Delegates and Electors from this District Since 1856
Complete list shows the Sixth and Third district delegates and electors to Republican conventions from 1856 through 1888. It notes county and statewide results, key nominees like Fremont Lincoln Grant Hayes Garfield Blaine and Cleveland, and Clermont county voting patterns, with a tease that the article continues next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Brown
Clermont
Highland
Joseph Parrish
Chambers Baird
William Ellison
E. P. Evans
Philadelphia
John C. Fremont
New York
William L. Dayton
New Jersey
James Buchanan
Pennsylvania
John C. Breckenridge
Kentucky
Ohio
Buchanan
Fremont
Clinton
Fayette
John M. Barrere
Reader W. Clarke
John M. Kellum
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Hannibal Hamlin
Maine
Stephen A. Douglas
Herschel V. Johnson
Georgia
Clermont County
Douglas
Lincoln
Mr. Clarke
Mr. Lincoln
Salmon P. Chase
W. R. Smith
Mills Gardner
Baltimore
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
George B. McClellan
George H. Pendleton
McClellan
Samuel Hemphill
George W. Shulick
David H. Bailey
Grant
Schuyler Colfax
Indiana
Jeff. Hildebrant
A. J. Wright
Thomas Moore
Butler
Henry Wilson
Massachusetts
Horace Greeley
B. Gratz Brown
Missouri
General Grant
Greeley
Hendricks
Bayette
Warren
H. L. Morey
Frank Browning
George W. Hulick
Cincinnati
R. B Hayes
William A. Wheeler
Samuel
J. Tilden
Thomas A. Hendricks
General Hayes
Tilden
Hayes
D. W. McClung
A. R. Creamer
Robert FE. Dean
Friends
James G. Blaine
James A. Garfield
Chester A. Arthur
Hancock
William H. English
Garfield
Hanwock
Preble
M. J. W. Holter
Robert G. Corwin
Court notes and social updates from Laurel and region
The court convened with a new petit jury while cases continued including Strickland versus Bredwell and Bethel, with a March 27 continuance. The State versus Herman Soldier for obscenity returned a guilty verdict. Libel suits were filed against Lockwood Cramer Iuen and Lockwood with $20,000 damages sought. Community notices cover visiting relatives, church meetings, school affairs, a birthday surprise for Uncle Isaac Armacost, and local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strickland
John B. Iuen
C. H. Lockwood
The
Clermont Sun
J.C. Tatman
R. W.C. Gregg
Joseph P. Smith
Nichols & Nichols, Townsley & Woodlief
West & Hicks
Parrott & Griffith
Hamlet Visitors Mentioned in Local Correspondence
Hamlet notes show Mrs. Kate Welsh of Cincinnati and Mrs. Arthur eet Lindale visiting. Other locals include Miss Alleen Simpkins, Ray Ely, Aaron Bennett, Frank Croswell, Mrs. M. A. Croswell, Will Davis, Mrs. Letty Michel, and Miss Lou Malick making recent calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Welsh
Cincinnati
Arthur Eet Lindale
N. Jud Sick
Alleen Simpkins
Ray Ely
Aaron Bennett
Aemph Deal
Bantam
Hamlet
Frank Croswell
Felicity
M. A. Croswell
Will Davis
Letty Michel
Lou Malick
Local families share Sunday visits and illness notes
Levitt Slade of Clay Center Kansas spent Sunday with his sister Mrs John Sweet. Stella Slade Flora Duckwall and Wilber Duckwall spent Sunday with friends here. Capt Johnson is ill again and Mr Mrs Claycraft and Sunday with Mt Holly couple Judd. Frankie McAfee is sick. Kate Duckwall returns from Batavia. Ella Ferguson Anna Dunlap visit Batavia. Maude Ilitch visits relatives in Lindale.
