President West of the Ohio and Northwestern Railroad
A portrait of George West of Ballston Spa New York chosen as the O N W president. The piece details his English birth February 17 1828 immigration to the United States and rise as a paper mill owner banker and Republican politician. It describes his pivotal role in stabilizing the O N W finances and outlines plans to extend toward Pound Gap with potential links to Eastern Kentucky and Chattaroi routes.
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George West
Ballston, Spa
New York
Ohio and Northwestern Railroad
Devonshire County
England
Saratoga County
New York State
Chicago
James G. Blaine
Edward Wimple
Ray Hubbell
A. A. McLaughlin
Greenbacker
First National Bank
Ballston Spa
Newport News
Virginia
Portsmouth Tribune
West
East
Congress
Mr. West
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Col. Parsons
Ohio & Northwestern
Gallipolis
Kentucky
West Virginia
Pound Gap
Eastern Kentucky Railroad
Riverton
Chattaroi
Ashland
Ohio
Public Installation and Banquet for BeThel Lodge No 61
BeThel Lodge No 61 F and A M publicly installed new officers during the last regular election. W M G Winder S W C E Manning J W R W Salt Treasurer R M Town Secretary R M Griffith J D J E Tribble J D H R Willis Stewards S A Canter W A McChesney Tyler James Frazee. A large attendance enjoyed a banquet prepared by members' families with tables along the north side of the lodge room. The evening ended with goodwill and hopes for another convivial convocation next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BeThel Lodge No. 61
A. M
W. M
G. W. Winder
S. W
C. E. Manning
J. W
R. W. Salt
R. M
R. M. Griffith
J. D
J. E. Tribble
H. R. Willis
S. A. Canter
W. A. McChesney
Tyler
James Frazee
Mystic Brotherhood
W. M. Attest
Fourteen Bills Found Against Pool Hall and Other Indictments
The grand jury returned fourteen bills against Louis Buerkle of Batavia for running a pool room, indicted Harry Fisk for murder in the second degree, and charged several others including Herman Soldier for obscene language, Vallandigham Freeze for carrying a dangerous weapon, Augustus Carr for burglary and larceny, Joseph Martin and Thomas Philips for petit larceny, Robert Willis for assault and battery, and John Youngbluth for assaulting his father. Judge Cowen praised the jury's expeditious work and noted jail conditions under Deputy Hitch. no new jail recommendations were made.
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Cowen
Louis Buerkle
Batavia
Harry Fisk
Gottlieb Miller
Willowville
Herman Soldier
Williamsburg
Vallandigham Freeze
Loveland
Augustus Carr
Goshen Township
Joseph Shearer
Carr
Joseph Martin
Thomas Philips
Henry H. Heisel
Robert Willis
New Richmond
Frances Taylor
Lancaster
John Youngbluth
Batavia Township
Nicholas Youngbluth
J. C. Rapp
Stonelick Township
Hitch
Hardware dealer offers large stock and low prices
R L Gest of New Richmond keeps a large assortment of hardware stoves and tinware in Southern Ohio. He sells as low as any firm in Clermont county and sells only first class goods with satisfaction guaranteed. W H Baum reports strong sales of White Sewing Machines saying they are the best machine made and sell easily.
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R. L. Gest
New Richmond
Ohio
Clermont County
W. H. Baum
Odd Fellows Installed for Regular Term in Multiple Districts
A district report lists January installations across Batavia Edenton Goshen Marathon Milford Mount Carmel Newtonsville Olive Branch Owensville Williamsburg and Owensville branches with new nobles grand masters secretaries treasurers wardens conductors and gdes. Names include J J Holden N G Lindsey F Halbisch John Zurmohile J D Duckwall W Walker A Shaw T Johnson Charles Sprague Henry Johnson Chris Vietz Frank Titus John Grant H E South John Ferris James T Jordan Amos Jordan A E Irwin William Gordon John Yakey Henry Gibbs John Holmes G H Whitman J C Honaker T W Williamson William Burdsall G W Palmer L Jones W N Hutchinson Samuel A West George M D Anderson Joseph M Worz L Humphrey William C LeFebre D Brunk William Thomas G Carter J N Jordan C Hoffman D W Atchley J E Innis daily.
