25 Sep 1890
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1890
Page
1
Ex Governor Foraker to address numerous campaign meetings across Ohio. Hope he can visit every county. The Ohio secretary Dan J. Ryan releases Bulletin No 1 detailing state receipts and expenditures from 1879 to 1889 and county indebtedness in 1880 and 1890, compiled from Eleventh Census data.
The land forfeiture bill passed by the Republican Congress returns between seven and ten million acres to the public domain. It fulfills a pledge from the party platform and is presented as proof that the people's interests are safely trusted to the Republicans.
Fairfield county Republicans adopted a resolution praising F C Wiley as a true Republican and urging the district central committees of Athens Fairfield and Hocking to place his name on the ticket for the State Board of Equalization. They say Wiley is a competent man and would win broad approval from voters.
Hon George L Converse a Democrat leader at the Ohio State Fair shocks peers by backing protection and urging wool growers to vote for McKinley. He calls McKinley invaluable and says the sixteenth district should return the protection advocate to Congress.
Hon. Daniel J. Ryan opened the Republican campaign in Urbana on Saturday evening. The meeting, with Hon. Wm. McKinley expected but absent, focused on Ohio state issues. Ryan's speech criticized Democratic governance in Ohio, urging a Republican victory to address taxation, municipal rule, and state finances.
A speaker argued that the efficiency of a public service branch affects Ohio debt or ballot outcomes. He reviewed actions of the last Republican legislature, drawing comparisons between the two records.
An 1890s advertisement touts a birth guide by Ass F Thomas & Co offering reassurance for expectant mothers. It promises painless delivery and expert information, inviting readers to request a confidential letter for two cents.
The Mr Henrys Popular Minstrels announces a September 10 appearance at City Hall with thirty specialists and a bold slate of sensational features. Reserved seats are on sale at Sloan’s.
John Spicer’s coal business flourishes as customers rely on the Fairbanks scale to determine value. buyers get what they pay for based on this weight measure.
A promotional note invites travel from Cincinnati to Knoxville October 7 to 6th with Queen & Crescent service. Group departures offer round trips at 90 dollars for 25 travelers, including coed Octay. The line touts the shortest route with through sleeping cars and scenic Blue Grass region to the South. For details contact D G Edwards G P and T A Q and C route Cincinnati Ohio Descriptive matter on application.
Local entrepreneur John Spicer dominates the fertilizer market with a sharp pricing approach that attracts a wide range of buyers. His brands gain strong demand as competitors struggle to match his value proposition.
On September 9, 28 and October 14, 1890 the Columbus Hocking Valley and Toledo Bay lines will sell round trip excursion tickets to major West Northwest and South destinations at one fare for the round trip. Tickets are valid thirty days with stop over privileges. For details contact nearest C H V T R agent or W H Fisher G P and T A Deshler block Columbus.
Elza Goodspeed operates a neat meat market at Ballard corner south court street offering fresh and smoked meats daily. An experienced butcher serves customers with courteous attention and prices are reasonable.
A fragmented note claims tea can cure drunkenness and pain without patient knowledge, referencing an ill described administration and a vague remedy. It mentions Brunciso Co and addresses in Cincinnati, implying a dubious medical or herbal claim from an obscure source.
The Columbus Hocking Valley and Toledo railway advertises a five cent per hundred reward for ripe buckeyes delivered by agents. The notice, signed by W. H. Fisher G P and T A, invites boys to prove hustle by collecting and delivering the kernels.
A. B. Laurie to supply best brands of oysters starting September 1 in can bulk and shell with fish celery and more at low prices. Call at his restaurant on Union Street to place orders. Also noted is Champion power churn by Charles Coleman Jr exhibitable at the Fair Athens county right and specimens shown.
John B. Dalton operates a new shoe shop at the corner with prompt service for new work and reasonable prices. The ad notes ready work and customer convenience.
A fragment discusses security concerns at Athens facilities and a citizen's call for improvements. It mentions officials in connection with the issue and hints at ongoing scrutiny by local authorities.
A cryptic fragment notes a breakfast moment at Berry's, with references to an unusual meal and a character eating a dish, creating a small window into a casual dining scene.
George W. Alsom announces closing out a choice lot of gasoline stoves at prime cost. Dr Denig's Co Balsam is advertised as reliable with a strong value offering. Senenville bread advertised for sale at Phillips restaurant.
George Ullom’s hardware store offers gasoline at cost, drawing shoppers seeking bargains on fuel. The offer highlights a limited sale event at the local outlet.
Clerk of the Courts certifies the foregoing is a true copy of the original order fixing times for holding Circuit Courts within and for the county. Dated the 17th day, with seal affixed.
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