United Brethren Open Conference in Batavia
The Batavia conference opens under pleasant conditions with many German divines in attendance. Rev. J. G. Luechaner presides at the service, welcomed by Rev. Fritz and Rev. Sick, with poems by Ella Halbhisch. Ministers discuss evangelizing large cities and church work begun years ago in Batavia. Bishop J. Dickson to preach next Sunday. list of attendees includes pastors from Cincinnati, Toledo, Dayton, Cleveland, and others across Illinois, Indiana, Nebraska, Kentucky, and Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Luechaner
F. Schwab
Chillicothe
Ohio
Ella Halbisch
A. Schreidat
Cincinnati
G. Fritz
J. Sick
J. Moeller
Batavia
C. Streich
Ministerial Association
A. Schraidt
W. Assel
Jacob
Pharaoh
J. Bremer
J. Ernst
Presidia
UC. Streich
A. Sehmidt
J. P. Mosshammer
B. F. Fritz
Toledo
John
Cleveland
Q. Brnst
Harrison
Scholler
Dayton
J.G. Lucer
F. Mersgelder
Waverly
J. Assel
Danville
Ilinois
A. Schmidt
J. Siék
J. Morler
Zanesville
V. Assel
Indiana
G. Schgpidt
Newport
Kentucky
M. Bussdicker
H. Frank
Dunlap
Southwestern Ohio Press Association Adopts bylaws in Cincinnati
The Southwestern Ohio Press Association met at the Palace Hotel in Cincinnati last Wednesday to finalize organization by adopting a constitution and bylaws and elect officers. President W. M. Sanford, Vice President R. W. Smith, Secretary David M. Tarbell, Treasurer I. W. Baldwin, Directors A. E. Locket, R. W. C. Gregg, and W. V. Weldon elected. Next meeting set for the third Friday in November with quarterly sessions starting the first Friday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Ohio Press Association
Palace Hotel
Cincinnati
W. M. Sanford
R. W. Smith
David 8. Tarbell
I. W. Baldwin
A. E. Locket
R. W. C. Gregg
W. V. Weldon
Farmers Meeting Planned at Boston Fair Grounds
Next Saturday morning October 5 at 11 o clock Clermont county farmers hold a meeting on the Boston fair grounds. Topics concern farmer welfare and citizen interest with promised presence from 8 H Ellis State Grange master W H Lakins Ohio Farmers Alliance president and E C Ellis. Albert Frazer chairs urging full attendance to organize and act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Boston Fair
H. Ellis
State Grange
W. H. Lakins
Ohio Farmers’ Alliance
E.C. Ellis
Boston Fair Grounds
Albert Frazer
Epoch of Health Restored by Electric Bitters
Aware of a lasting sickness ending in renewed vigor, readers hear of Electric Bitters praised as the great alterative and tonic. It claims relief for kidney liver and stomach ailments old or new. Sold at 50c and 1 per bottle at W. R. Walker's Batavia and J. B. Walker's Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Walker
Batavia
J. B. Walker
Williamaburg
Beagle Hounds Show Finest Litter In Bethel Area
A. F. McCall of Bethel owns a remarkable beagle litter praised for intelligence and temperament. The article extols beagles as affectionate hunters, clean in habit, and ideal for families, noting their black and tan color and distinctive soft bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
A. F. McCall
Bethel
Fourth Quarterly Meeting of Clermont County Pomona Grange
Clermont County Pomona Grange holds its fourth quarterly meeting at Mt. Carmel Grange hall on Saturday October 12 at 10 am. Morning session covers business and degree work with the gastronomic degree conferred at noon. Afternoon program includes Declamation Reading Music discussions and a farming topic. All fourth degree members invited to attend afternoon meeting open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Pomona Grange
Mt. Carmel
Bro
E. F. Whippy Pooiuuer
Caroline
J. R. Kyle
Grange What the Grange
D. Whippy
Feagan
M. Boyce
Jesus Won
N. A
E. Durham
Sorey
Grange
J. M. Boyce
Fatal fall claims Mrs. Emmeline Edwards in Plainville visit
Mrs. Emmeline Edwards of New Richmond died after a stair fall while visiting her brother James Muchmore in Plainville last Tuesday afternoon. She fractured her neck in the descent and died almost instantly despite aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmeline Edwards
New Richmond
James Muchmore
Plainville
Ohio Train Thief Flees After Handcuff Break on Moving Car
A Tennessee officer and William Ramsey from Brown County rode aboard a C G P railroad train. Ramsey, famed for horse theft, requested to use a closet, vanished from view when handcuffs were removed. No trace of Ramsey or his harness was found at Amelia or beyond, prompting Brown County horse owners to secure stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Mollyneaux
William Msey
Brown County
Ramse
Russelville
Indiana
Ramsey
Ohio
Amelia
Rumsey
Mr. Rumsey
Molleyneux
Tuk Best SALvEE for Skin Ailments Advertised in 19th Century
An advertisement claims Tuk Best SALvEE treats cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and other eruptions with guaranteed satisfaction or refund. Priced at 95 cents per box and sold by W R Walker Batavia and J B Walker Williamsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuk
W. R. Walker
Batavia
J.B. Walker
Williameburg
Wind Experiments and Gossip from the Texas Siftings
A column of lighthearted anecdotes and social notes surveys wind curiosities and weather musings, humor about old years, and a long stretch on manners and town life. It includesGovernor Foster on Sioux commission tales and a critical view of youth employment and education in Batavia, capped by a note on a book designed to aid memory and reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Times-Star
Bacon
Held by the Enemy Batavia dramatic society stages a civil war tale
