Auction Goods Upholds Quality in Legible Listing
A seller promotes men s solid Congress Gaiters priced at 1.15 noting high quality and appearance. The item is contrasted with inferior auction goods not counted as refuse from the United States auction.
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Congress
Favorite Bauer Pianos Sold Across All 13 Models
The firm notes solid future prospects with the popular Bauer pianos, now sold in all 13 models. Established in 1857 the Reliable Firm is praised for tone purity ease of action and durability and invites visitors to inspect at 238 Wabash Avenue Chicago and the World’s Fair exhibit. Manlove and Thompson at Opposite Court House urge call and examination of the Gane line in various woods at the Music Bazaar.
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Chicago
Wabash Avenue
Notice of irregular paper delivery and author denial
SpmcsaL Norice reports that Hubseritera is failing to deliver the paper regularly and asks the publisher to be notified. Dated Monday June 5, 1893, J N Hostron denies any assertion regarding a recent Cincinnati article and says he has not written to anyone in Cincinnati since returning from South America. Sider Green and Rev Henehote referenced.
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Spmcsal Norice
Hubseritera
Noti Y
J.N. Hostron
Cincinnati
Raya Be
Cimereuati
South America
Neuw
Council Proceedings and Elected Officials for June
The common council met with all members present to review minutes and approve actions. They referred various petitions on street openings and abatement, ordered repairs and grading on several streets, and set flagman duties for railways. Elected officials include Will McNaughton as water clerk, Richard Kuhn as Water Works superintendent, and C. A. Rieman as cemetery sexton. Bills totaling substantial street and public works costs were approved.
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Nickel Avenue
Finance Committee
J. N. Huston
Peter Meyer
West Hill
Adam Rathermel
Fire Department
Henry Gordon
H. M. McDougal
Committee On Cemetery
C. A. Rieman
Tatman
West Eighth Street
J. I. Little
Merrell
L E. & W. Railway Company
Western Avenue
Big Four
Fifth Street
Grand Avenue
Spring Hill Street
South Summit Avenue
Tenth and
Walnut Streets
Prn
Centre Street
Pring Hill
Hill
Connersville Hydraulic Co
Gas Co
Times & News Co
Garbage Com
Tee Jordan
Esences
Jake Blair
Eeeee
Arlie Wilson
John Banks
M. Muzzy
the Gas Co
E. V. Hawkins
G. M. Sinks
Meyer- Rothermel
Williams Indian Pile Ointment Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment as a cure for blind bleeding and itching piles when other treatments fail. It claims the ointment absorbs tumors and provides instant relief, with a money back guarantee and mail order availability through Williams Manufacturing Co. Cleveland.
Lane’s Family Medicine Promotes Daily Bowel Movement
A fragment notes Lane's Family Medicine claims daily bowel movements aid health. The ad mentions Dr Josh Chitwood speech at the Railway Surgeons Convention in Omaha last Friday on superheated steam as a germicide for ships and rail coaches. A boys knee pants sale offers seventy five cents value at twenty five cents each. A young man and his girl had a risky crossing at Williams Creek yesterday creating a scene.
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C.R E. Co
Josh Chitwood
Omaha
Q. P. Paarr
Williams Creek
Eastern route by F F V to New York and Virginia resorts
The F F V line via Cincinnati over the Chesapeake and Ohio railway offers a through dining car to New York, electric lighting, and scenic routes through the Alleghany and Blue Ridge mountains with access to over twenty Virginia resort areas. Free Virginia travel pamphlet available by mail. Also notices about local residents, social at East Conn ersville church, a shoe company closing out stock, and various small ads and local events.
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Cincinnati
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
New River Canons
Alleghany
Blue Ridge Mountains
F.F. V
New York
Washington
America
Virginia
EK. B. Pope
St. Louis
Missouri
C B. Ryan
Ohio
Court Notes and Local Notices From Section of Ledger
Court notes record appeals in Shaw Ludlow and Moore partition cases with commissioners’ reports approved. Assault case hearings proceed in circuit court with counsel listed. Local gossip reports a milk dispute with a cow sore jaw and a resident inviting inspection of his herd. Travel notices mention Shriner's and Big Four train fares to Cincinnati. Family travels indicate Rothschilds and Turkenkophs heading to Chicago for the World’s Fair and others visiting Anson Miller’s.
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Shaw- Ludlow
Justice's Court
Misa Kate Johnson
Lucinda Moore
Chester KE. Moore
Ludlow
Circuit Court
Reuben Conner
Willie Shaw
D. W. McKee
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Bauer
Opporite Court House
F.R. Beeson & CO
Central Avenue
North
the Daily News
The
Times and News Company
Wes
Robertson
Centocrate
Sider Green
Rev
Henehote
ED Hawkins
Will McNaugton
W. BE. Lowe
GA. Frases
Prof
Niel
A. M. Andrewa
Royal Wine Co
California
California Fig Sync Co
Lane
Connersville
Indiana
Ovid L. Adams
Alice Brant
Connie Bell
John Beck
S. J. Clayton
Pierce Fleming
W. Guthell
Matilda Helm
Geo. Laughlin
H. Nutting
Mary KE. Revelee
J. W. Riley
Geo. Russell
Frank Stant
Rory Stevens
W. M. Simpson
Union Town Ship
John Winslow
D. A. Wolstenholm
J. H. Fearns
Church Social
East Connersville
Fridt
Sample Shoe Company
DeWitt
Ward Remnison
Merrimac
Charles Mount
Ward Jemison
Avon
R. Co
Elgewood
Fayette Horticultural Society
Ives
Peach
A. M. Andrews
Jhemison
Pean
DR. Mott'’S Chemical CO
Cleveland
J. M. Webster
Henry Hosey
Leadville
Colorado
Edward Horsey
Shriner
F. Rothschild
Callie
J. ©. Turkenkophard
Misa Blanch Turlenkople
Anson Miller’s
East Concinersville
Shera & McIntosh
Central Ava
Pommoe
Connerevilla
Grand
Avenus
Ayvenua
Alley
Ayetio