Tilden Hendricks Favored by Democrats in Fervent Circles
Political zeal signals Tilden and Hendricks as Democratic candidates with a few leaders driving the boom. The 50th anniversary of America's first Anti Slavery Society will be observed in New York City on October 2. Rev Richard Denton, listed as the first Presbyterian minister, arrived in 1645 and served Hempstead until 1655. A Republican mass meeting is planned in New Concord Ohio on September 22 with speakers John Sherman and J D Taylor, 10:50 a.m. start, plus a basket picnic.
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Tilden
Hendricks
United States
New York City
Richard Denton
America
Hempstead
New Concord
Ohio
John Sherman
J. D. Taylor
Ring politics and civic independence urged by Zanesville paper
A Zanesville article condemns political Rings that dictate nominations and divide spoils. It urges voters to act independently at the polls, canvass the situation, and vote according to conscience, insisting that party should yield to fair, unbiased ballots and accountability.
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Zanesville
Major World River Basins and Water Discharges Contrasts
The article lists drainage areas for rivers across continents, noting the Amazon drains 2 264 000 square miles in South America and that river discharges exceed those of Asia's eight principal rivers combined. It compares volumes carried to seas to drainage areas, highlighting the Amazon's discharge being five times the Mississippi and surpassing many Asian rivers. The Nile is cited with 520 000 square miles feeding its basin.
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Mississippi River
Mackenzie
St. Lawrence
South America
Amazon
la Plata
Europe
Volga
Danube
Rhine
Elbe
Asia
Lena
Indus
Africa
Nile
Mississippi
Small farms best for high cultivation and prosperity
The piece argues that high cultivation is best on small farms with limited capital. It notes small farms encourage thrift and contentment, while large plantations foster debt and lower per acre production. It urges careful, precise work on smaller spaces for greater overall prosperity and efficiency.
Demorest on polygamy and Mormon growth in the West
Demorest argues last Congress failed to curb Mormonism as polygamy persists despite federal laws. He notes 40 000 new converts before year’s end and Mormon influence expanding in Wyoming Idaho Colorado Arizona. A Laramie editor warns the Northwest may come under Mormon control.
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Demorest
New World
Wyoming Territory
Idaho
Colorado
Arizona
Laramie
National Labor Meeting Names Campaign Ticket
A National Labor party meeting produced a ticket with Wm H Turner for representative from Cambridge township and John Amstot for auditor. Other listed posts include John Hunt as commissioner Oxford, Alex Sigman as infirmary director Cambridge, John I Barnes as surveyor Jackson, Dr J H Grimes as coroner Oxford, and a central committee headed by Jake Amstot with James Tandy John Minto and Co Be Cambridge.
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National Labor
National Labor Party
Wm. H. Turner
Cambride Township
John Amstot
John Hunt
Oxford
Alex. Sigman
Cambridge
John I. Barnes
Jackson
J. H. Grimes
Jake Amstot
Washington
John Howell
Byesville
James Tandy
John Minto
Co Be
Cambridg
Anderson
Wellington Stevens
Fairview
County Mass Meeting To Discuss 2nd Amendment at Cambridge
A county mass meeting in support of the second amendment will be held in Cambridge on Tuesday September 2 at 1 PM. Hon Mills Gardner and others will deliver addresses. Citizens are urged to attend and hear the important question discussed.
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Cambridge
Mills Gardner
Temperance rally and Second Amendment events announced
A grand temperance rally is set for Allen's church next Thursday September 20 at 3 p.m. with Revs Dr Milligan and McFarland. A Cambridge visit by Hon Mills Gardner to speak for the Second Amendment is planned Friday September 25 with county mass and evening meetings. Additional Second Amendment meetings announced at Baird's school house Center school house Pleasant Valley September 20 21 22 with Revs HS Jackson and N Dollison addressing all.
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Allen’s Church
Milligan and McFarland
Mills
Mills Gardner
Cambridge
Gardner
Baird's
Center School House
Pleasant Valley
HS. Jackson
N. Dollison
Winter fodder compression to boost northern farm value
The discovery that compressed fodder stored with air excluded can feed cattle through winter promises lower costs and stronger eastern and northern farming. Invented by a Frenchman and two Americans, silage rivals canning in economy, potentially raising land values east of the Mississippi and ending western cattle dominance.
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England
Mississippi
A Brave Lady and a Courageous Eye Operation
Mrs Schoonmaker of Creek Locks Ulster County New York lost sight in one eye after a prolonged inflammatory attack. She refused chloroform and allowed her husband to witness the removal. Dr David Kennedy Rondout administered the Favorite Remedy to restore health and strength.
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Courier
Schoonmaker
Creek Locks
Ulster
Cy. N. Y
David Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
Local News Briefs From Ada and Byesville
Anna Heskett is ill with fever. Della Hawes returned home from Ada due to poor health. Hilas Conner to sing at Mt Zion church next Wednesday. Mrs Ella Peters back in Byesville after a week visit with her father. Peaches abundant this season as families stay busy. Voters urged to back the second amendment over the first. Link Willson to teach winter school at West Point.
