Legal Notice of Will Construction and Estate Sale in Ohio
Executors of Lettitia Lemar slate of Clermont Ohio file a petition in Clermont Court of Common Pleas to construe her will and codicil. They seek court orders to sell two Clermont County tracts totaling 1841 acres and three Moscow Ohio lots to satisfy bequests to heirs of Richard Smith and others. The notice lists heirs with unknown names and residences and sets July 21, 1888 as the response deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Smith
Levin Murphy
George Murphy
Rebecca Payne
Almira
Wabash City
Wabash
Indiana
Riley
Murphy
Wabash County
George G. Murphy
Reuben Murphy
South Wabash
Arbuckle Murphy
Xenia
Miami County
Hannah Downing
Truman Coates
Lettitia Coates
Seeps Henry County
State of
Ohio
Lettitia Lemar
Clermont Ee Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont
State of Ohio
Henry Balls
Ohio River
James Sarver
Sarver
Nelson and Lemar
J. P. Beauman
James
Moscow
Clermont County
Hio
Clermont County Sheriff Sells Lot in Isham Krath Survey
Public auction of Clermont county Ohio real estate ordered by the Common Pleas Court. Items include two tracts totaling 88 acres in Isham Krath survey with road fronts and creek details. Sale set for June 23 1888 at the Batavia courthouse front door. Cash on day of sale. Sheriff J O Tatman, Deputy G R Shy. Attorney Groion W. Shy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Kennedy
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Batavia
Isham Krath
Little Miami River
Turnpike Road
Charles H. Weaver
Weaver
Batavla and
Williamsburg Road
Clermont Chapel
Wayand Sr
Simeon Weaver
Batavia and
Williamsburg
John Wayland
Nancy Wayland
Thomas D. Fiteham
J. B. Davis
J. B. Griffth
Beiining
James 0. Kennedy, Jr
Tatman
Groion W. Bhy
Williamsburg merchant lauded for best invoices and trades
Local buyer Geo B. Bracham of Williamsburg complains of not receiving the largest invoice of team and uggy nets leather and potton from the county supplier. The notice highlights finest stos and largest variety with lowest price in county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. B. Bracham
Williamsburg
Decoration Day Observances Honor Civil War Heroes
A long roundup notes Decoration Day ceremonies across towns including Monterey Sharon Bloom Rose and Amelia. Sunday-school groups decorate graves in various cemeteries, with speakers Rev. Weizner Rev. Scott and Col. Hulick praised, and crowds honoring soldiers and veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie
Monterey
Sharon Cemetery
Bloom Rose
Goshen
Kilpatrick
Weizner
Mt. Moriah
Tabasco
Neville
M. E. Church
Clover Cemetery
J.H. Jenkins
Post Band
Williamsburg
Clover
E. D. Titus
Pople
Olive Branch
America
C. F. Mallary
Milford
Newtown
G. A. R. Hall
Robt. Campbell
J. L. bLrunson
Joseph Sanders
Green Lawn Cemetery
W.R. C
Logansport
Indiana
89Th O. V. I
Chickamauga
Straight
Peach Tree Creek
Atlanta
Avella
Bloom
Fayetteville
Marathon G. A. R. Post
Monterey Cornet Band
Owensville
Newtonsville
Maple Grove
Buford
Mt. Crab
E. B. Holmes
Loveland
Bart Eemery Post
Miamiville
Korte
Dustin
Andrew Barton Emery
Becker
Corps of Flower Girls
Georgia Rowan
Belle Twitchel
Mattie Lots
Jennie Lotz
Lillie Canton
Grace Canton
Daisy Bonnell
Mary Denser
Mattie ‘Uglert
Annie Denser
Hattie Fitzer
Nicely
Gashiy
W. A. Korte
Stewart's Cemetery
Holter for Vice President Favored by Clermont County
Popular Clermont and M J W Holter supporters urge backing General Holter and Jimmy Campbell in the St Louis Convention race. The piece lauds Holter’s wartime service and character, recalling the Battle of Dallas and New Hope Church, and notes veterans from Clermont recount the old Fifty-ninth Regiment memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Jimmy Campbell
