Congressional Review of Clermont County in Seventh District
A Clermont county editorial surveys past election results from 1876 to 1889, argues for Republican unity, and endorses General Holter while weighing Little, Campbell, and other local candidates. It notes district boundaries, precinct counts, and past margins, urging active campaigning to boost GOP odds in the Seventh district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Bishop
David R. Paige
Charles Townsend
Henry L. Morey
Congress
James E. Campbell
Foraker
Hoadly
Hayes
Mr. Little
Recans
Powell
Sharp
Prohibition
Seitz
Courier
Clermont County
William Doane
Williamsville
Jonathan D. Morris
Batavia
William Howard
Reader W. Clarke
Warren
Butler
Clinton
Fayette
Highland
Brown
Adams
Greene County
Campbell
Henry A. Dickey
C. Highland
Butler County
Greene
Clermont
George West
New York
John Little
Loveland
Holter
Hamilton Telegraph
Little
Robinson
McBride
Smith
Bonsall
Nat
Chapman
Rev. Smith
Campsbell
Fess
Hamilton
Lake
Ohio
Commercial Gazette
Geo. W. Temple
Frank A. Hitch
R. W. C. Gregg
General Holter
Middletown
Capt. Morey
E. G. Rathbone
Butler- Warren
Morey
Rathbone
Xenia
Seth Brown
Lebanon
Xenia Gazette
Columbus Papers
Washington Dispatches
Soldier's plea for Kansas and a GOP win over Grover Cleveland
An Ohio veteran in Elk County Kansas writes to the Courier praising Kansas progress and urging voters to elect a Republican president to defeat Grover Cleveland. He touts Kansas growth, low saloons, cheap farmland from $10 to $90 per acre, strong crops and livestock, short winters, good roads, and accessible living costs. He invites Clermont County readers to move, promising to provide Kansas guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Elk County
Kansas
The
Courier
Your County
Marathon
William Teeny
Williamsburg
Ohio
United States
Supreme Bench
Old Lamar
Company K
Clermont County
Blaine
Sherman
Joe Hawley
Grover Cleveland
Union
Clermont
Pleasant Session at Amelia Hosts Teachers Association
A large turnout at Amelia's Clermont Teachers' Association meeting filled the M E church with attentive teachers and citizens. Highlights included talks on home and school influences, a proposed basket picnic at Amelia in June, and a lively discussion of the Albaugh bill with no formal endorsement. Adjournment set for Mt. Carmel in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Clermont Teachers’ Association
M. E
Clayton Nichols
Carrie Cole
B. Smith
Amelia Choral Society
Apphia Robinson
Lizzie Short
Locust Corner
Strickland
Indiana
Crook
Mt. Carmel
Robinson
Hamilton
Brown
Clermont
Dial
Swing
Bethel
Davis
New Richmond
H.S. Hulick
Batavia
E. A. Read
Wood Dixon
Fair
Italia
Susie Hall
Wes Doughty
John McTomany
Bertha Robinson
Painter
Seville
Choral Society
Supt. Dial
Messrs. Robinson
Cross
Parker
M. E. Church
S. B. Smith
Mt Carmel Notes and Local Social Visits
Mount Carmel residents share visits with friends at Amelia and Monterey. Misses Top and Cora Simmons visit Amelia while Miles Jennie Forbes returns from Monterey. Teachers and pupils attend the Amelia Teachers Association. Florence Arthur visits sister Mrs A Watts in Columbia. Visitors from Mt Washington and Newtown participate in church meeting under Reverend Capeorink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Top
Cora Simmons
Amelia
Miles Jennie Forbes
Monterey
Teachers’ Association
Florence Arthur
Mra. A. Watts
Columbia
Viaitora
Mr. Gorsaline
Mt. Washington
Newtown
Local correspondents note social ties and obits in Ohio town
Laurel correspondence reports visits of Indiana and Ohio residents, marriages, sickness, church gatherings, meetings, and deaths. Notices include Dr J J Werner dental visit, gas company plans, a death in the Nichoals Gall family, and numerous visits and travels among residents.
