Market Streets Office Scene in Portsmouth Ohio
An item describes a location on Market Streets between Second and Third Streets over Kautzieben's Drug Store in Portsmouth Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kautzieben
Portsmouth
Ohio
the Union
TIMES
Kautzleben
E. M. Williams
Ffice
Second Street
Court St
M. Shackleford
J. W. Sprr
John A. Turler
J. W. Davis
Co. C. Bronson
Offee
Front Street
Pursell & Garden S Chine
Geo, C. Newman
Tao
J. W. Collings
Market Street
Hom
Kawasa Jona Taos
McCarsaix
Lord
McCauslin
Massie Black
Daly
Martin Crain
Massie Block
Soldiers Sing Annie Laurie Amid Crimea War Fire
A battlefield lull near the fortifications sees soldiers from Severn, Clyde, and Shannon sing Annie Laurie as guns pause and blood-red sunsets glow beyond the sea. The scene contrasts with ongoing shelling and a Crimean theater of war. References to abolitionism and secession debate follow in extended commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natakoll
Severn
Clyds
Shannon
Britain
Annie Laurie
Nora
Mary
Augie Laurie
Bayard Taylor
humorous tale of a man chasing a mile long raft
A tavern visitor jokes about a mile long raft and a twin tavern, crossing a wood raft as he walks upstream. He debunks a fake medical claim and quips about walking exactly a mile in twenty minutes, ending with a boastful barb about his own pace and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Todd
Bill
Society meetings and lodges in Aurora and region
Mason fraternal groups meet monthly at the Masonic Building corner of Third and Washington Streets. Mount Vernon Chapter No 23. Solomon Connert Lodge No 5. Calvary Encampment No 13. Odd Fellows and other societies also gather at City Hall and local halls on specified weeknights with officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Fraternity
Aurora Lodge
Masonic Building
Third
Washington
Grover Stevaxsox
W. M. T. J. Pemeny
Mount Vernon
Mason Building
Francis Crevetann
H. P
James Lopwick
Solomon Connert
Masonie Building
J. C. Kenoy
T. L
Francis Creve Laxo
Calvary Encampment
Masonic Buiding
B. Drovirare
B.C. F. Cievecaxp
Recorder
J. CG. Guaret
D. DG. M
Serta Lodge
City Hall
Sons OF Temperance
Nand m
Market Street
Caisn Syracus
W. P. War
McComa
Wheelerssurg
Western Sun Lodge
New Hall
Broadway Street
G. W. Fraxa
Chareh Directory Listings On Local Sermon Times
Obscure directory page lists multiple pastors and churches with Sabbath services and evening meetings. It references various streets and congregations, including Christ Church, Workington Street, and Washington end avenues, with exact service times and clerical names.
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Been
Court Street
Christ
Lowrsiss
Pasor
Beev
Pravt
Peter —Cornes Court
Sererwey
Rirvers Chenier
Aerio
Usloe Barnet
Ieee
Eure
Strange Florida Contract Labor Tale From a Frustum of North and South
A fragmentary account describes a Florida government contract with New York mechanics. Jupe, an employer’s slave, questions why workers toil, noting seasonal slack and desire to feed a family. White folk and labor tensions surface amid a murky dialogue on race and labor.
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South
Free States
Fampa Bay
Florida
New York
Qld Jupe
Charles
Jupe
Massa Charles
Eric
Odd Health Chants on Colds and a Bear’s Kindness
A column discusses natural cures for colds with rest and fluids and warns against overindulgence in remedies, noting fever follows a cold. It recounts Tar Lirree Hoy and Tar Bran as a French nobleman’s bear Marco guarding a child in a harsh winter, forming a lasting friendship until the boy’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Marco
Bruin
Maren
Novel Marriage Recording Method Surfaces in Old Bill
Justice Waite in St Louis found a dollar bill with a note recording a marriage between Geo H Cox of Oshkosh Wisconsin and Celia Rice dated October 4 1839. The note jokes about fees for certificates and ads and signs off with a church pastor name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Waite
St. Louis
Geo. H. Cox
Oshkosh
Wis
Celia Rice
HL Cox
Celia Hire
Fragmented tale recalls village life and old feuds
A clipped, archaic-sounding record recalls a village scene of freemen and a confrontation over a border dispute. Names and details are garbled, but the piece hints at communal tension, a request for aid, and a sequence of local figures linked to a long memory of conflict.
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the Union and the Times
W. C. Appler
Promision
Postmaster General
Thomas Dugan
Wesley Claypool
Thomas Dugan & CO
Dugan, Means, Hall & Co
United States
Europe
Martin B. Gilbert
GG. B. Bailey
P. Henaker
Thos. Dugan & Co
G. W. Gibbs
Surglon
Fourth and
Fifth Streets
Iuc
John C. Adams
Greestpertes
Dmec
J. J. Harper
Attra
Tew
Erpmegyerret
Burton's Exchange
Tolsturs
Man
Broadway
Fee Ewe Choot
Taree Leowis
Sore Tulo
Froiveste
Pew
Crimear
Lecidert
North
ce#orce Gorney
U.S. District Court
Cleveland
Iberia
Morrow County
U.S
Gordon
Penna
Senate of the
New York Feangelist
Weld
Blanchard
Presbyterian Church
Apd
Church of the Larsh
Mmn
Wm. Allen
Withiam Allen
National Hall
Philadelphia
Cupernion
Free State
Taiwan
Tinarenes
Penne
Tokhould
Mane
Republic
Berney Am
Sadians
Harris County
Hamilton
Union
Lincolln
Lincoln
Pores Ox
Lixcony
Titan Geen
Heerpa
The
Arcee
Enieseer
Peter
Mao Petiermer
Oscar
Hall's Journal of Health
Brehiv
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