [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]], was put in operation last Wednesday.

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HF [[Dunham (surname) | Dunham]] and John [[Campbell (surname) | Campbell]] of the [[HJ Heinz Co.]] of [[Pittsburgh, PA.| Pittsburgh]], are in the city and expect to begin today to fit up the interior of the salting works in [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]]. It will be delayed some day as the building is not completed.

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HF [[Dunham (surname) | Dunham]] and John [[Campbell (surname) | Campbell]] of the [[HJ Heinz Co.]] of [[Pittsburgh, PA.| Pittsburgh]], are in the city and expect to begin today to fit up the interior of the salting works in [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]]. It will be delayed some day as the building is not completed.

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New store opened up by WA [[Routson (surname) | Routson]] Jr. in Iron block, boots and shoes.

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New store opened up by WA [[Routson (surname) | Routson]] Jr. in Iron block, boots and shoes.

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The bids for the construction of the Buckeye and Spink Street sewers will be opened on Friday of this week.

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The bids for the construction of the Buckeye and Spink Street sewers will be opened on Friday of this week.

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After some months study in [[Cleveland, Ohio | Cleveland]], EP [[Osborne (surname) | Osborne]] will open his gallery on SE side of the square ground photography gallery.

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After some months study in [[Cleveland, Ohio | Cleveland]], EP [[Osborne (surname) | Osborne]] will open his gallery on SE side of the square ground photography gallery.

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It is expected that work will be resumed on [[B and O]] switch to the plant of [[Wooster Shale, Brick and Clay Co.]] in a few days.

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It is expected that work will be resumed on [[B and O]] switch to the plant of [[Wooster Shale, Brick and Clay Co.]] in a few days.

==Wooster Republican July 11, 1894==

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The old [[Shibley (surname) | Shibley]] room on Liberty Street owned by Mrs. MA [[Miller (surname) | Miller]], has been rented to EA [[Badger (surname) | Badger]] who will open a notion store.

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The old [[Shibley (surname) | Shibley]] room on Liberty Street owned by Mrs. MA [[Miller (surname) | Miller]], has been rented to EA [[Badger (surname) | Badger]] who will open a notion store.

The [[Kintner Bros.]] will open a photography gallery in the Hanna House, N Market Street. Some weeks ago they quietly loaded their effects into wagons and went to the house of their father in Caanan township. Mrs. [[Hanna (surname) | Hanna]] said she did not know that they were going to leave until they began carrying their effects out the back way into their wagons. It is not known why they left, but it is supposed that they found the business unprofitable. The [[Kintner Bros.]].

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The plant of the [[Wooster Shale, Brick and Clay Co.]] was not put into operation as was expected owning to unforeseen delays. It is hoped they will be ready tomorrow.

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The plant of the [[Wooster Shale, Brick and Clay Co.]] was not put into operation as was expected owning to unforeseen delays. It is hoped they will be ready tomorrow.

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The [[Geitgey Bros.]] have purchased [[Johnston (surname) | Johnston]] east end grocery store.

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The [[Geitgey Bros.]] have purchased [[Johnston (surname) | Johnston]] east end grocery store.

==Wooster Republican July 18, 1894==

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The plant of the [[Wooster Shale, Brick and Tile Co.]] in west [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] was put into operation shortly before 10 o’clock this morning. The machinery started very smoothly and by noon had made 3000 bricks Quite a number of citizens and stock holders were interested. Spectators watched the working of the machinery with pleasure. Brick for an extra kiln will first be made. About 20 men are now employed about the works . Monday’s Daily Record.

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The plant of the [[Wooster Shale, Brick and Tile Co.]] in west [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] was put into operation shortly before 10 o’clock this morning. The machinery started very smoothly and by noon had made 3000 bricks Quite a number of citizens and stock holders were interested. Spectators watched the working of the machinery with pleasure. Brick for an extra kiln will first be made. About 20 men are now employed about the works . Monday’s Daily Record.

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Businessmens day will take up this year by the WRC excursion to [[Sandusky, Ohio | Sandusky]]. All the business houses signed the WRC petition to close on Thursday, July 25th and attendance should be large. They will leave the [[B and O]] depot [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] at 6:30am and arrive in[[Sandusky, Ohio Sandusky]] by 6pm standard time. Fare for round trip 1.25.

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Businessmens day will take up this year by the WRC excursion to [[Sandusky, Ohio | Sandusky]]. All the business houses signed the WRC petition to close on Thursday, July 25th and attendance should be large. They will leave the [[B and O]] depot [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] at 6:30am and arrive in[[Sandusky, Ohio Sandusky]] by 6pm standard time. Fare for round trip 1.25.

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Dr. Richard [[Elson (surname) | Elson]] dentist, purchased the[[Baker (surname) | Baker]] property on Tuesday through [[McClure and Sandborn]], E North Street for 900.

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Dr. Richard [[Elson (surname) | Elson]] dentist, purchased the[[Baker (surname) | Baker]] property on Tuesday through [[McClure and Sandborn]], E North Street for 900.

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Owning to the continued dry weather, the supply of water of [[Wooster Shale, Brick and Clay Co.]] is short and for that reason the works will not be started Monday. The pump for the well inside the works has been placed in position in hopes it would provide sufficient quantity for the boilers.

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Owning to the continued dry weather, the supply of water of [[Wooster Shale, Brick and Clay Co.]] is short and for that reason the works will not be started Monday. The pump for the well inside the works has been placed in position in hopes it would provide sufficient quantity for the boilers.

==Wooster Republican July 25, 1894==

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The [[HJ Heinz Co.]] will begin making pickles salting works on Wednesday. The crops come in rapidly and those who secure acreage are congratulating themselves for prospects of a good crop.

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The [[HJ Heinz Co.]] will begin making pickles salting works on Wednesday. The crops come in rapidly and those who secure acreage are congratulating themselves for prospects of a good crop.

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The [[B and O]] switch to the plant of the [[Brick Co.]] is finished and coal is now being delivered in cars at the works.

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The [[B and O]] switch to the plant of the [[Brick Co.]] is finished and coal is now being delivered in cars at the works.

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[[Shamp and Bechtel]] have put up two National telephones for the mayor’s office to the residence of Marshall [[Ellsperman (surname) | Ellesperman]]. This is the make of phones which they expect to use in their proposed exchanged. The instruments work very satisfactory although old and cheap wire is used.

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[[Shamp and Bechtel]] have put up two National telephones for the mayor’s office to the residence of Marshall [[Ellsperman (surname) | Ellesperman]]. This is the make of phones which they expect to use in their proposed exchanged. The instruments work very satisfactory although old and cheap wire is used.

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Fincianical statement of [[Wooster Building and Loan Association]] fiscal year ending June 30, 1894 had 80449.87 in assests and the same in liabilities, WT [[Peckinpaugh (surname) | Peckinpaugh]]- sect. We the undersigned auditing committee of the said [[Wooster Building and Loan Association Co.]] do hereby certify that the forgoing is a true statement of the financial statement of the company: Hugh A [[Hart (surname) | Hart]], WO [[Beebe (surname) | Beebe]], Jessie [[McClellan (surname) | McClellan]] and RJ [[Sweeney (surname) | Sweeney]].

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Fincianical statement of [[Wooster Building and Loan Association]] fiscal year ending June 30, 1894 had 80449.87 in assests and the same in liabilities, WT. [[Peckinpaugh (surname) | Peckinpaugh]]- sect. We the undersigned auditing committee of the said [[Wooster Building and Loan Association Co.]] do hereby certify that the forgoing is a true statement of the financial statement of the company: Hugh A [[Hart (surname) | Hart]], WO [[Beebe (surname) | Beebe]], Jessie [[McClellan (surname) | McClellan]] and RJ [[Sweeney (surname) | Sweeney]].

