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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1888

Page

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Mixed results mark Clermont County spring election sweep

Ohio voters across Clermont County favored Republicans in Williamsburg and New Richmond and produced mixed outcomes in Loveland Batavia and other townships. Batavia mayor and council led Republican tickets with close clerk and treasurer races while several townships shifted with mixed or Democratic wins.

Clermont County Williamsburg New Richmond Loveland Batavia T. P. Breeding L. D. Manning G. H. Kain E. W. Buvinger C. S. Griffis Wendell Kline J. Johnson Messrs. W. H. Baum Bantam D. Hillin H. D. Ely Batavia Township Ely Davis Amelia Duckwall Ohio Township George Hausermann Lewis White Louis Golsch Nick Yeager New Richmond Corporation C. W. Short C. T. Bainum F. F. Talley Tom McClellan Bourbon J. A. Jones N. H. Haywood J. C. Boeidel W. B. Applegate Branch Hill William Hutchinson James Creager Milford A. J. Sweet Newberry Edwin Davis R. J. Martin Frank Hill Milford Corporation M. D. Conrad George W. Dennison M. H. Soth Charles Adams, Jr Albert Iuen S. A. Weat Jacob Ackley L. B. Buckingham Jacob Schafer H. G. Murphy John Guilday D. W. Murphy A. B. Applegate B. F. Wayne J. M. Cooper J. L. Brunson Loveland Corporation Council Con W. Gatch Georg A. McNutt D. K. Peterson R. D. Sharp Henry Deel George Hutton Homer McLean A. J. Peterson T. R. Hartman J. P. Frazier Cornelius McCollum J. H. White O. G. McCollum Edward Canter School Board J. J. Holden L. H. Zimmerman

Mt Carmel Teachers Meet Hear Dr Hancock and Aid Picnic Plan

Mt Carmel March 31 teachers gathered at the M E church with Dr John Hancock of Dayton addressing the group on patriotism and education. Supt Crook chaired the meeting. Supt Felter and Supt Jordan spoke on the teacher ideal and schools amid immigration, wealth disparities, and the need for a future organ in every classroom. The afternoon featured music, readings, and a committee request for Hancock to attend the Amelia picnic in June. the association adjourned after news on growth and plans for next year.

M. E. Church Dixon Amelia Crook E. T. Lane Euterpectoral Society Davis New Richmond Felter Chatterton Jordan Williamsburg John Hancock Dayton Britton Miss Cowen Harry Hopkins Dr. Hancock Cowen Carmel

Grant Birthplace Seeks Move to Cincinnati or Columbus

The Point Pleasant home where General Grant was born draws national interest as bidders offer to relocate the house for the centennial expositions. Owner M E Hirsch considers three options including sale, Columbus relocation for 1000 dollars, or floating the house to Cincinnati for restoration after the fair.

President Grant Cincinnati Columbus General Grant Point Pleasant M. E. Hirsch Hirsch Badeau Col Fred Grant Union Europe Asia Ohio Ohio Valley Centennial

Bucklens Arnica Salve Advertises Cure Guarantee

An old advertisement touts Bucklens Arnica Salve for cuts burns sores and skin complaints. It promises a cure or money refunded and lists price per bottle and sellers including Walker tavin and J. Walker in Williamsburg.

Walker Tavin Balker Williameburg

Death of John Knaus Hits Local Community

John Knaus a respected farmer died suddenly of heart disease last Monday night March 26. He left a widow six children and many friends. Funeral services were held at the Lutheran church New Richmond with burial in Green Mound Cemetery. Miss Nannie Peoples is ill and several locals are noted for Easter visits and summer work.

John Knaus William Sayler Lutheran Church New Richmond Green Mound Nannie Peoples William Green East Walnut Hills Ella York Locust Corner Carrie Emma [Lhardt Cincinnati Apphia Behymer John Behymer Clint Nasu Burr Behymer William Hall Thomas Hewitt A. H. Normat William Gregory Blanchester Hannah Cramer Hutler County Ed H IL Lebanon James Till Ida Fuller John Little Francis Elizabeth Little G. U. Church R. M. Cloud Blanchestr J. B. Doughman Midland City Edenton James Crossond U.S. Circuit Pettit Jator Celeste Sapp George Waites Jasper Price Alain Crawford M. E G. U Waas Curtis Thompson J. ©. Jordan Flora Little J. H. Prickett William Barry Jene Thompson Willie Hagielon Efe Weaver Mabel Cramer

Easter Observed and Community Notes in Mt Carmel

Easter services were held at the M E and Presbyterian churches. Visits include Maud Nesbitt Lindale and Kate Bradley Halington. Julius Martin Cincinnati returns home. The M E Ladies Aid hosts a social April 4 at the parsonage. a 25th anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cross draws relatives with baskets. The Christian Endeavor society forms for the Presbyterians. local young singers shine under Prof Crook.

