Social notes from Harrison area visitors and residents
Miss Lulu Harding of Cincinnati visits Ada and Tenie Mateen baughs. Rev L E Brown and wife visit the parents of the latter at West Elkton. Mrs Alice Elliott and child return to Terre Haute Ind. Miss Ida Hollowell home from Delaware for vacation. Prof E C Ellis attends Alumni reception. Maude Cone teaching at Wyoming was here. Will Cone was here. Ella Campbell guest at Smear Case Heights with Mrs Joe Clippinger. Emily Griffith of Broken Bow Neb visits Mr and Mrs M W Fox at Braysville. Clara Frost leaves for Springfield to see Maude Moler ill with measles. Harry Campbell and Lou Hob son attend United Brethren picnic at Woodsdale Island. Capt George Adam represents Knights of St George at RC Knights convention in Ft Wayne. Joseph Gunekle of Dayton guests Geo B Tebbs. Harrison praised as residence city. Hon Wm Ritchie of Hamilton visits, leaves machinery in thin section. his son accompanies him. Nellie Webb arrives from Atlanta to rest and regain health. parents to visit soon. All men with interest in Harrison urged to attend Board of Trade meeting tomorrow evening for important business. Wim Campbell of Alexandria Va visits and is entertained by Rose Howells. returns home Tuesday.
Baby born to Harvey White with Dr Grubbs officiating
Last Thursday evening a baby girl was born to Mr Harvey White and the event was officiated by Dr Grubbs. The item notes a stop for John Hauck's Golden Eagle Beer at the Central Hotel and advertises dress goods sale by L D McGowan offering flouncings plaids stripes checks and white dress goods at surprising prices.
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Harvey White
Dr. Grubbs
John Hauck
Golden Eagle
Central Hotel
Joan B. Cheetham
L. D. McGowan
Peter Everts Announces Ten Cent Bar Special
Peter Everts declares he will not play second fiddle and offers large seconds for five cents over this bar, signaling bold pricing and confident stance to patrons.
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Peter Everts
Kickapoo Company to Spend Weeks in Hamilton
The Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. left last Monday for Hamilton and plans to stay several weeks or perhaps all summer. Campbell offered five cent schooners at his saloon and is now a prison attraction. Joe P. Mettler, secretary of the Water Light and Power Company, has full control of the plant and is authorized to conduct all business for the Company.
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Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
Hamilton
Flugh Campbell
Rock Bottom
Ina
Joe P. Mettler
the Water, Light and Power Comply
Pioneer Sarsapariita Advertised As Pure Cure
An old advertisement touts a saparita product as the greatest blood purifier and cheapest treatment, claiming economy and virtue. It sells for fifty cents per bottle through Will Yeager at 615 My customers and Dr. R. L. 81. JOHN, Howland, Mo. endorse Chamberlain's Gough Remedy as dependable, quick acting, and safe.
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Will Yeager
Dr. R. L
John
Howland, Mo
Will Aoe
Ger
Beer delivery and ice service offered by Frederick and Voss
Henry Adams Brewery agents in Cincinnati announce prompt beer delivery for parties and picnics. Special attention to gatherings. Ice also furnished at low figures.
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Henry Adams Brewery
Cincinnati
Frederick & Voss
Lubricating and Machine Oils Offerings by Anthony and Williams
Anthony and Williams advertise a mammoth stock of lubricating and machine oils. The listing highlights a wide range of oil products and related equipment for industrial use.
Fifty Cent Pioneer Sarsaparilla Ad and Farm Notice
An advertisement touts Pioneer Sarsaparilla for fifty cents, credited with blood purification and vitality. It also features Will Yeager selling the remedy near Avoca Nebraska and a farmer Will Westlake recovering from a sulky accident after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm, with endorsement from J. J. Lagrange.
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Wm. Westlake
Avoca
Neb
Chamberlain
J. J. Lagrange
Drugeist
Will Yeager
Footwear Sale Announcement by Anthony and Williams
A local shop advertises a complete stock of footwear for men women and children offered at 25 percent lower than competing outlets. The notice emphasizes discount pricing and urges readers to compare prices at Anthony and Williams.
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Anthony & Williams
Habit of taunting Al Crets angers mayor and marshal
The article notes that persons who taunt Al Crets risk facing Mayor Graft as Marshal Love vows to end the disgraceful habit, signaling a crackdown on public teasing and harassment.
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Marshal Love
Pearl Gatherers at M. E. Church on Children’s Day
Children’s Day services will be held next Sunday evening at the M E Church with the play Pearl Gatherers. Leading roles will be portrayed by young ladies from the Sunday school in a community program.