==Wooster Republican August 1, 1894==

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Announcement in the paper another clay works of HB [[Camp (surname0 | Camp]] enterprise in the [[Eddy (surname) | Eddy]] field. Yesterday’s Republican reported the firing of the first kiln of the [[Wooster Shale, Brick and Clay Co.]] and a few days ago of the extensive improvement of the handsome plant of the tile works at [[Fredericksburg, Ohio | Fredericksburg]] was noted. Today we chronicle the construction commencement of a much larger enterprise. In Clinton and Plain townships upon lands of the [[Eddy (surname) | Eddy]] estate long to be known as one of the best quality for various important uses. About a year ago, Republican reported the purchase from Capt. RE [[Eddy (surname) | Eddy]] of this city of 267 acres by Horace B [[Camp (surname) | Camp]] of [[Akron, Ohio | Akron]]. He has since bought other land and now has 427 acres. The location is on southern edge of Plain township, section 33 in line of Clinton township and about 3 ½ miles west of Millbrook and 9 miles SW of [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] on old Columbus road. Extensive clay deposites known as the [[Eddy Clay Fields]]. In 1838, Abner [[Eddy (surname) | Eddy]] built his house of brick from the clay and it has stood the test of nearly 60 years.

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Announcement in the paper another clay works of HB [[Camp (surname0 | Camp]] enterprise in the [[Eddy (surname) | Eddy]] field. Yesterday’s Republican reported the firing of the first kiln of the [[Wooster Shale, Brick and Clay Co.]] and a few days ago of the extensive improvement of the handsome plant of the tile works at [[Fredericksburg, Ohio | Fredericksburg]] was noted. Today we chronicle the construction commencement of a much larger enterprise. In Clinton and Plain townships upon lands of the [[Eddy (surname) | Eddy]] estate long to be known as one of the best quality for various important uses. About a year ago, Republican reported the purchase from Capt. RE [[Eddy (surname) | Eddy]] of this city of 267 acres by Horace B [[Camp (surname) | Camp]] of [[Akron, Ohio | Akron]]. He has since bought other land and now has 427 acres. The location is on southern edge of Plain township, section 33 in line of Clinton township and about 3 ½ miles west of Millbrook and 9 miles SW of [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] on old Columbus road. Extensive clay deposites known as the [[Eddy Clay Fields]]. In 1838, Abner [[Eddy (surname) | Eddy]] built his house of brick from the clay and it has stood the test of nearly 60 years.

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Overhead crossing. This is how the [[B and O]] will pass over the [[Pittsburgh, PA | Pittsburgh, Ft Wayne, Chicago Railroad]]. Tuesday’s Daily stated the private car of David [[Lee (surname) | Lee]], engineer maintenance of the [[B and O Railroad]] west of [[Pittsburgh, PA. | Pittsburgh]] and chief engineer Wm T [[Manning (surname) | Manning]] with a core of 5 engineers, came in over the [[B and O]] Wednesday night. Mr. [[Lee (surname) | Lee]] spent the day in [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] leaving for [[Pittsburgh, PA. | Pittsburgh]] last night. [[Manning (surname) | Manning]] and his group of men spent yesterday and today making the necessary surveys for crossing the [[Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad]] and for locating the depot. They will leave tonight for [[Pittsburgh, PA. | Pittsburgh]] office where the work of making the necessary maps and plans will be constructed. Mr. [[Lee (surname) | Lee]] stated that the main object of the visit was to determine just in what way the [[B and O]] could cross the [[Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad]] tracks. It is likely that the crossing would be an over head bridge that both roads seemed to be in favor of this plan and advoid the expense and danger of a grade crossing by doing away with the permanent employment of watchmen and that of putting in interlocking switches.

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Overhead crossing. This is how the [[B and O]] will pass over the [[Pittsburgh, PA | Pittsburgh, Ft Wayne, Chicago Railroad]]. Tuesday’s Daily stated the private car of David [[Lee (surname) | Lee]], engineer maintenance of the [[B and O Railroad]] west of [[Pittsburgh, PA. | Pittsburgh]] and chief engineer Wm T [[Manning (surname) | Manning]] with a core of 5 engineers, came in over the [[B and O]] Wednesday night. Mr. [[Lee (surname) | Lee]] spent the day in [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] leaving for [[Pittsburgh, PA. | Pittsburgh]] last night. [[Manning (surname) | Manning]] and his group of men spent yesterday and today making the necessary surveys for crossing the [[Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad]] and for locating the depot. They will leave tonight for [[Pittsburgh, PA. | Pittsburgh]] office where the work of making the necessary maps and plans will be constructed. Mr. [[Lee (surname) | Lee]] stated that the main object of the visit was to determine just in what way the [[B and O]] could cross the [[Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad]] tracks. It is likely that the crossing would be an over head bridge that both roads seemed to be in favor of this plan and advoid the expense and danger of a grade crossing by doing away with the permanent employment of watchmen and that of putting in interlocking switches.

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The east end grocery, 110 E Liberty Street, formerly conducted by John [[Johnston (surname) | Johnston]] has passed into the hands of FB [[Geitgey (surname0 | Geitgey]].

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The east end grocery, 110 E Liberty Street, formerly conducted by John [[Johnston (surname) | Johnston]] has passed into the hands of FB [[Geitgey (surname0 | Geitgey]].

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[[Shamp and Bechtel]] expect to begin work on telephone exchange next week. Poles are being fitted up with cross armes this week.

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[[Shamp and Bechtel]] expect to begin work on telephone exchange next week. Poles are being fitted up with cross armes this week.

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The [[Wooster Building and Loan Association]] financial fiscal report for the year ending June 30, 1894 shows a substantial increase for the year, receipts 63163.17. Loans of association securities 38575 and on book passes 4580 whole while 1959.83 was paid in dividends.

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The [[Wooster Building and Loan Association]] financial fiscal report for the year ending June 30, 1894 shows a substantial increase for the year, receipts 63163.17. Loans of association securities 38575 and on book passes 4580 whole while 1959.83 was paid in dividends.

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AR [[Zarlingo (surname) | Zarlingo]] and son fruit stand.

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AR [[Zarlingo (surname) | Zarlingo]] and son fruit stand.

==Wooster Republican Aug. 8, 1894==

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As announced in the Republican a short time ago, the east end grocery store, 110 E Liberty Street, known owner John [[Johnston (surname) | Johnston]], has passed into the hands of FD [[Geitgey (surname) | Geitgey]] and brother who continue the grocery. The business is conducted by FD [[Geitgey (surname) | Geitgey]], who will be assisted by the old clerks at the store, Mrs. John [[Brown (surname) | Brown]], John [[Figert (surname) | Figert]] and John [[Gurweller (surname) | Gurweller]]. The junior member of the firm CH [[Geitgey (surname) | Geitgey]], will devote most of his time to what is known as the Franklin township butter and egg route.

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As announced in the Republican a short time ago, the east end grocery store, 110 E Liberty Street, known owner John [[Johnston (surname) | Johnston]], has passed into the hands of FD [[Geitgey (surname) | Geitgey]] and brother who continue the grocery. The business is conducted by FD [[Geitgey (surname) | Geitgey]], who will be assisted by the old clerks at the store, Mrs. John [[Brown (surname) | Brown]], John [[Figert (surname) | Figert]] and John [[Gurweller (surname) | Gurweller]]. The junior member of the firm CH [[Geitgey (surname) | Geitgey]], will devote most of his time to what is known as the Franklin township butter and egg route.

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Fire chief [[Gerlach (surname) | Gerlach]] and Will [[McClarran (surname) | McClarran]] at 4:30 this morning, started on their wheels for [[Toledo, Ohio | Toledo]]. A telegram from them at noon announced their arrival at [[Norwal, Ohio | Norwal]] at 10:30.

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Fire chief [[Gerlach (surname) | Gerlach]] and Will [[McClarran (surname) | McClarran]] at 4:30 this morning, started on their wheels for [[Toledo, Ohio | Toledo]]. A telegram from them at noon announced their arrival at [[Norwal, Ohio | Norwal]] at 10:30.

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The [[Wooster Gas Works]], upon the completion of the reorganization now in progress, proposes to push the gas stoves for heating and cooking and to encourage the use of gas in every way.

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The [[Wooster Gas Works]], upon the completion of the reorganization now in progress, proposes to push the gas stoves for heating and cooking and to encourage the use of gas in every way.

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The [[Landers Brothers]] are having a great deal of trouble with cave ins on the Buckeye Street sewer above Larwill Street.

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The [[Landers Brothers]] are having a great deal of trouble with cave ins on the Buckeye Street sewer above Larwill Street.