Spring Grove M. E. Church closes after two weeks of meetings
After two weeks of service with five accessions the meetings end at Spring Grove M E church. Rev D W Parks to begin protracted effort at the Presbyterian church. Brother Dolby buys a fine buggy. Ed Lone to spend summer with grandmother. Archie Clark recovering from a severe foot injury. T H Phillips hired by Tate Co and to move to Salt Air. Miss Winans of New Richmond visiting. William Emmons buys a stylish pair of mules. Widespread sickness noted locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Grove M. E
D. W. Parks
Presbyterian Church
Brother Dolby
Lone
Archie Clark
T. H. Phillips
Tatue & Co
Winans
New Richmond
William Emmons
William Corbin
Court Kirgan sale and local social notes headline
Court Kirgan sale drew a number of citizens while A C Bradbury Eugene Thompson and Clyde Warren carried the red ribbon in the gun club. Charles Davis now employed by Uncle Sam was married to Miss Zettie Cline of Tabasco. Florence Latham spent Sunday afternoon at M M Hall's. John Ayer celebrated his fourth anniversary with a grand surprise hosted by Mrs R Griffin. J M Fitzpatrick bought a fine horse Charles Maddox a fine mule team Elisha Ross bought Koenig property and will take possession soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Kirgan
A. C. Bradbury
Eugene Thompson
Clyde Warren
Charles Davis
Sam
Zettie Cline
Tabasco
Florence Latham
M. M. Hall’s
John Ayer
R. Griffin
J. M. Fitzpatrick
Charles Maddox
Elisha Ross
Koenig
James Needham's Young Child Buried in I O O F Cemetery
One year old child of James Needham died Friday evening and was laid to rest in the I O O F cemetery Sunday. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. L. O. Deputy. Local brief notices include Frederick Plout selling personal property last week and planning to start a city business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Needham
L. O
Frederick Plout
Leelie Daughterty
Kentucky
Louis Entner
Cincinnati
Harvey Laham
Samuel Hill
S Tonelick
T. A. Mitchell
Mary Mitchell
Queen City
Harvey Lanham
John Mitchell
J. L. Combs
Joseph Rapp
Whitcomb Motsinger
Illinois
G. M. Austina
J.C. Fetter
May Delano
Moscow
Local Happenings and Property Moves In Town
Miss Maud Hodges visits friends. Charley Morehead buys a horse and will manage the McKown farm this year. William Adams to move back, replacing Will Thompson who leaves for South Bantam. James Butler plastering John Goodwin's new house. N. J. Thompson buys F. C. Littleton property and takes possession April 1. L. heads to Kansas City or beyond. Annie Morris celebrates her 15th birthday with inst. McCollum & Co. to build a phosphate fertilizer warehouse. A phosphate car derailed on the side-track Saturday noon, damaging the bumpers and track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCollum & Co
Local Notices on Relocation and Health in the Community
Moyer has closed his school here due to illness. Miss Anna Jenkins will teach for a few weeks longer. M C Riley plans to move to the city soon. John Patterson moves into Riley's house, John McCollum into Patterson’s, and Mr Allen into McCollum’s. Miss Huaitle Widmeyer is ill. Mrs T C Kagdon suffers muscular rheumatism. Mrs William Henderson hosts neighbors with baskets. Miss Hattie Henderson returns to city duties. C Newton of Batavia visits his daughter Mrs Waddell. Isaac Vanosdol hosts taify pulling. William Brown will attend Commercial College. Mrs Etta Becket visits Mrs I Vanosdol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyer
Anna Jenkins
M.C. Riley
John Patterson
Riley
John McCollum
Patterson
Allen
McCollum
Huaitle Widmeyer
William Henderson
Hattie Henderson
C. Newton
Batavia
Waddell
Isaac Vanosdol
William Brown
Commercial College
Etta Becket
I. Vanosdol
Local Moves and Illnesses Reported in Town
McNair and Frank Shumard departed for Wichita Kansas on Monday. Eugene Gauche and daughter visited the city last week. B Hardy is very ill under Dr Judkins care. Edward Ireton at home sick. Maxfield attended Watavia dedication services last Sabbath. Joseph of Edenton in town today. James Roudabush at Fayettesville Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs H McNutt at Newberry Wednesday. R Hunter and wife visited Al Holmes on Thursday. John Steward of Smoky Row moves here next week. L A Gorman very ill under Dr Menden. Moses Abernathy at Milford last week. Mrs J Fry and children visited John Jones. Albert Conger to occupy soon the residence vacated by L Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kohler
Kansas City
Missouri
G.A. Keen
H. E. Howe
Cincinnati
Frank Prather
D. Crabb
Ollie Potter
Ather Reed
Eleanor
Tice
James Shaw
Byron, Williams
Milford
Charles Pollock
Anna
Florence
Lillian
John Bean
Symmes
Jeff
Combs
Tony Formorin
Gos Iuen
Monterey
Cole
T., McNair
Frank Shumard
Witchita
Kansas
Eugene Gauche
B. Hardy
Judkins
William Ruoyan
Batavia
Mulloy
Olive Branch
Eeey Duck Applegate
George Risley
Perry
Illinois
Edward Ireton
Uhe Maxfield
Bear Salve for Cuts Burns Sores and Skin Eruptions
The Bear Salve claims to treat cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands and all skin eruptions and to cure pilea with money refunded if not satisfied. Price per box supplied by W. R. Walker Batavia and J. B. Walker Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Walker
Batavia
J. B. Walker
Williameburg
Milford News Highlights Local Marriages and Events
Nilford Theodore P Evens and Helen Brewster wed at the bride’s home with Rev. Ridgway officiating. Guests crowded the house and the couple left for Linwood on the 10 p m train. The issue notes other society events, church matters, school updates, and railroad ticket quirks in Milford and nearby areas.
