Strain of Dr. Hale in Loyal East Tennessee Elevates Wartime Feud
Letter from Washington recounts Dr. John P. Hale of Overton County a Unionist target expelled by Confederate neighbors after burning Hale's Mills and post office. Hale sought U S compensation for losses and faced legal stonewall while pro-Union sentiment clashed with secessionist editorials and veiled threats from 1868 Arkansas dispatches.
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Courier
Richard Reynolds
United States
East Tennessee
P. Hale
Overton County
Washington
D. C
Livingston
Fentress County
New Hampshire
Tennessee
Hale’s Mills
U. S
Buchanan
Lincoln
Andy Johnson
Parson Brownlow
Horace Maynard
Hare’s
Hale
Department
Congress
Nashville Patriot
God Save the Mark
Arkansas
Jonn D. Hale
Tenn
Champ Ferguson
Icy season brings a long list of injuries across towns
The column catalogs numerous ice related accidents last week from Perin's Mills Batavia Mt. Carmel Felicity Concord Milford Olive Branch and Bethel. Falls sprains fractures and bruises are reported among many residents with a few near drownings and a rescued incident on a sleigh line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Spence
Perin’s Mills
Lizzie Cade
Batavia
A. Leavitt
Mt. Carmel
Dr. Aiken
Felicity
Wright Sprague
Concord
Kelsay's New Home Factory Visited by Business Men
In Clermont county Ohio the Kelsay home factory, recently moved from Edenton, welcomed by the Business Men's Association. Directors toured divisions, praised the plant as a valuable local industry, and noted it added at least one hundred to the population while employing many locals. The plant sits on Division Street near Main, amid several new factories.
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New Homes
Edenton
Clermont Couty
Oho
Business Men’s Association
Kelsay
Business Men
Division Street
Garvin's Park
Hames
Branaville Daily Journal
Court Notes Highlight Elusive Trials and Divorces
Court notes reveal a Thursday motion for a new trial in the Brown Bragdon case. Judge Cowen grants a divorce to Parthenia Bainum from Edward Bainum for desertion with $500 alimony. DeBeck case draws attention as Ida Boyer De Beck’s cruelty testimony prompts a Tuesday continuance.
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Brown- Bragdon
Britton
Patrick Henry
Brother Breeding
John West
Cowen
Parthenia Bainum
Wein
Edward Bainum
DeBeck
Ida Boyer DeBeck
Jesse DeBeck
Local News From Perins Mills And Nearby Areas
Visitors Mrs. Allison hosts Miss Gertie Pease of Batavia. Beech Wood school flourishes under Miss E Burns. J M Jones builds a new broom factory. Reports of skating and Icy travel dominate the week with various visits and local events across West Woodville Mulberry Monterey and Moore's Fork. John Chenowith dies and is buried at Second Creek cemetery.
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Perin
Gertie Pease
Batavia
Mattie Moore
Cincinnati
A. K. Leever
Lebanon
John Chenowith
Here
Moore’s Fork
Orrin Griswold
Logtown
Moore's Fork
Second Creek
Clinton County
Lida Palmer
Joseph Brown
Charley Buerkle
Gold Discovery Near Owensville Sparks Farm Land Boom
Gold found on Claude Favret’s farm one mile north of Owensville arouses townwide excitement. Two large ore lumps assayed in Newport and Cincinnati at about 105 dollars in gold value. Nearby landowners receive high offers, while residents and local figures attend visits and social events as the community notes various visits and church plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Favret
Town
Cincinnati
Newport
St. Louis
Maggie Thornsburg
Miamiville
Billy Hopper
Jessie Ferree
Ross Ferree
Kentucky
T. A. Mitchell
A. P. Roudebush
G. H Gebermind
J. C. Fetter
Dr King's New Discovery Heals Lake City Merchant
Mr W H Morgan of Lake City Florida suffered a severe cold with coughing and breathing trouble progressing to consumption. After using Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption he improved rapidly, needing about half a bottle to recover with no relapse. Trial bottle offered free at local drug stores.
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W. H. Morgan
Lake City
Fla
Dr. King
J. B. Walker
Williamsburg
W. Rh. Walker
Batavia
Goshen News Roundup Reflects Illnesses Deaths and Events
Goshen notes numerous visits and illnesses including Goshen H Ferris ill with typhoid after returning from Cincinnati. Hector Lynch aged 8 dies at Fulton and is buried in Goshen Cemetery. Elmer Beatty of Lockland dies after a lingering illness. The Goshen brass band plans a grand Thursday drama. Community members attend parties, reunions, and trips to Cincinnati Louisville and Wilmington with local social life continuing amid weather-related school suspensions.
