Objections on God’s nature from the Clermont Courier
The piece debates divine immutability mercy anger and repentance. It refutes agnostic misquotations by citing scripture from James Malachi Jonah Psalms Exodus Romans and John to defend that God’s nature remains constant while attitudes toward sin and the wicked reflect human interpretation and divine discipline.
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Jonah
Facit
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Malachi
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Royal
Afaa
Grant
Ramsen
Samson
Apostle
Moses
Aaron
Nadab
Abiha
Israel
Pather
John
Johnson
Keotes
Heaven
Earth
Moral reflections on adverbs at Batavia Bank
A satirical scene at the Batavia Bank features President Jamieson and a young woman in a framed portrait as a Courier reporter notes the bank’s human element. The piece threads money, social questions, and a flirtatious mood through a bank visit and comments on loans drafts taxes and silver policy with a playful tone.
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Batavia Bank
Mr. Jamieson
Calveston
Ballaham
Ireland
Coughter
New York
Dublin
John Doe
Richard Roe
Los Angeles
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Death of Guy Sharp Darkens Williamsburg Community
The death of Guy Sharp on June 2 shocks Williamsburg as relatives mourn a respected young man. A prominent Mason and Knight of Pything, he left a grieving father, mother, sister, and wife. The notice notes his esteem among acquaintances and the family’s deep loss.
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Guy Sharp
Williamsburg
M. D. Sharp
Bia
Pything
Commissioners consider buying Union turnpike from partial owners
The Davis family hold partial stock in the Union turnpike and a few hundred dollars remain unpaid. Commissioners request donations from holders to complete the purchase and render the road free. Some holders agree, noting the stock has never paid a dividend and is likely to be derated or bought in at nominal value.
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Union Turnpike
Davis
Court reports reveal multiple judgments and guardians appointed
The court recorded judgments by confession totaling sums for the Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company and B F Power Company, receivers appointed for Brown & Salt, and several cases including divorce, custody, sale confirmations, and a guilty verdict reversed with bond. Licenses renewed for a steam ferry, and a contractor Anson Wilson secured Linwood power house work.
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Brown& Salt
B. F. Power Company
Geo. W. Wyatt
Lewis Richey
Rosa Ehrnfels
W. R. Walker
Guardian Ad Litem
Samuel W.degolyer
W. W. Brock
Horace Kincaid
Roséta Kincaid
Joseph Custer
Lewis Custer
Samuel W
Prather
Taos
C. Pierce
State
George W. Thomas
William Gaskins
Jacob Brank
Martie Shannan
Christopher
Rachel Clerk
C. A. Clark
Frasier & ‘Licks
George W. Brown
Chile
Ohio
Bradford’s Landing
Kentucky
Wm. P. Corbin
George L. Corbin
William ©. McGill
Simeon E. Ellis
Hugh L.nichols
Francis T. Anderson
Colterain Anderson
Mt. Carmel
Anderson
Moultrie
Pase
Sumpter
Samuel Leever
Margaret Baker
Nicholas Rhinehart
Henry F. Rhinehart
J. B. Turners
Mary Knabva
Susan Ward
Mary Mitchell
Board of Education
Stonelick Township
Aues
Batavia Bank Seeks Stability Amid Silver Crisis Insight
A Batavia bank official discusses the silver issue, the Sherman act repeal, and a proposed policy path. He argues faith drives global trade, urges currency expansion after repeal, and favors preserving tariff safeguards to keep industry and deposits secure.
Half a Dozen Social and Crime Vignettes Unearthed
A roundup of local incidents includes Ed Miller a fourteen year old from Williamsport arrested for burglary, and thefts from N W A R shops in Portsmouth. A Belle of Jonesville Indiana Emma Olloger faces romance tragedy, while Charles Patterson a Indianapolis printer dies after a swing mishap. Ferris wheel specs at the World’s Fair claim 600000 dollar cost and high power, with two revolutions costing a half dollar.
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Ed Miller
Williamsport
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Winchester
Emma Olloger
Jonesville
Indiana
Charles O. Patterson
Indianapolis
Michael Bruch
Masaillon
Chicago
Clermont native W. H. Standish noted for westward advancement
An erratum reveals the Clermont boy W. H. Standish, once sketched as a former local making his mark in the West. Batavians will welcome the update and take pride in his advancement.
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Clermont
W. H. Standish
Townley Seeks Marriage Amid Umbrella Objections
Edward Townley a Batavia Ame lia insurance agent pursued Miss Emma Evans of Milldale Kentucky last Friday. He vows to win her even if he must swim the river as the true American says. Meanwhile a West Union citizen was gored to death by a mad bull while attempting to separate cattle in a crowded lot. DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CONVENTION SET FOR JULY 20 Milford picked as venue for the districts Butler Brown Clermont Warren. Pollock suit verdict $387000 applauded. jurors allowed newspapers. July 4 celebration notes show local activity across Batavia New Richmond and nearby areas with fireworks and politics.
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Batavia Histrionics
Batavia
Joshua Whitcomb
George Keen
Blue Mountains
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Aoters
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Edward Townley
Amelia
Emma Evans
Milldale
Kentucky
Townley
West Union
Stevenson
Adams County
Gibson House
Milford
Butler
Brown
Clermont
Warren
Cleveland
Laura Craig and John Robbing in Pierce township affair
In Pierce township Laura Craig invites John Robbing to visit, asking him to act as father to her child born in March. Robbing agrees to attend Judge Davis’s reception on October 16, with his father and Squire Nichols present. a $300 forfeit is implied if plans change. The scene ends with the couple apart and troubled.
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Laura Craig
Pierce Township
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Courier
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Court House
Robbing
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