Washington Letter and Iowa death noted in Messenger
The Messenger reports on Washington politics including the Star route trial and President's Message with tax-reduction hopes. It also notes the death of Louisa Deterly Miller in Des Moines, and a golden wedding celebration for Mr. and Mrs. John Gossage in Stewart with attendees and gifts.
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Iowa State Leader
Des Moines
IL. N. Webster
Ohio
Nebraska
Marietta
Amos Miller
Athens
Warren Gossage
Stewart
John Gossage
Reuben Sears
J. P
Burai Dale
Muskingum County
Big Run
Mrs
Townsend Delivers Thanksgiving Address to Prisoners
The Columbus Sunday Herald reports Hon. Chas Townsend before penitentiary inmates. Maj. Chas Townsend, Secretary of State, emphasizes human abilities and the duty to uphold sovereignty to avoid grave miseries from law violations.
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Columbus Sunday Herald
Chas. Townsend
Golden for Boys and Girls juvenile publication promoted
The article notes local residents subscribing to the Philadelphia published juvenile work Golden for Boys and Girls by James Iverson. It emphasizes its illustrated, handsome printing and aim to fascinate, instruct, and edify youths of all maturities. Price listed: 15 cents to James Iverson, Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
James Iverson
Zanesville Business College Opens Winter Term
The winter term at the Zanesville Business College opens January 1, 1883. Young men seeking a solid business course will find the college first-class in every respect. For circulars address Chaquill and Parsons, Zanesville, Ohio.
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Zanesville Business College
Chaquill & Parsons
Zanesville
Highest Style of Art Promises Holiday Photographs
E F Grahams Photograph Gallery invites customers to choose holiday pictures crafted in the highest style of the art, emphasizing superior finish and refined presentation.
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E. F. Graham
Advertising Notice for Cincinnati News Subscriptions
Local agent A C Sloan promotes subscription to the popular Cincinnati News daily, described as the West’s most patronized news journal.
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Cincinnati News
West
A. C. Sloan
Ag’t
Global toy hubs cited for holiday gifts in Kurtz & Minear feature
A Kurtz & Minear’s year end notice highlights import sources for toys and novelty items. Germany supplies dolls and fancy goods from Berlin Vienna and Nuremberg Sonenb erg while Thuringia and Paris provide fine china sets and mechanical toys. London Birmingham and other centers supply shell and pearl ornaments and dolls. The piece argues holiday demand drives trade.
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Kurtz & Minear
Germany
Berlin
Vienna
Nuremberg
Sonenberg
Thuringia
Paris
Gay
London
Birmingham
Kurtz & Minear’s
Fine display of candies at Charlie Winger's store
Gratified attention is attracted to a fine display of plain and fancy candies of many varieties at Charlie Winger's Little Red Front on Main street opposite the Court House. The same quality candy can be bought cheaper than any place else in Athens, a reminder for holiday shoppers.
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Charlie Winger
Red Front
Main Street
Court House
Athens
Local Daily News Listings at Dana & Ellers
Advertisements promote two cent copies of the Cincinnati News at A. O. Sloan's Cigar shop and praise the Bent Overcoat for value. Dana & Ealers invite readers to visit their new quarters to see the selection and price.
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Cincinnati News
A. O. Sloan
Bent Daily News Journal
Dana & Ealers
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