Pleasant Commencement of Batavia Public Schools
The Batavia public schools annual commencement drew a large audience at City Hall with decorated stage, flowers, and the star spangled banner. Ten graduates including Miss Yeslie Brown Miss Bessie Griffith Milton Kain Emma Hare Mary Wasner Clara Crane Leona Tice Clifford Hulick and David McDonald received diplomas as Rev Cheney Proctor and Col William Howard attended. Mil ton Kain delivered an eloquent oration on Ireland and home rule while other essays covered The Press and the Mind Awakening. The Alumni banquet followed at Kline's Hall with H L Nichols speaking and Emma Hare giving the class response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia Public Schools
Free Education
Yeslie Brown
Bessie Griffith
Milton J. Kain
Emma Hare
Mary Wasner
Clara Crane
Leona Tice
Clifford Hulick
David McDonald
Dial
Mttle Stella Orebaugh
Je Watson
Michael
D. D. Cheney
Milton Kain
Ireland
Nenerin
Gladstone
Miss Tice
Alexander
Miss Wasner
Jonah
Miss Rown
Howard
Straus
January term closes as Judge Cowen presides court docket
Monday marks end of January term with Judge Cowen on the bench. Notices entered in Ohio v. China case. Laub and Henry Weibles of New Richmond cited for selling liquor to habitual drinkers. Recognizances of Herman Soldier and Vallandigham Freeze forfeited. Soldier’s surety Jacob H. Rapp posts $100. Freeze sureties Samuel Paxton and Ige J. Greer post similar. Both respited to May 7. New trial granted in Ohio v. John Youngbluth for assault and battery. Hadley v. Walker and Nichols v. Meek judgments awarded. Sale ordered for ten days. Grand jury in session. probable report Thursday. Justice Griffith case judgment quashed. Hays real estate sale confirmed. proceeds allocated to beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowen
Nollces
Ohio
China
Laub
Henry Weibles
New Richmond
Herman Soldier
Jacob H. Rapp
Samuel Paxton
Ige J. Greer
John Youngbluth
John Hadley
Nance J
R. M. Griffith
Daniel Finnefrock
John Finnefrock
L. R. White
Geo
Hays
Frederick Bioning
Amanda Hays
Geo. W. Hays
Homestead
Crosstown People and Local Visits Report
Fragmented OCR notes mention George Schilling recovering from rheumatism and George McDonough involved with Ira Conner and M. B. Connor. Several names appear with fences, visits, and a trip to Cincinnati. A reference to building new homes and health notes on Connor family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schilling
R. George McDonough
Connor
Ira Conner
M. B. Connor
Ohn Donough Monterey
Benny Risley
Atin Carr
Cincinnat
Tonden
Bel
Connorana
Literary meeting draws callers from Tabasco and Bray
Arthur of Tabasco and W T Dooham of Bray Ohio attended a recent literary gathering organized by young ladies. The event aimed to entertain and engage participants with readings and discussions, reflecting community interests and social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Er
Tabasco
W. T. Dooham
Bray
Ohio
Ely
New Ohio Law Makes It A Crime To Give Tobacco To Minors
A Columbus era alarm over Ohio legislation banning sale or gift of cigarettes cigars or tobacco to any minor under fifteen. The act imposes fines up to twenty five dollars or thirty days imprisonment, with both sales and gifts treated as offenses. The piece argues enforcement will curb teen tobacco use and improve health across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Ern
Ohio
America
Pluto
Notable visit of Rev. William I. Fee to the M. E. church
The Cincinnati preacher Rev. William I. Fee, famed as a scholar and mediator in church circles, spoke and preached during a brief visit, recalling his early days at Augusta College and his ties to local figures like L. B. Leeda, Andrew Gest, and U. S. Grant era peers. He attended Hannah G. Robinson’s funeral and joined a revival with Revs. Cheney, Naugie, Smith, and Campbell before returning to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William I. Fee
Cincinnati
M. E. Church of Ohio
Fee
The
Courier
L. B. Leeda
Andrew Gest
Sun
M. E. Cheurch
Parson
Hotspurs
Augusta College
Clermont
Brown County
U.S. Grant
West Point
Moses D. Gath
Xenia
Cheney
Naugie
Hannah G. Robinson
Smith
Amelia
Campbell
Laurel
Revival services held by Batavia pastor and local notices
