Ohio politics and Brice election investigations stir party strife
An Ohio dispatch details battles within Goshen and Williamsburg factions over Brice and McKeever, notes calls for an investigation into Brice’s Senate seat, cites Mr Thomas funding claims, and reports Captain Wright’s census district appointment. The Sun opposes potential Republican gains and warns of party tactics to block reforms.
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Captain Lot Wright
Lebanon
Third
Enquirer
Captain Wright
Brice
United States Senate
Thomas
M. T. Eggerman
Hardin County
Eggerman
Ohio State Journal
Mt Pingah Farm Gossip and Local Notes
The column reports Greo Wyatt’s serious illness at New Richmond and various local updates. Orange Snider loses a horse. John Terwillegar sold a fine young horse to Rev Campbell. John Cox Sr. recovers slowly. Charley Mott and Fred Hayford visit Cincinnati. visitors like Viktors Miss Lillie May Cochran and Mrs Win Coombs attend events at local homes. Grub worm damage harms strawberry patches. Bates offers repairs for stover at 1.0 Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greo Wyatt
New Richmond
Orange
J. Terwillegar’s
Kivyira Raorail
Cincinnati
John Cox
Mr. Layman
Albert Lindsey
Local Social Notes From Mt Holly and Nearby Towns
Miss Oti Liston of Mt Holly hosted by Miss Anna Perry on Sunday. Mrs Anna Hancock of Nicholsville entertained guests last week. Elmer Hutson of Bethel visited town. Rev Henderson to preach at Christian chapel next Sabbath. Albert Johnson of Elklick and Dick Atchley of Greenbriar were visitors. J R Nichols sold his thoroughbred horse to Thane Carley of Back Run. Mr Malott died January 23 1890 at his daughter Mrs Davis home aged ninety one. funeral by Rev Ligget with Milford cemetery interment. Miss Irene Anderson of Carmel, a academy belle, married a Mr Betts last Wednesday January. Professor Immerman and Miss Georgia Wilson attended the A T T A at Fruit Hill last Saturday. Protracted meetings at Presbyterian church closed last Monday with three accessions, sermons by Rev Edinborough praised. Miss Blanche Fernley of Cincinnati guest of Mrs A Leavitt.
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Hamlet
Oti Liston
Mt. Holly
Anna Perry
Aaron Mneit
Anna Hancock
Nicholsville
Elmer E. Hutson
Bethel
Henderson
Christian Chapel
Albert Johnson
Elklick
Dick Atchley
Greenbriar
J. R. Nichols
Thane Carley
Back Run
Presbyterian Church
Edinborough
Blanche Fernley
Cincinnati
A. Leavitt
U. B
Mathews
Wickersham
Westboro
Doughman
U. B. Church
Johnson
Tommy Templin
Miss Foote
Woodville
Try Company
A. D. Bennett
Emmrown
James Prickett
Lizzie Bennett
Mamie Bolser
A. B. Malott
Rebecca Needham
Newtonsville
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh Containing Mercury
Mercury in catarrh ointments can destroy smell and derange the system when absorbed. Use only prescriptions from reputable physicians. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo contains no mercury and is taken internally. Sold by druggists for 75 cents per bottle.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J Cheney & Co
Local Notes and Visitors Across Madisonville Area
Clarence Nash of Madisonville visited his parents here last Wednesday. C F Peoples of Butler Kentucky visits ill parents. Mrs Nettie Behymer of Cleves returns from four weeks away. Stella Daley myes measles. W F E Hall home from Georgetown. Flora Green back from a week with brothers at Mt Pisgah. Mr and Mrs S H Peoples both sick. Mr and Mrs Alphonso Schadt set up housekeeping. Rosa Lindsley of Pleasant Ridge visits grandparents Sunday. Mrs Scheben of Cincinnati visits friends Ilhardt and Sphaner. Frank Gates visit Four Mile relatives Sunday. M Evans returns from two weeks in Cincinnati and Clifton Heights. Saturday dancing party enjoyed. Julian Huling family from Hulington Station visit. Dr Charles Kennedy attends inauguration of Governor-elect Campbell. Thomas Keleh and sister Belle of Addystone visit W F Purkiser. Lewis of Brown County at A Dontey’s. Sallie Slater at W F Corbin’s. Mrs George McKibben, aged Laurel resident, seriously ill. Chas D Thompson helps appoint Rev S W Campbell chaplain of 1st Regiment O N G. L G Her to teach in district No. 5 Monroe ree. E G Purkiser and Geer return from Lebanon. La grippe prevalent. victims listed. Revival meetings at First M E church. Rev Campbell summoned as witness in McNown-Tammey murder case at Georgetown.
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Clarence Nash
Madisonville
C. F. Peoples
Butler
Kentucky
Nettie Behymer
Cleves
Stella Daley
W. FE. Hall
Georgetown
Flora Green
Mt. Pisgah
H. Peoples
Alphonso
Rosa Lindsley
Pleasant Ridge
Scheben
Cincinnati
Ilhardt
Sphaner
Frank Gates
Four Mile
M. Evans
Clifton Heights
Jucian Huling
Hulington Station
Charles Kennedy
Campbell
Thomas Keleh
Belle
Addystone
W. F. Purkiser’s
Mr. Lewis
Brown County
A. Dontey
Sallie Slater
W. F
P. M. Daniel Bohl
K. T. Debruler
George Armacost
W. F. Corbin
Jos. Nichols
Geo. Stairs
Miss Bertha Simmons
Charles Simmons
M. E. Church
Rev. Campbell
Ee Sutton Hey
Felicity
C. E. McGahan
Birdie Rice
New Richmond
A. L. Clark
W. (. Carley
Laartppe
F. C. English
Dunbarton
Samuel Grimes
Rarland
Indiana
C. KE. Me. Goban
A. T. Kennedy
T. M. Jacoli
John Pattison
Township Hall
West Street
George Orr
Whitneyes
M. K
Swayne's Ointment Promises Cures For Tetter And Eruptions
An old advertisement touts Swayne's Ointment as a universal remedy for tetter eczema and facial eruptions with claims of clearing and whitening skin. Local items note appointments, visits, school openings, and a Democratic primary delegates selection.
