Local notices and plans from a community paper
The column reports Edwin Canfield selling his Seminary street home to his son Wesley and moving to property near Pleasant View in Manchester township. It notes state Senator E Huffman visiting, a postponed church dedication, a fatal lung abscess incident, Captain Aldridge’s return from Iowa, a boarding house opening on Baker Street, job losses at Cochran shops, an estate escheat case, a pay school progress, nomination of Stevenson's appointment as Collector, and an Adelphi Library plan proposing a subscription library run with Adelphi hosting and public access, funds by fees and donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Canfield
Seminary Street
Wesley Canfield
Canfield
Pleasant View
Manchester Township
E. Huffman
Mer
Abbott
Christian Union Church
Blangie
Capts
Aquilla Aldridge
Iowa
Sparks
Baker Street
Cochran
Wells
Learned
Public Library
Adelphi
Passenger Trains and Local notices in Aurora edition
The page lists O. M. R. R. passenger timetable with east and west trains and nearby freight notes. It promotes horse and jack posters, public sales for the coming week, river conditions nearing prior highs, and claims insurance payout for a horse. Social notices include marriages, a club lunch, and local concerts by the Alleghanians with press quotes.
Local notes from Cochran area and upcoming events
Accidy post office established at Coahrace with J F Radspinner named P M. About fifty to sixty Cochran shop mechanics were discharged on the 1st. Frank Gregory from Rising Sun Recorder reports prosperity and cheerful tidings in town. City Council set to meet Thursday the 14th. Rev Charles Ager receives a complimentary vote for chaplaincy. Alleghanians to perform at Criswell Hall next Friday the 15th. Epstein announces reserved seating at his store for exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accidy
Coahrace
J.F. Radspinner
Inet
Frank Gregory
Rising Sun Recorder
Charles Ager
The
Baptist Church
United, Baon ‘Conteig
Evarii Popilar
Alleghanians
Criswell Hall
Two youths’ buggy wreck after collision with awning post
Last Saturday Mesérs Mose Frazier and Hosea Harden rode from First National Livery in a buggy. The vehicle struck an awning post at Chambers corner, wrecking the buggy and bruising the occupants, Mose worst hurt but later able to move about. The notice mentions other local updates on sales, shop openings, portraits, and business shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose” Frazier
Hosea Harden
First National Livery
Mose
Hellum
Cobb’s
Chambers’ Corner
H.C. Bush
Flashes of Dillsborough Commentary and Local Court Notes
In Dillsborough a civic defense of good citizenship is urged amid harsh remarks about local conduct. The piece critiques recent court activity at Fort Vansickle and cites a quarrel over a bond. It notes a troubling public figure and describes a distasteful courtroom scene involving a section of the community. Land lease and town moves are reported as Mrs. Abbott leases farmland closer to town while schools through six weeks more of the regular term proceed.
Town Notes and Local Happenings in Brief
Mr J W Lambertson plans a fine stock of dry goods and groceries in his corner room. Darby’s bake shop operates at full blast. Miss Mattie Pattison Aurora returns to town after two weeks illness. Our town's incorporation petition will be presented to the County Commissioners this week. Elder Tinher’s family suffers illness with several members sick, eldest daughter very ill. Burlingame contracted to build Mr Wilson’s new house and will start in spring. Height displays a new sign and will be found there. Elder Roberts improving in health. Entertainments including tableaux and charades planned, time and place to be announced. Mrs Eldridge moves to H S Loyd’s on Manchester street. Boys cut ears off Mr Richards’ pigs. such acts call for the law's action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ourself