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Anna Heskett
Link Willson
West Point
Della Hawes
Ada
Hilas Conner
Mt. Zion
Ella Peters
Byesville
Hopewell Social Roundups Include Wedding at Hopewell
Hopewell notes a fine painting by Hopewell Time St John for John Martin and Robert Lowrey and wife from near Seneca ville visiting friends. Abner Howell is praised for pears at Flat Ridge. The season's highlight is the marriage of Charles Johnston to Miss Mattie Temple last Thursday with local band participants joining in.
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St. John
John Martin
Robert Lowrey
Senecaville
Flat Ridge
Abner Howell
Hopewell
Charles Johnston
Mattie Temple
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy Endorsed by Satisfied Patient
A grateful patient from the Highlands of the Hudson writes to Dr David Kennedy in Rondout NY praising Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. The letter asserts the medicine earns its high reputation and that the public may trust it every time to do what is claimed. Sold by all druggists.
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the Hudson
David Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
Rondout, N. Y
Agnetic Medicin Co. DayRol CH
Cambridge
Contents of the North American Review for October
The October North American Review lists several essays by N P Hill on gold and silver standards and value. A V Dicey on democracy in England. Heber Newton on cooperative distribution. W Boyd Dawkins on early Man in America. C A Young on astronomical collisions. Moncure Conway on Saint Patrick myth. Van Buren Denslow on Board of Trade morality. Frederic Harrison on French Revolution histories. and B B Hall on social forces in the United States. Published at 50 Lafayette Place New York. 560 a year 50 cents a number.
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North American Review
N. P. Hill
England
A. V. Dicey
Britain
Heber Newton
United States
W. Boyd Dawkins
America
Mediterranean
Nile Basin
India
C A Young
Moncure D. Conway
van Buren Denslow
Board of Trade
Henry D. Lloyd
Frederic Harrison
B. BE. Hall
Lafayette Place
New York
Local Notes Include Visit and Weathered Plight
W J Bishop and wife return from a visit to daughter Mrs Mollie C Robb near Cadiz. Dry weather dries pasture and delays plowing and seeding. corn suffers from lack of rain. On September's first Sabbath Rev CC Erwin of New Concord preached at the Clear Fork U P church. Sender exits after years of reporting and thanks readers and publishers.
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W J Bishop
Mollie C. Robb
Cadiz
CC Erwin
New Concord
Baptist Association
Clear Fork U. P
Local Notes From Our Community
Frosty nights and frost-bitten corn plague the area as residents discuss crops. J M Borrows of Ross county visits friends, Rev Milligan delivers a temperance lecture, Lizzie Atchison returns to the O P D M Institute, and the Linkhorn Brothers plan horse shipments. James Fulton reports eight pounds of potatoes from one hill while New Creswell preaches at Peter's Creek schoolhouse. Trustees push a second vote on a town ship house.
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J. M. Borrows
Ross County
Milligan
Lizzie Atchison
O. PD. M. Institute
Linkhorn Brothers
James Fulton
New Creswell
Peter's Creek
Louisville School of Pharmacy for Women Opens First Session
The Louisville School of Pharmacy for Women opened earlier this year amid opposition to women’s movements but reported a successful first course. The next session starts the first Monday in October, lasting twenty weeks, with strong equipment and an efficient faculty expected to prove women’s fitness for honorable service in pharmacy.
Peter Lawler Commended by Berkshire Mills
Peter Lawler, a Carron resident for seventeen years and employee of Berkshire Mills for fifteen, is praised as a good and respected citizen though he has suffered chronic illness. The note, signed by Citas O Brown, president, notes his apparent good health now and references a prior remarkable case published in another column.
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Berkshire Mills
Carron
Mass
Peter Lawler
Citas. O. Brown
Coshocton Exsoldiers Reunion and Excursion
A reunion of Coshocton and neighboring counties ex-soldiers will be in Coshocton on Thursday September 20 1888 under Richard Lanning Port G A RR. The Pittsburgh Cincinnati and St Louis Railway offers half fare excursion tickets from Newark to Dennison inclusive good to return by September 22. A big time is expected with every brass band in the county present.
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Coshocton
Richard Lanning
Port G. A. RR
Pittsburgh,incinnati & St Louis Railway
Newark
Dennison
Cumberland School Opens With Notable Activity On Site
Cumberland School begins today with B Winthrope of Marion as principal and W Gregg overseeing construction. The Narrow Gange Railroad lays track to Hunters Cut while three Butlato workers install machinery for a new mill. Mrs Hays improves after a buggy accident. Townsfolk report several illnesses and a lodge visit by High In Lodge members to Cumberland Lodge last Saturday.
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B Winthrope
Marion
W. Gregg
Hunter's
Butlato
Hays
May White
Susan Dilley
Fred Knowlton
Kate Lukins
High In Lodge
Cumberland Lodge
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