Ohio Supreme Court Upholds Late Laws Amid Calm Dockets
The Ohio Supreme Court has thus far ruled late laws constitutional. Over the past year natural gas displaced about 10 million tons of coal. California wine yield peaks at 17 million gallons and the aisin crop at 7 million boxes. Dow law enforcement is broad but mixed with dealer complaints. Saloon closures rise as reports show broad observance of the law.
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Supreme Court of
Ohio
California
Congress to Take Up Tariff Question This Session
Present talk suggests Congress will address the tariff issue in the current session though many expect it may end as mere discussion without action.
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Congress
City hospital to receive major share of Charleston relief fund
The balance on hand of contributions to Charleston sufferers totals 185000 dollars. Of this sum 100000 dollars will be allocated to build a city hospital, directing funds to a lasting local project.
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Charleston
Prohibition Fever Reaches Missouri’s Rural Byways
The desire for prohibition grips Missouri as stubborn zeal spreads into swampy backroads and sparsely traveled byways, lifting footpaths into a rigid moral campaign across the commonwealth.
Former Alderman McQuade Sentenced to Prison and Fine
McQuade, ex-Alderman of New York, convicted of bribery, receives seven years in state prison and a $5000 fine. This sentence follows his corruption case, underscoring penalties for public officials.
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McQuade
New York
Baseball Association reelects Wikoff as President and Secretary
The American Base Ball Association re elected W C Wikoff of Columbus as President and Secretary. The little band expects to reap a much greater harvest next year.
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American Base Ball Association
W. C. Wikoff
Columbus
Little Band
Senators Oppose Abolition of Secret Sessions
United States Senators did not push to end secret sessions last week as a resolution to abolish them was laid on the table, effectively killing the measure.
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United States
Wabash System Railroa d in Hands of Receiver Sought
Bondholders and lawyers are endeavoring to have the Courts place the Wabash System of railroad with Oulu in the hands of a Receiver. No decision has yet been rendered.
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Withh Oulu
Most Considerate Woman Placed On Record in Georgia
The note describes a Georgia wife hailed as the most considerate on record. A rolling pin with 170 years of constant use is still in good condition, and the husband remains alive, relating a curious household anecdote.
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Georgia
Sion
River Improvement Allocation Reported Too Low
The Musskingum river appropriation is limited to 100000 dollars. neighbors express disappointment, expecting more. After careful consideration the conclusion is that the sum is significant and will benefit practical purposes, though feelings remain mixed.
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Musskingum River
Michigan gentleman bets to write 14600 words on a postal card
A Michigan man with time but little sense offers a $1000 wager claiming he can inscribe fourteen thousand six hundred words on a postal card so that every word remains legible. The item hints the Government should employ him, but the name is not disclosed.
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Michigan
Campbell divorce case ends with exoneration in London
The long London divorce trial of Lord Colin Campbell and Lady Campbell concluded Monday as the jury acquitted both spouses of adultery. The proceedings drew wide attention in England and the United States and featured highly salacious testimony.
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Campbell
London
England
United States
Lord Colin Campbell
Lady Campbell
Morrison tariff bill defeated in House vote
The Morrison tariff bill fell in the House by 149 to 154 with the Ohio delegation voting 18 to 3 against. Only 6 Republicans favored considering the bill and 26 Democrats opposed. It seems unlikely the measure will be brought up again this winter. The note ends with a broadside on watches sold on installments and a brief remark that the harvest is satisfactory.
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House
Ohio
Morrison, Hurd & Co
Randall
Local Holiday Trade and Arrivals Report
Merchants enjoy lively holiday trade with high poultry numbers in the area. Several weddings soon. Hog prices at 4 cents per pound. Christmas exercises planned at M KE church Friday evening. Dr C A Frame returned from Columbus last week and is on the sick list. Butter 18 cents, eggs 20 cents, potatoes 40 cents, green apples 40 cents. CS Stewart and Sami Dugan shipping turkeys and chickens to eastern markets. John Price and wife return home after months in Iowa for health reasons.
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M KE
C A Frame
Columbus
CS Stewart
Sami Dugan
John Price
Iowa
Senecaville Notes and Local Social Items Update
Births marriages travels and visits from Senecaville with details of a newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Chas Saltsgaver and a wedding of Addison Strong and Miss Lizzie Wilson. Mentions of illness, trips to Zanesville and Chicago, and upcoming Christmas program at the Presbyterian church. Also correction: troupe will perform Not Guilty and A Terible Secret on New Years Eve plus two farces.
