Texas as Dominion of the Republic Its Vastness and Prospects
In Galveston on January 20 1887 Jos P Smith argues Texas dwarfs other nations in size and resources. He cites Greer County and Kansas disputes, potential land use, population growth, and Texas power to supply wheat corn hay and cotton, noting Galveston as a major cotton port and urging settlers to seize its vast opportunities.
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Cleveland
New York
Washington
Ohio
Texas
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
United States
Greer County
Rhode Island
Delaware
Indian Territory
Kansas
San Jacinto
Santa Anna
Mexican Republic
New Mexico
Sabine
Rio Grande
Brownsville
Red River
Atlantic States
Louisiana
Austria
Russia
Europe
Germany
France
Spain
Sweden
Norway
Great Britain and
Ireland
Italy
Turkey
Southwest
England
Moscow
London
Denmark
Acre
Stephen F. Austin
San Antonio
Austin
Panhandle
National Commissioner of Agriculture
Gulf Coast
Galveston
Jos. P. Smith
Mounts Leaves for Green Fields in Sudden Absence
Al Mounts, tenant of Dr L W Bishop in Stirling township Brown county, deserts his family after asking for 500 to buy cattle. He takes a herd to Highland county and misses a $400 battle mortgage while his hired man follows to Pike county, then boards a train toward Cincinnati with the plan to never return. Local search finds no trace of the 40 year old, small in stature with dark complexion and a short black beard.
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al. Mounts
L. W. Bishop
Stirling Township
Brown County
Clermont Line
Mounts
Warren-Butler
Batavia
Pike County
Cedera
Highland County
Brown
Bishop
Waverly
Cincinnati
Lady can order measure shoes from Bethel factory
A notice invites women to obtain shoes made to measure by consulting M. J. Swing of Bethel, who has arranged to supply them.
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Bethel Shoe Factory
M. J. Swing
Bethel
Court House Chatter Twenty Three Capital Prizes List
A compact court house notice outlines the grand jury prize distribution with a complete list of lucky numbers and holders. It also lists marriage licenses new and old cases real estate transfers and commissioners proceedings.
Grand jury reports 106 witnesses and 23 bills across cases
The grand jury examined 106 witnesses, ignored 27 cases, and returned 23 bills against defendants including John Weil selling to intoxicated persons and on election day. Harvey Drake selling on Sunday. minor sales allegations against several defendants. plus numerous civil and criminal actions with trial dates and settlements noted.
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John Weil
Harvey Drake
Alonzo Kirgan
William White
William Meek
William Hopkins
John Gibson
William Leonard
Special Petit Jury Drawn for Liquor Cases
The Clerk by order of the Court has drawn a special petit jury to sit on liquor cases with members listed by locality and date. The jurors include Philip Milner and Jackson Ira Stevens among others, scheduled for Friday February 11 and Saturday February 12 in multiple counties.
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State of Ohio
John Weil
Gaar Scott & Co
Alonzo Rush
Camp Dennison Building Association
A. N. Robinson
George M. Butler
J. W. Lindsley
Lizzie Ward
William B. Ward
Agtpomuonao
Miami
Philip Milner
A.e.clark
Jackson
Irwin McAfee
Franklin Wit
Bargmann
Ktinette Ties
Jackson T. J. Nichols
Monroe John Hoffman
Henry Stevens
Jackson Ira Stevens
Otho Pearree
Williamsburg
Fev
Tate W.M. Edwards
Multiple Property Transfers and Local Notices in Williamsbur g
A long list of rights, sales, and transfers is recorded for Washington and Williamsburg townships, with parcels, heirs, and beneficiaries named. Transactions include real estate, railroad special assessments, and sheriff foreclosures, plus notes on local meetings, church services, and community events across New Richmond and neighboring towns.
Re election of Clermont County Agricultural Society board
Annual election held at Owensville produced a clear victory for the re elected board. Voters chose six directors with Jerry Tice and D W Atchley among top vote getters. The group plans a meeting at Geberin House Owensville on February 3 and 4 to revise premium lists and prep for the next fair. For property services in New Richmond contact W E Nichols.
