Popular President Parsons Reviews O and N W R R Plans
The Ohio and Northwestern Railroad Company officers were elected in Cincinnati with President Parsons and E A Pechin as vice president and general manager. The board outlines surveys from Portsmouth to Gallipolis, bonds totaling about 3.2 million, and agreements with five railways to secure through business. The line, to connect Cincinnati with the Kanawha region, advances towards standard gauging and construction along a 180 mile segment, with extensive land purchases and yard/repair capacity planned.
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The
Ohio and Northwestern Railroad Company
Parsons
E. A. Pechin
T. D. Rhodes
J. 8. Wells
New York City
W. D. Gray
J. D. Letcher
Wells A. Hutchins
Portsmouth
C. Bentley Matthews
Cincinnati
Gallipolis
Sciotoville
Hale’s
Mercantile Trust Company
New York
Fidelity Loan ‘and Safe Deposit Company
Barker Bros. & Co
Philadelphia
Investment Company of
Eastern Depository
T Company
Cincinnati and Eastern Railroad Company
Tourchase
Oae
Columbus and
Maysville
Hillsboro
Red Bank
Little Miami
Richmond
Chicago
Galliolis
D. Shanahan & Co
Ouisville
Waterloo
Davis
Scioto River
Buena Vista Shedstone
Knawha
Cincinnati and Eastern Railway
Scioto Bottoms
Upper Hill
Great Kanawha
Pomeroy
Ohio
Hanging Rock
John Little Supports Dependent Pension Bill Over Veto
A Sabina post of the G A R urged John Little to back passage of the Dependent Pension Bill over President Cleveland's veto. In a Washington letter dated February 18, Little states he voted for the bill, notes missed amendments, and pledges to continue support for soldiers before tax cuts. He asserts Republicans will stand for the law and contrasts himself with demagogue Jim Campbell.
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van David Giffin Post
Sabina
Cleveland
P Rovieng Se
H. Dakin
Warren Whinery
G. W. Bell
John Little
Washington, D.C
Peasan
Jim Campbell
Spring Goods Offerings at 1890s Williamsburg Store
Quoted sales blurbs advertise new Spring God fashion fabrics and trimmings from 2 per yard up to 60c. Includes plaid silks, tri cot cloths, cashmere like fabrics, gray Scotch cloths, damask linen, Irish linens, Hamburg edgings, laces, curtain goods and curtain poles. Shop at T. G. Foster in Williamsburg Ohio.
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I. T. G. Foster
Williamsburg
Ohio
Devon's Doubloons to Scatter Along Ohio River Line
William L. King, general manager of Devon, says the New Richmond branch of the O and N W will be rebuilt and running within sixty days. A Baldwin engine and forty cars will be purchased in Dayton, with 25 trainmen and many laborers. Six thousand new ties ordered, track realigned to connect with Georgetown and Portsmouth at Clough. Bridges and trestles rebuilt, roadbed widened, no debt carried, cash payments every thirty days. Trains Richmond to Cincinnati will take fifty five minutes. aim to be on the carpet April lth and in service May 1.
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W. E. Nichols
Hamilton House
William L. King
Y. P
Richmond
Georgetown
Portsmouth
Clough
Hamilton County
Little Miami
Cincinnati
King
Holmes & Burger's Mammoth Store Offers Spring Stock
Despite poor roads Holmes and Burger operate a bustling store with old seasoned merchants at the helm. They have just received Spring goods bought at low figures and boast an immense, expanding stock across branches with full departments, promising bottom figures and eager customer service.
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Holmes & Burger
The Harvest of Death in Clermont County Deaths and obituaries flood local farms
A compilation of deaths across Clermont County includes Mrs. Leroy Logan of Felicity, a child of Levi Maham on Deerfield road, an infant of William Garrison at Edenton I O F cemetery, and the Nordyke child. Notes on F. E. H. Kemper of Bantam, Mr. Robinson of Mt Carmel, Edward Enrop of Bethel, Enon Armacost near Point Isabel, Joan Basser of Milford, Corwin Smith of Williamsburg, Miss Anna Morton of Goshen, Lydia Bray memorials, and other sudden losses. Additional summaries cover Joan Schuyler, Millard Rust of Glen Este, Amelia Wirth of New Richmond, and related funeral details. Also mentions improved economy from reduced internal revenue and the popularity of Green’s August Flower and Boschee’s German Syrup with larger bottle sizes.