Patent salve advertises cure for many skin ailments
An old advertisement promises the best SALVE in the world for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores totter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. It claims to positively cure piles or no pay, priced at 25 cents per box, sold by W. R. Walker Batavia and J. B. Walker Williameburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Walker
Mulberry Wedding and Local News Highlights
William Irwin of Goshen and Miss Lizzie Brown wed at the bride’s home in a small gathering. Frank Cole moved into the Elston property. James Lucky visited from Goshen. notes on illness, church activities, and a protracted meeting. A farmer tax discussion at Mulberry schoolhouse drew A. J. Buckingham and Paxton from Camp Dennison. tax reform topics and Griffin bill discussed. Anniversary club elections held. Talley’s landing hosted baptisms in freezing river. deaths include Fent C. Rogers and Horace Leighton, with Miss Winifred Brown’s typhoid death noted. Socials, roller-skating, and local visits fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baywood
Coggswell
Walnut Hills
Mary Kain
Mt. Washington
Lewis Nott
Bricker
Ed.Tribble
Lee Luck
David Homan
Charles Luck
Hillsboro
W. E. Thompson
Bethel
Luck
Charles Palmer
Cincinnati
Maria Palmer
Hiram Palmer
Masters
Adda Morris
Joseph Andrews
George Holmes
F. L. Yeomans
Andrews
J. N. Robbins
Batavia
Nellie Peacock
Peter O'Connor
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Goshen
James Thurston
McCormick Machine Company
Tracy Camnitz
William Gordon
William Bird
King’s Mills
Prof. Gatch
Eva Craft
King's Mills
G. M. Conover
Smith Roudabush
David Roudabush
George E. Smith
Toman House
Marshall Renner
Femingsburg
Adda Yost
al, Shields
Lydia Cox
William Irwin
Lizzie Brown
Mulberry
Bart.Emery Post
George Ramsey
Louis B. Spaeth
Little Miami
Dayton
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
M. J. Hewitt
Blanchester
A. B. Brook’s Mills
John Henrick
Martin
Company F
Bob Martin
Ed. Tenney
West Loveland
Loveland
Emma Ramsey
L. W. Bishop
Courier
Stuntz
Terrace Park
T. M. Henderson
Charleston
West Virginia
Noble
East Milford
Henry Killenger ,Jr
South Milford
F. L. Cook
P_ B
Gatch
Sven
Findlay
L. B. Buckingham
Clitter
George E. Davis
Plainville
D. C. Ridgway
Dr. Hendrick
Episcopal Church
William H. Hunt
Doc. Motsinger
Teres Sylvester
West Indies
Lavina Wasson
Boyer Sisters
Mattie
Allison Allen
Covington
C. E. Brewster's
Harry Howell
L. H. Waldron
Theentenary Church
A. G. Newton
Kate Suisor
Warren County
Jerry Jennings
Miamiville
Mattie Brown
Pleasant Plain
Lyceum
Mulberry School House
Saaturday
A. J. Buckingham
Paxton
Camp Dennison
A. le Frazer
W. K. Fitzwater
N. B. Haywood
J. J. Kemp
W. F. Porter
Talley’s Landing
Colored Baptist Church
Fent C. Rogers
Anderson
Indiana
Horace Leighton
Winifred Brown
I. M. Brown
Ironton
Presbyterian Mite Society
Town Hall
Opera Hall
Tillie Moser
Will Doughty
Hamlet
Mart
Towner
John C. Bleher
Ohio
John W. Davis
Castion House
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Bert Atwood
Eugene Hancock
J. K. Parker
Williams
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Lena Penn
Clara Christie
Kate Hartman
H. McNutt
Jessie
H. Dover
Charles Ireton
James Roudebush
Katie
Clara Anderson
Fayetteville
Mary Joseph
Vera Cruz
R. Burger
Ike Bowen
Charles Arandall and Son
Boston
Bertie Hutchinson
Lou Hardy
Frank Predmore
John Orebaugh, Jr
Thomas Waite
Samuel Hartman
John Joseph
Edenton
George Joseph
A. B. Hardy
Ollie Glaney
Mary Abernathy
T. W. Williamson
Taylor's Chapel
Eureka Literary Society
Laurel
John Armacost
Isaac Armacost
Quarterley
McLean Mofford
Brazil
John Mofford
Jennie Gates
New Orleans
Harvey Corbin
Irwin G. Ller
Alice Kendrick
Maple
Daniel Boh
Marys Ville
Belfast
Nettie Elliott
Newtonsville
Miss Hughes
Clara Custer
Joe Richie
Milton Elliott
Allie Ferree
James Binkley
George Elliott
Lizzie Hughes
Newberry
J. M. Canter
Georgetown
Frank Hughes
James Johnston
Charles Johnston
John Knott
Jesse Collins
Walter Baltz
Owensville
Nicholas Gall
William Cooper
Joseph Courtot
Squire Quitter
Johnson Rapp
California
F. J. Roudebush
M. I. Marsh
Mainville
George McNutt
J. F. Hill
J. J. Werner
Geberin House
Silas Bennett
Ez, Schooley
Newtonsyville
Charles Buerkle
New Boston
Maggie Flescher
Eli Goodwin
Moore's Fork
Will Work
W. A. Dimmitt
Milt. Roudebush
Ella Maddox
Estella Jones
Lulu Medaris
Netta Whittaker
William Hill
Bert Work
Frank Clark
Midland City
J. Brothers
Roe
Hill
Milford
Oscar Mitzell
Felicity
Thomas D. Fee
Southerland
Sewanie
William I. Fee
Fred J. Fee
Thomas Longworth
Aphia Longworth
George A. Carver
State Board of Pharmacy
Odeon
Moses Ducknall
N. E. Bradley
Gas Company No.2
Market Street
Charles Gregg
Gibson
Mollie Pangburn
Phil Moore
van Briggle House
Presbyterian Church
Rey Street
Joseph Laycock
John Laycock
Dick Waterfield
Hutchinson
Nicholasville
Ria Cruse
Samuel Madison
Wilford
Bucklen
Parrott
Dence