Athens MESSENGER Local Matters July 16 1874
Local items report General Day visiting Athens, crops improving, and plans for temperance meetings. Notes on coal, weather, drought relief, and a fatal railway accident. Ads mention watches, livery, and local merchants with notices on health and public concerns.
No License Endorsed by Central Temperance Committee
In Ath ens S O July 18 74 the Central Executive Committee of Temperance Workers endorse an anti license address to voters of Athena County urging No License on August 1. The message argues licensing worsens social harms, threatens Adair Law, and demands unified citizen effort with women’s support to keep liquor out of law and public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDougal's Grove
Ames Township
Angile C. Davis
State Temperance League
Athens
St. —Jourier
Universal Fair
Gen. Grosvenor
Frank Gibbs
McMonigal
Warren
Grace and Beauty
R. Bill Brown
Regular Army
Col. Gillmore
Missouri
Angle Thrown
Athena
Canaaanville
Women’s County League
Canaanville
Athens County
Cen. Ex. Com
Court House Yard
Ohio
8. H. Hurst
Chillicothe
W. W. Kurtz
Gener! Assembly
General Assembly
McConnellsville
Atthens S. O
Central
Executive Committee of
Temperance Workers of Athens
Live Stock Market Reports From Cincinnati and Baltimore
The July 15 1874 Cincinnati market shows light cattle and hog receipts with quiet trade and prices: cattle common 2 to 6 cents, medium to fair 7 to 4e, good to prime 4 44 to 8 e. Hogs common 5 60 to 6 00, light to medium heavy 6 20 to 6 35, extra 6 41 to 6 60. Sheep 8 to 4 cents, lambs 4 5 to 5 cents. Baltimore on July 10 1874 reports cattle at 4 75 to 5 75, hogs firm 7 75 to 8 50, sheep 4 00 to 4 25.
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Cincinnati
Baltimore
Buttimonk
Hull
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Athens Messenger
Erican
C. McLean
B. F. Coan
Proposale
Day
Washington City
Court of Common Pleas
Beaton & Co
Court Street
Presbyterian Church
Nelsonville
A. L. Roach
Eaton Rapids
Michigan
Kentucky
John Cornell
Roy Myers
James Elderton
Samuel H. Hurst
Chillicoethe
Temperanes
Frank B. Pond
McConnelsville
Federal Creek Railroad Company
Athens County Common Pleas
Ironton Journal
Prof. Tappan
Gambier
Ohio University
Antioch
Louie
Thos. H. Sheldon
Geo. H. Carpenter
Little Louie
Frank Mann
Suc County
Frank
Huntsman
Mineral City
Samuel Edwards
Mr. Edwards
George Buxton
Lee Township
Capt. Kessinger
Agricultural Department
Washington
Buxton
Our Common Pleas
Alexander
Reform Farm
Wm. Tubler
Wade Shotts
Southeastern Asylum For the Insane
Brown & Stedman
Boots & Shoes
Selig & Co
Charlie Goodspeed
E. H. Moore
George Patnan
Athens County Temperance Convention
Pleasant Hill
Jerseyville
Marshfield
Albany
Amesville
Lp. m
Oxford
Coolville
L P
Court House
Thomas Ewing
Judge Welch
N. H. van Vorches
R. de Steigner
W. Reed Golden
Chas. Townsend
John A. Slattery
Chas. H. Grosvenor
Robert E. Constable
Robert Wright
Federal Creek Valley Railroad
Warren House
Ames
Bern
Rome
Morgan
Sen
George Putnam
P. Says
Robert Hamlin
Logan
Chas
Pickering
Harry Stewart
Frank Crippen
Piedmont
Warrener
Beaton
Aurora
Zenners
Zenner
Merers, Brown & Stedman
Bezman Broa
H.C. Mantin
Martinz J. Casprey
Alice C. Brown
I. J. Terry
Sarah A. Steenrod
Cen
Maryland
Bozman Bros
Bozman’s
Pickering & Sons
China
Japan
Kleeder
Plerce—Wilson
Jereeyville
V. Jan
Pickelia
Anon
Mine ‘Laws MM. Wilson
Ito
Lash & Gorslene
Atkins, Oficio
Main Street
Pilcher’s
van Vorhes & Bartlett's Hardware Store
Southeastern Ohio
Board of Trustees
Richard Gundry
Bev'v
Rio
Eags English Soda
Hetate
Mary Kenney
Notlos
Daunte Drake
Cata
Probata
Ae Oe
M. Selig & Co’'S
Boots
Wlewols, Oc
South America
Joseph T. T. Inman
Bible House
New York
Aderone Humphreys’ Homeopathic Medicine CO
Broapway
GALE
ALL Deuggists
Donnan & Pickering
Obio
NASA
Woolen Factory
Cassimeros
Nentpe
A. Cottor
R. H. Cotton
Tail
Ctiiede
Blackstone Bail South Court
Capitane Ue Bapinen
Tailo
Cassimeres
West