Judge Wm. White A Life Sketch From Clermont Courier
Judge William White, recently appointed by President Arthur to the Southern District of Ohio, rose from poverty in England to the Ohio bench. His career spans clerk work, cabinet making, law studies, and terms as Prosecuting Attorney and Common Pleas Judge, leading to multiple Supreme Court terms. He was born January 25, 1822, married with children, and remains a notable jurist in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. White
Arthur
Southern District Court of Ohio
P. B. Swing
England
Judge White
Ohio
Cincinnati
Springfield
William Ars
Rodgers
Udge Wm. A
Clark
Greene
Warren
Clinton
Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Hock- Hutter
Hunter
J White
Supreme Bench
Supreme Court of Ohio
Vernor Allen
Cing Law
Er Keifer
Robert C. Rodgers
Springfield, O
Washington
Local purchases and moves hinge on upcoming sale
Mr. Shafer who bought the Aaron Bennett farm moved up last week and is happy. Mr. Bennett will have his sale on the 15th, then enjoy a trip to New Orleans. E. E. Moon moved his saw mill to Mayham's on the Batavia pike last week. The lyceum still goes on with a full house every time. Our young folks enjoyed their visit last week to Uncle Tom's Cabin.
Groundhegday Observed as a Legal Holiday and Local Bits
From the correspondent a compilation of small items: Groundhegday noted as a legal holiday. Ben Daily incubates 1,000 eggs for early spring chickens. Lon Tusten loses a valuable cow to a broken neck. Aaron Chatterton’s team sold to Joe and Al Nichols. Aaron plans to go to Tennessee with horses deemed too fine for that country. Major Armstrong denies wearing a collar for three months. A warning to the man who collars the Major, expecting a cuffs payoff. Questions about county farming politics and the district’s Congress seat. H. L. Morey praised for constituent benef action. potential Democratic victory viewed critically. A school district seeks a third director. Various local real estate and business moves including Jerry Abbott’s trip to Tennessee, Aaron Bennett farm transfer, Horatio Murphy selling, and Moon’s mill relocation. Bantam mail service changes and road conditions noted. Local notices seek L. R. White for Trustee and Captain Leeds to lecture at the school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Daily
Lon Tusten
Joe
al. Nichols
Aaron Chatterton
Aaron
Tennessee
Red Hills
Stone
Major Armstrong
Halington
Paul Mohr
Nolens Volens
Pendleton Prudes
Loblolly
Morey
Congress
H. L. Morey
Campbell
Lyceum
Jerry Abbott
Tullahoma
Tenn
Peter Schafer
Moscow
Aaron Bennett
Horatio Murphy
Dawson Glasgow
J. D. Dunham
Joan Behymer
Dave Brown
Wim. Uhrey
Moon
Maham’s
Bantam
Joe Filliger
Rain Run
David White
Mt. Holly
Batavia Township
L. R. White
E. R. Leeds
Batavia
Local News Roundup of Residents and Weather Notes
Mrs. Lewis Deal is quite ill at home while Mrs. L. W. Hitch visits Cincinnati to help Mrs. Parker prepare for Florida departure for health. Aaron Chatterton and family plan to move to Tennessee next Monday. Protracted meeting started at the M. E. church. Beware bad weather and muddy roads. Our school suffers from whooping cough and colds. Dr. Earnest Bragdon returns to Indiana to practice. Leeds & Son shops are ready for business and Elijah Myrick’s new blacksmith shop thrives beyond expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Bragdon
Indiana
Messrs
Leeds & Son
Elijah Myrick
Prof Towner's Concert Shines in Mt Carmel
Prof Towner presented a successful concert drawing praise for musical talent in Mt Carmel, with townsfolk noting local arts progress. Ambrose Day suffered a severe ankle injury while driving a young horse, fibula and fibula bones broken, Mrs Day injured. Clyde Robertson celebrated her ninth birthday with a large gathering of girls and boys enjoying games and refreshments. All the sick are convalescing.
