Belmont County Farmers Institute announces lecturer at St Clairsville
Flon W. N. Cowden is named as one of the lecturers for the Belmont County Farmers Institute to be held in St Clairsville on January 1 2 and 3. Ice dealers prepare for a large crop but current indicators are not favorable for their enterprise.
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Flon
W. N. Cowden
Belmont County Farmers Institute
St. Clairsville
Athlophoros
Athlophoros CO
Wall ST
New York
Wlla
United Methodists Plan Century Anniversary Services
In 1784 the M. E. church was organized in the United States and it is proposed to celebrate the 100th anniversary by special services on Sunday evenings throughout the country.
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M. E
United States
False Prophet Loses Power as Followers Desert Him
The False Prophet loses influence in eastern regions as followers abandon him in large numbers, threatening a return to private life after over a year of upheaval.
State elect picks for top clerical posts
Gen J S Robinson the secretary of state elect names his chief clerk W S Walker of Springfield. statistical clerk Henry Laskey of Cincinnati. Walter S Thomas of Delaware as corporation clerk. and P C Robinson of Kenton as stationary clerk.
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J. S. Robinson
W. S. Walker
Springfield
Henry Laskey
Cincinnati
Walter S. Thomas
Delaware
P. C. Robinson
Kenton
Gen B R Cowen Named Clerk for Southern Ohio Courts
Gen B R Cowen is appointed Clerk of the U S Courts for the Southern District of Ohio to fill the vacancy caused by W C Howard's resignation. Cowen has recently served as editor in chief of the Ohio State Journal.
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B. R. Cowen
U. S
Southern District of
Ohio
W. C. Howard
Mr. Cowen
Ohio State Journal
Inland sea found near Canada by explorers
A large inland sea equal in size to Lake Superior was discovered north of Canada by explorers. It sits near the divide between northward and inward-flowing streams and is described as surrounded by beautiful scenery. Separately, the B and O company bought the Pittsburgh Southern railroad from Pittsburgh to Washington for 50000 dollars, signaling potential consolidation of smaller lines in the area.
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Lake Superior
Canada
Pittsburgh — Southern Railroad
Pittsburgh
Washington, Pa
B. & O. Company
Death of Rev. Jabez Swan Baptist Minister in New London
The renowned Baptist minister Rev. Jabez Swan died in New London Connecticut last week. He was an ardent abolitionist and temperance advocate. Under his ministry more than fifteen thousand souls were converted.
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Jabez Swan
New London
Connecticut
Postmaster General Restricts Unclaimed Letters
Postmaster General Hatton issues an order barring return of unclaimed letters enclosed with hotel cards unless the envelopes also bear the words return to.
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Hatton
Ohio penitentiary receipts and prisoner counts rise
The penitentiary reported receipts over expenditures totaling 10127.95 for the past year. The Board of Directors recommended establishing an intermediate prison. On November 1, 1883, 1287 prisoners were confined. current totals show 1365. During the year 651 were discharged.
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Ohio
Board of Directors
Beiva Lockwood Seeks Fair Count Across States
Beiva Lockwood displays temper as she claims canvassers in New Hampshire Vermont Tennessee New York Michigan Illinois and California keep no record of votes cast for her. She argues a fair count is needed for a respectable showing across the states.
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Beiva Lockwood
New Hampshire
Vermont
Tennessee
New York
Michigan
Ilinois
California
Sullivan seeks worthy successor in Portland challenger
John L. Sullivan, famed pugilist, searches Portland Oregon for a giant opponent named Daniel Murphy whom he believes can knock any man out in seconds. Sullivan, tired of fighting, will retire only after finding a challenger worthy of his mantle and has sent an agent to bring Murphy forth.
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John L. Sullivan
Portland
Oregon
Daniel Murnow
Sullivan
Murphy
Railroad fare battle shifts as western travel gains pace
The railroad war continues among large companies as westbound travelers from New York praise low fares. Metropolitan to Chicago tickets cost eight dollars for first class, with aims for further cuts, while eastward passengers face less favorable conditions.