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Levi Maham
Deerfield Road
William Garrison
Edenton I
Anna Morton
Lee Morton
Goshen
M. BE
J. K. Mecoli
Mth Inst
Lydia Bray
Queer Quizzes for Pedagogues in Mixed Studies
A collage of examination items spans ARITHMETIC ORTHOGRAPHY GEOGRAPHY U S HISTORY GRAMMAR and MENTAL MATH. It presents questions on pen use, writing hours, historical events, state and county facts, and pedagogical methods with a focus on spelling, geography, and teaching principles.
Wedding guest list and community notes from Bantam
Correspondence from Bantam reports weddings, sickness, visitors, and local happenings. Highlights include Mrs Jennie Wilson's wedding near Williamsburg, defections in politics, new residents, a dog incident at the mill, and social teas and visits among families, rail workers, and merchants.
Brown County Democrat Endorses Judge Cowen for Re Election
The Brown County Democrat heartily endorses the Georgetown Gazette statement that Hon. A. T. Cowen is an able incorruptible independent judge. The paper lauds his record and qualities and would welcome his re election. It also weighs Democratic possibilities noting Tarbell and Bayless would likely lose Brown County, and Bayless is considered unwise as a candidate.
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Brown County
Democrat
Georgetown
A. T. Cowen
Cowen
Frank D. Bayless
David Tarbell
Frank Davis
New Richmond
Perry Nichols
William Howard
S. A. West
Judge Tarbell
Bayless
How Browning Met Beecher in Batavia Memory
Charley Browning recalls an 1877 Beecher lecture in Washington and a reception with Dr. J. C. Weaver. Beecher corrects Browning about his first sermon in Batavia, recounting Lane Seminary days and fording the East Fork of the Little Miami to reach a Batavia appointment. The sermon building survives as a livery stable.
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Mr. Beecher
Washington
J. C. Weaver
Batavia
Manorah Lowe
East Fork
Little Miami
Harvey Hamilton
Charley Browning
Wilmington Republican
Disinfectant Endorsed by Vanderbilt Doctor Prophylactic Fluid
A 19th century advert explains contagion spreads via living matter from skin and mucous membranes. It promotes Darbys Prophylactic Fluid as a superior germ destroyer for prompt thorough disinfection, citing H T Lupton of Vanderbilt University.
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H. T. Lupton
Vanderbilt University
Tenn
Darbys
New Stock At D Roudebush Furniture and Goods
All young married people are urged to call at D Roudebush's Goshen Ohio to view new stock including Bedroom Suits Beds Bureaus Safes Dressing Cases Marble Top Stands Wardrobes Rattan Rockers Fancy Rocking Chairs Chamber Sets Queensware Glassware and more plus farm hardware stag items and wall paper Stationery Notions Cigars and Tobacco and Celebrated Champion steel implements.
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D. Roudebush’s
Ke. D. Roudebush
Goshen
Ohio
Republican convention nominates township and corporation tickets
At the New Rich mond convention on Saturday afternoon the township ticket was: Trustee J. F. Lindsey Assessor Louis Golsch Clerk William EB Nichols Treasurer B L Winans Constable Louis Golsch. Corporation ticket includes Councilmen Q Haines G Seitz James Warren and School Board member D B Roberts.
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New Richmond
J. F. Lindsey
Louis Golsch
William EB. Nichols
B. L. Winans
Q. Haines
G. Seitz
James Warren
Roberts
Franklin township GOP nominates ticket at convention
The Republicans of Franklin township nominated strong ticket members at their Saturday convention. Trustees include L. F. Se oar Leslie and Treasurer, Dr. rn alleys Assessor Felicity precinct M. H. oncretural precinct Clay i Slack. Clerk 0B i Houghton and Constable Daniel 8. Hoover. Democrats plan convention next Saturday afternoon.
