Meriden Britannia Co Ships Plated Goods Worldwide
A feature praising Meriden Britannia Co of Meriden Connecticut for making affordable plated ware that rivals solid silver. It contrasts American comfort and taste with European frugality, notes warehouses in New York Chicago San Francisco and London, and lists products from tea sets to wedding presents.
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Europe
Hemispheres
United States
Meriden Britannia Co
Meriden
Conn
Canada
Hamilton
Ontario
New York City
Chicago
San Francisco
London
England
United Sates
Australia
South
Dunne & Co
Cincinnati
Last Clermont County Commencement at Milford This Week
The final 1880 season commencement for Clermont county takes place in Milford on Friday evening under Prof Byron Wil Hama, school principal. Graduates include Miss Kate West Miss Hattie Gatoh and Messrs Leo Hill Harold Harvey. Music by Prof Van Cleve. The programme is very attractive.
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Clermont County
Milford
Byron Wil Hama
Kate West
Hattie Gatoh
Leo Hill
Harold Harvey
Muaio
van Cleve
Byron Williams
Martha van Cleve
Sallie Scott
Maggie Christopher
Anna Hill
George H. Hill
Kate Clark
Bucklen's Arnica Salve in Batavia and Walker stores
Arnica salve praised for cuts burns sores ulcers boils rheum fever sores chilblains corns and skin bruises. Guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Price written as per box. Sold by W R Walker Batavia and J B Walker W near.
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Bucklen
Arnica Salve
W. R. Walker
Bloody Loveland Tragedy End of a Drunken Rampage
Robert Day, 27, returned home after a circus and heavy drinking and killed his father, wife, and a servant with revolvers. He also wounded a serving girl and a marshal during the incident near Clermont. The spree ended with his capture. neighbors demanded lynching but the story ends with calls for the severest punishment and life-long torment rather than death.
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Robert Day
Loveland
Young Day
Clermont
Relief list of soldiers for field service relief meets in Batavia
The soldiers' relief commission met in Batavia to appoint three officers to report names and circumstances of ill or distressed veterans eligible for relief. The article lists township appointees, with chairmen and directors for Batavia, Williamsburg, Tate, Franklin, Washington, Monroe, Obhie, Union, Jackson, Miami, Goshen, and Stonelick townships. The lists are due next Monday and the commission will distribute the fund then.
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Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Batavia
Tavia
E. B. Scott
M. J. W. Holter
George Slade
Williamsburg
Walker
Leroy Zimmerman
Joe Irwin
Tate
John Brown
Orville Burke
Lewis Deal
Franklin— Price Fee
Dr. McKee
Es F. Danley
Washington
George W. Badgley
C. McMath
James Ackley
Monroe
E. W. Day
Jack Simmons
George West
Obhie
Thomas Castlen
William McGuire
Keeart Ricker
John
L. H. Medaris
Thomas Hill
Frank Lansdale
Assessors Report Big Increases in Property Valuations
Auditor Temple orders spring assessment push yielding total gain near 300000 across townships. Most townships report higher values than last year, with only two showing losses. Batavia Township assessor O. F. Marshall leads the list. results praise conduct and fair returns.
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Temple
Circus Morning Plea for Fair Treatment of Kids
A Georgetown newspaper piece urges residents to allow every boy to enjoy the circus day. It appeals to adults by recalling youth and warning against cruelty or selfishness that robs children of simple happiness.
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Georgetown
Market notes show strong tobacco demand and high prices
Total offerings reached 1 885 bhds with 1 462 new hhds amid a sturdy week. Good red filler leaf sold at year highs with several bids from 17 to 19.5 cts. Medium grades and calory lugs held firm while common lots sold easier. Louisville negotiations failed to bridge gaps as manufacturers bought aggressively.
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Louisville
Brown and Mason
New Brown
New Mason
Brother abandons sister to misery in Louisville tale
A St Louis man named Daly learns of his estranged sister in Louisville after eight years apart. He finds her in a house of ill fame with a child, confronts her with anger, and deserts her accusing pride. The report condemns his actions as cowardly and unchristian.
