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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1889

Page

4

Republican Mass Convention in Clermont County

The Clermont Courier notes a Republican mass convention set for June 15 1889 at City Hall Batavia to appoint eight delegates and eight alternates to the statewide Columbus convention, with Hoover as chairman and Hitcu as secretary. It also covers editorials on New Hampshire politics, Johnstown disaster sentiment, and local party dynamics.

Clermont County Bata Said County Columbus Presbyterian Assembly New York Crosby Courier Court of Common Pleas Ohio Batavia Geo. W. Hulick Randle H. Leming Ashburn Lee Manning Jacob Easters G. Yy Saing Tle Sand McMurchy Louts Street Bethel

Weather optimism amid crop prospects and Carnegie relief

The piece notes favorable conditions for tobacco, wheat, and gardens, downplays famine fears, and presses that bread and provisions remain affordable for workers. It reports Carnegie’s relief effort in Cone maugh with 250 workers at $2 a day and a $15,000 contribution, and cites the New York World on presidents and big heads.

Providence Conemaugh Valley Carnegie Cleveland Xenia Conemaugh Relief Committee

Milford Notes From the G A R Post and Local Meetings

Milford community reports charity drives by the G A R Post and Pattison club aiding Johnstown sufferers. District W F missionary society events. Miss Belle Boyer closes her Milford store and joins her brother in Piqua. Charles Adams Jr. marries Eva Magee near Owensville. Strawberry festival at G A R hall benefits the new Terrace Park Baptist church. town hall site discussion continues.

Greene Jacob Murphy Eva Magee Owensville M. B. Neely Williams Madisonville East Milford G. A. R. Hall New Baptist Church Terrace Park

Local Harvest Notes and Community Visits

The community reports a thriving strawberry harvest with John Stevens likely the largest crop. Florence Butler accompanies Uriah Butler on city trips and narrates happenings. Mrs. John Terwillegar visits Spring Valley, and a young party from the area enjoyed a gathering at Charles Butler’s residence last week. Frank Smith and wife visited relatives here, while visitors include Mrs. Belle Lindsey Banks at John Cox’s and Byron Dolen and wife at D Hancock, Mrs. Brimmer with her son Richard Brimmer.

John Stevens Uriah Butler Florence John Terwillegar Spring Valley Charles Butler Frank Smith Franklin Belle Lindsey Banks John Cox Byron Dolen D. Hancock Brimmer Richard Brimmer

Laurel Area Social Roundup Carries News of Visitors and Events

Miss Dela ill withmalarial fever. visits from Conan, Huston Williams of Cincinnati. Large crowd at baseball festival despite rain. Surprise party for Miss Anna Long. Hamlet hosts Ed Carley and wife. visitors from Felicity. Union Chapel services a success. Lon Shaw and Maud Nesbitt in Hamlet. Children’s Day at Christian Chapel with decorated church. Misses Liston guests of Anna Perry. Nichols family home from Kentucky. tobacco plants at two dollars per thousand. White Caps baseball to play Amelias next Saturday. Rev S W Campbell’s reception with baskets. Numerous local visits and travel, with several residents visiting relatives in Kentucky and Cincinnati.

Conan Miss Dela Huston Williams Cincinnati Belle Constable Miss Anna Long Hamlet M. A. Leeds Ed Carley Back Run Anna Perry Theodore Nichols Kentucky George Miller Goshen Farmers’ Club E. B. Miller John Miller Newport Pleasant Hill Laurel Cora Nichols New Richmond Cora Rodgers Pt. Isabel Laurel Cemetery White Caps Amelias M. E Louise Dudley Georgetown E. G. Penn John Hopkins Stanley Edward King Lonidas Michigan Caroline Hicks W. A. Hicks Union Chapel Belle Hopkins Batavia Joseph Thomas Charles Hall Charles Deal and Doughty Bantam G. Rymell Messrs Merrill Atwood Ed. Moore Alvin Porter Sam Fulton Harry Hopkins Elk Lick Capt B. Kline James E. Robinson C. G. and

Socials and visits in Goshen area noted this week

A roundup of local social activity includes Miss Ella Leever hosting a Monday party with ice cream strawberries and cake and music by the hostess. Guests include Miss Lizzie Moyer and families from Cincinnati Blanchester Milford Clarksville Wilmington. Benjamin Benn’s interment occurs at Goshen cemetery. Wilber Hudson linked to the Johnstown disaster. multiple residents guesting relatives and clerking positions noted.

John Scott A. Rengering Coraddale Goshen Ella Leever Benjamin Benn Pleasant Plain Goshen Cemetery Wilber Hudson Blanchester Johnstown T. B. Bishop George Rogers Lebanon Normal John Conover Milford G. W. Conover Bert Trump Holmes & Hill Walnut Hil’s George Holmes

Sales pitch for King remedies and insurance payout

The notice touts Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Dr King’s New Life Pills Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Electric Bitters and promises refunds if not satisfactory It cites W R Walker and J B Walker as distributors and mentions Tax Northern Insurance Company paying over 20 000 000 in losses.

Dr. King Bucklen W. R. Walker Druggiet Batavia J. B. Walker Williamsburg Northern Insurance Company J. L. A. Barr & Co

Caution on Ivory Soap Quality from 1886 ad

A Procter & Gamble copyright notice warns readers that many soaps imitate Ivory Soap but lack its distinct qualities. It urges consumers to insist on the genuine Ivory brand when purchasing.

Procter & Gamble

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