Meeting of the Guernsey County Democratic Executive Committee
The Guernsey County Democratic Executive Committee will meet at Jerreasosias office on Thursday May 21 at 1 pm. A full attendance is requested due to important business. Also noted are multiple political and railroad items referencing state central committee meetings, candidates, and ongoing litigation surrounding the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St. Louis line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeling
Democratic Executive Committee
Guernsey County
Jerreasosias
J. W. Warr
Lawrence Jr
Tno
New Jersey
Tus
Versost
Supreme Court
Democratic State Central Committee
Columbus
Ges. Als
Piste
Ile
Order of the Patrons of Mushandry
Hat
Ilis
Michael McManus
Fiat
Martha M Manna
Court of
Comman Picas
Guernsey
Ohio
Huing
Naking Pune
Mishael McManus
The Collectorship Fight Reignites in Athens Circles
The Athens faction and Cincinnati ally Landa redraw tactics while Howland's supporters join Grosvenor for Lieutenant Governor and Kessinger faces opposition from Tom Young. Danford travels to Washington to secure the district office, with a legal limit forcing a Quermey or Noble county appointee. Debate over a $2,700 effort versus a $120,000 need dominates reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Landa
Cincinnati
Athena
Howland
Grosvenor
Tom Young
Kessinger
Danford
Washington
Cols Lectos
Quermey
Noble
Promising Road Claims and Banking Profits Debate
The column discusses Mr. Peacock's view of the road project and its eventual completion, noting strong opposition from others. It also reviews profits in local banking, citing 7 to 9 percent returns and 5 percent dividends, with surplus funding mentioned. Additionally, it questions Eclectic physicians' absence from Guernsey county Medical Association attendance and suggests a separate district society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling Intelligencer
Barnesville
Fdtroy
Medical Association of
Guernsey County
Ponyru
News of the Week Highlights and Local Advices
A digest of scattered items includes Beecher’s seizure in Xenia failing to cover costs, Bellaire’s Black population totaling 460, a $867.50 recovery in a breach of promise suit, and various Ohio notices. Reports touch on agriculture meetings in Columbus, land sales near Scope, dale, iron ore finds in Perry county, and Greenbacker wage caps in Columbiana. Other items mention a New York statue unveiling, Grant’s Europe voyage, Boston candy adulteration indictments, Presbyterian General Assembly, fires across New England, Clinton Mills destruction, Turkish capture of Russian vessels, and political shifts in France and Hayti debt enforcement. Local financials show internal revenue at $208,000,009.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecher
Xenia
Bellaire
Vinten County
State Board of Agricuture
Columbus
Inne Sid
Scopedale
Ohio
Perry County
Columbiana County
Emmons
Michigan
Kentucky
New York Harbor
Witz Greene Hallack
Central Park
New York City
Voyes
Tug River
Virginia
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church of the United States
Chicago
New England
Northwest
Stack Pola Forge
New York State
Clinton Mills
Grant
Philadelphia
Europe
Should the Workingman Be Grateful for This Legislation
The late legislature lowered the two day work option cost from 3.00 to 2.50, a move the writer says benefits only those who opt to work the two days themselves and not workers hired to fill in. The piece argues it reduces wages for the workingman and questions whether workers should praise such action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyoogter
Political notes on party leaders and wool grower plan
