Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad in Toledo 1886
Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner of F J Cheney Co that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason witnesses the oath dated December 6 1886. Product sold by druggists for 75 cents with testimonials offered.
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Onto
City of
Toledo
Lucas County
Bss
Frank J. Cheney
F. J.uEenzy & Co
Hann
Hall
Ae J. Cuenzy & Co
Toledé, O
National Educational Association Convening in St Paul 1890
The National Educational Association and Council of Education plan the 1890 annual convention in St Paul Minnesota from July 4 to 11. About 20000 teachers are expected to attend with lectures by Bishop Lee Frances Willard Senator Blair W T Harris Judge Gundy Han cock and Rev A E Winship. Railroads offer low round trip fares plus a $2 membership fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educational Association
National Educational Association and
Council of Education
St. Paul
Minnesota
James H. Canfield
Lawrence
Kansas
Union
Canada
Northwest
Lake Region
Yellowstone Park
Canadian National Park
Pacific Coast
Bishop Lee
Tennessee
Frances Willard
U.S
Blair
New Hampshire
W. T. Harris
Gundy
Louisiana
Hancock
Ohio
A. E. Winship
Boston
Crippen Bros Extends Thanks and New Wagon Offerings
Crippen Bros. thanks farmers and patrons of Southern Ohio for past support. They announce readiness to serve with about 75 vehicles on hand including wagons buggies carts and surries offered with favorable terms. The firm promotes brake sales as essential and notes a buggy giveaway after one more express sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crippen Bros
Ohio
Entertaining Show Opens With Tent Exhibits
The amusement loving public will be invited to a public show on the 10th featuring a unique display of tented novelties. This new exhibition enterprise promises practical experience and executive ability to meet the public's demand for refined and recreative entertainments.
Card of Thanks from Le Carpres Arais
A note from Araens O dated May 8 expresses gratitude to those who aided during illness. The author says the assistance is greatly appreciated and will prove beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umas
Herow
Araens
Ladies Watches Shine in Gold and Pewter Designs
Fragmentary ad copy highlights ladies watches with gold and pewter finishes and mentions fashionable bracelet and wristwatch styles. The snippet suggests bold, decorative designs popular for wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sats Iad
Murray miner Jim Ray arrested for horse theft in Hocking Valley
Jim Ray, a noted figure in Hocking Valley mining circles from Murray, was arrested last Saturday on charges of stealing a horse from the Columbus and Hocking Coal and Iron Company. It is alleged to be the second horse stolen from the same firm. Also note: A. J. Hosom, formerly of Coolville and now in Helena, Montana, married Miss Cora Strahan at Bozeman. Census work begins in three weeks. enumerators must complete by June 30.
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Jim Ray
Hocking Valley
Murray
Athens
Hocking Counties
Columbus and Hocking Coal and Iron Company
A. J. Hosom
Coolville
Helena
Montana
Bozeman
Cora Stranahan
B. A. Hosom
McComas
House
Congress
Lathrop
Lake Superior
St. Paul
Boone County
W. Va
Tom Ochiltree
Henry Watterson
Texas
Johnson
Braxton County
Hugh McLain
Flatwood
Edward Ellis
Chicago
Evansville
Ind
Denver
Col
Mra Butterfield
Iowa
Indianapolis
Martin’s Ferry
John G. Mitchell
Columbus
Wooster
Emil Faber
U.S
Zanesville
Gallipolis
Ohio
Ira Veeder
Catawba Island
Fred Newburg
G. A. R., Department of Ohio
Cincinnati
G. A. R. Department of Ohio
Bellfontaine
Hurd
Clara Swift
Garfield
Cleveland
Harrison
Henry Work
Millersburg
Philip Flood
Elyria
H. P. Lloyd
Waterford M. E
Leslie
Charles Otto
Otto Brothers
Marietta
Lydia Bengal
Pomeroy
Newport
D. F. Harris
Harmar
G. Paxton
Minneapolis
Beason
Eureka Field
James McDermot
Mexico
Camden Consolidated Oil Company
MEIGS
Middleport High School
Frank Preston
Joe Graber
Grand Dilcher Hotel
T. D. Scott
Mill St
Middleport
Lydia
N. Bengel
Chas
McDougal
H. H. Wickham
The
National Bank
Charles Jenkins
Henry Jenkins
Hill C. Mapes
Salem Township
Louisa Baker
George Baker
Mapes
Lehew
Welshtown
New Lexington
Somerset School
Sowder Brothers
Somerset
New York and Perry Coal and Iron Company
Shawnee
Athens in Spring Welcomes Well- behaved Youth
Athens reports a sparse tramp presence this spring, with a ready stone pile for employment. The town prides itself on its intelligent, well looking young men entering early manhood, most of whom are Republicans.
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Ohio
Athens
Catholic abstinence union organizer to visit Athens
Rev. Father O Boylan of Corning District Organizer of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union will soon come to Athens to organize a society of the Union in this place. Frank E and W B Foster named in the will of their father Hull Foster deceased as executors without bond. The will filed for probate on Monday.
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Father O’boylan
Corning
Total Abstinence Union
Athens
Frank E
W. B. Foster
Hull Foster
Railroads Expand Out of the Valley with New Inclusions
In addition to the Hocking and Western lines two more railroads have been incorporated and are actively securing right of way. The move broadens regional connectivity as companies push to lay tracks and open routes. Local officials anticipate economic growth from the expanded network.
