Telegraph Union Notice of Subscription Cessation and Ads Rates
Meigs County Telegraph announces subscription discontinuation for nonpaying patrons and directs renewals to continue at old rates. The page lists advertising rates for business cards grooves and various columns, with local attorneys and merchants like Plants, Hanna & Earhart, and Groceries. Also notes saddlery, watchmaking, and wagon-making services in Pomeroy and nearby towns along with local mills and shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Plants
Pombroy
Cnet
JLEOD
Katt Hanna & Earhart
Pomeroy
O- Ad
Busiiom
Constabee
Constable
Attorneys At Law
Staliat
Athens
U. K
Mason Hig
Branch & CO
Curt Street
Mire Daorn
O. Prabl
Biovos
Court Atrect
Prayer and Forgiveness in a Silent Verse
The fragment recalls penitence and seeking mercy as a speaker prays to be forgiven. It evokes a child of night and a plea for a pure face and graves, while questioning how long errors will be absolved and lifted in daylight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Maywood
Catherine
George
Maywood
Commonwealth
Wellesley romance endures in Loyd Maywood tale
In a domestic tale of love and pride, George Maywood wrestles with family scorn over his love for Kate Loyd. She defies class bias, saves a drowning boy, and earns the Maywood household’s trust, leading to a joyful union despite social obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Kate Loyd
Mrs. Longateel
Dr. Longeteel
Dostor Aphe
Kate
Soctor
Adon
Nell
King Loyd
Darling
George Maywood
Squire Maywood
Amily
Pomeroy Telegraph Letter on Church, Theater and Politics
A Sanborn era column from Pomeroy discusses a quiet city in January with remarks on a large Methodist church service led by Rev. Dr. Clark of Cincinnati and a skeptical tone toward the theater venture. It critiques political reporting from the Cleveland Plain Dealer while noting anti slavery narratives and a lengthy digression on salt and geological facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Telegraph
Town Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Dr. Clark
Cincinnati
Ladies Repository
Dreamland
Pomeroy
Cleveland “Plain Dealer
Origan
Ohio
Michigan
Stewart
Senate
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Indiana
Trinda
Minnesouane
Iowa
Wisconsin
Lecompton
Grace Greenwood
Fittle
Tavead
Morphy and Anderssen Chess Match Report From Paris
Paris New York Times correspondent describes the Morphy Anderssen chess clash with details of the players. Anderssen arrives with Professors Prete and Carlini while Morphy, pale and feeble, joins after half an hour. First game lasts seven hours with brilliant play. Anderssen wins. Descriptions contrast Morphy as frail youth and Anderssen as tall German with precise style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morphy
Anderssen
Paris
New York Times
Professor Anderssen
Messin
Prete
Carlini
Stizel
Ubiye
Murphy
Hiv
Prof
Andersen
Uwee
M. Anderssen
Lorsene
Ledlnesne
Han
Mir
Mure
Wabourduauace al Philider
Cher Club
Cate de le
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meigs County Telegraph
Fomproy
X. Sabernitiors
Gerthy
Oise
Riewer Middleport
Lane
Navan
Front Street
Nial R. Nye
Peoprievor
Sn Jopderon
Mlanoriig
Murdock & Nye
Coalridge Flourlnye MM
Ceysal Flour
Miport
Kevgerville
N. Stewart
John 8
Davis
Pomeroys
Peter Lambrecut
Deslerin
W. A. Aicher
Watehos
Remington
Fomory
Attenton
Booth
T. Whiteside
Lidiasad Gentteay
McQuigg & Smith
Panteray
Manufa Pomeroy Rolling-Mm Co
Suporior
Hyananieune
Te AI
F. E. Humeheey
Dale John Eiselstin
James Wright
Peter Groshie
Mulerry
Ascot
Mor Set
Eae
Dastren
Wmettier
Kitty Loup
M. A. Denison
Sing Sing
Glind Vie Obber
Maywool
Loyd
Katesph
George Aywood
Peru
Aparagon
Nellie Maywood
Dr. Longateel
Susan
Beauty of Deer
Fin College
Harry Wella
Feiler
Kitty
George Ma
Mr. Wells
Miss Loyd
Nellie Longeteol
Avery
Sistr
Arrval
Katy Loyd
Charley
Mamma
Uncle George
Neilie Longstee
Weigs County
Pomero
Commnus
Diuy
Bend Fk
Kentucky
Louisville
Mary
Crestline
Cauda
Detroit
Sandusky City
Canadian
Toronto
H. Davy
Seheeve
Poland
Hungary
Salmon Mountains
Oregon
Safinn
Syracuse
Magnesia
Rocky Mountains
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