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M. E. Church
Fishermen's Luck On A New Trenton Trip
A party of young men up near New Trenton enjoys an old fashioned fish, said to have the usual fisherman's luck. The crowd includes Charley Starr, Harry Starr, Will Crrets, John Fischer, Bert Slete, and Lou Hollowell.
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New Trenton
Charley
Harry Starr
Will Crrets
John Fischer
Bert Slete
Lou Hollowell
Electric lights offered free wiring under contract
Notice urges residents and businesses to act at once to get free wiring under a 300 light contract. J. P. Mettler is the contact secretary for placing orders. The German Protestant Church re elected Rev. Edward Frommel as pastor for another year, its fourth consecutive year.
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J. P. Mettler
Edward Frommel
Frommel
Flood Damages Farmers Along Jimison Creek
A disastrous flood swept Jimison Creek last Saturday causing heavy losses to farmers two miles south of town. Water entered Chris Holden's house destroying cellar goods and much furniture. A barn on Charles Rachenbach's farm was washed away and several vehicles were swept downstream. It marked the creek's highest level in years.
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Jimison
Chris Holden
Charles Rachenbach
First Step to Nervous Prostration Nerve Tonic Ad
The ad touts Electric Bitters as the exact remedy for restoring the nervous system. It claims improved appetite, digestion, and liver and kidney function, promising surprising results. It instructs to try a bottle priced 50c at Huber & Shefton's Drug Store.
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Huber &Shefton
Finest on Earth Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton R R promo
The Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railway advertises itself as the premier line offering perfected safety vestibule traffic with various car services between Cincinnati Indianapolis and Chicago. It highlights through reclining chair cars and sleeping cars, asserts broad reach to many cities, and urges readers to buy tickets reading C. H. & D. through Cincinnati Indianapolis or Toledo.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
R. R
Indianapolis
Chicago
Cincinati
Keokuk
Springfield
Ill
Louis
Lima
Toledo
Detroit
Lake
Canada
Ohio
Reard
E. O. McCormick
Two Cottages for Rent by W Anthony Agent
Real estate notice lists two cottages for rent by W Anthony Real Estate Agent at Central Hotel. Contact details not provided.
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W. Anthony
Pioneer Sarsaparilla and local hardware ad copy
An advertising item promotes Pioneer Sarsaparilla at fifty cents claiming dramatic cures and urges readers to buy from Will Yeager. Also mentions hardware outlets W. W. Davison & Son and Schneider & Co for Snow Ball flour, urging price and quality statements to attract customers.
John Ragar Welcomes Baby and Blessings Rise
The weather shines and business grows as John Ragar celebrates a new girl baby born last Friday at his home. He hoped for a boy but accepts the happy arrival with good humor and optimism.
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John Ragar
John
George Briggs Seeds Unusual Berry Display in One Patch
Last Tuesday George Briggs showcased a mixed haul of blackberries raspberries and strawberries all grown together on one plot. He attributed the unusual yield to McKinley noting the simultaneous fruiting when the varieties appeared together.
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George Briggs
George
McKinley
Children’s Day Observed at M E Church in New Trenton
A large audience attended last Sunday morning’s Children’s Day service at the M E Church in New Trenton. Choir singing was praised as well above average and organizers earned high credit for the well managed, gratifying exercises.
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New Trenton
M. E
Backlen Arnica Salve for All Skin Ailments
Backlen's Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, saddle rashes, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions with a guarantee of satisfaction or money back. Price 25 cents per box, sold by Huber & Sefton.
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Huber & Sefton
Blacksmith Saves Girl With Cholera Remedy
Minnie Carney neared death from cholera morbus when blacksmith Charles J. Newcomb crossed four miles through storm to fetch Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. A half teaspoonful restored consciousness and life, with rapid recovery. The medicine is sold by Will Yeager.
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Minnie Carney
Chas. J. Newcomb
Chamberlain
Will Yeager
Fine Kentucky Horses For Sale In Indiana Stables
Three Kentucky horses offered for the season at a New Trenton Indiana stable. Young Signal priced at 40 dollars, Kentucky Hambletonian at 10 dollars, Black Cloud at 8 dollars to insure live cost. Prices aimed at broad accessibility. farmers urged to inspect before buying elsewhere. Ad proprietor F B Fields. Also medical note on corn and bunions treatment with Chamberlain Pain Balm sold by Will Yeager.
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Kentucky
New Trenton
Ind
Young Signal
Kentucky Hambletonian
Black Cloud
F. B. Fields
Will Yeager
Consumption Cure Offer From Rochester Physician
A retired physician claims a simple vegetable remedy can cure consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and all throat and lung ailments and a radical cure for nervous debility. He will mail the recipe free in German French or English to all who request it by sending a stamp and naming the paper, W A Noyes 20 Powers Block Rochester NY.