Williamsburg Temperance Division ordains first officers
Clermont Division No 114 of the Sons of Temperance was instituted with about eighty charter members. Officers named include Worthy Patriarch H.C. Kain and Recording Scribe Maggie McAdams. J. H. Jenkins Post plans an entertainment February 22 at town hall. Local events note insurance talk, weddings, library talk, and a horse incident with a huckster wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
The
Sons of Temperance
E. J. Morris
Z. Getchell
Cincinnati
Worthy
H.c.kain
D. O. Hardin
Maggie McAdams
Lizzie Sharp
Estelle Norris
D. A. Rees
Gary Sharp
Lon B. Smith
Rev. H. Green
Inside Sentinel
Ed. Peterson
Silas Hawkins
R. D. Sharp
J. H. Jenkins Post
Sweet Afton
Dayton Mutual Life Insurance Co
Amos Ellis
Tennessee
Ellis
J. T. V. Kelso
Ari
Sallie Peterson
Henry Foster
Public Library
Wm. Warden
A. P. Frazier
D. A. Warden
Messrs. Iler and
Kendall
Harvey Kain
Richmond
Ind
Terrace Park Notes and Local Happenings
Char Hoffman of Williamsburg stays at the Iuen House while A Kaufman departs for Camp Nelson Kentucky to take a lucrative distillery post. Mrs J Traber visits General Crittenden in Washington DC. Jane Traber visits Montreal with Mrs C C Campbell. Ricks and Miller rent the Galloway homestead at West Terrace Park. Local youths attend Professor Tilley’s dancing school in Milford. Sidney B Jones, L N and C rail at Chicago. Kate Lemmon returns from Fulton. New York claims the champion quail eater, but a local man bets he can outcatch more chickens in a night than Walcott can in a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hoffman
Williamsburg
Iuen House
A. Kaufman
Camp Nelson
Kentucky
J. Traber
T. T. Critteden
Washington, D.C
Jane Traber
Montreal
Canada
C. C. Campbell
Messrs. Ricks and Miller
Galloway Homestead
West Terrace Park
Professor Tilley
Milford
Sidney B. Jones
Louisville, New Albany
Chicago
Chicago, Ill
Kate Lemmon
Fitzwater
Fulton
New York
Walcott
Social events and guest visits at Pleasant Ridge and nearby towns
This week’s gatherings at Mrs. A J South, Mrs Mollie Leever, and Miss Miranda Holm drew many young attendees. Protracted meeting begins Sunday February 11. Miss Laura Morgan of Cresswell visits her uncle George Chaney. Daniel Snell plans a Pleasant Ridge visit. Mrs Waits of Newtown visits brother Samuel Moyer. The Sab bath class presents teacher Mr Wunter with gold spectacles, a gift valued at 11 dollars. Laura Hill and Lizzie Acomb return home to Pleasant Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. South
Mollie Leever
Miranda Holm
Laura Morgan
Cresswell
George Chaney
Daniel Snell
Pleasant Ridge
Waits
Newtown
Samuel Moyer
Frank
Will
Afton
Delmer
Wunter
Workman
Unter
Laura Hill
Lizzie Acomb
Local Happenings and Social Notes of the Week
Miss Hattie Moyer returns home from Ursuline Convent and Mrs Hattie Dyer visits friends. A dance at Robert Black s residence celebrated Delos Bruce s nineteenth birthday. David Earhart s horse fell but he escaped injury. Townsley party enjoyed a pleasant evening. John Long s house caught fire but was saved. Levett Sprague of Clover becomes a proud father to a baby boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Moyer
Ursuline Convent
Hattie Dyer
Williamsburg
Robert Black
Delos Bruce
David Earhart
Mr. Townsley
John Long
Grand Ball at the Maham Residence Highlights Tree
A grand ball hosted Thursday evening at Mr. George Maham’s residence drew a large crowd. A splendid tree supervised by Miss Ada Maham stood as a feature. Geo. Miller has recovered enough to attend school. Last week’s ball at Mr. Jon Miller’s residence was described as charming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Maham
Ada Maham
Geo. Miller
Jon Miller
Marriage at Catholic church ties Boston and Vera Cruz pair
Miss Maggie Yeager of Boston wed John Gauchie of Vera Cruz in a Tuesday ceremony led by Rev. Anderson. A large wedding party and many gifts followed at an eventful reception, with notable guests and a long list of presents amid celebration of happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Maggie Yeager
