Rainless era fuels fall fashion fuss in Athens area
Local notes report no rain as fall bonnets showcase imported birds and trimming. Ohio University opens term with typical enrollment. rail and bridge projects advance in Athens County. Miners threaten a pay raise and potential short strike while new rail company leadership forms. Public health concerns rise over sewer outlets and a Lincoln emancipation celebration approaches in Athens with regional Odd Fellows events.
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Ohio University
Prohibition Convention Renamed to Temperance Reform at City Hall
About twenty five attendees gathered at City Hall for a Prohibition Convention. A motion renamed the party to Temperance Reform and a nominated county ticket includes Rep or Probate Judge Thos H Fierce Clerk L C Butler Treasurer Walter Lewis Sheriff Peter Finsterwald Sen Prosec Att W A Thomas Commissioner Sheppard Humphrey Infirmary Director Jos Herrold Coroner R B Carr.
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Thos. H. Fierce
L. C. Butler
Walter Lewis
Peter Finsterwald
W. A. Thomas
Sheppard Humphrey
Jos. Herrold
R. B. Carr
Post G A R Meetings Shift To Alternate Saturdays
Attendance interruptions at the bi weekly Post G A R gatherings at Odd Fellows Hall prompt the local band concerts to move to Saturdays. The 2nd Regiment Band schedules Friday and next week Saturday shows with future performances on alternating Saturdays. The band also orders a new instrument set costing eight hundred dollars.
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Odd Fellows Hall
2Nd Regiment
Athens youths face court over alleged violent assault near depot
The Mayor's court was used yesterday forenoon and again last night in the trial of several young Athenians accused of a violent unprovoked attack on Silas Pruden of Harmony near the Hocking Valley depot. The investigation is not complete, but the paper hopes to report severe punishment if guilt is proven.
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Hocking Valley
Ohio Central Company
Silas Pruden
Harmony
Cincinnati hosts 36th O. V. I. reunion headquarters lead by Capt Si Allen
Captain Si Allen of the Secretary of State's office heads the committee in charge of reunion headquarters for the 36th Ohio Volunteer Infantry in Cincinnati this week. The regiment recruited largely in Athens county and its surviving members will receive a cordial reception reporting to the Queen City HQ.
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Si’ Allen
Secretary of State’s Office
Cincinnati
36Th O. V. I
Athens County
Queen City
Townsend
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ National
Athens
Local climate relief as Manitoban wave eases heat
The Manitobian wave, long anticipated, arrived Sunday morning easing oppressive heat though drought persists with little prospect of rain. County Commissioners approved several sheep damage compensations for dogs attacks including amounts to Ellis Dixon Wood Kettle and many others. Jacob Shafler wed Miss Lionne Bodine in Rushville and returned to Athens amid warm congratulation.
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Board of County Commissioners
Thos. Ellis
H. A. Dixon
R. M. Wood
Sayer & Wolf
S. K. Kettle
G. W. Six
Benj. Robinson
Geo. Martin
J. L. Mitchel
Arnold Hill
Jesse Finsterwald
Thos. Phillips
Selden Creamer
Hawk & Hull
Jacob Shafler
Rushville
Indiana
Lionne Bodine
Athens
John Wesley Bookwalter Heads to Athens Amid Campaign Buzz
John Wesley Bookwalter, touted on the Democratic State ticket, arrives in Athens this morning under chaperon Jerome Stevenson. He is a guest at the Cornell House, an event likely to galvanize locals and spark chatter about campaign freebies.
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John Wesley Bookwalter
Athens
John W
Jerome Stevenson
Cornell
Equinox Approaches Amid Call for Rain to Ease Water Famine
In the days near the equinox, observers warn of an equinox tial storm if past years are a guide. Hope rests on a substantial rainfall to relieve the ongoing water famine and drought concerns.
Butler declines Prohibition nomination for Clerk of the Court
Mr. L. C. Butler announces he will not run on the Prohibition ticket for Clerk of the Court. He states that he does not see temperance gains from a separate ticket and praises Hon. Chas. L. Kurtz as a suitable temperance candidate.