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New York
Chicago
B and O Directors Elect Senior Executives for Road
The board of directors elected Robert Garrett president of the road Samuel Spencer first vice president and Thomas King second vice president. Bradford Durham remains general superintendent. Mr Foracre remains superintendent of the trans Ohio divisions. The selections create what is described as the strongest railroad team in the country.
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Robert Garrett
Samuel Spencer
Thomas King
Bradford Durham
Mr. Foracre
Inland mail service expands routes and costs in annual report
The Postmaster General reports the nation’s inland mail in 11 729 stations covering 226.77 miles at 5 089 941, 117 steamboat routes covering 15 591 miles at 596 573, and 1 573 railroad routes covering 117 160 miles at 15 012 603. Total intact mail carrier cost 20 699 117. During the year 402 routes added costing 350 463 more. Two steamboat routes added, miles decreased by 502 and costs 11 048 less. Railway service up 60 routes, 6 952 miles and 1 124 803 more. Fiscal year ending June 30 1836 calls for 25 000 000.
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Statiou
Effigy of St John Burned in Ava Night
Report says an effigy of St John was burned in Ava the other night. The piece notes New Englanders currently enjoy the pleasures of a heavy fall of beautiful snow.
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St. John
Ava
New
The College Organ Monthly in New Concord
The College Organ is a monthly paper published at New Concord by Professor T. H. Paden.
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College
New Concord
T. H. Paden
Cleveland Birth and Early Life Rumors Fuss
The report notes Grover Cleveland born in a New Jersey town on March 18 1837 and discusses potential youngest president status if he takes office. It also mentions a Sunday windstorm spreading from the Ohio Valley causing damage in eastern Pennsylvania New York and heavy rain that flooded lowlands.
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Grover Cleveland
New Jersey
United States
Grant
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
New York
Bishop J W Wiley Dies in Foochow China at 60
Funeral notice reports Bishop J W Wiley of the M E Church died in Foochow China from stomach tumors at age sixty. He resided in Cincinnati and was described as a good man and pillar of the church.
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J. W Wiley
M. E. Church
Foochow
China
Cineinati
Washington Monument Completion and Dedication Date
It is believed 25 more working days will finish the Washington Monument in Washington City. At 520 feet 10 inches it remains the world's tallest structure, ahead of Cologne Cathedral spire at 615 feet. Dedication is set for February 22.
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Washington Monument
Washington City
Cologne Cathedral
Democrats Hold Grand Follification in Quaker City
Democrats of the Quaker City neighborhood staged a Saturday evening follification with attendees from here praising the event. A torchlight procession featured banners and a large firework display. Gen. A. J. Warner addressed the crowd at the parade’s end.
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Quaker City
A. J. Warner
Prohibitionists Make Gains in Ohio and County Races
The Prohibitionists polled 2,616 votes in Ohio for Neal Dow in 1880 and 8,607 for E. J. Morris in 1884. St. John earned 11,063 in the late election, a net gain of 8,447 since 1880, with a 2,456 rise since October. The report claims Prohibitionists are gaining ground. County gain in November over October for the party was 35.
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Ohio
Neal Dow
E. J. Morris
St. John
Democratic Demonstration in Kimbolton Draws Big Crowd
A Tuesday evening Democratic demonstration in Kimbolton drew a large turnout despite bad weather. Delegations from nearby areas such as Bird's Run North Salem and Newcomerstown joined the parade and celebrations. The town glowed with decorations fireworks torches and bonfires while the Kimbolton Band provided music marking a standout local event.
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Kimbolton
Horaco
Bird’s Run
North Salem
Newcomerstown
Kimbolton Band
Democrats Celebrate Victory Parade in Cambridge
A large crowd filled Cambridge as Democrats celebrated Cleveland and Hendricks election with a half mile procession and about 75 banners. Bands from multiple towns performed while gas troubles and a runaway team added chaotic humor to the jubilant event.
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Cleveland
Hendricks
A. J. Warner
Court House
Hill
Wele
Beiva Lockwood
New Concord
Young Democracy
Cambridge
Washington
Quaker City
Hartford
Antrim
Wills Township
Liberty
Monroe
Jackson
Oxford
Westland
Madison
Millwood
Wheeling Avenue
Paddy
David Daugherty
Downar
Lofland House
Phillip Eaton
George
Daugherty
Doctor
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Blood Cleanser
The ad claims the tonic thoroughly cleanses the blood and restores health and strength. It warns that impure blood causes languor and despondency and urges those feelings to take Ayer's Sarsaparilla to purify and vitalize the blood.
