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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1883

Page

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Burglaries Hit Stores in Coolville Tuesday Night

A string of burglaries in Coolville targeted A P Frame and J Cole & Co as well as Taylor and Sons drug store. Thieves pried doors and drilled safes stealing cash, a revolver, and tools from a local blacksmith shop. Authorities say the crimes show homegrown schemes by likely prep students in the thievery school.

Coolville Iville A. P. -Ame J. Cole & Co Taylor & Son Mr. Frame School of Thievery

Ground broken for new swellings on Union Street

Mr T Craig and Mr Frank Cornell break ground for a new house on Union street. The Jot oon they are building is described as one of the most eligible in Athens with a magnificent view of the Ching Valley to the south and west.

T. Craig Frank Cornell Union Street Athens Comands & Magnificent Ching Valley

Local Notices From Lena and Stewart Area

Populace reports show HJ Smith receives full vote in Stewart for treasurer Jabez Frost buys eighty acres from Zenos Frost Cyrus Jeffries returns from Kentucky with observations on land prices and social degeneracy Universalist church reorganizes Sabbath School E F Glazier elected Superintendent Nancy Linton begins second term of school Beebe birthday celebrated at home Frost Literary Society closes with valedictory remarks Beebe House cited as popular lodging Board of Education meets John Brooks adds goods Henry Matheny leads brass band 84th birthday party for Harvey Mitchell features rich gifts and respected pioneer status in Alexander township at Lena centered event notes with gifts listed

HJ. Smith Stewart Jabez Frost Big Run Zenos Frost Cyrus Jeffries Carthage Township Kentucky First Universalist Church of War E. F. Glazier Arabelle Smith Ithins Frost Literary Society Lusch C. Dean Nancy Linton Frost Board of Education Beebe Waldo P. Beebe Washington Association of Universalists Spruce Run Purch Cal James Mitchell John Brooks Thomas Virginia W. Haning L. F. Haning Gardner Robinson L. Mathews Gray Haning Dollie Brooks Rhoda Hamilton James Haning Ira Haning Jr G. W. Mitchell David Woodruff Eva Haning G. W. Dawson Cane Lena James E. Robinson Carrollton Miss W. H. Adair John Sands Chattanooga Crete Nebraska Young Robert Massey Fort Smith Ark Edwin P. Clark Western Union General Kekert Pittsburg Charles Redden Hall Boston Station Kentucky Central Muncie Ind Charles Rhoades Zech Tinsley Decatur Ala Lakes Jesse Campbell Red Cloud Ft. Wayne Carlisle Penn Chicago Mooney Moritz Stadleman Harrison Ft. Worth Texas New York Medical Society Oliver Wendell Holmes Joe Brady Frederick Cavandish Burke James Lorick J. W. Brown Columbia C. Brown Douglass Ottinger Erie Pennsylvania New York Philadelphia United States

Carbondale News and Local Doings Summary

Carbondale telegraph worker vies for a fast pace on a branch line. Charles Smith builds a stable for new roadsters. A model smoke house at the plant processes thousands of hams. Murray Snyder trains dogs in local headlines. Measles appear with no serious cases yet. Lewis Coster visits Lawrence county. Thomas Morgan nominated for Justice of the Peace. Perdew shaves his Burnside whiskers. Social dancing at Marion Dowler's. J. N. Hewitt fences Woodland with rail. Pulaski Hewitt and Ab Swaim travel to Washington Territory on March first. Weekly huckster trips resume with improved roads. An anonymous note ends.

B. & O. Telegraph Rewiver Chas. Smith Murray Snyder Ogs Nimrod Carbondale Arbondale Lewis Coster Lawrence County Thomas Morgan Daniel Hester Perdew Marion Dowler J. N. Hewitt Pulaski Hewitt Ab, Swaim Ila Walla Washington Territory Iver Nene Morr Anon

Walnut Street House Tops Cincinnati Hotel For Festival Visitors

The Dramatic Festival in Cincinnati beginning on the 30th draws a large visitor crowd. The Walnut Street House is highlighted as the premier first class hotel options with low rates and friendly service from George Davis and Clarence West, promising guests a home like experience.

Cincinnati Walnut Street House George Davis Clarence West

Seth Hart Harmar tonic advertised for reproduction and health

Dr Seth Hart promotes an invigorator tonic as a cure for spermatorrhea sterility impotency and a nerve and liver tonic. The remedy aids female diseases prolapsus and leucorrhoea with nervous debility and memory loss and is sold at the Harmar Dispensary Ohio in 8 ounce bottles for 2 dollars with express shipping. Confidential advice available.

Harmar Seth Hart

Summer Term At Albany Normal School Opens May 7

A ten week summer term starts May 7 in Albany Ohio with focus on common branches including U S History. Bookkeeping and higher branches offered if desired. Large attendance anticipated. rooms and boarding arranged. For terms contact Geo W Whaler A M Albany Lee P O Ohio.

Albany U.S Geo. W. Whaler A. M Lee P.O Ohio

Public sale near Guysville Ohio offers horses cows and sheep

The undersigned will offer at public sale at this residence one mile east of Guysville Ohio on Saturday April esth 1883 at 10 o clock a.m. 12 head of horses in good condition 4 head of Milch cows and 70 head of wethers A credit will be given on approved terms which will be made known on day of sale N O Warren April 19 1883 nol6 we

Guysville Ohio N.O. Warren

Pocketbook Lost on Ohio Central Train Between Oxford and Chauncey

Herbert Nye offers a liberal reward for the return of a lost pocket book found on the Ohio Central railroad train between Oxford and Chauncey containing a $20 bill and change.

Ohio Central Railroad Oxford Chauncey Herbert Nye

Courtyard dining and stable care at Edward's House

For a budget square meal in Athens contact Edward's House offering inexpensive meals and reliable stable services at reasonable rates.

Athens Edward

Earthquake in Cairo Illinois and many 19th century tragedies

A four second quake hits Cairo Illinois early Thursday. Reports from across states include hangings in Carrollton Mississippi and Fort Smith Arkansas for murders in 1851 and 1550, train accidents in Tennessee and Ohio, fires, drownings, and multiple deaths. Also notes on economics, strikes, and local curiosities from Crete Nebraska to Cincinnati.

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