Potts Polishing Irons and Painter Supplies Featured
Readers note Mrs Potts Celebrated Polishing Irons offered in sets at EH F Owen Co. headquarters for painters supplies, lead oil turpentine paints papers and borders. Thrall Mumford sell brushes of all kinds. Also reports on Turkeys fat for future, political quips, and a family visit by Mrs C C Owen and daughter Mrs C Crawford. Subscriptions paid in wood suggested as seasonal fires grow more comfortable. Hitt family funeral notice prompts departure to Uyadih Ohio.
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EB. F. Owen & Co
Smith
Thrall & Mumford's
Multi-day historical notes include Ohio race results and disasters
Across October 16 to 22, 1921 or earlier, Ohio election results show Barnes leading Paige with 274120 to 270966 and a 3154 margin. freemasons contribute 6000 to a yellow fever fund. a Lynchburg church collapse causes dozen deaths. several international events, wrecks, floods, and political moves are noted including Tammany Hall nomination, Egyptian debt, and imperial tensions.
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Omaha
Grand Lodge of Freemasons of Ohio
Denver Tribune Report Promises Rich Silver Seam Discovered
Mr Luxe Hunter returned from Colorado with a Denver Tribune account praising a newly found seam of astonishing silver richness. He will visit friends before returning to Colorado. A minstrel performance next Saturday week is promised with proceeds benefiting the Working Men's Institute Library.
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Luxe Hunter
Colorado
Denver Tribune
Hunter Assares
H. Will
Working Men's Institute Library
Boots and Shoes Offered by Mr Joan WaAxz
Mr Joan WaAxz advertises a large stock of gum boots overshoes and ladies wear. He invites calls before purchasing elsewhere claiming to offer only the best boots and shoes at lower prices than any other house.
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Joan WaAxz
Optical dealer Marcus in town offering reliable lenses
An eminent optician Mr. Marcus visits Randolph House to provide French Periscopic Lenses and Brazilian Pebble Spectacles with pay after full satisfaction. He contrasts with local fakes and invites patrons to seek first class optical service while delivering a public political aside about Hendricks and 1880.
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Caaries Marcus
Opticiana
Mancots
Randolph House
Marcus
Maxeta
Returns Show Majorities Across Counties in State
The statewide vote totals 415367, down about 16000 from presidential results in 1876. Shanklin leads Moore by 14168, Democrats win 58 counties, Republicans 34. Mention of Evansville Courier and a mix of other notes on estates and court rulings appear in the fragmentary text.
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Ohio
Barnes
Paige
Roy
National
Shanklin
Moore
Stewartsville Items and Local News of 1878
Stewartsville notes visit to schools and a modest postoffice with ninety six letter boxes. Local marriages are announced as Carlyele Cave and Rebecca Holloman. changes in names noted. Reports of injuries from a horse incident, illnesses among residents, aid for a deputy sheriff’s family, and a photographer's tent. Ends with political remarks and a greeting in Indiana.
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Stewartsville
P. M. Rev. D. M. Shoemaker
Carlyele Cave
Rebecca Holloman
Editor’s Retort Sparks Across the Press
An exchange from a Neva da journal notes sharp quips between editors of the Austin Reveille and the Reno Gazette. It mocks a snide jab with a pointed reply about vanity and restraint, while mentioning the London Times and its robust ad columns.
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Nevada
Austin Reveille
Reno Gazette
Vermont couple sworn to tell the truth in office visit
A man and a woman entered a Vermont Justice of the Peace office, took an oath promising to tell the truth, then left, with the implication they would speak truthfully moving forward.
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Vermont
Heilman, First District’s Republican Congressman
Grayville Independent notes Heilman as the first Republican elected to Congress from the district and predicts he will be the last. The Rivers rising last Wednesday after heavy rains Tuesday added water between here and Grayville, linking the Frazer with increased flow.
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Heilman
Firat
Grayville
Here
Stocked Goods Move as Local Stores Reopen
Mr and Mrs F W Licarenser GER returned from Cincinnati with a large stock for their store while Mr A H Frerancer heads east to stock his shop. The excerpt notes several authors of Beautiful Snow and cites September canal returns, French deposits, and census figures as unrelated items.
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F. W. Licarenser- Ger
Cincinnati
A. H. Frerancer
East
Indiana and Afghan War News Split Among Leaders
Special to Cincinnati Enquirer reports Indiana politics show Voorhees likely to win the Senate race with about eighty to eighty four votes. House Speaker contesting plans span state factions. In foreign news the piece outlines native Indian states under British control with combined forces around 215000, led by rulers like Scindiah Baroda and Nizam of Hyderabad, and notes tensions over centralization under Indian Government as Lord Carnarvon calls the task very difficult.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Indianapolie
Voorhees
State Committee
Senate
Osborne
Goshen
Robert van Valzab
Terre Haute
Andrew Humphries
Greene
Cawthorne
Knox
Calkins
Congress
England
Afghanistan
Great Britain
Rajpoorna
Gwalior
Baroda
Indore
Maharajah Scindiah
Prince of Wales
Cashmere
Britain
Cabal
Lord Lytton
Lord Carnarvon
Marriage Licenses Listed in Curek's October 23 1878
Licences were issued to up to date: Thomas B. Ross and Grace L. Stewart Nathan W. Bryant and Mary Margiia William Schnur and Lena Schwaim John M. Butler and Martha M. Jones Alonzo Webb and Lavina Robb A. T. Whitman and Jennie Wimpelberg Asbury Cox and Sarah Nash David Wilsey and Lillie A. Ferguson Geo. W. Curtis, Clerk.
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Curek
Posey
Thomas B. Ross
Grace L. Stewart
Nathan W. Bryant
Mary Margiia
William Schnur
Lena Schwaim
John M. Butler
Martha M. Jones
Alonzo Webb
Lavina Robb
A. T. Whitman
Jennie Wimpelberg
Asbury Cox
Sarah. Nash
David Wilsey
Lillie A. Ferguson
Geo. W. Curtis
Thrall & Mumford's Grocery Ads Highlight Deals
The Cincinnati Daily Enquirer promotes Thrall and Mumford’s as a shop window for groceries and commodities. Ads tout coffee, sugar, canned goods, oats, dried beef, dyes and soap materials, coffee grounds, and building materials with everyday low prices and quantities, urging readers to buy before prices rise.
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Thrall & Mumford’s
The Wicked Weed Hop's Rise From Hedge To Brew
The hops known to Pliny as a vegetable later entered beer brewing after 1525 when cultivated from Flanders. Parliament resisted at first, fearing a wicked weed would spoil the drink and harm people, but the piquant bitter gained favor and hops advanced from hedge row to prominence with ongoing labor and investment.
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Pliny
Flanders
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