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New Richmond
Po. M
A. R. Campbell
Ben Pitmans
South Side
Cincinnati
U. S
M. E. Church
Baptist Church
Sinks
Shaw
Winans
Knights of Labor
Turp Anne
St. Lawrence
Edenton
Turp
Idaho
Brooks
Washington City
Pamella Webb
Mason
Ohio
Stafford
Georgetown
Kentucky
Christian Church
D. W. Parks
Walnut Hills
Presbyterian Church
George McDaniel
Columbia
Josephine Valentine
Mt. Pisgah
al. Shaw
Krauth
James Kinsey Esq
Johnson
Willow Street
Rees-Shannon
T. L. Leever
Turner & Bennett
Preston Osborn
George Morton
Warren County
Township Hall
T. B. Sloane
Elenor
F. G. Fisher
Clinton Smith
Guinea City
Will Price
C. W. Shaw
Joseph Custer
Goshen Township
Fair Board
Clermont County Agricultural Society
Owensville
P. Walker
Henry Long
R. A. South
J. H. Burns
J. 8
Hulle
Jerry Tice
Miami
D. W. Atchley
Williamaburg
Major Z. South
Wayne
J. J. Custer
Goshen
Harmon Cover
Jackson
A.B. Queal
J. V. Christy
Isaac Turner
B. Myers
Joshet
Warren Morehead
JP. Christy
Milton Roudeb
Sfairs
Geberin House
W. E. Nichols
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American Union
Court House
Ted
The
Grand Jury
Common Pleas Court
Abigal E. Curtis
John Hadley
T. P. Breeding
S. J. Bivens
Lavina Meek
L. A. Meek
John Jennett
Eugene Gauche
Lauren F. DeGulyer
Owen S. Higgins
C. H. Conn
Edward Cowgill
John Sprague
J. B. Luen
Carrie Cramer
Alfred Cramer
T. A. Mitchell
Josiah Pierce
W. A. Buchanan
James Buchanan
Washington Township
Frank D. Lowe
Hannah M., Griffith
James Justice
F. Peterson
James Chare
Pe Serte
Ts Ieee
Greseesaeees Tate
Alex Smith
Cess
Franklin Benjamin Page
Goshen Adam Miller
William Fletcher
James Calder
Stonewick G
Isaac Watson
Wayne Harvey Shank
Mondaayy
Henry Kinsey
Saeceessery Frank
Moretog Sc Ee
Pepsi Eee
Rigic Moor
W. By
Figen
Cscs
Cee Greene
Tate Thomas J. Gaskins
Emis Piercé
Ricci
George H. Hill
Edward Patchell
Ford
A. E. Wyatt
Pike
Vanosdol & Conn
W. B. Lloyd
John Bettle
L. Teasdale
E. W. Buvinger
Frank Whitney
Joseph Hulick
E. M. Gaskell
Nesses
Troup Kinnard & Co
J. C. Kennedy, Jr
Johnson & Watson
James Wells
Charles
Hennings
Williamsburg Township
Willard Long
Same
Addie
Charles M. Hobbs
Charles A. Badgley
Lark
Anna Boys
Badgley
Josiah F. Badgley
John M. Pattison
Adam G. Collins
Milford
A. J. and
L. Sprague
Batavia Lodge
Jesse L. Teal
Sarah E Pate
Olive V. Hill
N. Clay
Riing A. Teal
Sarah E. Pate
Lewis
Emma Beagle
Hermon Schunck
Thomas J. Sheehan
Nancy E. Jones
Sheridan M. Jones
Tabasco
Daniel E. Bavis
Joseph C. Heizer
Cedron
Isaac Bushman
Henry H. Bushman
Pt. Pleasant
Rowan Lytle, Jr
Isabella Lytle
A. J. Wells
Clarrissa Holten
Harmon F. Townsley
Ellis
Mary E. Davis
James S. Archer
John A. Hutchinson
Mary E. Hutchinson
Joseph
L. LL Thomas
John N. Judd
Thomas B
Margaret Croswell
John Mohler
Daniel Felter
Jacob
Nancy Colling
Charles S. Ferris
A. P
Jane Little
Edmund Collins
Angeline Johnson
James Kimsey
Robert Williams
Cincinnati & Portsmouth Railroad Company
Margaret
Sargent
B. F. Power
John Logan
Felicity
Antonie
Mary Jane Spetz
Mary Whitmer
James Marsh
John A. Lotz
Noble
Pierson
W. W. Widmeyer
Doughty
Amelia
Clara Varley
Manchester
George Elrod
John
Frazier
Salt Air
W.S. Somermier
Witchita
William Bannister
Somermier
M. E. Applegate
Doc Day
J. B. Taylor
Custer’s Corner
Woodville Road
Edenton Pike
Jesse Collins
Cute Wood
Mr. Collins
John Hughes
Pisgah
Wheeler
Dr. Mott
Walter Dolen
Lindale
Lizzie Gillaspie
John Lewis
W. Nesbitt
Robert Boatman
T. A. Pinkham
Mary Reeves
N. Warren
Jordan
James Dillon
N. Alexander
Nancy Hayford
D. Hancock
William Dillon
Laura Gillaspie
C. Mott’ S
Curry
Wigginsville
Dolby
Jennie Boys
Lon MecNutt
Pinhook
Mollie Miller
Mattie Johnson
J. D. Milner
J.D. Phillips
C. W. Swing
William Dunn
J. W. Thompson
Jake Kelly
Ricetown
Tom Callon
Olive Branch
Lane
George Perrin
W. O. Malott
Joe Raper
William Collett
Colonel Holter
Professor Crane
Tirzah Duckett
Agai
Ashburn
William and
Fillmore Ross
Mary Mount
G. Dinky
Bear Creek
Franklin Township
J.T. Zigg
Bantam
Maggie Zugg Apent
James Martin
R. H. Ofsted
Lona Hoover
Feliciy
Eliza Merriott
John Viers