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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1881
Page
6
Athens area notes and local election update
A roundup from Athens and Nelsonville records rural life events. Notables include Mrs Easter Frost's illness, J C Parker's health, T F Davis reappointed to Athens Asylum trustee, Will Jones resigning as druggist. Dr Stillman fills post. Burglary suspect Raymond McMasters jailed. police traced theft via gloves and missing fingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Davis
Marietta
Athens Asylum
John Freer
Nelsonville
Krieg
Burglary at Stewart Store Prompt Leads to Suspects
Thieves burglarized the Stewart village store in Rome township after midnight, stealing pocket cutlery and clothing. A hat left behind被 linked to two tramps seen earlier. Sheriff Warden traced suspects to Clarksburg and captured them by telegraph, with stolen goods found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velvenville
Raymond McMasters
Esquire Buckley's Court
Nelsonville
Bethel Bro’s
Alexander Beatty
McMasters
Stewart
Rome Township
Warden
Parkersburg
Clarksburg
WI. Va
Athens
County Commissioners name Trustees for Children's Home
The Board selects A. W. 8. Minear for three years Augustus Norton for two years and John Boden of Waterloo for one year as Trustees. The appointees bring strong character public spirit and business standing to back a refuge for friendless children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
A. W
Minear
Augustus Norton
John Boden
Waterloo
Manhood Lecture At University Chapel Captivates Audience
President W H Scott delivered a free course lecture on Manhood in the university chapel drawing a large crowd. The talk showcased his analytic prowess and was praised as one of the best of the series. The report defends Charles C Ellis against desertion claims, noting his absence while seeking work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnet
Texas
G. Dorr
Utah
Thos. F. Day
American Fork
W. H. Scott
Missenack
New England
Chas. C. Ellis
Farmers in Athens County Urge Sheep Rearing Benefits
A well known Athens County farmer argues that if agriculturists fully value the land benefits of sheep they would raise more of them. He notes that sheep feeding promotes new sweet grasses and weed destruction across fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Street Workner Peter Finster wald Leads Cleanup Brigade
Street Commissioner Peter Finsterwald’s shovel and scraper brigade began the week tackling winter filth on local streets. The effort, though large, succeeded and Main Street presents a cleaned, agreeable face. The annual meeting of the Columbus and Hecking Valley Railroad Company was held Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Finsterwald
Main Street
The
Columbus and Hecking Valley Railroad Company
Willitt Lecture At City Hall Promises High Interest
Rev A A Willitt D D lectures Friday evening at City Hall with proceeds aiding the free lecture fund at the University chapel. Citizens are urged to buy reserved seats for 25 cents at Kurtz and Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Willitt
D.D
City Hall
University Chapel
Kurtz & Norris
Prominent Ohio Men Arrive in Kentucky for Stock and Land Deal
Ex-Sheriff Warren Ex-Auditor Minear and G B Linscott of Athens Ohio visit Nicholasville to pursue stock purchases and a large tract of blue grass land. Their arrival stirs stock and real estate circles as Major Beaton hosts them. In Athens County, William Burley’s bid for a new trial fails in the Supreme Court. he faces execution for aiding burglary, leaving executive clemency as the last option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholasville
Enquirer
Warren
Minear
G. 8
Linscott
Athens
Ohio
Major Beaton
William Burley
Athens Woman Complains of Hen Nests Been Robbed
A Athens resident writes to the MESSENGER noting juveniles raid her hens nests around Easter. The paper doubts printed counsel would reach the readers since the offenders likely do not read the MESSENGER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Messenger
Ohio Central Railroad extends main line toward Oxford Chillicothe excursion planned
