Local notices from Hocking to Perry counties report deaths and church revivals
Obituaries note Jacob Wyran of Haydenville and Mother Bright of Logan. Revivals continue in Logan with 122 on probation and 100 professing. County items mention Ironton building, mills starting, and a 12 dollar verdict in Adair Law trials. Other reports cover Chillicothe fever, Perry fire losses, and public notices across several Ohio counties.
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Logan Republican
the Sentinel
Hocking County
Samuel Hansel
Hodge
Logan
Athens
Lawrence County
Adair
Belfont
Lawrence
Death of Judge Daniel Martin of Xenia
The Xenia Green County Common Pleas judge Daniel Martin died at his residence after a long illness. He served fourteen years as judge and was honored for integrity and Christian character. Over two thousand citizens attended his funeral, showing his broad esteem. He was eighty-two years old. Col Steele of Lancaster surveyed rare copper coins for the Lancaster Silver Mining Company as it planned a Nevada purchase. Fairfield legends say lucky travelers carry odd copper coins to ward off witches.
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Jackson Literary Association
Jackson County
Jackson
Moore
Isham House
A. B. Monahan
Berlin
Sylvester
Ohio
Congress
Treasury
United States
National Congress
Corwin
Shellabarger
Alexander Hamilton
Tom Corwin
A. G. Riddle
America
Commonwealth
Ewing
Senate
Thomas Ewing
Daniel Webster
Judge Swayne
Supreme Court
Balman P. Chase
Chase
Martin
Daniel Martin
Xenia
Green
Con. Steele
Lancaster
Lancaster Silver Mining Company
Nevada
Fairfield
Far West
Hocking Sentinel
Oldest Methodist minister in America nearing 100
The venerable Father Boehm, based in Jersey City, is the eldest Methodist minister in the country and will turn 100 next May. He attended the first General Conference of American Methodists, once outpaced by younger colleagues, yet remains in excellent health and high spirits. He read the entire Book of Revelations on Christmas day. The last update notes the Old Testament Revisionists were at 2 Samuel chapter nineteen.
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Presbyterian Church
Ironton
Washington
Davis
Byers
Washington Township
Lawrence County
Jacob Lang
Somerset Press
Fostoria
J.C. Curran
Somerset
John M’lean
Supreme Bench
United States
John Mel Lean
Samuel FF
Vinton
Morrow
Morris
Jonathan Meigs
Converse
National Congress
Father Boehm
America
Jersey City
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Hocking
Jacob Wyran
Haydenville
Welsh Literary Society of
Lronton
Llangollen
Rhagluniaeth
Dychrynilyd
Ross
Chillicothe
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellow
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Ross County
Ogie
Howe
Chillicothe “Sill Guards
Robert Lowry
Nugent
Chillicothe Street Rail Road Company
Kate McCurry
Joseph Linn
Swan Township
McArthur Enquirer
Bowen House
Zaleski
Vinton County
Harmar
Marietta Register
Jevy
Levee
Marietta Rolling Mill Co
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Gallia
Gallipolis
M. E. Church
West
Gallipolis Journal
Daniel Marshall
Monroe Township
Perry Co
Hannah Marshall
Morgan
D. C. Pinkerton
McConnelsville
Harrison and
Ebenezer Church
William Kirby
John Kirby
Rev. Hamilton
Mt. Vernon, O
McConnellsville
Pleasant Hill
Elliott’s Cross Roads
Muskins
Vincent
Herald
Meigs
Orren Branch
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Coal Company
Cincinnati
James Starkey
Union Avenue
Waterman & Harper
Standard
Zern
the Standard
MES
Meigs County
Columbus
South Plymouth
Ohio Weslyan University
Wellston
McArthur
Toledo
Fairfield County Horticultural Society Publicaly
The
W. W. Sawyer
Ohio Sunday School Union
International Sunday School Convention
Baltimore
Ohio Collegiate Association
Akron
E. P. Herbruck
Heidelberg
Fayette Co. Agricultural Society
Sheriff
First National Bank
Ohio Volunteers
Nebraska
Algeron 8
Paddock
Gene Tleman
Fetcher
Columbus Herald
Columbus Journal
Smiley
Friends of
Democratic Assembly
Portamouth
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Hamilton
McCulloch
Marshall
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