County paper asks debts settled by February first
The official paper of the county appeals to subscribers advertisers and job workers to call and settle balances by February first to raise five hundred dollars. Those paying in advance for one year will receive the American Stock Journal free for a year as the third publication year closes January 12, 1870. It also reports Ohio Legislature adjournments with party officer elections and a hostile tone toward the Fifteenth Amendment.
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American Stock Journal
J. W. Bowen
Ohio
Senate
Bergenit-at-Arme
House
E. T. Hall
R. Warlhort
Tudge GW. Tolinson
Jackson
B. P. Churchill
Board of Public Works
Russell
H.C. Jones
Jones
Yentman
Campbell
Committee On
Federal Relations
Mr. Patta
Dulin
Ve Pampbell
Committee On Federal Relations
Yeas—Mosars
Amos
Bartram
Boerscl
Burt
Corey
Cowan
Daugherty
Keomitt
Hibbs
Holden
Wubbell
Hunt
Jamison
Jenner
Lord
Potts
Prophet
Winner
Woodbridge
Moswrs
Bell
Dunbar
Orett
Gatch
Goepper
E Howard
Lends
McKinney
Olin Root
Stimson
Streator
Wade
Weebe
Woodworth
Yeatran
H. C. Jones
Postmaster Appointed at Liverly Swan Township
A new post office named Liverly was established in Swan Township with Samuel S. Albin appointed postmaster. It is located at Albin’s residence near Gold’s store, about three miles northwest of the old Elk P.O. stand, following advocacy by Capt. John Witherspoon and political maneuvering involving Senator H. C. Jones.
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Swan Township
Liverly
Samuel S. Albin
Mr. Albin
Q. A. Gold
John Witherspoon
H. C. Jones
Washington
Mr. Dimes
P. O. Department
Capt. Witherspoon
Jones
Ohio Senate
P.O. Department
Aiken's Mills
Packard's
Labor protection sparks shift in American industry
A report by W. D. Kelly of Center and Grant Furnaces outlines a push for protective measures to develop a large domestic pig iron industry. He cites 300 percent growth since 1868 and argues that mutual resources, full supply for demand, and employment growth justify cautious support to avoid harming national industry. A committee including HLS Bundy and John Campbell will travel to Washington to advocate regional interests.
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Lion Manuela
Pourasoura
A.mwetin
Hanging Rock Iron
Ohio
Kentucky
Wells A. Hutchins
Thomas W. Means
Hanging Rock
American Iron and Steel Association
Moana, Kylee Co
Pine Grove Furnace
Ohio Furnace
Leela Iron and Mining Co
Heela Furnace
Union Iron Co
Monina Marnace
Washington Furnace
Campbell, Mettugin Co
Olive Furnace
Hiram Campbell
Mt. Vernon
Means
Russell & Means
Bellefonte Furnace
E. B Greene & Co
Keystone Furnace
Zaleski Furnace
Jefferson Co
Jefferson, Norton, Campbell & Co
Gallin Purnave
Star Furnace Co
Star Furnace
J. Paull & Co
Bloom Furnace
Lampton, Cro. &Co
Star Furnave
Palton Furnace Co
Fulton Furnace
Portsmouth Iron Co
Portamouth
Ashhind Furnes Co
Oakland Furnace
Buckeye Furnace Co
Buck
L. C. Damarin
Willian M. Bolles
Ils. Bundy
A. B. Waters
A. 8. Norton
Isaac Brown
John Campbell
W. Culherson
L. P.N. Smith
United States
Europe
Langing Ruel
Iran
Piropo
Perman Abenal Roy
W. D. Kelly
Beg
Center and
Grant Furnaces
Center
Hecla
Veereer
A.B. Waters
Hls. Bundy
John Menns
Washington
Wu. M. Bolles
An 1869-1870 New Year Reflection on Hard Times
A period summary laments 1860s troubles from tight money and high taxes, noting bondholders and government foes, with laborers poorer. It hopes 1870 brings more joy and health, despite ongoing bond-driven hardship, urging policy to favor white men and ignore racial issues.
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Congress
Two Democratic Papers in This Senatorial District
An new Democratic paper The Crescent opens in Pomeroy with editors N B Srzxcen and H DeLona, praised in the Democratic Enquirer as a strong weapon against bondholders, plutocrats, and office holders. Readers in Meigs and Lamb areas urged to support the paper. a list of undelivered mail items from Zaleski, Ohio is also noted.
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Pomeroy Crescent
Democratic Enquirer
United States
National Bank
Pomeroy
N. B. Srzxcen
H. DeLona
New York
Meigs
Piper
Melia
Tle
Brunton's Wagon and Car Advertises Low Spring Wagon Prices
The notice touts Brunton's Wagon and Car for spring wagons and other vehicles with its own wagon and blacksmith shops. Emphasizes best materials, skilled work, low prices, and superior craftsmanship. Also mentions The Independent newspaper in New York City and a promised exchange, noting mixed feelings about the paper's politics and content.
