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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1869
Page
3
The notice invites individuals to consult Dr Corn and Menon Norwe at multiple locations and dates in 1809 for thorough examinations. It promises attentive service and rewards for health checks, with locations including Lindsley Fronte Map diya and Jackson Moras Tawadiya.
Local notices cover prices on flour and eggs, business ads for J. Will and other merchants, and forthcoming railroad discussions. Reports note daylight length, local post office letters, and cautions about public notices and medicine advertisements. A controversial soundbite targets recent political commentary and postmaster pay in the region.
A critical account of tariff votes by Governors Hayes and Congress, arguing a high duty on New England goods and a low wool duty harmed Ohio farmers. It claims Ohio farmers slaughtered hundreds of thousands of sheep to cut wintering costs and urges support against Kal la m for siding with those tariff policies.
We are authorized to say by Auditor Reynolds that the letting of the bridges at Bakin's and Startley's Mills on Raccoon and at the mouth of Two Mile on Honey Fork has been withdrawn. The bridges will not be sold at present due to informality in preliminaries required by a recent law.
The notice states that A. B. Claypool plans to practice law in Ross Vinton and other counties with office in Londonderry. He was admitted to the bar at Columbus and has passed a creditable exam, having never lost a case.
The text explains the Fifteenth Amendment prohibiting race based voting restrictions and outlines Ohio radicals' support for its adoption. It argues Congress can enforce the amendment and warns that enforcing it would shift election control to Congress, urging Ohio freemen to oppose Washington supervision of state elections.
Aaron Winl and partners rush to the city to display new stock of Gouda and dress goods this week. Prices will astonish, with the MEW GOODS arriving soon. The YEW DRESS GOODS will be beautiful, shown at the West Ten e hotel near the Depot Road in Chillicothe. The Depot Hotel, run by M Merxus, offers neat rooms and ample refreshments for travelers. Joan Dernixe Jr LL B will lecture on Five Years in Washington at local lyceums this season, with his address at the Treasury Department in Washington DC.
A large crowd attended the Democratic gathering at Hamiden on Wednesday, following a prior Monday turnout to hear John Sherman. Gov Haight delivered a strong speech on current issues, with Hambleton delivering an exhortation. Voters left pleased, wishing all county residents could attend. Nearby Columbus hosted a similar event in Franklin County drawing about five thousand attendees.
Visit Cincinnati and stay at Henri s house kept by James and L. D. Watson in a central city location where streetcars run to all rail depots. Daily fare lowered from three to two dollars. The house is described as first class and welcoming to travelers with amiable office staff and a gentlemanly landlord reputation.
The Ohio State Journal urges vigilance against counterfeit tickets to be circulated on election day. The piece, quoting the Republican State organ, stresses upholding the 15th Amendment as essential after years of struggle and condemns cowardice among conservatives in the fall battles. The report notes John King Jr and Hay traveled by special train through Chillicothe in a state-organized journey.
An accident on the M and C Railroad near Symmes bridge east of Londonderry caused a bridge collapse as a westbound freight crossed. Conductor P. Raridan suffered a broken thigh and a mashed thumb, brakesman Robert Shields lost a finger. Injured men received medical care and are reported to be improving. Cause of the bridge failure is not yet learned.
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