Boston
John Gauchie
Vera Cruz
Joseph Marsh
Commissioner Titus
Williamsburg
Elizabeth Hall
Mt. Carmel
Lewis Walker
Wilmington
E. B. Gatch
G. A. Marsh
Milford
Albert Lane
Batavia
Joseph Davidson
Illinois
Leever
the Sun
al. Kane
Wm. Alrey
Medaris
Dr. Combs
D. W. Marsh
Hall Sisters
A. M. Marsh
Isaac Stark
Messrs. Nash
Fb. Hulick
Wm. Marsh
Jody
Wilmina Walker
Rev. Leever
Wm. Geer
John Noyer
Wm. Pattison
Joseph Kidd
A. Hulick
Emma J. Carr
Philip Davidson
John Marsh
Mr. Marsh
Laurel residents quarrel with late mail delivery rumors
The letter discusses persistent delays in mail to Laurel and rumors of a new doctor moving to Nicholsville. It notes local health issues, travel to Marion Center and Illinois, and social happenings including a prayer meeting at Rev James Roach's. It questions pension for Clermont County Democratic officers and mentions Frank Adams receiving an eight pound feel?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Nicholsville
Jasper Widmeyer
Marion Center
Kansas
John McNair
Illinois
Wm. Porter
Queen City
James Roach
Clermont County
Monroe
Salt River
Frank Adams
Mt Repose Community Notes February Changes
The sun exposed Mt Repose on February 2 and shadowed six weeks of winter. Mrs. Katie Cook moved from Newberry to her father-in-law Walters in Murdock, Warren County. Beckwith from Symm's moved into Cook's Mt Repose home. Martin took the M. T. Vandevort farm. Scarlet fever reappears with Sammy Bass ill. Blanche Harker recovering from typhoid. Joe McLaughlin ill with pneumonia. Centenary choir meets Thursdays. Rumor claims G W Leming will relocate to Mt Repose to hawk goods. Mt Repose Union Sabbath School elected H Frizelle president, A F Queal superintendent, C P Harker assistant, J P Harrison Jr secretary, Lily Harrison treasurer, Maggie Frizelle organist. John Harrison visited Madisonville over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Frizelle
A. F. Queal
C. P. Harker
J. P. Harrison, Jr
Lily Harrison
Maggie Frizelle
John Harrison
Madisonville
John Thompson Starts Pleasure Trip to St Louis
A brief home note records John Thompson beginning a pleasure trip to St Louis with wishes for a safe journey. J H Monroe, who went to Chicago in December to work as a bookkeeper, has returned with family and started a business in Cincinnati. Bert Bloss resumes as railroad news agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thompson
St. Louis
Johnny
J. H. Monroe
Chicago
Cincinnati
J. H. Bert Bloss
Bert
Jerry Fitzwater
Sam Thompson
Death of Wm Robinson Near the Village
Wm Robinson died at his residence near the village after a prior attempted suicide weeks earlier. He was 68 and leaves a wife and four children. Al Hall is on the sick list. Jake Robinson of Illinois is at home. Charlie Dail is learning the tailor trade. Philhour and Rosalet have stored ice plentifully. Charlie Hill visited Mt. Carmel recently. A lively scene occurred at Squire Wright's courtroom last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Robinson
al. Hall
Jake Robinson
Illinois
Charlie Dail
Taylor
Messrs
Philhour
Rosalet
Charlie Hill
Mt. Carmel
Squire Wright
Local Notes From Miami Township Community News
MIAMI TOWNSHIP reports convalescence for Mrs. L. McGarvey of Mt Repose and updates on pilots Carroll and Collier of Miamiville. Rev Luccock leads services at Concord and Perintown revival. Typhoid confines Blanche Harker, while Master Sammy Bass in Mulberry battles scarlet fever. Social at Mulberry on the 14th teased. John Potts of Guinea visits Elmwood. Emma Tudor visits Union Corner. Missing horse blanket between Guinea and Union Corner. Luther Leming anniversary celebrated with relatives. Tom Gaul offers hay. A marriage note: Mary Gatch to Henry Runyan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
M. T. Vandevort
Sammy Bass
Mulberry
Perintown
M. E. Church
Rev
Luccock
Fanny
John Potts
Guinea
Elmwood
John
Emma Tudor
Union Corner
H. G
Tom
Suerae
Mary Gatch
Geo. Gatch
Henry Runyan
Protracted Meeting at Lakin Chapel Yields Twenty-one Converts