Rev Campbell attended revival services at Batavia on Thursday. Mrs Martha Bainum a lifelong resident died last Sunday and her remains were laid to rest in Carmel cemetery. Daniel Bohl and O W Davis Arbor Day plantings honored by christening maples after Chief Justice Waite and Chase. Local color notes mention farming beans greens and a moving colored minister Kirtley remaining in charge. M H Purkiser and wife of Pt Isabel were visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Batavia
Martha Bainum
Carmel
Daniel Bohl
O. W. Davis
Waite
Chase
Kirtley
George White
M. H. Purkiser
Isabel
Social notes from a Bennett property gathering and visitors
Sam Ludlow and wife have gone to housekeeping in the Bennett property. Truman Thompson is home from the city. William Heltman Willie McGuire Vina Heltman and John Paul attended Miss Bertha Bordwell's ice-cream supper last Thursday. Miss Vion Thomas visited her cousin Ada Ellis last Sunday. A hop at Michael Paul's Saturday April 91 drew a large crowd. Jas Powers made a brief visit to Cincinnati Saturday. Charles Thomas rode through town Sunday en route for Cincinnati. Mrs Lena Berger visited her mother Mrs Stadtmiller Sunday, first of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ludlow
Bennett
Truman Thompson
William Heltman
Willie McGuire
Vina Heltman
John Paul
Cincinnati
Lena Berger
Stadtmiller
Local Exhibit Raises Funds For Mt. Bethel School Aid
Proceeds from a community exhibit supported by multiple donors including Mosers Pemberton Fraser of Bethel Charlies McNeal and wife of Douglas and Miss Nina Moore of New Richmond. Miss Killa Moreton was visiting. Mary Finnegan to teach near Bethel. Fridman ill. Event led by Moe din ate Hulick May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Mileton School
Mosers
Pemberton
Fraser
Bethel
Charlies McNeal
Douglas
Nina Moore
New Richmond
Killa More
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Unclear Local Reference
A garbled OCR snippet mentions terms like Cute Brut hem Vovor ree and Alt Bris with scattered initials Ww va and J B Wal a, lacking clear names or events to identify a definite news item. The readable bits offer no concrete action, dates, places, or organizational references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruthem
Ands
Popular Clermonters and Judge Cowen’s Popularity
Hon A T Cowen, aged fifty five, stands in the prime of life and a highly useful public career. His term as Common Pleas Judge ends October 15, 1888, with a chance the people may re elect him if possible. Judge Bradbury heads the Republican ticket for Supreme Judge, not seeking reselection, while Judge London may seek Circuit Judgeship, creating a vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Cowen
Cowen
Common Pleas
Joseph P. Bradbury
Fourth Circuit
D. W. C. London
I O O F Celebrates 69th Anniversary at M E Church
The I O O F marked its 69th anniversary with a program of readings singing essays and speeches at the M E church on the 26th inst Rev Willis Palmer preached a temperance sermon Sunday then departed for New York for several weeks Samuel Cannery and family plan to move to the city spor The Misses Galbreath attended the McMath Ingram wedding at Moscow on the 25th inst Also notes on visitors moving about Cincinnati New Richmond and Moscow the school board hired F L Donovan as principal and Miss Emma Jones as assistant for the upcoming school year Oscar Fight runs the old McFarland Son stand Contractors on the South Side Railroad anticipate car openings for the Centennial Tobacco crop concerns and good fruit prospects Farmers prepare for a large crop Dr His attended the Ministerial Association at Felicity and favors the association discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Willis Palmer
New York
Samuel Cannery
City
Spor
Galbreath
McMath-Ingram
Moscow
St. Louis
E. Wardlow
Holmes
Cinennati
J.P. . Jonson’s
F. L. Donovan
Emma Jones
Oscar Fight
McFarland & Son
South Side
His
Felicity
Local residents meet up as Cincinnati visitors return