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St. Louis
Daly
Louisville
School Appointments Across Multiple Districts Reported
Ida Kyle appointed assistant at Tabasco. Lou Rose and Stella Holter named charge of Glen Este. J W Liming starts Tobasco high department at fifty five dollars monthly. Thomas Simmerman named Mt Carmel principal with Carrie Avey and Agnes Walker as assistants.
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Ida Kyle
Tabasco
Lou Rose
Stella Holter
Glen Este
J. W. Liming
Point Isabel
High Department of
Tobasco
Thomas Simmerman
Mt. Carmel
Carrie Avey
Agnes Walker
White Caps Vow Vigilante Action After Loveland Tragedy
Report describes vigilante calls and hostile notices posted at the Loveland murder site. It notes rumors of a White Cap band and identifies individuals connected to the Day family case, including Bob Day and Theodore Spinner, with ongoing questions about motive and custody of valuables.
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Theodore Spinner
Day
Hubbell
Bob Day
Spee
Spinner
Mrs Matilda Stratton Davis Dies in New Jersey
Mrs Matilda Stratton Davis wife of John C Stratton died at her home in Cumberland county New Jersey last week She was buried Sunday May 19 She leaves a husband and four children one daughter and three sons Loveland April 18 1889. The text then reports lodge resolutions for Brother William Nash a Mason describing his life virtues and loss and sympathy to his widow and family with publication notes Clermont Courier Milford Enterprise and Sun.
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Matilda Stratton Davis
John C. Stratton
New Jersey
Cumberland County
Stratton
Joshua B. Davis
Loveland
William Nash
Clermont
Milford Enterprise
John Tatman
Profs
Swing
M. Dolby
Nicholsville
Lou Boggess
Pinhook
Nannie Day
Isabel
Ollie Manning
Migles Johnson
Gievate
Horse Shoe Bend
Nicholasville
John N. Fisher
Clinton County
Martin Townsley
Callie Jones
Orrie Gravett
Viola Nichols
Lee Fitzpatricks
West Union
Will Laycock
Jessie Canter
Olive
Henry’s Fate Inspires The Courier’s Light Humor
The Courier recalls Dr. Henry with irony about his lectures and talks. It notes he was recommended as a good lecturer but calls him only a good talker. The piece mentions a $4.00 charge for fifteen minutes and a wish for more of his writing or a photograph.
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Henry
Clermont Sunday School Union Meet at Milford
The next Clermont Sunday-School Union session will be held at the Milford M E church on May 28 and 29. The program includes devotional exercises, visits from Rev. Glasscock and Rev. Smith, talks on abstinence, evangelizing the church, child development, superintendents duties, and reports from officers and committees.
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M. EB
Milford
J. L. Glasscock
B. Smith
T. F. Garrett
Acomb
Lockwood
F. L. Cook
Misa Estelle Norris
A. L. Frazier
Cranks
G. T. Weaver
Burnett
Tragic incident as child dies after choking on bean
A Webb Fee child of Pt Isabel about a year old choked on a bean while playing, slipping a bean into the windpipe and dying before help arrived. The child was beloved in the neighborhood. Also noted is William J. Smith, once a printer, now starting a Main Street peanut stand due to blindness. Our readers urged to patronize him.
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Webb Fee
Isabel
Wm. J. Smith
Main Street
Xenia Gazette
Canadian lumbermen ship timber to Europe for shipbuilding
A company of Canadian lumbermen in Sardinia produced twenty car loads of timber over several months. Last week the consignment was moved to Toledo for shipment to Europe where it will be used in ship building.
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Sardinia
Toledo
Europe
Where Will Milford Locate Her Town Hall
A fragment mentions Milford's town hall location as a question of the hour. The text references advertised remedies and local commerce but provides no concrete resolution or detailed context about the town hall decision.