Bethel correspondent notes Lakin meeting extended three weeks with good results. Twenty-one join the church while locals critique youth behavior and urge parental guidance. James Hill suffers cancer in the face. Lew of Clermont Chapel to marry. A general community move is planned for next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Lakin
House of God
James Hill
Lakin Chapel
Lew
Clermont Chapel
Neighborhood health and town notes in early 1880s
The piece records health good and absence of smallpox measles and whooping cough, a protracted religious meeting at Burd Sall chapel led by Rev William P Jackson with assistants, locals trading horses, hay, timekeeping oddities, and small town moves including planned new mills, residents arriving in Marathon, marriages, a resolution to reduce coffee intake by a blacksmith, tolls on mud roads, and news of a railroad switch near Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdsall Chapel
Wim. P. Jackson
Rapp
U.S
Cincinnati & Fayetteville Railroad
Hillsboro
Elmwood Village Social Roundup and Local Happenings
Report notices social events in Elmwood including golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Joseph Marsh last Wednesday and wooden wedding for Mr and Mrs Seth Hutchinson planned for Tuesday. Other items mention literary club at Samuel Titus residence, Miss Allie Croshaw’s sixteenth birthday surprise, Forestville lyceum success, and forthcoming local changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Marsh
Samuel Titus
Elmwood
Seth Hutchinson
Uncle Tom
Allie Croshaw
Forestville Lyceum
Local Notices and Personal Updates
William Codling purchases town lot to build a residence soon. Antony Schilling returns home after a year away. A M Braclin teaches a good Forest Grove winter school and phonography alongside other subjects. Thomas Moorehead sells his farm and will depart the vicinity soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Codling
Antony Schilling
A. M. Braclin
Forest Grove
Thomas Moorehead
Afton Neighborhood News Snips and Local Gossip
Daily notes from Afton district recount minor mishaps and schoolyard humor. A pugnas calcibus collision is noted with the southern garden suffering. local figures Sim Atchley and Moore are mentioned, plus Ed Hoes and Myers in various courtship antics. Community events cover gardens, marriages, ice falls, tobacco sales, and youths at church amid playful scolds about decorum.
Local notices from a changeable weather period
A compilation of small town items notes sickness from fluctuating weather. D. C. Stockton dies of consumption in Brown County while Samuel Petit and John Mafferty are mentioned as ill. Berkshire mills prosper, and voters hope John Rowan will be a capable assessor. Social evening at C Glancy's features music and friendly talk. A baby boy is born to C W Harlow's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Hutchinson
Maple Grove
House of Congress
Brown County
D. C. Stockton
Samuel Petiit
John Mafferty
Clermont County
Berkshire
John Rowan
Jackson
Anna Patterson
C. Glancy
C. W
Local Items and Rural News Roundup
Mrs Ann Reynolds is sick with measles while tobacco raisers strip crops in damp weather. Young folks miss a Saturday party due to bad weather. Wm 58S Smith praises Pease and T B Dustin promotes Courier subscriptions. Wim Smith moves to Joseph Lagger’s in Cluff. Neighbors strip tobacco for S Hurst. the Kirgan heirs discuss redeeming the homestead. Gest drives a mule to a buckboard every Sunday. Troy buys Chintz’s sheep as he plans to move to New Richmond to brick. Becket notes strong carpentry work, seen weekly at the beach. John Reynolds and his wife visit daughter Mrs Gaskins in Pleasant Valley. Aaron Wheatley visits Wm Nash often.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Reynolds
Smith
Pease
T. B. Dustin
Courier
Wim. Smith
Marcellus Smith
Joseph Lagger
Cluff
S. Hurst
Ross
New Richmond
Daniel Kirgan
Will Gest
J. W. Troy
Mr. Chintz
E. Becket
John Reynolds
Mrs. Gaskins
Pleasant Valley
Aaron Wheatly
Wm. Nash’s