Will Ferguson and John Somermier of Cincinnati spent Sunday here. Mrs W Burke returns from Mt Washington visit. Miss Mabel Alrey and Walter Culver of Cincinnati were guests of Capt Burke and family Sunday. Frank Hamilton of Batavia also visited. Dr Hopper of Fruit Hill visits daughter Mrs J M Crane. Charles Fagley and Miss Lou Stone married Sunday evening. Mrs J M Goodwin returns from Cincinnati trip. Miss Apphia Robinson of Amelia visited Capt Burke’s family last week. Miss Lily Raper returns from Sardinia. Mrs Rachel Richards hosts a Thursday afternoon surprise with guests from Amelia Williamsburg and beyond. Will Elrod buys the drug store from F M Fee and will locate in the I O F building. Charles Manning and wife spend Sunday at Williamsburg. Miss Leila Burke returns from Wyoming and Cincinnati. Charles Porter and wife plan to spend the summer here. Remains of Griffin Wasson brought from Cincinnati. burial by G A R and C V Thursday. Pupils of plat school host a dinner for teachers Thursday. Miss Gertie McKibben returns to Moscow after extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ferguson
John Somermier
Cincinnati
W. Burke
J. H. Morehead
Mt. Washington
Mabel Alrey
Walter C. Culver
Capt. Burke
Frank Hamilton
Batavia
Mr. Hopper and
Fruit Hill
J. M. Crane
Charles Fagley
Lou Stone
Gertie McKibben
Moscow
Ministers Hold Ripley District Meeting in Interesting Session
The Ripley District M E church ministers gathered last week with over half the district present. Topics included prayer meetings, Jesus temptation, modern evangelists, pastoral term extension, temperance, benevolences, and Sunday school. two sides to most questions were well handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley District
M. E
Felicity Natural Gas Company
Gregg & Or
George Or
Felicity Mills
Felicity Company
Charles Rege
Aell
Artis van Briggle
Rookwood Pottery
Clemens Barnhborn
Cincinnati
Minnie
Lena
Rank Dixon
Wedneway
Los Angeles
California
Familly
Cernan Beattiih
Sarah Carver
Ir. T
Important to Sportsmen Observe Laws to Avoid Prosecution
H L Hulick a new county Fish and Game Warden warns sportsmen of state fish and game laws. Explosives, trammel nets, and dynamite fishing are banned. most fishing is allowed only by hook and line with bait except Lake Erie. Seasons restrict black bass, deer, squirrels, grouse, pheasant, and wild duck. Sunday hunting is banned. magistrates have jurisdiction for violations with penalties including fines from 25 to 100 dollars and possible imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulick
Lake Erie
Goshen School Closings and Local News Highlight Union Plans
Goshen records show educators Karns Kemp Irwin South and James Howard closing their schools on Friday. Local hiring, student deaths, civic projects, and a two district consolidation move forward amid debate over a new two room building. Measles relapse kills John Dull at 16. town debates district boundaries and secession in No 11. Civilians Sue, Dr Morris hosts, Dot drama raises funds for a band wagon. Leever leaves for John Shilito Co. in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
William Karns
T. D. Kemp
A. E. Irwin
L. W. South
James Howard
F. B. Bishop
Franklin District
G. M. Conover
Cramer
Edenton
Thomas Story
Andrew Anshutz
Nettie Toman
Washington D. H
A. Redding
J. H. Clark
Wilbur Custer
Charles Hutchinson
Pleasant Plain
John Dull
M. 4
East Goshen
No. Ll
Dr. A. Morris
Secession Co
W. Leever
John Shilito
Cincinnati
Local notes from Union Corner and surrounding towns
Aunt Libby Hopkins occupies her residence here. Frank Hughes of Goshen visited Sunday with relatives. Trustees meet in regular session as the Infirmary Directors levy the coming year: general fund half mill, road materials quarter mill, road tax one mill, cemetery fund three tenths mill. Several families and individuals are reported visiting or moving in, with religious services noted at Cé&otenary church and a talk on books by Rev A Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby Hopkins
Frank Hughes
Goshen
Samuel Bass
Loveland
Rustees
T. B. Mulloy
Mulberry Precinct
F. C. Curry
Milford
J. M. Criley
Frank Cole
Union Corner
Miss Pools
Miamiville
William Johnson
Pleasant Ridge
G. W. Pool
A. L. Frazer
Carrie Haywood
Clemency Fitzwater
W. A. Elston
A. Newton
Methodist
M. M. Meguire
Collins Meguire
Elenor
T. D. Meguire
First Sunday excursion on the Rocket to Cincinnati