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Franklin Township
Stron Heket
L. F. Se Oar Leslie
Golden Specific Promises Blind Coffee Cure
An advertisement claims a 5 drop in coffee or tea can permanently cure drunkenness without the drinker knowing. It alleges thousands have become temperate, tests show no harm from 114 administrations, and offers a confidential circular from Golden Specific Co of Cincinnati Ohio.
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Golden Specific Co
Race Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio Educator Praises Dr Harvey Educational Space
A prominent Ohio educator writes that the paper has done Dr Harvey proud. He notes the educational news and pictures space makes the paper resemble an educational journal and will broaden its circulation.
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Ohio
Harvey
Hill Brothers Milford Leads in Agricultural Implements
Hill Brothers of Milford advertise as leading dealers in the county offering a large stock of hoes harrows cultivators and gardeners tools. They are agents for Champion reaper mower and binder and sell on reasonable terms. Get their prices before purchasing.
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Hill Brothers
Milford
Mehots
Gatch Seeks Loveland Corporation Clerk Post
Con W. Gatch of the Loveland Enterprise runs for Corporation Clerk hoping the Democratic majority can assist his bid. He is described as a worthy capable young man trusted by the public.
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Con W. Gatch
Loveland Enterprise
Gatch
Pi. C.K. Eppy
Walker's Drug-Store
Batavia
Pension bid for Colonel Krinks praised by Hiram Sweet
Hiram Sweet seeks a pension for Colonel Ezra Krinks for valiant services rendered in Her Majesty's Government. The petition notes his long service in the British army and expresses strong prospects for approval.
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Hiram Sweet
Ezra Krinks
W R Fee Offers Low Prices On Stoves And Tinware
Moscow dealer W R Fee invites customers to compare prices in his line of stoves tinware spouting and roofing. He notes four years of lucrative trade and pride in his work.
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W. R. Fee
Moscow
Courier Promises Rich Local Coverage
The Clermont Courier pledges thorough local and neighborhood news coverage in its field cleaning note. The Times-Star of Cincinnati references the statement dated March 16.
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Clermont Courier
Courier
Times-Star
Cinginnati
Marriage of County Recorder George W. Goodwin
The marriage of County Recorder George W. Goodwin to Miss Philhour of Stonelick township occurred last Sabbath March 20 at the bride’s home. Rev J L McElwain tied the knot and the couple will reside on Wood Street with best wishes for a long, happy life.
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George W. Goodwin
Philhour
Stonelick Township
Courier
J. L. McElwain
Wood Street
Heirs to $20600 Bonar Estate Named in Franklin Township
Martin Bonar and Mrs. Emanuel Hedrick of Franklin township are named as heirs to a $20600 fortune from the estate of Louis Bonar of Jamestown Boone county Indiana, recently deceased.
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Europe
Martin Bonar
Emanuel Hedrick
Franklin Township
Louis Bonar
Jamestown
Boone County
Indiana
Waterfield Prospects Boom in Kansas Visit
William W. Waterfield of Felicity returns from a Kansas prospecting tour reporting thriving business. He bought twenty five first class building lots in Hutchinson with plans to build next Fall and relocate. George Printz and Alexander Pennywitt joined him finding work in real estate and carpentry respectively.
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William W. Waterfield, Esq
Felicity
Kansas
Hutchinson
George Printz
Alexander Pennywitt
Insane Mrs Lena Carpenter Sent to Dayton Asylum
Mrs Lena Carpenter wife of farmer George Carpenter of Stonelick township was declared insane by the Probate Court after examination by Dr G Es Belt and ordered to Dayton Asylum. Her condition arose from overexertion while nursing a silk child. Her husband took her to Dayton yesterday for care and recovery is hoped.
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Lena Carpenter
George Carpenter
Stonelick Township
G. Es Belt
Dayton
Patchell
Richards & Sargent Bethel Ohio offers broad assortment
Bethel Ohio store advertises dry goods hardware clothing and groceries with low prices and weekly new stock. It boasts harnesses farm wares wall paper paints lamps and wall hangings plus veterinary and drugstore services in Batavia area.
