Supreme Court upholds Scott law in 1883 ruling
The June 28 1883 issue notes the Supreme Court confirms the Scott law constitutional. Republicans plan a judicial convention in Zanesville on July 19 with contenders J W Campbell and a Mr Philips of Zanesville. Guernsey County backs James Lawrence for Attorney General, resident of Cleveland. Democratic Central Committee names delegates for the Senatorial Convention at Newcomer town today.
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Zanesville
J. W. Campbell
Philips
Guernsey County
James Lawrence
Washington
William Lawrence
Cleveland
Guernsey
Republican Central Committee reorganizes with new leaders
The Republican Central Committee met at J. C. Steele's office on Saturday and elected T. B. Hibbs of Londonderry township as Chairman and Alfred Weedon of Wheeling as Secretary. An Executive Committee named W. K. Gooders as Chairman J. E. Lawrence as Secretary Jon Wilkin as Treasurer and advisors J. A. Troette R. W. Anderson and others. The Treasurer said last year's campaign assessments were nearly paid with $5 unpaid. A committee was formed to report this year's amounts and did so. The head of the ticket was assessed the highest share to reflect greater honor and effort, prompting some complaint but the report was adopted. The text notes that, judged by organization, the "kickers" are ahead.
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Republican Central Committee
J. C. Steele
T. B. Hibbs
Londonderry Township
Alfred Weedon
Wheeling
W. K. Gooders
J. E. Lawrence
Jon Wilkin
John A. Troette
R. W. Anderson
J. A. Troette
G. H. Stout
R. H. Henry
J. A. Dilley
Lawyers Question Cambridge Saloons Ordinance Effect
A Cambridge ordinance closing liquor outlets at six p m faced legal review. J A Troette argues publication and authentication rules govern validity with ten day waiting and potential post publication signing. He notes the measure may be published before signing but cannot become law until signed and recorded.
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HermanLoman
J. A. Troette
Cambridge
Ge'elock P.m. &c
Council oversteps limits on liquor regulation ordinance
The article argues the council exceeded its authority by regulating all liquor outlets rather than those named in the statute. It calls for strict adherence to the law and notes possible errors in framing the ordinance while not criticizing the council outright.
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Municipal Corporation
Wool price slips in Noble County reports
The Noble County Republican notes several wool clips sold at 35 cents per pound in recent days while the market remains dull. A few clips were delivered at Belmont at 32 cents, with broader activity subdued as merchants hold back and growers stay uncertain. Local growers include Wm Barton of Oxford township who sold wool to James and Pryor of Hendrysburg at 33 cents, with 32 to 33 cents as the nearby range.
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Noble County Republican
Belmont
Morristown Cor
Bellaire Tribune
Wm. Barton
Oxford Township
James & Pryor
Hendrysburg
Barnesville Enterprise
Mill rises three stories as Cumberland works advance
Dick Smith visits Geo Smith as the new mill nears completion with two stories up and a three story height planned. The mayor fines a noisy street violator ten dollars and later eleven seventy five with costs. A horse mishap injures Thomas Rogers and a wagon wheel accident bruises bystanders. John Collins, pioneer farmer, dies at seventy leaving a wife and five children.
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Dick Smith
Geo Smith
W H Stevens
Geo. Bugher
Mr Perkins
Zane
John Collins
Finley Collins
Local Items and School Notices From Our District
Names and changes: J M Borrows to teach next winter. Mary Theaker joins Union Schools at Arkansas City. Clara Milone to teach at Lebanon this fall. A W Ringer to return to mine teaching. Also Atchison and Thompson sold sheep to S Morrison. Joseph Hutchison of Arkansas City visiting relatives. And notes on a flour mix up at the miller and a county convention incident.
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W Ringer
New Concord Enterprise
Local Happenings and Short News Notes
Hopewell market reports eggs and butter prices. The circus draws crowds and youths enjoy street games. Rev Campbell held a 5 PM sermon in Northfield. Cambridge resident Hf eVeiteh sold a Singer machine to James Mason last week. Red Brush spelling night drew few youths. Annie Mason returns from New Philadelphia. A minor quarrel occurred between two locals while working on the road.
