Village Council Meetings in Batavia Schedule
The village council of Batavia meets on the first and third Monday evenings each month. Hl. N. Talley serves as president and T. F. Brown as clerk.
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Common Pleas
T.Q. Ashburn
Batavia
Owensville
John White
Batayia B. Dickinson
Newtonville
Benjamin Behymer
Locust Corner
B. Applegate
Milford
ODD Fellow
Oleander
Daniel Kidd
A. P
R. J. Bancroft
Batavia Loge F
A. M
A. T.cowen
Corfiictl
Hl. N. Talley
T. F. Brown
Masonic
A.M
T. J. Melish
W.M
A. B. Matson
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W. Queal
I. WS
M. Gest
Levys
Jacob Murphy
Treas
Richard Payne
G. Beard
J.D. EB. Hornibrook
Tyler
Wm. Beard
H. P. D. Clark
K. A. A. Leever
C. H. M.conrad
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Suppose You Learn the Thing at Once and Walk
A reflective verse contrasts ease and effort urging diligence and appreciation for ability. The speaker questions fretting and promotes ceasing idle lament and embracing steady study to gain skill and gratitude.
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Cress
Funeral for a Hen Named Rizpa in a Child’s Tale
Johnny contemplates mercy and cruelty as a wounded hen dies, a funeral held for Rizpa attended by Minnie and the children. The hen’s death leads Rizpa to mourn and the brood of four hatchlings emerge, prompting Johnny to reflect on helping future chicks.
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Owell
Johnny
Rizpa
Minnie
Joly
The Little Hen and the Injured Chick
A child named Johnny helps a distressed mother hen by uncovering an egg and freeing a tiny chick. The chick struggles after birth, and Johnny plans to return it to safety the next day. The scene shifts to reflections on the Pilgrims and Puritans in Massachusetts, contrasting their traits and legacies.
Two Friends Write Letters Amid Tender Mother’s Tears
A fragment describes two friends, an Indian man and a local woman, writing letters together. He plans to mail from abroad to save his mother’s tears, hoping a separate letter reaches her sooner than via a mend, reflecting on the value of a mother’s feelings among life’s many goods.
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India
Iris Yey Loin
Baye
Italy
Tendher
Ghosts of Paris Ball and Hidden Treasures
The narrative recounts an American at a Paris ball hosted by the Hotel de Ville during John Y. Mason’s tenure as minister. Jack Spicer of Kentucky attracts attention, follows French Marshals, and boasts of a marshal’s commission earned in Frankfort. The tale shifts to a Duke in Athol and a royal relic watch, a precious jewelry set, and a secret library volume linked to King George IV, with intrigue about security and potential sales to publishers amid European gossip.
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Guintessence
Hotel de Ville
Paris
John Y. Mason
Jack Spicer
Kentucky
Dack
Juck
Marshals
France
Jack
Hovor
The
Republic
Teac
Mason
Frankfort
Cinginhall Star
Athol
Diane
LGC
Charles Stuart
Duige
Guy
Rach
Asyorrafieuwina
Grace
Egypt
Sherwana
London
Louisville
George IV
Fitzherbert
Royal Huntly
London Corresponder Notes on Throne Succession Hogk Profit
A London correspondent hints at politicians bidding for a hogk believed to hold material affecting the British throne succession. The writer likens the young lawyer to figures in a Brooklyn scandal and suggests he may wish he were dead.
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London
Great Britain
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
The Case For Specialization In Professions And Trades
The piece argues that no one can master all aspects of any field and urges individuals to specialize. It notes historical shifts from general knowledge to divisions of labor, stressing the value of focused excellence and continual improvement within a chosen aim. It cites science law medicine and journalism as examples and concludes with the view that depth in one area yields the best payoff.
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Dad
Jacob Jackson & Sons
Jay Quad
Eminenl
Ian
Scientific Aimerican
If Leisure Plagues a Farmer and His Fence
A farmer laments lack of leisure to repair a weak fence as cows break in and injure his corn. Stories from various trades loop the idea that more leisure would not fix all. the core message links idle time to wasted effort and missed safety.
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Josh Winter
Sesson
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Clermont Courier
Browning Brothers
A. Frazier
A. TP. Cowen
Lal Bapayta
Ratay
Ist
National Bank
S.A. West
Bo West
Cincinna
Sai Med Business
P. H. Hastings
William Howard
Will
Clermont
Eorge W. Hulb
Counseman
Ohio
Homas J. Morris
Gijce
Bethel
John M. Pattison
Clermont County
West Third Street
R A. Mollyneaux
Georg Key
Washington Sts
New Richmond
U. G. Dennis
Felicity
Kennedy
Levee Luwse
Laon
Hickory
Jas, Clark
Japrillbt L
Belfast
Clermont Co, O
W. Bd. Cord
Cherry Grove, Ohio
Ore NL Tel
New Richmond, D
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Pomeroy Coal
ICH
Uprdy
W.W. H.mears
Real Estate Broiser
S. W. Cor
Sycamore & Pear Sts
N.B
J. L. Watson
E. M. Sargent
Watson & Sargent
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Julius A. Penn
W. A. Townsley
Penn & Townsley
Dennison
Schmitz
Tu. D. Manning
Dennisons
A. B.clark, Ale&s.r Clark
Kerr, A. B
A. R. Clark & CO
A.B. Clark & Bro
Walnut St
Nicholas Wolf
Merchant Tailor
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
Broadway
John C. Bleher
Front St
Castlen’s Store
Amelia
Ghio
Ountry Y
Eee Ars
Bantam, Ohio
Buly
Pilgrim
Johny
Johany
Dolinuy
Ismay
Dean
Skeeters
Ben-Mamma
Johinny
Massachusetts
Providence “Journal
New England
Plymouth
Salem
Boston
New Pasig
New World
Hofhund
Bnghiund
Rome
Massachusetts Bay
New Rawkland
Plymouth Rock
Cape Anne
Roxbury
Cape
Bradford
Carver
Brewster
New Kavgland
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Winthrop
Rhode
Connecticut
Amelia, Orko
Hera
M. A. Likps
Amnlia
Prrcap
Mac. Pollard, Pro
U. 8, Hotel
Louisville, RY
Necholsville
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