Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promoted
An advert promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for impurity of the blood and related diseases. It cites testimonials from Mrs. M. Hartrick of Demster Oswego County and notes claimed benefits for scrofula boils pimples eczema salt rheum and lung and stomach conditions. It also offers a free 1008 page medical adviser and a medical book with stamp requests for mailing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrother
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
People’s Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pleasant Valley and nearby guests noted in social round
G R Johnson and family were entertained by Mr and Mrs H Durham of Pleasant Valley. Mrs Root of Delaware visits sister Mrs Edwards. J D Phillips stayed with his daughter at New Vienna. Mrs Hahn injured carrying wood. F Nash and children and Miss Julia Perkins visited Amelia at William Perkins. Mrs Klein of Kentucky visits sister Mrs Bruno. Mr and Mrs Hayworth of Cincinnati seen at Miss Sarah Johnson’s. Mrs J Schneider of Glen Este at Mr Hines’s. H Crantz and wife and Mrs G Teal of Glen Este summoned to father Wm Rust who is very sick with pneumonia. Mr and Mrs F Johnson of Tabasco with O P Cross last Friday. F Anderson visits ill father at Withamaville. E Forbes and Earl Rose convalescent after illnesses. “Our chubby boy” ill with pneumonia then recovered after Dr King’s New Discovery. praised as cure for coughs and lung diseases. Dr John Bunn and J R Hicks guarantee satisfaction. 50c and $1.00. trial bottles free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Johnson
H. Durham
Pleasant Valley
Mrs. Root
Delaware
S. Edwards
J. D. Phillips
New Vienna
F. Hahn
F. Nash
Julia Perkins
Amelia
William Perkins
Mrs. Klein
Kentucky
Bruno
J. Hayworth
Cincinnati
Sarah Johnson
J. Schneider
Glen Este
Hines
H. Crantz
G. Teal
Wm. Rust
F. Johnson
Tabasco
Mra. W. Watkins
Pleasant City
King
John Bunn
Batavia
J. R. Hicks
County Directory Tour Notes and Local Moves
George Channel and Pearl Wood tour the southern county canvassing for the new county directory. Commissioner Pinkham faces home changes with Pearl absent. Henry King runs the maple camp. Henry Shaffer will move to the Pinkham farm replacing George McKibben. Steve Miller relocates to the Liston farm. Farmers anticipate a month of electric road work before plowing. Olive Hayford and son Fred visit Mrs. Pinkham. Herman Beehan visited his mother in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Channel
Pearl Wood
Pearl
T. A. Pinkham
Henry King
Mr. Pinkham
Henry Shaffer
Pinkham Farm
George McKibben
Davidson
Amelia
Steve Miller
Liston Farm
Olive Hayford
Fred
Herman Beehan
Cincinnati
Local Patent Medicine Ad at Dr. John Bunn’s Drug Store
An advertorial notice touts a cure all for aches pains cuts burns bruises and inflammation claiming relief for boils ulcers felons skin eruptions and piles. It promotes 25 cents price and lists Batavia and Amelia connections with Dr. John Bunn and J. R. Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bunn
Batavia
J. R. Hicks
Amelia
Community Notes From Nicholsville and Nearby Areas
A sequence of brief local notices records funeral attendance for Mrs. Leary Frazier in Bethel, visitors and moves in Nicholsville and Mt. Holly areas, new residents Warren and family from Kentucky, Ed Beé and wife renting Slater property, and welcomes to new neighbors. Additional items mention visits of E A Lockwood and A E Lockwood, Charles Gardner in Cincinnati, a February 16 daughter birth to Mr. and Mrs. Piermon, Amelia visitors at Dr Behymer, school visits by Gracie Dunp Lora Gardner and Sarah Ernst, and Mrs Wille Dunn entertaining Mrs Wm Dunn and Gracie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Dunn
Flossie
Leary Frazier
Bethel
Sarah
Carrie Ernat
Gail Steelman
Mt. Holly
Mr. Warren
Kentucky
Ed Beé
February 19 A Round of Local Visits and Notes
Local residents and visitors are named in a roundup of social and civic events. Highlights include Oliver Frazee’s petition increase to $17 monthly, Miss Pearl Thompson of Bantam high school visiting Batavia friends, and Rev. McMinn’s two week Presbyterian revival. A surgical bullet removal from Lee Phillip's horse is reported along with multiple visits among Corbin and Fagin households. The notice closes with an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Frazee
Pearl Thompson
Bantam High School
