Obituary and subscription notice fragment
This fragment mentions a 400 three months period and states the paper will not be sent outside the county without advance payment. It instructs subscribers to provide current and new post office addresses and notes obituary notices up to ten lines free with charges beyond five cents per line.
Dem and Prohibition in a Tennessee Town Wordplay
Brick Pomeroy reduces price to one dollar for a hammer item and boasts immense circulation. Wastixeros reports St John may be Idaho governor as reward for aiding Democrats in the last presidential race. Revenues in the Veoria district reach a record one day total of eighteen thousand dollars. Auti bill introduced in Georgia to curb old bachelors proposes a $250 tax at age thirty for single men. Doritas B. Earox resigns as Civil Service reform leader. Cleveland administration fault cited. Groxer Butter fined for drunkenness twice and imprisoned after initial release. Prohibition party aids Hoadly and free whisky, appealing to Republicans to vote for Leonard.
Hoadly on taxing church property and church state separation
Governor Hoadly defended the separation of church and state while opposing taxation of church property. The piece cites his 1870 Constitutional Convention remarks, contrasting his stance with critics and detailing arguments about cathedral taxes and civic impact. Also noted are related opinions from General Powell and editorials from Broadbrtwn NY and a Brooklyn church scene, plus anecdotal items on clergy pay and local events.
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SBERIPFE'S PROCLAMATION OCTOBER ELECTION 1885
Proclamation issued October 1885 listing required officers for Chester County and surrounding districts, detailing positions including judge, attorney general, prosecuting attorney, county commissioners, treasurer, sheriff, recorder, infirmary director and representatives. Names and districts referenced with county boundaries and election timing noted.
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Qay Sher
Ong
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Ohio Constitution Amendments Proposed by General Assembly
The electors of Coshocton County are notified that on the October 2, 1815 election two amendments to the Ohio Constitution will be voted on. Proposals cover Articles II III and X, defining biennial elections, executive offices, and county officers, with form ballots detailing Yes or No responses for each amendment. The document lists officials and dates, including James S. Robinson as Secretary of State, certifying the copy of the joint resolution adopted March 2, 1835.
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A.D. Maish
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Joan G. Warwick
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T. James S. Ropresos
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James S Robinson
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Proposed Ohio amendment on township officers election
Reported by the General Assembly proposing to amend Section 4 Article X of the Ohio Constitution to change township officers election and submit to voters on the second Tuesday of October 185. The measure requires three fifths of elected members in both houses.
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Constitutional amendment ballots and elected officials notices
In aueb mintincr voters are asked to mark constitutional amendment ballots with distinct wording for approval or rejection. The document states officers hold until successors are elected, lists names of trustees and clerks, and certifies signatures of county officials in Cushictun, Ohio, with date and county seal.
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Village Work House Ordinance Regulating Coahocton Village
An ordinance to establish and regulate a village work house in the Incorporated Village of Coahocton Ohio. It sets the purpose to erect a work house for sites and ages, specifies rates, governance by the village council and mayor, defines penalties, outlines enforcement, and states the ordinance takes effect on September 7th 1585.
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