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sign of the weather.MERCHANT AND BENEFACTOR.louldthetr-Clemens Hellebnsk Dies at His Homed of r our’ theon Walnut Hills.The History of a Long, Honorable andMosby, se the list i within acomparedCharities,out those duplicatestop to t realized t that ihdiVseful Life.s notrozenationthat »emo-t theI thisn.Mr. Clemens Hellebush died at his home,at Dexter and Hackberry streets, at 8:30 lastnight. In his demise the eitv loses not only one of its most prosperous jewelers, but one of its best and most amiable citizens.red,”thereeach-ctor’sHis death has been expected for some days, but the bereavement is scarcely less severe to the family and numerous friends, which the character and disposition of fhe deceased won him'in life. vCfol' 1.way to rc check wl away. E1 revealed city were asked fo: absolute mined toabsolutel: minimum alarmists Mayor wanted iare:ouple It is ire toMr. Hellebush was born in the village ofBoeninghause, near Darme, Germany, December 18, 1832, and was, therefore, a littlemore than sixty years of age, . siWhen but fifteen years of age he left his native country and came directly to this city, where his brother Frank was alreadyas the pathese woabout it. in the Ct siders b«e can• sun-mper-i beenratureimedi-to runnd at in the 3y its s now :al for f they roceedial is-rning.s been?en re-i fromand:o Cin-wooly asmining t is not thare purrnewsmen delineatic In other the repunewspap* At thea busy omen em reported From tion thaia certaii man whlt;will go i6#go to S£who ma: a free luly sustal of the Iproporth and it 1cent, of hknds.tiality,iat weTHE LATE CLEMENS HELLEBUSH. teaching school, where he has since resided,lod ofgrow-and became an honored part of. the prosperity of the Queen Citv. Here he married Misssupple-ibeth Specker May 8, 1855, and the union was blessed with thirteen children, twelve ofnt, de- ^om aurvive. These are Clemens, jr., Al-d presest in-?d ve-n maytnufac-v’heeleder thee globe.'eat in-:o-mor-will betion ofI speed-ny hasnter ofesidentt night,[t wasmeagerle firstfas notth. Hisio hon-t Statebert, Joseph, Frederick, and Charles of the:«£• V. ■ r ' \' I :;*'- I *tV ■! f ^ . p ’1 ( - *1 '' '• :'/sons, and Mrs. C. C. Rickoff, of Ironton; Mrs. Frank W, Beitman and the Misses Amelia, 4tara, Liilie, Eleanora and Anf-tonietta. But one of the sons, Clemens, jr., is married. There are three grandchildren.In this City Mr, Hellebush entered into the jewelry business in 'the sixties with Mr. Theodore Oskamp, after teaching, and clerking with Storck Co., and J. L. Le Bou-tillier, who soon branched out, left his business to his brother, Clemens Oskamp, with whom deceased got an interest. In 1866 he started Into the wholesale business for himself at Pearl and Main, and in 1878 moved to the present large establishment.The career of Mr. Hellebush in this city has been characterized by a marked interest in the welfare of the city and a solicitude for the needy that won him many kind words and expressions of gratitude from the poor and distressed, to whose aid he ever lent a willing hand. As foremost in charitable movements he figured quite prominently as President of the St. Aloysius Orphan Asylum for a number of years and in a manner that brought credit and praise \xpon him-sel f.His habits of business wfere such that he w’as enabled to leave a fortune that- amply provides for his family, both in the way of life Insurance, a prosperous jewelry house, in which the four older sons are engaged, real estate and other pecuniary senses.The fatal disease was a complication of stomach ' troubles, which have affected himfor some time.The arrangements for the funeral have not been made as yet, but due notice will be given.The O]Third si day, fox Mayor’s there. 1cants wlt;pursued, indiscrir railroad: One ofw as Fna real lt;route tlt; had no The mawere sothe poirgeon ofappllcar be inflic His Ho with thlt;of the 1 Josepl had no get to Windy ten deg it is lvcases.house.Willi aw'ho ca back. ]sent th days. Louisleanedwife ax and hoi the sicl the litXV {Ufa lt;
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Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Cincinnati, Ohio, US
Wed, Jan 18, 1893
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