Christian Endeavor Crook

Mobile man praises Dr King’s New Discovery

Mr N H Frohlichstein of Mobile Alabama reports using Dr King’s New Discovery for a severe bronchitis and catarrh attack and claims instant relief and a full recovery. He also endorses Electric Bitters and Dr King’s New Life Pills as effective remedies.

N. H. Frohlichstein Mobile Ala Dr. King King’s Newey

Seven Clermont Brothers in Civil War Union Service

S. B. Wood and six brothers from Clermont County served in the Union Army, with varied campaigns and hardships. Several were captured or disabled, two died later, and the family notes their mother’s steadfast peace making as they gather for reunions. The writer, G. M. Woop, recalls seven brothers serving across regiments including the 89th OVI, 2nd OVSI, 158th OV, and 3rd OV.

Courier Clermont County S. B. Wood Penn Oho Volunteer Infantry L. A. Harris Libby Richmond Col. Rose Owensville John Wood 89Th O. V. I Samuel Wood 89Th O. V. L Chicamauga Wheeling Cemetery Indiana Thomas Wood 2Nd Newtonsville Stephen Wood Virginia Arthur Wood O V.O G. M. Wood Ole Virginny Marathon Grand Army of the Republic

Reverend Price leads Wesleyan Chapel meetings

Citizens attend a series of Wesleyan Chapel meetings led by Rev. Price. Several locals travel or relocate including Brandenburg heading to Dakota, Moore visiting Cincinnati, and the Swigerts suspending wholesale operations awaiting improved trade. Colonel Hunter delivered lectures on Indian Warfare at the church.

Wesleyan Chapel Price Josiah Brandenburg Dakota Perry Marsh Norwood Mattie Moore Cincinati M. B. Price Brown Ertle Alfred Swigert Cincinnati Alfred Leever Moore's Fork Glascock Lebanon N.C George Hunter Washington Territory

Quarterly meeting at Centenary church with Rev Porter sermon

Sunday at 2 30 pm a large congregation heard Rev Porter at Centenary church. Other notes mention social visits, farmer notices, school activities, and local sales including Oliver plows and farming gear by H G Sommerrnier at Bethel.

Centenary Church Porter T. C. Brown May Charleston R. J. Haywood Goshen Maggie Meguire H_ FE Davis A. B. Johnson Branch Hill Lilly Wood Belfast Preston Osborn T. B. Malloy Olive Branch M. M. Meguire Libbie Smisor Mary Winters

Findlay booming with gas powered growth and new industry

A Findlay correspondent reports rapid population growth from 5,000 to about 16,000 18,000 claimed by papers. Dozens of new factories open including Wetherald Wire Nail, Ohio Window Glass, Ohio Lantern Works, Findlay Table, Illish Ely Glass, and many others. Gas mains expand city services with low rates and plans for water works bonds and a Grand Central Depot project.

United States Charleston S. C Iss Findlay Columbia Glass Works Buckeye Glass Works Brigg Iron and Tool Works Wetherald Wire Nail Company Wetherald-Brown Findlay Table Company Illish-Ely Glass Company Vinton, Jones & Werner Iron, Steel and Brass Works Ohio Coil and Cable Chain Works Ina American Alumni Works Church Furniture Rapid Type Writer Co Architectural Iron Works M. W. Brooker & Co Chicago Hydraulic Press Brick Co St. Louis Methodist Episcopal Court House Karg New York Grand Central Depot

Local Correspondence From Edenton Notes Community Life

Eleanor Renlin returns to Iowa after her mother's death. A large town meeting includes parties, church events, school notes, and social gatherings. The piece lists many residents, travel, baptist and M E church activities, a chattels sale, a corn crib, illness, deaths, weddings, and a local election with varied civic items.

Sale of Queensware Glassware and Hardware in Williamsburg Ohio

A. H. Peterson mod 21 tf Williamsburg Ohio advertises the sale of the entire stock of queensware glassware and hardware at cost.

A. H. Peterson Williamsburg Ohio

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