Active operations continue as the Ohio Central Railroad extends its main line seven to eight miles down Sunday Creek Valley toward Oxford in Trimble township. A switch seven to eight miles long is being built up Sunday Creek to Buckingham in Perry county. An excursion to Chillicothe is announced for May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Central Railroad Company
Sunday Creek
Oxford
Trimble Township
Buckingham
Perry County
Spring Election Officers Elected in Several Townships
In Monday's April 4 vote, Lee Trustees E Graham J N Patterson and H S V Knowlton Clerk Will Cline Assessor FE C Moler Treasurer A C Dailey Constables Homer Bell and Simon Harrold were elected. Alexander Trustees Robert Buchanan Daniel Drake and B Blake Assessor R S Dent Clerk R M Patterson Treasurer J F Biddle Constables Jas Johnson Geo W Hooper Jap Murphey Justice W R Northrop Dover Trustees Silas H Stevenson Joel Sanders Samuel Augustine Clerk John Mourn Treasurer George H Smith Assessor Orman G Birge Constables Augustus Russell Benj Stalder Wilson Morris Trimble Trustees W H Pugh J H Jones Wm Biddison Treasurer S J Danford Clerk C F Kempton Assessor James Mason Constables A Biddison A C Andrews Justice J N Sands Special Trustees J A Campbell J T Hope J L Wyatt Special Treasurer Geo W Russell Yorke Trustees A H Carnes Jas Six A H Wells Treasurer John C Parker Clerk J R Hickman Assessor Webb W Poston Constables W A Worley Albert Potter John W Clark Romr Trustees J W Murphy J W Johnson Amos Patterson Clerk L N Fowler Treasurer H J Smith Assessor C G Tucker Justice Dr King
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
E. Graham
J. N. Patterson
V. Knowlton
Will Cline
C. Moler
A. C. Dailey
Homer Bell
Simon Harrold
Alexander
Robert Buchanan
Daniel Drake
B Blake
R. S. Dent
R. M. Patterson
J. F. Biddle
Jas. Johnson
Geo. W. Hooper
Jap. Murphey
W. R. Northrop
Dover
Silas H. Stephenson
Joel Sanders
Samuel Augustine
John Mourn
George H. Smith
Orman G. Birge
Augustus Russell
Benj. Stalder
Wilson Morris
Trimble
W. H. Pugh
J. H. Jones
Wm. Biddison
S. J. Danford
C.F. Kempton
James Mason
A. Biddison
A. C. Andrews
J. N. Sands
J. A. Campbell
J. T. Hope
J. Ll. Wyatt
Geo. W. Russell
Yorke
A. H. Carnes
Jas. Six
A. H. Wells
John C. Parker
J. R. Hickman
Webb W. Poston
W. A. Worley
Albert Potter
John W. Clark
Romr
J. W. Murphy
J. W. Johnson
Amos Patterson
L. N. Fowler
H. J. Smith
C.G. Tucker
Dr. King
Moore Bill on Old Line Road Abandonment Advances
The bill from Representative Moore to abandon the Old Line of the M and C road between Big Run and Marietta was sent back from the Senate Judiciary Committee with indefinite postponement. Debate featured Mr Pond in support and Mr Entrekin in opposition as remonstrances from Vinton Clinton Ross Jackson and Scioto counties were presented. The measure was postponed again amid further contest and a final 14 to 0 vote to indefinitely postpone, marking its uncertain fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Big Run
Marietta
Senate Judiciary Committee
Pond
Entreking
Vinton
Clinton
Ross
Jackson
Scioto
Entrekin
Senate
Uccess
Pemdomg Puestiem
Wee
Reese
Quiet section honors and town notices collection
The text notes the quiet transfer of honors by successful candidates and a town-house trustees meeting on the 9th. Mrs. H. Bean returns from New Lexington due to her daughter Mrs. Wickham’s illness, now recovering. Mrs. Stalder visits from Guysville. the mite society meets at Charley Warren’s with good turnout despite poor roads. Miss Zoa Mussleman visits Guysville. Mr. Cole moves near the bridge to Happy Hollow. Ace Sutton moves into the home vacated by SUNFLOWER C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bean
New Lexington
Wickham
Stalder
Guysville
D. B. Webster
Mite Society of the 7Th
Frost Items Update on Local Ventures and Departures
Mr Joseph Linton returned from Parkersburg with a new portable engine and will prepare it for use. William Winters plans a store building adjacent to his home, with Ed Finley contracted to erect it. Dr P T Busch stops Miami trips to have Edward and Lewis Petty erect a dwelling by the Universalist church. Matt Welch travels to Glasgow Kansas to join Noah then to Colorado for stock business. W S Crippen to start west soon on a prospecting tour. Election majorities blamed on heavy lead pencil use at polls, described as plentiful as flies around a molasses barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Linton
