Typhoid death, reunion plans, and church events noted
Gorge B Goodhart reports his brother in law Dr Tudor died of typhoid fever in California. Tillie Wostenholm works at the eppli office. A large Union soldier petition was presented and a Sunday observance at U B Church drew crowds. The Ex-Prisoners of War reunion is planned for Da on the 20th and 21st with a strong program. The German Protestant Church hosted Children day services, with high attendance. The Cuvier Club picnic has been postponed and a sham battle is planned for a later date drawing region residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorge B. Goodhart
Tudor
Saeles, Cal
Mth
Card of Thanks and reminiscences of a veteran
Jed and family extend thanks to neighbors and all who aided during sickness and death of beloved mother. Special thanks to Presbyterian Vocalists and floral tributes. A former furniture factory worker and long-service veteran, John Schindler, recently retired after four years in the army and ten more on the frontier. He pays fines of 28 dollars monthly and enjoys greetings from old friends as he settles back among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed
Bks
Wenge
Schindler
Frank Branst
S Weidishofer
Enzebert John
Grande
Bom
Davison Jr Hardware Faces Slump in Local Trade
The six month period has brought dull times to local business houses, with Davison Jr Hardware reporting unprospering sales. Cash sales fell, customers scarce, and dead stock lingered, though the firm remains one of Honor County’s notable and trusted merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison, Jr
Square
Honor Country
Memorial Thanks From John I. Post 204 G. A. R.
On behalf of members of John I Post 204 G. A. R. thanks are given to all who aided Memorial. L Tufts and the Presbyterian Vocal Society provided admirable music and the Trenton Band donated freely. Every effort contributed to making the occasion memorable and deserving credit to all who helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John i
L. Tufts
Adiie Presbyterian Vocal Society
Trenton
Whitcomb and Cincinnati guests visit local families
Miss Lide ae from Whitcomb Ind hosted by Miss Grace Perrine. Miss Ella Skidmore of Cincinnati visited Dan H Jessup’s family. Mrs O R Williams and children return from Shelbyville. Pearl Tatum nee Arnold of St Louis visits her mother for weeks. Will DeArmond and family pass through for a brief visit near New Haven. Allen Hifner suffers sciatic rheumatism. Mr Loper of Fairfield visits Mrs Goodwin and the Doctor. Harry Campbell attends Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge in Springfield and visits Dayton relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Tatum
Arnold
St. Louis
Harry Campbell
Springfield
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
Whitewater Lodge
Flo
Dayton
Vote Bonds and Local News at Brunst & Viel’s Post Office
Citizens are urged to support the bonds and back the factory while obtaining the weekly News at the Post Office and George Ashby’s Dan Yeager store. A rumor says Dick Hobson left the Rooster for the Eagle, but the tale is likely unfounded as he is said to be too old for new pastures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ashby
Dan Yeager
Dick Hobson
George Burkwein Weds Miss Sarah Jane Smith in Parsonage
George Burkwein and Miss Sarah Jane Smith married last Tuesday morning by Rev. Carson at the parsonage. The couple reside near Bright and good wishes are sent. A Strike Committee warns carpenters and mill hands to stay away from Cincinnati due to an ongoing strike. At the Ohio State Teachers Association meeting in Delaware from the 26th to the 20th of this month Prof. A J Gantvoort will discuss qualifications of the public school music teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burkwein
Sarah Jane Smith
Carson
Bright
Cincinnati
Henry Silbernage
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Delaware
A. J. Gantvooft
Clock Factory Promise Sparks Town Boom
A new clock factory is expected to boost the town economy by creating jobs for idle workers during construction and after completion, with improvements anticipated for local mechanics and laborers as employment opportunities expand.
