Ohio archæological and historical publications (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by F.J. Heer · leaf 275
e Word; second, the re-ception of unsteady characters. Most of the houses of the Society were now built, and manyof the conveniences known in that day, for a pleasant and easylife, were enjoyed by the community, even to many of its luxuries.Yet all this worldly inducement was insufficient to… … MEETING HOUSE (LOOKING NORTH). the Society proposed to use their peppermint and other oil millsfor the purpose of distilling apple brandy. The older and moreexperienced of the members looked with serious apprehensionupon the matter. It was abandoned. Cider was a common bev-erage, but afterwards was…
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