==Wooster Republican Aug. 15, 1894==

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Bush [[McClellan (surname) | McClellan]] has broken ground for a 3500 residence on the NW corner of College Ave. and E Bowman Street.

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Bush [[McClellan (surname) | McClellan]] has broken ground for a 3500 residence on the NW corner of College Ave. and E Bowman Street.

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John C [[France (surname) | France]] is having the front of the Academy of Music painted. Charles [[Smith (surname) | Smith]] has the contract.

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John C [[France (surname) | France]] is having the front of the Academy of Music painted. Charles [[Smith (surname) | Smith]] has the contract.

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[[Gray and Son]], finding their old office at the [[Snow Flake Mills]] too small, are fitting up an office in an old warehouse across the way.

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[[Gray and Son]], finding their old office at the [[Snow Flake Mills]] too small, are fitting up an office in an old warehouse across the way.

==Wooster Republican Aug. 22, 1894==

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The vacant room in the Frick memorial block, W Liberty Street, now being rented by the [[Brubaker Bros.]], who conduct dry goods stores at [[Ashland, Ohio | Ashland]] and [[Mansfield, Ohio | Mansfield]] expect to be ready for business Sept. 1st.

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The vacant room in the Frick memorial block, W Liberty Street, now being rented by the [[Brubaker Bros.]], who conduct dry goods stores at [[Ashland, Ohio | Ashland]] and [[Mansfield, Ohio | Mansfield]] expect to be ready for business Sept. 1st.

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JH [[Maurer (surname) | Maurer]] will Sept 1st, move his tin and stove store to NE corner of Buckeye and Liberty Streets to the old [[Nolle Bros.]] stand and announced reduced rates to clear the stock before moving.

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JH [[Maurer (surname) | Maurer]] will Sept 1st, move his tin and stove store to NE corner of Buckeye and Liberty Streets to the old [[Nolle Bros.]] stand and announced reduced rates to clear the stock before moving.

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The paving with cobblestones of the alley running along side the Republican office has been completed in good shape. Capt. [[McClure (surname) | McClure]] is also putting down a new brick sidewalk alongside his block.

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The paving with cobblestones of the alley running along side the Republican office has been completed in good shape. Capt. [[McClure (surname) | McClure]] is also putting down a new brick sidewalk alongside his block.

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[[McClellan and Sanborn]] report the sale of west 80 feet of [[Immel (surname) | Immel]], corner W Liberty Street at Grant Street to Samuel [[Leib (surname) | Leib]] for 1550. Mr. [[Leib (surname) | Leib]] will build two residences on the lot at once and occupy one of them for himself. The same agency has also sold the [[Banker]] property on N Spink Street to David G [[Collins (surname) | Collins]] for 824 cash.

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[[McClellan and Sanborn]] report the sale of west 80 feet of [[Immel (surname) | Immel]], corner W Liberty Street at Grant Street to Samuel [[Leib (surname) | Leib]] for 1550. Mr. [[Leib (surname) | Leib]] will build two residences on the lot at once and occupy one of them for himself. The same agency has also sold the [[Banker]] property on N Spink Street to David G [[Collins (surname) | Collins]] for 824 cash.

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==Wooster Republican Aug. 24, 1894==

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Robert J [[Smith (surname) | Smith]] has secured the ice privelege of [[Lake Talbot]] and will start building a 50x84 ice house in [[Highland Park]]. The ice will all come from springs.

==Wooster Republican Aug. 29, 1894==

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The new telegraph exchange will be located in the Clark building over [[Laubach and Boyds]].

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The new telegraph exchange will be located in the Clark building over [[Laubach and Boyds]].

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[[Wacker Bros.]], the coal merchant and transfer wagon contractors, today joined the Republican regular advertisers.

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[[Wacker Bros.]], the coal merchant and transfer wagon contractors, today joined the Republican regular advertisers.

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[[Shamp and Bechtel]] have a force of men working on the lines for the telephone exchange and expect to have the work completed in a few days.

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[[Shamp and Bechtel]] have a force of men working on the lines for the telephone exchange and expect to have the work completed in a few days.

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A colored camp meeting at [[Odells Lake]] will take place next Saturday. JM [[Fogelson (surname) | Fogelson]] of [[Shelby, Ohio | Shelby]] expects to make a balloon acension.

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A colored camp meeting at [[Odells Lake]] will take place next Saturday. JM [[Fogelson (surname) | Fogelson]] of [[Shelby, Ohio | Shelby]] expects to make a balloon acension.

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[[Smith and Keller]] of the [[Wooster Pump Co.]] have first class purchased a drilling machine from [[Stair Well Drilling Co.]] which was built to order and the wagon holding the derick and engine. They will begin this week drilling several wells on the experimental station.

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[[Smith and Keller]] of the [[Wooster Pump Co.]] have first class purchased a drilling machine from [[Stair Well Drilling Co.]] which was built to order and the wagon holding the derick and engine. They will begin this week drilling several wells on the experimental station.

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Work was started this morning on a long distance metallic telegraph line. The poles are re-erected in the alley between North and Liberty Streets and expected work will be completed in the city by Wednesday night. The line has already been run west to the county a mile beyond [[Reedsburg, Ohio | Reedsburg]].

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Work was started this morning on a long distance metallic telegraph line. The poles are re-erected in the alley between North and Liberty Streets and expected work will be completed in the city by Wednesday night. The line has already been run west to the county a mile beyond [[Reedsburg, Ohio | Reedsburg]].

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First in Wayne County, her burial in progress as the pioneer picnic proceeds as those who are left of the [[Pioneers of Wayne County]] meet tomorrow at their annual picnic at Highland Park. There will be carried to her burial at [[Burbank, Ohio | Burbank]], Congress township. The first white child born in the present county, at 8 o’clock yesterday morning at the home of her daughter, the wife of Rev. JG [[Baldwin (surname) | Baldwin]], the well known evelangical minister in Ashland Count, passed away after a brief illness and well advanced in her 86 years. Mrs. Miller [[Brieton (surname) | Brieton]], born April 8, 1809, was first among the settlers in [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] and Wayne County. Kurt [[VanMeter (surname) | VanMeter]], the letter currier, has word from Rev. [[Baldwin (surname) | Baldwinn]] of grandmother’s death and notifying that the funeral will be at 1 o’clock on Saturday in [[Burbank, Ohio | Burbank]] so that [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] relatives can attend. Douglas History book writes of her on pages 284.285.

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First in Wayne County, her burial in progress as the pioneer picnic proceeds as those who are left of the [[Pioneers of Wayne County]] meet tomorrow at their annual picnic at Highland Park. There will be carried to her burial at [[Burbank, Ohio | Burbank]], Congress township. The first white child born in the present county, at 8 o’clock yesterday morning at the home of her daughter, the wife of Rev. JG [[Baldwin (surname) | Baldwin]], the well known evelangical minister in Ashland Count, passed away after a brief illness and well advanced in her 86 years. Mrs. Miller [[Brieton (surname) | Brieton]], born April 8, 1809, was first among the settlers in [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] and Wayne County. Kurt [[VanMeter (surname) | VanMeter]], the letter currier, has word from Rev. [[Baldwin (surname) | Baldwinn]] of grandmother’s death and notifying that the funeral will be at 1 o’clock on Saturday in [[Burbank, Ohio | Burbank]] so that [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] relatives can attend. Douglas History book writes of her on pages 284.285.

==Wooster Republican Sept. 5, 1894==

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While [[McClure and Hinton]] take possession of their new building, they will carry a new stock of queens ware and glassware. They have purchased the immense stock of [[Craighead and Co.]] as a starter as this firm is going out of that trade.

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While [[McClure and Hinton]] take possession of their new building, they will carry a new stock of queens ware and glassware. They have purchased the immense stock of [[Craighead and Co.]] as a starter as this firm is going out of that trade.

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Will [[Horn (surname) Horn]], who has been with WH [[Wiler (surname) | Wiler]] for years, has taken possession of the [[Central News Depot]] having concluded the purchase from [[George W [[Brandford (surname) | Brandford]] on Monday.

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Will [[Horn (surname) | Horn]], who has been with WH [[Wiler (surname) | Wiler]] for years, has taken possession of the [[Central News Depot]] having concluded the purchase from George W [[Brandford (surname) | Brandford]] on Monday.

