Republican Primary Election Scheduled in Athens County
The Athens County Republican Central Committee calls a primary for April 28, 1855, at usual county election places to nominate Recorder, Commissioner, and Infirmary Director, and elect a County Central Committee for the year. Supervisors and polling details are listed. voting is restricted to known Republicans.
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Ohio
J. P. Wood
North Precinct
Athens
L.m.jewett
South
B. F. Shamel
Alexander Township
J. H. Glazier
Ames
Burgess Work
Bern
J. O. Hill
Canaan
V. A. Caldwell
Carthage L
Woodworth
Milffeld Pre
Dover
Jas. D. Wallace
Chauncey
W.S
K. Hill
Floodwood
James Wolf
Howard
York
Trimble
Republican Central Committee
Athens County
Messenger and Journal to be delivered via Athens post office
Notice states that starting April 12 the carrier system will be discontinued and the Messenger delivered to town subscribers through the Athens post office. The change follows many complaints of papers not arriving or being stolen after delivery, with readers urged to call for their issues at the post office.
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Athens
Messenger
Journal and Herald
Rhode Island
United States
Chace
Walter B. Falloon
Emma Ll. Falloon
Frank L. Falloon
Lorain Falloon
Walter B
Emma Ot
Petersburg
Colorado
Maryann Falloon
James Falcoon
A. LD. Iss
Ohio
Athens County
Towit
High Street
Court Street
Joseph Dorr
M.P. Murphy
David Cornwell
George R. Walker
M. P. Murphy
George Falloon
Arthur Falloon
Albert Failloon
William B. Falloon
Emma L. Falloon
Marys Falloon
Maryann Falloo
Woop & Woop
Athers
Republicans claim big wins in Ohio elections
Delaware and Logan towns swung Republican as saloons faced local votes. Cincinnati and Columbus results showed a party sweep with Judge Pugh's reelection despite Democratic odds. The Senate urged a $100 per capita bounty to aid Civil War veterans and orphans. Matt Martin reelected justice of the peace, highlighting a rebuke to forgery proponents.
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Martin
The
Commercial Gazette
West
Trav
Committee On Military Affairs of
United States
Senate
Congress
Pugh
Columbus
Foraker
Franklin
Pickaway
Madison
Matt Martin
Justice of the Peace
Bradbury Nominated for Ohio Supreme Court by Republicans
The Republican State Convention should select a suitable candidate for the Ohio Supreme Court. The editor extols Judge Joseph P. Bradbury of Pomeroy, praising his legal attainments, judicial experience on common pleas, district and circuit courts, and his impartial, capable leadership. The piece urges support from Republicans across the state to elevate the bench with his nomination.
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Supreme Court
Ohio
Hocking
Ohio Valley
Bradbury
Farm horses and buggy gear for sale by WARREN Bros
The undersigned offer twelve head of farm horses aged three to twelve years for sale or trade. Also six seven seat double and three set of single buggy harnesses, eight saddles and bridles, three spring wagons and two road wagons. Apply at Livery Stable opposite Athens City Hall WARREN Bros.
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Athens City Hall
Warren Bros
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Hkeditor
W. F. Sorr
Sec’y
V.c. Bower
Delaware
Cincinnati
Logan
Allen O. Myers
Judge Pugh
Common Pleas
the Supreme Judgeship
Mary F. Warren
H. F. Warren
Canaan Township
Hocking River
Warren
Athens High School
Kate
Maggie Boyd
Elias Graham
Warren House
J. H. Winn
Miss Nettie Stout
Lodi
Chas. Hawk
Jos. Bishop
E. Butts
Cyrus Carsey
F. Ruth
F. Riley
D. Goldsborough
Carthage
Waldo Russell
Edward Campbell
James Elliott
W. O. Stout
Chas, Day
E. P. Glazier
Hall Foster
Uncle Hull
John McCune
Jobn Black
A. G. Brown
Edgar P. Jewsett
C. H. Grosvenor
Committee On
Laura P. Glazier
D. M. Vanhorn
Carthage Township
Athens Presbyterian Sunday School
J D. Brown
O. B. Sloan
Will. J. Hastings
J.D. Brown
KK. B. Skinner
Nellie van Vorbes
James Farrell
Potomac
Heaven
Athens Board of Education
Hutsinpiller
M. E. Church
Lancaster
Obwo
D. Zenner & CO
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Kaler, Palmer & McGrath
Coun Onia
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Curfman
Miton Patten
Yrepus Stout
Trete Eife Mtanffer
Wiese
Tenella
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