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Senecaville
Chas Saltsgaver
Abram Brokaw
B E Dilley
Zanesville
Bertha Scott
Jessie Logan
Cambridge
Martha Brown
CB Dilley
Chicago
Board of Trade
H E Thompson
Ada
Addison Strong
Lizzie Wilson
Hollister
Presbyterian Church
Protracted meeting closes amid town growth and losses
Protracted meeting has closed as the town enjoys flourishing conditions. Car stains are common, stock and feed supplies are ample, and Quinimrods circulate across the region. A Chautauqua Reading Circle forms, a Christmas tree and box festival is planned for Friday to aid the band, and W M Moore dies leaving a public-spirited legacy. Funeral held amid stormy weather.
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Rank and Neely Mercer
Bird's Run
W H Tannehill
Grapevine
Will
Cambridge
Londonderry
Winchester
W M Moore
Sith
Moses
Reys Tannehill
Caldwell
Jones
Local Notes From Cambridge and Vicinity
W H Stewart moves to Cambridge and Mrs M R Trace is mourned by burial last Monday. W M White, once a local student, wed a Cleveland woman. Edward Dayne, formerly of this place, dies in Valley Center Kansas. W A Moore remains ill with uncertain recovery. Rev M G Kyle visits from Seventh Philadelphia UP church. Dr Paul’s illness prompts Kev Leiper to preach at UP church with WH Anderson of Kansas speaking in the evening. J H Leiper becomes business manager of the Christian Statesman in Philadelphia and plans relocation. US society weighs Major Andre execution. Pierce Reed affirmatives and Moorehead Gilmore deny. Philo society debates Catholic citizenship for the UK. affirmatives win.
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W H Stewart
Cambridge
M R Trace
W M White
Cleveland
Edward Dayne
Valley Center
Kansas
W A Moore
M G Kyle
Philadelphia United Presbyterian Church
Paul
Kev Leiper
WH Anderson
Tev J H Leiper
Christian Statesman
Philadelphia
US Society
Pierce
Reed
Moorehead
Gilmore
Andre Just
Ph Lo
The
H . Shepherd
A A Morrow
DW Craft
SG McDonald
Center. Get your turkey ready for Christmas.
Mrs Stout Patterson is on the sick list. There will be a dance at Tom Stillion next Friday evening. Grandmother Lisle has returned home from Harrison county. Wheat 90c, oats 25c, corn 40¢, rye Ade, potatoes 40c. Clio blacksmith Oscar Adair drove 92 shoes in two days. Pretty good for Bolivar.
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Stout Patterson
Tom Stillion
Lisle
Harrison County
Clio
Oscar Adair
Bolivar
Muskingum County Institute Opens in Zanesville
The Muskingum County Institute will be held in Zanesville starting Monday December 27 with Profs Williams Dew J J Burns and D C inciuerot Lebanon N H to preside. The following marriage licenses have been issued since our last report Lee Moore and Maggie Moore J W Montgomery and Viena Williams George McCullough and Atlie Quinn E E Campbell and Emma J Keadle A C Horn and Maud Benson J H Williams and Charlotte Thomas I W Lemmon and Rose M Geese.
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Muskingum County Institute
Zanesville
Profs. Williams
Dew
J.J. Burns
Dayton
D. C
Inciuerot
Lee Moore
Maggie Moore
J. W. Montgomery
Viena Williams
George McCullough
Atlie Quinn
E.e.campbell
Emma J. Keadle
A.C. Horn
Maud Benson
J. H. Williams
Charlotte Thomas
I. W. Lemmon
Rose M Geese
Requests to lend Ohio and Northwest Territory history books
Persons in this vicinity having books or manuscripts on early Ohio or Northwest Territory history are invited to write to State Librarian F. B. Loomis in Columbus. The State Library seeks to enrich this department and build up its Western history collections.
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Ohio
Northwest Territory
F. B. Loomis
Columbus
Ministers Attend National Opera Company Performances in Chicago
Reporters note that Chicago ministers were given complimentary tickets to the National Opera Company, behaved nicely, and avoided disruption unlike the biblical Sampson scenario. The ballet drew the main attention, provoking debate on its acceptance among the virtuous.