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George R [[Laubach (surname) | Laubach]], Dr. HA [[Hart (surname) | Hart]] and George [[Young (surname) | Young]] began invoicing the [[Roller and Wilson]] stock this morning.

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George R [[Laubach (surname) | Laubach]], Dr. HA [[Hart (surname) | Hart]] and George [[Young (surname) | Young]] began invoicing the [[Roller and Wilson]] stock this morning.

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WE [[Rice (surname) | Rice]], the book store man on the square, is another recruit to the Republican’s regular advertisers.

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WE [[Rice (surname) | Rice]], the book store man on the square, is another recruit to the Republican’s regular advertisers.

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Frank [[Cowic (surname) | Cowic]] has purchased the [[Klint (surname) | Klint]] fruit store on W Liberty Street and will conduct it in connection with his bakery.

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Frank [[Cowic (surname) | Cowic]] has purchased the [[Klint (surname) | Klint]] fruit store on W Liberty Street and will conduct it in connection with his bakery.

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Luther [[Payne (surname) | Payne]], practical horse shewer, corner of North and Bever Streets.

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Luther [[Payne (surname) | Payne]], practical horse shewer, corner of North and Bever Streets.

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[[Wooster Book Bindery]], Joseph [[Fischer (surname) | Fischer]] in Fricks block, W Liberty Street.

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[[Wooster Book Bindery]], Joseph [[Fischer (surname) | Fischer]] in Fricks block, W Liberty Street.

==Wooster Republican Sept. 12, 1894==

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[[Highland Park Ciders Mill]] present in operation every day but Saturday. Feed grounded on Saturday. JH [[Kline (surname) | Kline]] propritor of [[Quimby Mills]].

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[[Highland Park Ciders Mill]] present in operation every day but Saturday. Feed grounded on Saturday. JH [[Kline (surname) | Kline]] propritor of [[Quimby Mills]].

==Wooster Republican Sept. 19, 1894==

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CG [[Manne (surname) | Manne]] has leased the store on Schauman block, S Market Street and has also purchased the business of JC [[Myers (surname) | Myers]], W Liberty Street and will conduct the bakery business independently of the store. Bread will be on sale at both places.

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CG [[Manne (surname) | Manne]] has leased the store on Schauman block, S Market Street and has also purchased the business of JC [[Myers (surname) | Myers]], W Liberty Street and will conduct the bakery business independently of the store. Bread will be on sale at both places.

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The track layers on the [[B and O]] extension to [[Millersburg, Ohio | Millersburg]] worked on Sunday and this morning stopped work having completed the work to the point where the trustle over the [[Pt, Ft Wayne and Chicago Railroad]] track begins. No more track will be laid for 6-8 weeks as it will take that long to complete the trustle. The steam pile driver will be put into operation this week.

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The track layers on the [[B and O]] extension to [[Millersburg, Ohio | Millersburg]] worked on Sunday and this morning stopped work having completed the work to the point where the trustle over the [[Pt, Ft Wayne and Chicago Railroad]] track begins. No more track will be laid for 6-8 weeks as it will take that long to complete the trustle. The steam pile driver will be put into operation this week.

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Charles D [[Lydick (surname) | Lydick]] and Fred S [[McKinney (surname) | McKinney]], under the name of [[Lydick and McKinney]] opened a commissioned house at 62 S Market Street and handle all kinds of poultry.

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Charles D [[Lydick (surname) | Lydick]] and Fred S [[McKinney (surname) | McKinney]], under the name of [[Lydick and McKinney]] opened a commissioned house at 62 S Market Street and handle all kinds of poultry.

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The old [[Immel Tannery]] which has been a landmark on W Liberty for over half a century, will soon be a thing of the past. Adam [[Leid (surname) | Leid]], who purchased the property some weeks ago, has about torn down the buildings which stood on the pavement and has been turned around on the lot and is being remolded into a new residence.

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The old [[Immel Tannery]] which has been a landmark on W Liberty for over half a century, will soon be a thing of the past. Adam [[Leid (surname) | Leid]], who purchased the property some weeks ago, has about torn down the buildings which stood on the pavement and has been turned around on the lot and is being remolded into a new residence.

==Wooster Republican Oct. 3, 1894==

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The [[Nation House]] on W Liberty Street has changed hands. Charles [[Sharp (surname) | Sharp]] has sold to [[Kennedy (surname) | Kennedy]] who is already in possession.

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The [[Nation House]] on W Liberty Street has changed hands. Charles [[Sharp (surname) | Sharp]] has sold to [[Kennedy (surname) | Kennedy]] who is already in possession.

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Dr. JH [[Brown (surname) | Brown]] has secured four rooms in the Quimby block, SW corner of the square and in a few days begins work with four new dental chairs.

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Dr. JH [[Brown (surname) | Brown]] has secured four rooms in the Quimby block, SW corner of the square and in a few days begins work with four new dental chairs.

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Of the seven rooms leased by Dr. CB [[Mower (surname) | Mower]] and to have been occupied by [[Mower and Brown]], four will be used by Dr. [[Mower (surname) | Mower]] as a dentist office and remaining three rooms will be for rent.

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Of the seven rooms leased by Dr. CB [[Mower (surname) | Mower]] and to have been occupied by [[Mower and Brown]], four will be used by Dr. [[Mower (surname) | Mower]] as a dentist office and remaining three rooms will be for rent.

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[[Griffins]] new dry goods store, Frick block is open Friday and Saturday this week.

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[[Griffins]] new dry goods store, Frick block is open Friday and Saturday this week.

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The building and lot #87 south on W Liberty Street which was sold a short time since, is to be occupied as a grocery store by WH [[Maurer (surname) | Maurer]]. The building was set back about 12 feet as a new foundation was put under it and addition is being built to the front of it which makes it a very good store.

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The building and lot #87 south on W Liberty Street which was sold a short time since, is to be occupied as a grocery store by WH [[Maurer (surname) | Maurer]]. The building was set back about 12 feet as a new foundation was put under it and addition is being built to the front of it which makes it a very good store.

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[[Smith and Keller]] have just bought a new steam well drilling machine. See the [[Wooster Pump Co.]].

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[[Smith and Keller]] have just bought a new steam well drilling machine. See the [[Wooster Pump Co.]]

==Wooster Republican Oct. 10, 1894==

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The farmers telephone company from [[West Lebenon, Ohio | West Lebenon]] to [[Massillion, Ohio | Massillion]] is now trying to absorb the local telephone company operating between [[Wilmon, Ohio | Wilmon]] and [[Beach City, Ohio | Beach City]] and talks of extending to [[Mt. Eaton, Ohio | Mt. Eaton]] and perhaps other parts of Wayne County.

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The farmers telephone company from [[West Lebenon, Ohio | West Lebenon]] to [[Massillion, Ohio | Massillion]] is now trying to absorb the local telephone company operating between [[Wilmon, Ohio | Wilmon]] and [[Beach City, Ohio | Beach City]] and talks of extending to [[Mt. Eaton, Ohio | Mt. Eaton]] and perhaps other parts of Wayne County.

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New dry goods establishment in the west room of the Frick memorial block is a valuable addition to the mercantile interests of the city. The room is filled with magnificent new stock of dry goods. The proprietor is Harry R [[Griffin (surname) | Griffin]], who comes to [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] from [[St. Louis, MO. | St. Louis]].

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New dry goods establishment in the west room of the Frick memorial block is a valuable addition to the mercantile interests of the city. The room is filled with magnificent new stock of dry goods. The proprietor is Harry R [[Griffin (surname) | Griffin]], who comes to [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] from [[St. Louis, MO. | St. Louis]].

==Wooster Republican Oct. 17, 1894==

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Work on the [[B and O]] trustle is delayed by the slow receipt of piling. It has been found necessary to discharge a number of men.

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Work on the [[B and O]] trustle is delayed by the slow receipt of piling. It has been found necessary to discharge a number of men.

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George H [[Clark (surname) | Clark]] has decided to change location of new lumber yard from the foot of W Liberty Street to the Quimby property on West Henry Street between the [[B and O]] freight yard and the old [[German Church]]. A side truck will be run into the yard where every facility for loading and unloading will be had at no expense. This location is decidedly the best one in [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]].

