Messenger and Herald Advertises Athens Circulation
The Messenger and Herald touts itself as Athens best advertising medium citing the paper has the largest circulation in Athens County and reaches all family members. It claims strong buying-class reach and invites scrutiny of circulation figures by any business, promising proof.
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Messenger and Herald
Athens
Messenger
HeEr- Aup
Athens County
Murssencer
Heravp’s
Ohio political turmoil and election figures discussed
The Lancaster Gazette notes Democratic faction tensions after Senator Brice secured Franklin county. It praises Townsend as department commander of the G A R. It cites 6,324,702 illiterates and foreign born children in schools, and discusses export declines and tariff effects favoring foreign countries over the United States.
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Lancaster Gazette
Ton. Chas
Townsend
G. A. BR
United State
Wealth and capital trusted to uplift the public good
The piece argues wealth is not a menace but a public service, citing railroads steamships telegraph lines and large manufacturers as proof that capital built and sustains civilization and employment. It defends capitalists as a class while acknowledging some individuals’ evil practices. It also reports Ohio Republican campaign plans with Chas Kurtz as chairman and notes on Britain selling American goods and Georgia senator Gordon’s retirement. It ends with a query on which precinct starts a busmen club in Athens County.
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United States
Washington Letter on Cleveland and Republican Strategy
Washington Letter dated June 17 1895 discusses President Cleveland's worries about Ohio and New York figures, Ohio governor hopeful Sorg, Senator Hill, and Senator Brice while noting Republican National League plans in Cleveland. It covers Navy yard inspections under Secretary Herbert, pension bureau dismissals under Lochren and Smith, and vignettes on the Republican League convention's role in mobilizing voters for future campaigns.
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Washington, D. C
Cleveland
Carlisle
Kentucky
Brice
Ohio
Sorg
Congress
New York
Mr. Cleveland
Senator Dubois
Washington
Uncle Sam
Ins
Herbert
North Atlantic Navy Yards
Dolphin
Fortress Monroe
Bar Harbor
Europe
Lochren
Pension Bureau
Republican House
Lochwell
Hoke Smith
Smith
Logan
Republican League
Union
League
Parlor Car Wyandot Trains 30 Athens Arrivals and Sales
The parlor car Wyandot on the O H V T runs on trains 30 arriving at Athens at 10 40 p m and 137 leaving Athens at 5 05 p m We are selling 2400 orderless par lor matches packed in a neat package for 10 cents 1000 in a box the regular use by buying your matches from us you get 1400 matches for nothing F Stauprs Co Dont focket once prices on fish fling lots of them 8 oe F Stauper Co
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Wyandot
O. H. V. & T.runson
Athens
F, Stauprs & Co
Stauper & Co
Various Excursions and Convention Fare Offers Listed
A sequence of travel deals and convention notices shows One Fare Excursions via C. H. V. & T. Ry to Sandusky and Boston for July events with return extensions to early August. Additional items include National and Teachers' associations conventions, plus Great Mountain Chautauqua at Mountain Lake Park with details on rates, accommodations, and mail-order programs. The fares are described as one fare plus two dollars, with extended return validity on application and schedules through September.
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Sandusky
Teachers Association
Boston
Mass
Columbus
Peoples Party Convention
National Convention
Teachers of the Deaf
Flink
Mich
National Teachers’ Association
Denver
Col
Alleghenies
Mountain Lake Park
Death of George T. Gould in Athens State Hospital
George T. Gould died at the Athens State Hospital on Tuesday evening. He was a prominent Athens county business man who owned salt works and coal mines at Salina. After years of reverses his fortune declined, prompting admission to the state hospital for treatment. J. H. Eckley of the Missouri Pacific railroad, and his wife, are visiting Athens county relatives, staying with Joseph Eckley near town. They are joined by Mrs. H M. Garnett, whose husband is also a railroad engineer.
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George T. Gould
Athens State Hospital
Gould
Athens County
Salina
Maeyer
State Hospital
J. H. Eckley
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Joseph Eckley
Mr. Eckley
H M. Garnett
DeWitts Colic and Cholera Cure Endorsed by Cline's Pharmacy
A brief health notice urges prompt treatment for colic and cholera. It promotes DeWitts Colic and Cholera Cure as a safe, effective remedy available at Cline's Pharmacy.
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Ann
DeWitt
Cline’s
Cline
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