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The History of Warren County Ohio |
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and dedicated by the plat. The residence of Hon. Benjamin Baldwin was near this place. BLACK HAWK. MIDDLEBOROUGH. PLEASANT PLAIN. This village is on the Marietta & Cincinnati R. R., and is the principal station on that road in the township. Pleasant Plain has two churches, a hotel, by J. M. Fox; a general store, by Peter C. Spurling, Esq., and a drug store and grain warehouse. This is the chief shipping point in the township. The only steam flouring mill in Harlan Township, erected by W. H. Greeley, Esq., about 1861, and now operated by Mr. Stewart, is located here. LEVEL |
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