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George H [[Clark (surname) | Clark]] has decided to change location of new lumber yard from the foot of W Liberty Street to the Quimby property on West Henry Street between the [[B and O]] freight yard and the old [[German Church]]. A side truck will be run into the yard where every facility for loading and unloading will be had at no expense. This location is decidedly the best one in [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]].

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[[Gray and Son]] are erecting a large warehouse on E Liberty Street for storing bailed hay.

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[[Gray and Son]] are erecting a large warehouse on E Liberty Street for storing bailed hay.

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Fire alarm at box 25 on the square was set off at 8pm which was caused by a blaze in the back celler of Harry [[McClarran (surname) | McClarran]] grocery store. The flames were extinguished by fire chief [[Gerlach (surname) | Gerlach]] and the clerks in the store. A flying match is the likely explanation to the cause.

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~~JH [[Bush (surname) | Bush]], the shoe man on the square, Saturday celebrated the anniversary of starting his store.~~

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~~==Wooster Republican Aug. 24, 1894==~~

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Fire alarm at box 25 on the square was set off at 8pm which was caused by a blaze in the back celler of Harry [[McClarran (surname) | McClarran]] grocery store. The flames were extinguished by fire chief [[Gerlach (surname) | Gerlach]] and the clerks in the store. A flying match is the likely explanation to the cause.

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~~Robert J~~ [[~~Smith~~ (surname) | ~~Smith~~]] ~~has secured the ice privelege of~~ [[~~Lake Talbot~~]] and ~~will start building a 50x84 ice house~~ in [[~~Highland Park~~]]. ~~The ice will all come from springs.~~

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JH [[Bush (surname) | Bush]], the shoe man on the square, Saturday celebrated the anniversary of starting his store.

==Wooster Republican Oct. 31, 1894==

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Constable HR [[Blackburn (surname) | Blackburn]] this afternoon, closed the fruit store of [[Zarlingo (surname) | Zarlingo]] on execution in favor of [[Zimmerman and Co.]].

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Constable HR [[Blackburn (surname) | Blackburn]] this afternoon, closed the fruit store of [[Zarlingo (surname) | Zarlingo]] on execution in favor of [[Zimmerman and Co.]].

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The old building which has been a landmark on point of the junction of South Buckeye Street and Madison Ave. has been removed. John [[Bowers (surname) | Bowers]] now owns the property and has had the structure placed at the rear of the house and made quite an improvement to the place.

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The old building which has been a landmark on point of the junction of South Buckeye Street and Madison Ave. has been removed. John [[Bowers (surname) | Bowers]] now owns the property and has had the structure placed at the rear of the house and made quite an improvement to the place.

==Wooster Republican Nov. 7, 1894==

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The railroad was laid yesterday on the north end of the [[B and O]] trustle.

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The railroad was laid yesterday on the north end of the [[B and O]] trustle.

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The alarm of fire at 3:45 this morning at box 3 caused by a blaze at the banana rooms of John [[Rich (surname) | Rich]] fruit store on E Liberty Street in the [[McSweeney (surname) | McSweeney]] building. It was discovered by Samuel [[Schuckers (surname) | Schuckers]] who had apt over the store. The fire department soon had the flames under control using only the chemical extinguishers. The cause of the fire was an explosion of a lamp used in riping bananas. Loss is about 25.00.

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The work on [[B and O]] trustle is moving along rapidly and expected that it will be completed by the middle of the week. The iron bridge over the [[Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad]] will be put in and the bridge ready by Tuesday.

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The work on [[B and O]] trustle is moving along rapidly and expected that it will be completed by the middle of the week. The iron bridge over the [[Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad]] will be put in and the bridge ready by Tuesday.

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Overcoats for sale at [[George and Mougey]] store in Frick block, W Liberty Street.

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Overcoats for sale at [[George and Mougey]] store in Frick block, W Liberty Street.

==Wooster Republican Nov. 14, 1894==

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Will [[Beresford (surname) | Beresford]] is building a neat barn at the rear of his E Liberty Street block.

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Will [[Beresford (surname) | Beresford]] is building a neat barn at the rear of his E Liberty Street block.

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[[McClure and Co.]], this morning sent six men to [[Shreve, Ohio | Shreve]] for a week.

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[[McClure and Co.]], this morning sent six men to [[Shreve, Ohio | Shreve]] for a week.

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[[Landers Brothers]] began work this morning on the College Avenue sewer.

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[[Landers Brothers]] began work this morning on the College Avenue sewer.

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The Fox building on NE side of the square has been sold to Mrs. George [[Krieger (surname) | Krieger]] Sr. for 4000 and will be occupied by [[Krieger Drugstore]].

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The Fox building on NE side of the square has been sold to Mrs. George [[Krieger (surname) | Krieger]] Sr. for 4000 and will be occupied by [[Krieger Drugstore]].

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George [[Blandford (surname) | Blandford]] has secured a lease of the room on E Liberty Street, the room vacated by WH [[Maurer (surname) | Maurer]]. It is 2 doors E of the [[Archer House]]. He will open a grocery store as he is an experienced grocery man.

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George [[Blandford (surname) | Blandford]] has secured a lease of the room on E Liberty Street, the room vacated by WH [[Maurer (surname) | Maurer]]. It is 2 doors E of the [[Archer House]]. He will open a grocery store as he is an experienced grocery man.

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The water works trustees on Friday evening, ordered that the pumping of water from [[Apple Creek, Ohio | Apple Creek]] into the city mains be discontinued. As a result of the pumping and the rains of the last few days, the supply at both the [[Reddick Dam]] and [[Bloomington Reservour]] have been largely increased making pumping unnecessary. Conrad [[Law (surname) | Law]], who had charge of the work, was engaged this morning in getting the steam street roller, which was used for running pumps, back to the city. Owning to the mud, he had considerable trouble in getting the heavy apparatus back.

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The water works trustees on Friday evening, ordered that the pumping of water from [[Apple Creek, Ohio | Apple Creek]] into the city mains be discontinued. As a result of the pumping and the rains of the last few days, the supply at both the [[Reddick Dam]] and [[Bloomington Reservour]] have been largely increased making pumping unnecessary. Conrad [[Law (surname) | Law]], who had charge of the work, was engaged this morning in getting the steam street roller, which was used for running pumps, back to the city. Owning to the mud, he had considerable trouble in getting the heavy apparatus back.

==Wooster Republican Nov. 21, 1894==

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David [[Nice (surname) | Nice]] has disposed of his stock in branch store in Downing block to parties from [[Dayton, Ohio | Dayton]]. The goods will be shipped to another city.

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David [[Nice (surname) | Nice]] has disposed of his stock in branch store in Downing block to parties from [[Dayton, Ohio | Dayton]]. The goods will be shipped to another city.

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George W [[Blandford (surname) | Blandford]], in a few days, will make changes a few doors E of the [[Archer House]] filling up with a fine stock of groceries.

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George W [[Blandford (surname) | Blandford]], in a few days, will make changes a few doors E of the [[Archer House]] filling up with a fine stock of groceries.

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Water in the [[Reddick Dam]] is very low. To increase the supply, the water works trustees again are pumping from [[Apple Creek, Ohio | Apple Creek]] through the mains. Conrad [[Long (surname) | Long]] and [[Inward Glass]] were in charge of the work.

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Water in the [[Reddick Dam]] is very low. To increase the supply, the water works trustees again are pumping from [[Apple Creek, Ohio | Apple Creek]] through the mains. Conrad [[Long (surname) | Long]] and [[Inward Glass]] were in charge of the work.

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[[Leydick (surname) | Leydick]] and [[McKinney (surname) | McKinney]], commissioned merchants, are now located in the south room of the [[Logan and Myers]] building, S Market Street.

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[[Leydick (surname) | Leydick]] and [[McKinney (surname) | McKinney]], commissioned merchants, are now located in the south room of the [[Logan and Myers]] building, S Market Street.

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[[Shamp (surname) | Shamp]] and [[Bechtel (surname) | Bechtel]] installed three telephones in [[North Lawrence, Ohio | North Lawrence]] for the [[Minglewood Coal Co.]].