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Ayer
Democracy wins in Illinois Senate and House
Springfield Illinois November 22 1884 Eps Hrraup The Democracy of this state has a majority of one in the State Senate and a majority of two in the house of Representatives making a majority of three on joint ballot securing a Democrat for U S Senate Who will care for Logan now Yours OB Clark
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Springfield
Ills
State Senate
House of Representatives
U. S. Senate
Logan
O. B. Clark
Largest Dollar Family Newspaper claims top circulation in Toledo
The Weekly Blade of Toledo Ohio proclaims itself the largest and best dollar family newspaper. It reports a circulation of 200 000 during the recent campaign and says it leads all papers by many thousands. Specimen copies mailed free on receipt of address. See advertisement elsewhere.
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Blade
Nasby's Paper
Toledo
Ohio
Enquirer
United States
Nasby Letters
The
Waterbury Watch
Steele
Pilgrims’ Progress
Salvation Army Pitches Tents in Newark
The Salvation Army sets up tents in Newark indicating a temporary aid or outreach effort. Local volunteers assist as organizers establish shelter and services for those in need.
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The
Salvation Army
Newark
Dr. King’s New Discovery Praised by Winona Attorney
J A Tawney of Winona Minnesota extols Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption as the best remedy for coughs and colds after using it over three years. He says it cures severe colds and relieves chest pain. Trial bottles are free at J R Downar’s drug store. large size is $1.00.
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J A Tawney
Winona, Minn
Dr. King
Mormon Missionary Active in Belmont County
A Mormon missionary is reported at work in Belmont County engaging with residents and sharing their faith as part of organized religious outreach activities in the area.
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Belmont County
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised with guarantee
The notice touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best salve for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, and many skin conditions and promises a refund if not satisfactory. It lists 25 cents per box and credit to J. R. Downar as the seller.
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J. R.downar
Frazier's Root Bitters Sold as Medicine in Cleveland
The advertisement states Frazier's Root Bitters are a medicinal preparation not a dram shop beverage. It claims strong action on liver and kidneys, bowel regularity, and blood cleansing. Sold by Devexion for $1.00. FRAZIER MEDICINE CO. Proprietors. May 22. Cleveland, Ohio.
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Devexion
Frazier Medicine CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Dr Frazier’s Throat and Lung Balsam advertised cure
An advertisement touts Dr Frazier’s Throat and Lung Balsam as the only sure cure for coughs colds hoarseness and throat and lung diseases. It claims many lives saved and urges families to use the remedy priced at 50 cents per bottle from FRAZIER MEDICINE CO Cleveland Ohio May 22.
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Dr. Frazier
Frazier Medicine CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Harnessing Fashion and Art in a Weekly Bazar
1885 Haken's Bazar markets itself as the world’s only paper blending literature and fine art with latest Paris and New York fashions. It offers pattern sheets and cut patterns to help women sew, plus practical cooking and housekeeping guidance. Social etiquette topics appear alongside illustrated needlework admired as equal to Punch.
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Hakpen
Bazar
Paris
New York
Harper's Books Offered by Harper Brothers
Harper's magazine weekly Young People and Bazaar volumes advertised for subscription. Offers: Bazan annual volumes from January, last five Harper's Bazar volumes bound cloth mailed prepaid for 7.00 each, cloth cases 1.00 postpaid. Remittances by money order or draft. Address Harper & Brothers New York.
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Harper's Bazar
Harper & » Os
Harper & Brothers
New York
Young Proqust Weekly Offers Clean Juvenile Reading
The issue features dramatic serials and short stories with juvenile appeal, wholesome humor, and accurate natural history and science pieces. It covers athletics, games, and pastimes with informative content, all offered at a fair price and praised for quality.
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Takrer
Our Low Prices on Dry Goods and Boots and Shoes
Competitors copy our price rhetoric while customers trust we have always sold Goods Cheap. We pledge to continue offering bargains that make it worth every shopper’s while to buy Dry Goods Boots and Shoes from us for the next year.
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