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L. C. Butler
Chas. L. Kurtz
Carr Recognized for General Superintendent Role
The new Board of Directors reappoints the consolidated C. H. V. railroad as Mr. Geo R Carr extends to the General Superintendent position, a distinguished recognition of his eminent fitness for the role and its significance.
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Carr
Consolidated C. & H. V. Railroad
Geo. R. Carr
Walnut House Stands as Exposition Headquarters in Cincinnati
Readers visiting Cincinnati for the Exposition will find first class accommodations at the Walnut Street House with moderate prices. The Walnut is the general headquarters in the city for Athens county visitors.
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Cincinnati
Walnut Street
Walnut
Athens County
Northern lights reveal grand early morning display
A very fine display of the Northern lights appeared around one o'clock Tuesday morning. The light rose and fell in long waves from the northern horizon toward the zenith, making a grand spectacular show that rewarded those who stayed up to view it.
Public sale of late Captain Warren's property ends after three days
Personal property of the late Capt. Nehemiah Warren was sold at public sale last week. The sale began Thursday morning and continued three days with Elias Tyson serving as auctioneer. Proceeds totaled over $4.1.
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Nehemiah Warren
Elias Tyson
Colonel L P Harper Resigns From 2nd Regiment
This week Colonel L P Harper resigned his commission as commander of the 2nd Regiment of the National Guard, ending his service with the unit. The move follows his stated plans to pursue other duties and reflect shifts in local militia leadership.
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Ol. L. P. Harper
2Nd Regiment of
The
N. G
Athens News Notes Many Visitors and Campaign Turmoil
Athens hosts a stream of visitors from Cincinnati Indianapolis Philadelphia and Norman towns while political tensions rise in York and Nelsonville. Local figures travel to Cincinnati for the Soldiers Reunion as Miners push for wage raises and Bookwalter faces criticism for a saloon heavy campaign among workers.
Engineers begin survey of Con Notton Valley line toward Athens
A preliminary survey explores the Con Notton Valley Railroad route from Moxahala into the Snow Fork Valley and toward Athens, with completion expected by week’s end. A second corps advances from Coshocton to join the effort.
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Connotton Valley
Moxahala
Snow Fork Valley
Athens
Corps of Engineers
Coshoecton
Sugar Creek Mite Society Gathers at John Matheny Home
The Sugar Creek Mite Society held at John Matheny’s pleasant residence drew an exceptionally large attendance. Music by T. C. and Will Collins followed by T. C.’s Niagara Falls tale excited the crowd. Electa Matheny and Ida Lamb showcased talent. Mrs. M’s superb supper credited to culinary skill. Also notes on Miss Addie Boyd, Jennie Harrell, John King, and local visits. Warren Station and Genesee township referenced.
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Sugar Creek Mite Society
John Matheny
Messrs
T. C
Will Collins
Niagara Falls
Electa Matheny
Ida Lamb
Ohio University
Ezra Phillips
Houstis
Addie Boyd
Jennie Harrell
Cincinnati
Fred Stalder
John King
A. J. Poston
Warren Station
Canaan
Henry Bean
Genesee Township
Litrie Fepera
Democratic Ticket Nominated in County Mass Convention
The county Democratic Mass Convention at the Court House nominated candidates for local offices including Representative B B Shef field York Probate Judge R M Wilson Rome Clerk J W Wilson Lodi Treasurer John Boden Waterloo Sheriff David Henry Bern Prosecuting Attorney L A Koons Athens Commissioner G S Anderson Ames Infirmary Director Reuben Sayers Ames Coroner W T Dean Athens The Nelsonville citizens completed a $20000 subscription to establish Rolling Mills and construction will begin at once The District Court convened Tuesday with Judges Knowles Bradbury and Freis.
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Court House
Cod
B. B
Sheffield
York
R. M. Wilson
Rome
J. W. Wilson
Lodi
John Boden
Waterloo
David Henry
Bern
L. A. Koons
Athens
G. 5. Anderson
Ames
Reuben Sayers
W. T. Dean
Athens Public Schools Reopen After Cooler Weather
With cooler weather in effect Athens public schools resumed on Monday marking the start of in person classes for students and staff. The district had delayed openings previously due to conditions and now returns to regular schedule.