The first Sunday excursion of the season occurred on the Rocket from Ripley to Cincinnati with a few extra passengers boarding here for the trip. Commencement exercises Friday night at Opera Hall will close the school year with the cantata Zanle. Frost notes no injury to fruit in river bottoms. Mr and Mrs Charles Wooley attended the 11 o'clock M E church service on Sunday. The Mistletoe lodge I O O F now has an auxiliary, a Daughter of Rebecca lodge, and hosted a grand banquet at their ball. Five saloonists will pay tax under new liquor laws including O P Sullivan Heay Fink Cramer & Springer R Wirth and Jacob Bauman. Twenty eight citizens have licenses as retail tobacco dealers, four leaf tobacco firms licensed, and two cigar manufacturers licensed. Magician Tucker is detained here with a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Cincinnati
Zanle
Opera Hall
Charles Wooley
M. E
Mistletoe Lodge I
Rebecca Lodge
O. P. Sullivan
Heay Fink
Cramer & Springer
R. Wirth
Jacob Bauman
Tucker
Closing school exercises amid a large community crowd
At noon last Friday the school held its final day at the school-house with well-laden kettles. About a hundred people shared a dinner fit for a king. Afternoon activities included camp-ground rambling and merry games for the students. Evening closing exercises drew a very large crowd as teachers and families marked a day to remember.
Loveland News Bubble of Growth and People Moves
Amelia notes housing shifts as Harry Robinson family will occupy Dr Gaskins property in the East end. John Judd buys James Hicks property and takes possession. Commencement events in Batavia draw Supt Robinson and many pupils. World Manufacturing Company planned with fifty workers in Loveland. A National Bank forthcoming. Local socials, church events, and appointments also listed with residents visiting relatives and attending gatherings.
Local notes from Clermont county and nearby towns
J G Irwin visits Toledo. Miss Anna McNutt stays with Gracie Elisberry at Lethel. H E Chatterton leaves for Delaware normal school. Lincoln Park greets a new daughter. Hon B Holmes back from Columbus for summer. Williamsburg teachers to Felicity Normal. Mrs C H McNutt with her father at Felicity. Presbyterian church repairs to become fine in Clermont county. Mr Hutchins visits from Cincinnati. T G Foster adds forty feet to store. Mrs Gatch of Bond Hill visits. Mrs Minnie Terhune of Cincinnati visits her father D W Atchley. School exhibition Thursday and Friday nights a grand success. Child of Charles Hoffman dies from whooping cough. Prof Jordan to lead Normal school in Ross county. Rev Black at Felicity ministerial meeting. Iley Crane and Will Ellrod of Bethel visit for Portsmouth excursion. Lilly McKeever expands grocery, praising advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Irwin
Toledo
Anna McNutt
Gracie Elisberry
Lethel
H. E. Chatterton
Delaware
Lincoln Park
B. Holmes
Columbus
Holmes
Williamsburg
Felicity
C. H. McNutt
Clermont County
Hutchins
Cincinnati
T. G. Foster
Gatch
Bond Hill
Minnie Terhune
D. W. Atchley
Charles Hoffman
Jordan
Ross County
Black
Thurday
Iley Crane
Will Ellrod
Bethel
Portsmouth
Lilly McKeever
Council Considers Annexation Amid Petition and Committees
At a Wednesday council meeting a 101-signature petition urged immediate action to annex adjacent property surveyed by County Surveyor Hill. An ordinance may pass next meeting. Bills for 11.10 allowed. Committees named include On Sight, Ordinance, Public Property, Tax, Streets, Rules, Auditing with members listed. Various local notices follow including a funeral, school re-elections, illness, and a lecture by Rev. Ridgway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propery
Hill
J. Hommyer
J. L. Brunson
J. Guilday
D. W. Murphy
Paul Schleyer
H. G. Murphy
Episcopal Church
Melish
Messes
Atwood
West
Pode
Findlay
Oime
Citizens
Montgomery
Iowa
J. C. Speiidel
Poat & Company
J. W. Heron
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Clermont County
Jos
Belina Queal
Denver
Colorado
Whitfford Gate
Fragmentary note on lease and meetings in commerce sector
A garbled OCR fragment mentions lease activity and a commerce related meeting with names such as Withingson and Ronan. The readable bits imply a business lease discussion or negotiation and a forthcoming or recent gathering in a commercial context.
