Our County Fair Calls for Community Support and Pride
A call to county residents to back the county fair with enthusiastic, liberal support, urging citizens to participate and boost local festivities as a home affair.
07 Sep 1893
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1893
Page
1
A call to county residents to back the county fair with enthusiastic, liberal support, urging citizens to participate and boost local festivities as a home affair.
The note urges everyone to attend No Fair in Ohio this year highlighting its many attractive features and the chance to meet friends from across the county.
The Speed Ring will be especially attractive with many of the country’s fastest horses already entered. County residents are urged to attend in large numbers to show support for the fair’s success.
Washington Letter from Sept 4 1893 reports Ex Speaker Reed’s strong display in the House rules debate and the split among Democrats. It notes the administration delaying rule adoption, tariff hearings under Cleveland, and shifting positions in the Senate silver fight influenced by patrons and party discipline. Also covered are pension suspensions backlash, sugar policy talks, and trains to the Indianap olis encampment with G A R veterans.
A Chillicothe Leader column lauds H. S. Bundy for voting in favor of the Civil Rights bill and Amnesty Act, noting his long Republican service, loyalty, and past generosity in Jackson County. An Indianapolis dispatch describes Grand Army encampment visitors as warmly welcomed by Indianapolis, with city hosts ensuring comfort amid tariffs and government revenue concerns.
The Ohio Republican League reopens its old headquarters at 120 East State Street Columbus and calls for reorganization of inactive clubs. Officers urge active workers to contact secretary B L McElroy and restore organized clubs statewide. The piece also notes Rev Dr L D McCabe of Delaware Ohio joins silver coinage advocates in Denver and discusses prize money in newspapers.
The article notes Nicaragua's push for an American protectorate met with strong opposition from England and France. It argues the United States should assume responsibility if Nicaragua requests it or American interests demand it, stressing the canal stakes. It mentions Russia Germany and Italy may have views, and suggests Hawaiian affairs pale beside Nicaragua.
Ira Morrison of Pleasanton in Athens county and Millie Reeves of near Downington were married in the Remington house parlor at 10 30 a m on Wednesday. Rev Morgan Lewis of Buchtel officiated with friends present and a wedding dinner served by Landlord Dixon. The couple departed for Downington then Pleasanton to establish their future home.
A Boston mother recounts her daughter’s early struggle with a severe nervous disorder later treated by Dr. Greene’s Nervura. The piece blends a hopeful medical narrative with local notices and brief items, including weather predictions and community happenings.
Local report denies a rumor that the Athens County Fair was postponed due to scarlet fever. Officials say the disease has disappeared and no postponement is needed. The Coolville Fair will run the 4th, 5th and 6th of next month.
Individuals visited relatives near Guysville and in Troy townships while others attended the World's Fair. Local residents began rebuilding after a fire in Stewart. A large fish catch near Hocking measured 5 feet 7 inches. An entertainment at Frost's new G A RB hall is planned for Friday. Mrs. William Buff died near Frost aged in recent days. funeral at Baptist church. Delegates from Washington Association enjoyed hospitality in Watertown. Athens County elected officers Rose Sigbem and C Dean to Y P C U roles.
The Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway offers an eight dollar round trip to the World’s Fair with tickets on sale September 18 and valid for return until September 32. Ohio Day on September 14 promises special rates and extra through trains via Cincinnati to Chicago. Buy tickets from B and O 8-WR agents for full details.
On September 12 and October 10 the Ohio Central Lines will sell low rate excursion tickets to points in the south and southwest. Tickets returnable within twenty days from sale date with stop overs allowed. For rates and details contact any Ohio Central Lines agent or Movauron House G P A.
List of names and initials awaiting pickup at Athens post office dated September 4 18038 includes Mame Calvert Sadie Eliza Culver A Mc a PF Deaham J Phi C A Hey Dr W Lumber Co 0 B Lee James 8 ahs Fred McLane A H i T H Crain P M
Mrs John D Selby announces dress making services with orders now being taken. Fittings guaranteed and client satisfaction emphasized. Located at her residence, previously occupied by Sharers leased property, awaiting inquiries for alterations and new garments.
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