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Richards & Sargent
Bethel
Ohio
Brown
Jethel
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Nermaixe & Moonr
Devon
Ohio River
Ohio & Nothwestern Railroad
Goshen’s
Clermont County
Leroy Logan
Charles Nordyke
Mt. Moriah
F. E. H. Kemper
Bantam
Walnut Hills
Robinson
Mt. Carmel
Kentucky
Rev. Lane
Epward Enrop
George Swing
Baptist Church
Enon Armacost
Point Isabel
Dimmitt Treasury
Joan Basser
Columbus
Foster
West G. A. R. Post
Ridgway
M. E. Church
Corwin Smith
Rev. Black
Joan Schuyler
Dallasburg
Warren County
Josuva
Millard Rust
Glen Este
Batavia Presbyterian Church
Batma
Carmel
Amelia Wirth
R. Wirth
Pittsburg
Henry Prigge
French
Green
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Fusha
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Epok
Kochnel
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Trish
Pat Wress
Sherman
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Will
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Saime
Mey
Harry Ely
Jennie Wilson
John Doughty
H. H. Chatterton
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William Lynn
Ely Corner
Nepper
William Justice
Joe Newell
John Minor
Newell & Fagin
John Chambers
Charles Terhune
Sandy
C. S. M. Lindsley
Messrs
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O.and N. W
A. Williamson
Vesta Simkins
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Ford
John Wogeman
John Tribble
James Holman
Justice of Peace
Squire Vanosdol
Frank Richards
F. G. Foster
Ralph Dd. Sharp
William McNeilen
William Lyle
Constable
Ees Bricker
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I. BR. Hartman
Miamiville
W. P. Evans
Alvan Collier
Main Street
Madisonville
P. B. Hutchinson
Newtown
William S. Reese
al Millen
Guinea Oihya
Maplewood Institute
Guineas City
Lou Glancy
A. N. Robinson
S. R.S. West G. A
Bassett
Mt. Pisgah
George Lindsey
Anderson
M. Bannister
T. K. Gillaspie
David Denham
Lindale
TA. Pinkham
C. P
George
Otto Tituserman
Roettinger
John Steven
George Menke
Videntine
Ollie Kilgore
Melvin Alexander
Antony Fressler
Ireton
Baywood
Dora Gunkle
Linwood
Etta Sprague
Oscar Clark
Lillie Herron
Nora Waits
Mugwump
May Franklin
Concord
Cowquill
Hattie Widmeyer
Gracie Elsberry
Nellie Long
Charley Sprague
Mrs. Luck
Pennsylvania
George Smisor
D. O. Smisor
Lebanon
Frank
Ollie Hughes
J. Q. Duss
Edenton
De.t. Bo Mulloy
Centenary
M. E. Churdy
James Malloy
Karns
J. Ss. Windsor
W.K. Porter
Mt. Repose
Will Price
E. L. Harker
Fitzwater
L. W. Waldron
Mulberry
Dan Leaf
Blanchester
Isaac Leaf
South Milford
O. M. Spence
Michael Leaf
Terrace Park
Mollie Cook
J. Haywood
J. H. Brown
J.R. Long
Browning
Beecher
Ohio Township
Franklin Townshp
Dr. Haines
Goodwin—Philhour
MR. Waterfield
Probath Court
Ord
Eagle
Phoenix
ATL
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Tansill
Cngar
Woor
Walker
W. Fh. Walker
Lewling
Feletin
Ruddy
Oni Au
Tat Stirling & Moork’s
Jacob Wainwrigilt
Miami Township
Branch Hill
Mare Bhirth
Goshen Lodge
Loveland Lodge
Sugar Grove Cemetery
Clermontville
William Clark
Mt. Zion
J.F. Burnett
Mattie Bushman
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Edward Cox
Pt. Pleasant
Promle's
Kline’s
Kline
This County
John P
Joby W. Robinson
Col
Malinda
Manassah Wood
Middentony Willian
Conn
Fellcity
Jacob Denham
Frances
John Meguire
Baldwin
Tiaae Cross
Newtonsville
J. P. Robinson
C. Kepy
W. Rufus Walker
Old-Fellows Building
Jesse Bennett
Mary Etta
Samuel B. Smith
M. B
Amelia
Union Cemetery
T. P. White
Beall
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