April 14 1561 Messenger brief
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1881
Page
7
Remarkable Birth and Local News From Gallia County
A woman in Gallipolis gave birth to a second child last Sunday, a rare event in obstetrics. President M. M. Green of the road enjoyed Florida travel benefits. Major W. W. Peabody praised as genial rail executive. President Garfield favors strong nominations but won’t override Republican stands. Hon. Joseph Bradbury, Gallia leader, dies of heart disease. he was J. P. Bradbury’s uncle. The Messenger rebukes ill timed puffery over unpaid accounts in Athens county. Senator Carpenter buried with large Milwaukee turnout and impressive funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Annals of Obstetrics
Josefh Bradbury
Gallia County
Senate
J. P. Bradbury
Athens County
Legislature urged to finish business and adjourn
The speaker urges the Tuk Legislature to rush its work and adjourn promptly, noting that other states have already set the example and coin planting season approaches, suggesting legislators belong on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuk
Joan T Rich Elected to Congress in Seventh Michigan
Republican Joan T. Rich has won the Seventh Michigan district seat to replace O. D. Conger who moved to the Senate. Rich, former Speaker of Michigan’s last two House sessions and ex State Senator, is a prosperous farmer regarded for strong practical judgement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan T. Rich
Congress
Michigan
Hon
O. D. Conger
Senate
Mr. Rich
State Senate
Movement to unite Fusionists in Mississippi electors
A movement to unite the Republic ans Greenbackers and Independents in Mississippi opposes the Democrats in the state election. The President is said to support the effort and back it. Fusionists aim to place good men on the ticket to ease white fears of Negro domination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Girosvenor Faces Harsh Critique In Republican Paper
A Republican paper derides GIROSVENOR as a vocal showman whose rhetoric provokes the public. The piece laments his habit of stirring party factions and argues the MESSENGER will not echo his personal political ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girosvenor
Professor Sidney Snorr Improves Electric Lamp for Domestic Use
Professor Sidney H Snorr chair of Physics at Denver University announces a major improvement to the electric lamp after long research. A division of electric current is realized enabling the light for home use. Professor Short, an Ohio man, recently taught at Ohio State University in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney H. Snorr
Denver University
David H. Moore
Athens
Short
Ohio
State University At
Columbus
Man Dies After Prolonged Illness Near Hammondsport
Avery Wixam of Sullivan County New York lived in apparent health until a long period of illness. He slept for seven years, rose briefly to work, then returned to bed until his death at age 51. Dispatch from Goshen New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Wixam
Hammondsport
Sullivan County
New York
Seany
Goshen
Electric city lights amaze with moonlit reach
A new street lighting system in Ares lights a two and a half square mile area from two centers near Buchtel College. The glow awakens birds and makes a watch face readable from nearly a mile away. Officials praise light as a public boon while exploring its value for all. Governor Foster and state officials completed a census apportionment report. Republicans would hold a slim Senate edge and Democrats a fragile House edge in the new map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares
Buchtel College
Foster
Chas. Townsend
Ogilvee
Ohio
Senate
House
Republicans See Solid Gains in Ohio Municipal Elections
Statewide results generally satisfy Republicans and boost hopes for a fall victory. In Cleveland Dayton and Sandusky Republicans won decisively with Sandusky’s mayoral winner gaining 450 votes, a swing of over eleven hundred from the previous election, signaling improved Republican prospects across Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Dayton
Sandusky
Ohio
Conkling's Opposition to Robertson Port Appointment Fades
A canvass shows Senator Conkling facing defeat over President's nomination of Robertson as collector of the port of New York. He and allies seek concessions, but the President remains unmoved. Also noted is Dakota's destitution from floods cutting food supplies and a War Department order allowing public depots to sell army provisions at government prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Conkling
Robertson
New York
Dakota
Secretary-of-War
Protective tariff drives steel rail industry into six month orders
The article notes that Republican support for tariffs sustains the steel rail industry, with every mill busy and six months of orders in advance. It argues repeal would cause industry collapse and mentions a Baltimore convention of colored soldiers urging Congress to revise the Homestead law to grant lands to holders of war warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Colored Soldiers and Sailors
Baltimore
Congres
Appalling Mediterranean quake devastates Clio island scene
A London dispatch reports a devastating earthquake on the island of Clie in the Mediterranean. The town of Clio is reduced to ruins with many deaths and damaged buildings. Villages and towns nearby also lie in rubble as residents search for missing relatives amid fear and grief. In Chillicothe General Samuel H Hearst is elected mayor, promising reform and restoration of the city’s moral standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clie
London Journal
Clio
Oery
Menita
Monastir
Virinos
Philatia
Chillicothe
Samuel H. Hearst