Moore's Fork Community Notices and Movements
Moore's Fork items report visits from Jacob Cozad of Cincinnati and Miss Jennie Brown of Monterey, a protracted meeting ending with sixty two accessions and fifty two conversions, and multiple residents moving or visiting. Mary Fry of an aged German-born citizen died February 22. interment at Vera Cruz Catholic burying ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore’s Fork
Jacob Cozad
Cincinnati
J. H. Bohn
U. BR
Jennie Brown
Monterey
Lawrence Oligee
Bloom Rose
Bennett & Turner
Perintown
Bell Rust
Mary Fry
Germany
John Fry
Clermont
Vera Cruz
Local notes from Cincinnati and area update weekly happenings
Residents report guests visiting Cincinnati and nearby towns, sales of property and business moves, and several deaths and illnesses. Notable items include purchases in Los Angeles and Edge Edenton, marriages at the Wellner home, and military camp officers installed in Clermont. Also mentioned are clock case craftsmanship, newspaper office improvements, and sale of a span of well-broke mules in Batavia Ohio.
Henning's Mills Social and Health Notes
John Shepherd of Mt. Summit visited his daughter Mrs. T. W. Townsley in Henning's Mills for several days. L. Tribble attended the funeral of W. B. Williams last Thursday. Bertie Townsley suffered lung fever but is improving. Henry Moyer is very ill with pneumonia. Friends of O. M. Varley and St. Ohio Volunteer Cavalry members regret his serious illness at Masonity, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henning’s Mills
John Shepherd
Mt. Summit
T. W. Townsley
L. Tribble
W. B. Williams
Bertie Townsley
Henry Moyer
O. M. Varley
St. Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
Masonity
Illinois
Pleasant Hill Community Notes Show Busy Summer Plans
Pleasant Hill and Mulberry scenes feature sick list of L Harker and Mrs Bass with Proints of revival led by Rev A G Newton. Schools host lectures, a Confederate Spy drama, and a lyceum night while social events honor Mr and Mrs Alva Brown and celebrate a piano gift for Matte Larsh.