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Batavia
N. G
M. Lindsey
F Halbisch
Kirk Kennedy
John Zurmohile
E D. Duckwall
N.G
W.R. Walker
V G
B. Shaw
A. T. Johnson
Charles Sprague
Henry Johnson
Letter to the Courier Critiques County Finances and Roads
A reader defends moderate salaries for officials and urges careful use of funds. He questions sweeping pension reforms, supports Jamieson’s road and bridge plans, condemns broad bond issuance, and calls for fiscal cleanup including abolishing the infirmary director and reducing unnecessary offices.
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the Courier
M. Jamieson
A. Haywood
Jamieson
Hywood
Sun
Haywood
Temple
Treasury
Robinson
District Grand Committee Meeting in Batavia February 24 1888
The next District Grand Committee meeting of Hill District Clermont county will be held at Batavia February 24 1888. All Past Grands are requested to be present. J R Miles Grand Master will attend in the evening for a special Batavia Lodge meeting and to give Instructions on the unwritten work. The degree staff of Batavia lodge will confer the degrees. James J Honpen D D G M.
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Hill District
Clermont County
Batavia
J. R. Miles
Batavia Lodge
James J. Honpen
Tax Duplicates Locked Up At County Auditor Office
A mockery of public access as deputy Billy Page locks 1884 1585 and 1586 tax duplicates in the Auditor’s office. The safe remains sealed until Roudebush retrieves the records, while the county seeks an expert to reopen the container and return the books.
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Billy Page
Columbia
Auditor’s Office
Billy
Lockwood
Roudebush
Court Notes Show Grand Jury Interest and Local Judgments
The report of the grand jury drew much interest. Milford National Bank won a judgment for 2336.40 plus costs in Julia A. Larkin vs Susan Foster et al. The McNellis case was dismissed after payment plus costs. Several cases were continued or settled, officers praised, and the Supreme Court affirmed a circuit ruling with costs awarded to Loveland Building and Loan Association.
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Milford National Bank
Julia A. Larkin
Susan Foster
John McClelland
George
Gatch
Charles H. Gatch
John D. Gatch
Clermont County
A. B. Shaw
Tatman
Hitch
West
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
David W. Rowan
J. D. F. Zumvorde & Co
Joseph Orth
Charles Klockenbrink
F. J. Willenbrink
Beware of imitation Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption
Do not let dealers push cheap imitations for consumption coughs and colds. Insist on the genuine Dr King's New Discovery guaranteed to relieve throat lung and chest ailments. Trial battles free at J B Walker's Drug Store Williamsburg and W R Walker's Batavia. Large bottles $1.
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Dr. King
J. DB. Walker
Williamsburg
W. R. Walker
Batavia
Tuk Bear Save in the world Yor Cuts Brul aes Sores Ulcers
Patent medicine ad touts Tuk Bear Save for skin eruptions fever sores tetter and piles with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Price listed as 25 conte per box sold by W. R. Walker Butugia 8 Walker Williamsburg.
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W. R. Walker Butugia
Walker
Williameburg
Smith's Landing store room for rent after occupant's death
Large well built store room at Smith's Landing recently occupied by J. T. Mannen deceased is for rent. Suitable for mercantile coal or lumber yard purposes with prime river location. Inquiries on premises or address Alex Smith Smith's Landing Ohio. Oct 26 tf
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Smith's Landing
J. T. Mannen
Williamsparx correspondence notes local business moves and events
Ernest Brobst from the Columbus post office visits the area. D K Peterson trades his grocery for O P Chatterton's mill interest and becomes mill sale provrier. Chatterton starts a new grocery. Estelle M Norris rents A Pohl’s store to open millinery stock. Various residents incur illness, travel, and business changes. Gas well activity continues with pipes laid to Mount’s chair factory and two new wells contemplated. Anabel Sargent visits Bethel. Dr. Young to lecture and preach. Christian Endeavor youth group grows to about sixty members.
