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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1905

Page

4

Political slate lists Webster Woodworth Fosta Lynch

The record lists Harry M. Webster for Treasurer E O Woodworth for Treasurer, I M Fosta for Prosecuting Attorney and A W Lynch as another candidate.

Harry M. Webster E. 0. Woodworth I. M. Fosta

Judge 8S. H. Bright Nominated for Lieutenant Governor

Hocking county Republicans present Judge 8S. H. Bright as a candidate for lieutenant governor. He is described as a strong, clean, honest churchman with experience to lead the Ohio senate. The piece urges Bright as a tempered, effective nominee should Southern Ohio gain state ticket consideration.

Hocking County 8S. H. Bright Judge Bright Ohio Senate Ohio

Explanation of Unclaimed Sheriff Funds Clarified

The article explains unclaimed moneys totaling 1354.44 held by Sheriff Murphy from estate settlements. It notes a long-standing practice of turning funds over to successors, with amounts growing until 1854.44 and then deposited. Inspector Dover corrected the matter by applying the statutes, and the money was moved from the treasury.

Murphy Sheriff Murphey Dover Murphey

Excessive fees debate hinges on interpretation of law

Inspector Dover’s report argues that reported excessive fees reflect differing legal interpretations rather than deliberate overcharges. Officials bill costs per their understanding of statutes, while the state auditor and attorney general have set fixed interpretations, leading to undercharges in many counties.

Dover

Disagreement Among Lawyers Shields Athens County Fees

The opinion argues that differing judicial interpretations prove that the Athens county official charged with drawing excessive fees did not act wilfully or with intent to defraud. It notes that lawyers and judges often disagree on statutes leading to litigation and weakens accusations of deliberate wrongdoing.

Wenkoe Athens County

Albany Post Carrier Plans First Winter Run in 1747

An advertisement copied from Bradford's New York Gazette dated Dec 6 1747 shows Cornelius Van Denburgh as Albany Post setting out for winter service with letters sent to the post office or his house near Spring Garden. The Albany mail travels by sloops on Hudson River. in winter a foot messenger is likely used. The same paper notes a winter schedule for the Boston and Philadelphia Posts, setting out from New York every fortnight at 9 o'clock Tuesday mornings, with merchants urged to send letters in time.

New York Good Old Times Troy Times Bradford New York Gazette Cornelius van Denburgh Albany Post Spring Garden Hudson River Albany Boston Philadelphia

Ready to wear Ladies Garments at great values

A local department announces a large display of ready to wear ladies garments. Silk suits range from 10.00 to 25.00, wash suits 1.50 to 7.50, and skirts from 2 to 15 with styles like sunburst and umbrella designs. Wash waists from 0.50 to 4, corset covers gowns and lace trimmed pieces, plus new Royal line garments and lace curtains 0.39 to 10.00.

Athens

An Unbroken Spell of Dartmoor Weather

A Cornhill writer recalls Dartmoor England with its endless clonda and shifting mists. The moor is flooded with rain and silvery showers as winds from the south north west and east bring varying forms of wet weather. The passage evokes the perennially beautiful moor and its climate.

Dartmoor England Moor Cornhill Clonda

Wattle Upon His Bride From An 18th Century Matrimony Tale

The excerpt from John Shebbeare's Matrimony recalls a long standing English wedding custom where the groom serves the bride at dinner. An antique quip by an old gentleman notes the fashion of standing behind the bride’s chair with a napkin and serving her, predicting she will repay in time.

England John Shebbeare Sir Oliver

Perspective of Light by Velnaquez Illuminates Space

Velnaquez shows light as elastic and illuminating air, first to reveal a new perspective. Earlier artists faded figures with distance, but he renders light quantity on every surface to give depth and form to room and figures.

Velnaquez Halocseas and Dietance

Casts Fr IA Beare the The Kind You have Always Sough

Unable to determine clear readable facts from the provided text fragment. The item appears fragmentary with no identifiable persons organizations places dates or events to summarize into a coherent news card.

SPECIAL VISIT OF DOCTOR MONETTA TO ATHENS

Athens residents learn that Dr. A Monetta of Toledo Ohio arrives May 12 and 13 at Dr F P McVays office on Court Street for free consultations. A Berlin optics graduate of 1877 he boasts twenty five years practice in Europe and America and many cures. He will also visit Albany on May 28 and 24 at Dr G D Swett’s office.

Athens A. Monetta Toledo Ohio F. P. McVay Court Street Monetta Berlin Germany College of Optics Europe America Albany G. D. Swett

Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered as Constitutional Remedy

Claim that catarrh is a constitutional disease and that Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio provides the only constitutional treatment. It is taken internally, targets blood and mucous surfaces, with a $100 reward for any uncured case and endorsements from Druggists at 76 cents.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F.j.cheney & CO Hali

Hocking Valley Excursion One-way Second Class Fare

One-way second class colonist fares to California North Pacific Coast Montana Idaho and intermediate territory. March 1 to 15 and September 15 to October 3. For particulars call on or address ticket agents of this company.

California North Pacific Coast Montana Idaho Intermediate Territory

Warren ers Livery Stable Broth Event Saturday May 13

A regional notice states an event will be held at Warren ers Livery Stable Broth on Saturday May 13. Attendees are required to be present for the planned activities.

Warren

Also Mentioned on This Page

Messenger and Herald THE Messenger & Herald Printing Co F. Ww. Bush A. J. Crawford Alex Nelson John F. Biddle H. Hibbard J. J. Lane Preston Stores Court House Maine Stein-Bloch Servacer Tet Mantes Michaels-Stern Fine Clothing Strw & Cos Preston Stetson Albert G. I. Putnam First National Bank Building Hocking Valley Excursion A. de Selby & Hopkins Chas. F. Lamb Corydon Shirley & Norris North Court St Walnut Hills E. B. Clarke Union No. 16 David Young
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