Physician and Surgeon with Office near Court
A physician and surgeon, TABI er Re. D., maintains an office in the second building west of the court. The notice outlines their location and professional designation.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1881
Page
4
A physician and surgeon, TABI er Re. D., maintains an office in the second building west of the court. The notice outlines their location and professional designation.
Mr Clement Hooper lies seriously ill at his residence in Alexander township. Holiday excursion rates on the M and C road for Dec 24 and Jan 1. Special reduction of rates on the Hocking Valley road during the season announced. Ed Kelley of Carthage township died of small-pox last week. W Hyde of Dover welcomed at the MESSENGER office Tuesday. B E Gorham of Amesville injured his hand at a saw mill. Visiting cards offered by the MESSENGER office.
The guide advises selecting a regular cone tree of suitable height for the parlor and trimming branches to enhance beauty. It suggests anchoring the tree in a heavy container such as a tub filled with brickbats or coal, covered with a striped afghan or fur robe, and using the base to display larger items like books or desks. Good taste in trimming is emphasized over overloading the tree with decorations.
Major Chas. Townsand and Capt. J.B. Allen joined a group of Thirtieth Ohio Infantry veterans in the Secretary of State's office at Columbus on select evenings to present Dr. J. B. Potter, former surgeon of the regiment, with a gold headed cane. The Thirtieth was largely recruited in Athens county and the gathering yielded a pleasant social reunion.
In Justice Constable's court on Friday Alex James of Trimble township, formerly a boot maker in Athens, was bound over to court in the sum of one hundred dollars to answer a charge of having recently stolen a coat and a lady's lacque from Mrs Jas A Miller's boarding house on West Union street. The circumstances were wholly circumstantial.
The discourse preached at the late funeral of Mrs Dr Lash by Rev D B Hutsinpiller is printed on the 3d page in abbreviated notes. It does not fully convey the impression of its eloquent delivery.
A newly projected line, the Columbus, Scioto and Hocking Valley railroad, appears to have collapsed as a receiver has been appointed. The enterprise had scarcely existed beyond paper, but the action indicates its practical demise.
Mr S Scott of Dayton has formed a nucleus for a public local library in Athens with citizens subscribing to the limit. Tonight at the Presbyterian church a meeting will elect officers adopt rules and organize the enterprise with ladies invited to participate.
Ladies from the Presbyterian and M E Churches arrange a reception at E R Lash residence on Monday evening January 2 1852. Athens citizens and neighbors are invited to express appreciation for the pastoral labors and social worth of Mr and Mrs J M Nourse.
Sabbath School scholars invite friends to a church social evening this Saturday. Admission is free and attendees are urged to come and see the planned entertainment for Sabbath School interests.
The Athens post office under Post master Kurtz closes another year with popularity among business men and the public for punctuality and accommodating service. The office is praised for consistently minimal complaints, with no similar office in the land noted for such stability.
Citizens are invited to a Mardi Gras Carnival at Athens City Hall Friday night next, December 30. Invitations are numerous and appointments for the grand affair are fully arranged, with strong confidence of a successful event.
An obituary from the Ashtabula Telegraph recalls Laura Hanna Top Ky as a refined young woman loved by many in Cleveland. It notes she died seeking the Savior, with funeral attendance and a floral tribute bearing her name, and she is laid to rest in her wedding gown, a somber reminder of happier times.
The Athens Encampment No. 175 elected officers for the ensuing quarter Tuesday night. Geo. R. Walker named C. P. E. R. Lash S. W. Chas. Minton J. W. Dr. G. L. Gorsline H. P. Sylvester Young T. E. J. Jones Scribe. Trustees Samuel Summers Geo. W. Ullom L. Friday.
A crowd gathered at the town for a District Court session but the hearing was postponed due to lack of a quorum with only Judges Knowles and Bradbury present.
County Treasurer Coe expresses gratification at taxpayers paying promptly. The grace period for due payments without penalty will likely end with this current week.
