Century Magazine announces 1887 plans and offers
The Century enters its thirty-fifth volume with a 250000 circulation and expands Lincoln in the War and War Papers by Kennan. It promises new serials by Eggleston Cable Stockton and Roosevelt, Siberia exile revelations, illustrated pieces, and a special offer for past year numbers at six dollars or seven fifty bound.
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Sherman
Kennan
Siberia
Russia
George A. Frost
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Cable
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Ireland
Charles de Kay
E. L. Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Century Co
East 17Th Street
New York
St Nicholas for Young Folks
In 1887 St Nicholas, edited by Mary Mapes Dodge, extols its legacy as a premier juvenile magazine with contributions from Burnett Stockton and Alcott. The November issue features new serials and essays, including London Christmas Pantomimes and Meadow and Woodland Talks. Subscriptions available via Century Co., New York.
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Frances Hodgson Burnett
Frank KR. Stockton
H. H. Boyesen
Joel Chandler Harris
J. T. Trowbridge
Col
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Louisa M. Alcott
Alfred Church
William H. Rideing
Washington Gladden
Harriet Upton
Edmund Alton
Republic
White House
Treasury
Joseph O’brine
Island
Elizabeth Robins Pennel
London
John Burroughs
Burnett
For sale saloon stand in Williamsburg Blue Goose
The convenient frame building now used as a saloon in Williamsburg known as The Blue Goose is for sale with the lot and fixtures. Suitable for a mechanic or small grocery. Terms very reasonable. Call on or address Charles Vanosdol Williamsburg, Ohio.
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Williamsburg
Blue Goose
Chasee Vanosdol
Willamsburg
Notice of Auction Sale of Bay Mare in Ohio
William L Perkins is notified that his bay mare will be sold at auction on Saturday December 61 1887 at 10 oclock a m at The Oskamp Stock Farm Miamiville Ohio to pay $65 charges for keeping and care of the same and to pay coat of same delta A OSCAMP.
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William L Perkins
Oskamp Stock Farm
Miamiville
Ohio
Delta A
Oscamp
Farm for Sale No 1 Rak Grain and Stock
Farm for sale on Clover Creek 40 miles east of Bantam Ohio 4 miles NW of Bethel. Includes 160 acres a two story eight room house cellar front and side wells cistern orchard wagon shed grain barn tobacco all in good repair. Written by Albert R Crane Rewantgr.
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Clover
Bantam
Ohio
Bethel
Masterly review of Clermont County finances by Titus
E D Titus writes to the Courier urging transparency in county finances after November 15 Treasury Inspectors report. He traces tax levies from 1881 to 1887, questions bond issuance for bridges and turnpikes, and warns against diverting funds from the treasury. He calls on Commissioners to post accurate books and curb self interest.
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the Courier
Treasury
Batavia
Boston
Alrey’s Run
Pt. Isabel and
Camargo
Conny Fundy Lr Bobs Diets
Reds c. Ens
Protracted meetings and community notices in Point Pleasant
Protracted meetings continue at Bloom Rose with large attendance and 15 accessions. Local visits include Miss Sallie Bradbury and Mrs. Mike Hirsch. Deaths noted for Mrs. Lorene Smith and Rebecca Brown buried at Bloom Rose cemetery. Community events include Christmas oyster supper, school Christmas program, lyceum, and local trades in Poultry. Residents report travel to Cincinnati and New York for holidays and education.
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Point Pleasant
Sallie Bradbury
Mike Hirsch
Jeff
Will Hirsch
Queen City
Idlett
Lorene Smith
Rebecca Brown
Bloom Rose
Burdsall’s
Henry Bisley
Frederick Schilling
Local Woman Dies at Home of Heart Disease After Illness
John 8 returns from work Tuesday to find wife unconscious on bed. Doctors pronounce death due to heart disease. Mrs. Barkley had longstanding health issues, shock to the community as she was seen alive an hour earlier. Marshal Moreton at home Sunday. Prof and Mrs Parker plan holidays at Granville with daughter Mrs Currier. Band boys prepare for an oyster supper with large efforts.
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Mrs. Currier
Local News Briefs From Owensville and Nearby
Owensville notes report a White sewing machine given away at A. T. Roudebush's by R. Kees and mentions visits by Mrs. Lorain Marsh Mrs. Lida Long Dr. L. N. Medaris and son Charles to Cincinnati. Elizabeth Eymer visited Dayton relatives. Andy Buerkle plans move to Batavia. C Fetter advertises holiday goods. Beulah Apgar and Lizzie Quitter are ill. Nettie Hill convalesces.
