Orchard gate tale of toil and home by Pomeroy
Fragment from an old newspaper piece recounts Ben Fisher at the orchard gate speaking to his wife Kate about poverty and enduring labor. It weaves in Rural life images, prayers for rest, and a sample poem about Eva the maiden, ending with a note of Pomeroy Tuesday.
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Ymas
Cage
Ben Fisher
Kate
Obin
Eve
Hlingistown
Franelse
Sacramento City
Cincinnati
California
Holland
America
Japan
Commodore Perry
Pxmren
Statesman Office
Priedlinger
Democria
the Mason
Democratic Mass Meeting Near Megs Fair Grounds
The Democratic party of Megs County schedules September 30 addresses by Col. David Todd and Lieut. Gov. Medil. To avoid conflicting with the county fair, a suitable location near the fair grounds in Hock Spring will host the event, allowing attendance at both the fair and a Democratic speech. Chairman Ht B. Smith notes the talk aims to enlighten attendees without offense.
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Moiga County
State Central Committee
Megs
David Todd
Medil
SMITH
Ch'n Dem
Cent
Obituary notices from Salem township and Rutland on Sep 10 1482
An obituary column records the death of Exxrret Gowen at age fifty seven in Salem township Mergy county Ohio from paralysis on September 10. He is described as intelligent loyal and industrious with a New York birth April 19 1788 and a long Ohio residence. He leaves a widow two daughters and a son. A separate notice reports the accidental death of David Binewrenicxen while digging a well at Rutland township on September 9 or 10. He is praised as honest industrious and highly respected leaving a widow and several children.
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Salem Township
Mergy County
Ohio
Exxrret
Gowen
Henman
New York
Major Huffington
Worthington
Anindus
Ohio Company
Marietta
Meign County
Spiri
Boston
Davi Binewrenicxen
Hasiest
Worthy
Jonathan Lawley
Rutland Township
Fire and upheaval sweep through towns and rivers
A chaotic column records fires at Portage Ravenna and Chillicothe with multiple buildings lost, plus river incidents and explosions near Bristol. It mentions Apache bands seeking peace, Minnesota liquor clashes, political jostling, and various provincial notices, all wrapped in a dense, fragmentary 19th century newspaper voice.
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EPAI
Ohio Cultivator
Brindle
Lily
Fan
Cleveland
Tillowy Lake
Kate Ru
Eva
Dune
Birds of Eden
Tromanthur Ledlie
Ledlie
Cal
Ounrixeen
Brading & Thomson
John G
Settlemonta
Congress
U. S
Washington
Union
San Francisco
China
Hhe
Celestial Empire
Clei
Guadaloupe Hidalgo
Hall
Thornton
Wilton
Sesnion
Supreme Court of the United States
United
United States
Democratic Mass Meeting
Wek
Yaniog
Strems
Tlon
Saya
Ovat
United Staten Ty
Netherlands
Coly
Netherland
U, S
la Azelle
Indiana
Amor
Bristol
Johns
Raven Ravenna
In & Hurlburt
John Gill Shoe Store
Mason's Block
Ilag
Portage Sentinel
King
Faon Maw Sumner
Sonora
Santa Fe
Minnesota
Maine
Constants
St. Paul
Vientine Brunan
The
Pittsburgh Journal
Auoraey
Supreme Court
Time
Not
Union College
Cotanimarion
Liberia
Michigan
Norfolk
Sommerce
Democratic Mirror
Wsmeir
Urbana
Southern Democrat
Iswald
Pan
Firr
Lau
Jour
Hammond
South Carolina
Virginia
Belgium
Old Dominion
New York Express
Arites
John Bull
Scat
Eluer Pierce
John
Scott
Lou
Snockina Munpen
Haley
Wiloon
Waynesville
Greene County
Wile Jgon
Senate
Syeravisina
Bream Neats
Bi Sandy
Amy David Lowry
Cincinneti
Wilmington and
Zanesville
Lancaster
England
Rufus Choate
Winslow
Friends of
Mr. Webster
Bcort
Webster
Chuak
Gen
Leon
Lemuel Phillips
German Reformed Church
Burkitsville
Frederick County
Boonsboro
Odd Pullow
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Leopoftes
Pierce
Venable
Powell
de Soto
Agar
Nat
México
Det
Wuo Wees
Clio
Euterpe
Thain
Melpomene
Terpsichore
Chorn
Eraio
Ee Solic
Amorona Posty
Polybysmnta
Eurania
Calliope
Aguicuntynat Parkers
Moore
New Yorker
New York Musical Times
Jenny Lino
Mr. Bannon
Poughkeepsie
Neighboorhood
Town City
Sonik Club
Lrons Fur
de Fours
Chillicothe
Mariettn
Prentice
Louisville Journal
Souns
Lilinola
Saratoga
Myers
Albion
Testingay
New Hampshire
Concord Democrat
Plarco
Pierce, Arnenrow & Co
I'rentice
Mamilton
L. D. Cantentt
Roduay
Reynolda
Lrington
Mississippi
Sls
Havn
Dike Fe Gru ‘Fing
Royal Iron Foundery
Barlin
Phisburgh
Queen of England's
Corman
Georgia
Lincoln County
Anw
Tonn
Ite
Auth Ying
Hempstead
R. I
Sad Thore
Peter Farnell
Clebraed Hall
France
Evia
Tee Pere Sons
House of
Haytiy
Soulouque
Greely & Co
N. S. Tribune
Bennett
Herald
Hallock & Co
Journal of Commerce
Goo Fald¢ Co
Augusta
Bench
Suny
New York Daily Times
Corporal Ann
Nassau Streets
Memphis
Alabama
Aieamor Alvan Adame
Wheeling and
Louisville
Brownsville
Alleghany
Hudson
Washington City
Dayton
Lzpress
Oregon
Susio Shay
Table Rock
Dayno
Xenia
Marena and Cinginnati
Daniel Becker
Chambersburg
Syracuss
Novellsi
Mississippi River
St. Louia
Pacific
Covington
Oursville
Crist
Nya
Mobile
Oscar Arena
Louwisville Journal
Thos
Marshall
Rontich
Hutler, Mreble
Monpomery
Ly D. Camenatt
Josxry SrKoworn
Cincinfinvi
Courrde
Rochester
N.Y
Buffalo
Wheeling
Troy
N. Yuhuva
Winfield Ns
Iowa
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