Fair Dates Heralded for Georgetown Exhibition
Fragments announce a local fair at Georgetown October 4 to 7 with stock and horse exhibits. Dentists, hotels, shops, and vendors in Batavia and Cincinnati advertise services and goods, including dress goods, stoves, and restaurant accommodations. The notice mentions a tax election board meeting in Batavia October 8 and an exhibit in the World’s Fair Woman’s Building featuring Dauphin County carved table pieces.
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Davouty County
Pennsylvania
Washington
Valley Forge
Independence Hall
Daupin County
Walker Hotel Ad Promotes Cincinnati Lobby Entrance
An ad from W. Rufus Walker, proprietor, invites friends and patrons to the Walker Hotel at Fifth and Race in Cincinnati. The notice highlights the Race street entrance and signals hospitality.
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Koun
Sixth Street
Cincinnati
D. Jos
W. Rufus Walker
World’s Fair notes and local notices linger in Batavia
A collage of items from Batavia and surrounding Ohio towns notes Emancipation anniversary reactions, a Goshen park baseball game, World’s Fair plans, building trades congress, and special trains. Local bids, church schedules, farm for rent, and notices on rewards, prizes, organ sales, and prominent visitors fill the page with community updates.
Clermont County social notes and visits from the Lebanon Star
The item chronicles visits and greetings among Clermont county and nearby residents. Ha Hamilton recovers from illness as friends gather. William Perkins returns from Washington D C after visiting Edwin. Kate Ma and others attend gatherings. Ella Williams returns from a five month Western States tour in good health. Dr. Bishop of Batavia visits Clermont county. Mr. Walker, ex mayor and Warren county auditor, is related. Mrs. Morse hosts a five o'clock dinner in Amelia with guests including Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Dean. The piece ends with an ad for Larrabee's Rheumatic Ointment from Winkelmann Brown.
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Kate Ma
Ha Hamilton
Toad Habene
William Perkins
Edwin
Washington D. C
Q. D. Sweet
Gertrude Moorehead
Manhattan
Kansas
8. Fison
T. L.wyatt
Roxey Ely
Bishop
Clinton
Warren
Williams
Husking Bee at Gregg Homestead Promises Largest County Social
The Gregg Homestead hosts an old fashioned husking bee on the 6th proximo with about 200 invitations issued and most accepted. Attendees anticipate a grand social event and banquet with top appointment quality and remarkable decorations to impress attendees and be remembered.
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Gregg Homestead
Milford and Batavia Club Tennis Match Ends Batavia Victory
The Milford and Batavia tennis clubs played the second in a best two of three series on Blanchard court Moorefield. Batavia clinched the contest after also winning the first game. Milford players Hawley Lloyd Brunson Woodward and Miss Hawley O Phern and Queal. Batavia players K Blanchard Nichols H Davis Swing and Miss Mabel Cowen. A large crowd observed the lively match on picturesque grounds. Final: Milford 3 Batavia 6.
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Milford
Batavia
Blanchard Court
Moorefield
Batavians
Messrs
Hawley
Lloyd
Brunson
Woodward
O’phern
Queal
Bataviads
K. Blanchard
A. Nichols
T. H. Davis
R.swing
Mabel Cowen
Davia and
Nichols
Brunson and Woodward
Swing
Blanchard
Local firm opens fine new stock in Batavia bargain sale
A Batavia ae firm announces a grand opening of a large stock fresh from wholesalers. The new stock includes under and outside clothing overcoats wraps and cloaks and is described as the largest and finest ever brought to Batavia. An advertisement with full details will appear next week.
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Batavia School
Loveland
Henderson
J. W. Carmichael
Batavia
T. H. Goff
Williamsburg
Ohio
Miles Bicking
WM. C
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Frank P. Hamilton
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H. Stirling Moore
D. D
Kline’s Block
O. Altf
Stewart’s Restaurant
W. Ath Street
Elm
Fred Schaffer
Dennis & Teasdale’s
Charles Ackerman
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J. Spencer & Co
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Tuk
Chicago
Tax Election Board
J. C. Fur
sepTti
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Walker Hotel
Brown County
the Browncoun
Dovis
Manhattans
Goshens
Goshen Ball Park
Stig
la Salle County
Mlinois
Esterbrook
Esterbrook & Co
John Street
Columbia
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F. M. FriHes
Laurel
William Roush
Moscow
Waterloo
John Poppe
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Gilmore
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Clermont County
J. F. Hill
Owensville
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Blanche Miley
Clermont
Texas
Adams County
John Carruthers
Lebanon
Moquette A
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Moquette
Quaker City
William and
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J. R. Woodlief
United States
Norfolk & Western
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Independence
Kentucky
Swift
Ripley
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Australia
Ite
B. F. Thompson
Des Moines
Iowa
John Bunn
PF. H, Vortkamp, Milfords
Irwin & Cobb
Willian
Winkelmann & Brown Drug Co
Baltimore
Maryland
Miss Hawley
Miss Cowen
Albert Owens
Winnebago City
Minnesota
Winnebago Press News
Owen
Miles
Kline
People’s Grocery
Mainst
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WM. L. Theis & CO
Grand Jury
Petit Jury
Wevis Kd
L. W. Hitch
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Frank Apple
Moorhead
William R. Walker
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Weil
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Callon
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Oshen
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Camore
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Walnut
Obetmatt
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Nike
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Dick’s
Ross
Monarch Corn
F. Harmeyer
Walnut Stree
Joshua
R. Gibson
Joshua R. Gibson
W. Fifth St
Plum and
Central Avenue
Broadway
JO. F. Thauwald
J. A. Oberhelman
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Slate
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F. D. Clarke
M. D
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Fay
McCullough Seed Co
Main At
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Wn Brothers Company
Greeny
Rochester
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Hillla Atand
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Hatavia
Figgres
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Ines
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