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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1892
Page
8
Genuine India seersucker coats and vests offered at five and ten dollars with lower than retail prices. Describes1 qualities including silk stitching, seersucker backs, pearl buttons, and sizes 33 to 50. Promotes mail order availability across the United States and parts of the Americas with small postage costs.
A collage of local business listings and notices from Batavia Ohio and Cincinnati Ohio includes dentists Stirling Moore and J J Wanwen schedules, Griffis shop and Beacham fly nets, Stirling Moore hardware and wagon gear, and lodging at Walker Hotel. Also notes a horse killed by lightning near Williamsburg and planing mill grinding days on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
The article notes a direct railroad connection planned within the next month. It mentions Ironton precincts and local governance as the context, with broader regional transport implications for the area.
A fragment describes a Portamouth Street resident praised for hard work and household virtue while asking why she should perform all domestic tasks alone. It notes an examiner’s bi monthly meeting and humorous answers about teachers.
The Fayette Herald reports last week a Midland line train ran fast and two and a half miles north of Loveland the tender jumped the track with four wheels over ties and spikes loosed the rail. The engine and cars stayed on track and no one was injured though passengers were frightened. Flagmen warned approaching trains from both directions just in time to avert a wreck.
A farmer was lured by two well dressed men to withdraw 2500 from a bank and travel to buy a farm at half price, only to be robbed by an accomplice. Lesson: avoid half price deals and beware strangers. MR BORDWELL of the Rocky Ford dairy reports a carload of rock salt from New York with grains ranging from potato size to half bushel. Cattle lick salt in stalls and regulate intake themselves.
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