Local News Briefs From West Loveland Area
Little Wille Ford Shandony aged seventeen months died at his parents home in West Loveland. Born-To a Loveland Heights couple, a daughter was born Monday morning. The Spring election and a new town hall are discussed for the upcoming municipal election. Emery Lodge No. 258 to install officers next Saturday. Freight figures from Donogh Station for 1887 show 365 cars shipped totaling $3,485.25. Mrs. M. J. Hewitt sells chattel property Thursday. Governor Will Cumback to lecture for G A R at the Presbyterian church on February 7. Marshal Bob Martin investigates a robbery, locating a carload of stolen goods with August Carr. Carr pleads not guilty and awaits grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille Ford Shandony
Will Shandony
West Loveland
Dustin
Maineville
J. F. W. Gatch
Loveland Heights
Emery Lodge No. 258
Donogh Station
J. Ormbsy
John Driscol
Dan Cox
J. A. Turner
M. J. Hewitt
Will Cumback
Indiana
Bart Emery Post
Presbyterian Church
Bob Martin
August Carr
Goshen
Carr
Martin
Clinton
Tatman
Wheat and tobacco plans loom for Miamiville farmers
Miamiville farmers announce tobacco planting for Charles Sommers and Walter Buckingham with assignments for Patchell and Harber, while John Harber moves to Camp Dennison on March 1 to farm A G Buckingham’s land. A large weed crop is expected this season. Mrs. M. Thornsburg dies after a four month illness. funeral set for 2 PM at the Miami ville church. Warbington opens a shoe shop. Harvey Jones sells rye straw at 20 dollars a ton. Farmers hold corn at 75 cents per bushel. corn remains scarce. Timothy day ranges quoted at 16 dollars per ton with ample supply at those levels.
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Patchell
Pekin
Charles Sommers
Owen Harber
Walter Buckingham
John Harber
Camp Dennison
A. G. Buckingham
Ridgway
Miamiville
Warbington
Grange
Harvey Jones
Tuk Best SALve in the work for Cuts and Sores
This notice advertises Tuk Best Salve for cuts boils sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores chilblains corns and skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and lists price per box and sale locations in Batavia and Williamsburg with base burners offered at Townsley and Robinson's for $18.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Walker
J. B. Walker
Williamsburg
Townsley & Robinson's
Batavia
Sickness and social life thread through Felicity town notes
The column records widespread illness from Typhoid amid changeable weather, social events including protracted meetings at Nine Mile, temperance lectures, and skating parties. It notes notable visits, weddings, deaths, Knights of Pythias activity, ice trade, and local ferrying schedules, with multiple mentions of residents and guests.
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John P. Hale
Uncle Sam
Lincolnite
Fentress
Jackson
Isaac Vanosdol
Arthur Clark
Monterey
Waldo Bailey
Milford
William Brown
East Fork
Hugh McNair
J. G. Emmons
Nicholsville
Harry Hill
Walter Giffith
Bethel
Mack Griffith
H. J. Runyan
Pleasant Hill
Lizzie Schwab
Olive Branch
Wait’s Hill
Newtown
James Burger
Owensville
George Hance
Jackson Pike
Blowville
H. S. Hutick
Behymer
Tate’s Hill
Florence Curtis
Afton
Gus Snyder
Mahlon Snyder
Union Township
Glen Este
Mary Riley
Postmaster Riley
Taggart
Little Four Railroad
Columbia
Ezekiel Marsh
Belt
Emmett Thompkins
Athens
State House
Little Miami
Samuel Ingle
Thomas Templeton
Wayne Township
Ith
Fayetteville
Mr. Ingle
D. K. Leavitt F
John Anderson
Page