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National Opera Company
Chicago
Sampson
Silk close-out sale on Gros Grain and silks
Raymond & Co. announces a pre January 1 clearance of Black Gros Grain Rhadzimir Rhadames and Royal silk. Elegant Gros Grain cut to 97 cents from 1.25, other varieties to 1.18 and 1.33, Rhadames to 1.12 and Royal silk to 1.65. Call early for choice.
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Raymond & Co
Cross Roads social notes and local happenings
Wedding news hints at an upcoming ceremony. James Warden opens a coal bank. John Mabler sold a horse for 140 dollars last week. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs P Warden on Born-Dee 1st 1886. No tobacco used at the local school taught by W P DeHart. RD Kirkpatrick returns from six months in Kentucky. Social hop at Wim Thompson's Friday. Miss Sadie McKim of Tyner visited and attended. Lanning Bros move saw mill near North Salem for winter work.
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James Warden
John Mabler
Monkey Hill
Sadie McKim
Tyner
Wm Thompson's
Robert Bell
Jim
Lanning Bros
North Salem
Brace up with Electric Bitters at Doxier's Book Store
Feeling low with poor appetite and headaches seek a health boost without stimulants. An alterative that purifies blood and activates liver and kidneys is advertised as Electric Bitters, available for 50 cents a bottle at C. L. Wall & Co.'s drug store.
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C. L. Wall & Co
Five Year Old Gill Burned By Clothing Fire Near Cumberland
A five year old girl named Gill from near Cumberland was left alone in the house while her mother worked outside. The child's clothing caught fire in an unknown manner and she suffered severe burns that are reported as likely fatal.
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Gill
Cumberland
Ogier's Buys Frames In Wide Choice At Low Prices
A complete line of the choicest frames in wood silk gut and plush can be bought very cheap at Ogier's offering stylish options for homes and shops seeking affordable picture framing.
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Ogier’s
The Waif's Christmas Cantata At United Presbyterian
The United Presbyterian Sabbath school will render The Waif's Christmas on Friday evening. It promises to be as entertaining and instructive as last year’s performance and includes a Christmas tree. Admission is ten cents and all are invited.
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United Presbyterian
Holiday Excursion on the B and O Railroads
The Baltimore and Ohio issues a holiday excursion offer with round trip tickets at one fare from all stations on the Trans Ohio divisions and on the Columbus and Cincinnati Midland lines to Chicago Wheeling Pittsburg and Cincinnati. Tickets returnable by January 3 1887.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Trans-Ohio
Columbus & Cincinnati Midland
Chicago
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Railroad bridge completion on GC&M line noted as solid
Bridge No 18 on the GC M railroad is completed and judged sound by competent observers. Workmen proceed from No 18 to No 10, the first bridge north of Oldhams. In total eighteen bridges span Wills creek, with eleven slated for rebuilding.
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Oldhams
Wills Creek
Ogier's Book Store Offers Wide Holiday Gift Selections
A range of attractive holiday presents is available at Ogier's Book Store, with prices designed to fit every budget. Shoppers can find a variety of items suitable for stocking stuffers and gifting seasons.
Testament to Dr King's New Discovery by Knoxville Chief
Knoxville chief J J Atkins testifies to the virtues of Dr King's New Discovery for consumption praising its effect on coughs colds bronchitis asthma and lung ailments. Trial bottles are free at C L Wall Co drug store with large size priced at one dollar.
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J.J. Atkins
Knoxville
C. L. Wall & Co
George Stinson & CO
Tortland, Maine
Elegant Dressing Cases and Accessories Sale at Cgier's
A selection of elegant dressing cases work boxes and shaving sets in plush and leather is offered at very low prices at Cgier's. The range includes olot cases and other refined grooming and storage items appealing to shoppers seeking premium presentation.
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Cgier’s
Temperance Drama to Open at New Birmingham Hall
A five act temperance drama will be staged in New Birmingham town hall on December 24 and 25. It promises good music and serves as a grand treat while proceeds benefit the public library. Patrons are urged to give liberal support.
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New Birmingham
Ogier's Book Store Offers Budget Bibles and Bible Binding
The cheapest family Bibles are available at Ogier's Book Store along with a wide assortment of bindings for pocket Bibles, hymn books, and psalm books.
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Ogier
Holiday excursion fares on Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburgh
Christmas and New Year offer one fare round trip to and from all stations for travel on December 24 25 and list 1886 and January 1 1887 with return by January 3 1887. Apply to nearest agent of the Pennsylvania Company Pittsburg Cincinnati and St Louis Railway and Chicago St Louis and Pittsburg Railroad.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Company
Pittsburg, Cincinnati & St. Louis Railway Company
Chicago
Christmas card designs at Ogier's book store
A fine variety of new and beautiful designs of Christmas cards at all prices and styles are to be seen at Ogier's book store.