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Hocking and Western
Utica Summer School Report and Local Notices
Rome Items notes Miss Rose Patten teaching the Utica summer school and Miss Ella McGee beginning a district course. Board meeting records truant concerns with D A Sutton. Community updates include a child’s illness, oil and gas land leases, Carrie Brainard preaching at Frost Universalist church, and Ed Ladd’s portable saw mill fire near Fillmore Washn county. Religious service led by Rev H Lyons. C D.
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Rome
Rose Patten
Utica
Ella McGee
Doan
Moncer
D. A. Sutton
Howard
C. A. Barrows
Carrie W. Brainard
Universalist
Frost
Brainard
Literary Notes on Dilke and Empire In reviews
The May Forum features Goldwin Smith arguing Dilke misreads British North America and that commercial tensions threaten empire unity. Canada’s development follows U S lines, implying eventual political union. Also noted are Mrs Mallon’s rise as a top fashion writer and Harper’s May essays on evolution and the skate’s electric organ.
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Sir Charles Dilke
Greater Britain
Goldwin Smith
Canada
Charles Dilke
British North America
United States
Harper's Magan
Buteher
LL. D
Infirmary Ward Attendant Ousted for Ripper Democrat
The article recalls Mr. C. M. Schofield a longtime infirmary attendant at the asylum who was discharged and replaced by a Democrat described as predatory. It notes the Asylum Glee Club members may be affected by shifts in staffing and criticizes party-based removals in subordinate roles. It also mentions Ed Sheridan becoming a prison guard and local comments on reading habits and cherry tree prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Schofield
Schofield
Popular Asylum Glee Club
Frosty Moonlight Foreshadows Light Frost With Small Damage
A “white” frost under a moonlit night signals minor agrarian worry but no major losses. Mrs. Caroline McVickers’s home in Canaan township burned Friday night, with origin unknown, contents destroyed, and partial insurance coverage likely. The Columbus, Hocking Valley and Toledo railway plans large facility expansions to boost freight and passenger traffic. Sanford Vickers of Pasadena visits Mineral City en route to Liverpool, sailing May 14 from New York. Standard mine workers in Jacksonville return to work after a recent strike, operations resuming smoothly. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Long move from Canaan to Athens and occupy Harvey Roach’s Sunnyside residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline McVickers
Canaan Township
Jasper Long
Athens
Harvey Roach
Sunnyside
Promising Peach Prospects Reported by Spaulding
Mr. Wm. Spaulding, a noted peach grower, told us in town Monday that this section shows present promise of a modest peach crop after all.
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Wm. Spaulding
Pickering Opens Branch Drug Store in Jacksonville
Dr. B. W. Pickering of Glouster will this week start a branch drug store at Jacksonville to meet a much needed public demand at that busy point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Pickering
Glouster
Jacksonville
John West Seriously Ill After Paralyzing Attack
John West, a prominent barber, lies dangerously ill at his home after a paralyzing attack he suffered last Saturday. Authorities report no further details yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John West
Thi Place
Drum fine imposed by mayor for noise disruption
A municipal court fined an individual $5 and costs for drums causing noise disturbance on Monday attributed to actions by Mayor Mintan. The case details the minor offense and local penalties.
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E Monnday
Mintan
Unese
Numerous incidents reported across states with crimes and disasters
The column lists diverse events including fatal crushings, stabbings, shootings, suicides, murders, weather and ice conditions, floods, and fires across Fort Wayne, White Sides Kentucky, Taylorsville Kentucky, Indianapolis, Cleveland, and other locales. It notes political motions, immigration figures, garbled stamps, and local trials, with society notes on weddings, monu ment dedications, and public notices.
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A. W. Gleason
Notary Public
New York
S—Ng
America
Ladies Home Journal
Philadelphia
Mallon
Ed. F. Sheridan
Joel Moe
Campbell
Columbus, Hocking Valley and
Toledo Railway
Sanford Vickers
Pasadena
California
Elijah Vickers
Mineral City
Liverpool
Standard
Dr. Ons
Samy Ee
General News
Samuel J. Randall
U. S. House
L. L. Hursch
Fort Wayne
Thomas Smith
Lawrence Whittaker
Whitesides
Taylorsville
Warrick Duncan
James Murphy
Jasper Clough
New Richmond
Ft. Wayne
Robert Simpson
St. Mary’s River
Lee Monument
Richmond
Emin Relief Committee
Henry M. Stanley
London
Prince of Wales
Coldwater
S. M. Miles
I. W. Pritchard
Bellefontaine
Penn
Vietta Weaver
Andrew Weaver
Anniston
Ala
George Haselvender
M. E
Jas. B. Beck
Kentucky
Washington
New York City
State News
Charles Edwards
Lane Theological Seminary
Ohio Woman Suffrage Association
Massillon
Robert Townsend
James E. Campbell
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Brice
Henry County
Cincinnati Enquirer
Terre Haute
Robert Neucom
Clinton Township
Colombes
Barbee Et McKinnic
Ent
Beverly
John Cross
Fleming
Lucy Morris
Layman
Warren
Register
William Henry St. John
R. W. St. John
Elba
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