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[[Shamp (surname) | Shamp]] and [[Bechtel (surname) | Bechtel]] installed three telephones in [[North Lawrence, Ohio | North Lawrence]] for the [[Minglewood Coal Co.]]

==Wooster Republican Nov. 28, 1894==

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Long needed volumes for 1894-95, being a personal directory of Wayne County as well as [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]], was delivered today to subscribers by AD [[Lee (surname) | Lee]], complier editor and publisher and [[Clappers Printing House]] doing the work.

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Long needed volumes for 1894-95, being a personal directory of Wayne County as well as [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]], was delivered today to subscribers by AD [[Lee (surname) | Lee]], complier editor and publisher and [[Clappers Printing House]] doing the work.

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Louis [[McClellan (surname) | McClellan]] has taken possesion of his handsome new home on College Avenue.

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Louis [[McClellan (surname) | McClellan]] has taken possesion of his handsome new home on College Avenue.

==Wooster Republican Dec. 5, 1894==

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WB [[Bryson (surname) | Bryson]] has leased the old [[Oberholser, Beebe and Co.]] rooms for the holiday trade. This week he bought the entire stock and offers them at low prices to the public.

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WB [[Bryson (surname) | Bryson]] has leased the old [[Oberholser, Beebe and Co.]] rooms for the holiday trade. This week he bought the entire stock and offers them at low prices to the public.

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==Wooster Republican Dec. 12, 1894==

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The old [[Wilhelm Blacksmith Shop]] is being fitted up again and will be occupied by [[Smith and Brown]].

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The old [[Wilhelm Blacksmith Shop]] is being fitted up again and will be occupied by [[Smith and Brown]].

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[[Wooster Ice and Coal]], RJ [[Smith (surname) | Smith]] manager, mentioned to the Republican some time ago they opened their offices on west side of N Buckeye Street a few doors above E Liberty Street and keep ample yard for their coal and ice business.

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[[Wooster Ice and Coal]], RJ [[Smith (surname) | Smith]] manager, mentioned to the Republican some time ago they opened their offices on west side of N Buckeye Street a few doors above E Liberty Street and keep ample yard for their coal and ice business.

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[[Gray and Son]] have opened a coal office on W Liberty Street.

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[[Gray and Son]] have opened a coal office on W Liberty Street.

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The [[Bush Shoe Store]] will be open in a few days.

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The [[Bush Shoe Store]] will be open in a few days.

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[[Frick and Tyler]] this week sold 60000 pounds of wool in advance to [[Philadelphia, PA | Philadelphia]] parties.

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[[Frick and Tyler]] this week sold 60000 pounds of wool in advance to [[Philadelphia, PA | Philadelphia]] parties.

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JH [[Bush (surname) | Bush]] boot and shoe dealer, E of public square, this morning signed a deed of assignment to RL [[Adair (surname) | Adair]]. Thursday Daily Record. This assignment covered the stock of boots and shoes and fixtures. [[Bush (surname) | bush]] reserving there from a homestead and other rights to which he is entitled under the law. Assets are estimated at 5000 and libalities about the same. He has been in business about a year.

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JH [[Bush (surname) | Bush]] boot and shoe dealer, E of public square, this morning signed a deed of assignment to RL [[Adair (surname) | Adair]]. Thursday Daily Record. This assignment covered the stock of boots and shoes and fixtures. [[Bush (surname) | bush]] reserving there from a homestead and other rights to which he is entitled under the law. Assets are estimated at 5000 and libalities about the same. He has been in business about a year.

==Wooster Republican Dec. 19, 1894==

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John [[Kauke (surname) | Kauke]], age 77, will be engineer for locomotive for line to [[Millersburg, Ohio | Millersburg]], getting ready to celebrate a visit to the opening of the new railroad. Friday’s Daily Record. The laying of track on the [[B and O]] extension is being delayed owning to the failure of the contractors to get rails from mills. This iron is all down to the [[Ca and C]] track near [[Holmesville, Ohio | Holmesville]]. From this point to [[Millersburg, Ohio | Millersburg]] different rails are to be used and the track made to the compromised guage 1 1/2 inches wider than the main line. The work of surfacing and balesting is going on steadly each day requiring 250-275 cars of gravel put on the road bed. Thursday afternoon at 3pm, 225 cars had been loaded and a heavy brace on the steam shovel broke and necessitated a shut down until B [[Barrett (surname) | Barrett]] and sons could repair the damage. Millersburg Farmer.

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John [[Kauke (surname) | Kauke]], age 77, will be engineer for locomotive for line to [[Millersburg, Ohio | Millersburg]], getting ready to celebrate a visit to the opening of the new railroad. Friday’s Daily Record. The laying of track on the [[B and O]] extension is being delayed owning to the failure of the contractors to get rails from mills. This iron is all down to the [[Ca and C]] track near [[Holmesville, Ohio | Holmesville]]. From this point to [[Millersburg, Ohio | Millersburg]] different rails are to be used and the track made to the compromised guage 1 1/2 inches wider than the main line. The work of surfacing and balesting is going on steadly each day requiring 250-275 cars of gravel put on the road bed. Thursday afternoon at 3pm, 225 cars had been loaded and a heavy brace on the steam shovel broke and necessitated a shut down until B [[Barrett (surname) | Barrett]] and sons could repair the damage. Millersburg Farmer.

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The weather has somewhat interfered with the [[B and O]] track completion to [[Millersburg, Ohio | Millersburg]]. The ties have all been distributed and part of them laid between the Infirmary and this place but no iron has been laid from that point south. The gravel trains are busy at work graveling the road south of the infirmary which is the proper thing to do with winter so near at hand. Saturday’s Daily Record.

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The weather has somewhat interfered with the [[B and O]] track completion to [[Millersburg, Ohio | Millersburg]]. The ties have all been distributed and part of them laid between the Infirmary and this place but no iron has been laid from that point south. The gravel trains are busy at work graveling the road south of the infirmary which is the proper thing to do with winter so near at hand. Saturday’s Daily Record.

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The citizens responded to the call of the Board of Trade for a meeting at the mayors office last evening and practically filled the room. Lines of trade to manufacturing were present. CV [[Hard (surname) | Hard]], present of the Board of Trade, called the metting to order in absence of the secretary, JG [[Sandborn (surname) | Sandborn]] was appointed to that position. Col. [[Hard (surname) | Hard]] stated the purpose of the meeting was consideration of proposed celebration of completion of the [[Cleveland, Wooster and Muskingum Valley Railroad]] to [[Millersburg, Ohio | Millersburg]]. The citizens of that place have been given to understand that when the time arrived, [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] would go down there in force and with them united in jollification. Some action by this meeting was therefore necessary. Hon. LR [[Critchfield (surname) | Critchfield]], after a few remarks, introduced the following resolution: Whereas we are informed that the citizens of Holmes County contemplate the celebration of the completion of the [[Cleveland, Wooster and Muskingum Valley Railroad]] to [[Millersburg, Ohio | Millersburg]] in the near future and citizens of Wayne County are invited to participate in that celebration. Resolved that it is the sense of this meeting that the citizens of Wayne County should cordially accept invitation and resolved that we cordially concure in the project of said celebration as being important to the present and future of both said counties and to the encouragement of said railroad and its extension as a important line of railroad between [[Cleveland, Ohio | Cleveland]] and [[Cincinnati, Ohio | Cincinnati]]. It is resolved that a committee of 5 be appointed by the chair to obtain information as to the mode of said celebration and select other members as may be necessary to enable our citizens to attend such celebration and report at the next meeting or at the call of the chairman. Discussion followed. TC [[Reynolds (surname) | Reynolds]] suggested that no unnecessary expense of trouble be imposed upon the citizens of [[Millersburg, Ohio | Millersburg]] in accepting this invitation but simply go down and have a grand, good social time and enter change of congratulations. Isaac [[Luke (surname) | Luke]] and F [[Jones (surname) | Jones]] were in favor of accepting. Dr. JE [[Barrett (surname) | Barrett]] supported the resolution. Col. [[Hard (surname) | Hard]] called on JH [[Kauke (surname) | Kauke]] above all others, gave [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] this room to say a few words. He remarked that Saturday he would be 77 years old and was therefore ready for a celebration and urged the businessmen of [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] to turn out in mass. The resolution of Mr. [[Critchfield (surname) | Critchfield]] was unanimously adopted. Committee appointed Hon. LR [[Critchfield (surname) | Critchfield]], Col. CV [[Hard (surname) | Hard]], Harry [[McClarran (surname) | McClarran]], TC [[Reynolds (surname) | Reynolds]], Dr. WW [[Firestone (surname) | Firestone]] and on request the names of JB [[Tayler (surname) | Taylor]] and CW [[Kauke (surname) | Kauke]] were added. Capt. [[Kauek (surname) | Kauek]] was asked to be excused. Mayor [[Jefries (surname) | Jeffries]] put in exclamation that JH [[Kauke (surname) | Kauke]], engine #77, haul the excursionists to metropolis of Holmes County and the meeting was adjourned.

