Republican committee to meet at Taylor and Andersons office
A meeting of the Republican Central and Executive Committee is set for tomorrow at Taylor and Andersons office. The Supreme Court of Iowa has ruled the Constitutional Amendment for prohibition unconstitutional. The U S Treasury on April 7 reported 364 285 357 with gold coin and bullion over 185 million. England’s costs this century total 4 414 000 000 sterling for stars and 1 100 000 000 for internal improvements and civil government. Bucyrus saloon keepers sent 31 copper cents to Dr Scott of Lebanon for his Scott law tax work. Notaries Public must file bond copies with Clerks of the Court of Common Pleas. Governor will transmit certified copies when issued.
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United States Treasury
England
Bucyrus
Scott
Lebanon
Notaries
Court of Common Pleas
European Wheat Declines Forecast Amid Crop Shortage
Wheat prospects in Europe point to smaller yields this year with Great Britain seen 15 percent lower and France down at least 10 percent. In the United States a record cattle shipment contract was signed for 75,000 head from Texas grazing lands to Wichita Falls on the Fort Worth Denver route, at $35 per car, totaling about 3,000 carloads due to fencing limiting driving.
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Great Britain
France
Fort Worth
Kansas
Wichita Falls
Denver
Indian Territory
U S and Spanish Claims Commission Concludes Work
The United States and Spanish claims commission in Washington has finished its work, disposing of all cases on file. Of 130 cases presented, 35 were allowed and 95 were dismissed. Total claims were $30,313,581. $1,203,451 allowed, $38,786 by the commission, and $1,254,660 by umpires.
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United States and Spanish Claims Commission
Washington
Barnesville Board Rejects Mixed Schools Policy
The Barnesville School Board rejected plans for racially integrated schooling after an earlier application to allow colored children into the white school. The note appears among local items including an improved wheat crop in northwestern Ohio and changes at the Barnesville Entenprise presses.
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Barnesville
Ohio
Barnesville Entenprise
Forepaugh
Dayton
J.P. Kelley
Norwich
William Dramond
Army reunion in Washington 1883 plans and events
The Army of the Potomac reunion to be held in Washington next week features a grand parade of veteran corps and U S troops. President and cabinet along with Generals Grant Sherman Hancock Sheridan McClellan Sickles will attend, with a Mount Vernon visit and a public banquet planned as part of a two day program. Baltimore and Ohio offers reduced round trip fares May 14 to 19 for west and east of the Ohio River.
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Army of the Potomac
Washington
Grant
Sherman
Hancock
Sheridan
McClellan
Sickles
Baltimore and Ohio
Ohio River
U. S
Loyal Legion
Grand Army of the Potomac
National Theatre
Corres Ame
George Alfred Townsend
Adresses
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Be Temperate in All Things in Prohibition Appeal
A Kentucky and national prohibition discussion urges ending alcohol sales. Prohibition notes quote lawmakers, clergy, and reformers, citing Kansas, England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales, arguing local option and total bans advance public order, health, and liberty. An ad offers home earnings from H C Winkinson & Co.
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Kentucky
Kansas
St John
Ines
Lord Lorne
Canada
Northwest Territories
John Milton
Commonwealth
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Gladstone
Heaven
Hell
Charles Baxton
John Wesley
Morrill
Maine
Overview of United States Army Strength and Pay Scales
An exchange detailed the U S regular army composition with 25 infantry regiments, 10 cavalry regiments, 5 artillery regiments and a engineers corps totaling 28,002 active personnel plus 400 retired officers. It lists general and officer salaries from general of the army at 13 500 dollars to captains at 1800 dollars and chaplains at 1500 dollars, with private pay starting at 13 dollars a month for two years rising with years of service and reenlistments.
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Regular Army
United States
Corps
Engineers
Attorney General Opinions on Dual Constitutional Amendments
The attorney general states a citizen may vote yes on both amendments or no on both or one yes one no. He argues the General Assembly action on liquor traffic is legal and notes the unlikely scenario of both amendments passing. If both passed a court might split meaning, one prohibiting beverage use while the other lets the assembly regulate and tax non beverage sales.
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Hollingsworth
General Assembly
Excursion Tickets Offered For German Baptists Meeting
The Pittsburg Cincinnati and St. Louis Railway announces half fare excursion tickets to Bismarck Grove Kansas for the annual German Baptists meeting. Tickets on sale May 10 to 15 at principal stations or by application to smaller stations, valid until June 10, 1883, with one stopover allowed.
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Bismarck Grove
Kansas
Pittsburg
Cincinnati & St. Louis
Pan
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Railway
Bismack
RE. A. Ford
Pittsburgh
Woman proves firmer under pain after hand amputation
Mrs. Edward Meyers of Rondout New York endured a hand amputation for erysipelas without ether without movement or groan. Dr Kennedy of Rondout performed the operation and praised her heroism. Afterward the doctor gave his Favorite Remedy to cleanse the blood. Mrs Meyers recovered and remains well and strong.