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Tui
Milford
Edenton Correspondent Reports Odd School Irony
Local news from Edenton notes an unclear situation in schools with references to police and coins, leaving readers unsure if a joke or a serious incident is involved. The piece reflects ambiguous wording and a missionary day remark in the correspondence.
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Edenton
Amoun
Hullok Weaver Reunion Slated at Tate's Grove
The Hullok Weaver reunion will be held in Tate's Grove on Saturday June 1. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend. No programme is planned.
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Tate's Grove
PILES ITCHING PILAS OFFER SWATNR OINTMENT
Symptoms include moisture itching and stinging at night worsened by scratching. Swatrner’s Ointment is claimed to stop itching and bleeding, heal ulcers, and remove tumors in most cases for six cents from Draggiete or Dr. Swayne & Bon Philadelphia.
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Swatnr
Draggiete
Dr. Swayne & Bon
Philadelphia
Mrs Hannah Bolles Loudon Dies in Georgetown
Friday evening Mrs Hannah Bolles Loudon died at her home in Georgetown after a short illness described as long troubles She was the wife of D W C Loudon a judge of Brown county District Court She descended from Mathews Cotton and Increase noted New England scholars She leaves four children a brother and sister Colonel Bolles of Chicago and Mrs G W McCann of Ironton Ohio Funeral likely held Sunday afternoon.
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Hannah Bolles Loudon
Georgetown
D. W. C. Loudon
Common Pleas Court
Brown County
Loudon
Mathews
Cotton
Increase
New England
Colonel Bolles
Chicago
G. W. McCann
Ironton
Ohio
Death of pioneer Chatfield Orr at Love land Heights
Chatfield Orr, a Hamilton county pioneer and Love land Heights resident, died Saturday at age 8 at his home. The room of his death stands above the site of a historic panther fight decades ago.
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Chatfield Orr
Hamilton County
Loveland
Loveland Heights
Mr. Orr
Dr King’s New Discovery Publishes Curable Claims
An ideo of testimonial notes Mr. C H Morris of Newark Arkansas says he was an incurable consumptive and after using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption he is on his third bottle and able to oversee farm work. The claim is presented as a promotional medical testimonial.
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C. H. Morris
Newark
Ark
Local St. Louis area notices list moves and visits
Chile residents Waits and Rice visit town for business and medical study. Mulberry and Bantam residents White and Queal call on Batavia relatives. Paris Kentucky guest Daughters visits Howard Duckwaill. Hulick family hosts Creetors. Winnie Hill to teach near Broadwell in Hamilton County. Eliza Rogers visits town. L R White drives phaeton with gift for daughter Alice Marchant.
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Charles Creetors
Lebanon
Herman Hulick
Winnie Hill
Monterey
Broadwell
Anderson Township
Hamilton County
Eliza Rogers
Cincinnati
Rogers
New Richmond
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
The Bennett family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during bereavement and extends special gratitude to Misses Mina Whitaker and Nina Behymer for their floral offering.
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Mina Whitaker
Nina Behymer
Jusss Bennett
Swayne OrniTMENT Promises Cure All Skin Ailments
An old advert touts Swayne OrniTMENT as a universal cure for Totter, Balt Rheum Ringworm, Piles, Itch, Sores, Pimples, and eczema claiming it conquers all scaly and itchy eruptions without internal medicine. The pitch stresses ease and low cost.
Davis House Court Recap of Indictments and Divorces
Court notes a quiet docket with numerous liquor cases and new indictments. Entries include State v James Brown assault and battery with $100 bond. Kilpatrick and Pullivan minor selling cases. Turton v Turton trial May 24. Gebrin minors sales and habituals with $100 bonds. Andrew Nelson guilty assault and battery and Springer guilty selling on Sunday. Divorce case Mary Gibson v John Gibson listed.
