College notes and society events at the university
A scrambled report covers Philo Literary Society officers, new instructors at the McArthur Institute, and local college activities. Miss Mortland Baker visits New England scholars, Miss Mary Tedrow visits, and G P Coler joins teaching duties. The Julia Society highlights a recitation by Miss Doula Grashears and remarks on college graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Attetdes
Allamy
Nygiet
Lu Doug Se Sop
Mascenger
Super
Mortland Baker
S. P. Armstrong
FL. E. Strickland
Mary Tedrow
New Englnd
G. P. Coler
McArthur Institute
Hiecking County
Great Inducements At Athens Sale On Household Goods
Athens and Athens county residents are offered a large selection of daily household items at drastically reduced prices for sixty days. Ryan and Bell at Silvus' old stand present a full line from Ironstone and French china to Majolica ware, lamps, tableware, and more, with prices lowered to attract buyers. Visit their Main Street shop opposite New Masonic Hall to inspect stock and purchase before regular prices resume.
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Athens
Athens County
Messrs
Tyan
Cinnati
Columbus
Ryan & Bell's
New Masonic Hall
Main Street
Ohio
Pioneer Society praised by Judge Welch in Maata memories
Judge Welch responds in a Metha letter to the ninety fifth anniversary celebration of Marietta settlement presenting pioneers as select, virtuous founders. He lauds 1788 settlers for courage self reliance duty and enduring influence on Ohio growth.
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Judge Welch
Mata
R. M. Srimson
Marietta
Oficer
Nature
Greece
Rome
Moses
Pharises
Paul
Pope
Brahma
Budha
Zoroaster
Confucius
Ohio
Massachusetts
Plymouth Rock
Patent Office
Pioneer Society
Society of
Ie Pioneers
John Welch
Ohio crime and politics stir echoes of liquor law debates
A scan of Ohio reports shows a Springfield saloon row claim ing John Farner’s life and multiple executions and suicides. It notes biographical items from Ebenezer Zane to Amasa Stone, with saloon taxes and Scott law implications shaping party platforms.
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John Farner
Springfield
Ebenezer Zane
Lancaster How
Champaign County
Numerous Marietta area pensions and local notices
The Meigs County Meantime reports pensions for Jame Danieli and Eva Heintz with back pay amounts listed. Local deaths include Mrs. Cliee at Athens Asylum and Jacob Barnhart in Marietta. Other items note court docket size, woolen mill closure, a bridge project, a charity gift for a Women’s Home, and multiple local accidents and crimes.
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Eva Heintz
Watertown
Marietta
Half Fare to Kansas and Return by R R OM & CL
The Cincinnati Washington and Baltimore Railroad offers half fare to Lawrence Kansas and return for Dunkards meeting May 15 to 20. Fare valid for travel May 15 to May 28 going and returning to June 20. Route described as short and quick with fewest car changes.
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Kansas
Cincinnati
Washington
Baltimore
Lawrence
Baltimore R. R
Help Wanted Ad Seeks Man for Trading Business
A Wheeling WV business seeks a man to engage in seasonal wine trading near sandheagh adjoining county. Pay offered is six thousand five hundred dollars per week forty, with details to be sent on request to G W Wrrait at Market Street.
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Arizona
Tettini
Third
Savoy Cavalry
Italy
Windsor Hotel
New York
Murry Hill
Sandeagh
von G.W. Wrrait
Iow Market St
Wheeling
W. Va
CO N RF YER KALE CO RESIDENCE ON CONGRESS STREET
Fer Kale. co residence on Congress street describes a eight room house with cistern and pumps, slate roof, large lot 60 feet by late niece fruits, ample alley space. Clarke details a property with ample yard. Bazaar of Kern advertises mens and ladies shoes, affordable prices, assorted footwear for children.
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Congress Street
Clarke
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College Notes
Albert Leonard
Leland
Brutus
Aines
Ir. Mees
Brera
Glans
James G. Blaine
Maine
White House
Cleveland
Isaac Paker
Indianapolis
Harry Ciarfield
President Giarfield
North Adams
Mass
Illinois
Valentine
Pana, HL
Oregon
Ward McConkey
G George McClure
Meix
Eesport
Pittsburg
Catherine Wolfe
Conners
Glenmar
Tenn
Tewksbury
Dheverpor Butcher
Kelson Finch
Ohio & Mississippi
I’ana
Alleghenies
New England
Dessie R. Grant
Grant
Mary Corbin
Jersey City
Falmouth
Wim
Askins
Schaffer
Forsyth
Georgia
Treasury
Monmouth
Vassar
Mich
Potter
Albany
San Francisco
State
Tras
Cealion
Samuel Mack
Painesville
Hamilton County
East Palestine
Sylvester Hoover
J. H. Wood
Akron
Massillon
J. J. Watson
Hugh McGunnis
Amasa Stone
Buckeye
Julia Schaeffer
Georgetown
Brown County
Charles Irving
Chilton
N. Andrews
Washingtonville
Hanner
Commercial Gazette
Ohio Penitentiary
Jacob Becker
Cinemati
Annie McClory
Ol Beal Avenue
Jackson
Nemcomhorring Countifs
Jame Danieli
Little Hocking
Wim. l L. Pugh
Palmer
Jacob Barnhart
Gren. Richardson
Walder
Blueall
Butler County
Mary
Mathias Straus
Muskingum Township
Omaha
Nebraska
Lancaster
Boreman
Leading Creek
Langsville
John M. Williamson
Pirst
Pomeroy
F. T. Grant
E. T Grant
Middlepoart
Lamar
Missouri
Samlay
Charles Stander
Anna M. Prinle
Llenry Praide
Meigs County
Middleport
James H. Laws
Middleport High School
Misses Tillie Barnes
Minnie Morgan
Matilda Stewart
Lillie Huber
Pearl Bryan
Coe’s Hall
Douglas Putnam
Duncan
Vinton Township
Vinton County
Fred McCauley
John McCauley
Scott House
Athens Asylum
Patrick W. Slattery
John A. Slattery
M. I. Wells
Montgomery
Church 2
Tuttle
Hocking
David Hand
Logan, Las Heer
Nathaniel Hartsock
Perry Township
Tie
Aaron Price
Logan
Frank Brady
Columbus, Hocking Valley and
Toledo
Carbon Hill
Ll. D. Vickers
Jas. M. McVey
McArthur
McVey
Vickers
METS
Mocking Valley Bridge Works
Asbury Hysell
John McClure
Salisbury Township
Pomeroy National Bank
McChire
Morgan
Hattie S. Heskett
McConnelsville
Charles Hammar
Penn Township
MacConnellville
Morgan County
A. E F. Boone
Zanesville
Isabella Litzinger
Somerset
John Walker Sr
Rowland Walker
New Lexington Tribune
Wesley Chapel
Clayton Township
Shawnee
Barnard Chiffiths
John Grifiths
Somerset Press
Martha Flowers
Jackson Flowers
New Lexington
Bavaar
Peter Kern
Kern
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