Parkersburg
W. Va
Wm. Winters
Cutler
Ed Finley
P. T. Busch
Miami
Edward
Lewis Petty
Universalist Church
Matt Welch
Glasgow
Kansas
Noah
Colorado
W. S. Crippen
Knights of Cincinnati to march in Ohio grand drill
On Sunday May 1 the ML and C R R runs a special Athens to Chillicothe train with stops for the Catholic Knights event. About 1000 uniformed Knights from Cincinnati Dayton Indiana and Kentucky join the Grand Prize Drill at the Chillicothe Fair Grounds. Return from Chillicothe at 6 pm with fare 1.50 for round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Chillicothe
Knights of Cincinnati
Dayton
Indiana
Kentucky
Fair Grounds
Ohio
Zenner Shoes Offer Deep Discounts in Athens Closing Sale
Auctioneers announce D. Zenner & Co. closing out its shoe store with bold price cuts. Goods from top manufacturers are sold at sacrifice as the firm plans to wind up business as soon as practicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Zenner & Co
Athens
D. Zenner &Co
Silks and Ron Tie in Curious Onlook to Green Lime Scheme
A cryptic note describes Silks and Ron as central figures in a tense situation involving baddies and a green lime scheme. The fragment hints at a tension over an initiation or arrangement but readable details are limited.
Impractical Carpet Bargains at D Zenner & Co Athens
Immensely gratifying bargains in carpet grades and goods offered by D Zenner and Co. The house has enlarged invoices this spring and now presents a wider range of chemrese of carpets and OH loths for floor and stair with many new styles to suit any taste in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Zenner and Co
Athens
Elegant Shades to Kid Gloves From John P Dana's
Fashion note lists elegant shades and kid gloves available at John P Dana's shop. The brief highlights late style accessories and the retailer offering refined leather goods for customers seeking stylish additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Dana
Grand Depot hosts Spring Hate fashion event for gentlemen
The Grand Depot stages a spring fashion showcase titled Spring Hate featuring gentlemen models. Designers unveil novel tie selections as part of a formal event and public viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Depot
Black Walnut Table Legs Wanted Immediately
J PLEUKHARP & CO seeks black walnut table legs and offers prompt payment. Address Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pleukharp & CO
Columbus
Bargains in Clothing At Zenner Co Department
Those seeking best bargains in ready made clothing for men and boys should visit the Clothing Department of D. Zenner & Co. Where any material style and size in suits or single garments can be found at prices moderately above prime cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Zenner & Co
Harvey Roach's Keeps Low Prices at Main Street Store
Affairs at Harvey Roachi s. Harvey Roach s official elevation will not interrupt the active current of affairs at his wall known grocery house on Main street opposite the court house where everything in his line stands fresh and can be had at the lowest prices with country produce solid at the highest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Tailored Excellence at the Grand Depot Suits
A feature on custom made suits at the Grand Depot highlights craftsmanship and selection. Tailors discuss fabric, fit, and the appeal of bespoke wardrobes for discerning customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Depot
For Sale or Rent of 169 Acres Coal Land at Waterloo Township
For Sale or Rent the privilege of mining the coal and razing the land or either of 169 acres of coal land in Waterloo township at King's Switch. Address Frederick Jaeger Columbus Ohio April 14 1881.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Township
King’s Switch
Frederick Jaeger
Columbus
Ohio
Attractive Hats and Bonnets At Zenner Co Millinery