Community Notes and Local Movements in Monterey
Monterey list of visitors and residents including Nellie Titus Elmwood guest of John Barr, Sheri dan Spence Cahoon at J F Burns, Kiva Burns at home, Capt L A Martin in Cincinnati. Rev S Gobiet Williamsburg conducts Presbyterian series. Pension raised for J K Newland Edenton. M Marsh of Boston hired to teach spring school. Mrs C Nichols and Miss Cora Hall to open dressmaking rooms. Local emigration large. Whittaker brothers to California. Residents and destinations: Terrence McNair Frank Shumard Griswold to Kansas. John McDonough Eugene Gauche to Cincinnati. Dan Brunk Linwood. John Davis Batavia. M F Ross Olive Branch. William Applgate Jr Illinois. Shed South Warren Co. William Hutchinson Delaware. Benjamin Workman Batavia. Asa Applegate Stonelick. Sam Deuchemin Wayne Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Titus
Elmwood
John Barr
Sheridan Spence
Cahoon
J. F. Burns
Kiva Burns
Capt
L. A. Martin
Cincinnati
S. Gobiet
Williamsburg
Presbyterian Church
J.H. Wall
J. K. Newland
Edenton
M. Marsh
Boston
C. Nichols
Cora Hall
Colonel Holter
Congress
Jimmy Campbells
Jackson Township
Whittaker Brothers
California
Terrence McNair
Frank Shumard
Mr. Griswold
Kansas
John McDonough
Eugene Gauche
Dan Brunk
Linwood
John Davis
Batavia
M. F. Ross
Olive Branch
William Applgate, Jr
Illinois
Shed
Warren County
William
Local Notices and Gossip From Mt Vernon Area
Felicity mourns as Mrs. Matilda Metzgar dies at her children’s home and is buried at Bethel. News arrives that two Metzgar brothers near Mt. Vernon were reported fatally injured in a cyclone but later clarification shows one slightly hurt and the other uninjured. Mrs. James Sargent learns of sister Charlotte Pollock Jones’s Texas death. Martha Molen returns after years away. Kate Ort visits Covington kin. George Canter weds Miss Mary Wedding in Clem Street residence. Tom Sutherland visits parents. Milton and Mrs. Martin from Mt. Vernon hosted by Mrs. Parrott. Alice Page Martin is well known locally. School closes for Washington’s Birthday holiday. J H Kinkead attends funeral of brother’s child at New Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felicity
Matilda Metzgar
Ella Barr
James Metzgar
Bethel
George Withm
Mt. Vernon
Illinois
James Sargent
Charlotte Pollock Jones
Texas
Martha Molen
Kate Ort
Rev. Bailey
Covington
Kentucky
George Canter
Miss Mary Wedding
Aaron Armacost
Clem Street
Pennsylvania
Tom Sutherland
Milton Martin
Parrott
Martin
Alice Page
Washington
J. H. Kinkead
New Richmond
Doctor offers free cure recipe for consumption and nervous disorders
An elderly physician lately retired claims to possess a simple vegetable remedy that cures consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and all throat and lung affections along with nervous debility and nervous complaints. He promises to mail the recipe free of charge in German French or English to all who request it and include full usage directions from Rochester New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East India
W. A. Noyes
Power's
Rochester
N. Y
Local Grocery and Hardware Store Ad in Williamsburg
A brief notice offers a grocery and hardware store at the best town location with strong cash business. It lists A. H. P. of Williamsburg and dates noting October 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Singer Sewing Machine Ad Highlights Easy Installments
The notice promotes Singer sewing machines with the claim the Geta brand performs reliably. It urges buyers to consult Thomas Lowney of Carmel before purchasing and advertises installment terms at 00 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Thomas Lowney
Carmel
Williamsburg News Roundup of Social Life and Deaths
The Williamsburg column reports on entertainments including the G A R event and Martha Washington tea, church and lodge activities, dedicatory services at Lebanon, and local visits. It notes the death of James Hageman Sr. and a daughter of George Isham, plus protracted meetings, weddings, and arrivals from nearby towns.
Woman's miraculous recovery with King's New Discovery
A Shelby county woman endured seven years of illness with deteriorating organs and a three month cough. After taking one bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption she slept through the night and was reportedly cured. The notice, attributed to W C Hamrick & Co of Shelby NC, promotes free trials at J B Walker's Williamsburg and W R Walker's Batavia stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Luther Luts
W.C. Hamrick & Co
Shelby, N. C
J. B. Walker
Williamsburg
W. R. Walker
Batavia
Public sales announce bids from Mrs Elrod and Breeding
Public auctions set for Saturday March 10 at 10 4 0 oclock. Mrs Edward Elrod offers stock agricultural implements oats and timothy with standard terms. T P Breeding as assignee offers home place in Stonewick township around 100 acres two years nine at 1 oclock with a favorable appraisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Elrod
Bethel
T. P. Breeding
Richard Carpenter
Stonewick Township
Saturdey
Gates Open Sundays at Loveland Camp Ground
Board of Trustees votes to open gates on Sundays during the IRA season. Sam Jones and Con Garou report that the change will draw large crowds and welcome hundreds previously locked out. Special to the Courier from Cincinnati. February edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Loveland Camp Ground Association
Guise
Sam Jones
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May Williams
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J.C. Bird
Smith Roudabush
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Dick Gibbs
King’s Mills
Caroline Aikens
Blanchester
Robert Leever
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Louis Wellner
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Level
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Charles Snider
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