Masonic Lodge in Williamsburg Celebrates Leap Year Banquet
The Clermont Social Lodge No. 20 marks its seventy fourth year with a leap year banquet hosted by members, wives and daughters. Officers were installed for the year led by W M C H Boulware and a grand banquet drew about two hundred brethren and guests. The lodge, dating to 1816, shows nine new petitions and a sixty four member roll with notable visitors Col Summers and others.
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Plenty Williams
Clermont
Williamsburg
Clermont County
Ohio
Williams
Amos Haines
Lodge
W.M
C. H. Boulware
U. G. Creamer
J. W
H. P. Holmes
H. C. Kain
C. H. McNutt
Walker
J. D
William Maham
Tyler
F. Peterson
Messrs
William Moorehead
P. M. Sneil
Col
W. 8. Summers
Ohio & Northwestern Railroad
Charleston
West Virginia
J. B. Balsinger
Catlin
Illinois
W. E. Slye
Hamerlodge
Mt. Crab
L. Goff
Marathon
Barry's Blessing and a Kansas Wedding News
A former Batavia resident reports a marriage on January 4 1888 to Miss May McNaughn of Stanton County Kansas formerly of Spencer Indiana. The couple will reside in Coolidge where the husband has taken a position in the Citizen Office and will make Coolidge their home for a time.
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Kansas
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Courier
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Stanton County
Spencer
Indiana
Coolidge
West Woodville
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Bert Leever
Morrow
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Shiloh
Blanche Scott
Alfred Leever
Ferree
Moore's Fork
Edenton
Lillie Garrettson
Ennis Patton
Springfield
Squire Foote
Moses Dudley
Mr. Dudley
Maine
Clermont County
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Cloud
Blanchester
Woodville Cemetery
Wesley Robbins
Miles Nettie Hardee
Leesburg
Edward Binkley
Grace Armacost
Felicity
Ella Miller
Laura Busby
Maria Armacost
Jeff Hirsch
Queen City
Lula
Lola Bushman
Electric Bitters hailed by county and local users
A Texas county attorney and a Kentucky resident testify that Electric Bitters cured malaria fever jaundice and other ailments. They claim the remedy warded off diseases and cured kidney liver and stomach disorders. Sold at J B Walker Williamsburg and W R Walker Batavia priced 50 and 1.
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Clay County
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Horse Cave
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Man Dies After Fall From Drunken Buggy Ride
George Fancher, about 45, of near Felicity, left Moscow in an intoxicated state and fell from his buggy. The horse returned home. He was found unconscious in a road drainage on Sunday and died en route to his home. Townsley and Ronson advertise a reservoir store.
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Felicity
Moscow
Fancher
President West to lead Ohio and Northwestern railway
Col H C Parsons resigns as president of the Ohio and Northwestern railroad at a Cincinnati meeting. George West of New York elected successor with vast wealth and New York ties. Edmund C Pechin resigns to become general manager. Within sixty days standard gauge rolling stock will be obtained and two fast express trains planned between Cincinnati and Portsmouth. Public notices, local items, and community updates follow.
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Ohio and Northwestern Railroad
George West
New York
Cincinnati
West
O. & N. W. Securities
Edmund C., Pechin
Pechin
Rhodes
Batavia
Clermont County
Ohio
Northwestern
Portsmouth
Commercial Gazette
Grocery and Hardware Store for Sale in Williamsburg
Compact listing advertises a grocery and hardware store in Williamsburg offered for cash. Claims best location in town and strong current business. Includes address fragment and price cues, urging quick inquiry.
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Williamsburg
Gas at Batavia aims to bore gas well with $1000 fund
A Jamieson Hall meeting in Batavia decided to raise 1000 dollars to drill a gas well to 700 feet. J W Cochran of Pennsylvania commits to the work, with subscription funding and a contract once listed subscribers are secured. Committee members Blanchard Jamieson and Swing push subscriptions and seek council support to expand town limits to reduce taxes.
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J. W. Cochran
Pennsylvania
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M. Jamieson
C. H. Blanchard
Peter F. Swing
Blanchard
Broadway
Batavia
Educational Questions Across Geography and History
A dense list of classroom prompts covers geography lessons, US history, arithmetic, language usage, and grammar. Questions ask about isotherms, desert causes, mapping questions, presidential succession, and English word formation with sample exercises and instruction notes.
Quiet Holidays Bring Family Returns and Local News
Absent neighbors came home for holidays. Clayton Mears visits from Kansas. James Hogan Jr returns after selling interests there. River ice melted, boats idle, and steam boating season is poor. School board exams grant Cross a life certificate and Ackley a ten year certificate. Rail river expansion discussed. Roller Masquerade drew large crowds at Opera Hall. Local officials report county finances in review and rail work expected by February. A child near death, several sicknesses, and community visits pepper the week’s notes.
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Willie Hartshorn
Ed. Buchanan
Robert Buchanan
Clayton Mears
Kansas
John J. Mears
James Hogan, Jr
Cross
Ackley
Barkley
Moscow
Columbus
George Lane
Ohio Valley
State School Board of Examiners
Ref. Cross
Alice Ackley
Ohio
Opera Hall
John W. Lowe
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Eliza Archard Connor
B. W. Blair
Bertha
Amelia Weidinger
Hattie McMurchy
Eva White
R. A. Davis
D. EF. Fee
Charles W. Jackson
Pigman Grocery
Jerome Stinchfield
J. M. Blair Brick Company
Blairville
Garett Cavenaugh
Cincinnati
Blairs
Spahr & Iliff
Upper
New Richmond
B. A. Fitzpatrick
Tegmeir
Ike Watson
William Wood
Laurel Revival and local improvements in progress
Revival services are underway at the first E. church. James Corbin, a prominent farmer, is building an ice-house. Providence favored us with a new turnpike now completed, though we thank Providence more than the contractors.
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James Corbin
Providence
Clermont road and bridge contract drew cranky critique
A reader recalls Ed. Titus on Clermont finances and mentions a past note about a local road and bridge contract and a sharp critic named Commissioner Alfred. The piece hints at growing public skepticism and calls the community a host of “Cranks” in the near term.
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Old Clermont
Alfred
Local notes include theater plans and social visits
The Newtonsville community items report a two night entertainment at McCollum hall on January dates, drownings narrowly avoided, visits among Hillsboro and Brown County residents, concerts by a local colored school, weddings, illnesses, and various arrivals and departures across nearby towns. The Flynn era life highlights include marriages, new residents, and church activities with multiple names and places mentioned.
Mr N H Frohlichstein Recommends Dr King’s New Discovery
Mobile Alabama resident Mr N H Frohlichstein praises Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption and its cure of a severe bronchitis and catarrh. He notes success after trying other remedies and also endorses Electric Bitters and Dr King’s New Life Pills. Free trial bottles are advertised at W Walker Batavia and J B Walker Williamsport.
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N. H. Frohlichstein
Mobile
Ala
Dr. King
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