Clermont Boy Seeks Peru Mission Endorsed by Regional Republicans
A Clermont native named Aleck Slade, a lifelong Republican and Union veteran, is profiled as a strong candidate for a Peruvian mission. The sketch traces his early Batavia upbringing, wartime service with the 7th Ohio Cavalry and other units, and later political activity in Kentucky. He is endorsed by W P Fishback and Clermont leaders, with hopes he will secure the post and represent the region abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Jamieson
Thomas Shields
Col. Howard
Harvey Hamilton
Abel 8. Smith
Beaux
Batavia
T. M. Lewis
Steve Robinson
Jerry Weaver
Prof. Sloan
Mike Fitch
J. M. McGrew
Judge Hulick
Charley Collins
Joe Johnson
Lem
Aleck Slade
Judge Burnett
Joshua R. Geddings
Cincinnati
7Th
Ohio Cavalry
Michigan
Pennsylvania
East Tennessee
Rosecrans
Murfeesboro
J. D. Cox
Ohio
Knights of the Golden Circle
United States District Court
Canada
Slade
Sherman
Nashville
Savannah
George H. Thomas
Franklin
Hood
Thomas
Blade
Kentucky
Andrew Johnson
Cox
Burnside
Peru
South America
Harrison
Mr. Slade
Aleck
W. P. Fishback
Clermont
Local option in Lebanon sparks question on repeal
In Lebanon the local option ordinance is challenged as a failed experiment. Josiah Morrow argues the policy is meaningless and costly, noting increased drunkenness and disturbances since its passage. He cites detective cases, club officers, and a Supreme Court timeline as part of a broader criticism and asks a pointed rhetorical about prosecuting all club officers over twenty seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Mechanic’s Institute
Josiah Morrow
Supreme Court
Prohibition
Law and Order
Guardian Finds Hidden Gold Mine Under Old Man's House
Henry Scott, guardian of Eli Grooms, uncovered a stash of cash and coin totaling 4288 dollars hidden in jars at the elderly man’s home. The coins weighed over fifty pounds, with 1298 in gold 600 in silver and the rest in greenbacks. Banked for safekeeping years ago the money had been forgotten in the elder’s dotage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Henry Scott
Eli Grooms
Scott
Hiram
Mr. Scott
Squire Scott
Eli
Clermont County Teachers Association Program at Loveland
The Clermont Teachers Association meets at Loveland Presbyterian Church starting Friday evening February 22 and continuing through Saturday morning. The program outlines sessions and activities for the next association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
Milk Cow Prohibition Tale Sparks Mock Banter in Milford
A humorous tale from Milford recounts a guest who avoids wine and tea, drinks only milk, and imitates a Holstein dessert at a hosted dinner. Amid local notices, reports describe entertainments, school events, and infrastructure news from Hamilton and Clermont counties, with brief items on pensions, travel, and civic happenings.