The millinery department at D. Zenner & Co displays a wide variety of hat and bonnet shapes for the season. Ladies are urged to visit early to view the novelty assortment and make selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Zenner & Co’s
Wanted A first class man for Agent for Athens county
Advertises a sales agent position for a life insurance company in Cincinnati. Seeks an active intelligent reliable man for Athens county with liberal terms. Address Cowen and Robinson Hammond Building Cincinnati Ohio nl5 w2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Cowen & Robinson Hammond Building
Cincinnati
Staley Bros Lease Signals Enduring Athens Mercantile Role
The Boot and Shoe firm of Staley Bros in Athens has leased a room for years at the Blackstone building on Main Street. This week they are receiving a large and varied influx of new style goods for their line, indicating a solid local foothold in mercantile commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Laird and
Josten
East State Street
Stuart’s Opera House
Nelsonville
Staley Bros
Athens
Blackstone
Main Street
Grand Depot Sells $2 Cashmere Pants
A listing notes cashmere pants priced at two dollars at the Grand Depot. The compact item line emphasizes value and availability within the store's apparel section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Depot
Births at Logan Ohio and Willow Creek Ohio
At Logan Ohio on Saturday April ? 1881 a daughter was born to Dr and Mrs Eber C DeSteigner late of Athens The Fulton family of Willow Creek Canaan township welcomed a daughter on Friday April 8 1881 to William and Rosa Fulton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easter Frost
Lodi Township
Southeastern Ohio ‘Teachers’ Association
Logan
Desteigter
Logan, O
Eber C. DeSteigner
Athens
Fulton
Yidey Ape
Rosa Fulton
Willow Creek
Canaan Township
Ring Foster Wedding in Athens 1881
William Ring and Flora Foster were married at the bride’s parents home in Athens on Wednesday evening April 1881 at 8 o’clock by Rev. Jas. M. Nourse. Friends wish the couple lasting nuptial happiness.
Death Notice Rosa Wiley 19 at Athens Ohio April 7 1581
Miss Rosa Wiley died at her mother’s residence near the Hocking Valley in Athens after a lingering consumption illness. She was 19 years and 11 months old. Funeral discourse by Rev. S. M. Smothers at the Athens colored Baptist Church on Saturday afternoon the 9th inst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Chase Gracevenor
Charles H. Gosvenor
Swansey
Mass
Peter Grosvenor
Ohio
Tsis
Rome
New England
Athens
M. E. Church
Annie Bennett
Ames Township
Athens County
Smith
Barnard Bennett
Fragmented OCR Note on Kodtos and Wika Seutt Names
Fragmented text references the Kodtos and Miewascee Pte and Wika Seutt with unclear context. Readable fragments mention a person or group and possible location or event but details remain obscured and uncertain.
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GHIG
J. C. Parker
Will. S. Jones
Stillman
Portsmouth
Presbyterian Church
Jas. M. Nourse
Gallipolis
James C. Bower
T. M.D. Pilcher
Wesley
John Haislet
Canaan
Roth’s
New Buchtel Iron Company
Floodwood
McArthur
Columbus and Hocking Valley Railroad Company
Isso
Ohio University
Supreme Court
Rudolph Desteigner
Welch
Board of Trustees
University
New Forth
Chas. Townsend
House
Chas. L. Kurtz
Carlisle and Pond
Geo. W. Boyce
Maj. Townsend
H. Bright
FE. S. Cox
Bellaire
Geo. R. Rosseter
Marietta College
H. B. Scott
Middleport
T. C. Flanegin
Pomeroy
Association
D. F. de Wolf
Republic
H. A. Maxon
Rowena P. Cooke
Prin. M. R. Andrews
Leon Persvenn
Hattie Lamb
Ella Seipel
Ohio Street
J. L. Hatfield
Logan M. EF
Sue R. Weidman
Chas, Townsend
Chas
L. Kurtz
Sam Grosvenor
Ann C. Grosvenor
Mary A
Josephine Currier
Dan. A. Grosvenor
Washington City
Ella Vanatta
Ada Walker
Malcom Jennings
Civil Engineer
A. W.S. Minear
Ames
Capt
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Lexingston
H. H. Fuller
Licking County
G. L. Gorslene
Fort Gibson
Jas. D. Brown
Arkansas Hot Springs
Mrs. B
R. L. Hooper
Alexander Township
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P.M
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Zenner & Om
Maksh Ai
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