Vass County
Dakota
Anderson
Cyrenus Longley
Longley
Republican Club
Commercial Gazette
Joseph Weaver
Batavia Township
Frank Hartman
Charley Hoerner
Frank
Peter Brunaugh
Charley Miller
C. G
Joe
Hopkins
Mary Sims
Drs. Abbott and
McKée
Robert Town
J. J. Saunders
James M. Crane
Iss Pearl McKibben
M. J. Swing
Homer Norris
Colorado
Exponent
M Street
Granada
Independent
New Richmond
Ella Sims
John Hawkins, Jr
William Sturges
Amasa
Charles Day
W. A. Shaw
Hoffman
Washington Street
Howard Felter
Felter
Dr. Kilgour
Ben Fitzpatrick
Zumvorde
Warren Curry
Mt. Pisgah
George Duckwall
Elklick
Bantam
Clermont County
William
Coomas
Lindale
Ohio
A. K. Petenson
Lownsley & Robinson
Frank Davis
Scott
George Wageman
First National Bank
White & Son
Dayton
Wageman
John R. Clark
Isalac Bushman
Robert L
Carrie Bushman
John Sly
Nettie Gill
Charles M. Laycock
John Idler
Monroe Township
John McClelland
George
Gatch
Amanda M. Latham
Silas
Annie Wornell
George W. Castlen
R. J. Cresap
James B. Wallace
George Ramsey
John
Elisabeth Byrne
John Ringer
Miami Township
Jenale Courtot
Joseph Courtot
Jemima G. Dackwallon
Richard Carpenter
T. P. Breeding
Samantha J. Preble
George HH. Gregg
Justice Aultman
Franklin
Sadie M. Watson
Sarah A. Watson
Comfort
Kyle
C. P. Witham
Will
Zaccheus Kyle
Edward Connor
Ezekiel BE
Mary L. Garrett
Phanix Mills
West Woodville
Stonelick Creek
Charles Cramer
J. Q. Bass
M. Losh
Lee Binkley
Belfast
N. H. Haywood
William Goodwin
Newtonsville
Emma Jones
Ida Washburn
Rosa Cross
M. F. Ross
Addison Good
J. B
Albert Crosley
Regular Army
Asa Applegate
E. G. Boose
G. W. Coyalt
Flo Martin
William Pate
Kansas
Frank Thiery
Charley Burns
Henry Hartman
Judge Parker
Georgetown
P’s
Benjamin Rice
Belle Young
John Morris
The
Baptist
George Gibson
al. Tice
W. W. Widmeyer
Mattie Larsh
Hattie Widmeyer
Favorie
P. Ferris
John Pigeon
Louisville
Winson Ricks
Hector Lynch
Fulton
Goshen Cemetery
R. Roudabush
Horace F. Melelland
Hamilton County Teachers’ Association
Yost
A. Redding
Laura Heywood
Dick Gibbs
William Haight Jr
Morris
George Peacock
Wilmington
Prof. Gatch
Gus Carr
Loveland
William Burver
F. B. Wishop
M. E. Meyer
Henry Cramer
J.C. Bird
Martin and Gregg
Hillsboro
Perrine Applegate
Ada Morris
Charles W. Leever
Queen City
Ephrim
South Lebanon
Company
2Nd C. V. I
George Myers
Peter O'Connor
Wisconsin
Elmer Beatty
Lockland
Goshen Brass Band
Rbucklen
Charles O. Stall
St Louis
A.J. Patchell
Stonelick
A. L. Behymer
Nine Mile
George Kyle
St. Paul
Northwestern
J. M. Collins
Tucker
N. R
Edith Denham
Mdt
Ida Ryles
Lizzie Alden
K. P's
Higginsport
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Nettie Brookover
Emma Tucker Prather
Neosho Falls
Nelson Stevens
Isabel
George Orr Jr
Maysville
Lizzie McGahan
George Waterfield
Margaret Bradley
David Street
Lucas
Reading
David Hoover
W. I. Fee
Thomas D. Fee
Marathon
George Orebaugh
Pat Savage
Blanchester
Colonel Brandall
Mason Applegate
James Roudebush
Grier Christy
William Joseph
Moses Abernathy
B. Judkins
Frank White
Morrowtown
J. F. Mawberry
Addie Anderson
Maggie
L. A. Gorman
Bertie Hardy
J. Levy
Cumminsville
Marathon Lodge No. Mhs
A. W. Predmore
Main Street
Rev. L. N. Davis
Lynchburg
G. W. Griswold
T. W. Williamson
W. V. Hutchinson
J. F. Smith
H Young
J. E B. Blenaker
William Brygdsall
John Joseph Andl A. Gorman
Laurel
Byron Wolf
Eldorado
Slater
W. Campbell
A. T. McLain
George Simmons
John B. Turner
Frank Reese
Albert Turner
Etta Penedy
Rev. Campbell
Mr. Jacks
Frank Adama
Orba
Isaac Armacoat
Wm. Ryan
Salt Air
George Ler
Rev. Hill
J. R. Hodge
Campbell
Govington