Juelice
Fort Vansickle
Boya
Gosling
Elias Abbott
Gustavus Robinson
Robinson
Benjamin Wilson
Mattie, Lemon
Ellen Shutts
Iphoséa
J. W. Lambertson
Burlingame
Wilson
Height
Roberts
D&c
Dr. Eldridge
Ladies organize Temperance division meet weekly in hall
Lawrenceburg notes report the city forming a Daughters of Temperance division meeting every Tuesday at 7 PM in Temperance Hall. Also cited: residents traveling, local officials like W. W. Chase recovering from typhoid, land sales, factory tours, and road petitions as county business presses on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Daughters of Temperance
Temperance Hall
J. W. Mills
Des Moines
Joseph Mooney
New York City
Omer Tousey
James Burk
James Walser
W. W. Chase
W. W. Tilly
Col. Cheek
Capt. Brumblay
E. D Moore
Samuel Yeatman
Laird
Lebanon
Boone County
Ind
Lafayette
Frank Riddle
Renner & Co
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Wilmington
Stevenson
Senate
A. Epstein
First National Bank OF
Aurora
John G. Kenneday
Quite & Riggs
Matt Starrr
Avaora, Inc
Bruce
Wilkie
Main Street
Leive
Jacob Bedinger
Aent &Ec
Michal Pfeiffer
Second and
Bridgeway
Esquire
Washington Stark
Thomas Pattison
P. C
W.S. Tavroz
P. A
Riswell Hall
Europe
Leghania
J. M. Boulard
St. Fainas’ Hall
London
Thie Cere Palace
Hatenera
Kinga
Layiabad
Alleghaniana
Switzerland
J. M. Boutangp
D. G. Waldron
Huckery
Notary Public
Feet Street
M.foulk
O. P. Cobb & Co
Fort, Aurore, Ind. i
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J.C. Titrox
Pittsburgh
Vicinity
Bliss x
McEathron
Louisville, Ky
Denton
Siemantel & CO
Nebraska
Callon
F.sibley
A. Aldrich
Missouri
Gentry
Nodaway
Hannibal , St. Jon
Brown County
Illinois
Lucas County
Ohio
Toledo
Cali
W.C. Berkshire
Ote
Moore's Hill
Versailles Road
Moore’s Hill
South Ailan
Resin Johnson
Sibley
James McKittrick
Aurora Turnpike
Moore’s Hue College
Forease
A. O. Goel
Gane Iol County
George 8
Gould
Indiana County of
Dearborn
Conaway Bainum
John O. Risckas
Jehu A. Ervie
Hershy
Jehu A. Emrie
Egainet
John
Rischer
Indiana
John C.rischar
of Peate
Oman
Judiciary
Todias Heimberger
M. R.R
Llam
Fauicht
H. W. Kinshorr
F. Sibley
Sparta
R. C. Arnold
T. Hohmen
St. Leon
H.W. Smith
Ohio State Horse Insurance Company
John H. Denton
Buripine Lors
Aurora Building Association
Adelphi Society
Aurora Graded School
W.O. Bement
Aurora Commercial
H. J. Orchard
Sec’y
Christian Mirror
Presbyterian
Witness
Baptist Register
Virtue
Methodist
Ebenezer ‘Baptist Church
Dearborn County
T. M. Erwin
A. Bundy
J. D. Curtis
H. Shutter
P. O
Autora
J. H. Chatten
C. P. Cobb
Washington
Congress
J. J. Bisotz
H. Tuck
Lawrenceburg Register
Hamilton
Whiffer
Brookville
Dillsborough
United States
Peetes Islands
Marrisd
William H. Chappelow
Sarah Ann Davis
Commercial
Bente William “Hos
Elder
Gerharce
Felix Henock
Morris Helwing
Charle Leslie George Munday
Miche
Henry Walker
P. M. Jetters
Novle H . Padgett
William Pike
Seiglitz
George Beware
B Thielbar
Uvilrick Adam
R. J. H. Chatten
J.G. Hunt
Amercan Homeopathist
Homepathic Surgery
Cincinnati
Wilkie’s
WM. Becker
M. Kahier
Dia Sons
Harry Fisx, Henry F Isd
Wiram Fide
Charles Fiak
Fisk & Brothers
W. I. Edwards
Banking
First National Bank
Kempf
Securities
Coin, Exchange, &c
Bonde
Thomas Gaff
Joan G. Kenneph
F. Stewart
Cormre
Main
Second Streets
Moore’s Mill
P. Ulrey
Lawrenceburgh
A. Conwell
Fublic
T. M. Gibson
Saltia
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