Boycotting in Brown and the Arnett Law
A Brown county correspondent reports that since the Arnett bill made mixed schools the colored tenant farmer is edged off. White landowners quietly replace leases, refusing nearby farmers, and over time entire districts lose colored residents. The law, intended to help, allegedly harms the colored community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County
Auctions At Olive Branch and Wiltsee Station
Albert A. Avey to sell stock grain farming utensils and household goods at his Olive Branch residence Monday February 25 at 10 o clock M F Ross to sell March 2 at 10 a m stock farming utensils and household goods at Mrs Mary Jane Hulick residence near town Ross to move to Montana J W Wiltsee to auction March 2 1989 at Wiltsee Station south of Mt Holly large personal property including horses cattle wagons implements and furniture
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Avey
Olive Branch
M. F. Ross
Mary Jane Hulick
Mr. Ross
Montana
J. W. Wiltsee
Wiltsee Station
Mt. Holly
Wrapping Paper Sparked Recovery Tale and Masonic Notice
A tale from Batavia recalls a woman saved by Dr. King's New Discovery after physicians deemed her incurable as she gained weight from a sample bottle. The notice also lists a meeting of the Past Grand Committee, I O O F, in Batavia on Saturday February 2 at 10 o'clock for all in good standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Fuller
W. H. Cale
Fort Smith
W. BR. Walker
Batavia
J. B. Walker
Williamsburg
L. H. Medaris
Joseph Hayden Granted Time To Pay Fine In Court
Joseph Hayden faced court proceedings last week over a juvenile arson case. He paid $56 of a $103 fine with an alternate option of the work house, and Judge Davis gave him until the 25th of this month to raise the remaining balance. His brother Les Hayden has indicated support and urged Joe to behave to secure the payoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hayden
Davis
Les Hayden
Joe
Court of Common Pleas
State and Rose Bilby Arson Case in Cincinnati Premature Plea
State versus Rose Bilby and Abraham Cramer arraigned for arson. They denied setting fire to a $100 dwelling but claimed prejudice against a tiny house and that the match caused it. Judge Davis fined Bilby $50 with 30 days in Cincinnati and permission to work until fine paid. Cramer fined $100 plus costs, to stay in the Cincinnati work-house 30 days and longer at 75 cents daily until debt cleared. Bailiffs Kain and Holter escorted them to begin sentences yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Bilby
Abraham Cramer
Cincinnati
Columbus
Davis
Rose
Foreclosure decree and sale order and a list of court actions
Multiple court items including Anton Oberding Jr and Anna Frenoert in foreclosure and sale actions with figures cited. Lide Fuller versus Alice Boyer for slander. James H. Rice versus Geo W Martin and S Hellman settled and dismissed. State versus James Cook jury trial for theft of $60 with conviction and motion for new trial notice. Seven cases reset for illegal liquor selling and eight for tomorrow. Medical attendance suit Ashburn vs Dudly infirmary directors verdict for $19.00. Mathew Leonard versus B F Hutchinson damages reset for March 25. several foreclosures and hearings listed with various parties and amounts. Also a sensational dog hybrid story from Butler County, presented as local sensational news with graphic details and an extreme birth and attempt to end the case by chloroform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Oberding
Stephen Graus
Anton Oberding, Jr
Anna Frenoert
Lide Fuller
Alice Boyer
James H. Rice
Geo. W. Martin
Hellman
State
James Cook
Cook
A. W. Ashburn
M. D
Otis Dudly
Mathew Leonard
B. F. Hutchinson
Fitzpatrick
Hannah Meyers
John W. Latimer
P. J. Nichols
Kate Daughters
Henry Schafer
Rudolph Schafer
Lewis Lesert
N. Y. Roat
Goshen Township
Frederick Binning
H. D. Tone
Williams
Boggess
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with reward offer
One hundred dollar reward offered for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo claim honor and solvency, with signatures from Wrat & Truax, Walding Kinwan & Marvin, Be H Van Hamstern. Cure is taken internally and sold by druggists at 75 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Ee
Wrat & Truax
Walding, Kinwan & Marvin
Walding, Kinwan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggista
BE. H. van Hamstan
Toledo National Bank
All Druggiate
Bwayne's OmrMEnt Guaranteed to Cure Skin Eruptions
An advertisement claims a simple application of BWAYNE'S OmrMEnt will cure tetter salt rheum ringworm piles itch sores pimples boils and all itchy skin eruptions without internal medicine. It asserts universal effectiveness and a trifling cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bwayne
Texas Siftings Editorial Sets Family Friendly Aim
An 1889 Texas Siftings editorial states the paper is for the family and will not publish vulgar or indelicate content. It emphasizes producing an illustrated humorous issue acceptable to refined households in America and England and notes growing circulation and responsibility to provide undefiled wit and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Siftings
Atlantic
Inauguration Excursion Tickets Via Pennsy Lines
Tickets for Washington inauguration travel go on sale Feb 26 to Mar 8 at all Pennsylvania Lines stations. Return by trains leaving Washington no later than Mar 10. Batavia Junction round trip $12.50. Special trains and carriages arranged. see local agents for details. Also notice of Well Dickinson exhibition in Batavia March at Kline’s gallery.