Cincinnati Enquirer
Holter
Depew
Cleveland
Campbell
Commercial Gazette
Pepean
Dallas
New Hope Church
Fifty-ninth Regiment
Colonel Frambes
Geneva Holter
Clermont County
Fifty-ninth
Albaugh Nursery Company visitors praised by Dayton capitalists
A Dayton capitalists’ delegation led by Capt. F. G. Withoft and B. M. Glancy visited Batavia to promote the Albaugh Nursery and Orchard Company of Dayton Tadmor Ohio. The firm, incorporated in 1858 and reorganized recently, claims vast wealth and lists many prominent backers and stockholders including Noah H. Albaugh and J. W. Stoddard. The company promises triplicate orders, true to name stock, and on site planting guidance to protect farmers from swindles. Salesmen Swope Hahn Ball are soliciting orders for fair delivery in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
F. G. Withoft
B. M. Glancy
J. W. Swope
T. Haby
F.M. Ball
Albaugh Nursery and Orchard Company
Dayton and
Tadmor
Oho
Miami
Montgomery Counties
Noah H. Albaugh
Ohio House
Ohio Centennial
Troy National Bank
F.G. Withoft
Dayton
C. L. Albaugh
N.H
K. J. Barney
Barney Car Works
West
A. D Wilt
H. H. Weakley
Board of Trade
J. BE. Lowes
Electric Light Company
W. D. MecKenny
Babbitt
Brooks & Kemper
Conover Bros
Eugene Shinn
John R. Fletcher
Electric Light
United States
Ohio
Albaugh Nursery Company
Albaugh Co
P Nursery
Messrs
Swope
Hahn and Ball
Hamilton
Solger's Story and Rescue of Felix Grundy
Herman L. Solger defends his role in aiding Felix Grundy after a fire and Grundy’s decline. He recounts turning Grundy over to Pittsburgh authorities, settling him with a Birmingham family, and denying boarding charges. Solger denies perjury and vows to prove false accusations, while noting a desire to avoid Liverpool and criticizing a neighboring accuser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Grundy
Herman Solger
Seiger
Sea
Batavia
Grustuly
Cowen
Capt. Townsley
Wood- Hef
Yatman
Frank Hutchinson
Cincinnati
Grundy
Pittsburg
Pitsburg
Stephenson
Kripp
City Hall
Pearson
Birmingham
Livepool
Williamsburg
Remarkable Youth Renewed by Electric Bitters
Mrs Phaibe Chesley of Peterson Clay county tells how kidney trouble and lameness plagued her for years yet Electric Bitters renewed her youth. She claims the tonic removed disease and pain enabling her to do housework again. Walker's Medicine House advertises the remedy with prices and outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phaibe Chesley
Peterson
Clay County
J.B. Walker
Williamaburg
Walker
Biturin
Oldest Masons in Southern Ohio and Revolutionary Relic
A. J. McAdams of Milford, born in Williamsburg, initiated in 1836, long-time Mason and holder of most offices except Secretary. He possesses a 110 year old fire once used by Revolutionary soldier John McKnight who rode 22 miles to honor a burial pledge. Several Revolutionary soldiers linked to the New Jersey line rest nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. McAdams
Milford
Williamsburg
Isis
Ohio
Social
Milford Lodge
New Jersey
Hugh Mulloy
Smith
John McKnight
Cory Malott
Amelia community notices and events listed
A Teacher's Picnic invites all next Saturday with Prof. Venable slated to speak. Minnie Wudiey of Georgetown visits Lena Penn. Children’s Day at M. E. Church is set for next Sunday evening June 10. A private wedding in Amelia last Sabbath has Seana Sheridan Altman as guest of Harry Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Venable
Minnie Wudiey
Georgetown
Lena Penn
M. E. Church
Amelia
Seana Sheridan Altman
Harry Powell
Local visits and family notices from Elenor region