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A. T. Roudebush
R. KE
Lorain Marsh
Lida Long
L. N. Medaris
Charles
Queen City
Elizabeth Eymer
Dayton
Andy Buerkle
Lony
Batavia
C. Fetter
Baptist Sabbath School Entertainment and Oyster Supper
Members plan an entertainment and oyster supper on Wednesday evening, December 28, with proceeds for the school. Norman Sapp moved from Main Street to McCollum’s subdivision. William Emery has gone to Indiana for the holidays. Miss Minnie Dudley of Blanchester visits Miss Anna Dickinson. Our dramatic group will stage a holiday week entertainment. Wedding bells rumored to chime with Christmas. Schools close for holidays and Miss Rosa Hodges will visit Batavia.
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The
Baptist Sabbath School
Norman Sapp
Main Street
McCollum
William Emery
Indiana
Minnie Dudley
Blanchester
Anna Dickinson
Rosa Hodges
Batavia
Local Notables and Home Updates Highlight Edenton News
J H Prickett buys the Main street residence now occupied by Dr Dickinson who will move to Nebraska soon. Dr Sherman of Cincinnati and several others visited Edenton last week while Wayne Runyan visits Kansas. Capt Randall plans a move to Hillsboro. A Stonelick bridge project is complete and praised. A fire at Andrew Felter’s residence caused limited damage. Six local youths causing mischief are warned to stay with parents.
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J. H. Prickett
Dr. Dickinson
Main Street
Nebraska
Dr. Sherman
Cincinnati
Elias Conover
Franklin
William Pegs
Goshen
Anna Dickinson
Newtoneville
Edenton
Wayne Runyan
G. B. Runyan
Coolidge
Kansas
B. Randall
Hillsboro
Mr. Bridge
Columbus
Miss Gate Gregory
Stonelick
J. H. Pricket
BE. J. Runyan
Andrew Felter
Golden Specific Promises Curb for Alcoholism
An advertisement touts Dr Haines Golden Specific as a guaranteed cure for drunkenness claiming it can be mixed into coffee or tea without the drinker’s knowledge. It asserts permanent sobriety and cites many successful cases, urging readers to contact the Goldine Specific Co. at 185 Race Street.
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Goldin Epeccific CO
Race Street
Felicity and surrounding area notes and events
Felicity reports weddings and visits including Edward C Hoover's marriage in Pittsburg and relatives visiting from Colorado and Pennsylvania. Local socials, church events, schooling notes, and community meetings are listed along with tributes, youth activities, and upcoming Christmas observances in Loveland, Williamsburg, and Nicholsville.
Drug Stores Boost Trade With Free Trial Bottles
W. R. Walker's Drug Store in Batavia and J. B. Walker's in Williamsburg report a strong revival of business thanks to giving away free trial bottles of Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. The free samples attract many customers and boost sales for the valuable remedy.
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W. R. Walker
Batavia
J. B. Walker
Williamsburg
Dr. King
Christmas Preparations and Local News in Baywood
Baywood residents share holiday plans and visitor notes. Medie Wall returns to Henning's Hoey after visiting parents. Cincinnati visitors James Poor stay at John Compton's. families from Union Plains and Felicity visit Will Demaris and F O Richards. Water scarcity causes court issue. Christmas tree to be set at the schoolhouse next Friday. William Curtis reports hunting success in Adams county. school led by Diss Anna Jenkins and Harry Moyer. Curtis wins a fine album. Cordrey finishes his new barn.
