Democratic Enquirer claims largest circulation in Vinton County
The Democratic Enquirer states it has the largest circulation in Vinton County, asking advertisers and others to take note of the claim for potential business impact.
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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1867
Page
2
The Democratic Enquirer states it has the largest circulation in Vinton County, asking advertisers and others to take note of the claim for potential business impact.
The piece rails at Democrats and Republicans, urges county paper subscriptions, attacks the Vinton Record and New York Herald on taxation and slavery topics, promotes the American Agriculturist, and notes local readings, adverts, and December weather snippets with various local figures and shops.
The Ohio and Great Kanawha Railway Company article records its charter filing of November 29 and lists incorporators James Farmer William Mathers Samuel W Orr John McDonald David Clark Isaiah Burson Andrew V Ryder James Atkins Thomas Green and John A Lindsay. Capital stock is one million dollars and termini are New Lisbon in Columbiana county and Gallipolis in Gallia county with a line proposed through multiple counties including Columbiana Jefferson Carroll Harrison Tuscarawas Guernsey Muskingum Noble Morgan Perry Athens Vinton Meiga and Gallia.
Harper's Bazar announces biweekly fashion content with Berlln Paris advance publication and a weekly issue. Subscriptions priced at 1883 rates with an extra copy for clubs, prepaid postage terms, and a method to mail from British North American provinces.
A historical preview extols Harper's Weekly as a premier American family paper with crisp public questions. It lauds its independence, breadth of view, and mature conviction as a leading national journal.
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