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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1887

Page

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Stonelick Bridge Substructure Contract Awarded

County commissioners approve a contract for iron substructure piers and masonry work for the Stonelick creek bridge at Milford and Chillicothe turnpike. Bids read April 20, 1887. Iron Substructure Company wins at 3300. others rejected as too low. Meeting adjourned to May 4 for superstructure bids.

Stonelick Stonelick Bridge Stonelick Creek Milford and Chillicothe Said Creek Penn Amelia Agent Iron Columbus Ohio H. Hardin Alfred Heywood F. M. Lindsey George W. Temple Mr. Cruse

Felicity Odd Fellows Celebrate 68th Anniversary

A large crowd braved rain to attend Felicity Odd Fellows 68th anniversary events on April 20. The program featured Bethel cornet band and Philharmonic Society music, addresses by Rev J F Burnett and others, and the conferring of degrees at Sewante lodge No. 195.

Institutition of Odd Fellowship America Felicity Burnett Bethel Cornet Band Philharmonic Society Felicity Odd Fellows Bethel Band AS W. Hook T. L. Simmerman Kinkead A. W. Hook Hill Davis Columbus J. F. Burnett Sewante Lodge No. 195

Clermont Normal School to Hold Six Week Insite

Clermont county residents are urged to attend a six week Normal and Review Insite in Bethel starting Monday May 2. Professors Crogs of Moscow and Swing of Bethel lead with extensive experience, charging low tuition and offering affordable boarding to ensure access for all.

D. N. Crogs Moscow Jessor F. Swing Bethel Clermont County Area Cross Union County Ohio Swing Southren AL Pomber Inet

Model Hotel Poised for Renovation by Davis Family

The Davis House, a respected model hotel in Southern Ohio, marks four decades of service under Colonel George M. Davis. Now under Ruth Ann Davis and sons M. J. and Baz, the hotel undergoes remodeling with John L. Moore & Sons handling upgrades to restore its prominence in Clermont County society.

Davis House George M. Davis Ruth Ann Davis M. J Bazil Davis Davis Milt Baz Ohio John L. Moore & Sons Clermont County

Teachers Examination Questions from April Sixteenth

The page presents a mixed list of questions and prompts from a teachers examination held on Saturday April 16. Topics include mathematics grammar and syntax punctuation verb forms adjectives sentence types and word usages referencing problems about interest dating from the period and language exercises.

Settlement Reached in Bantam Widow Case

Mrs Jennie M Wilson withdraws her case against William Studer and asks public notice of the dismissal. She reports she went to Batavia and ordered her attorneys to remove the case from the docket and will not appear at trial.

Jennie Milson Wae Studer Wilson Squire Prsaettorppor Ma Studer Bantam Batavia William Studer Jennie M. Wilson Henry Gardner John. Gaskins John H. Weaver John C Gaskins Clara J. Weaver Charles E. Roettenger Philip Roettenger Herman H. Meyer Loudon Georgetown Herman Meyer Philip Roettenger & Son, Tanners New Richmond Darius Temple Francis M. Brown Joseph Marriott Kate Vanosdol T. C. Vanosdol Adella Vanosdol Mary Ellen O'Neil John O'Neil Eustice Farino D. BE Emma Hutson Philip Anna Roettenger Sophia Taub Congregation of St. Peter’s Catholic Church of Smith Buckingham Charles J. Buckingham Louisa T M. T. Vandervort W. C Louis &. Buckingham Frank E. Harvey W. W. Smith John R. Woodlief William R. Demaris Jacob H. Kapp Jared Lemar Joseph RK. Wiley Margaret D. Demaris John W Elizabeth Benjamin F. J. Boyd John Charlotte Bools Thornton F. Marshall Thomas C Martha EK Teal Theodore May William Risinger Fred. Smith N. E. Bradley Sarah Durham Michael A Mary A. Arthur C. F. Bassett C. W. Drake Elmer South A. G. South Cora Martin Samuel South William Roudebush James Ashton Roland Boyd Ross W. Willis Louisa Willis John F. Mellen Batavia Township John D. Ross Anna Ross Ann M. Vines Jacob Amelia Vines Frazier & Roudebush John G. Prather Hannah L. Kennedy Susannah Wood Cornelia G Thomas v Zachariah T John L. Zugg Caroline Finnefrock Mary L. Townsley Catherine Zugg