Village Social At Man gum Residence Revels In Violin Music
On January 31 a party of sixteen guests gathered at John Mangum's home. The evening featured violin music and a supper prepared by Mrs. John Mangum Miss Brooks Young and Mrs. D E Bigam. D E Bigam plans to move to Elkhart Indiana in spring. Young Bros completed a new grain barn costing four hundred dollars on their farm. Peter Shumard, the postmaster, will resign in spring. James Curtis closed his slaughter house January 25 due to excess work. Geo Young and Will Hadley plan to travel to Kansas in early March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mangum
Brooks Young
D. E. Bigam
Elkhart
Indiana
Young Bros
Peter Shumard
Peter
James Curtis
Geo. Young
Will Hadley
Kansas
Point Isabel Readies for Mill Work and Revival Meetings
The town prepares for a new mill as Rev Zink and Rev Burnett plan preaching against sin. Visitors include Miss S Emma Lane and Mrs E G Lane, with O P Gregory in town. A life insurance agent, J F Parker, is noted as a friendly newcomer amid anticipated cold weather and groundhog forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groun Hog
G. W. Thompson
Fletcher Baum
A. E. Page
S. Emma Lane
Mt. Carmel
E. G. Lane
Moscow
Clara Holter
Fannie Penn
Felicity
Harris
Illinois
Burnett
J. F. Parker
O. P. Gregory
Hillsboro
Zink
Satan
Army of the Cross
Pleary
Christian Church
Marriage of John Marsh and Anna Paeltz in pleasant ceremony
The marriage of Mr. John Marsh to Miss Anna Paeltz occurred on the 28th with only immediate family present. Rev. Stokes officiated. The couple plans housekeeping on land owned by Mr. John Page. Friends wish them a long, prosperous life and there is talk of an upcoming old fashioned spelling match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marsh
Anna Paeltz
Julius Paeltz
Rev
Stokes
John Page
James Simmons
James
M. E. Church
Lizzie Turner
J. A. Simmons
Batavia
Denham
Grace Buchanan
Moscow
Lizzie Simmons
Kain
I. N. Brown
McClain Mofford
Brown
Archer
Lillie
Cincinnati
Walter Simmons
Community Notes From Our Town and Surroundings
Local residents report visits from Cincinnati relatives and a Sherman-Wilder wedding in Pt Pleasant. Numerous small items include crops sold at 18 cents per pound, a serious accident from a misslick, timber cutting on Geer Winspear farm, revival meetings at Lakin, school openings and closings, property moves, livestock and timber activity, a large corn husking, and weather damage to fences and hay stacks.
Fragmentary Notice From Local Geo Bureau
A damaged clipping from 22.22 mentions a Geo bureau location at Tonerang near Spruce, with unclear Edvartelng details. Contains insufficient readable facts to identify events, names, or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Tonerang
Bureau
Spruce &T
Edvartelng
Post Office Altercation Ends With No Arrests
Saturday night at the post office F M Frazier was cut by saloon owner Pose Sims who left for Cincinnati and returned Wednesday. Chas Hanna visits Cincinnati while locals attend protracted meetings at Lakin Chapel. Arthur Boggess, local youth, enlists in the regular army and heads to Columbus before the Black Hills trip. Law and court are in session, bringing constant excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Frazier
Oreb
Pose Sims
Sims
Cincinnati
Chas. Hanna
Porkopolis
Lakin Chapel
Arthur Boggess
Columbus
Black Hills
Goshen News Roundup and Local Notes
Elmer Conover is quite sick in Goshen. John Holmes spent last week in Ross county. Johnston and Reynolds of Mt Carmel return home from Prof Rigg's academy for a few days. McFadden, formerly an organ agent, visits representing a mutual life insurer. Peter Rahmoor had a severe accident when run over by an empty hay wagon on his way home from the city. Mr Bentean is recovering from erysipelas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Conover
John Holmes
Ross County
Messrs. Johnston and Reynolds
Mt.Carmel
Rigg
KE. E. McFadden
Mutual Life
Peter Rahmoor
Mr. Bentean
Local Exchange Names and Rumors Stir Village
