Notable Broadcast From The Messenger 1886 Headlines
Joan Kerry dies at 64 in New York City. President Cleveland quietly marries Frankie Folsom at the White House with cabinet and relatives present. Tornadoes devastate Sandusky and Erie counties causing property loss and livestock deaths. Oil production in Pennsylvania surges near Washington, Pa. An army worm like pest appears in Licking county farmland. Legal actions loom over Cincinnati public affairs. Anarchist cases in Chicago proceed toward punishment. Ten hour work debate continues amid industrial shift. Dow law tax provisions and distraint penalties highlighted. Sinking Fund funds show capital backing for state fiscal needs. Local railroad extension work speeds up. Repair shop ad and hours included.
Public exercises mark close of Chauncey teacher Sleeper’s nine months
The Chauncey school closes with a public program next Saturday featuring an address by L D Bonbrake and D J Evans. Major Townsend and Selby's orchestra may also perform. Sleeper’s tenure has yielded notable progress and success at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will O. Sleeper
Chauncey
L. D. Bonbrake
Athens
D. J. Evans
Major Townsend
Selby
Sleeper
Memorial Day Observances and Local Moves Reported
Memorial Day was broadly observed across the township with ceremonies at U B Church Big Run and Haga graveyards and at Frost and Stewart with speeches by local figures. A store move by Johnson and McCune from Big Run to Broadwell Station is noted, while Universalists of Wakeup held meetings with Rev Beem Yates and McMaster in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Barrows
Noble County
Ohio
U. B. Church
Big Run
Ellis
Fracis Muns
John Shirley
Albert Ellis
Rev. W. Muns
N. Shirley
W. Muns
Stewart Cemetery
Guysville
Johnson & McCune
Broadwell Station
Universalists of
Wakeup
F. K. Beem
F. M. Yates
J. W. McMaster
C, D
Sunshade Hat and Shoes Offered at Local Stores
Advertisements advertise a ladies Sunshade Hat for ten cents at D. Zenner & Co. and Newport Button Walking Shoes at STALEY'S Cash Shoe Store for one dollar. Lawn fabrics priced at 312 cents per yard. various slippers and goat kid button shoes at D. Zenner & Co. and STALEY'S, with multiple prices from 35 to 60 cents and up to 2 dollars. Stated quality and warranties accompany the shoe listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Zenner & Co's
Newport
D. Zenner & CO
Staley’s Cash Shoe Store
Staley’s Cash Shoe
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the Messenger
E.M. Jennings
Joan Kerry
New York City
Cleveland
White House
Washington
Frankie Folsom
Sunderland
Sandusky
Erie
Bellevue
Pennsylvania
Licking County
George Nichols
Pataskala
Newark
Nichols
Cincinnati Board of Public Affairs
Supreme Court
Senate
Cincinnati
Chicago
Ocean
New York Weekly
Little Moll
Little Neil
Messenger
Mud Fork
Sunday Creek
W. L. Bendure
Court House
Brush Fork
Levi Allen
Waterford
Washington County
Junkerman—Welch
J. F. Welch
Nelsonville
Charles F. Junkerman
Lizzie Welch
Staley
Castoria
E. J. Jones
Murphy’s
M. P. Murphy
Royal Baking Powder CO
Wall Street
New York
Hoyt Building
Bartlett & Kurtz
Isaac Half
Holesale
Alaska Refrigerator and Ice Chests
George W. Ullom
Bayard & Ullom
General Hardware
AND
Oliver
Athens County
Aultman & Taylor
Leeds
CPTIN
County
Wold
Hocking Coal
Strare Gas Light Company
Mys- Enger
Sconsin
R. Rco
Land Bet
W.C.R. RE
Milwaukee
Wil
Sengek
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