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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1869
Page
3
The Enquirer notes the December 8, 1800 start of new train service on the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail Road, with trains running according to the CLAYPOOL MACKEY and COMPANY schedule. It outlines routing and perhaps stops as part of the timetable update.
The page lists local ads for medicines and tonics including Rosenheim's Stomachs Bitter and Wood's Household Magazine subscriptions. It notes the Gallipolis Dispatch publication changes and identifies Democratic Enquirer as the only Democratic paper in the district amid a Radical Bondholding faction presence. It mentions town improvements like stone crossings and cautions about public health and routine town notices.
Por Fine Perfumery to Bis son's Drug Store. Court adjourned to Friday. Debts urged to be paid or names published. Athens Journal emerges with Hiram OG. Martin as editor and proprietor. Political stance Republican or ultr a. Telescope notices compare Roscoe and telescope power with measurements, amid scattered typographical errors.
The House of Dan Will & Bros, represented by Aaron Will, advertises a fine attractive holiday assortment in the Dry Goods market. They claim their goods are the finest presents for the holidays with low prices and urge buyers to visit their shop to choose from an unmatched display of items.
County Commissioners met December first. The board considered road changes and routes from Zaleski to the Dillon Bridge. a survey and view were planned for January 11 with a report due next meeting. Bills were paid. damages on a county road were approved for Phillip Werner road funding. Establishment of Swan township roads was approved with damages paid to landowners. Bonds for Probate Judge Mayo and Clerk of Courts elect were approved. A local case involving Maddux & Bros. was noted with two acquittals of N. V. B. Gist and cited newspaper clipping. An effort to fund a Christian publishing venture and a Bishop visit to the county are also mentioned.
The assistant revenue assessor of Edgefield County South Carolina is identified in a partial notice. The readable portion confirms the official title and jurisdiction, but no full name or filing details are present in the fragment. Further text would be needed to provide a complete record.
A man in Augusta is held on a charge of stealing 2264 dollars from a companion, with 817 dollars allegedly due to the Government. The accused accuses the woman of abandoning her morality for companionship with African American courtesans, and she reportedly left with funds to travel to Augusta. The case involves a raid veteran and a dispute over imprisonment for a wife, amid a mix of unrelated advertisements and notices.
A circulated medical advertisement touts Great Remedy Bitters as superior for diarrhea loss of appetite fever and ague cholera morbus dyspepsia and debility. It claims thousands testify to its efficacy and recommends a wineglass three in ten daily before meals. Prepared and sold by H Rosenheim Parkerburg Virginia with distributors listed.
An ad claims Demorest's Monthly Magazine offers practical diverse content including fashion, domestic economy, art and drama, asserting wide usefulness and urging subscriptions. It highlights contributors and a yearly price of £3 14s, targeting readers seeking a comprehensive periodical.
An extensive section notes butter prices, pant goods, and grain dealers with references to Bray, Windies Ata, Hine, and Aygen Torated. The item list includes shipments, subscription notices, and marketing language for mills, grain dealers, and hardware suppliers. Mentions Oak dnd and Coburn's ant Red Jacket in a catalog-like advertisement style.
For Ayer's Medicines, go to G. W. Sisson's. Morave's Indian Root Pills are advertised as the best remedy for bile, liver complaints, female irregularities, headaches, and general ailments. The text promotes the product as a universal cure sold by all dealers.
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