Democratic Enquirer Ends Fourth Year Plans Fifth Year Growth
The Democratic Enquirer closes its fourth year and enters its fifth with reflections on subscriber growth since January 23, 1867. The paper will update the heading and add 800 worth of type and printing material. It urges Democrats and friends in Vinton county to provide support for upcoming campaigns including the governor and state officers race next fall.
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Democratic Enquirer
Humber
Vinton County
Vinton
Ohio
Celebrations Highlight Jackson Birthday Across Ohio and Beyond
In Ohio and several states, January 8 celebrations drew large crowds with speeches by notable figures including Vallandigham McSweeny and Critchfield. A letter from Pendleton stirred enthusiasm while critics urged ongoing Jackson celebrations to energize Democratic organization amid tax debates and political rancor.
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Val Sindigham
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Mansfield
Ashland
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Pendleton
Oho
Bro. E. B. Eshelman
Wayne County
John Metweeny
American Stock Journal January issue promotes free specimens
The American Stock Journal enters January in a new typeface with engravings for stock breeding readers. Publisher PL Boyer & Co of Parkersburg Pa claim growing circulation and offer free specimen copies, plus show bills and subscription lists for clubs to access valuable premiums.
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American Stock Journal
Sateen Publishers
PL. Boyer & Co
Parkersurg
Sermons at Christian Church by Chase and Pallister
Series of meetings at the Christian Church since Sunday with morning and evening services. Earnest sermons preached by P. J. Chase of Todiana and Eld. H. A. Pallister of McArthur.
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The
Christian Church
Pee T. J. Chase
Todiana
Eld. Hf. A. Pallister
McArthur
Revivan meetings and improved Standard in Jackson County
Meetings have been held at the M B H Church under Rev J D Big. The Jackson Ohio Standard has been redesigned to 36 columns and praised as a neat, radical paper. Editor D Mackley seeks support with paid subscriptions. Gen Frank Blair was elected U S Senator by the Missouri Legislature, with Barr Henderson to begin term upon credentials and expire March 4 1873. the 1872 Legislature will choose a Senator for six years from March 4 1873.
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Jackson
Ohio
Jackson County
D. Mackley
Frank P. Blair
Gov. Seymour
United States
Missouri
Supreme Court
John Fordyve
James TY. Godman
Manavius. Scott
John L. Morgan
Treasuey
General Assembly
Governor Hayes Refuses Special Election in Third District
Governor Hayes said he would not order a special election to fill Schenck’s Third District vacancy, telling Col. Campbell last week he would not act. A Connecticut man invented a spoonholder and sent a specimen to the patent office in Washington. He should have sent it to Beast Butlex.
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Hayes
Schenck
Col. Campbell
Connecticut
Patent Office
Washington
Ife
Beast Butlex
National Bee-Keepers Convention Call Issued From Albany
At the North Eastern Bee-Keepers Association annual meeting in Albany New York the President and Secretary were directed to invite officers of other associations and eminent bee-keepers to unite in calling an American Bee-Keepers Convention. A Cincinnati Ohio venue was favored for February 8 and 9 1871. Local bee-keepers in Vinton county are urged to form an association and appoint delegates or send a representative to the national gathering. I A Krx secretary in New York City is arranging half fare railroad tickets.
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Albany
N. Y
America
Cincinnati Ohio
Cincinnati
J.L. Durox
Vinton County
I. A. Krxc
McArthur Station Passenger Facilities Urged For Depot
Citizens complain about poor traveler accommodations at McArthur Station in Dunlas due to the absence of a depot. The current passenger room is poorly located and worsens during muddy times, prompting a request for a new, suitable depot from the M and C Railroad Company.
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McArthur Station
Dunlas
M. &C. RR. Company
Foundry for Sale in Southern Ohio
A foundry business in Southern Ohio is offered for sale due to a dissolution of partnership. The full interest is available at a bargain price, with terms and further information obtainable by correspondence with the Balltor of Eugiver in Meriline. September 24, 14T-tf.
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Lisald Foundry
Euguiver
George Peance's Restaurant Rooms Opens With High Hopes
Gro W Peance at the second door west of Richmond's Hardware Store refitting his Restaurant Rooms to run a top hat ing house in town. He promises ham and eggs beef steak oysters hot coffee game and all servings at small prices and invites patrons to take a seat in George's Restaurant.
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Gro. W. Peance
Richmond
George
Large 1871 American pamphlet with engravings and portraits
McDonald's Jiateriarnn Axsu for 1871 offers a large quarto volume containing original and selected articles of merit. Contributors include Grace Greenwood Harriet Beecher Stowe Joseph P Thompson D J Frederick W Coxend Henry Ward Beecher John B Gough and others. Includes song Come Home Father with text by Henry Ward and publishing details New York R H McDonald 32 34 Commerce Street. For sale to news agents price ten cents.
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Henry Wark
New York
R. H. McDonald
Commerce Streat
Price
Parkersburg Bridge Opens on Ohio River
Dispatch from Parkersburg notes the new iron railroad bridge over the Ohio River connecting the Baltimore and Ohio and Marietta and Cincinnati Railroads was completed last Saturday and opened by the Cincinnati and Baltimore fast line. The structure spans 9,626 feet with river spans of 350 feet between piers and 91 feet above low water. Built by Keystone Bridge Company and Baltimore and Ohio shops, the masonry and superstructure are described as substantial and rapid completion praised. The first stone laid in July 1869 and the bridge completed January 7, 1871. The piece also mentions Duchess County cattle disease and Irish lace for the queen’s trousseau.
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Parkersburg
Ohio River
Baltimore and Ohio
Marietta
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Keystone Bridge Company
Louisville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Mount Clare
Fiuit
Advertising mogul Helmbeld’s vast 1870 outlays and profits
It is said that Helmbeld, during the year 1870, paid newspapers nationwide and painters more than $500,000 for advertising his celebrated body and other preparations. His profits are reported to be over a half million from the sales of a single article.
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Helmbeld
Radical politics and race fears in a national issue
A column asserts radicals favor immigrant groups and degraded races over the elite, pledging suffrage and equality as a danger. It claims New York State fails to feed itself, importing millions of bushels of grain while consuming vast quantities of cereal from other states, and warns the East growing dependent on the West for food.
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New York State
United States
Europe
Fragmented 19th Century News Snippets Sparkling Oddities
A compendium of oddities and brief items from 19th century press. Topics range from British coinage origins and Mississippi debt to New Orleans coal pricing and Memphis schemes. Included are notes on usury laws in the Carolinas, Cleveland’s new jail, Grand Rapids gun chewing suspensions, New York prison intemperance counts, a 107 year old Augusta death linked to tobacco, Lafayette society aims, and varied curiosities from chemistry to dogs and rail tickets.
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