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Brunton
Denial and calls for investigation amid infant death rumors
A citizen denies personal and family involvement in the infant death case found in His township and challenges an investigation into the facts. The note claims the coroner's jury is the sole source of knowledge, while urging accountability for those spreading insinuations. The text then shifts to local politics and a court sentence. The article notes the removal of the carpet-bag Deputy Revenue Assessor of the Vinton Record and predicts a replacement, plus criticism of revenue laws. It reports David Lawrence’s conviction for barn theft and his transfer to the Columbus Penitentiary for one year.
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Cornno
Wyself
Wiell
Inl Scholls
Joshi Mowalle, Jr
theVinton
Chillicothe
William Mark
Hon
A. Pearce
Congress
David Lawrence
Booth
Columbus
Lawrence
Subscriptions and holiday publication notes
The Marietta Times reports Hon. Lewis Anderton paid his subscription with 100 Thousand Rye Flour and advanced a barrel for this year. Some exchange papers skipped last week to let readers enjoy the holidays, which would hinder legal advertising. The paper deems suspension impossible for a week.
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Marietta Times
Lewis Anderton
Great Wine Maker and Grape Grower Ad Offers Shipping
Mr T B Davis of McArthur proclaims his Gooseberry Wing wine the best tasted and plans to ship a large lot to Bro Hood of Marietta Times. An illustrated publication promotion mixes in praise of two journals, touting practical farmer and family content for 1 per year, with a semi monthly issue. The offer promises a paper and a second titled journal for 2 25.
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Ohio
T. B. Davis
McArthun
Bro. W. ©. Hood
T the
Marietta Times
Bro. Hood
American Farrer
Jr, Tiapootsee & Co
Rochester
New York
What a Man Knows and Writes Clearly in this Day
The passage argues that clear knowledge comes from careful training and asserts this is especially needed in the United States today. It emphasizes that even a well educated person may be ignorant in areas not properly learned, urging emphasis on precise, verified understanding.
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United States
Weed as Bedding and Manure May Aid Animal Stables
The article notes tobacco stems used as animal bedding to repel vermin in stables and hen houses. It claims rotting stems turn into high quality manure, rich in fertilizer, returning nutrients to soil. It suggests the plant’s age in animal buildings may benefit livestock.
Frugal Rendering Method for Lard Preservation
Instructions describe frying lard with white lye to dissolve fat and create a preserved product. For fifty pounds of lard, two quarts of lye are mixed in the frying kettle, then leaf lard is cooked in the lye all day on a slow fire. A brown sediment forms at the bottom and a similar layer on top, which are removed to keep the lard from rancidity.
Post Office Letter List for McArthur Ohio 1870
A dated listing from McArthur Ohio shows names of individuals with letters remaining at the Post Office as of 1st 1870. Included are Samuel Appleman A S Roger Jacob Black J C Bishop Rauviah Corn L L Clemens James Gaul Matilda Garett J A Tijgina Hii Johnson Charles Johnson John Loving Isshella King Janes W Patterson Thomas Shipley Catherine Wilson George Washington Jon McLauglin PLN.
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McArthur
Samuel Appleman
A.S. Roger
Jacob Black
J.C. Bishop
Rauviah Corn
L. L. Clemens
James Gaullin
Matilda Garett
J. A. Tijgina
Hii Johnson
Charles Johnson
John Loving
Isshella King
Janes W. Patterson
Thomas Shipley
Catherine Wilson
George Washington
Jon. McLaughlin
PLN
Ancient Pound Cake Recipe From Faded OCR Fragments
fragmentary oven recipe describes a rich pound cake with raisins currants suet flour sugar lemon zest mace nutmeg ginger eggs and butter. instructions specify boiling a cloth tied cake six hours then a second butter and egg based cake baked an hour with wine and spices.
Wedding Etiquette Changes in Wing Customs
The card invitations should be issued three to four weeks before the marriage and provided by the bride's parents. Bridesmaids and groomsmen number four each, congratulations are for the reception, and guests leave visiting cards at large receptions. The bride and groom lead to the dining room for the cake cutting. the reception lasts the afternoon with possible dancing. departures signal guests to disperse. guests still observe the throwing of an old shoe for luck.
Risk of Great Eaters and Health
The text warns that extreme appetites signal disease rather than health. It notes that many dyspeptics are always hungry and suffer distress after eating, while healthy eaters balance intake. It explains that weight gain can reflect weak absorption and rising disease, leading to fatigue, obesity, and early death.
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Che Enquirer
Tardes
J. W.bowen
Biltor
Idee
Welsh
Williams County
Enquirer
Kellogg's
Newbury
B.C. Gibbons
Strong & Gibbons
Cincinnati
Capt J. Barnshaw
Walnut Street
Mr. Gibbons
Capt. Baxinshiw
Retaideas
Ora
Osio
Zaleski
Jam
Dale
Bao
Fohin Buckhart
G. W. Bugle
Julia A. Pes
Joseph Goddard
Thos. Mary
Wm. Hodson
Kelley
John Mc@weeney
Thomas McCallister
Daniel Slavins
J. M. Walker
Mary Walker
J. G. Will
P.M
The
Independent
New York City
Bowen
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