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Newspaper
Hamilton Examiner
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1874
Page
8
The court directs a sheriff sale by virtue of an order for sale issued by the Court of Common Pleas of Butler County Ohio. The sale details concern property near Silises City, Butler County Ohio as governed by the relevant court and sale provisions.
The Hamilton court docket shows John Baird pleading guilty to assault and pottery with a $200 fine. multiple defendants in breaking and entering, intoxicating liquor offenses, and assault cases receiving fines and short jail terms. Several defendants posted bonds. one indictment quashed for a technical flaw. Civil actions include claims on notes and due amounts.
Franklin County notices extol the Hamilton Machinery line including Steam Threshers portable and stationary, engines and saw mills. Endorsers report high output, efficient threshing in varied conditions, and pledge confidence in product reliability against rivals like Gold Medal and Ralston Vibrator.
Master Commissioner J Millskin sells at auction under a court order in Butler County Ohio a large property bundle. Lands include sections 15 and 5 7 in Fairfield township along the Miami River with leases to Joseph Hough and J Graham, plus a fractional section 14 and mill rights. Appraised totals reach $10 225 with a 9000 acre tract and 23100 acres for the larger parcel. Sale terms: one third cash, one third in six months, one third in eighteen months with interest and mortgage security. July 1 1874.
A sale ordered by the Court of Common Pleas of Butler County Ohio will occur at the Hamilton courthouse on a Saturday in 1874 between 1 and 2 PM. It covers part of section 31 in St Clair township with a described riverfront boundary totaling about 499 acres plus 10 acres carved out. terms require one-third cash on sale day, one third in one year, and one third in two years with six percent interest and a mortgage as security. Assessed value listed as 16 per acre. Allen Sheriff. Yhos Millikin, Att y.
Sheriff sale notice lists the property at the Cent House in Hamilton. It notes the sale to be held at the door of the courthouse with Obie and Schlotter as the parties involved. The fragment suggests a public auction process under common pleas procedures.
Tames Weir and others by the Court of Common Pleas of Butler County Ohio offer property for sale at the courthouse door in Hamilton on the order of sale. The advertisement sets the sale in accordance with the court directive.
Trains depart Hamilton every day except Sunday. Services include H. and D. R. R Nour H. Chicago Mugil Richmond Accom. Chicago Ex. The schedule lists departures to Chicago and Richmond with various service names.
Court orders sale of Lot 126 in Rossville Grow Ward Milton County Ohio. Property fronts 40 feet on Main Street and extends north to a alley, conveyed from George P. Jordan to Mary Clark, with appurtenances. Sold as property of Gad Pet fark by S. Gang & Co. for cash. Appraised at 150. Sheriff W. Lalles conducts sale in Hamilton Ohio on a Saturday in August 1874.
State of Ohio But Jer County Court of Common Views presents Patrick Blacker as plaintif against Eliza A Goudie and James W Jones. The petition seeks attachment on a note of five thousand dollars with ten percent interest from 1864 and attached real estate in Morgan and Butler counties as security. The clerk is notified the case will proceed if the attachment is affirmed by July 25.
State of Ohio Lut ter County Court of Common Pleas proceedings referenced, detailing court activity and docket elements within the public records. No specific case names or outcomes are provided in the fragment, but indicates official judicial actions and court jurisdiction.
Partial readable text shows a court partition sale notice with references to a lawyer and location. The fragment mentions a sale action and names a court, indicating a formal notice process and deadline in a placeholder town.
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