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Ogier
Paterson Journal Ad Cites Universal Salve Promise
An advertisement declares the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with a cure for piles or pay refund. It guarantees five perfect satisfaction and price 25 cents per box, sold by J. Wall & Co. on February 18.
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J. Wall & Co
Ogier's Offers Fine Gift Books In Elegant Bindings
A line of fine gift poems and a complete selection of handsome gift books in refined bindings are featured at Ogier's.
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Ogier
Holiday Excursion Sale on Cleveland & Marietta R R Co
The Cleveland and Marietta Railroad announces a holiday excursion sale offering round trip tickets at one fare for travel from all stations to all stations on December 24 and 25 and January 1 1887. Tickets are valid for return until January 3 1887 inclusive.
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Cleveland & Marietta R. R. Co
Ogier's book store advertises large assortments and low prices
The notice highlights Ogier's book store offering the largest assortment and lowest prices on albums in plush and leather bindings. It also promotes Dr Bull's Baltimore Pills at 25 cents, Day's Horse Powder for sheep, Drexel's Bell Cologne, and Dr Bull's Baby Syrup claiming no opium and relief for teething.
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Ogier’s
Dr. Bull
Baltimore
Drexel
Ogier's Closeout Sale Of Home Goods At Cost
Ogier's will close out stock offering vases toilet sets shaving mugs mouse tabhe cups china cups and saucers at cost to clear remaining inventory. Local shoppers can purchase from the store while supplies last.
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Ogier’s
Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Purifying Tonic Cure
A vintage note extols Burdock Blood Bitters as a purifying tonic. It links symbols of happiness to a Japanese blossom on note paper and a Kentuckian sign from a single red blossom on the nose. The piece warns of three disease outlets the bowels skin and kidneys and urges regulating their action with the tonic.
Kersey's on Mill Street Clothing Cleaning and Repairs
If you want your clothes cleaned or repaired be sure to go to Kersey's on Mill Street opposite Court House for reliable service and quick turnaround.
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Kersey’s
Mill, Street
Court House
Workingmen's wages rise and labor news across states
Pan Handle railroad workers gain wage increases while East glass blowers dispute continues. Pennsylvania railroad engineers deny joining the Knights of Labor amid a surge in union activity. United States glass blowers plan a shared trade mark for union products. A 12 foot camel coal seam found near Zanesville excites the city. Amsterdam rioters face convictions and prison terms. Mineral Ridge coal miners win a ten cent per ton raise after a strike. Ohio river steamboat men report a prosperous year with stable water and delayed ice. A seven foot six inch anthracite seam found at Banff and a Utica riot erupts over non union workers. Martin A. Jordan moots Ohio governor or VP speculation. Public view cautions against labor’s rapid ascent amid federation hopes. Findlay gas company lowers stove gas to twenty five cents monthly for city churches. Bel laire miners head West or South to seek homes, purchase lands. Mahoning valley coal mines push for a ten cent per ton raise, risking a strike if operators refuse. Arbitration option considered if operators consent.
Protracted meeting and community notices in Chal fant s week
Protracted meeting at Chal fant s this week. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs John Anderson a daughter on Dec 15. Trustees report John McCully taken to infirmary last week. Cantata at Burt s hall next Saturday night promised as something grand. Kilbreath confined to his room with rheumatism. Mrs Hiddjebrand ill for fourteen weeks slowly improving. Rev W McBroom holding Adventist church meetings this week. MFE Sabbath school to sing in church Sunday evening Jan 2. Mrs Moss recently moved from Cambridge to this place died last Sunday of consumption. Geo Atherton of W LE Coal Co visiting home at Streater Lil. SW Conner left store door open all night at Trail Run Saturday night.
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Chalfant’s
John Anderson
John McCully
Burt's Hall
P L Kilbreath
HiddJebrand
W. McBroom
Adventist Church
MFE
Moss
Cambridge
Geo Atherton
W & LE Coal Co
Streater
Lil
SW Conner
Trail Run
Wonderful Blood Purifier Ad Promotes Century War Series
An old Evansville Courier issue highlights a long standing Georgia blood purifier sold nationwide. The ad touts a major Southern drug firm with extensive sales in Evansville and promises testimonials on the Courier’s third page. Also promoted is The Century magazine featuring a Lincoln biography and the War Series with notable authors and upcoming serials.
