Tilden Declines Democratic Nomination Amid Chicago Plans
J P Mahaffey T W Ogier Mahaffey Ogier report notes the Supreme Court ruling on the Scott law lien clause as unconstitutional but leaves other aspects intact. Samuel J. Tilden announces he will not seek the Democratic presidential nomination. Chicago preparations aim to seats 20 000 at the Democratic National Convention, with expectations rivaling the Republicans.
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Supreme Court
Samuel J. Tilden
Chicago
Ohio
Logan
Buel
Hould
Historical Publishing CO
3Rd St
St. Louis
Signs of a rift in Democratic ranks in the district
The piece notes a disturbance within the Democrats led by Hon. Henry Bohl, with supporters in Washington county suspecting misdeeds. Hon. J. D. Taylor and his followers have heard of it and mock the trouble. The split's breadth is uncertain, and bridging it may be difficult or possible.
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Henry Bohl
Washington County
J. D. Taylor
Prohibition County Convention Sees Small Turnout
The Prohibition County Convention gathered with limited attendance. I C Hall chaired the meeting with Rev Evans Thompson as chairman, a credentials committee examined towns, and a ticket was nominated for Probate Judge Daniel Broom, Clerk John Thomas, Treasurer John Tignor, Sheriff Lewis Salladay, Prosecuting Attorney Enoch Sears, Commissioner John V Hawes, and Infirmary Director Doctor Whorton.
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Prohibition
Prohibition Friends
I. C. Hall
Evans Thompson
Richland Township
George Winiker
T. S. Luccock
Coburn
Lucecock
Mr. McElwain
Joseph Beymer
J. C. McNutt
Frederick Winiker
Daniel Broom
Cambridge
John Thomas
Jefferson Township
John Tignor
Cambridge Township
Lewis Salladay
Valley Township
Enoch Sears
Jackson Township
John V. Hawes
Westland Township
Doctor Whorton
Center Township
B. F. Fleming
Doctor Wharton
Committee On
God
Prohibition Home Protection Party
Luecock
Rev. Thompson
R. J. Campbell
Simeon Davis
Defenses of Naraganset Bay and other history feature in June Magazine
The June issue opens with a Washington portrait by Mrs. Sharpless from 1790 and presents in depth the fortifications around Newport Rhode Island by General George W. Cullum. It includes maps, a Yellowstone Park discovery article by P Koch, a piece on Sharpless miniature with Walton W Evans, and essays on early firearm manufacturing. The issue also offers The Dinner with General Scott in 1861 by Lieut General Charles P Stone and continues The Private Intelligence Papers of Sir Henry Clinton.
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American History
Washington
Yellowstone National Park
P. Koch
Bozeman
Montana
Walton W. Evans
New York
Charles H. Fitch
United States
Charles P. Stone
Khedive
Egypt
Scott
Henry Clinton
de Lancey
Lafayette
William Constable
Henry E. Pierrepont
Brooklyn
Lafayette Place
New York City
Frazier's Root Bitters advertised as medicinal
Frazier's Root Bitters are marketed as a medicinal product not a dram shop beverage. The label claims strong liver and kidney effects, bowel regularity, and blood cleansing. Sold by Druggists for $1.00, FRAZIER MEDICINE CO. props, Cleveland Ohio. The Omaha colt show report notes a large turnout and high praise despite bad weather.
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Frazier’s
Frazier Medicine CO
Prop’s
Cleveland
Ohio
The Best Salve for Cuts and Skin Eruptions
An 19th century advertisement promising a universal salve that cures cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, rashes, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and piles with a money back guarantee. Sold by J. R. Downar, jan. Ally, at 25 cents per box.
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J. R. Downar
jan.Ally
New Daugherty composition with Nilsson lithograph
Rosa Darling presents John P. Dougherty’s latest song with Will H. Carlton of Duprez Benedicts Minstrels. The piece, sung to favorable reception, features Christine Nilsson on the title page and lyrics by George M. Vickers. 40 cents, postpaid from Chester. Also notes for a Democratic State Convention in Columbus with B&O Railroad excursion tickets for June 23 25.
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Rosa Darling
John P. Daugherty
Will H. Carlton
Duprez & Bendict
Christine Nilsson
George M. Vickers
John P. Dougherty
West Third Street
Chester
Electric Bitters Promotion Warning
If you suffer from low spirits appetite loss debility disorders of blood or bilious nature procure Electric Bitters. A bottle promises rapid improvement renewed life strength and activity with pain and misery ceasing. Sold for fifty cents by J R Downar.
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J. R. Downar
Births Reported in Cambridge and Point Pleasant
On June 7 1884 a son was born to Mr and Mrs P J Murtha of Cumberland. On June 13 1884 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Herman Rabe of Cambridge. On June 14 1884 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Simon Secrest of Point Pleasant. On June 14 1884 a son was born to Mr and Mrs John Cochran of Point Pleasant. On June 16 1884 a son was born to Mr and Mrs S S Carnes of Cambridge Ohio.
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Murtin
P. J. Murtha
Cumberland
Rabee
Herman Rabe
Cambridge
Secrest
Simon Secrest
Point Pleasant
Cocoran
John Cochran
Carnes
Cambridge, Ohio
William's Indian Pile Ointment Offers Piles Cure
A Cleveland Ohio advertisement touts William's Indian Pile Ointment as a swift remedy for blind bleeding and itching piles. It claims one box can cure long standing cases, absorbs tumors and soothes itching, sold by druggists and mailed for $1. May 22ly.
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William
Frazier Medicine CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Low Rate Excursion to the Great West in 1884
From June 18 to 28 the B and O Co sells round trip tickets to Kansas points Adaline Baxter Springs Council Grove Florence Fredonia Halton Independence and Reece at one fare for the round trip. Visit the Great West at the lowest rate offered. For train times contact B and O agents.
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Great West
Kansas
Adaline Baxter Springs
Council Grove
Florence
Fredonia
Halton
Independence
Reece
Housewire Offer Promises Free Year To Subscribers
A Rochester New York note offers a free one year domestic journal to any lady who sends ten names and addresses of married ladies plus 30 cents in stamps. The paper targets young and home readers, aiming to gain sample copies. Regular price is one dollar annually. February 14 1856.
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Housewire
Rochester
N. Y
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