Owensville Amputates Boy After Prolonged Sprain
Charles Page, son of William, living near Boston, had his ankle amputated last Monday about three inches above the ankle due to a sprain two years earlier while playing ball and aggravated by work on the railroad. Born to A Tudebush and wife on the 26th, a son. Miss Dora Merritt of Mt. Carmel visits Mrs. Lida Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
Charles Page
William
Boston
A. Tudebush
Dora Merritt
Mt. Carmel
Lida Long
Local Notes On Teachers And Residents In Hamilton County
C B Davis hired to teach in Hamilton County for the winter. Mrs Stella Stall departs Monday for Chicago to spend the summer where her husband conducts business. W A Warren and H A Hall attended the Batavia commencement. Teachers for the school are not yet employed. Rebecca Griffin, new Bradbury property owner, repaints it. Hattie Griffin visited Cincinnati last week. Baseball is the leading topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Davis
Hamilton County
Stella Stall
Chicago
W. A. Warren
H. A. Hall
Batavia
Rebecca Griffin
Bradbury
Hattie Griffin
Cincinnati
Milford burial and local social notes from the week
Eleanor and a John Rooster were interred at Milford on Tuesday. Mrs Witmer and daughter and Mrs Latimer and daughter were city shoppers last Sunday. Mina Faul spent Thursday with friends. Chas Kugler of Cincinnati visited over weekend. T D Meguire canvassed Greene county for a Cincinnati firm and has Mt Repose school for next winter. John Hair worked as a carpenter in Milford. Dora and Cora Shumard of Perins Mills visited Jerusha Combs. Mrs A J Miller of Perins Mills visited Mrs W B Lattimer recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rooster
Milford
Tuesay
Perin’s Mills
Jerusha Combs
A. J. Miller
W. B. Lattimer
Meeker & Wilson mill moved to old stand at Alrey’s Ban
Purkiser engaged at Bantam school for winter term Minnie Dugan employed at Salt Air district for coming year 5S. W ee property passes to James Little who is repairing the house and premises William Porter Jr. and wife contemplate moving to New Richmond Fred Binning gathering materials to improve property William Swick named road supervisor Mrs. Trout of Cincinnati recently visited B. F. Penn’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeker & Wilson
Alrey’s
Purkiser
Bantam School
Minnie Dugan
Salt Air District
Wee
James Little
William Porter, Jr
New Richmond
Fred Binning
William Swick
Trout
Cincinnati
B. F. Penn’s
Local Notables and Households Reported in Community Notes
Maurice Denham and Miss Enna Share will teach our school next term. Dr Terwillegar returned to Lina Ohio after a brief visit with his parents here. Butler has installed a wire fence in front of his property. Little Eva Pinkham is recovering from the measles. Sunday visitors included Mrs Ralph McKay and her daughter of Amelia at CP Hayford's, Miss May Denham of Lindale at Oscar Lindsey's, Miss Annie Curry at Mr Hancock's, Mr and Mrs Frak Smith of Franklin with relatives. Will Fitzpatrick of Withamsville visited Mrs Anderson last week. Arthur Carnes of Laurel called Saturday evening. Mr Fogleman has had his house repainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Denham
Enna Share
Terwillegar
Lina
Ohio
Butler
Eva Pinkham
Ralph McKay
Amelia
CP Hayford
May Denham
Lindale
Oscar Lindsey
Annie Curry
Hancock
Frak Smith
Social and Local Happenings Reach Cincinnati and Delaware
Mrs Anne Lane visits relatives in Columbus while Mrs Teal remains ill. A Ladies Aid Society social at M Simmons' Thursday night is praised. Ladies prepare for Summer boarders. Miss Mary Simmons travels to Colorado for the season. Prof A R Crook returns to Delaware yet plans September return. Master Joseph Ricker visits grandma at Ten Mile. I C C F hosts an ice cream supper on Thursday. Visitors include Julius Martin of Cincinnati. Dr Woodward and wife of Perin's Mills at A Perin's. Mrs L Zeth of Cincinnati at M Anderson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Lane