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The
Courier
Georgia
Tira
South
Evansville
Ind.) Corner
One armed boy in Augusta saves four from drowning
A one armed boy in Augusta rescued four persons from drowning while Dr Bull s Conch Swrap claims to have saved thousands from consumption. The text warns that heavily seasoned animal food and alcohol predispose pout and urges seeking Salvation Oil to kill pain at 25 cents.
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Augusta
Reminiscences and Frontispiece Contents of The Century
Contents list featuring GAMBETTA proclamations on Frances Republic and washburne memoirs with illustrations by Thulstrup and Smith. Includes The Siege and Commune of Paris, Latius Wives, Harold Frederic tales, Bunner frontispiece, Sonnets in Shadow, Our Defenceless Coasts, Mexico stories, The Babylonian Seals, Gouverneur Morris diaries, Annie Cary Morris portrait, Socialism by Walker, and a violin obligato tale.
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Gambetta
Republic OF
France
Howard Pyle
Frank French
Paris
E. B Washburne
New York
de Clerq
Pinches
Gouverneur Morris
Annie Cary Morris
G. Kruell
Old Morrissania
Francis A. Walker
Mayoury Fleming
Margaret Crasg
Notice of Petition to Sell Real Estate in Guernsey County
Mary A Gill and William Gill and George W Kimble and Ada Kimble and Ellen J Gattrell and Charles H Gattrell will be notified that David T Satchet as Administrator de bonis non of Robert Kimble's estate filed a petition in Guernsey County Probate Court seeking an order to sell about eight acres in section 23 township 3 range 3 to pay debts. Plaintiffs must appear by February first ISS7 or an order will be issued.
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Mary A. Gill
William Gill
George W. Kimble
Ada Kimble
Strausburg
Shelby County
Iinois
Ellen J. Gattrell
Charles H Gattrell
Redfield
Spink County
Dakota
ISSG
David T. Satchet
de Bomsnon
Robert Kimble
Guernsey County
Ohio
C.y
Sof
Persis
Dingly David 'T
Uncalled Letters List at Cambridge Post Office
Cambridge Ohio December 18 IS S G The following list of letters remain uncalled for at the Cambridge postoffice Bucy Miss Jonnie Green Mrs Mary Ellen Sell WH Hall Mrs Maggie Coleman Mr T Robertson David Campbell J A Stephens Frank Duf ey Miss Amanda Smith Miss Mar Donaldson WC Thornburg Ots Jay Farnham Mr Wm Todd Albert POSTALS Bishard Mra RJ LePage Geo H Brown Wash McCarthy W Carey Chas Price J P Ellis E W
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Bucy
Jonnie Green
Mary Ellensell
WH Hall
Maggie Coleman
T Robertson
David Campbell
J A Stephens
Frank Duffey
Amanda Smith
Mar Donaldson
WC Thornburg
Jay Farnham
Wm Todd
Albert Postals
Montgomery Williams and Cullough Quinn Marriages
On December 15 1886 at the residence of the officiating minister W H McFarland John W Montgomery of Temperanceville Belmont county Ohio and Miss Vienna P Williams of Gibson s station this county and George A McCullough of Laravile City Wyoming territory and Miss Allie G Quin ton of Kimbolton Ohio were married by the same minister at the same location.
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Montgomery—Williams
W. OH. McFarland
John W. Montgomery
Temperanceville
Belmont County
Cullough—Quinn
W. H. McFarland
George A. McCullough
Laravile City
Wyoming Territory
Allie’ G
Kimbolton
Harper's Magazine 1887 offerings promise varied interest
Harper's Magazine 1887 will feature a political social and romantic novel Narka by Kathleen O Meara a new novel April Hopes by W D Howells Southern Setches by Charles Dudley Warner and Rebecca Harding Davis illustrated by Wm Hamilton Gibson Great American Industries continued Social Studies by Dr R Pely Railway Problem pieces new illustrations by KA Abbey and Alfred Parsons and pieces by EK Roe among other attractions
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Harper’s Magazine
Ka Abbey
Alfred Par Sons
EK. P. Roe
Harper's Magazine and Harper & Brothers Subscriptions
Harper & Brothers advertise Harper's Magazine weekly and Young People editions with annual and bound volume options. Subscriptions begin with the current issue or specified time, post free in the US and Canada, with prices listed for One Year and cloth bindings, plus an index volume and payment by money order or draft.
