Prohibition vote, politics, and election notes
The text reports a Prohibition vote near 200000 at the late Presidential election. It notes Marion Huffman retiring from the Bellaire Democrat, W R Buchanan continuing publication, and a Republican Senate majority of four or six depending on Readjusters. It mentions Cleveland planning an unostentatious inaugural, Col Jake Kemple's new lecture, Mormon missionaries fines in Switzerland, and potential November fall elections with many Congress members to leave office.
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U. S. Senate
Pensions Paid Since 1861 Reach 678 Million
U S Government has paid 678,349,884 in pensions since 1861 and lists 322,756 names on the pension rolls. The debt to be discharged is projected to take many years.
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U.S
Cabinet Faction Divides Cleve lands Picks
Metropolitan journals and politicians name President elect Cleve lands Cabinet but agree on little. Cleveland with Hendricks likely to settle the matter in time. Prospectus of the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette is in another column. it is a Republican but not extreme paper. An eastern Kentucky to southwestern Virginia flux caused by mineral poisoned water has killed hundreds, now said to be in decline.
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Hendricks
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Central States
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American Punch
Court Report and State Cases Fragment
Court records show verdicts in several civil actions including Ogier vs C M RR for $46.98 and Cambridge Gas Light Co. vs O D Nelson for $363.92. State cases list forfeited bonds and guilty pleas along with a schedule of future trials for Ohio defendants. Purge out the lurking distemper and restore vitality with Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
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JM Ogier
C& Mrr
Elizabeth Schwyhart
BS Herring
Scott Coal and Salt Company
Wilson Scott
Cambridge Gas Light Company
O D Nelson
Geo W McKim
J D Boughman
Levi Perry Et al
Ohio
Archy Maxwell
Same
Samuel Russell
Nolle
Lewis Mendenhall
Geof McNeely
Jaso M McCullough
John F. O’brien
State of Ohio
John Martin
Sander
William Stewart
Armstrong Stewart
Eliza Hutchison
Will Williams
Emily L Cunningham
Jas
Ayer
Winter term opens as Flora Gillespie joins Monroe school
Miss Flora Gillespie began a winter term of school in Monroe township on Monday. Miss Hattie and Miss Retta Tedrick of Winchester visited their aunt Mrs Sarah Allen over the Sabbath. The first quarterly conference meeting was held at Allen's Chapel Sabbath and Monday. Presiding Elder Paine preached to a large congregation and Sacrament was administered. Mrs Hannah Guindy, home from visiting her parents, returned to Tontagony Ohio.
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Flora Gillespie
Monroe Township
Hattie
Retta Tedrick
Winchester
Sarah Allen
Allen's Chapel
Hannah Guindy
Tontagony
Ohio
Paine
Griggs Glycerine Salve Offers Quick Skin Relief
An advertisement proclaims Griggs Glycerine Salve as a sure cure for cuts bruises scalds burns wounds and skin sores. It claims to cure piles tetter and all eruptions with satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Sold by J. R. Downar. May 1 84 ly.
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J. R. Downar
One Bottle Instead of a Dozen Parker Hair Balsam
A man recalls using Parker's Hair Balsam after fever caused rapid hair loss. He reports restoring his original color with just one bottle and notes the product is clean, highly perfumed, not oily, and not a dye.
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Parker
Discoveries in this generation cure for many skin ailments
The greatest blessing of this generation claims a sure cure for boils burns sores cuts flesh wounds sore nipples hard and soft corns chapped lips and hands pimples and blotches. Price 50c sold by druggists. ly Frazier Medicine Co. proprietors.
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Ly Frazier Medicine CO
Prop's
Thanksgiving and community notes from the ME church area
Thanksgiving services were held in the ME church. A Pine Grove literary society formed Friday evening. Miss Ida Stewart left for Kilgore after visiting her sister. W S Brashear eyes Kansas for possible relocation. Mrs Katherine Kimball returned home but remains injured from a runaway. J G Price moves his store to Newcomerstown. Locals decry rude behavior at a price twenty five cent lecture. A Chinese native gave a Thanksgiving lecture at the Presbyterian church on China’s people and customs. Proceeds funded native Chinese education for missionary work.
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Pine Grove
Ida Stewart
Kilgore
W S Brashear
Kansas
Katherine Kimball
J G Price
Newcomerstown
Presbyterian Church
China
The Best Salve For Skin Ailments Sold for 25 Cents
An advertisement proclaims a salve that cures cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and piles with money back if not satisfied. Price is 25 cents per box and sold by J R Downar.
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J.r.downar
Local notes recount town progress and trades
Wheat looks splendid in this neighborhood. C Ford works in Byesville coal mines. Farmers gather corn. Winter term starts with J H Harding as teacher. Cap John Mustard runs a new store with steady business. Ora McFarland returns from fall with uncle W P Ross. Literary society led by Rey R W Criswell. Wm P Ross sends two Merino sheep from Knox County. Rev James Duncan plans return from Cedar Rapids to spend later years. Master James Wilson sinks well to 50 feet through 40 feet rock. A H Duff locates apiary, boosting town. honey from 20 bee colonies yields 800 pounds in six days.
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C Ford
Byesville
J H Harding
Cap’t John Mustard
Ora McFarland
W P Ross
Rey R
Criswell
Wm P Ross
Knox County
Ohio
James Duncan
Lebanon
Our Place
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
James Wilson
Wilson
Frazier's Root Bitters Promoted as Medicine
Frazier's Root Bitters are advertised as a strictly medicinal tonic not a dram shop beverage. The remedy is claimed to act on the liver and kidneys, regulate bowels, and purify the blood. Sold by druggists for $1.00. Frazier Medicine Co. Cleveland Ohio May 22.
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Frazier Medicine Co
Prop's
Cleveland
Ohio
Local Notes From Winchester and Vicinity
Philip Wirick moves to town and Shriver opens a shoe shop in Claysville. Robi Montgomery and James Weyers with Geo Nichols and Wesley Yeo start a coal bank near Raccoon School House, striking a three foot vein. A Thanksgiving party for Ada and Hattie Johnson draws about fifty guests with music by Sproat. Miss Anna B Johnson visits.
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Philip Wirick
Rachel McPeek
Mr Shriver
Claysville
Joseph Hopper
Iowa
Lon Albaugh
Geof Rubincamp
Fanny Stewart
Thornberry
Bealisville
Belmont County
Ohio
Robi Montgomery
James A Weyers
Geo Nichols
Wesley Yeo
George Nichols
Raccoon School House
Ada
Hattie Johnson
S A Sproat
T FE Johnson
Ida
Stop That Cough Dr Frazier Throat and Lung Balsam Ad
An advertisement touts Dr. Frazier's Throat and Lung Balsam as a universal cure for coughs colds hoarseness and throat and lung diseases. It claims many lives saved and urges families to use the product priced at 50 cents per bottle from FRAZIER MEDICINE CO Cleveland Ohio May 22 notice.
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Dr. Frazier
Frazier Medicine CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Money to be Made by George Stinson & Co Agents
The Portland Maine publishing house seeks agents nationwide for several new lines. No experience required and women can earn as well as men. Work at home with flexible hours, no overnight travel, and a free trial. Full details and address provided upon inquiry.
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Portland
Maine
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Ense
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H. Hallettr & Co
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