Hurst
Liquor Amendment Fails in Senate After House Passage
The proposed constitutional liquor amendments passed the House but were defeated in the Senate amid party lines. The editorial argues Democratic Senators opposed testing the measure before the people and notes the Pond tax bill was reintroduced this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Senate
Senate deadlock and reform talks span three days adjournment
The three day adjournment from last Thursday did not ease party tensions when the Senate reconvened on Monday. Senators foresee the stalemate lasting under current rules and the presidential term, with Republican and Democratic leaders equally firm. Separate items report a Port Jervis woman swallowing teeth in 1869 and regrown sets, Cincinnati’s mayor promising Sunday liquor limits, and a large gold stock in the U S Treasury plus higher gold compared with England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
Graffield
Port Jervis
N. Y
New Hat Styles for Men and Boys at Dana’s Phoenix Block
Indecision over spring headgear ends as readers view the new hat styles for men and boys at John P. Dana's in the Phoenix Block. The notice also invites shoppers to inspect the $5 suits at the Grand Depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Dana
Phoenix Block
Kid Gloves Shine Atzenner & Co New Invoices
Fine attractions in Kid Gloves are showcased in the new large in voices style from top manufacturers just received at D. Zenner & Co. The range offers various shades in latest fashion for patrons seeking quality and variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Zenner & Co
Grand Depot Offers Invoices of Spring Hats at Zenner Co
The Grand Depot displays new Spring Hats for men and boys at D Zenner Co with a wide selection of shapes and materials at very affordable prices. Peter Kern’s Bazaar invites orders for fashionable custom boots or shoes to ensure perfect fit and style. Zenner also features ladies silk ties and scarves among this season’s attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Zenner & Co’s
Peter Kern
Athens
J Cole & Co Announces Ready Pay Shift in April 1881
J Cole & Co Coolville Ohio announces an important business change to begin April 1 1881 adopting a strict ready pay policy. The firm asks customers to settle all debts as books will be closed and promises reduced prices to favor paying in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cole & CO
Coolville, O
Experienced garden er wanted in Athens enclosure
An experienced and efficient garden er is sought to cultivate a large fertile garden enclosure on the shores near Athens during the upcoming season. Apply at the MEs SENGER office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Messenger
Testimonial for Gorslene's Catarrh Cure from Athens client
Henry O Blenneiss & Co. of Athens, Ohio publish a testimonial from C. Floorer praising Gorslene's Catarrh Cure. He claims full, lasting relief from catarrh and would not trade the cure for any sum. Dated July 29, 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry O
Dr Isaac Scott Liver Pills Adverts
An 1880 advertisement promotes Dr Isaac Scotts Celebrated Liver Pills as a cure for liver complaints and bilious diseases. It claims the pills are safe for women and children, operate pleasantly without pain, and urges a trial. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Scott
Hire Agents and Canvassers for Knk Rideout & Co
Advertises $25 to $50 weekly earnings selling goods for Kk Rideout & Co at 10 Barclay St New York. Requests readers to send for catalogue and terms. Also offers property sale on Court Street Athens near Market House, with contact Mrs H T Hoyt or H T Brown for terms. Includes endorsements for R Seth Hart's Croup Syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kk. Gr. Rideout & Co
Barclay St
New York
Court Street
Market House
Court House
Athens
H. T. Hoyt
H. T. Brown
Chas. H, Hoyt
R. Seth Hart
James D. Brown
Bank of Athens
G. W. Baker
David H. Moore
J. L. Kewminger
W. W. Kurtz
P. M
T. H. Sheldon
1St National Bank
Notice for liquidation of late firm F. Ed. Waterman & Co
Those knowing themselves indebted to the late firm of F. Ed. Waterman & Co. should come forward and seize at once. The undersigned alone are authorized to receive money due the late firm. Carpenter & Henderson. Feb. 16, 1881. For sale at the Athens Gas Works a liberal discount to builders and dealers. For terms address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ed. Waterman &O
Carpenter & Henderson
Athens Gas Works
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Messenger
C. Hk. M. Jannin
SS. Baditeor
M. M. Green
H. V. Road
Florida
Ohio State Journal
W. W. Peabody
Ohio & Mississippi Road
Garfield
Senator Carpenter
Forest Home Cemetery
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
SK One.e BA
Feat
Cincinnati
National Treasury
Bank of England
Grand Depot
Gardener
Pontinea
Ray To
South America
Joseph T. Inman
New York City
Ly—S. H
Heriff’s
Albert Vorhes
Chas. Lee
Order of Sale
Athens County Court of Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas
Ublec
Towit
Lee
County of
Ohio Company
Samuel Martin
Susanah Wilson
Tim. B. Warden
Woop
Priffs Atty’s
Addleman
A. Ll. Roach’s
Times
Wilson M. Patterson
Charles J. Hess Et al
of Sale
Athens County Common Pleas
N.L
Sherif
Rh. A. Constable
Piuff
W H.H. Minton
OD & Wood
Attorneys AT Law
Onto
First National Bank
Chas, Townsend
D. L
Sleeper
Own & Sleeper
LAW
Welch & Welch
Undeed
Supreme
U.S
Jos Welch
Welch
Ani
D. Dyson. Hoyt
Ohi
A. R. Waltz
Main St
Stogies
Climax
Old Crow
Cable Coil
Durham
New Moon
Lorillard’s
KF Lyre
Kurtz & Norris
Per Bolt
Sei
Hlowe
J.P. Woop
BR. Sa@eLpon
RIFG
MP Sengcer
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