Harper’s periodical subscription and volumes offer
Harper & Bros announces subscriptions to Harper’s Weekly Harper’s Magazine Harper’s Bazar Harper’s Young People and related titles. One year options priced. bound weekly volumes three years back available in cloth binding 7.00 per volume with mail or express delivery. cloth cases 4.00 each. Newspapers must not copy this advertisement. Address Harper & Brothers New York.
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Harper's Magazine
Harper & Brothers
Harper & Bros
New York
Post Office
Harper's Bazar combines fashion and literature in 1887 issue
Harper's Bazar blends stories poems and essays by leading writers with fashionable sketches and pattern sheets. It covers social etiquette decorative art cookery and household topics with fashion plates to help readers dress their own outfits.
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Harper's Weekly
America
Harper’s Weekly
Harper's Bazar
Aline
Harper's Bazar and Harper's Magazine Subscriptions Details
Subscriptions offered for Harper's Bazar Harper's Magazine Harper's Week ly Harper's Young People at 1.50 to 2.00 per year with postage free. Back volumes available three years prior in cloth binding at 1.00 per volume cloth cases 1.00 more. Remittances by money order or draft to the publisher at Franklin Square. Postage paid on re shipping.
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Harper’s
Harper's
Harper
Harper’s Franklin
United States
Canada
Harper's Bazar
Harper's Magazine
Harper’s Weekly
Harper's Young People
Franklin SQ
Harper's Handy
United
Castoria Ad Slogan Recalled From Era Of Promotion
An archival line recalls the Castoria advertising jingle praising the medicine for babies children and mothers across generations. The rhyme traces use from infancy to parenting, highlighting a brand associated with infant care and family wellbeing. Entity mentions include Castoria as the central product and implied households.
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Cambridge Herald
J.P. Mahaffey
T.w.ogier
Mahaffey & Ogier
Wilice
Main St
East Court Square
Europe
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J. Brilles
Findlay
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Mexico
Dow
Sare
Payne
Barnesville
General Booth
Salvation Army
Missouri
Commonwealth
Washington
Antrim
New Concord
Mor Fine Holiday Goods
Doxier’s Book Store
Bucklen
the Workingmen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Knights of Labor
Union Glass Blowers
Amsterdam, Y
Mineral Ridge
Banff
Wai
Utica
N. Y
Martin A. Joran
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Progress
National Federation of Trades Unions
Findlay Natural Gas Company
William Malley
Charles Ludlow
Ernest Baker
Bellaire
Tennessee
Mahoning Valley
Youngstown
Boyesville
Swirv Specific Co
Atlanta
Lincoln
John G. Nicolay
John Ilay
Robert T Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Getesburg
Diant
Union Artilery
Longstreet
EM. Law
Chickamauga
Did. M. Hillishesams
Sea
Howard and
Slocum
Q. A. Gillmore
Wm. Fsmith
John Gibbon
Horace Porter
John S. Mosby
Frank R Stockston
Geo W. Cable
Iry Hallock Foote
Remus
Julian Hawthorne
Edward Eggleson
Russia
Siberia
George Kenman
Siberian
Egereston
American
Queen Anne
J. M. Buckley
Christian Advocate
Century CO
Oridner's Magazine
Chas Scribner’s Sons, Publishere
Broadway
Archibald Neel
John Neel
Mathews & Heade
Atty’s
Scieaser
Wheeling Age
Bet. 7Th and St. Sts
Ias
W.H.W McIlyar, P.M
Harper’s Periodicals
Harper Weekly
T&s
ONE Price Clothing House
Postoffice
Cambridge, Ohio
Newark
Cambetter
Hirschberg
Babe Ead
Farper’s Weekly
Harper's Periodicals
F&doe
Harper’s Bazar
Fiarper
An Illustrated Weekly
Great Britain
Boston Courier
Brooklyn Union
N,y
Laug
Police Gazette
Richard K. Fox
Franklin Square
N. Y. City
Sarchet
Canbridge' O
Castoria
Miss
Home Journati
Home Journal
Buffalo
Leslie Keeley
Heeey
Leslie E. Keeley
Leslie ER
Guern
Sey County
Helf
Bargaid Shoe House
Llol
Eas OC
Masas
Wemens
Alfred Dolges
Hornbrook’s
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