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Edward Meyers
Rondout
N. Y
Kennedy
Parker's Ginger Tonic renamed Parker's Tonic
Rev I F E Osborne testifies to Parker's Ginger Tonic as a strong digestive and nervous tonic for men and invalids and notes it helps liquor abstinence. The product will be sold simply as Parker's Tonic with the same formula and genuine Hiscox & Co. signature required.
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Kirk
I. FE. Osborne
Ogden Ave
Jersey City
First Baptist Church
West Hoboken
Parker
Hiscox & Co
Peach bloom and busy harvest scene in town
The note details a local visit by Sylvester Sheppard, busy farming with corn and a favorable wheat outlook as the season grows. The Lanning sale last Saturday drew crowds and strong prices. Lanning Brothers' mill visit involves Reuben Lanning, Wm Walters and wife, and Miss Airy Beal. they traveled to Carroll County to visit relatives with plans to return home soon.
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Sylvester Sheppard
Lanning
Lanning Brothers
Reuben Lanning
Wm Walters
Airy Beal
West Side
Carrol County
North Salem Education and Real Estate Note
North Salem notes Harvey Forney return from Canada and J P McKee finishing ten acres for Joseph Bell. Six public sales and real estate activity in sixty days. Board of Education seeks one teacher paid per day. about 100 pupils. District faces staffing gaps and wage constraints while considering hiring options and local estate matters.
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North Salem
Harvey Forney
Canada
J P McKee
Joseph Bell Ation
Samuel Pollock
Cowley
Board of Education
Lim
Tee
Ridge
McFee
Kansas
Monkey District
Peter Lawler Honored Resident of Datton Mass
Old Berkshire Mills Datton Mass April 27 1882 announces Peter Lawler a long time employee and respected town citizen who, after years of chronic illness, is said to be in apparent good health. Signed Citas O Brown Pres't. The notable case referenced above is noted to be published in another column for reader value.
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OLD Berkshire Mills
Datton
Mass
Peter Lawler
Citas
O. Brown
Doctor Kennedy
Dalton
Holding Co Y Ohio May
A brief note lists Holding Co Y in Ohio with a May entry. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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Ohio
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T.W. Ogier Mahaffey & Ogier
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Cambridge
Republican Central and Executive Committee
Taylor & Anderson
Supreme Court of
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Boys IN Blue
H.C. Winkinson & Co
Fulton Street
N.Y
German Baptists
Justices
Pci
Mission VN l
D. M. Watson
Joseph Wilson
A. Carpenter
Elza Turner
E. M. Nelson
W. P. Calvert
James Selby
John Frye
J. W. Armstrong
Thomas McKahan
J. R. Patterson
Wm. M. Logan
Theo. B. Hibbs
Township
Adams
Cambridge “ Center
Jacksoe Jeffers
Knox
Lond
Samuel W. Luccock
Libert
John K. Thompson
J. D. Thompson
Simeon Brown
J. B. Hartley
Clark Rose
T. M. Johnson
D. T. Braniger
William Virtue
Josiah P. Bryant
J.B. Turkle
Joseph Ferrell
N. T. Oliver
Morrison Chester
Alex Lane
Joseph Purkey
H. C. Collison
M. L. Spaid
George W. Frye
Elijah Daugherty
Samuel Smith
William T. Wilson
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Fairview
Senecaville
Cumberland
Blue Bell
Dysons
Buffalo
Guernsey
Ciuernsey
Raymond & CO
Cambridge, Ohio
Star Spangled Banner
Meriate UN
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Spence Bros. & CO
Cincinnati
Massachusetts
John Spencer
Hirschberg
Hirchberg
One Price Clothing House
G. B. Thornberry
Wheeling Avenue
Cambridge, C
Kohn Brothers
Shawnee
Cambridge, Corning & Straitsville
Hutchison’s
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Main Street
Oliver
Oliver Plow
Ateness
Cochran & Orme
Guenther
Ittsburgh
Thalheimer
Baltimore
Cheap Cash Store
J. C. Meilzar
Tas
Damas II
Napier
Fody
Brussels
Axminster
Weston
Tie
J.O. McIlyar
Cheap Cash & Produce Store
C. C. Tudor
Shea) Grocery
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Court House
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Robt. Hammond
Banner Publishing CO
Hinsdale
N. H
T. C. Stanley
Ogier
Veitch
M. A. Scott
T . Snyder & Co
SJ McMahon
First National Bank
Nicholson County
J P Mahaffey
Hrrarp
Knabbo
Chickering
Weber
Behning
Behr Bros
Kurtzman Emerson
Estey, Mason and Hamlin
Packard Orchestral
Miller Sterling
H.D. Munson & Sons
Masteus Megigine
Macnetic Medicin CO
Detroit Mich
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Arber
Oscar McKim
West End Eagle Hotel
H. Hallett & CO Ov
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OIL & Son
S Jon. W. Garber
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