Physicians join visiting farmers in reporting rural roads in excruciable condition. Travel by wagon or carriage is often impracticable across most districts, with travel hindered by severe surface damage and washouts.
A reader suggests performing a generous deed within the days before Christmas that does not disrupt the writer too much while bringing happiness to a poor, care-worn soul through a simple act of goodwill.
Farmers we meet join in representing the growing wheat in vigorous condition and rarely looking more promising at this season of the year than it now does.
Frost items report school closures due to small pox no local cases and ongoing vaccination. Christmas tree committee named for Universalist church event. George Falloon plans a mill on Decatur township land. Guiteau trial drags, public hopes for fair punishment. John Lemmon increases sheep investments. Thanks to C. L. Kurtz for railroad and agriculture volumes. H. C. Henry and daughter visit Parkersburg. Local shops expand as A. W. Russell sells to W. E. McGee and F. M. Payne opens a new store with improvements by C. D. Smith.
A happy wedding took place the evening of the 18th in Kilvert village with Mr John H. Jackson marrying Maggie E. Rodgers. Rev. Geo Geiger of the U B Church officiated and guests enjoyed a plentiful repast afterward. The account invites others in the area to consider Rev Geiger for ceremonies.
An avalanche of useful articles at D Zenner and Co offers Christmas gifts combining utility with ornament at specially low figures.
A tour through the display by D Zenner Co shows a collection of attractive millinery articles. The exhibition promises a broad range of stylish hats and related accessories, highlighting the quality on display.
Colorful specimens of Colorado ores are attractively mounted and left for sale at Dorr's Drug Store. Call and see them.
Turkeys available at Brannon's Arcade Produce Exchange at one cent per round with ample supply. South End dealers reportedly off.
Holiday shoppers are urged to buy an attractive doll from Kurtz and Minears. The shop offers a wide range of doll representations and costs aimed at delighting little girls during the holidays.
A broad range of holiday toys is advertised at George R. Walkers, located opposite the courthouse, inviting shoppers to browse a varied inventory for seasonal gifts.
A holiday present idea suggests purchasing boots from Peter Kern's Bazaar. The article praises the Bazaar's renowned manufacturing department for producing handsomely shaped and neatly fitting footwear. It notes the Bazaar has never produced finer foot-wear.
Panic or not, D Zenner and Co offer remarkable blanket bargains in Athens as they run off a large stock of wool blankets at cost. The mild season is noted as a possible cause, with warnings that more amazing prices are in sight.
In Athens shoppers find a superior line of household articles at Pioneer Hardware Store run by Van Vorhes & Bartlett. Call and examine their stock for suitable Christmas presents.
White wool blankets offered at 4.00 with former price 7.00. 60 pairs 11 4 white blankets at 3.50, former price 6.00. 25 pairs 10 4 white blankets at 2.25, former price 4.00. All 12 4 Cashmere Blankets reduced one fourth from last week. Call early to select.
The confectionery line at the Little Red Front pleases children with a wide selection and appealing treats. Parents are urged to visit and supervise purchases accordingly.
The advertisement from D Zenner Co promotes extraordinary offers that remain in force and will be carried out until stock reductions are achieved before holidays. The firm aims to clear large inventories across multiple departments.
Shoppers are reminded they can obtain choice poultry at Bingham's at the lowest market prices. The advertisement emphasizes value and affordability for poultry buyers.
Christmas goods in endless variety are offered at the Grocery Store of John Graham located on State Street with prices stated as lowest possible.
Immense attractions in holiday goods at Dana and Kaler's. Prices as usual, always the lowest. Be sure to leave your order for Christmas Groceries at John Graham's the State Street Grocer.
The cheapest place in town to buy Christmas presents is Dana and Kaler's located in the Phoenix Block. The notice highlights affordable gift options for shoppers seeking value this season.
Fresh candies are sold in one to five pound packages for the walldags at Winger's with a note to leave your ov ers.
Wingers offers a select assortment of confections for the holiday season. The shop markets a refined collection of chocolates brittles and sweets suitable for gifting and personal treats. Shoppers are invited to browse the display and choose from varied assortments.