Rape Charge Against Charles M Laycock Seeks Arrest

Nettie Gill, eighteen, of Franklin neighborhood, swears Laycock raped her last February. The case moved from Squire Willis to Squire Idlett, a warrant issued, and Laycock to be bonded for the next court term. Prosecutor Hicks notes the girl’s character appears decent in inquiries.

Charles M. Laycock Nettie Gill Thomas Wilson Franklin Squire T. M. Willis Monroe Township Squire Willis Charles Laycock Clermontville Point Pleasant George W. McMurchy New Richmond Squire Idlett Laycock

Clermont-born investors boost Findlay real estate boom

Journal records a flood of Clermontonters in Findlay Ohio buying and selling land, from Walter tract sales to a Bright track syndicate. Profits cited include $2 000 on CW Pong and P F Swing cooperation plus $250 per acre after commissions on a $36 000 sale. Notable players include H L Morey W B Lloyd G A Frazier and Judge P J Nichols.

W. B. Lloyd G. A. Frazier Walter Pong P. F. Swing Findlay W.F Frank Roudebush John Q. Smith Wilmington J. K. Pollard Adams County Foster Foraker Fostoria Remors E. A. Lockwood P. J. Nichols W. Prather A. West O. Pp. Griffith W. F. Roudebush CU. W. Pegg T. Q. Ashburn H. B. Mattox W. R. Walker 8. A. West H. L. Morey Hamilton TQ. Burn Ease Mattox L. Morey James B. Swing Judge Corey Old Fort Findlay Main Street A. L. Davis Eck Jo Swing George Fishback St. Louis BE. T. Dunn J. G. Hull Farmers’ National Bank Judge Swing Heck

THREE MORE HAPPY MARRIAGES IN LOCAL SOCIETY

William Kirby chief of Dayton detective force and Mrs Amanda Thomas daughter of farmer William Glancy were married April 20. Ceremony by Rev D D Chaney at the M E church. They will reside in Dayton after a quiet wedding with close relatives attending.

William Kirby Dayton Ohio Amanda Thomas William Glancy D. D. Chaney M. E. Church Thomas

Local Meetings And Real Estate Sale Noted In Briefs

Elder J H Lockwood holds church meetings this week. Street Commissioner McDulin blamed for inaction on cross igs. Wells street needs attention before and after. Three Fifth and Wells frame houses sold at private sale by executor H J Buntin for two thirds value. buyers were William Glaser Hugh McClain and Eugene McClain. Mr and Mrs L W Green are at Mt Washington Ira and James Ackley visit Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs George Lane Mrs Edgar and Mrs Dr McKibben recently visited Cincinnati. Miss Anna Johnson Felicity to teach private school here this summer.

J. H. Lockwood Christian Church George McDulin Wells Street Fifth Wells Streets H. J. Buntin Peter Buntin William Glaser Hugh McClain Eugene McClain L. W. Green Mt. Washton Ira James Ackley Cincinnati George Lane Edgar McKibben Queen City Anna Johnson Felicity Anna Morehead Walter Burke Mt. Washington Charlie Collins Hillsboro William Metzgaris Maria Tice Bethel William Rutherford Lee Colthar Georgetown Clifford Harmon Dayton Oren Beck Springfield Betsey Stout The Baptist Church Denman Carrie Porter Tabasco Lee Pemberton James Fitzpatrick Lilyares Batavia Flora Duckwall Leeta Burke Crane Grant McNair Macedonia Richard Curzon Will Sonney Old Bethel Crane’s Grove Eek Swing’s Hall

Community News and Local Notes From Boston

Boston items report Mrs Addie Crease and husband leaving for labor in Buenos Ayres South America. Mant Hilderbrandt and children head to Ocean Grove New Jersey for the summer. Augustus Fetter and Miss Ida Hoag wed by Rev LePage. School board hires Emma Comba Willis Stall Paulinely and others. new schoolhouse planned. term to open in pay building. Local business Patcheli Coleman opens meat firm Legrand. convention planned at 2 90 P M. youth activities and judges noted.