Land sale in Logan township changes hands to Josephine Singer
A forty two acre tract in Logan township formerly owned by Henry Eilers and running a saw mill on the premises was sold last week to Josephine Singer for five hundred fifty dollars. The title lists Rose Eilers and Jas O Grubbs as former owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Township
Rose Eilers
Jas. O. Grubbs
Henry Eilers
Josephine Singer
Welcome to the New Clock Factory Doors
A local call urges embracing a planned clock factory seeking entry. Supportive residents say the business would bring jobs and economic activity, and deserve a fair chance to open. Community leaders stress orderly permitting and responsible growth.
Fourth of July Celebration Promises Grand Brookville Display
Brookville prepares for a big Fourth of July festival with two months of fundraising by the Scottis Gaul Picts. Indiana and Ohio speakers will attend to deliver classic speeches. Fireworks will be grand, funds are raised for the display, brass bands will perform, and many attractions are planned in Brookville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firookville
Indiana
Ohio
Old Brookville
Obituary of Catharine Faaver Hopping in Harrison News
Catharine Faaver Hopping born July 8 1818 died May 31 1894 aged 75 years 10 months 2 days. Married February 7 1837 to Robert Hopping they had nine children six sons three daughters. Survived by husband one brother one sister four sons twenty one deceased children four great grandchildren and many friends. Early believer and last surviving charter member of Church of Christ organized near Miamitown circa 1833 funeral held Saturday at 0 o'clock conducted by Rev C A Freer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Faaver Eee
Robert Hopping
Church of Christ
Miamitown
C. A. Freer
Water show thrills at the Zoo with Captain Whistler display
The Zoo presents Captain George Whistler's water show which opened last Sunday to eight thousand spectators featuring a Monitor and Merrimac battle reenactment and a Boyton style walk on water. A balloon ascent by Prof Hanner and a Bellstedt Ballenberg band concert follow in the afternoon and evening with daily performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
George Whistler
Monitor
Merrimac
Bellstedt-Ballenberg Full Miliband
Captain Whistler
Beleneds- Belewe Or
Spring and Summer Dress Goods and Brunst and Vicl Ad
Advertisement urges savings through Spring and Summer Dress Goods and Brunst and Vicl noting fair treatment of customers. Mentions numerous for rent signs around town and predicts they will vanish once a new clock arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunst & Vicl’s
Warning to Boys About Stone Throwing at Park Corner
Notice from Park Commissioners warning boys to stop throwing stones on the Park grounds at Water and Hill streets. Violators will be prosecuted. marshal will arrest offenders. A reward is offered for information leading to arrest and conviction for park damage. Signed J. F. Hares William DAtir F. Hollowell. Park Coms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water
J. F. Hares
Datir
F. Hollowell
Park Com’s
Beautiful Spring and Summer Millinery Now In Stock
Mrs T B McCafferty unveils spring and summer millinery with harmonizing colors and the latest styles. Call early to choose from a full stock and let Miss Moltie Linegar assist with style and price. Also selling Nortons and featuring the best Two Dollar Whisky at the Ebertz Hotel in Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. McCafferty
Moltie Linegar
Ebertz Hotel
Harrison
Dental Work Sale by Dr F C Goodwin in Walnut Street
For thirty days Dr F C Goodwin offers artificial teeth from four to eight dollars with best sets at eight dollars, fillings from fifty to seventy five cents, gold fillings from one dollar, extractions twenty five cents, and free when replaced. Gas or vitalized air eases extraction. Office at residence opposite Burk's Livery Stable No 8 Walnut Street. Don’t miss this chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Goodwin