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The citizens responded to the call of the Board of Trade for a meeting at the mayors office last evening and practically filled the room. Lines of trade to manufacturing were present. CV [[Hard (surname) | Hard]], present of the Board of Trade, called the metting to order in absence of the secretary, JG [[Sandborn (surname) | Sandborn]] was appointed to that position. Col. [[Hard (surname) | Hard]] stated the purpose of the meeting was consideration of proposed celebration of completion of the [[Cleveland, Wooster and Muskingum Valley Railroad]] to [[Millersburg, Ohio | Millersburg]]. The citizens of that place have been given to understand that when the time arrived, [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] would go down there in force and with them united in jollification. Some action by this meeting was therefore necessary. Hon. LR [[Critchfield (surname) | Critchfield]], after a few remarks, introduced the following resolution: Whereas we are informed that the citizens of Holmes County contemplate the celebration of the completion of the [[Cleveland, Wooster and Muskingum Valley Railroad]] to [[Millersburg, Ohio | Millersburg]] in the near future and citizens of Wayne County are invited to participate in that celebration. Resolved that it is the sense of this meeting that the citizens of Wayne County should cordially accept invitation and resolved that we cordially concure in the project of said celebration as being important to the present and future of both said counties and to the encouragement of said railroad and its extension as a important line of railroad between [[Cleveland, Ohio | Cleveland]] and [[Cincinnati, Ohio | Cincinnati]]. It is resolved that a committee of 5 be appointed by the chair to obtain information as to the mode of said celebration and select other members as may be necessary to enable our citizens to attend such celebration and report at the next meeting or at the call of the chairman. Discussion followed. TC [[Reynolds (surname) | Reynolds]] suggested that no unnecessary expense of trouble be imposed upon the citizens of [[Millersburg, Ohio | Millersburg]] in accepting this invitation but simply go down and have a grand, good social time and enter change of congratulations. Isaac [[Luke (surname) | Luke]] and F [[Jones (surname) | Jones]] were in favor of accepting. Dr. JE [[Barrett (surname) | Barrett]] supported the resolution. Col. [[Hard (surname) | Hard]] called on JH [[Kauke (surname) | Kauke]] above all others, gave [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] this room to say a few words. He remarked that Saturday he would be 77 years old and was therefore ready for a celebration and urged the businessmen of [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] to turn out in mass. The resolution of Mr. [[Critchfield (surname) | Critchfield]] was unanimously adopted. Committee appointed Hon. LR [[Critchfield (surname) | Critchfield]], Col. CV [[Hard (surname) | Hard]], Harry [[McClarran (surname) | McClarran]], TC [[Reynolds (surname) | Reynolds]], Dr. WW [[Firestone (surname) | Firestone]] and on request the names of JB [[Tayler (surname) | Taylor]] and CW [[Kauke (surname) | Kauke]] were added. Capt. [[Kauek (surname) | Kauek]] was asked to be excused. Mayor [[Jefries (surname) | Jeffries]] put in exclamation that JH [[Kauke (surname) | Kauke]], engine #77, haul the excursionists to metropolis of Holmes County and the meeting was adjourned.

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Another industry question quickly settled in [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] favor. At the meeting last evening of the Board of Trade, members and citizens who ought to be members, Chairman [[Hard (surname) | Hard]] formally stated a gentleman of [[Alexandria, Indiana | Alexandria]], one JL [[Conner (surname) | Conner]] who manufactures boat oars, captain handles etc, was in the city for canvassing a future manufacturing site. He has found timber here suitable for his line of work. He has no large donations but the [[Wooster Improvement Corporation]] has offered to give two acres of land in west [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] and citizens would be asked to subscribe 600 expenses of removal of work to [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] and putting the plant into operation here the money not to be paid until the factory was on the ground ready for business. This proposition has been accepted through the Board of Trade and the money needed will be made up quickly. [[Conner (surname) | Conner]] is already averaging for white ash timber from Wayne County farmers. From 10-12 hands averaging 12 per week.

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~~The [[Boston Piano Co.]] is enjoying a fine holiday trade and began working nights to fill the orders. Supt. [[Chamberlain (surname) | Chamberlain]] this morning said that if the orders keep coming~~ in~~, they will not be able to fill them all.~~

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Another industry question quickly settled in [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] favor. At the meeting last evening of the Board of Trade, members and citizens who ought to be members, Chairman [[Hard (surname) | Hard]] formally stated a gentleman of [[Alexandria, Indiana | Alexandria]], one JL [[Conner (surname) | Conner]] who manufactures boat oars, captain handles etc, was in the city for canvassing a future manufacturing site. He has found timber here suitable for his line of work. He has no large donations but the [[Wooster Improvement Corporation]] has offered to give two acres of land in west [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] and citizens would be asked to subscribe 600 expenses of removal of work to [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] and putting the plant into operation here the money not to be paid until the factory was on the ground ready for business. This proposition has been accepted through the Board of Trade and the money needed will be made up quickly. [[Conner (surname) | Conner]] is already averaging for white ash timber from Wayne County farmers. From 10-12 hands averaging 12 per week.

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~~Henry~~ [[~~Mowiser (surname) | Mowiser]] will open a meat market in the old black room~~, ~~corner of Walnut and W Liberty Streets.~~

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~~A [[Shibley (surname)~~ | ~~Shibley~~]]~~, 10 public square, jewelry store, silver and gold watches~~.

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~~[[Harding and Co.]] hardware store, 1 door W~~ of the ~~courthouse.~~

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~~[[Laubach and Boyd]] drugstore~~, ~~SE side of the square.~~

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~~Mrs. William [[Robertson (surname) | Robertson]] for boots~~ and ~~shoes.~~

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~~Will [[Horns (surname) | Horns]] news depot~~, ~~opposite the post office.~~

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CA [[~~Reider~~ (surname) | ~~Reider~~]]~~, attorney office over~~ [[~~Shibley Jewerly]] store.~~

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~~Ross W [[Funck (surname) | Funck]]~~, ~~over [[Harding and Co.]] hardware store.~~

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~~WF [[Kean (surname)~~ | ~~Kean~~]], ~~office over [[McClarran Grocery]] store, W Libety Street.~~

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~~[[Johnson and Taylor]], rooms 1 and 2, D Nice block.~~

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[[~~McClure and Smyser]], office 6ME upstairs.~~

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~~EW [[Newkirk~~ (surname) | ~~Newkirk~~]], ~~office over [[Quimby Shoe]] store~~, ~~E Liberty Street~~ in ~~Emporium block~~.

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Dr. CA [[~~Lerch (surname) | Lerch~~]].