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Rev Campbell
Northfield
eVeiteh
Cambridge
James Mason
Red Brush
Annie Mason
New Philadelphia
Wheat Harvest Underway With Early Sown Crops Ripening
Farmers prepare for harvest as early sown wheat ripens and yields look above average. Hay and upland meadows show strong prospects while bee keepers report excellent activity. Local residents visit kin and attend church services delayed for a children's meeting in Winchester.
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Geo Ford
Simon Stiles
John Rollingston
Midway
Silas McLaughlin
Sarahsville
H M McCracken
Aus’ Parker
Cambridge
S Thomas
Hattie Johnson
Winchester
Franklin School
Allen's Chapel
Lizzie Dyer
Knox
Rachel Walters
Hugh Dyer
Robt Daugherty
Birmingham
John Thomas
Mattie McCartney
North Salem
Local Notes and Family Visits Highlight Ohio Community
Mrs Lib Burr of Cambridge visits Aob Warnock's. W J Bishop trips to New Concord. J Johnson returns home from Magnetic Springs improved. Mrs Eliza J Longstreth ill two weeks with nervous spasms. Clear Fork Baptist to hold communion on first Sabbath in July. William Thompson and four sons visit brother John A Thompson in New Concord. Hugh P Aikin family stay at James Aikens in Bloomfield. A beggar boy seeks clothing and food at Broom Kimball's home before work. John Allison of Washington township dies suddenly of apoplexy while visiting relatives. body moved to Birmingham for interment.
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Lib Burr
Cambridge
Aob
Warnock
Bishop
New Concord
Johnson
Magnetic Springs
Eliza J. Longstreth
Clear Fork
William Thompson
John A Thompson
Hugh P Aikin
Bloomfield
Muskingum County
James Aikens
Broom Kimball
John Allison
Washington Township
Uhrichsville
Birmingham
Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy Ad in 19th Century Style
An advertisement urges readers to avoid tonic bitters during illness or low mood and to buy Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy to purify the blood and cleanse the system. It claims disease and drunkenness spring from impure blood and promotes the product at one dollar per bottle by Dr David Kennedy of Rondout New York.
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Dr. Kennedy
Byesville notices and local happenings
Byesville school closed on the 15th. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Young. Town Hall nearly finished. Miss Miller of Town to spend summer here. Edward Lee’s sons from Philadelphia visited. Mr and Mrs Secrest returned from extended Iowa visit. Marriages: E W Baker and Rh A Douney. J D Sills and Alice Foreaker. Strawberry and ice cream festival planned for month end. Squire Rainey, recently eye surgery patient, back out.
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Young
Itall
Squire Rainey
Advert for German Invigorator sales by John Dowhar
An old advertisement promotes a nerve tonic called German Invigorator for self abuse related ailments like nervous debility anxiety and depression. It names John Dowhar as the seller dated June 14 with three months hint.
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John Dowhar
Fourth of July Excursion Fares From Major Rail Lines
The Pittsburgh Cincinnati and St Louis railway and Pan Handle Route announce cheap excursion tickets for July 24 from all stations. Children 5 to 12 ride at half rate. travel until July 4 inclusive. Preparations are underway at key points for patriotic picnics and celebrations as rates are set to be very low.
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and
Peter Lawler Resident of Dayton Town for Seventeen Years
O p Berkshire Mills Dayton Mass April 27 1852. Mr Peter Lawler has been a resident of this town for seventeen years and in our employ for fifteen. He has been a good and respected citizen though he has long endured a chronic disease. He now states he is in apparent good health. Cons O Brown Pres. The wonderful case referred to above is published in another column and will prove of great value to thousands of our readers Ep
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O_p
Berkshire Mills
Dayton
Mass
Peter Lawler
O. Brown
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