The column notes Georgia's decline in favor of repudiation and reports on South Carolina voting a tax funded school bill. It mentions a congressman selling reports, Ohio GOP leaders backing reform, Cronin’s misstatements, and insights on silver remonetization. It also describes M W Grayson and a new wool growers association in Ohio, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania, detailing a wool handling and selling plan, management, finances, and the May 1817 start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
South Carolina
Senate
Washington
Congress
John Beatty
Ohio Republican State Committee
Tilden
Cronin
Grogon
Mon
New York
Oregon
Kelley
Pennsylvania
Seevuenville
Ohio
West Virginia
Stous Benville
Meims Bering
Joseph Love
Shair’a Milla
Knox Co
Wm. M. Lee
Holliday’s Cove
Hancock Co
Weat Virginia
A. ©. Ault
Steubenville
J. D. Whitman
Valley Grove
Virginia
West
Ibrain Comesenge
Desleva
Stoubonville
Josefn Love
A. C. Aunt
The Colored School Teacher Corrects Paper Claim
A teacher of the colored schools writes to the paper to correct a statement about her employment. She says she was hired by the School Board under the same conditions as the previous year. The contract was for eight months and could continue if attendance remained sufficient at term end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Grayson
Colored School
Icter
Jefferson Lynz
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Johm Mirkowatrici
Nanan
Con
W. L. O'Briesx
Thitteburgh, Cinowoati and
St. Louis
Seat of War
Western
Congressional Committee
Farmers’ and Independenta’ Committee
W. A. Chalfont
Wm. Norris
Seth Gordon
Sargent
Conkling
Blaine
Jones
Butler
House
News of
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Austria
Russia
France
Germany
Reva. Jay
W. MM
Grimes
I. A. Thompson
Ohio Prohibition Society
Inter-Ocean
Cook County
United States
William Lawrence
Morgan County
Isaay Morton
Morton
Stevens Brothers
Cumberland Branch
Lawrence
Tie
Penscock
Hea
Heane Morston
W. I. Stevens
A. B. Stevens
Wm. Lawrence
Francis Rea
Bensnet Rosemond
E. A. Thompson
George Brown
Thomas Green
E. M. Stapberry
F. W. Wood
South Western Railroad Company
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Alan
Lawrence Av
Mary Peacock
Hoadley
Johnson
Colston
Peacock
Warner, Me
Arthur & Co
James Farmer
Warner
Arthur
Blametta
Pittsburgh & Cleveland Railway
Atock
Bia Bouor Slong
Renilera
Mr. Peacock
Lhasa
Ohio News
Panche
Persia
Advivea
Trayti
McMahon
M. Simon
Etter
Ue Yest
The
Jeffersonian
Timothy
LGA
Yiime Mercantile Pape
U.S
Asfinity
Zanonville
Zabesvitly
Wheeling
PrirsuyRair
Hailimore
Meclotnna Ie Eagan
Connatston
Haltimore
Mar Wureting
Carrie
Mary A. Htoug
Liv
Coun Dhip
Matilews
Willian Garbo
Phomasy McMannaways
Mon Pleas Court
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J. M. Busi
William Barton
Hisatity
Marsha Meomanus
Ty Wire
J. V. McVicar
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Olio
Sollby
M. Green
Cambridge
Farmer's Hotel
Mike Strcet
Court Tonsey
Thompson
Chow
I. R. Troette
Wost Main Street
N. H. Halls
Rainey’s Block
Aliance
Parker
Theen
CoLesatys
Ance Company
Chigage
Lilisty
Atentont
Tie Proper
Inis Seale
United Statin
William D. Tin
W.D. Hilt
S. H. Gaston
Senecaville
Shaffner, Beymer & Co's
Labie Gielntliny
Gaps
Gion Vurkry
Elcly Atoek
Amd
Ensk Tower
Tleos
Rainey
Sasit
Gooders
J. F. Salmon
Ias
Jewelry Store
Astern
Atkins
Sandusky
Paris
Ate Ec
Harchet
Famiy
Qedtte
NEW Boot and Shoe Store
George N. Meredith
Alsten
Hoy
Uburuen
Meredith
Mary Williams
Cambridge Dig
Milliness
Hutterfekt's
Patterns
Green’s Family Drug Store
Thornbrrry's Tailoring
Owing
Main Street
EB. M. Green
M. Stewart
Quacer
Bay
Rine
Mackey’s
Times Building
Cambridge, Ohio
BOVIS
Humphreys
Hicmeopathic Medicine Company
Houlton
Oo Marthily
James Sawhillye Onernert
Gambridge
Choice Land
Finley
Saweule
Ontario
Richland
Wellsville
Contarabnag Fa
Helmont County
Halsey Sgureu
Carl Wal Street
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