Radical Fizzle and Jackson County Fair Hopes in 1871 Ohio
The Enquirer reports a failed Radical meeting in Athens county and previews the Jackson County Fair to be held Sept 27–Oct 20 with promises of large stock exhibits, agricultural products, and strong voter turnout for low taxes. It notes political tension around October elections and a prison guard assault incident at the Ohio Penitentiary involving John Stewart.
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Athens
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G. W. McCook
Jackson County
J. A. Srit
Jackson County Agricultural Society
Jackson
Ohio Penitentiary
Samuel Boyle
John Stewart
Stewart
Boyle
Our Joy and Our Hope Crayon Pictures Premium Offer
Premium pair Our Joy and Our Hope crayon portraits, 20x24 inches on heavy plate paper, priced six dollars worth for eighty two cents, offered as a Wood's Household Magazine premium for two subscriptions. Pictures published by L Prang & Co. and shippable across the United States and Canada. Also notes political items about Radical nominees and Fall 1870 era party dynamics.
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Canada
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Woon & Co
Newburgh
N.Y
Hearth and Home Journal Changes Ownership and Expansion
Last October Zearth and Home passed to Mosars OnasaxJupy & Co. of New York, publishers of the American Agriculturist. The magazine now offers improved content for family readers with garden and farm chapters, weekly news summaries, and about 500 to 400 engravings per issue. Edward Eggleston joins as editor, enhancing its prominence for households in cities and villages. Specimens are available, terms $3 per year, singles 8 cents. Hearth and Tome and American Agriculturist together $4 annually.
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American Agriculturist
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Htome
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Scribner's Monthly
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Tome
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Democratic Meet: Morgan Speech Draws Large Audience
Aug 2 1871 in Zanravirin O General Morgan addressed a vast Democratic meet the largest in this section a procession over a mile long to the grove Lyons introduced the speaker who spoke for about an hour and three quarters delivering a concise impartial review of national affairs exposing public official corruptions and bondholder machinations the audience included many Republicans and the Democratic prospects appeared brighter than ever.
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Morgan
Zanravirin
Andrew Lyons
Teague
Basket Meeting at Pleasant Chapel Vinton County Ohio
By the help of the Lord we will be at a basket meeting at Pleasant Chapel in Vinton County Ohio starting Saturday September 17 1871 at 9 o'clock p m Brothers J Nichola Culp Gold Pilcher Benjamin Bedfarn are invited Brethren come and help wait for a good time for the Lord has spoken well concerning Taruel Brethren come W P Maxon Pastor McArthur Charge July 25 1871
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Timber and produce theft a penal offense here
State law declares unlawfully taking timber fruit or vegetables from another’s premises a penal offense. The juvenile notion that fruit may be plundered is incorrect. Young America should heed the law and govern himself accordingly.
Telegraph Agents Deny Space for Democratic Speeches
The telegraphic agents cannot find space to send such Democratic speeches by Pendleton Ewing Cary, but have room for the trashy discourse of Columbus Delano at Sandusky. Come to this office for them and for all kinds of job printing.
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General Cary
Columbus Delano
Sandusky
Honda
Campbell Challenges Sherman to a Joint Political Discussion
Lewis D Campbell of the Third District challenges Senator John Sherman to a joint discussion on political issues, proposing a public exchange of notes on consistency and public acts, with Sherman replying that he cannot arrange meetings outside Republican Committee plans.
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Trambntox
Mansfield
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United States Senate
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Ides of October Judgment on Government Spending
Announcement details the Treasury cost of running the American ship of State at 22,000,000 for the year ending June 30, 1871, comparing it to Democratic economy. It accuses current leaders of plundering the Treasury and calls readers to let the October ides decide by voting.
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Treasury
Defalcations Reported Reach New Heights In Winter
The radical press consoles readers with a view that revenue losses are escalating from three million to twenty million dollars, with ongoing shortfalls widening during the winter period perBoutwell’s reports.
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Boutwell
Unlucky pursuit of love across six maidens noted in tale
A curious old tale follows a young gentleman visiting five maidens in as many places, facing harsh rejection at each door. Undeterred, he continues his quest to find a sixth, seeking sympathy in his lonely hour and enduring unrequited affection.
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