You can delight a female friend with fine toilet articles offered in attractive invoices at Carpenter Henderson's Central Drug Store. The display highlights gifting options for the holidays with a wide selection of personal care items.
Chewers and smokers will find the best selected stock of cigars and tobaccos at the little Red Front opposite the Court House, Athens.
Holiday shoppers alerted to Brannon's Produce Exchange offering turkeys at ten cents per pound. Limited stock available for the season.
Customers are urged to buy Christmas can dies at Winger's Little Red Front, advertised at the lowest city prices. The notice emphasizes affordable options for holiday crafts.
Harvey M Roach, opposite the Court House, runs a grocery, produce and confectionery line in a large market area. He advertises surprising cash prices for holiday shoppers and invites calls before making purchases.
Holiday shoppers are urged to visit Mr drew Uliom at the new business house beside the Masonic Building to view exclusive tie selections and take advantage of a limited offer.
Choice specimens of Colorado ores attract attention for holiday gifting. The display highlights varied mineral forms and potential collectors, with emphasis on quality and distinct coloration.
A selection of holiday confections offered by H Bingham features varied sweets and treats. Customers can expect a range of festive baked goods and candy assortments suitable for seasonal gifts and gatherings.
If any doubt remains that M. Selig & Co at the Grand Depot are selling out to quit business, go there and hear the reckless prices they ask for goods and be convinced.
Cash down will buy more groceries at H. Bingham's than at any other Grocery House in Athens. A fresh and choice supply includes sugars teas coffees spices canned fruits raisins citron and other fancy groceries. Prices guaranteed as low as Ohio retailers.
Earn one thousand five hundred dollars per year by working from home for E G Rideout and Co at 10 Barclay Street New York. Request the catalogue and full particulars to begin.
Grand display of new style jewelry at Kurtz and Minear's offered very cheap for the holidays. Shop now to see the latest designs and value.
A Messenger reader is invited to Dana & Kaler to find Asa Love’s home made candy or taffy as a Christmas gift. The shop promises pleasurable options for children and holiday shoppers alike.
M Selig & Co. offers 75 suits including Cassimere and Worsted at 8 1 2 dollars, first class working suits at 3 12, pantaloons from 55 cents to 3 dollars, with savings of 25 to 50 percent as they quit the business.
H. Bingham advertises a wide range of table produce offered at the best quality and the lowest prices.
From December 23 to 24 the Columbus Hockin Valley and Toledo Railway sells round trip tickets from all stations to all stations on their line at half fare. Tickets are valid for return until December 27. The reduction aims to encourage holiday visits along the line.
George R Walker's offers a superb line of gift books at the lowest prices, located opposite the courthouse for easy access and value.
The Marietta and Cincinnati Express Office sells coupon tickets to all East and Southeast points and to Northwest routes. Round trip land exploring tickets cover Kansas Nebraska Arkansas Texas cities such as Burlington Baxter Springs Council Grove Ft Worth Ellis Independence Kinsley Columbus Grand Island Lincoln Hot Springs Little Rock Dennison San Antonio Palestine Texarkana Waco valid thirty days. Also round trip excursion tickets to Oakland and Deer Park Maryland. F Scott at M and C Express Office Athens Ohio handles inquiries.
Mahlon Moore of our city unveils a meat curing machine now in use for a year. Farmers visiting hardware stores can see a device that saves time and salt or sugar, eliminates barrels, and cures a 30 to 40 pound ham in minutes. Retail price five dollars, usable year round.
Advertises Boreman's Sweet Vermifuge as a pleasant tasting remedy for children with worms. Claims children will eagerly take it and recommends dosing for all diseases suspected in kids.
Local ad invites readers to visit Dorr's Drug to view and compare attractive specimens of Colorado ores. The display emphasizes natural mineral beauty and invites public interest in geology.
Holiday shoppers find the widest selection of candies at Winger's Red Front a few doors south of the First National Bank.
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