Republican Primary Election Held in Athens Townships
Republicans of Athens and surrounding townships held a primary election August 1 1882 to nominate candidates for county offices including recorder surveyor commissioner and infirmary director. Polls opened 1 p m with appointed judges and clerks, voters must be qualified electors and reside in their precinct.
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Publicans of
Athens
Revised Statutes of
Ohio
Republiin
Power Township
Wm. Cornell
Lee Township
Jacob McVey
Lodi
M. Creamer
Rome
M. L. Sanderson
Troy Township
W. Waterman
Trimble
J. W. Bryson
Waterloo
P. B. Wilson
Nelsonville
Wallace Knight
Bessemer
H. F. Holloway
Flood
W. H. Wallace
Howard
James Wolf
Republican Central Committee
Opportunity to buy standard works on installment plan at Athens
Mr S W Isaacs, a civil book agent, has returned to Athens and will offer selections from standard English literature at low prices on installment terms. He will show books at Warren House or visit homes. He has sold widely in nearby towns and aims for similar success in Athens. The note discusses railroad work and a strong fall shipment to meet shipping demands, plus agricultural progress and local Fourth of July celebrations in Buchtel with plans for an oration by Major Townend.
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Marietta
Jack Sears
Webb
Guysville
Owen Beebe
Ed. Dodds
New England
R. H. Ellis
Ironton
Ellis
H. M. Roach
Athens
Byron
Hoge
Lodi
Will Rice
Coolville
Carrie Yocom
Stewart Mite
Alph Dodds
A. J. Dodds
A. Dodds
A. N
W.H. H. Minton
Withal
William Warren
Troy
John Johnston
Big Run
Congress
New Universalist Church
Frost
Charlottee Cook
Beebe
Indiana
First Universalist Church
Bern Township
T. F. Jones
Big Run. Co. D
S. W. Isaacs
Isaacs
Warren House
Mr. Isaacs
Nelsonville
Logan
Straitsville
Illinois Corn Prospect Favors Less Than Half Yield
Reliable advices indicate the Illinois corn crop faces a precarious season with not over half the average yield anticipated for the state. Risks include sudden soil drying, early frosts, and continued wet weather.
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Illinois
Maryland Peach Harvest Aids B and O Line Supply
A Maryland report esteems the peach crop highly and notes that B and O in conjunction with M and C will soon supply along its line in the state. The Maryland peach is praised for its rare and delicious qualities and popularity among consumers.
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Maryland
County Mass Convention Nominates Ticket and Delegates
The Democracy of this county will hold a Mass Convention at City Hall on Monday July 17 to nominate a county ticket and choose delegates to State Congressional and Judicial Conventions of their party. The United States postal service reports self support and rising prosperity after star route conspirator depredations.
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United States Postal Service
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