Athens Messenger and Herald Printings Company subscription cut
The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Company lowers annual subscription to 3.00 within Athens County and 3.25 outside, with arrears clarified and advance rates for new county subscribers by January 1897. The paper, Republican organ since 1824, urges prompt payment and notes cost reductions of 49 percent. Governor Bradley’s potential extra session and local agricultural remarks are also mentioned, plus attendance details and delinquencies.
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Washington Letter Recounts Inaugural Plans and Cuba Debate
Washington Letter notes two week hearings in the Ways and Means Committee on a tariff bill with debate over spirite wines and beverages. It highlights inauguration preparations, donations for a fund, and plans for the ball at the pension building, while outlining Republican caution on Cuba policy and criticisms of Representative Money’s Cuba trip.
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D.C
Washington
Francis
R. B. Hayes Club
Major McKinley
Ohio
Cuba
Money
Mississippi
Gen. Wesler
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Gen. Weyer
Congress
House Committee
Council
Lee
Olney
Wenerd
Culk
Solhers
Local Market Notes and Advertisements Report
Fragmented text details an local market ad with prices and items for sale. Mentions wholesale or retail context, a price reference and a free sample offer. Includes names or entities likely shop or seller initials, with unclear locations and dates. The readable portion suggests routine commercial notices typical of a small town newspaper page.
County News From Pomeroy Area Holiday Gatherings
Christmas week brought family visits across the region. Residents note guests from Athens Marietta and Parkersburg, with gatherings at homes of the Pilcher, Bean, and Graham families. Church programs and winter skating seasons anchor the community, as do reunions in Guysville and nearby towns.
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Reberk Poswn
Gnysy
Slater
Gard
Marietta
Tuys
TL. Bean
Hol. Bean
Guesville
Owen Ailey
Ese
Malbirt
Wickham
Athens
Plessie Linscott
Edna Brown
Lew Brown
Alatt Graham
Dleigs County
Guy Baird
Chas. Hammond
Gursville
Maggie
Joyce
John
Berbert Graham
Beaml L. Poston
Will Watkins
AL B Linscott
Jesse Warren
Avent Webster
A. Baird
W. W. Burch
Byers Tunetion
B. Haskinson
Highland County
Lillian Sonner
A. Bean
Madison County
Thos. Copeland
Big Run
F. N. Pilcher
Guysville
Chassadleen
Indianapolis
Indiana
C. Ham
Sam Walden
A. B. White
Christa
Rot
Pomeroy
J.T. Morris
Will Hammon
Sade ‘Damon
Parkersburg
Alice Davis
Hamden
Edison Bailey
Pome- Yay
Dr. Lyons
Ravenswood
Albany church and community notes and arrivals
In Albany area news, visitors from Glouster include Stella McKinstry with children and Pearl Andrews with her daughter. Reverend Long hosts a meeting at Bower's schoolhouse, promising an early New Year gathering with evangelist J. L. Morey from Hillsdale. Henry Robinson, recently moved to West Virginia, plans to relocate his family here. A temporary change shifts PLS. EL between local churches to Sunday afternoons with plans for a special program. Moler suffers a serious accident returning from Christie entertainment, while Christmas events were described as a pleasant success.
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Glouster
Stella McKinstry
Pearl Andrews
Pa, Bartley
Jacob Vrossen
Long
Bower's
Albany Church
Evangelist J. L. Morey
Hillsdale
Michigan
Henry Robinson
West Virginia
Ryle
Moler
Civ Christie Entertainment
Arciel Dent
Abby
Agua
Delinquent Tax Sale of January 1897 Mentioned
A fragment discusses the January 1897 delinquent tax sale with references to national and state banks, outstanding payments, and deposits. Names appear garbled but imply banks and deposit codes affecting tax sale.
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Lass Nations Bank
Leon Tsca Ros Paaiik
Ana Ne Rire
Old Athens County Survey Notes And Probate Ledger Fragments
A garbled record from Athens Ohio includes notes on magnetic needle declination dated 1495 and 1806, followed by probate court notices listing final accounts guardianships and executors. The document aggregates surveyor Hibbard notes and numerous estate settlements with dates and names scattered throughout.
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Athens
Ohto
Ohio
Athens County
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Ghie Fur
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Mith Saminivtrator
Elizane A. Smith
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Andrew W. Ulem
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Elizabeth Stewart
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Rekes Tinal
Samuel Woolman
Jonas Woolas
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Mary Cae
Aecount
Mudalps de Steiner
Will
Carpenter
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