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James Brown
P. J. Nichols
Kate Daughters
B. F. Kilpatrick
Weisenborn
Charles Burkhard
Francis Harimian
O. Pullivan
John Babler
Valentine Snider
David Mitchell
Albert Springer
George Thiel
Bond
Melyina Turton
Gustavus L. Turton
State
Gustave Gebrin
John Girtner
Andrew Nelson
Nene
Caroline Bauman
Wm. W. Meek
W. H. White
Andrew Corliss
James Payne
Frank C. Cushard
Community Notes from Covington and Nearby Areas
Local social round up details visits among Covington residents Mrs Minerva Waterfield Miss Kate Henry and Miss Julia Weisbrod board and mingle with Kentucky neighbors. Reports Croquet Club meetings moonlight bridge viewing at Locust Morning Glory fishing trip and lively Sabbath school attendance with Profs Swing and terror.
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Chile
Minerva Waterfield
Kate Henry
Covington
Julia Weisbrod
Foster
Bessie Schaffer
W. Rust
Cincinnati
J Ayers
Edna Altman
Luck’s Mill
Hertie Ricé
Sallie Rust
Zelia Prather
Laura
Tlorence Clark
Lizzie Snedaker
Smith's Landing
Messrs
Clifford Woods
Will Reed
Will Rice
Goslin
Chas. Sleizer
Jennie
Alice Gates
Locust
Morning Glory
Libbie Goslin
Ida White
Carrie Melvin
Neville
Maida
Will Noland
Milford
Advertising principles of major horse blanket makers
An excerpt extols large horse blanket producers and their three guiding rules: offer honest durable goods, earn customer trust with quality, and promote brand marks to distinguish genuine products. The text criticizes improper advertising and stresses fair, lasting value for horse apparel across seasons.
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Gatla
Bohan Akes
Fee
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Meriden Britannia Company
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C. Ulery
South Stonelick
C. Glancy
North Stonelick
Tom Hartman
Avecades
J. R.smith
Newberry
B. W. Smith
Amelia
T. B. Kyle
South Union
J. M. Brazier
North Union
W. P
C. A. Donley
Felicity
C. A. Hill
Lee Grimes
Wayne
James Creager
Loveland Pre
J. M. Fitzpatrick
Bethel Pre
G. W.fagin
Goshen
R. W. Hunter
Jackson
F. Marshall
Batavia Township
Bodman Warehouse
Goshen Township
Charles Karns
Franklin
Wm. Karns
Sugar Grove
P. W. Applegate
Salem
Fred B. Bishop
Locust Grove
James Howard
G. E. Johnston
Anna Sommermire
Onie Barber
Bethel
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Minnesota
Great Northwestern
G. W. Felter
Rebecca Scatterday
Eva Robb
Maria Haines
Fannie Dimmitt
Lizzie Connor
Helen Porter
Chas
House
Mary Robb
Cora Nichols
John Yeager
Wayne Township
Mark Leever
Wm. Gillespie
T. F
Lyons
Daniel Ferree
G. B. Wiles
West Woodville
Miss Mitchel
Newtonsville
W. L. Ware
Rosa Washburn
Moore’s Fork
al. Williams
S. C. Quinby
J.C. Jordan
Lorren Goodpaster
Milford Schools
Pro
Sacred Testament
Emery Lopgee
A. M
Clermont Sunday-School Union
Children's Hour
A. T. Miller
Clermont Union
L. W. Bishop
Judge Loudon
F. Waits
John White
Mulberry
W. E. Rice
Ohio Medical College
E. F. Queal
Bantam
Union Chapel
William Daughters
This Place
Paris, Ky
Howard Duckwaill
L. R. White
Washington, D. H
Wilmington
Alice Marchant
Davis
Chef Hicks
Fred. Binning
H. D. Tone
Louisa Hodges
Clermont Ag
Society
Hannah Morgan
John W. Lattimer
John N. Gatch
Dantel K. Harvey
Jerome Bloomer
Cary Hartman
A. G. Hubbard
Felicity Board of Education
John Pollock
Cortland
Louisa Bonnell
Mary Gibson
John W. Gibson
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