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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1870
Page
3
Fragmented items report a mix of election notices, property and business ads, and a death notice. Mentions McArthur area resident A Geran, Clinton Township support, and special bargains at Zaleski. Notes Columbus & Hocking Valley Mail road traffic with Athens and Columbus service shifts dated June and July 1870.
An advertisement extols a hair dressing labeled Vigor as beneficial for preserving hair and restoring faded or gray tresses. It promises to prevent thinning and baldness where follicles remain viable, claims no oils or dyes, and asserts a lasting shine and aroma without harming the hair.
The Auligan & Taylor Manufacturing Co in Mansfield Ohio outlines its expansion and production capacity for threshing machines. The article notes interstate reach from Point Pleasant to Kansas, describes plant advantages, labor practices, and the company’s pricing gap versus higher-cost rivals, urging inquiries to Lantz & Pearce, Agents.
Thomas McCarty on Monmonal al Street files a notice of a new saloon opening and advertising a large assortment of wines liquors cigars and candies nuts. The announcement signals a broad inventory and temporary limits on over ten months.
Public notice of a court proceeding in county with a sale of described real property. The action names many parties, specifies the date and time on August 16, with value described as two hundred seventy dollars and mentions cash in hand and a sheriff or official involved. The document lists the judge, witnesses, and filing officials, indicating a formal legal action and potential property disposition.
The Funding Bill passed by the House would hand five hundred million dollars to bondholders and proposes to pay one thousand billions in coin, with a half price in gold. Critics say it abandons federal taxation rights and that the only justification is a four percent interest rate instead of six percent, risking repudiation of national debts and duties.
The Michigan Supreme Court held townships cannot vote bonds to aid railroads and the Governor has summoned a special session to attempt an override. The decision rests on general legal and constitutional grounds, limiting public finance for private corporations. Also notes Dog Days begin July 12 and end August 25, when dogs are said to bite freely.
A 13 year old female violinist at Pure Drugs and Medicines in Bison's Bangor Me impresses with her skill and promises to rival Camilla Utso. In England the Princess of Wales attended a St George's Hospital meeting under progressive women. In Chesterfield Illinois a girl on a two day trial proves she earns more potato bills than either of her three older brothers.
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