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Ernest Brobst
Columbus Post Office Department
D. K. Peterson
O. P. Chatterton
Peterson
Mil
Mr. Chatterton
Mss
Estelle M. Norris
A. Pohl
D. W. Atchley
J. B. Walker
B. N. Stockton
D. Mount
E. B. Holmes
Columbus
Anabel Sargent
Bethel
B. Kennedy
John Atchley
A. K. Peterson
Amos Ellis
Frank
Athens
Tennessee
William Britton
Dayton
Dayton Life Insurance Association
Britton
Dr. Young
Akron
Young
M. E
al. Boulware
Christian Endeavor
New Richmond News: River Boating Returns and Skating Barrel Race
The St. Lawrence resumes up river Monday as the White Collar Line ends winter layup. Frank Talley’s barge moves, engineer John McMurphy returns to Bonanza, ice nearly gone. A barrel race at Opera Hall drew crowds with three headless barrels on the course. McCormick injured. Seitz and Ketchum win prizes. Revivals continue at colored churches. Baptist converts baptized at Castlen's wharf. Maggie Boots sues George Yeager over paternity. warrant issued. Leap year party plans brighten local social scene. Miss Mary Dimmitt visits Mrs. Fee in Maysville.
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Maysville
St. Lawrence
Frank Talley
John McMurphy
Opera Hall
McCormick
Charlie Seitz
Harry Ketchum
Colored Methodist
Baptist
Castlen’s Wharf
Maggie Boots
George Yeager
George
Mary Dimmitt
D. BE. Fee
Edenton Notes of Visitors and Church Revival
Edenton hosts visitors A H Norman and Ellery from Blanchester and others from Cincinnati Oakland Batavia and Pleasant Ridge. A protracted meeting at M U church ends with five accessions while M E church revival promises to awaken citizens. Dr T F Dickinson and family plan to move to Kansas City. J C Glenn reports Kelsay home shop booming despite Mr Kelsay’s poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Thompson
Pleasant Ridge
T. F. Dickinson
Kansas City
J.C. Glenn
Kelsey
Evansville
Local Notes From Williamsburg and Vicinity Headline
Miss Anna McNatt of Williamsburg visits Mrs. W W Widmeyer and Miss Anna Sargent calls on her aunt Mrs Kennedy. John Somermier of Cincinnati spends Sunday with his parents here. Lizzie Goodwin of Vanceburg guest of Mrs Walker Burke last week. James Sparks of Kansas visits his brother here. J L Aldrich dies January 28 in Wichita.
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Anna McNatt
Williamsburg
W. W. Widmeyer
Anna Sargent
Mrs. Kennedy
John Somermier
Cincinnati
Lizzie Goodwin
Vanceburg
Kentucky
Walker Burke
Charles McKibben
Turkey Foot
H. J. Beck
Bethel
Formrly
Belle Pasgate
New Vienna
Richard Kirton
Brown
James Sparks
Kansas
John Tatman
Isaac Shinkle
Cliff Swing
John Taylor
J. L. Aldrich
Witchita
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the Hill District
J. J. Holden
H E. South
John Ferris
James T. Jordan
James C. Jordan
Amos Jordan
Goshen
A. E Irwin
William L. Gordon
John Yakey
Henry Gibbs
John Holmes
Marathon
J. C. Honaker
T. W. Williamson
William Burdsall
P.S
G. W. Palmer
L. Jones
W. N. Hutchinson
Samuel A. West
George M. D. Anderson
Joseph M. Worz
John C. Hommeyer
C Bremer
John L. Brunson
N G
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Jacob Wolfer
V.G
William C. LeFebre
Robert Kernohan
John W. Gatch
MT. Carmel
Witliam
A. A. Taylor
H. H. Thomas R S
Frank B. Holter
George W. Marriott
M. J. W. Holter
D. L. Reynolds
Peter Brunaugh R
G. Schwab
L.S
W. D. Malott
R.S
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Owensville
J. H. Hall
Charles Nichols
M. F. Apgar
James Crosley
David Ferree
L. H. Medaris
J. L. Marsh
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A. Marsh
V. G—A. Tice
J. E. Innis
V.g—N. T. Daily
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Amelia
H. A. Reed
Lizzle Short
Beeek
Rickland
Glee Club
J. M. Foster
Painter of Seville
Bertha Robinson
Suadintendent
Domisetti
Holmes
Albaugh
Tor
B. G. Alf & Co
Pearl St
Howard Ferris
Anderson
Cornelius McNellis
Yatliff West
U.S
Josie Holmes
E. L. Harper
Nollies
Walter Peden
Bill
O. P Sullivan
John Bunn
Bucklen
Alex Smith
Williamsparx
Edenton
A. H. Norman and Son
Ellery
Blanchester
Mr. Curry
William Little
Oakland
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