Doc Day and wife of Elenor visited relatives last week. John Hutchinson rejoices over the birth of a son. Jo Dennis of FAD Rg spent part of last week at W. H. Ireton. C. W. Harlow was in Warren and Butler scenes last week. Williams and family of Chasetown called on relatives here recently. Miss Abbie Stroup is home from Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc, Day
Elenor
John Hutchinson
Dennis
FAD Rg
W. H. Ireton
C. W. Harlow
Warren and Butler Scenies
Williams and Family
Chasetown
Abbie Stroup
Cincinnat
Local visitors and family gatherings noted in community
Will Ferguson and Will Griffith of Cincinnati with Miss Annie Sargent and Miss Lida Ferguson of Bethel spent Sabbath with Miss Minnie Titus and Charley Thomas and sister Lou. Miss He mith visited Georgie Gerardy recently. Mr and Mrs Henry Sores spent a pleasant day with their son, G W Oyer, and Mrs John Salt of Pendleton visiting George Woods. Robert Black is putting in a crop of tobacco on Mrs Light's farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ferguson
Will Griffith
Cincinnati
Annie Sargent
Lida Ferguson
Bethel
Minnie Titus
Charley Thomas
Lou
He Mith
Georgie Gerardy
Henry Sores
G. W.oyer
John Salt
Pendleton
George Woods
Robert Black
Mrs. Light
Owensville Residents Attend Prohibition Coneption In Indianapolis
A list of local residents and guests who spent time with relatives and friends across Indiana and Ohio. Notable mentions include Owensville and Moore's Fork visitors, Dr. H. H. Robinson planning to settle locally, and a strange accident involving G. H. Gebert’s hired hand finding Mr. G doubled in a barn due to a missing silk plug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
James South
Indianapolis
Arnold
St. Martin's
Augustus Freachard
Frederick Plout
Cincinnati
H. H. Robinson
John Brown
Moore's Fork
Mary Mitchell
Wayne En Canie
Jessie Forres
Miamiville
Charles Alrey
Marah
Lebanon
Gebertn
Mr. G
Sheridan's Ride and Clermont County Roots Highlight Local Notes
The article recalls the war poem Sheridan's Ride and its Cincinnati origin while noting Thomas Buchanan Read's Clermont County ties. It mentions local figures, tobacco farming by W. Ross, fruit growers, home improvements by J. G. Fischer and Rev. C. W. Wait, and a Kentucky man John Smith seeking a deserter Mr. Staffer who eloped with a teen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan Ride
James G. Murdoch
Harper's Weekly
Cincinnati
Thomas Buchanan Read
Read
Miami Valley
Clermont County
W. Ross
J. G. Fischer
C. W. Wait
John Smith
Butler
Kentucky
Local Robinsville Notes and Business Hints
J. H. Wilson buys large tracts in Marion County Florida. Miss Lillie Calhoun visits Forestville relatives. Lou Philips holds summer housing contracts. Pearl Hanlon visits friends. I C C F lodge officers elected W J Rust N G and Thomas Lowney W G. J Brazier plans move to Cincinnati for contracting. Property demand rising with lots selling quickly. Miss Georgia Wilson hosts guests from Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wilson
Marion Couty
Florida
Lillie Calhoun
Forestville
Lou Philips
Pearl Hanlon
I. C. C. F. Lodge
W. J. Rust
N. G
Thomas Lowney
W. G
J. Perdrizet
R. S
James Brazier
Local church festival nets proceeds for Sunday school
The ladies of the M. E. church hosted a festival with good attendance and $18 raised for Sunday school. Mrs. J. B. Lane of Summerside visited relatives here. Miss Lona Violet's party drew a strong crowd and good times. Children's day will feature a special program by a capable committee. Miss Kate Duckwall of Elklick visits her aunt Miss McGuire. Huston Lodge officers-elect are N. G. H. H. Thomas, V. G. Frank B. Holter, R.S. L. B. Dixon, P.8. Geo. W. Marriott. The Nowlett family from Covington are staying with Mr. Collett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
