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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1886
Page
3
The annual meeting of Snow Lodge, F. and A.M., for dues payment and officer elections will be held Saturday evening, December 4, 1886, with Secy J.P. Marvin listed. Also included are assorted local notices about sales, fires, and upcoming entertainments and lectures in Harrison, Ohio, with mix of advertisements and event details.
Express trains arriving from the east at 9 08 a m and 6 00 p m. Accommodation at 7 05 p m and 11 30 p m. Sunday departures from Harrison at 8 30 a m and 5 20 p m with return arrivals at 2 40 p m and 11 17 p m.
Train service brief notes arrival from a distant route. Cincinnati Mail lists arrivals and times with sparse OCR text reading. Readers are advised to check official timetables for exact schedules and platform information.
Greatly Excited. Harrison citizens report friends deemed incurable by physicians have been cured by Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption. The remedy claims to cure throat and lung diseases including coughs colds asthma and bronchitis. Trial bottles free at A H Frost's Drug Store, large bottles $1.
Publishers offer a three month trial gift of The Home Journal magazine to readers who send their address and three 2 cent stamps. Regular price is $1.00, urging immediate address to THE HOME JOURNAL Buffalo NY.
Frank Schroyer spent the fore part of the week at Indianapolis. Miss Bonnie Bowles spent the latter part of last week in Toledo. Miss Annie Schott is visiting friends in Cincinnati and Newport. Miss Hattie Bailey of Cambridge City spent last Saturday here. The wife of Adam Foltz is quite sick with an affection of the stomach. Will Converse is here for a few days, fresh from Chatta nooga Tennessee. Miss Clara Lucker of Ludlow Grove spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Dr R L Thomas. Frank Haddock of Cincinnati has been here the past week, having a fine time among his old schoolmates. Mrs Wash Chambers of North Bend and Mrs Will Hooper of Walnut Hills spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs John Hooper. The sad news reaches us that the father of Mrs Anna Williams is lying at the point of death at his home in Shelbyville Indiana. Robert Keen's daughter Mrs Emer Carpenter is the happy possessor of a nice new baby that made its appearance a few days since. Chas B Scoville was here last Monday evening and completed the sale of his property G A Phifer being the purchaser. Consideration 2750 dollars. John Rager has been continued as a juryman during the December term but he will see that his customers are well supplied with milk during his absence. Chas Cone who has been at Charleston Illinois for the past year learning telegraph operating arrived home last one and will spend the holidays ere. Mrs W B Hays who has been here the past two weeks returned last Tuesday to her home in Columbus Ohio where her husband holds a position to the Penitentiary. Will Dochterman and sister Miss Maggie spent Thanksgiving with Miss Nellie Barrett at Oxford and had a first class time among their many acquaintances there.
Holiday books available at the News office. Thomas' Cough Syrup promoted for coughs and colds. The 6-2 Council plans to widen Dock and Mill streets. The M. E. Church choir prepares a Mt. Carmel concert to be held on the 11th inst.
Local notices report barley purchase at Tebbs Bros. George F Wolf recounts a veering incident by a saloon rambler styled as near assassination and self protection. Rev. William Carson begins sermons aimed at youth with a talk on amusements and dancing next Sunday. Frank S Davidson stars at City Hall Friday December 10 in Hans, the German Detective with reserved seats at J P Mettler’s.
Local ads claim strong sales for Dr King's New Discovery Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve with several cures of consumption in Rome. Also promoting Dr Marvin's Cough Elixir for twelve years, oysters by bulk, Columbus Buggy Co. vehicles, and a church sermon by A M Collins at the M E Church drawing a large audience.
Hard and soft coal and cord wood offered in any quantity to suit purchasers at the lowest prices. 37 to 8s. 7. Brackenridge.
A November 23 meeting in New Haven organized a Division of the Sons of Temperance with twenty six charter members. Officers named include W. P. James Agnew and W. A. Madge Hoon. the group aims to aid the innocent and the weak. A. M. Collins signs as D. G. W. P.
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