Boston Emma Comba Willis Stall Paulinely Patcheli & Coleman Legrand d

Natural gas prospects urged by local towns in Ohio counties

A Commercial Traveler column from Felicity New Richmond Milford urges residents to back natural gas and oil development. It predicts finds within a thousand feet and argues local investment benefits outweigh distant ventures, citing Lima Findlay oil centers as precedent.

Courier Felicity New Richmond Milford Lima Findlay Franklin Ohio Tate Miami

The County Buildings Wills Probated and Licenses Issued

Probate records show Mrs Lois Adeliza Skiff of Loveland and Mrs Elizabeth Price of Miami township with executors named Aaron Apgar and Jeremiah Price respectively. April marriage licenses granted to numerous couples including Madison A Dumford with Kate Moore and Campbell M Johnston with Elizabeth F Swing among others.

Lois Adeliza Skiff Loveland Aaron Apgar Elizabeth Price Miami Township Jeremiah Price Madison A. Dumford Kate Moore Moses Hayward Emma Young Thomas M. Goldtrap Elizabeth L. Cramer Louis Buerkle Rosa Haney James &. Gaskins Ella Knabb Augustus Fetter Ida Hoag William Kirby Amanda Thomas Thomas A. Burgess Hattie May Brown John Howell Anna Grace Fee Howard Hendricks Carrie Fisher Campbell M. Johnston Elizabeth F. Swing I. M. Fee Sallie McMath

Judge to Return Before Session in Adams County

Court actions list multiple cases including guardianships and foreclosures as Adams county justice plans May 10 session. Judges address fall in California and West Union, with receivership and real estate sales ordered in several suits. Local notices note divorces, bankruptcies, and criminal sentences. community updates cover illness, visits, and school events.

Cowen California Adams County Sesson West Union

Old Pipe Factory Sold in Sheriff's Sale

In the foreclosure suit of J. W. McKibben against Samuel H. Cooper and others the old pipe factory at Point Pleasant sold at sheriff's sale last Saturday to McKibben for two thirds of the appraisement, about 400. The O Re manufacture will likely be discontinued, risking Wash Van Guilder's job. The property could suit a flouring mill.

J. W. McKibben Samuel H. Cooper Point Pleasant

Boschee’s German Syrup Sold Worldwide for Coughs

The advertisement touts Boschee’s German Syrup as the safest remedy for coughs colds and severe lung troubles. It claims the formula treats the cause not the symptom leaving healthy tissue and saving doctor bills. A bottle is recommended for home use with pricing offered in various sizes.

Boschee

Mt Pisgah Correspondence Town Notes

The late frost damaged fruit crops. Miss Turton of Mt Olly teaches the Spring school. Ohn Terwilleger recovers from illness. Ben Figgers wears high heels. It's a girl. Visitors Mrs Gardner and Laura at Uriah Buttler's. Mrs Andrew White, ill for four months, improves slowly.

Mercury Miss Turton Mt. Olly Ohn Terwilleger Ben Figgers Gardner Laura Uriah Buttler’s Andrew White

Cincinnati capitalists consider entering local company in New Richmond

A group of Cincinnati capitalists familiar with gas and oil regions in Northwestern Ohio and Pennsylvania visited New Richmond Monday. They agreed to invest and start work within ten days, with a Board meeting Wednesday to arrange preliminaries.

