Pleaant Ridge Farmer Gored by Bull in Daytime Attack
Joseph Mott of Pleasant Ridge Pierce township sustained severe injuries when a bull broke loose and tossed him into the air three times near his home. He died not confirmed but considered hopeless by Dr. J W Mott. Also Amos Smith fourteen was badly bruised in a runaway near New Richmond. Mrs Ellen Moore survived with minor injuries. Boston Camp Meeting set for August 7 and 14 with preaching music fellowship and fare.
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Joseph Mott
Pleasant Ridge
Pierce Township
J. W. Mott
Lindale
Mott
John Denham
Amos Smith
Dan Smith
New Richmond
Ellen Moore
Laurel
Mt. Zion Church
Clermontville
Fridman’s
Clermont County
Advertisers urged in town newspaper by Peter Cooper
Rev. A. W. Koppitzke, acting Presiding Rider, preached both services at the U B church here last Sabbath and received a warm welcome from former parishioners. Rev. D D Cheney and his family mourn a recent illness that claimed his mother and sister in Kansas City.
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U. B. Church of
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D. D. Cheney
M. E. Church
Kansas City
Aldrich
Williamsburg
Henry Hannah
Georgetown
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Mineral Springs
James Robinson
Batavia
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Albert Swing
New York
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Ida Wilson
Bantam
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Twrcy Frazier
Peter Bess
McReynolds
Marshall
Cincinnati
Sinks
Perrine
J. H. Beck
William Grainge
Kentucky
Bethel
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New Richmond
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Anna Sargent
Washington
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Chicago
Pigman
J. M. Goodwin
The
Baptist Sabbath School
Crane’s Grove
D. E. South
Dayton
George Griffith
Brown
Stewart and
Powell
Union City
Sommermier
Coroner Rules Death of Moreland a Drowning Incident
Squire Short acting Coroner for New Richmond reports Thomas Moreland died by drowning in Twelve Mile creek. Witnesses Harry King and Amos King found the body. initial belief of violence dismissed after examination.
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Squire Short
New Richmond
Thomas Moreland
Twelve Mile Creek
Moreland
Squire
Harry King
Amos King
Child custody dispute and writ of habeas corpus in Clermont County
Mrs. Carter sues in Probate Court after John Carter forcibly takes their nursing child. Sheriff Loyd carries the writ to Batavia, placing the baby in custody until a hearing tomorrow to decide guardianship. The note also criticizes the Stonelick bridge project delays and questions the county commissioners.
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John Carter
Banter and Sale of Fair Privileges At Bantam Fair Grounds
A large crowd attended the Bantam Fair Grounds last Saturday for the sale of stand privileges. Prices topped expectations as bidders showed enthusiasm. The fair, set for the last two days of August and first two of September, promises better premiums and improved grounds. Purchasers included Nooi Gobo an santa teetee ena for 71.75 and others. the first four are grocery privileges, with one stand not sold.
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Harry Ely
Benj. Trump
BG. W. Ralls
W. H. Adams
John Glenn
Zimmerman
Burg
St. Lawrence
J.C. Kerr
Eight Mile Bar
George B. Nichols and Son
Avondale
R. J. Crawford
J.D
F. Zumvorde
I. J. Denham
G. W. Castlin & Son
B. , Fitzpatrick
Dueber Watch Case Co
Newport
T. P. White
Samuel Behymer
Nine Mile
Moses Hancock
W. Front Street
Hattie
A. W. Jackson
J. K. & F. Zumgorde
Himelf
Portland
Indiana
Nancy Jackson
Large Berry Crop and Strong Prices Reported
Mt Pisgah cultivator B F Lindsey notes a large berry crop and solid prices. He is receiving six dollars per stand or three dollars per bushel and expects prices to rise. The Clermont Courier notes Major Blackburn scheduled to speak at a county church, with playful commentary on a mystic sign.
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B. F. Lindseey
Mt. Pisgah
Clermont Courier
Blackburn
Urbana
Mulberry
Jamieson
Majah
M. E. Church Social Honors Longmarried Couple
The M. E. Church social at Mrs. Anna Sinks residence in Williamsburg Wednesday evening drew about thirty dollars. Capt. E. B. Holmes led the event with a presentation of a $50 gold purse to Mr. and Mrs. William L. Kain, the oldest couple present, from their children D. A. Reese and W. A. Kain. Prof. Byron Williams delivered the speech.
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Anna Sinks
Williamsburg
Capt. E. B. Holmes
William L. Kain
D. A. Reese
W. A. Kain
Byron Williams
Nature’s grandeur and Green’s August Flower remedy claim
The piece touts nature’s beauty and asserts Green's August Flower cures disease. It cites dyspepsia and liver complaints as causes of many ailments and promises a three dose cure with sample bottles offered at ten cents.
Bethel Man Seeks Immediate Settlement After Fire Loss
Bethel Ohio July 4. The subscriber thanks friends for aid after his dwelling burned and goods were lost. He notes ongoing hardship and asks all indebted to him to settle promptly. If cash is not possible, offers to accept partial payments or notes to cover all or part of the debt to enable rebuilding.
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Bethel, O
Darbyn Prophylactic Fluid for Catarrah Relief and Cure
Advertisement promotes Darbyn Prophylactic Fluid as cleansing soothing and healing for Catarrah and related complaints. It claims to relieve inflamed membranes reduce odor and can be used as a gargle if throat inflammation occurs. Also offers Hoosier wheat drills for sale with prices and contact T. P. White in New Richmond Ohio.
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A. Applegate
Arch Haden Et al
Stephen Judd
J. Applegate
White
Clermont Teachers Institute Dates Corrected
An error in last week's Courier misstated the session dates. The correct period is August 1 to 12 at New Richmond, and organizers expect it to be the best in the institute’s history.
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Clermont Teachers Institute
New Richmond
Tnatitate
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