J. 8. Lane
Summerside
Lona Violet
Kate Duckwall
Elklick
Mise McGuire
Huston Lodge
N. G
H. H. Thomas
V. G
Frank B. Holter
R.S
L. B. Dixon
Geo. W. Marriott
Ed. Nowlett
Covington
Mr. Collett
Monterey Area News Briefs and Local Notices
Frank Bowles of Higginsport visits Frank Thiery as cornet band buys new instruments. Miss Flo Martin visits Cincinnati friends. John Here and wife celebrate their golden wedding. A farmers case over back loads ends with plaintiff not a common carrier. Hartman hogs poisoned. six hogs die. suspect sought. Mrs Mattie Reed dies near Cherry Grove. funeral at Cherry Grove U B church. William McNeily improves from catarrh. Mrs Sara Fagin injures wrist crossing railroad cat tle-guard. John Cronin to lead Branch Hill school next year. John Robinson circus excursion draws crowds from Olive Branch May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Frank Bowles
Higginsport
Frank Thiery
Flo Martin
Cincinnati
John Here
Roudebush
Justice Hall
Thomas Souther
Tom Burgess
Burgess
Albert Hartman
Hartman
Tabasco
Cherry Grove
Mattie Reed
G. Z. VanZamn
Cherry Grove U. B
Rev. Moore
Mt. Washington
William McNeily
Amanda Johnson
Sait Air
William Johnson
Sarah Fagin
John Cronin
Porter
Branch Hill School
Thomas Cazel
Olive Branch
N. Witham
Tuursay
John Robinson
New Richmond
Early June promises and river boating in Wemblegion area
The text reflects on farming patience and crop risks, noting drought and blight as lessons. It mentions the river condition since the 1834 flood, lists visitors to the area including Mrs M A Gregg and others, and reports local rebuilds, a wharf extension contract, and Wemblegion township election results with Geo W Nash rebuilding after a boat fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Gregg
George
R. W. 0. Gregg
Kalavia
Gregg Homestead
Mias Mary Kinsell
Kingell
Columbia, O
Migsox Josie
Daisy Kinsell
Misa Lulu Young
Covington
Lida Grimes
Capt
John Taylor
West Union
Scott
Frank Ritter
John Hart
Robt. Buchannan, Jr
Cincinnati
Moscow
Chas. Fee
Homstead
Elizabeth Street
Torge McDulin
Wemblegion
Geo. W. Nash
Excent
Consumption Cured Recipe Offered Free by Rochester Doctor
An elderly physician claims a simple vegetable remedy can cure consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and throat and lung ailments along with nervous debility. He offers to mail the recipe and directions in German French or English free of charge to any reader who writes to W A Noyes 149 Powers Block Rochester NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Wy Mall
Ams Aemlog
W. A. Noyes
Power's
Rochester
N. Y
Kilnos Straws Berriea and Fresh Fables At The Feele’s
A playful notice announces Kilnos Straws Berriea and Fresh Fables at The Feele’s venue with call to action for patrons to come in and a staff member will assist.
Meeting Advances Cause of Lacs Option in Baavia Township
A meeting to promote the Lacs option in Baavia Township will close at Une fon Chapel on a Friday evening in Amelia. Speakers include Judge Huliek, John Ceprott, Captain Townsley and R.J. Bancroft. By order of the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baavia
Une Fon Chapel
Jauysus
Wrenng
Amelia
Janes
Spealers
Judge Huliek
John Ceprott
Captain Townsley
R.J. Bancroft
Ad Copy for Patent Salve in Edwardian Advertisement
Fragmentary ad copy touts a salve claimed to cure various skin ailments. The text promises complete satisfaction with a money back offer and mentions two-cent pricing and a seller identified only partially as W Brite.