E. A. Mec- Morecby
Lizzie Meeker
Bethel
Howard Phillips
Elk Lick
Alice Roudebush
Batavia
Kate Schneider
John Brown
William McNair
Mies Lora
Harry McMinn
Lee Phillips
George Corbin
Wm. Gillaspie
Mt. Pisgah
William Colby
Lowell
Mt. Zion
William Corbin
Halington
Ed Fragier
S. Bert Lindsley
Lindale
W. B. Corbin
H.C. Behymer
Phillips
Lee Phillip
G. L. Corbin
Amelia
Elizabeth Fagin
McMinn
Presbyterian Church
Harry Jackson
George Rice
Wiley Laycock
Asher White
Ruthie Fagin
Will Hewitt
David Brook
Totten Jackson
Jacksonburg
Kansas
Maria Hancock
Mt. Crab
Lina Cox
Jacob Jackson
Homer Behymer
Local Social Notes and Measles Outbreak in Community
Miss Nattie Simmons spent days with relatives in New Richmond. James Gravitt and daughter of Scioto county were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Granville Armacost. Thursday Miss Bessie Turner of Cincinnati visits her parent and Mrs. J. B. Turner. Mrs. Oliver McKinley called on friends. Measles rage with about 23 cases. Thomas Dean and wife of Salt Air visited relatives. Wm. Pate principal of our schools is sick with the measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nattie Simmons
New Richmond
James Gravitt
Scioto County
Granville Armacost
Bessie Turner
Cincinnati
J. B. Turner
Oliver McKinley
Thomas Dean
Salt Air
Wm. Pate
A Worthy Successor to Catarrh Cures Proclaimed
An old practitioner offers Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure promising permanent relief by targeting the disease source. The package sells for one dollar and includes internal and external medicines and instructions. Address requests to Edwin B. Giles & Company in Philadelphia for prepaid delivery in the United States or Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Edwin B. Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Amelia News Items Cover Orphans Asylum Move and Local Greetings
Amelia Mississippi brief mentions Lena Penn leaving for Xenia to take a Soldiers' Orphan Asylum post. Reverend Armatest returns from Columbia due to his wife’s illness. Mrs Elizabeth Fagin is seriously ill at home. engagements and visits include Lula Mattox to Emmett Baker of Peoria and Rev James Baker kin. Local social notes wrap with many residents visiting and hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena’Penn
Xenia
Soldiers’ Orphan Asylum
Rev. Armatest
Columbia
Elizabeth Fagin
Lula Mattox
Elijah Mattox
Amelia
Emmett C. Baker
Peoria
Ill
James Baker
City
Prof. Parker
Parker's Academy
Hattie Smith
Lowell Bennett
Cincinnati
Mra. Woodrow
Medical ad copy from J C Ayers Co Lowell Mass
A brief product advisory from J C Ayers Co of Lowell Massachusetts. The note emphasizes consulting a doctor first and following the doctor’s instructions about taking a remedy or leaving it with the professional’s guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell
Mass
Community notices from churches and local events
The society of the M. E. church held a function at a beautiful home last Wednesday. The Baptist ladies benevolent society met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Thomas Wyatt's. Irvin Nash of Bellevue, Kentucky, visiting his parents, joined friends. Samuel Ellis recovered from illness. Epworth league event at the town hall drew social and financial success with prizes awarded. David Kirgan's White Oak school pupils presented an entertainment. Mrs. Lease and her pupils hosted a musical recital Saturday night. Lieber Eppert of Madisonville visited Miss Daisy Woodruff Sunday. Mrs. Denham of Tusculum visited her parents in Winchester. William Fagin and son Paul visited relatives after coming from the city. Ed Mehl and family moved to the city for a new home. Protracted meeting ongoing at the Baptist church. Kellogg's five year old son injured by wagon wheels last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Bennett
Morse Hicks
David Kirgan
White Oak School
Lease
Lieber Eppert
Madisonville
Daisy Woodruff
Denham
Tusculum
Joseph Banford
Misa Cecil
Winchester
Amelia
William Fagin
Paul
Ed Mehl
City
Baptist Church
Mr. Kellogg
Hamlet
A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills Gain Ohio Notice
Rapidly increasing mentions in Ohio praise Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills for nerve and health benefits. Customer testimonial from Nellie Baldwin of Branchester credits relief from nervousness headaches and general health improvement after using a box. Pills priced at 50 cents, available through dealers and the Buffalo company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