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~~Dr. John A [[Gann (surname) | Gann]], 111 N Market Street, 2 doors N~~ of ~~the Episcopal Church.~~

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~~Dr. HA~~ [[~~Hart (surname) | Hart]]~~, ~~office and residence N Market Street, opposite the new Lutheran Church.~~

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~~Dr. [[Stoll (surname)~~ | ~~Stoll~~]] and ~~Dr. [[Ryall (surname) | Ryall]], N Market Street, N~~ of ~~the county buildings.~~

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~~Dr. Richard [[Elson (surname) | Elson]], dentist office Downing block, NE side~~ of ~~the square.~~

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[[~~Clark Lumber]]~~, ~~office on W Henry Street between the Old German Church and the [[B and O]] freight yard.~~

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~~By Feb. 1, 1895, a strong horse for hauling lumber, age between 5-7 years, weight 1500-1700 pounds stand without hitching will be for sale. [[Clarks Lumber]] yard.~~

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~~Dr. SW [[Plant (surname)~~ | ~~Plant~~]]~~, office over William [[Shibley (surname) | Shibley]] jewelry store- Friday and Saturday to examine eyes.~~

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~~Christmas goods at 5~~ and ~~10 cent store of [[Bryson (surname) | Bryson]] in~~ the ~~old [[Bissell]] room, corner NE side of~~ the ~~square.~~

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~~[[McClure and Hinton]], china, glassware and queensware at SW corner of~~ the ~~square.~~

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~~The [[Harry Photography Gallery]], opposite~~ the ~~[[Archer House]], E Liberty Street.~~

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~~WH [[Wiler (surname) | Wiler]] shoe store, W Liberty Street.~~

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~~Books and stationary at [[Zimmerman and Co.]], W Liaberty Street.~~

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~~Lumber firm new stock~~. ~~[[Durstine Sliding Blind and Lumber Co.]], corner~~ of ~~Bever~~ and ~~Larwill Streets~~.

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~~George A~~ [[~~Fisher~~ (surname) | ~~Fisher~~]], for ~~granet monuments and tombstones, E South Street, opposite Frick and warehouse.~~

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~~[[Wooster Book Bindery]], Jos [[Fischer (surname) | Fischer]] in Frick block, W Liberty Street.~~

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~~JL [[Cooner (surname) | Cooner]]. After Jan. 1, 1895, my new moat car factory in [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] will be permanently located there. I will want~~ white ash timber ~~for particulars~~. ~~Call upon Andrew [[Branstetter (surname) | Branstetter]].~~

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~~D [[Nice (surname) | Nice]] for holiday goods. E Liberty Street.~~

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~~Mrs. William [[Robertson (surname) | Robertson]], for boots and shoes.~~

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~~Harry [[McClarran (surname) | McClarran]] grocery store, W Liberty Street.~~

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Pianos and organs for sale at [[Odenkirk (surname) | Odenkirk]] and [[McClarran (surname) | McClarran]] dealers in high trade pianos and organs. Musical merchandise at 45 E Liberty Street, opposite the city hall.

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William [[Shibley (surname) | Shibley]], 22 E Liberty Street, jewelry store for watches, clocks and jewelry.

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The [[Boston Piano Co.]] is enjoying a fine holiday trade and began working nights to fill the orders. Supt. [[Chamberlain (surname) | Chamberlain]] this morning said that if the orders keep coming in, they will not be able to fill them all.

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WA [[Routson (surname) | Routson]] Jr., in Frick block, W Liberty Street for boots and shoes.

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Henry [[Mowiser (surname) | Mowiser]] will open a meat market in the old black room, corner of Walnut and W Liberty Streets.

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Overcoats for sale at [[Geiselman Clothing Co.]].

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A [[Shibley (surname) | Shibley]], 10 public square, jewelry store, silver and gold watches.

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WO [[Beebe (surname) | Beebe]], for dress goods, 2nd door from the square, 4 E Liberty Street.

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[[Harding and Co.]] hardware store, 1 door W of the courthouse.

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[[Buffalo One]] is your price clothing house, DL [[Freedlander (surname) | Freedlander]], W Liberty Street, 2 doors E of [[Zimmerman Drugstore]], W Liberty Street.

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[[Laubach and Boyd]] drugstore, SE side of the square.

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Henry[[Mowiser (surname) | Mowiser]] will open a meat market in the old Black corner, corner of Walnut and W Liberty Streets.

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Mrs. William [[Robertson (surname) | Robertson]] for boots and shoes.

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[[Smith and Brown]] have fitted up the old [[Wilhelm Blacksmith Shop]] on E Liberty Street and are now ready for business.

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Will [[Horns (surname) | Horns]] news depot, opposite the post office.

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CA [[Reider (surname) | Reider]], attorney office over [[Shibley Jewerly]] store.

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Ross W [[Funck (surname) | Funck]], over [[Harding and Co.]] hardware store.

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WF [[Kean (surname) | Kean]], office over [[McClarran Grocery]] store, W Libety Street.

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[[Johnson and Taylor]], rooms 1 and 2, D Nice block.

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[[McClure and Smyser]], office 6ME upstairs.

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EW [[Newkirk (surname) | Newkirk]], office over [[Quimby Shoe]] store, E Liberty Street in Emporium block.

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Dr. CA [[Lerch (surname) | Lerch]].

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Dr. John A [[Gann (surname) | Gann]], 111 N Market Street, 2 doors N of the Episcopal Church.

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Dr. HA [[Hart (surname) | Hart]], office and residence N Market Street, opposite the new Lutheran Church.

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Dr. [[Stoll (surname) | Stoll]] and Dr. [[Ryall (surname) | Ryall]], N Market Street, N of the county buildings.

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Dr. Richard [[Elson (surname) | Elson]], dentist office Downing block, NE side of the square.

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[[Clark Lumber]], office on W Henry Street between the Old German Church and the [[B and O]] freight yard.

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By Feb. 1, 1895, a strong horse for hauling lumber, age between 5-7 years, weight 1500-1700 pounds stand without hitching will be for sale. [[Clarks Lumber]] yard.

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Dr. SW [[Plant (surname) | Plant]], office over William [[Shibley (surname) | Shibley]] jewelry store- Friday and Saturday to examine eyes.

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Christmas goods at 5 and 10 cent store of [[Bryson (surname) | Bryson]] in the old [[Bissell]] room, corner NE side of the square.

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[[McClure and Hinton]], china, glassware and queensware at SW corner of the square.

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The [[Harry Photography Gallery]], opposite the [[Archer House]], E Liberty Street.

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WH [[Wiler (surname) | Wiler]] shoe store, W Liberty Street.

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Books and stationary at [[Zimmerman and Co.]], W Liaberty Street.

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Lumber firm new stock. [[Durstine Sliding Blind and Lumber Co.]], corner of Bever and Larwill Streets.

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George A [[Fisher (surname) | Fisher]], for granet monuments and tombstones, E South Street, opposite Frick and warehouse.

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[[Wooster Book Bindery]], Jos [[Fischer (surname) | Fischer]] in Frick block, W Liberty Street.

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JL [[Cooner (surname) | Cooner]]. After Jan. 1, 1895, my new moat car factory in [[Wooster, Ohio | Wooster]] will be permanently located there. I will want white ash timber for particulars. Call upon Andrew [[Branstetter (surname) | Branstetter]].

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D [[Nice (surname) | Nice]] for holiday goods. E Liberty Street.

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Mrs. William [[Robertson (surname) | Robertson]], for boots and shoes.

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Harry [[McClarran (surname) | McClarran]] grocery store, W Liberty Street.

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Pianos and organs for sale at [[Odenkirk (surname) | Odenkirk]] and [[McClarran (surname) | McClarran]] dealers in high trade pianos and organs. Musical merchandise at 45 E Liberty Street, opposite the city hall.

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William [[Shibley (surname) | Shibley]], 22 E Liberty Street, jewelry store for watches, clocks and jewelry.

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WA [[Routson (surname) | Routson]] Jr., in Frick block, W Liberty Street for boots and shoes.

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Overcoats for sale at [[Geiselman Clothing Co.]].

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WO [[Beebe (surname) | Beebe]], for dress goods, 2nd door from the square, 4 E Liberty Street.

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[[Buffalo One]] is your price clothing house, DL [[Freedlander (surname) | Freedlander]], W Liberty Street, 2 doors E of [[Zimmerman Drugstore]], W Liberty Street.

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Henry[[Mowiser (surname) | Mowiser]] will open a meat market in the old Black corner, corner of Walnut and W Liberty Streets.

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[[Smith and Brown]] have fitted up the old [[Wilhelm Blacksmith Shop]] on E Liberty Street and are now ready for business.

==Wooster Republican Dec. 26, 1894==

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Snow storm in window of [[Ellsperman (surname) | Ellsperman]] notion store attracts the attention of S Market Street people.

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Snow storm in window of [[Ellsperman (surname) | Ellsperman]] notion store attracts the attention of S Market Street people.

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