Messrs Newlan and Clark spoke on the walkway about Tematenene. The village laments no grog shop but notes the accursed article is sold nearby. Albert Hall remains aggressive. Rumor says a grass widower may wed soon from Mt Olive. Sidney Rapp visits Madisonville relatives. Ollie Rapp visits Monterey friends. Joseph Spahr plans marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Newlan
Clark
Tematenene
Peel
Albert Hall
Mt. Olive
Sidney Rapp
Madisonville
Ollie Rapp
Monterey
Joseph Spahr
Local items from Miamiville and surrounding towns
Wm Johnson of Miamiville left for Williamsburg Kansas on Thursday Representative Highlands called home from Columbus by sickness in his family Goshen has raised a 400 dollar guarantee fund to finish the Bell Telephone line to that place Wm Williams a brakeman on the M and C railroad badly crushed his hand at Loveland Thursday A young man named Johnson robbed of a silver watch and money at his Milford boarding house Wednesday night M and C railroad repairing bridge over the Little Miami Loveland mourns the death of Mrs Wm Cox pneumonia at O Banton station February 1 Joh Harris a brakeman on the M and L had fingers crushed possibly amputated Dr W A Carmichael and son operated Ww Merrel of Merrel and Vanievort gone to northern state to buy lumber Miss Mary Clinton returns to her Indianapolis aunt after weeks with relatives Mrs Mary Spurling and Miss Rebecca Spence visiting Perina Mills Before returning they will visit Walnut Hills Rev E D Walker visits T D Walker then returns home to Peabody Kansas A pleasant surprise for Miss Georgie Thompson last Tuesday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Johnson
Miamiville
Wiliamsburg
Kansas
Milford
M. & C. Railroad Company
Little Miami
Loveland
Wm. Cox
O’ Banton Station
Joh. Harris
Sera
W. A. Carmichael
Marriage in Pleasant Valley U B church scene
Social notes tell of a stylish January 81st wedding at a local home with Miss Anna Ayer wed to Frank Van Samn in an impressive ceremony led by H.d.M. A large reception followed as friends and relatives attended. Other items mention visits of Ella Banford to Cora Zabrikie, and local social rounds in New Richmond Tabasco and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Helmering
New Richmond
Oliver Mawkins
Eda Hawkins
Ettie von Grundy
Hella Purchine
Pleasant Valley U. i
Ella Banford
Columbia
Cora Zabrikie
Nancy Bennett
C. P. Bennett
Tabasco
Anna Ayer
Frank van Samn
H.d.m
U. B
Jennie Ebersole
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Baatavia
Charles W. Pegg
John I. F Fairman
Eprror
National Board of Trade
Boards of Trade
United States
Windom
Minnesota
Dwight M. Sabin
Sabins
Senate
Kinney
General Assembly
Terrace Park
Hennings Mills
Carter’s
Owensville
Hulington
Branch Hill
Williams
Miami Township
Wigginsville
Tobasco
Crosstown
Sim Atchley
Moore
Tom Bee
anti-Bantam
Ed. Hoes
Myers
Ayers
West Maywood
Floraville
John Heltman
Jennie Stevens
George Heltman
Poverty Rocks
Hasban
Barns Brothers
East Fork
Ies
Perry Innis
Concord
Hugh McCollum
C. McCollum
McCollum
Blowyville
White Oak
Pierce Township
Jackson Township
Point Isabel
Ten Mile Valley
John Peoples
Blanchard
H. Peoples
Fessler Brothers
Sherman and Wilder
Pt. Pleasant
Jake Wolf
Cornell Brothers
Nettie Guild
Myers Solomon
Will Hall
Charley Green
Mike Fessler
Pendleton
Adam Benzer
Ricker
Geer
Winspear
Wm. Patterson
Sen
Charles Knaus Seeenae
Gus Sphaner
George Young
Lindale
James Nash
Clarence
California
Celina Ebersole
George Behymer
Hopper’s Hill
Eee
Carlos
Bearie Pemberton
Parker’s Academy
Frank Hill
Jim Fitspetrick
Lee Frazier
F. Frazier
Bent Wilson
Butler County
Frazier
Elrod
Sherman
Brother
Dave Harbolt
Goshen
Stonelick Township
Cherry Grove
Willowville
Rosa Mittendorf
Dayton
Jacob Meyer
Charles McGuire
Evennday
Samuel Tumpbfeson
J. K. West
Jacob Dallery
Wm. Beckler
Lecal
Homas Brown
Glat County
Ohlo
J. W. Karn
K. Urrer
Jagéton
Afton Station
Ieee
Goa
Boy
W. O. Logan
Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Co
Court House
Batavia, Ohw
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