A. W. Chase
Nellie Baldwin
Broadway
Branchester
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
M. D
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Company
Telephone Companies Enter Town with Cable Expansion
Our town welcomed two telephone firms, the Bell and Citizens, competing to install extensive wiring. Mammoth poles line principal streets and shade trees are sacrificed for many wires. Boxes will be placed in businesses and homes, promising Bethel direct communication with Christendom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Bethel
Christendom
Otis Rice
Felicity
Josephine Phillips
L. T. Simms
Clarence Young
Batavia
Mayme Harris
Laura McChesney
L. A. Washburn
Marathon
Carrie Trump
Ria Fee
H. E. Hutson
Queen City
de Kalb Salt
Williamsburg
Dora Parker
Ida Fitzpatrick
Local notices and health adverts from a small town town
Owing to sickness of E. J. Fagley bank duties pass to W. P. Richards. Purkiser buys old tannery lot to erect a house. Rev. Davis of Williamstown preaches at the Baptist church to large audiences. John Armatrong sells his home lot and buys the adjoining plot for a dwelling. Mrs. Mattie Smith and Miss Lotta Page visiting Bethel relatives. Birthday invitation to Miss Nannie Page Tay on Feb 27 at the Bannister home. Scald head described as eczema. Dean's Ointment sold 50 cents. Electric Bitters advertised as a tonic and purifier. purported to restore health. sold by Dr. John Kunn, Bata via, and J. R. Hicks, Amelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Fagley
W. P. Richards
Purkiser
Rev. Davis
Williamstown
Kentucky
John Armatrong
Clara Towne
Mattie Smith
Lotta Page
Hamilton
Bethel
Nannie Page Tay
W. H. Bannister
Jonn Kunn
Batavia
J. R. Hicks
Amelia
Local Real Estate Trades and Town Happenings
Frank Brusport sold property for good prices last Tuesday. Several ice houses were filled with high quality ice. Mr and Mrs Gaylord Needham moved from Williamsburg and are housed in Orebaughs on Main Street. Masonic lodge met with strong attendance and B A and F C work. Sleighs were housed for future use. Lorastus Malone sold his Smoky Row farm to John Steward. Edwin States plans to move in and open a blacksmith shop. Harvey Burns of Monterey visited and greeted friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brusport
Gaylord Needham
Williamsburg
Orebaugh
Upper Main St
Masonic Lodge
Lorastus Malone
Smoky Row
John Steward
Edwin States
Harvey Burns
Monterey
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Sample Offer
A vintage advertisement claims Dr Kilmer Swamp Root cures lame back and kidney problems. It touts hospital and private use success, offers a free sample by mail, and invites readers to request a booklet by sending address to Dr Kilmer Co Bingh amton NY. Regular sizes sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Pleasant Valley community notes and local updates
Frank L. Beile promoted Citizens Telephone in the valley. several homes may gain phones. Measles close the school with most district children affected plus two adults. Local residents face illnesses including pneumonia and serious measles in Gaylord Cover and others. Social events at Good and Spell homes feature dinners, sleighing parties, and visitors from Moore's Fork and Williamsburg. A Presbyterian social at Monterey schoolhouse drew Marathon attendees. January thaw referenced. One letter from Plainview Nebraska touts Foley's Honey and Tar as life saving after long illness and medical failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Beile
Citizens Telephone Company
Barton White
George Rodgers
Frank Martin
William Snell
Daniel Cover
Linwood
Gaylord
Miss Nell McMillan Returns Home From Visit
Miss Nell McMillan, recent guest of Miss Dide Witcher, has returned to her home on North Side. Miss Myra Greene left last Thursday for Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pommert
Mr. Purcel
Will Wolfe
Portsmouth
Emma Eppert
Miamiville
Mary
Erma Eppert
Mary Kline
Ladics
Nell McMillan
Dide Witcher
North Side
Myra Greene
Fair
Community Notes From Hope And Surrounding Towns
Social news from Hope and nearby areas includes visitors from Walnut Hill and Piqua. Birthday celebrations, parties for Washington's Birthday, and dances in Batavia are noted alongside upcoming visits from Robert Sanders and Edgar Runyan. Local church societies held gatherings and home visits were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Alabama