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East India
Miuil
W.A. Noyes
Rochester
New York
National Tribune to feature church leaders series
The National Tribune will publish a series on the condition and prospects of major churches in the United States. Contributors include Cardinal Gibbons, Bishop Newman, Bishop Coleman, Rev H. M. McCracken, Rev Edward Everett Hale, Prof E J Wolff, Rev J N Whitgon, and Rev Robert S McArthur. Subscription price is one dollar a year with three months at 25 cents.
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the National Tribune
Washington, D. C
Great National
Roman Catholic Church
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
John P. Newman
Protestant Episcopal Church
Leighton Coleman
T. D
Delaware
Presbyterian Church
H. M. McCracken
University of the City of New York
Unitarian Church
Edward Everett Hale
Evangelical Lutheran Church
E. J. Wolff
Gettysburg Seminary
Congregational Church
J. N. Whitgon
The
Trinity Church
New York City
Baptist Church
Robert
Partition notice in Vincent suit in Harrison Ohio
Andrew J. Vincent and William C. Vincent sue Henry C. Vincent and others for partition of real estate in Harrison Hamilton County Ohio. Describes two parcels in Crane addition and Mary Rittenhouse addition with bounds. Defendants must answer by July 11, 1891. failure means allegations will be taken as true. Attorneys: Geo B. Goodhart and Matthews Cleveland. Harrison Ohio May 21 1891.
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State of Ohio
Hamilton
Andrew J. Vincent
Henry C. Vincent
Heary C. Vincent
Guilford
Dearborn County
Indiana
Bartlett Vincent
Leavenworth
Kansas
James Vincent
Calais
Maine
Saran J. Kitchell
Heyworth
Ill
Samuel Lloyd
Ellya Irwin
Rachel Winn
Mary DeArmond
Arcola
Douglas County
Iainois
Angeline Hammon
Lebanon
William Co. Vincent
Sarah Campbell
Eliza Livy
William Lloyd
Harrison
Hamilton County
Ohio
Crane Et.al
Vilage
William T. Lloyd
Solomon Biddinger
Mary Rittenhouse
William T. Liegd
David Merring
Snewer
Andrew J. Vincert
William C. Vincert
Geo. B. Goodhart
Matthews
Cleveland
Harrizon
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Pullman
NYW
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Wagner Flor
Pliman Palace
Wagner
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Harrison News
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St. L. Railroad
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Paursday
Richard Arnold
Kinfolke
Lulu Harding
Ada and
Tenie Mateenbaugh
L. E. Brown
West Elkton
Alice Elliott
Child
Terre Haute, Ind
Ida Hollowell
E. C. Ellis
Ella Campbell
Smear Case Heights
Joe Clippinger
Emily Griffith
Broken Bow, Neb
M. W. Fox and Family
Braysville, Ltd
Clara Frost
Maude Moler
Harry Campbell
Lou Hobson
United Brethren
Woodsdale Island
George Adam
Knights of St. George
Ft. Wayne
Joseph Gunekle
Geo. B. Tebbs
Wm. Ritchie
Scar
Nellie Webb
Atlanta
Board of Trade Rooms
Wim. Campbell
Alexandria
Virginia Midland Railroad
Rose Howells
Sharkey’s
News Office
California
Sharkey’s Grocery
M. Supplee
Oxien
Dora Walker
Market Street
Harrison, Ohio
Shropshire
D. W. Swales
Bricht, Ind
Garside
Catholic Knights of St. George
Covington
Newport
Cheetham
W. W. Davison & Son
Union Mills
Sarsaparilla
Cours of , Common Pleas
Char Hanne
Hay Lion Dinwatson de i
Geo. A. Phifer
Dr. Marvin
Walnut Street
R.ef
Henry Siete
John H. Ragar
City Hall
A. F. Burk
Pozzoni
Sausa Ie
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the National Bakery
Paine
Graia’ Eners
Pete Cundurial
John Z. Penny
Southwestern
R. Ri
Washington
Baltimore & Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Zanesville
Wheeling
VA. Driven
W. Peabody
O. P. McCarty, Gen’ Pasa. Ant
Frost
Wall Paper House
Realstate Agfa
Me. W. Anthony
LAP Dusters
Widmann Bros
Market and Walnut
Ferd
Widmann
Valley House
Harris Co
Soa Ae Kocher
Decatur, Springfield and
Findlay
Lake Regions
Parker
Chair Carson
Points
M. D. Woodpford
Gen. Man. G.P
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Moerlein’s
Anthony Kocher
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