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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1889
Page
8
Batavia dates and notices cover commissioners meeting on Tuesday next. ads tout groceries from Hoerner Sullivan and a five cent smoke. notices include insurance firm J L H Barr, a quarterly church meeting February 22, and a clock claim. shipping, auctions, and local mishaps round out the spacing with weathered town lore.
Loveland man Leo Shyler faced two Clermont county cases with Squire Ringer presiding. He was discharged on malicious destruction charges and bound over in the harness theft case to the grand jury in 600 dollars, with bond posted for release.
Ira Perin born October 13 1807 near Simpkinsville Clermont county Ohio died January 11 1880 at Perin's Mills after a three day illness. He helped found Perintown and traded along rivers and over mountains with flat boats and wagons. He collected two wives Mary Edwards and Elvira Day Edwards and left several children. The article notes other local deaths and notices including Captain L T Perrine, Wellington Vandervort, William Kay, Mrs May Ware, Mr Johnson, Alex McIntosh, Mrs Missouri and Uncle John Carr with funeral details and family ties to Bethel Mt Pisgah and Amelia communities.
Local notes report David Roudebush purchasing G M Conover’s store room. Protracted religious meetings yield nine conversions in Goshen and seven at Smith's Landing. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Al Griffith with a newborn daughter, Mrs. Bainum, Mr. and Mrs. 8 S Galbreath and guests from Cincinnati Paris and Indiana. A post office will open at Locust Hill. Alex Case wins mail contract to the South Side railroad.
Intense itching and stinging worse at night. If untreated tumors form and bleed, ulcerate, becoming very sore. Swayne’s Ointment claims to stop itching and bleeding, heal ulcers, and remove tumors in most cases. Available at druggists or by mail for 60 cents from Dr. Swayne & Son Philadelphia.
Williamsburg reports Hon. E B Holmes at home with daughters Adda and Bertha returning to Columbus Monday. G A R troops treated Ladies Relief Corps to a fine supper. Lectures by Col L F Copeland and meetings across churches, with protracted services and many visitors. Chile gains mail via South Side railroad and hosts weekly meetings. public school praised. Crescents troupe pack lyceum hall for a Crescent Troupe performance led by C Ebersole.
Caution issued against mercury based catarrh remedies due to harm from mucus contact. Recommends Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free. Internal use targets blood and mucus surfaces. Sold by druggists at 75 cents per bottle.
Teeth are extracted without pain by Walker and Vanosdol, expert dentists of Williamsburg, at their dent al parlors at the head of Main Street. They provide artificial teeth from $5 per set with work guaranteed and claim broad demand along the line of the Ohio and Mississippi Valley Railroad from Cincinnati to Portsmouth.
State of Ohio Clermont County probate court sets settlement accounts for administrators executors guardians and trustees. The accounts and vouchers of William Howard administrator of John Kugler deceased and Coosar Gatoh executor of Samuel Bimpson estate and others were continued for exceptions to Monday February 4 1880.
M F Ross and wife visited relatives at Pleasant Ridge Hamilton county last Sunday. Miss Lillie Schwab is confined to the house with the mumps. Miss Louie Apple visiting Linwood. Mrs Amanda Lane of Cumminsville visiting Mrs Sarah Avey. Charlie Hunt formerly of this place now in Madisonville spent days with uncle James Hunt. George Nichols to Texas for a life insurance job. Ladies and society met at Mrs John Watkins last Thursday. Hussop lodge No 500 officers installed by D D G M Allen Glancy Batavia. Officers listed include F B Holter A M Jeffries and others. Installation closed with an oyster supper. Amelia John and Isaac Willis of Newport Ky were in town on pension business. Charles G Hall flew to Cincinnati. Miss Katie Fagley teaching Lindsey's pupils in Cincinnati on “The Lilacs.” Remains of L T Perrine passed through town with G W Robinson Post No 487. Perrine moved to Cincinnati but long a respected villager. Mrs Lydia Brazier moved to Joshua Hopkins’s BataVia property. Mrs Emma Bodine teaching painting. Mr and Mrs F M Edwards returned from Chicago with son George and bride, and Mrs Rolan, bride’s mother. Congratulations for long life and happiness. Mrs Hallie Rettenhouse of Mt Washington was guest of Mrs Hitch and Mrs Ryland. Ola Robb improving after illness. Miss Nolie Bradley of Halington visiting Bertha Robinson. Now is the time for Beautiful Snow poets. John Thompson bed spring man of Lebanon recently a guest of A Atwood.
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