County and state delegations meet for convention plans
The Democratic Central and Executive Committees of this county will meet at W. A. Carpenter's office on Thursday May 29 at 1 p m to set a date for a county convention and decide delegate selection. The Ohio delegation to the National Republican Convention is assigned to the Pacific Hotel, which will host delegations from Colorado Connecticut Illinois Indiana Louisiana Maine Michigan Minnesota Mississippi New Hampshire New Jersey New York Oregon Pennsylvania Wisconsin and the District of Columbia.
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Democratic Central
W. A. Carpenter
Ohio
Pacific Hotel
Colorado
Connecticut
Illinois
Indiana
Louisiana
Maine
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
District of Columbia
Wool Growers vote to back tariff restore and curb free trade
At the National Wool Growers Convention in Chicago Hon Columbus Delano of Ohio was named Chairman and R T McCulley of Missouri Secretary Resolutions call for restoring the 1867 wool tariff repudiating free trade and pledging support to any party or candidate only if aligned with tariff restoration Other notes discuss Democratic nomination buzz and John Sherman on the national financial state and market recovery signs
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Wool Growers’ Convention
Chicago
Columbus Delano
Ohio
R. T. McCulley
Missouri
John Sherman
New York
Guernsey County
Cambridge
John H. White
Claysville
T. T. Titus
Cadwalder
Tuscarawas County
Luccock
Kimbolton
Alexander Laughlin
Lore City
W. N. Cowden
Quaker City
W. S. Brashear
Milnersville
J. W. Cale
Love City
G.W. Sanborn
Antrim
W. L. Grimsley
W. A. Chalfant
Danford
Hugh Keenan
Miller MceCollums
Washington
J. H. Oxley
Orver
The Nations Convention Race Shapes Up For Candidate
The presidential contest grows heated as the convention nears. Blaine appears in front, with blocs forming to curb him. Logan and Arthur supporters split regions seeking a North win to back a South push. Edmonds pools scattered votes, making Bleine versus the field. The outcome hinges on delivery of goods and compromises remain possible.
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Blaine
Logan
Arthur
Edmonds
Nutritious Qualities of Foods From Health Journal
The article argues chemistries findings on food value for labor and health, comparing rice and beef nutriment per pound, cost, and digestion. It presents a table of foods prepared variously, highlighting rice as highly nutritious and affordable, with digestion time contrasts and implications for the poor.
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Journal of Health
New York
Sure Cure for Blind Bleeding and Itching Piles
Advertises Williams Indian Pile Ointment as a universal cure for piles with instant relief. Claims one box cures cases up to twenty years old and that the product absorbs tumors and soothes itching. Sold by druggists and by mail from Frazier Medicine Co in Cleveland Ohio for $1 with two year license.
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William
Frazier Medicine Coo
Cleveland
Ohio
Frazier’s
Prop’s
Republican National Convention Rail Fare Offer
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad promotes reduced round trip tickets for the Republican National Convention in Chicago from May 29 to June 2 with return by June 13. B&O runs three daily solid trains between the Ohio River and Chicago, offers through sleeping cars on all express trains, and lands passengers at the Exposition Building to avoid extra transfers.
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Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio River
B &O
Phosphate in Corn Hilling Proves Both Aid and Hindrance
A discussion notes that placing phosphate in the hill benefits early root growth but loses efficacy as roots expand later. It argues that drilling phosphate and pre-planting compost improves overall soil richness and fibrous root development, reducing labor and yielding better grain quality.
Low Rate Excursion To Old German Baptist Church Meeting
B and O railroad offers round trip tickets from principal stations on Trans Ohio Divisions to Middleburg Maryland for the Old German Baptist Church meeting May 22 to June 1. Tickets valid for return to June 22. Through trains daily with sleeping cars. For rates and schedule, contact agents.
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Old Gereman Baptist Church
Dunkard’s
Middleburg
Maryland
Virginia
Gapes in Chickens Reported Remedy
A correspondent from England describes a simple treatment for chick gapes using oatmeal porridge with melted tallow or drippings. Administer a warm quart porridge mixed with tallow, then repeat two hours later. The writer claims no chick loss after using this remedy.
Post Headquarters Procession to Cemetery and School Grounds
March of Cam bridge Post Headquarters departs at 2 o clock led by the Hartford Band moving east on Main to West Eighth street then north to Steubenville Avenue then west to the School Building where Public Schools join the procession, passing to Seventh Street and south to Wheeling Avenue to the Cemetery. At the cemetery a decoration ceremony by Cambridge Post G A R and strewing of flowers precedes the School Grove exercises with Hartford Band music, invocations by Rev Jennings and benediction by Rev McFarland. Cambridge Choral Society performs and Gen W T L Bane delivers the oration with war songs between improv speeches by citizens. By order of committee.
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Hartford Band
West Eighth Street
Steubenville Avenue
Seventh Street
Wheeling Avenue
Cambridge
Post
G. A. RK
School Grove
Rev. Jennings
Cambridge Choral Society
Roger. Hammond
P.C
Comrads
W. TL. Bane
Harboring Con spiracy and the U S government in peace
The June North American Review opens with Prof Henry Wade Rogers examining how far the United States may suppress plots against governments at peace, in light of international law and the national constitution. It surveys diplomatic history and constitutional limits.
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North American Review
Henry
Wade Rogers
United States
Henry D Lloyd
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
W. G. Sumner
J. C. Welling
Walt Whitman
Walter Kennedy
Bossiter Johnson
W. W. Godding
T. O'Conner Stone
Charles L. Dana
Local items from Sugar Tree and nearby
Samuel Stephens loses a fine colt last week. Miss Ella Milligan to spend winter in the west. Henry Martin suffered a serious accident in a wagon up end over an embankment last week. Samuel Stephens George Clark and Thomas Henderson plan to Union county next week to seek a location.
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Sugar Tree
Samuel Stephens
Ella Milligan
Henry Martin
George Clark
Thomas Henderson
Union County
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Offered With Guarantee
Advertises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best cure for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and claims piles are cured or money refunded. Box price 25 cents. For sale by J R Downar. January 31 edition.
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J.r.downar
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Hutchison
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Rochester
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Rochester Publishing Co
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Cambridge Market
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W. Linpsey
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Ayer’s
Dr.j.c. Ayer &Co
Lowell, Mass
Grand Army of the Republic
ONE Price Clothing House
Young America Clothing House
Taylor S
Baltimore Clothing House
Houtchison
N. B
A S.C
Jack
Nous
Silk
Zanilla
Gingham
McCall’s Bazar Patterns
W. A. Rainey
Cambridge, Ohio
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Aultman & Taylor
Joseph Beymer
Israel Jackson
Guernsey Co., O
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Houdans
Plymouth Rocks
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New Concord
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