Fragmented Local Notice From Northwest Newspaper
The readable portion hints at a 19th century public notice about advertisements and marriage events. It mentions local postmen, conveyance of notices, and references to courts or authorities, with unclear dates and names obscured by OCR. The fragment preserves an emphasis on public notices and advert placements.
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Supreme Bench
Clevelins
Ohio
Chanceng Vie Postmasters of
Building Boom in Napoleon Sparks Spring Improvements
The Napoleon area anticipates extensive building and renovations in 1886 with new homes and commercial projects, plus widespread decorative upgrades. Saur Drug and Paint Store promotes colored paints and wallpaper, while Bucklen's Arnica Salve is advertised for general use. An old law on sale of intoxicants near institutions is clarified, and a local tale recounts Clurths Halliday returning from Central America after a railroad venture collapse.
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Napoleon
Samme
Herve
Sanur
Avereek
Paris
London
Rock Atl Saur
Saur
Ohio
Ohin Roll View
Sailuca
Howndey
Latvanter
Palrdlel
C. F
Ohio Soldiers and Sailor
Wrphens
Houndry
Roental
Taineaster
Pairsfield County
Hendricks Addresses Bay State Club on Civil Service Reform
Vice President Hendricks spoke to the Hay State club at the Parker House banquet. He praised civil service reform, recounted efforts to speed land patents, and urged bureau and clerk accountability while defending a fair share of honors for both parties and stressing reform over partisan control.
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Hendricks
Taylor
Lib
Henrtricks
Yale
Harvard
Dadinia
Marouutsusettie Haki
Todlinga
Pierce
Missouri Civer
California
ALY
Washington
Interior Department
Land Office
Indian Affairs
Fieir
Washington City
Taro
Lyman
Bay State Club
Indiana
Massachusetts
Disarray in Republican Ranks and 19th Century Trade Debates
A verbose, era-tinged piece analyzes turmoil within Republican ranks amid post election tensions. It contrasts Gen Beatty's stance on Black voters, discusses Northern Republican views, and notes shifting party loyalties. Separate items cover Senate staff reductions, budget cuts, and tariff arguments highlighting protectionist critique and farmer interests.
Washing Sheep for Wool A Debate on Tradition and Fiber Health
The piece argues against washing sheep before shearing, calling the practice an old relic. It claims unwashed wool preserves fiber elasticity and reduces brittleness, noting moth absence in unwashed wool and tying washing to lower quality, with remarks from the Wool Journal and a New York museum curiosity item list. It ends with a mention of the GA R having over 300,000 members.
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Wool Journal
A Tough Spring Chicken in Chattanooga Trial
A spring chicken escaped a soup wagon on Main Street Chattanooga and damaged expensive goods in Hew into dehing store, valued at 3150. The store owner sued the chicken owner and won damages plus costs. The defendant appealed but faced likely costs around 284, including lawyers fees.
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Sivanand Ga
Chattanooga
Clergymen Endorse Tron Bitters For Health Gains
A list of ministers from Corydon Port Stevenson New Bern Hingham and other towns credits Tron Bitters with general health benefits and specific cures. Rev EA Spring says it aids general rehealth and relief, Rev Jas McCarty reports curing severe dyspepsia and adds twenty five pounds, Rev Offty calls it one of the best medicines, and Rev Whitney notes strength after lung fever. The piece touts broad clergyman endorsement across states and cites widespread local cures amid cholera fears.
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Slany
EA. Spring
Corydon
Towa
Jas, McCarty
Port Stevenson
Dakota
Offty
New Bern
N.C
Whitney
Hingham
Wis
Brown
Republicans Blame Democrats Over License Amendment
A Toledo Blade reply accuses Democrats of failing to submit a license proposition to the people, while listing votes and party roles. It contends Democrats altered power to place blame on Republicans, who allegedly blocked license support and stalled the amendment.
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Toledo + Blade
Democrata
House
Senate
Maat
Wilowie
Result of Setting a Bad Example London Times
A discussion on how parental speech shapes children’s character cites a Chicago family mocked by neighbors for constant criticism. The piece warns mothers to avoid moral decay and notes Madison’s State University awarding a degree to Postmaster General Vilas amid a nod to urban population figures.
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London Times
Madison, Wis
State University
Vilas
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