Burk
Walnut St
The Best Salve for Cuts Bruises Sores and So Much
An 19th century style advertisement promises a salve that cures cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains and more with a money back guarantee. It claims satisfaction or refund and lists the price as 25 cents per box with seller Resoro 25-43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resoro
Mystic Cure claims rapid relief for rheumatism and neuralgia
An advertisement touts a Mystic Cure that supposedly heals rheumatism and neuralgia in 1 to 3 days. It promises immediate disappearance of symptoms after the first dose, cites four benefits, and lists J. P. Garvin, a Harrison, Ohio druggist, as the seller for 95 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P.arvin
Harrison
Remarkable Blemish Cure Sold in Harrison Ohio
After az. TH Vile RAPARRIASETIL pay ll hard, sort of calloused lumps and blemishes from horses, brood spavins, curbs, splints, sweeney, ring bone, stifles, sprains, all swollen throats, covighs. Save $50 by use of one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful blemish cure ever known. Sold by J P Marvin druggist Harrison O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raparriasetil
J. P. Marvin
Harrison
Free Trial Bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery
Those who have used Dr King’s New Discovery know its value and those who have not now have the opportunity to try it free. Call on the advertised druggist and get a trial bottle. Send name and address to H E Bucklen & Co Chicago for a sample box of New Life Pills and Guide to Health free. Guaranteed to do you good at Resort Day’s Drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Chicago
Special Election for Park Land Purchase in Harrison Ohio
Electors in Harrison are called to vote on July 2, 1894, from 6 AM to 4 PM, on purchasing a 10 acre tract for park use adjoining the village. Ordinances 84 and 85 set the terms, with a purchase price of 12,500 dollars, as agreed with landowners. Signed by Mayor Bowles and Clerk McCafferty in Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Hamilton County
Ohio
Bond sale for Harrison Village park land proposed
On Monday in July 1894 the village of Harrison Hamilton county Ohio will issue bonds totaling 12500 dollars to fund the purchase price of a park land tract. Ordinances 1y 5 and 64 as amended govern the action. Publication and legal formalities complete as of May 28, 1894. E D McCaff435? Mayor Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Hamilton County
Ohio
Park Peras
E. D. McCaffeltty
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Ancis Hollowell
Notary Public
Harrison, Ohio
Hot Springs, VA
Itanfort
Gene Sital
Virginia
Peover
Papolis
F. F. W.” Lineter
Springs
K Musical Echo CO
Duililing, New York
Cttr
Pead
BIG Four
Martin
SER Passeeser Aoe
St. L
Oar Coal
Livingston
Wen
City Hall
den Nead
Bruner & Viel
Phaeton
Margare Jackson
Tillie Wostenholm
U. B
Stonemsson
Sadeich
Cuvier Club
Lide Ae
Whitcomb, Ind
Grace Perrine
Ella Skidmore
Dan. H. Jessup
O. R. Williams
Shelbyville
Ind
Will DeArmond
Lady
New Haven
J. K. Witters
Anthony Kaneas
Gus Zimmerman
Mr. Withers
Mrs. Zimmerman
O. BR. Williams
Thorntown
Ed. Curry
Allen Hifner
Brunst & Viel’s
The
Harrison News
Cincinnati Zoo
Kucklen
Worris
veTsicn
Io Money Co
Aes
Ballard
Market St
J £. Saaigis
Dr. Marvin
Tiger
Thomas
Bevis Bros
Frarrison
Ccnic
McCormick Machinery
Lanrost
Insuresa
J.C. Bevissi
J. P. Mettler
J . T. Penny
Saler
Street
Henry Slete
Undertaker
and Ermbalmer
A. F. Burk
Harrison Buggy
Dair Bros. Mill
Dair Bros.’ Mill
State Street
J. H. Penny
WH. Baughman
Penny & Baughman
Kew
V. Davison, Jr
E. 3d St
Walnut Street
Fef
Burke
H.C. Arn
Jamer mi
Son
Joseph Baon Jos
Rawson & Sons
David B. A
Procter & Gambie Co
F. Evans
P. Anderson
American Cotton 07 Co
U.S. Baking Co
Ecipiter Holterhof
W.C. Biles
John L. Stettinius
Longworth Estate
W. Smith
Sac Kien & Co
G. W. Pohlman
Columbus
Png
S of Cincinnati
Marvin
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