Columbus
Teal
M. Simmons
Ladies Aid Society
Mary Simmons
Colorado
A. R. Crook
Delaware
Joseph _ Ricker
Ten Mile
Julius Martin
Cincinnati
Dr. Woodward
Perin’s
Town gains new fence shop beside the saw mill
The town opens a fence making shop by Hon. Bushiman to enhance the town’s appearance while the saw mill runs constantly. Geoge Peterson departs for Omaha. Lazarus Fagin improves. Rev Palmer attends a New York conference. Carrie Bushman returns from Elmwood. others: Ketchum tobacco warehouse news, horse loss for William Custer, Rose Schlotterbeck’s Cincinnati trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushiman
Hany Ketchum
Geo Peterson
Omaha
Lazarus Fagin
Mia
Brean
Georgetown
Palmer
New York
Quarry
Carrie Bushman
Elmwood
William Custer
Rose Schlotterbeck
Cinemmuati
Visitors and social notes from local families and events
Visitors include Harvey Williams and family from Belfast at J. H. Prickett's and Flora Weller from Symmes' Station at J. H. Norman's, with other locals visiting Lebanon and Westboro. The Ithian 0.0 F. marked a recent anniversary in Morrow, Children’s Day preparations begin, and several residents report illness and relocations. John Coughlin moves to Cincinnati for painting work, and J. F. Pattison visited friends there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Thompson
Lebanon
Edenton
Lange L
Morrow
May Cramer
Rachel Lyons
Jasper Pierce
J. H. Norman
Nicholas Jordan
John Coughlin
Cincinnati
Third Street
J. F. Pattison
KE. E. Norman
Blanchester
Familly
Local News Notes From Batavia and Nearby Towns
L A Norman Jos Leonard and John Applegate were at Batavia Monday Miss Nannie Daughters visited Albert Hartmans Monday Dr Judking was at Blanchester Friday Mason Applegate left Friday to visit his sister then Lebanon Normal School Mrs Rob Hodson and Bert Wentboro spent Sabbath there Charlie Leonard returned from Batavia Benning C J McWilliams is home from Lebanon Emmons property to be occupied by M Leonard Jefhen Smith weighed two fine beeves 3200 pounds Thos Hense was in town Sabbath Prof Robinson and family moved to Amelia Mrs Tillie Renner traveled Friday to St Johns Asylum Kentucky John Cover and wife Monterey Rob Hunter and wife Greenberry were in town Sabbath guests of Al Holmes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Norman
Jos, Leonard
John Applegate
Batavia
Nannie
Albert Hartman
Dr. Judking
Blanchester
Mason Applegate
Mason
Lebanon Normal School
Rob, Hodson
Bert
Wentboro
Charlie Leonard
Benning
C. J. McWil
Alice Ritter
St. John's Asylum
Kentucky
John Cover
Monterey
Rob Hunter
Greenberry
Holmes
Invalid OCR Fragment Warns Against Imposters in Medicine
Cautionary note warns readers not to trust counterfeit cures marketed as Dr King's Now Discovery for Consumption and Coughs. It urges verifying genuineness and avoiding dealers claiming superiority, highlighting profit motives and dubious substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kline’s
H. L. Nichols
Crosstown
Chas
Glen Este
Bucklen’s
Arnica Salter
Neville
Mulberry
Shiloh
Harry Robinson
Dr. Gaskins
East End
T. L. Wyatt
Corbly
Chitahooga
Robinson
Fannie
Me Robinson
W. J. Quarry
John Judd
James Hicks
E. G. Penn
John Hopkins
Wipchester
Clayton Nichols
Concord
Lena Penn
Minnie Dutley
Iss Lou Whittaker
William G. Hall
D. Mapheb
Maude Lewis J
Columbia
Susie Penn
Hon. C. L. Doran
Colums
Will H. Baum
James L. Favret
Stewart’s
Thomas T. Heath
W. A. Carmichael
John Carlisle
A. B. Brock
William H. Bymer
Con. W. Gateb
Presbyterian Church
H. Dustin
Old Town
L. H. Shane
Dr. Scott
Wichita
Kansas
Miami Valley Medical Society
Hos
Ronan
Withamsville
Eleanor
Halington
Mt. Pisgah
Point Pleasant
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