Mutual Life Insurance Company Payout and Policy Note
A damaged note reports a claim paid of 183502.24 by Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York after a delay of several days. It states Mutual Life assets at xx000L000 and claims the company writes the simplest form of policy, naming W. O. Logan of Batavia, Ohio as an insured detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Life Insurance
New Yorte
Mutual Life
Targect Insurance Company
America
W. O Logaan
Batavia
Olit
Local Hardware Store Promotes Ranges and Tinware
Prospective buyers are invited to Tay Low Hardware and Fun-Store for gasoline stoves cooking ranges and tinware. Prices guarantee matching discounts from Cincinnati, Harbed and Plain Wire fencing and curtains. Store promises to show goods and quote prices. May 2013 Felicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TAY Low
Wnh
Irices
Bethel Lodge Plans Basket Meeting in Crane's Live Ohio
Bethel Lodge No. 1 of Free and Accepted Masons resolves to celebrate with a basket meeting at Crane's Live on the Ohio in Crane Township. Good speakers music refreshments and a pioneer revival are anticipated as lodges in Glermont and adjoining areas are invited to participate. Secretary notes the meeting is by vote and date May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Lode No
Crane’s
Ohio
Mystic Brotherhood
Glermont
Votey
Inayad
Second M Hilirebes to Hold Cap Meeting at Crane's Grove
The Second M Hilirebes of Laurel and Lew Richmond will hold a cap meeting in Crane's Grove at Boihil June 24 1888 with Rev B W Kirtly and others assisting. Admission 19 cents. refreshments provided. details from BOW Kimmy Tannet. Rich ards & Sargent advertise harness and a large store inventory including dry goods hardware and groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hilirebes
Laurel
Lew Richmond
Crane's Grove
Boihil
Lambey
B. W. Kirtly
Courtney
Covineten
Wape
Ee Zeigler
Cinefitati
Mort
Halltore
Kimmy
Tannet
Richards & Sargent
Ahtis & Sargent
Betuet
An Earnest Family Anniversary Observed
The article notes a long marriage of John Rapp to Miss Rebecca Roudeoun, celebrated on the ith inst. Their nine children and many grandchildren gather to honor the couple as they reflect on a peaceful, enduring life together and a family record praised for its stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrick
Tle
Cival
Guts Dagen Coupes
Clermont Military Committee Honored in Civil War Service
A local obituary notes Dr. Cyrus Gaskins as a lifelong member of Clermont County's Military Committee during the Civil War. The text lists committee members and praises their gratuitous work in furnishing troops, with most members now deceased except Mr. Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Gaskins
Acre
Dennison
Clermont
Philip TH. Swing
Chatran
Reader W. Clarke
John M. Goodewin
Bethel
Cyrus Gasking
Amelia
John PB. Emery
Loveland
Mr. Goodwin
Silent Proclamation Urges Memorial for Grant Birthplace
In Wilmington, Charlee N Browning advocates erecting a modest marble monument at the Dig Indian Creek site marking Ulysses S Grants birthplace. He argues a memorial would educate passersby and keep alive the memory of the early citizen amid quiet rural surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Wilmington
Charlee N. Browning
Tore
Dig Indian Creek
Wilews
Mensant
Lown
Wiles
Atield
Lottery Offer With Lew Machine Incentive Drawn on Fifteenth
A promotional notice from a Petersburg firm offers a free leket on one latent improved Lew machine with every dollar spent on rooms. The drawing is scheduled for the fifteenth of re 1888, with prices guaranteed to be as low as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnisonsburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Harvey
Mone
Fifth
Jared Lemar
James E. Slack
Swing & Breeding
OC. H. Weaver
Griffith
Old Clermont
Newtonnville
William Needham
M. KE
Glee Club
Lulu Medaris
M. BE. Wood
Scamp
Bringweld
Union
Gleen Club
George W. Hulick
Mra
Lee Iama
M. J. W. Holter
Solger
Liverpool
H. L. Solger
Hulick
Toni Tava
Blowville
Heming’s Mills
Sheridan
Mt. Carmel
Ole Branch
LOCAI
N. W. Ayer & Sons
Philadelphia
Grimes
Mason TY Notice
Owen
Miy
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