Advertising Rates in The Messenger and Herald
The Messenger and Herald lists display ad rates and terms, noting threefold circulation over Enemigness Athens. Rates cover one column to four inches yearly, half and quarter columns, and other durations with contracts and position charges. Small notices, legal notices, and classifieds have per line or per square pricing. several named locals and staff changes follow.
John Ackley Dead in Mechanicsburg After Apoplexy
John Ackley died Friday evening at his home near Mechanicsburg after a period of seeming good health. Born May 31, 1825 in Washington County Pennsylvania, he studied at Ohio University and served as Athens County surveyor before lifelong surveying in this region. Known for humorous letters as Daddy Hague M D, he was a public servant on the state board of equalization for the 9th district. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon with burial in Haning Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Heavy Artillery
Portsmouth
G. A. R. Hall
Marshal Dean
Patrick McNulty
Marietta
Belpre
B. O. Higley
Chicago University
Hattie Lamb
Old Orchard Beach
Sea Side
Lena Smith
Columbus
Put-in-Bay
Cyrus Grant
Alice
Pomeroy
Higgins
Athens
Nell Kern
Lenore
Ross County
Marshall J. Williams
Ohio Supreme Court
Williams
James D. Brown
Pittsburg
Missenger
Heraup
Company
Ohio
St. Paul's
St. Paul’s Church
Athens Military Band
Mandolin Club
A. O. Sloane
O. B. Sloane
Jennie
J. B. Clayton
Flossie
Mr. Clayton
Meigs County
J. D. Brown
Bank of Athens
Bank of Deposit
Ncer and
Will Martin
Upton Miller
John Ackley
Mechanicsburg
Mr. Ackley
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Ohio University
Athens County
Daddy Hague
M. D
Ackley
State Board of Lequalization
Hocking
Fairfield
Haning
Obituary for John Smith and Henrietta Bryson in Ames County
Obituary records John Smith born January 16 1822 in Ames township Ohio died August 22 1805 at his home after fifty years of marriage to Rosalies. they had seven children, four surviving. Services at Amesville chapel on August 4 led by Rev G E Fisher. Also notes the death of Henrietta Davis Bryson born February 15 1814 in New York married Archibald Bryson October 1835, twelve children born, buried Hooper’s Ridge cemetery August 3 1895. services by Rev G E Fisher. Includes mournful verse and family tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Ames Township
Athéns County
Ohio
Ames Towship
Rosalies
Spirit Land
Henrietta Davis Bryson
Henrietta Davis
Washington County
New York
Archibald Bryson
M. FB
Thistle
Hooper's Ridge Cemetery
G. E. Fisher
Alleged Burglar Detained After Shaffer & Co. Store Burglary
James Wallace, about twenty, arrested behind Berry House by Sheriff Riley on suspicion of the Shaffer & Co. burglary. Joseph Heidler, age a youth, held as witness. Wallace remanded to county jail after Squire Rose demanded $500 bond for grand jury appearance. Evidence showed Wallace bought a glass cutter from Hibbard Hardware Co. and possessed burglary tools. Knight of Pythias warn against George Shaffer claimed fraud in Newark lodge 18. Described as 35, 5'8", pale, grizzled mustache, 160 pounds. robs members by borrowing money and sells spectacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wallace
Berry House
Riley
Shaffer & Co
Joseph Heidler
Wallace
Squire Rose
Squire
Hibbard Hardware Co
Orrville
Ohio
Knights of Pythias
K. of P's
George Shaffer
Lodge 18
Newark
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Readers
A warning against mercurial catarrh ointments urges avoiding preparations containing mercury. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, manufactured without mercury, taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. The ad urges buyers to ensure authenticity and mentions testimonials and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Nerve Vitalizer and local notices parade Morley area
Col E P Brooks and Rev Chapplier of Harrisonville paused here on a trip from Coolville camp meeting. Morley neighbors knew Charles A Jones near the village and feared for his heart condition. He improved after using Dr Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer bought from Nelson Pike's store, then praised the medicine. Wm Keil of St Paul credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy for recovery from a severe cold. A. DeWitt's Colic and Cholera Cure and DeWitt's products are marketed by Cline's Pharmacy. Ullom Hardware stores to be sold by assignee F E Gomerry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
E. P. Brooks
Rev. Chapplier
Harrisonville
Coolville
Morley
Mich
Chas. A. Jones
Dr. Wheeler
Nelson Pike
Cline
Chamberlain
St. Paul
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Henry Zenner
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John Hewitt
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Edith Smoot
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Flora Hedges
Ellen and
John Wood
Huntington
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Sheriff Boden
New Vienna
H. R. McVay
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D. Thompson
Baird, W. Va
Ethel Vorkes
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Earl Logan
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Ambrose Davis
Cincinnati
Hibbardsville
J. M. Allen
B. M. Switzer
Missouri
Jessie Falloon
Emphis
Tenn
Ighans Woodyard
J. M. Hickle
Lancaster
George Hickle
Nettie Weill
J. W. Baird
Sand Run
Alice Somers
Maud McGrath
Joe Byers
State Hospital
Will Brown
M. B. Brown Lumber Co
Cleveland
Wilson McKee
Mae Cochran
New York City
Hudson
W. Cookson
The
Struaitsville
Chas
O. Knapp
Zanesville
Walmer House
A. M. McCaughey
Eer Yersiary
Fultopham Academy
Fultonlham
W. Toonehill
Morgan County Democrat
Campbell
McConnelsville Lator
Jesse Davis
St. Plunkard Comedy Company
Davis
Massey
Guysville
Holderby
Bardian
Townsend
Burchfield
Lawler
Ft. Thomas
Zoological Gardens
the Messenger
HeEkaAvp
Teachers’ Institute
John Robbins
Tilford
Marquette
Pt. Pleasant
Roll S. Baker
Huntington, West Virginia
Mrs
Geo. W. Baker
Wm. Armitage
Mr. Cmy McLain
Nellie
Mr. McLain
Washington D. H
Charles 8. McDougal
J. C. Campbell
Messencen
New York Tribune
Franz Woodworth
John Gist
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Messrs. Hamilton and
Obetz
Ethel Sleeper
Will Hibbard
Solomon Jolngon
Frost
Grace Grosvenor
Il’. C. Leet
J. F. Reynolds
Nelsonville
Frank Beasley
Amesville
Carl Brown
Amy Herrold
Jessie Mansfield
Logan
Grace Davis
Bether Burns
Mary Allom
Messencer
Herato
D. Zenner & Co
Jesus
U.S
Ullom Hardware
F. E. Gomerry
DeWitt
Sam