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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1894
Page
3
A note mentions a large holiday goods stock at Rupp's in Harrison, with details of arrivals and store hours. It also advertises an oyster supper at Mt Hope Church next Wednesday the 19th and the Findeje Club drama Above the Clouds during the holidays with a large cast.
The Presbyterian Vocal Society ends the year with a Musicale at Mrs. Dair’s residence on Thursday evening and a New Year’s Eve ball scheduled in Dearborn Hall. Managers include Clint Waltz, Wm. Walker, and Sam Lanane. The notice also highlights Albert W. Biddinger as sole financial interest in the newly opened livery stable at John M. Schreyer’s old stand, with his ad appearing in this issue.
Advertises a 46 acre farm owned by Mrs Louis Rosenfelder for rent one mile north of Harrison Ohio Call FRANK EPOWLFS Harrison Ohio The note adds Rev J M Land conducting protracted meetings in Lyne Indiana with anticipated success and Marshal Livingston enforcing quiet at religious gatherings to quell disturbances.
A very interesting and profitable meeting was held last week at Bright led by Rev. Wm. Carson. Every service drew large crowds, a deep religious feeling was stirred, and the outcome proved satisfactory to all.
On the evening of the 20th instant Charles Flowers will present the Christmas Carols at the U B Church in New Haven under the auspices of the U P C U. Admission is 10 and 15 cents. The Cleves Review to be launched next week with Bro D B Sherwood at the helm and weekly trips promised.
Rev RE Rust D D new presiding elder of Cincinnati district will preach at the Methodist Church next Sunday at 10 30 am. The pastor will preach at night. Also notices a fifth wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs E B Mighells at their Street Avenue Dayton on the 17th with a whist party. A child treated with Chamberlains Cough Remedy for croup after two doses the child slept through the night. Resor Barrow sell 25 and 50 cent bottles.
Mrs. Maria Royse dies at 90 in Baltimore after brief illness. Clint Swall returns home from Longview in improving health. Frank Arnold and Albert Turrell stay home for holidays, not returning until January. Mrs. Lena Sturm visits with her two children, formerly resided here. Billy Wilsop recovers from bilious illness. Robert Sterne moves near Perrine’s farm. Thomas Cloud and family relocate to John Street, Perrine crottages. child recovering from croup. George A Brouner of Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company visits Harrison weekly. Mrs. Jennie Webb to spend holidays with Jones family. editor and Atlanta journalist.
Advertisement by W. W. Davison Jr proclaims aggressive discounts on Cook and Heating Stoves over the coming weeks, claiming close times force prices below cost to astonish customers.
I have purchased a new outfit of livery vehicles and the best Hive stock. The public will find what they want at the old stand of J. M. Schreyer, one door west of Ebertz Hotel. Horses boarded by the day or week. Call and see me to hire or for boarding. Albert W. Biddinger.
A local grocery announces doors open from now until the end of January at William Appiarius shop near the Central Hotel. No further details are provided.
A vintage advertisement touts Siven picture services and a 3 dollar deal on 20x24 cabinet photos from Moeller and Fischer, alongside claims of Chamberlain's Pain Balm offering prompt relief for rheumatic pain and possible long term cure with continued use, sold by Resor and Barrow.
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases said to be cured within six hours by the New Great South American Kidney Cure. The remedy reportedly relieves pain in the bladder kidneys back and all urinary passages for both sexes and stops water retention almost immediately. Sold by J P Marvin Harrison Ohio. 0-26-47
December 11 1894 Avonton reports G A Roser attended a Lawrenceburg teachers institute. Wm Schmidt of Cincinnati visited. Mrs Wm Phillips of Drewersburg visited with daughter Mrs Frederica Roser and Minnie Kirk called on Miss Estella Moffit of Snow Hill. Dan Wolf of West Harrison spent time with brother George. Preaching at U B Church next Sunday at 7 pm by Rev Houston. Bessie Stephens and Ivy Doty who studied at Moore's Hill expect to return home late this week.
Local items report Amos Passmore moving to Mt Hope and Albert English to stay with aunt Mrs Barnett for winter. Quail law set to expire next Saturday. Mr. Davis of Hamilton visited, and Rev J W Flory led the funeral of Miss Susie Hey at Mi ami. Christmas plans grow for Sunday schools and the Harrison News appeal.
Latest styles and prices very low at Mrs Kate Cheetham's. Call and see our late arrivals in all kinds of millinery as o 6 goods.
An old newspaper ad touts Moeller and Fischer offering 99x24 Crayon and a dozen Cabinets for 3.50 with first class warranty. It also promotes John Fischer repairs on boots and shoes, promising good work at fair prices and money saved by using his services.
Corbin offers latest frame styles in white and gold and can make frames to any size. He stocks pastel paper oil cloth wire nails and easels made to order. Call and examine his samples at 2411 Cor Market and Vine Harrison.
Rebecca Wilkinson of Brownsvalley Indiana reports three years of nervous distress and digestive illness that Drs failed to relieve. After one bottle of South American Nervine she claims complete cure and endorses the medicine as the grandest in the world sold by J. P. Marvin in Harrison Ohio.
The State Commander from Lincoln, Nebraska reports that after trying many medicines for a stubborn cough, Dr King’s New Discovery cured it in two days for their two children. Lionel F. W. Stevens endorses it, noting guaranteed relief and free trial bottles at Resor Barrow's Drugstore with regular sizes priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
A massive liquidation sale by F Holbert Co to close in 10 days. Stock moved to the six story building at Fourth and Race in Cincinnati and offered at one third of appraised value with ironclad guarantee. Men’s, boys and children suits and overcoats priced low. sale begins Saturday December 15 at 10 AM. no entry before opening. excursion rates available.
A cheap tonic promises to rid a person of taste for alcohol within twenty to thirty days. Two to four drops in tea or other drink three times daily makes intoxicants repugnant to heavy drinkers. Can be administered without patient knowledge. Mailed for $2. Address 42.
Christmas and New Year gift ideas at Brunst & Viel include clothing accessories and baskets of groceries. Also mentions two dollar whisky at Ebertz Hotel Hart, and a Mystic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia promising relief in 1 to 3 days from J. J. Marvin, Harrison.
Mr Fred Miller of Irving Texas reports long standing kidney pain and bladder issues. After trying many so called cures he used Electric Bitters and found relief at once. The drug claims to aid kidney and liver troubles with quick effect. One trial proves it. Price 50 cents for a large bottle at Beers Barrows Drugstore.
A historic patent remedy advertises English sSpavin Giniment that removes hard and soft lumps from horses and cures splints ring bone and sprains with claims of saving $50 per bottle. Sold by J. P. Marvin druggist in Harrison with warranty of being the most wonderful blemish cure known.
The parties are required to answer on or before January 26 1895 or a judgment may be entered against them. Margaret J. Biddinger.
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