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United States
Pennsylvania Lines
General Harrison
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
D.C
Pennsylvania
Batavia Junction
Contemporaries Offer Free Cabinet Fillers Before February 28
Some papers print blank cabinets with a free gift offer for those who fill correctly before February 28. The text notes the appeal as splendid since Parrison cannot yet assemble his cabinet and details remain unclear until March 1 or 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrison
Martha Washington Tea at Jamieson's Hall Friday Evening
The Presbyterian ladies aid society hosts a Martha Washington Tea at Jamieson's hall Friday evening. Supper served 5 30 to 8 pm, admission including supper 25 cents, admission without supper 10 cents. A general good time is expected. everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Martha Washington
Jamieson’s Hall
Prominent Farmer Says Hog Cure Tackles Cholera
The Xenia Gazette reports a local farmer saving hogs while neighbors fall to cholera. His method is to give a hog that has been slaughtered a baking soda dose before swallowing, then hold it until swallowed, a simple remedy that appears successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Xenia Gazette
Johnson Aston wed at bride's parents home by Dr Sutherland
William A Johnson and Miss Isa Aston married February 1 188. at the residence of the bride's parents. The couple received a Bible from the bride's father and brother. Gifts included silver tablespoons glass tea set from the groom's father and more items from various relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Johnson
Miss Isa Aston
Sutherland
Mr. Johnson
Harry Aston
Mrs. Sherman
Miss Myrtle Aston
Charley Johnson
Mrs. L Marsh
Ada
Ids
Amma Johnson
Charlee Britton
Mollie Kain
Rusha Stark
The Mazy Dance at massive ration ball room featured grand pillars
The article describes a vast ballroom 316 by 116 feet with a seventy five foot high ceiling and two rows of four immense white pillars. The marble floor covers nearly an acre and can accommodate 13 000 people. Last ball drew over eight thousand with ample space for more.
Dentistry at Boston and Milford Schedule
Dr. J. M. H. Robinson will alternate weekly headquarters between Milford and Boston. This month he serves Boston from the 0th to 16th and again from the 25th to Mth, with Milford the balance of the time. January notes indicate agent Daniel A. Judd at 18 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati.
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Boston
Milford
J. MH. Robinson
Janesseas
Mowry
Daniel A. Judd
Wess
Fourth Street
Cincinnati
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L. W. Slade
Siah Morrow
Bed
Clermont County
Teachers’ Association
Amelia
Hicks’s Hall
M. E. Church Fund
Simeon Teasdale
O. D. Becker
Eatia
Ss Choral Society
T. M. Criley
School Board
T. Dial
Choral Society
Little Joe
Lillian Adelaide Keenan
Covington
Martalan
Ceie
A. B. Johnson
Avondale
Minuie
Northern Insurance Company
J. L. H. Barr & Co
Archie Dean
P. J. Carmichael
Con. W. Gatch
J. S. Hulick
Dickinson
City Hall
Loveland
J. 8. Hoey
Long
W.S. Acomb
Lillie Merrill
J. F. W. Gatch
William Martin
John Hancock
Cora Cornelius
Sam Shepard
Dan Richards
Ji We
Oop
Ces Netee
Eben L
Aultman
F. E. Swing
Strickland
Hulick
Hamilton County
Roger S. Ayer
Williamsville
Hamilton
Clermont Counties
Senate
Hades
Oxford
Messrs
Fleek
Weaver
Market Street
Ep. Parrott
Valentine
New Ricamont
Valley Enterprise
Milton Gatch
John Parker
Mr. Gatch
Nevada
Samuel Hummel
County Building
Wes Third Street
Central Normal School
Weat Union
BROWN
Rose and
Abraham
Butler
Fayette County
Lic
George Temple
Highland County
Butler County Democrat
Democrat
Butler County
Kozema
Texas
Kline
Blue Grass
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