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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1902

Page

8

Local notices and ads in Batavia paper

A mixed page of advertisements and notices lists prices for salt and flour, stock sales at Johnson Stables monthly, a San Francisco deployment of Lt. Kent Browning, pardons for forgery, and an upcoming Clermont County Sabbath-school convention. It notes a saw mill near East Fork, horse sales, and local residents traveling or visiting California.

Johnson Stables Janku Clermont County Sabbath-school Association Methodist Loveland

Extensive Farm Implements Sale Near Owervsville Next Week

Advertisement notes an at will sale near Owevrsville on the coming week offering farming implements bars vehicles harness house furniture and related items on easy terms. The notice claims it as one of the most extensive sales in years and that the items are nearly new.

W.L. At Richard Appletsie Owevrsville Vay Ck Young Oregonia Uncle Sam

First National Bank of Batavia Elects New Directors

At the January 14 1902 election of directors M Jamieson W F Roudebush RB W C Greggs George W Hulick F J Roudebush and J F Dial were chosen. The board named M Jamieson president F J Roudebush vice president J F Dial cashier and P F Jamieson assistant cashier.

First National Bank of Batavia M. Jamieson W. F. Roudebush W.C. Greggs George W. Hulick F. J. Roudebush J. F. Dial P. F. Jamieson

Lebanon court holds liquor sale unlawful in dry town

William J Braden ex-saloon keeper and former Nate Wood bartender in Lebanon was arrested for peddling liquor without a license and placed under 200 bond after a hearing before U S Commissioner Adler. He claimed he merely took orders for a Cincinnati firm and delivered from baskets. Also notes about a horse sale at Johnson Stables and a social column on Miss Allie Mount.

William J Braden Nate Wood Lebanon U.S Adler Grand Jury Braden Cincinnati Adams County

Court matters and divorces listed with partitions and licenses

Court notices include divorce actions such as Martha Ellen Riley versus Thomas Milton Riley with temporary alimony of 85 dollars and a payment order. multiple partitions. publications for non residents. and motions including new trials and transcript strikes. New cases feature account actions, injunctions, and appeals. Marriage licenses listed for G B Huntington and Alma A Robinson, Edward J Schiel and Alma Gould.

Martha Ellen Riley Thomas Milton Riley Rudolph L. Brown William Rutherford Jane Williams Martha Moorehead Sarah J. Meyer Margaret A. Beagle McCormick Harvesting Machine Company Isaac T. Sprague State of Ohio Clermont County GC. B. Nichols Lockwood & White A. T. Cowen Georgetown

Fire at the Jeremiah home in Tabasco quickly controlled

Fire broke out in the roof of Robert Jeremiah's home in Tabasco yesterday morning. Prompt alarm and swift action, aided by a brisk wind, kept damage from rising. Mrs. Jeremiah, bedridden, was shaken but recovered. some furniture moved in haste. Insurance agent James Walls announced the loss was under $10,000 and promptly adjusted.

Robert Jeremiah Tabasco

Mrs Martha J Davidson Dies At Williamsburg

Mrs Martha J Davidson died suddenly at her Williamsburg home on Wednesday January 8 1902 in her 60th year. She retired Tuesday night in good health and was summoned at 4 am. She leaves a husband three sons and six daughters. Rev Washburn led funeral services from Clover church on Friday.

Martha J. Davidson Williamsburg Washburn Clover Church

Overstock of Farm Wagons Offer at Batavia Ohio

Car load of carriage and light wagon wheels just received. Prices set at four and five dollars per set. Rarp & Coyt of Batavia urges farmers to buy now for savings on wagons. Potential buyers urged to inquire for details.

Rarp & Coyle Batavia Ohio Apitit Rarp & Coyt Samuel W. Sprague Courier Building

Sam Apple Keeps No Hotel At Withamsville

The Courier claimed Sam Apple ran the Withamsville hotel but records show Apple sold the property to Charles Nash. Nash, a popular landlord in southern Clermont, now runs the hotel with prompt service and a fine table, while Apple allegedly kept the boarding money.

the Courier Withamsville Sam Apple Apple Charles Nash Clermont Nash Withameville Charles P. Nash Withamaville Hotel

Printer Harry Townsley departs for Washington DC to join Record

Harry Townsley longtime Independent News employee and skilled printer leaves New Richmond for Washington DC to take a position on the Record. The Batavia Woman's Club marks its second anniversary with a January 17 program at Jamieson Hall featuring Mrs. Henry Saunders Haskell of Cincinnati presenting two papers Beauty in the Home and Note Mythology with social time and music.

Harry, Townsley Independent News New Richmond Washington, D. C Jamieson’s Hall Henry Saunders Haskell Cincinnati Haskell Batavia Chestra

Funeral marks end of long life of local resident

A long time resident died at home after a lengthy illness. He moved to the area in 1859 from Hamilton county and, at 91, had belonged to the M. E. church for 63 years. The burial took place at Bloom Rose cemetery with a service led by Rev. J. W. Burdsall.

Boose Hamilton County M. E. Church Burdeall Chapel Bloom Rose Cemetery

Bargains at Rapp Bros Batavia Ohio Shoes and Jackets

Rapp Bros Batavia offers low prices with stock including $1.25 shirt waists at $1.00 and $6.00 jackets at $5.00. Early season bargains emphasize savings on clothing items while Nobt prices entice shoppers. Kaufman’s Liquor Store relocates to 804 East Pearl Cincinnati for wines and medicinal liquors in various quantities. Frazier Hicks Attorneys Batavia Ohio advertise loans at 6 percent interest.

Rapp Bros Batavia I. Kaufman East Pearl Street Cincinnati

Scott's Emulsion for Thinness and Overwork

An ad explains thinness arising from overwork or under digestion and promotes Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a balancing remedy. It claims the product helps when eating is poor and work continues, while noting genuine bottles bear a specific pictured mark and offering a free sample from Bowne Chemist in New York.

Scott Bowne Chemist Paar Street New York

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