Local notices and ads from Brookville 1894 unfolds
A fragment from a Brookville issue notes church services canceled at Pres- bys next Sunday morning. Advertisements tout latest fashions at Viel’s and fresh groceries for cash. A sale at News office and a Presbyterian Vocal Society concert loom, with possible invitation acceptance. Insurance payout to Mrs Kate Chetram for a house fire. also news of Mrs John Matsenbaugh Jr injured by an iron accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teed Presbyterian Vocal Society
Cbaret Pele
Brookville
Social Roundup of Visitors and Local Residents in Harrison
Indianapolis resident Roy Barneck visits here this week along with Miss Sallie Schneckenberg a stenographer and many others from Indiana Ohio and Michigan. The column notes weddings travels vacations and greetings including Miss Katie Rohs in Cincinnati Mrs Anna M Meyer in Cincinnati for a wedding and Mr Col Rev R A Longman visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Schneckenberg
Mabel Pierce
Akron
Carrie Kindt
Westwood
John T. Penny
Anna M. Meyer
Cincinnati
Katie Rohs
Yetta Yeager
Will
Walnut Hills
George Knopfle
Newport
Edith Tompkins
Madisonville
Peter Ebertz
Tuesaday
St. Leon
Ind
Ebertz
Jennie Colt
Corrinne Tebbs
Lawrenceburg
Dona Tebbs
Dayton
Laura Brickley
Far West
California
Denver
R. A. Longman
U. B. Church
Oterbein University
Carrie Schott
O. R
J. W. Meeker
del. Marshall
Mt. Auburn
Chas. Kinsey
Wyoming
Roy Tebbs
Roy
Woodward
Albert Terrell
Joe Francis
Michigan
Richard Ball
New Trenton
Lawsuit Seeks $100 On Account In Frazier Case
John Ingle sues James Frazier for $100 on account. Constable Applegate attaches a stallion at Elizabethown owned by Frazier to satisfy the claim. Esq Bowles to hear the case next Saturday at 9 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ingle
James Frazier
Constable Applegate
Elizabethtown
Frazier
Esq. Bowles
Public Schools Schedule Next Year After Short Break
Public schools ended last week for summer vacation and will resume on the first Monday in February. The past year proved successful with progress attributed to the efforts of Ellis and the corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fember
Ellis
Aggressive Christianity joins church series for youth
The M. E. Church outlines services with Rev. G. Ults leading. At 7 30 p m Absalom the Young Man will be the second in the series aimed at young people. Meeting times include 6 30 p m for early gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Bg Hae Me
Ufts
Ming
Absalom
Festival at Rockdale Church draws social and financial success
The Monday evening Rockdale Church festival attracted attendance and raised funds. The Harrison Guitar Club provided music, pleasing attendees and contributing to a snug sum for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockdale
Ree
Harrison i Guitar Club
Crosby Township selects teachers for next year
The Crosby township School District announced its teaching assignments for the upcoming year. Preston, Wm. Campbell, Igewwood, Greenly Hann, Mt. Hope.arry Lemon, Shaker District. Mrs. Wood are named among the educators to lead classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilkenny
Crosby Township
Preston
Wm. Campbell
Igewood
Greenly Hann
Mt. Hope
Arry Lemon
Shaker District
Wood
Miss Pearl Campbell in Connersville Hushed by Consumption
Miss Pearl Campbell formerly of this place but now in Connersville is gravely affected by consumption. Her severe illness follows overwork in millinery and dressmaking and the strain of constant close application to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Campbell
Connersville
Charley Keen
Tra
Morning sermon on His Armor and prudent advice
Fragmented local notice covers a church morning subject on Christian armor and prudent counsel. It notes Rev C A E will continue the general theme with a specific focus, invites all, and mentions a community event involving the Binder device and farm testing by Arnold and Aug Viel among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian
Amalier
Brockville Fourth of July Celebrations Attract Big Parade
Citizens celebrate in Brockville with a grand Fourth of July event featuring speeches by notable locals, a large parade, brass bands, and fireworks. Funds raised will support future celebrations and community attractions. Attendees expect one of the finest displays yet in this era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockville
Old Brookville
Local Harrison Firm Promises Quality Services At Fair Prices
A Harrison business states it will seek Republic patronage and deliver value by providing first class work at affordable rates. The firm aims to attract town residents with reliable service and honest pricing, targeting widespread local support.