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Swayne
John Bunn
Batavia
Irwin & Gobb
Willamabury
Auction Notice North of Owensville for Farm Lot
J Zobn will public auction February 4 1490 one and one half miles north of Owensville offering a lot of horses cattle hay harness farming implements and other items. J R did not provide details of the tool duets.
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J. Zobn
Owensville
J. R
Clermontville Social Roundup and Local Notices
Clermontville highlights include visits from E Sullivan of Cincinnati to John West and Warren Linsey of Palestine visiting Mrs John White. Citizens attend Moscow party hosted by Charles Buchanan and a U B church meeting led by Rev S Wickersham. A local farming and shop theft, medical cure ads, and several family and travel mentions populate the page.
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Clermontville
E. Sullivan
Cincinnati
John West
Cash
Edward Dusbar
Hardland
Asoari
Warren Linsey
Palestine
John White
Nora
May Shaw
Joe Wood
Lindale
Misa Lina Clark
Rena Moreton
John McKibben
Charles Buchanan
Moscow
Community Notes Mixed With Local Moves And Visits
A Walnut Grove Bible class met last Wednesday evening. A. W. Predmore, Marathon deputy county treasurer, was billed here last Thursday but did not appear. Many from the area attended the oyster supper at Maple Grove Presbyterian last Thursday. noon reports were generally. Mason Applegate teaches a successful winter school in Harbaugh district. Dennis Clemons, Stonelick, moved back here last week. Uncle Richard Boys is very ill. Harvey Smith visited friends in Lockland this week. John Rowan spent Saturday in Milford for Clermont County Agricultural Society meeting. Visitors include Frank Hulick Batavia at J H Johnson’s Mamie Marsh Owensville at E A Turner’s. George McAdams was in town Monday on business.
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Walnut Grove
A. W. Predmore
Marathon
Maple Grove Presbyterian Church
Mason Applegate
Harbaugh
Dennis Clemons
Stonelick
Richard Boys
Harvey Smith
Lockland
John Rowan
Milford
Clermont County Agricultural Society
Frank Hulick
Batavia
J. H. Johnson
Mamie Marsh
Owensville
E. A. Turner
George McAdams
City
Lawmakers Propose Salary Rise and Pass Ban in House
In the House on Monday a bill was introduced to raise Legislator salaries from 600 to 1200 and prohibit accepting railroad passes. The measure notes compensation for loss of passes would suffice.
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Die Clermont Gouvier
Gregg, James
Hulick
McKeever
Brice Pap
Goshen Township
John Windsor
Gov. Campbell
Eone
Payne
Dare
Williamsburg
Sun
Jim McKeever
New York World
Far Journal
Brown
Clermont
John M. Pattison
Congress
H. L. Morey
Phil Kennedy
Dr. Anderson
Ashburn
Laupson
Marquis
Foraker
Mt. Pingah
Mr. Carmel
Branch Hill
Lloyd P. Bean
Hamilton County
Bertha Wright
Madeira
Lillie Hanners
Charles Summers
Miamiville
R. Stephens
Morrow
Modest
Columbus
Sebastian Sutton
Joseph Custer
Homer Hahn
John Work
Silas Schooley
Oliver South
Lizzie Weaver
Ten Mile Valley
Laurel
Lizzie Lytle
Mc Rice
Dr. Holden
Frank Dudley
JB. Miller
Mt. Crab
Eee
William Allen
Springfield
Missouri
Wright Moore
Thomas Maham
Golden Specific Co
Race Street
Cncinnati
Moore’s
Mt. Oreb
T. Y. Haas
O. Walker
Joseph Smith
F. W. Smith
KE. W. Smith
Blowville
Adies’s
Dr. Talmage
Tadies Home Journal
Lapies’ Home Journal
Curtis Publishing. CO
Puivapeconta, Pa
Wolff’s Acme
Wolff
John
Wolff & Randolph
Philadelphia
Ness
Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Restaurant
Main St
Near Sixth
WM. Krippner
Publi Tavor
West
Talmage
Ohio News
Grand Army
Franklin County
Nlames
California
A. Grossman & CO
Fifth St
Fochheimen
Druccist
Louis K. Marty
Broadway
Oppo
Lower Market
Warner's
Brown's
Iron Bitters
Fellowshisen
Ier
Neers
Sanford
Lecal
Sheriee's Sale
John Tatman
W. H. Buchanan
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
State of
Bear Creek
Hamilton
Benjamin Penn
Penn
Washington
Mosecow and
Frank A. Buchanan
Pike
F. A. Buchanan
Felicity Pike
J. Cotatman
John K. West
Nicol & Nichols
Janks
Administrator's. Sale
Nance
Stonelink Creek
P. A. Hill
F. G. Hill
Sparr
F.G. Hill
B. Rapp
Wentsel
E. Campbell
Ncene Cra
Mountjoy Survey
Mount Olive Church
Ilill
Jogo Wentsel
Peeiatog
L. F. Vancleve
Francis A. McCormick
Townsley & Woopine
Janse
H "Roltte
Iman
B. Moore
Said
S Bs Toot
Janwwry’ Isa
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