The Batavia Histrionic Society presented a ten night military drama, Held by the Enemy, with battle scenes and a court martial. Cast members Miss Blanche Kennedy Miss Florence Bicking Allen Cowen Milt Kain Miss Emma Glancy Allen Glancy Jamieson and Tamer Glancy delivered strong performances as generals officers and lovers. Col Prescott wounded by a siege ends with marriages between rebel ladies and Union lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia Histrionic Society
South
Rachel
Col. Prescott
Bean
Rachely
Blanche Kennedy
Florence Bicking
Allen Cowen
Milt Kain
Emma Glancy
Allen Glancy
Messrs
Jamieson
Tamer Glancy
Oscar Lindsey
Col. Prescot
Miss Glancy
Rem and Lane Stage Realistic Casemate Explosion Scene
The scenery by Rem. Lane and the mechanical effects by A. B. Stymiets and J. W. Lane delivered realism as crowds witnessed a casemate explosion. Orderlies Will Stirling Ed. Rush and Joe Fairman performed well as memories of past battles stirred old soldiers. Mary Cowen directed the fine music with assistants Mabel Cowen. The production is praised as exceptional and likely to tour cities, possibly around Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rem. Lane
A. B. Stymiets
J. W. Lane
Messrs
Will Stirling
Rush
Joe Fairman
Mary Cowen
Mabel Cowen
Frye's Fracas at Ripley Ends in Fatality and Arrest
A stabbing and shooting affair at Ripley on a Saturday night left Frye dead after a confrontation with Deputy Marshal Long and Chief Thompson. The victim, J. P. Parker, owner of the Phoenix foundry, was severely wounded and may recover, while Frye was captured, escaped, and shot by officers. Frye died Monday after expressing remorse for the crime fueled by liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
J. P. Parker
Phoenix Foundry
James Parker
Congress
Morey
Frye
Parker
Chief Thompson
Marshal Long
Long
Second Street
Fayetteville and Boston Nine Play Scout Game at Park
A baseball game is set for Saturday afternoon October 5 at Boston ball park between Fayetteville and Boston nines. First pitch scheduled for 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Ball Park
Fayetteville
Boston
Georgetown to connect road with Sardinia for bonds
Ohio and Northwestern promoters offer to link Georgetown with their road by a junction at Sardinia for 15000 of Georgetown bonds. No payment until completion, sixty days from date. Georgetown stands to gain standard gauge connections to Batavia Cincinnati and other key points within the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Northwestern
Georgetown
Sardinia
Tge
Batavia
Cincinnati
Soldier Victor Hugo Smith Receives Pension for Mouth Disease
The veteran Victor Hugo Smith has been awarded a pension for disease of the mouth. He expresses gratitude to Uncle Sam for kind remembrances of his faithful service and notes his disability does not render him incompetent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Hugo Smith
Mr. Smith
Sam
Market Report from Bodmann Warehouse on Leaf and Lugs
In Cincinnati on September 28, 1859 the weekly market showed broad weakness except for fine leaf and colorful lugs which sold strongly at full prices. Red leaf and medium grades weakened early in the week, then firmed on Friday. prices cited include varied bird counts and multiple fractional rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Dr King’s New Discovery Praised by Clergy and Circus Leader
Rev F M Shrout of Blue Mound Kansas reports his lung disease improved after using five bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery and gaining weight. Arthur Love of Love’s Funny Folks Combination endorses the remedy as effective after trials and evidence. Available in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Shrout
United Brethren Church
Blue Mound
Kan
Dr. King
Arthur Love
Love
Funny Folks
W.R. Wal _tagia
J. B. Walker
Williamsburg
Prospecting for Elk Lick gold continues in hillside tunnel
Arizona duo Baldwin and Jennings pursue gold from Wood and Iuen farms in Elk Lick hills using pincering methods. They have bored forty feet, finding float gold in worn gravel and plan to inspect Sunfish mountains for a possible fountain head, with potential heavy machinery if results prove favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Lick
Paldwin Sod Jennings
Arizona
Woods Farm
Iuen
Sunfish Mountains
Adams County
Teachers Organize Township Association in Mt Washington
The Anderson Ilton county teachers met at Mt Wet building on Saturday September 21 and formed a Township Teachers Association. J G Morehead led the meeting as founding president with officers elected including W A Maddox secretary and Boe Maddox treasurer. The group plans quarterly sessions and monthly fourth Saturdays, with music and suggested by law drafting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Greener
Department of
Mt. Washington
Chour
Villa Solo
Leona Fisher
Morehead
Hai
Roudebush will probate outlines eleven bequests
The will of the late William Roudebush was probated yesterday detailing eleven items. It leaves the Oscar Clark tract to Elizabeth Roudebush, provides yearly support, specific gifts to grandchildren and Mary Cowen, a family monument fund, and finalizes debts and residuary provisions with all prior wills revoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William’ Roudebushh
Beegins
William Roudebush
Elizabeth
Oscar Clark
Frank
Milton
W. R. Medaris
Frank Roudebush
Mary Cowen
Wm. Roudebush
Earl Roudebush
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United Brethren
Man Divrines
Beagle Hounds
Clermont Grangers
ING
C. G. & P. Railroad
Bucklen’s
Aknica
Campbell
Joseph Biking
Seite
Wesley Peninsl
Stat
Peoria
Charles Foster
The
Courier
Sioux Commission
Far West
TIMES
Batavia Sow
MONEY
Bodmann Warehouse
Mr. Tuen
Prohibition
Dinwiddie
Pbung Men's
Prohibition League of Ohtoy
Court House
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