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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1894
Page
3
Local notices report varied topics from bonds and rents to business ads and weather. Mention of a new clock project, sign removals, and expected growth hints at a booming town economy with residents urged to vote bonds and support commerce.
Next Monday evening Rockdale residents will host another festival with Miss Emma Grace of Cincinnati and the Har Mandolin and Guitar Club providing musical entertainment. Ice cream berries and other delicacies will be served for a good time.
W H Broomaer of Harrison Ohio advertises 26 years in the grain business and offers new Peerless machinery with a money back guarantee. He states readiness to provide high quality work at competitive, consumer friendly prices to inform and serve the ing community.
Fragmentary report states a small animal arrived at a brother's farm near burg a few weeks ago. It later fell ill and died after Scott retrieved it. Cause unknown but likely stress or illness from the trip.
On June 23, 1894 at 20 o'clock on the Harrison andville turnpike premises I will offer for sale to auction the slaughter house by Albert Loos with one acre of ground. Slaughter house is in good condition with good connections. Sale cash on day of sale. W. Anthony, Auctioneer.
A reader describes Ben’s forthcoming meat shop opening next Saturday the 16th, showcasing a large oak front refrigerator with plate mirror, sliding sides, and freezer, asserting utmost cleanliness, good weight, and reliable service for customers at Valley Market Street one door east of Valleyson Market.
The church will start a youth sermon series titled Joseph the Spotless Young, Absalom the Fast Young, Young People and Our Daniel the Uncompromising, and Esther Which More Queenly. Rev Tufte delivers the theme Sunday morning with music and a 6:30 program. all are invited.
Inez Huber died of consumption at home in Cleves after illness since last Christmas. Daughter of Louis Huber she had many attending mourners from nearby towns. Local mourners included Katie Ragar Minnie Dazer Helen Stella Rourke and Josephine. Distanced attendees listed as Peter Huber Ind Mrs Mary Myers bier Tillie Will Myers jr Huber Mrs Lou Ruckel Mr and Mrs Im Addyston Mrs Ed s Grove Mr and Mrs New Trenton Mrs A Mr Carmel Mr and Mrs leckel Dry Ridge.
Clark Littrell and Herschel Hawk visit relatives in Madison and New Haven while Peter Lang and family tour Cincinnati kin. Cincinnati visitors include Dr. Rh L. Thomas and Greensburg native Alice Fisher. Various trips to Indianapolis, Winchester, Hamilton, and Alexandria mark the week, with health checks and family gatherings noted.
In the hot weather a threshing machine engine was sold last Tuesday by W. H. Biddinger to Frank Beaver of Oldenburg Indiana. The item sale notes reflect busy farm activity as corn grows and weather turns summer-esque.
The new clock factory will bring town growth and provide jobs during its build and thereafter. After erection, surrounding improvements will create steady work for mechanics and laborers in the area.
The Black List notice warns all persons contacted by Francis Hollowell, Collector, that unsatisfied accounts must be paid by June 30, 1894 or they will be listed for publication on the Black List.
We thank everyone for their kindness during my mother’s illness and at her death. Such generosity is rare and will not be forgotten by us.
The New Trenton Band will hold a strawberry and ice cream festival next Saturday evening in New Trenton. They expect a large crowd and a lively event. The festival is a worthy community effort and invites people from the surrounding area to participate.
The Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway offers an attractive list of summer resorts reachable via its lines. Before choosing, ask a B O S W agent for a copy or write O P McCarty, General Passenger Agent, St Louis Mo.
The Harrison merchants pledge to serve the public with first class work and fair pricing. They state they will not engage in cutthroat or cheap “John” work and aim for honest, substantial business in the future.
The Cincinnati Zoo opens a lively summer with the Bellstedt-Ballenberg full Military Band giving grand concerts on Tuesday and Friday evenings led by Mr. Herman Bellstedt. Visitors are urged to attend as the Fourth of July celebration promises to be the town’s most magnificent yet. The season also hosts outings by numerous societies churches and Sun day schools with German Kindergartens holding their annual outing and a grand band concert on Saturday.
The work on Penny and Bauzhman's new wagonette by A. W. Mott is described as quite artistic with different colors creating a charming effect.
The Harrison Fruit and Packing Co. will receive bids for tin or iron covering of the old foundry adjoining the canning factory, with the committee reserving the right to reject any and all bids.
F C Goodwin expresses gratitude to the National Insurance Company of Cincinnati and Dr J P Marvin for prompt loss adjustment after a fire last Saturday. He also commends the fire company for its quick response to the call.
June 14 1894 notice offers thirty day sale of Ladies low cut shoes with 10 to 15 percent cash discounts. Huge Tan shoe stock advertised as best bargains, J F Haigis located near Citizen's Bank Harrison Ohio. Includes political prompt urging bonds and notes about News distribution at local post office and Dan Yeager's store.
The electors of Harrison Ohio will vote at the village polling places on Monday July 2 1894 from 6 AM to 4 PM on a proposition to appropriate and purchase a 10 acre tract for park purposes adjacent to the village. The purchase price is 12500 dollars, per Ordinances 84 and 85 adopted May 8 and May 16 1894. Dated Harrison May 28 1894. Thomas Bowles mayor E D McCafferty clerk.
On Monday July 24 1894 residents of Harrison village Hamilton county Ohio vote to issue and sell bonds totaling twelve thousand five hundred dollars to fund immediate payment for a park land purchase per Ordinances 84 85 adopted May 8 and May 1894 published as required by law Clerk seal.
Mountain Lake Park Maryland offers 800 acres of glade near the Aeghenies with pleasant temperatures, lighted hotels, first class boarding, cottages or rooms from reasonable rates. All Baltimore & Ohio trains stop at the park. agents of the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railway can provide train times and rates.
English spavio Liniment removes all Hard Soft or Call lamps and Blemishes from horses Blood Spavins urbs Splints Sweeney Ringe Bone amen Sprains all Swollen Throats Coughs etc Save 50 by use of one bottle Warranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known Sold by J P Marvin draggist Gari
An old newspaper notice touts a Mystic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia claiming radical relief in 1 to 3 days. It removes the cause and disease quickly with immediate improvements, offered at 95 cents by J. P. Marvin, a Harrison, Ohio druggist.
Advertised remedy Electric Bitters is touted as a pure medicine curing liver and kidney diseases and purifying blood. It claims to remove pimples and boils, drive malaria, and treat headaches and indigestion with a guarantee of satisfaction or money back, priced 50 cents to $1 at Resor Day’s Drug Store.
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