Ohio regiment events and will disputes on Mound Street
Evening exercises in Arthreanion feature speeches songs and dancing with General Hayes Pratt and Dena Piatt present. The Browne widow plans to ignore her husband’s will and claim one third of the estate. Executors Mansfield and Karr pursue office destinations. The Gamette reports coal stocks afloat and in yards around Cincinnati and Covington, totaling about 1,199,000 bushels with portions already claimed. Exposition attendance was modest but sports were strong, summarized next.
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Tae
Thirty-fourth
Ohio Regiment
Arthreanion
Wreck’s
Hal Om Mound Street
B. B. Hayes
Banders Pratt
Dena Piatt
Samuel J. Browne
D. Mansfield
John Karr
Meeby
Covington
Ohio River
Pittelurg Coal
Floral display awards announced at exposition show
Visitors from Dayton Columbus Lexington and Indianapolis toured the exposition. The floral display in Hall gallery eclipsed all prior efforts with a large judging list naming winners such as Thos Knott & Son and J Cook & Co for best display and workmanship. The West floral display is set for Friday with wreaths and prizes from $4 to $16.
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Dayton
Columbus
Lexington
Indienapolis
We Hall Gallery
Jackson & Co
Thos
Cook & ‘Mo' Pines
Critebell
Gardiner & Co
Local Briefs Include Court, Club, and Wedding News
A Pullman official Mr H I Billings is in town on road business. A skiff capsized with two men and a load of wood was reported near the river. A man named Waters was fined $25 for disturbing religious worship, later dismissed. A Grant and Wilson Club event at the Courthouse will feature speeches by Harvey Myers and Charles Eginton. Miss Clara Dekins and Mr Henry Traceywere married at Taylor Street M E Church in Newport.
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Crelosk
Waters
Grant and Wilson Club
Harvey Myers
Canadate
Congress
Huon
Chas. Eginton
Taylor-street
M. E
Greeley Club endorses officer and local events in Covington
The meeting of the Greeley and Brown Club of Covington pledged unqualified support for a club president’s fair leadership, praised his integrity, and urged cooperation to build the organization. Local incidents include a damaged Madison street flag, a drunken man saved from the river, a serious injury to James Early, and court transfers in Kenton county. The Kenton chancery court adjourned to Monday, and a Covington German money order office opened. Frank F. Dean offers fresh peaches and fruit for canning.
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Greeley and Brown Club
Cincinnati
Greeley Club
Kentucky
Newport Greeley Club
Vee Greeley Club
Ent
Madison Street
Greeley and Brown
Esis
Ohio River
Scott Street
James Early
Chancery Court
Kenton County
Mark Mundy
Catain J. W. Leathers
Preston Child
Kenton
Covington
Pike Street
Kentucky Central Railroad
Police Court Records Reveal Assault and Theft Incidents
In East Sixth Street case Thomas Mitchell, a saddle colored deck hand, broke into Louisa Mitchell’s room and attempted to cut her throat. Louisa’s arm saved her, Mitchell sent to the Workhouse for a month after pleading extenuation. Other cases involve Amanda Russy and Attie Clash, plus earlier fines for a L M A R dispute. A noted medical aside discusses flies spreading disease in smallpox.
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Stravs
Thomas Mitchell
Louisa Mitchell
East Sixth Street
Louisa
Rittweger
Thomas
Alehes
Illiam Huhey
Adams County
Amanda Russy
Bucktown
Rittmeyer
Amanda
Attie
Thomas Rein
Thomas Burns
Coss
Auction Sale of Wilcox & Gibbs Double Thread Machines
The Wilcox and Gibbs firm offers a sale of 400 double thread sewing machines at 43 West Fourth Street tomorrow at ten o clock. Machines come from part payments for new models and include many near new items. Buyers are urged to inspect with a catalogue and note the exchange policy if a machine fails to meet expectations. After the sale the firm returns to private sale of traded machines.
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Wilcox & Gibbs
West Fourth Street
Messrs
Teaz
Wilcox & Gibbs Lewin
Keel Jer
Cies
Aia
Market summary from the Daily Marreet Review 1872
The document outlines broad commodity prices and demand for staples such as flour, cheese, rice, coffee, and eggs. It notes dull business in grain markets, steady or firm prices for many items, scarce eggs with strong demand, and cautious buying across fruit, molasses, oats, barley, and provisions. Local and river shipments influence values. prices vary by quality and origin.
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Youghiogheny
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Rio
Java
Adige
FOS Tee
Apa
Pew
Mar
Kentucky
New Orleans
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Exposition Park Yesterney
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Short’s Station
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Erie
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Newport
Frank F. Dean
Wanut Street
M. Kietzinsky
Nature
Daily Marreet Review
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Sam
Shayne
Fweed
Fifth St
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Fourth St
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Fahnestock
G. Q. Colton
Sai
Fuller—Trester
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J. F. Loyd
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Wamsutta
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Gincionat] Type Foundry Co
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Lee Ao
State OF Ohto
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Eames
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Bay Third Street
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New York
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Save Segoma Pean
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Fifth
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R. R
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Main St
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III
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Tro Oka Ped
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Anepee Doster
Hays & F
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Om Bs
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Pattie
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Weeve Demon
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Theresa
Johanus Fentye
Biiiou
Willie Gaylord
la Vn
Helene
Venturoli
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Aiiovelaiie
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Black Creek
Pike’s Opera-Hou
Robert McWadee
Rip van Wirkle
Rip van Winklee
Church
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Walnut Street
J J. Butler
Sycamore Street
U. S@s
Valiey
Water Works Bonds
American Exchange Beek
Board of Trustees
Tenry Barnghaw Cc
Whitehead
Richmonds Rs Cin, Q
F.M& W
Neason Street
N. Yettering
Jesse EY
Stude 2
Maples & Co
Allen, Michigan
Perry David Pain Killer
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