Cincinnati Ohio Pennsylvania New Richmond John Eber Nine Mile W. E. Nichols Springfield Davis Brothers Ripley Blairville Clermont Sons of Veterans Odd Fellow’s Hall

Milford News Roundup Reflects Local Happenings

Columbus visitations and health notes, gas fever convalescents, El Gatch homecoming, Milford National Bank stock sale at fifteen percent premium, pension increase for A. J. Sweet, Frank Scott plans a $3000 home, Sabbath school time change to 9 30 A M, rheumatism for Frank M. Gatch, gas bore plans questioned, Dr Cou appointed indigent physician, Milford school district board members listed, church appointments in Ohio District, dangerous bridge sign prompts caution, lightning hits locust tree near Terrace Park, Dr Payne lecture and high school funds, Major C H Blackburn to address Milford May 2, 1887, entertainment May 7 fundraiser for widow Bassett, admission 25 cents, children 10 cents.

Methodist School Frank M. Gatch F.cou Milford Miami Township J. B. Luen Ed. C. Hosein 8. P. Atwood M. R. Rybolt Walter C. Scott Abram Brower Lexington M. EB. Church W. Hammond Ohio W. W. Heston Johnson Mt. Pleasant Batavia Little Creek Camp Dennison A . J. Highland Terrace Park Payne Frank Lane C. H. Blackburn E.church Milford School Woman's Relief Corps West Post G. A. R John Bassett Ashe

Dr Haines Golden Specific Offered as Cure for Drunkenness

A pamphlet claims Dr Haines Golden Specific can cure liquor habit by being added to coffee or tea without the drinker's awareness. It promises a swift, permanent fix, asserting thousands of alcoholics have quit after false pretenses.

Dr. Haines

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Wm. Wymer Mason Altor Batavia J.C. Ratton Leander Daugherty Hiram McKown Stonelick Township M. Lone Dennis Ae Myrt Brown & Tang Jetstructure Britton & Britton Innard & Co Davi Coe Pierce Towns Johnson & Watson Seibert & Lilly Clermont Courier Prin Soroky Clermont Sun Re & Moore Moo William B. Lloyd Jai Fees É c T. J. Gaskins Pierce Township Emmons Goshen and Hill Station Tennes Janes L. L. Johnson Cariiek Irwin & Elliott Charles Keyser John Hillin Milford Bridge B. F. Il Ber W. D. Gaskins Pierce Louis A.J. Smith Nicholsville Illiam A. “McChesney Felicity and Feesburg Gregg & Ross John Wymer Mark Ross Franklin Township Ma- Washington A. Kayser & Pe ‘Bridge Lumber Washington Henry Pebreone Impfovom Een Clermont Advance Publishing Times Goumy Ios Kad Bi Bates Blans Stephen Cramer N. G James Parvin Reuben Utter W. & B. Railroad Co Freighet Harles Crane & Co Eres Bridge Lumber Jose Hulick Patie J. L. Moore Batavia Delivery Wagon John H. Cruse J. F. Hill Owensville Arthur de la Palma Gecar Gaskins P. Pollock Branch Hill Ee Montgomery I G.cdom Stonelick A Clermont Normal School United States Folio Pier Bro Mr. Hargrave Beaux Scissors Ally Givin Studer Scrape Chile Dennison Homer McLenis Bese Saratis Bowling Green Wiliam Biye Nicholaville Johnston Mary Swing Philip B. Swing U. S Third Streets Dodge City Kansas Robert A. Johnston Elizabeth Fishback Swing P. B Heckman Avondale N. W Freinds R. A. Johnston Cinccinnati John Johnston Lizzie Alex M. Johnston College Hill Wilmot J. Hall Samuel P. Post George M. Foster Riner Sayler Harry ©. Moore George L. Price, Esq Laurel Bondville Champaign County Ilinois Jennie Widmeyer Gina Simmons Cnvaty George Milton Fee Charles McMath Sterree Jas. C. McMath Canton Art le Lebanon Gon the County Buildings Common Pleas Court Mt. Pisgah New Richmond
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