Democratic Senatorial Convention at Newcomerstown Nominates Crowl
The Democratic Senate convention for this district met at Newcomerstown and nominated W. S. Crowl of Coshocton on a county by county ballot. The event featured heated debates, committee reports, and leadership from E. W. Mathews and J. A. Buchanan among others. A resolution supported A. J. Pearson’s one term plan and M. Voorhes chaired the nominating committee.
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Newcomerstown
Guernsey County
North End
Beriah Wilkins
Crown
Coshocton
E.W. Mathews
Thomas Smith
Guernsey
A. M. Beers
Tuscarawas
ER. M. Vorheis
Crowl
W.S. Heade
William Borton
Borton
Monroe
Noble
Pearson
J. A. Buchanan
A. J. Zoar
W. W. Woods
William Lawrence, Jr
E. W. Mathews
E. M. Starr
J. M. Crawford
A. J. Pearson
Senate
Springfield Herald's view on westward migration and agriculture
The Springfield Herald notes westward migration draws Eastern poor seeking luck, cites Denver unemployment, and warns many fail despite bright hopes. It calls Lincoln or Sangamon farmers to expect poor crops from heavy rains and heat, joking about a Cambridge gentleman’s hunting skills against cyclones.
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Springfield
Denver
Lilinomw
Cambridge
Sangamon
County Liquor Tax Question Between Auditor and Attorney General
A June 27 1883 exchange from Hamilton County Ohio between County Auditor W S Cappeller and Attorney General Hollingsworth discusses whether liquor tax can be remitted for only part of the year for dealers quitting, with Hollingsworth replying that the tax must be paid for the entire year and any relief would require a formal refunding order.
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W. S. Cappeller
Hamilton County
Hollingsworth
Cincinnati
D. A. Hollingsworth
Columbus
Ohio
W.S. CaprElier
Wool market moves slowly with scattered prices
Multiple Ohio papers report wool prices ranging from 30 to 35 cents per pound with movement varying by region. Buyers hold back on larger clips while farmers seek firmer rates, and traders anticipate clearer direction by early July.
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St Clairsville
Calculations Show Liquor Costs Versus National Resources
A 19th century comparison argues liquor expenses reach 600 million dollars yearly. It cites manufacturing wages 775 million, school and library values, church property, and state tax totals to claim abstinence would offset most public costs and reduce employment by about 200,000.
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U.S
Great Britain
United States
LOL, Lee
United Sates
Philadelphia Wool Market Sags Amid Quiet Trade and Rising Stocks
The Philadelphia wool market remains exceptionally quiet with few purchases and light receipts. Farmers and dealers in Ohio Indiana Virginia seek higher prices than the seaboard can bear, causing limited trade and accumulating stock as mills halt and others threaten shutdowns. tariffs and production curtailment may help later, but a liberal price drop is needed now.
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Ohio
Indian
Virginia
Seaboard
Uocket
Dr Davie Kennedy's Favorite Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement urges immediate action against illness citing Dr Davie Kennedy and a remedy that relieves bowels stimulates liver and cools the skin. It directs readers to send one dollar to Rondout NY or visit a druggist for a remedy claim.
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Davie Kennedy
Rondout
Local resident Peter Lawler praised for years of service
Mr Peter Lawler of Carron Massachusetts has lived in Op Berkshire MILs for seventeen years and worked there for fifteen. He is described as a good and respected citizen who has suffered a chronic illness but now appears to be in good health. Cons O Brown President notes the tale will be published in another column and could benefit thousands of readers.
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Parker's Tourc
Parker's
PHL Iscox & Co
Doctor Kennedy
Dalton
Mass
Peter Lawler
Berkshire
Mils
Carron
O. Brown
Self abuse disease cures advertised by German Tuvig orator
Advertisement offers cures for diseases from self abuse nervous debility mental anxiety depression of spirits and functional nervous system derangements by German Tuvig orator. For sale by John Downar. June 14.
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Tuvig
John Downar
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J.P. Mahaffey
T. W. Ogier
Mahaffey & Ogier
Uffice
Main St
East Court Square
Tuscaranas
Stewart
M. Voorhes
H. R. West
P. H. Hannas
H. B. Keffer
W. 5. Heade
Thos. Smith
Illinois
Eips
Scott
Wool Notes
Freeport Press
Somerset
Belmont Chronicle
Barnesville
McConnelsville
W.W. Collins
Caldwell Press
Raymond & CO
Nplleks
Ambridge
Cambridge, Ohio
Ajtl Siegfried
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Ind
Delighter
Batisfactory
Spenge Mos
Slactansti
Colossus
Camnigo
al Mona
Sells Bros
Joseph Nimmo
Bureau of Statistics
Treasury Department
Rere
Earth
Circus
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Viola Rivers Ce
Delar JE
Orrin Hollis and
Willie Sells
Wallace, Hartwell, Robinson
Duncan
Barton, Williams and Benton
Astley
London
the Olympique
Paris
Davene
Stick
Herr Drayton
Re] Law and
Alten Peonaldo Bros
Prof. White’s
Philadelphia
Vebadeeee
Oeese Sumind
Colorado
DeLaine
Deceenacabelten
Q Hanlon & Meyers
Merchant Tailors
Main Street
COM
Massachusetts
John Spencer
Worthe
Weiling and Buntings
Silk
Zanilla
Gingham
McCall’s Bazar Patterns
Thalheimier
Baltimore
Hutchison
East
Gear7
Thalheimer
Lindsey
V. Lat
Parker’s
Hiscox & Co
N.Y
Delic
T. C. Stanley
Cambridge, Ohto
Ogicceive
R’s
Bands OF Music
Kohn’s
Kohn Brothers, Shawnee Cambridge, Corning & Straitsville
Fenetic Medicine Co
Ndetro CH
Msof Cine
Guenther
Guenther & CO
Pittsburgh
West
Peter Dennis
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