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Athens Public Schools
Mammoth Fall Goods Arrive at Zenner & Co Athens
Late mammoth arrivals of new Fall goods at D. Zenner & Co mark a wide display across Dress Fabrics Furnishing and Millinery with articles for domestic use. The collection equals any prior season in extent variety and selection in Athens.
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D. Zenner & Co’s
Zenner’s
Athens
A Splendid Line of Silks and Satins Arrives at Zenner Co
D. Zenner & Co. unveils a flood of new black and fancy silks and satins from premier foreign and American makers. The arrivals, received over the past week, are offered at notably low prices for fabrics of comparable quality.
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D. Zenner & Co.’s
Dana and Kaler's Cashmeres In Phoenix Block
The store promotes affordable cashmeres at Dana and Kaler's in Phoenix Block offering serviceable options for shoppers seeking value in warm wool blends and refined textures.
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Dana & Kaler’s
Phoenix Block
Novelties in Ladies Neck Wear at Zenner Co
New season neck wear novelties arrive at D. Zenner & Co. featuring attractive designs for ladies and misses with illustrations of the latest styles introduced this opening season.
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D. Zenner & Co
Novelties in Lacquing Cloths and Flannels Open Store
A new shop named Grand De pot opened offering novelties in lacquing cloths and flannels. The storefront promotes a broad selection and aims to attract shoppers seeking decorative fabrics and related goods.
Beautiful Dress Trimmings Arrive at Zenner & Co
D Zenner and Co introduce handsome new fringes and bead dress trimmings this week. The shop touts the quality and appeal of the latest arrivals, claiming no finer articles exist in this line.
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D. Zenner & Co
Grand De showcases finest Cashmeres in new shades
One of the finest lines of Cashmeres debuts at the Grand De, highlighting leading season shades. The display emphasizes quality fabric, varied textures, and fashion-forward color options for fall and winter wardrobes.
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Grand Depot
Velvet and Velveteen Invoices Cover Fall Fabrics
Extensive invoices document Black and Colored velvets and velveteens embraced in every grade and quality for fashionable Fall and Winter fabrics.
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D. Zenner & Co
Dana and Kaler's Dry Goods Ad Promises Low Prices
An advertised prompt urging shoppers to visit Dana and Kaler's Dry Goods in Phoenix for exceptionally low prices on staple and fancy items. The note emphasizes value and a broad selection for practical needs.
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Dana & Kaler’s
Phoenix
Elegant Brocaded Cashmeres Opened at Grand Depot
Dana and Kaler of Phenix Block advertise a low price sale on ladies dress goods. Elegant brocaded cashmeres in wool silk and wool fabrics are just opened at the Grand Depot for shoppers.
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Dana & Kaler
Phenix Block
Adies
Fall Style Hats for Men and Boys at Zenner Co
Fall arrivals present diverse styles and qualities of hats for men and boys. D. Zenner & Co offers special bargains in black silks now open at 90 cents, 1.25 and 1.75 dollars, claiming the best value yet offered.
Novelty Plaids Opens at the Grand Depot
Novelty Plaids has just opened at the Grand Depot store, inviting shoppers to explore its new fabric lines and decorative offerings. The launch marks a fresh retail option in the downtown shopping district.
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Grand Depot
Fresh table produce at the Erie stand of Bingham
The readable fragments describe a market scene featuring Bingham at an Erie stand selling fresh table produce. Limited details indicate a simple, local vendor setup with emphasis on produce quality and availability.
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Bingham
Clothing sale offers 20 percent off at Dana & aler’s
Fall and winter apparel discounts promoted at Dana and aler’s Phoenix Block store encouraging shoppers to save at least twenty percent on current stock.
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Dana & Aler’s
Phoenix Block
Dana and Kaler's Fall Style Hats Offer Lowest Prices
For the nobbiest Fall style hats, shop Dana and Kaler's at Phoenix Block for low prices and wide selection.
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Dana & Kaler’s
Phoenix Block
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