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Harry Hopkins
Amelia
Karley Widmeyer
Mt. Holly
Nicholsville
Grace Reed
Bell Stevens
John Richards
A. P. Warden
John Manning
J. P. Widmeyer
John Patton
J. G. Compton
Cincinnati
Thomas Homan
Burnet
Henry Lier
Ker
McCollum
Edward Compton
R. M.uricker
Linwood
Medie Wall
Henning
Hoey
James Poor
John Compton
William Andrews
Union Plains
F. O. Richards
Jessie Hollister
Felicity
Will Demaris
Louis Patterson
Middletown
Thomas Patterson
Miss Bell Stevens
Bethel
Batavia
Old Cris
William Curtis
Adams County
Ogtennine Finely
Diss Anna Jenkins
Harry Moyer
Isaac Vanosdol
William Cordrey
Bearn
Brief Leave as Capt Carrel and Alvin Collier Rest
Coal dealers report margins to sell at 138 percent Delivered for Ohio coal. A resident plans to go to Haytas U minister as business is arranged locally. G W Rice & Son start merchantile business at Camp Dennison and move family there. H W Leever's Guinea City home to be remodeled under T H Leever supervision. H W to return from Illinois around early May. Guinea City office discontinued on lot with effect 10th inst. Fred Groves near completion of barn near Remington. William Pacemare opens business at Columbia January 1. William Simpkins travels in Butler and Warren counties. Grange Hall Sunday School ends after holidays. William Reese happy. it’s a girl.
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Alvin Collier
Ohio
Haytas U. S
G. W. Rice
H. W. Leever
Guinea City
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Ilinois
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Butler
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Local notes and changes in Crabb area and surrounding towns
Administrator West sells the Crabb farm for two thirds of its raised value. D C Ridgway spent last week with his sister in New Deer Indiana. Ella Horman of South Milford wed Lew Werner last Wednesday. Mrs Brower, formerly of Branch Hill, moved in with her son A Brower. Methodist Sunday school plans aCorner entertainment next Thursday evening. West elected delegate and P Atwood alternate to the State Encampment. Avondale residents Mary and Hort Wer discuss visits. Proposals to improve the turnpike noted along with a health report and local travel.
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Ev. D. C. Ridgway
New Deer Indiana
Owensville
Perin
Ella "Horman
South Milford
Lew Werner
Brower
Branch Hill
A. Brower
Methodist
Foycoott
St Eggare
New
P. Atwood
Hands of
Kentucky
Avondal
Mary
Avondai
Bert
Tabasco Community Notes and Local Visitations
Tabasco teachers circle met at the school house with fair attendance. Next meeting set for January at Wilhameville with W L. Witham and A. L. Behymer assigned topics. Several residents noted ill health visits and local employment changes. The Sunnyside society plans a Christmas night entertainment. various locals referenced include Miss Anna Behymer, Harvey Sutton, A. J. Shelley and Sons, and the Proctor & Gamble worker Abner Fagin.
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Tabasco
C. H. Porter
Bertha Dennison
Wilhameville
W L. Witham
A. L
Elizabeth Wison
Abner Fagin
Proctor & Gambie
Ivorydale
Anna Behymer
Mason
Lebanon
Messrs. F. P. Davis
J. P. Crowin
W. Witham
C. :. Porter
C. A. Whippy
Harvey Sutton
Editorial echoes milliner debate in Sun on women work
The Sun reprints a claim about President's wives sewing and patching at home and urges women to rely on their own needle skills. It argues many women have better taste than milliners and questions paying for fashionable hats, while criticizing profiting from advertising by milliners.
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Eples
Oestautas
Cleveland
Frances
Lockwood
Boschée's German Syrup Promises Cure for Lung Ailments
An 19th century advertisement extols Boschée's German Syrup as a remedy for catarrh pneumonia and consumption. It claims the syrup can clear the breathing apparatus and cure diseases of the head nose throat and lungs. The ad notes many people have been cured and bottles cost 75 cents.
Soldiers Festival at Marathon Oyster Supper Dec 28
William Predmore G A BR Post No 558 will host a soldiers festival and oyster supper at their hall in Marathon on Monday evening December 28. Admission is free with a small 25 cent supper price. Proceeds go to the relief fund aiding soldiers and their families during cold weather. all within reach should attend.
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William Predmore G. A. BR. Post
Marathon
Bucklen Arnica Salve Adverts in 19th Century Paper
Bucklen Arnica Salve touted as best for cuts burns sores ulcers and skin eruptions with a satisfaction guarantee or money back ten cents per box sold by W C Wailkes Batavia and J B Walker Williamsburg also White Sewing Machines offered by W B Baum Batavia agent as a gift idea. Seventeen White Sewing Machines were sold by Mosars Baum Leeds and Dawson the past week.
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W. C. Wailkes
Batavia
J. B. Walker
Williamsburg
W. BH. Baum
Mother
Slater
Mosars, Baum
Leeds
Dawson
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