Katherine Sanger
Walnut Ilille
James A. Sanders
Chase Hall
Wisconsin
Batavia
Rachel Rachel Scott
Kila Witcher
Edna White
Grace Glascock
Harry Miller
John Thulman
Frank Ray
Reginald Glascock
Robert Sanders
Mess
Archibald Hunt
Dr. Robertson
John Lloyd
William Burkshere
Elwood White
Blythe Jones
Clid Hill
George Ludwig
Retta Harvey
John Boyer
Piqua
Ruth Hill
Charles Medaris
Washington
Rachel Scott
Williamsburg
Edgar Runyan
Minneapolis, Minn
Mrs. Runyan
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Severe Croup Says Woman in Kentucky
Mrs. P. L. Cordier of Mannington Kentucky reports her three year old daughter severely ill with croup. After taking Foley's Honey and Tar the first dose provided relief and reportedly saved the child’s life. The ad warns against substitutes and notes local availability from Dr John Bunn & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
P. L. Cordier
Mannington
John Bunn «& Son
Atkins Notice of Divorce Suit in Ohio Court
ANE L. ATKINS of 2629 tn Bush Street San Francisco California will take notice that on the January day 1901 Benjamin L. Atkins filed a petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Clermont County Ohio case No 1701 praying a divorce from Jane L Atkins on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty and that said case will be for hearing on and after the 27th day of April 1901 Benjamin L Atkins Gero W Hulick Attorney feb 217
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane L. Atkins
Bush Street
San Francisco
California
Benjamin L. Aiking
Court of Common Weas
Cleremont County
Ohio
Jane TL
Caise Will Be For Hearing On and After the 2Th Day OF April, A. D
Benjamin L. Atkins
Gero
W. Hulick
Notice to Contractors for Free Turnpike Proposals 1903
Proposals will be received at the Auditor's Office until noon March 21 1903 for furnishing materials and labor to construct Fratt Ridge and Breckenridge turnpikes. Commissioners reserve the right to reject bids. Each bid must include a $30 certified check and bidder must sign a contract. By order of Commissioners. H P Williams Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor's Office
Fratt Ridge
Breckenridge
Auditor’s Office
Core Missioners
H. P. Williams
Transit Schedule Fragments and Fares from Bethel to Cincinnati
A historical timetable fragment lists multiple station stops and times for eastbound and westbound services, including Georgetown, Carrel Street, Cincinnati Water Works Branch, and California lines. It notes two daily trains on Sundays, one round trip fare, and names officials A W Comstock president E W White general manager and T P Agt J M Myers superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. P.M
M.lve
At.a.m. Alm. P.M
Cincinnati
Columbia
Mt.Washgun
Brachmann’s
Fruit Hill
Forestville
Cherry Grove
Tabasco Jc
Mt.Carmel
Summerside
Glen Hete
Willowville
Olive Branch
Brazier
Jhudd’s
Amelia
Hamlet
FairOak
Hulington
Bantam
Bethel
Hamersville
Feesburg
E. Georgetown
Lve
Carrel Street
California
Carre
Georgetown
W. Comstock
E. W. White
J. M. Myers
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Ps Fapare
MT. Carmel
Hubington
Bucklen
Nicholsville
Madison Medicine Co
Madison
Wis
FonPronatec Sous
Hall
F.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Laurel
Aver
W. C. Layton
Sidell, St
Ayer
Fenner
St.vitus
NY Joseph
Beck
O. Grip
John Armstrong
Connersville
Indiana
Frank Ellis
Felicity Turnpike
Samuel Callon
Holmes
Dean
Samuel Martin
Tom Wm. Snell
Moore’s Fork
Joseph
Thomas Good
John W. Spell
G. Glancy
William Duchman
Mise Lillian Walker
Moore’s Fook
Frank Walker
Sarah Moorehead
Owensille
the Presbyterian Ladies and Society
Monterey School House
Uite
W. W. Baker
Plainview, Neb
Bon
Milford
A.W
William J. Coad
Brunson Street
Oswego
N.Y
A.W. Chase
DR. J. BU
Chicago
Iro. Molders Union of North America
Allis-Chalmers, CO
Womans’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Charles Cross
Terraceark
William Medaris
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Mabel
Frances Boyer
Leslie Sanford
Lockland
S. A. Sanford
L. W. Short
Cne
Chas. Ernst
Moscow Nurseries
Incinnati
Georgetown & Portsmouth
Queen
Crescent and Southern Railway
Chicago & Florida
Peison
Cleveland
Detroit
Pittsburg
Louisville
St. Augustine
Florida
St. Louis
Charleston
New Orleans
Chas
W. Tell
Src
Onios
W. J. Murphy
W. C. Rinearson
Cenil Manat Gen
PAGS
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