News Weekly at Postoffice and George Ashby Store
The NgEws can be had each week at the Postoffice, and of George Ashby, at Dan Yeager's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
George Ashby
Dan Yeager
Nowlin Family Thanks for Kindness in Illness and Death
Henry Nowlin and family express heartfelt gratitude to friends for untiring kindness during their wife and mother Mrs Mary A Nowlin's long illness and in their bereavement at her death. Bright Indiana, June 18, 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Nowlin
Henry Nowlin
Bright
Ind
Black List Notice for Delinquent Accounts
Notice to all persons that have been notified by the undersigned business collector that failing payments by June 30 1894 will result in returning the accounts to the Black List for publication. Francis Hollowell, Collector. Also an ad from W H Bropincer Harrison Ohio offering threshing services with a new Peerless machine and guaranteed first class work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Hollowell
Slaughter House and Ground Auction Near Harrison
Public auction to sell the slaughter house owned by Albert Loos and nearly an acre of ground, located one half mile north of Harrison on the Harrison and Brookville turnpike. Ice house connected, both in good condition. Terms cash on day of sale. Auctioneer W Anthony. Also an advertisement for Mystic Cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia, 95 cents, sold by J P Marvin, Harrison, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Harrison and
Brookville
Albert Loos
W. Anthony
J. P. Marvin
Harrison, O
Summer Resorts On B and O S W Rail Lines
The Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway mails an attractive list of Summer Resorts accessible via its routes. Before you decide, consult a local B O S W R agent for a copy or write to O P maoterts General Passenger Agent St Louis MO. 636 English spavin Liniment claims to remove hard or soft lamness blemishes in horses and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railway
O. P. Maoterts
St. Louis
Mayor Bowles Court Sends Drunk Citizen Fine
A citizen faced Mayor Bowles for intoxication and was fined $5.30. The note warns to avoid the Mayor's court. Also mentioned is Jack Northcutt's wife passing through by train to Christ's Hospital in Cincinnati, weak with nervous prostration, daughter of E. K. Rockafellar of New Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowles
Jack Northcutt
Christ’s Hospital, Cincinnati
E. K. Rockafellar
New Trenton
Hatcis Shoes Sale and Whisky Offer at Harrison
During the next thirty days J F Hatcis in Harrison offers ladies low cut shoes at 10 to 15 percent off for cash and a large tan shoe stock in all sizes. Ad claims best bargains and notes location one door west of Citizens Bank. Also promotes two dollar whisky at the Ebertz Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebertz Hotel
Harrison
Ohio
Insurance Companies
Columbus
Cincinnati
Wide Awake Gallery Offers Cabinet Photos At One Dollar Per Dozen
The Wide Awake Gallery finished eight dozen Cabinet Photos on Wednesday after producing negatives on Tuesday. Open for inspection by any first class artist to judge for a cut throat cheap John gallery. They announce six months rent paid in advance and pledge to stay. New departure for 10 days. negatives retouched in Cincinnati by a top retoucher. Expect upcoming, quality work within 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Cincinnati
Electric Bitters claims broad cures and guarantees
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a pure medicine that cures liver and kidney diseases, clears skin afflictions, drives malaria, and treats headaches, constipation, and indigestion. It promises satisfaction or money back, with prices at 50 cents and 100 dollars per bottle at Resor and Day's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resor & Day’s
Mountain Lake Park Resort Highlights and Rates
Mountain Lake Park sits high in the Alleghenies offering healthful scenery and 800 kg of forest. The delightful park features electricity powered amenities, first class hotels, and weekly board from seven to fifteen dollars. Furnished cottages and rooms available. trains stop via Baltimore and Ohio. Contact superintendent L A Rudisill for hotel details and train times. O P McCarty, General Passenger Agent, St. Louis, is listed for railway inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleghenies
Baltimore & Ohio
L. A. Rudisill
Mountain Lake Park
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railway
O. P. McCarty
St. Louis
The Best Salve for All Ailments Advertised
An 19th century advert promises the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. It is sold by Resor Day for 25 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resor & Day
Harrison Village to vote on park land purchase in 1894
Electors in Harrison Ohio will vote on July 2 1894 at usual polling places to approve spending 12500 dollars to buy a 10 acre tract adjoining the village for park purposes. Ordinances 84 and 85 authorize the sale and terms with owners, published as required. Mayors Bowles and McCafferty sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Hamilton County
Ohio
Homas Bowles
E. D. McCafferty
Bond Vote Proposed for Harrison Park Land Purchase
Citizens of Harrison Ohio are notified of a 6 PM and 4 PM voting window to decide on issuing bonds amounting to 12500 dollars to fund the immediate purchase of land for a park. Ordinances 54 and 8, adopted May 8 and amended May 18, authorize the measure, with publication per law. May 28, 1803. Mayor E. D. McCaffrey.
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Ideisor
Dr. 3. W. Leahy
Arrison
Hollowell
LAY Public
West F
Toledo
Detroit
Pen Aine
Nion Station
Cincinnat de Made
Houthwestern R. R
the Harrison News
Ebrroz
Coal of
Livingston
New Star
Cholera Morbus
Pres- Chure
Brounst & Viel
Go & Viel’s
Insurance Company of North America
Kate Cheetram
Coss
John Matsenbaugh, Jr
Roy Barneck
Indianapolis
Chas. Gray
Detroit, Mich
Dave Gray
South
Death's Door
Christian Church
Arnold
Viel
Jacob Morgan
B. Girton
Walter A. Wood Reaper
rTny
Sol
Mr. Gold
Cuvier Club
Republic
Aeen
W. H. Bropincer
Harrison, Ohio
Deering
Itox
McCormick Machinery
Ter
Thomas
Onio
Py. Marvin's
Insurance Company
Fir Insurance Company
J.C. Bevis
J. P. . Mettler, Hak
J. T. Penny
State Street
EO. W. Arnold
Walter Hartpence
Electric Bitters
The
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Household Money Co
Walnut Street
Bucklen
WoTrose
W. W. Davison, Jr
Hawilton County
E. D. McCaFr Ferry
National
H. C. Arne. Treas
Little Miami
R.r.co
James M. Glenn
Wm. Glenn & Son
Joseph Wor, Jos Weon
Benj.f. Evans Banner Pack & Prov. Co
Anderson, American Cotton Oil Co
John L. Sthuinius
Longworth Estate
David B. Gamble
Procter & Gambie Co
Perin Langdon
U.S. Baking Co
Godfrey Holterhoff
W. C. Biles & Co
Ss. W. Smith
Henry Stix
Fox, Krouse & Co
G. W. Pohlman
Is P. Marvin
Henry Slete
Undertakers
A. F. Burk
Dai Bros. Mill
Oair Bros.’ Mill
Winn
J. H. Pense
WM. Baughman
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