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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1902
Page
8
Our stocks feature premium makers in medium and heavy weights. Those seeking luxury will find refined styles while shoppers chasing comfort at a minimum price can select from a wide, desirable range.
The Clermont Courier lists ads and notices from Batavia Ohio and Cincinnati. It mentions Browning King Co corner Race and Fifth streets, sales campaigns by Rapp Bros, Foley’s Honey and Tar cures, Dr John Bunn & Son apothecary, and updates on residents including Mr and Mrs E B Holmes, Peter Waesner, and Well Dickinson. Market notes cover tobacco and poultry receipts, with prices and weekly averages. Police and obituaries not indicated.
Edward Peterson of Williamsburg won a prize in a festival visitors guessing game and received $25. Hattie Manning of Felicity won $5. The column also mentions visits to Columbus Xenia Dayton, plus medical ads for Foley's remedies and notes on local court actions in Brown County including Tom Moore's indictment matter and release on bond.
At the association of naval veterans gathering at the G A R encampment in Washington last week W Scott Smith secretary to General Hitchcock of the Department of the Interior was re elected Commodore commanding Smith, a Batavia boy by birth, has lived in Washington for many years.
The Clermont County Teachers Institute program for Felicity this Saturday features morning devotional exercises at 10 o clock and an afternoon session at 1 15 with papers on the high school work and teacher roles. The Courier notes a Ripley Bee visit and announces the Milford Enterprise Publishing Company reorganization with Dr Con W Gatch taking the editor chair.
An advertisement claims a home treatment called the Home Gold Cure can cure alcoholism without public exposure. It asserts alcoholism is a disease, offers painless at home dosing, and promises dramatic changes in thousands of drinkers. The offer includes instructions, worldwide shipping for one dollar, and confidential correspondence.
The Miami Valley Medical Association opened a two day session and banquet at the Leve land, continuing today with a program of minutes, president’s address, case reports, reminiscences by charter members, and papers on medical progress, liver syphilis, nasal diseases, child health, and other topics. The Waldo hotel banquet occurred Tuesday at eight o’clock with no closing time advised.
Joseph Thalman, long in charge of Williamsburg schools, has been appointed principal of Ripley schools with a higher salary and has resigned his Williamsburg post. He is regarded as a leading, studious educator and begins in his new role immediately. Also a notice seeking trustworthy managers for a Chicago firm offering $18 weekly, expenses advanced, with payments weekly.
Auction style notice lists Hickory Wagons from STIR1LING & MoORE Batavia Ohio and Hoosier Drill plus Capital Brand Wheat Grower Fertilizer from Rapp & COYLE. Also advertises a 50 acre Batavia farm with house and stable on a turnpike, suited for truck farming or dairying, offered at a bargain with easy terms. Send inquiries to BOX 200 Batavia Ohio.
I Kaufman announces relocation to 804 East Pearl Street Cincinnati offering a full selection of wines and liquors for family and medicinal use in any quantity. French Mustard also available for purchase.
Rapp and Coyle of Batavia Ohio advertise an overstock sale offering 500 sets of carriage buggy cart and light wagon wheels from four to eight dollars a set. Odd wheels priced the same. February special.
Bowling Green man says Doan's Kidney Pills cured acute back lameness and headaches after kidney symptoms. He reports positive results and urges others to try the remedy sold at all drug stores for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo, N Y distributes the pills.
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