Through Tickets to All Points and Local Train Links
A fragmented notice shows the court order by A. B. Shaw and multiple attorneys, listing connections to Batavia Junction Colum and east, Trenton, and various towns. It includes references to Lane & Bodley Co versus W F Bagby, and announces legal practice in Clermont and neighboring counties. Also mentions attorneys OUDS HICKS Batavia and G L Swiss with Law Building offices and swift court handling.
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Wrorrspir
Manca
John Krantz
Wm E Cook Tuvespar
Millie M Meeks
Joseph Marshall LaTvmpar
Mance
Z Morpart
Marseu
The
Lane & Bodley Co
W F Bagby
A. B. Shaw
Clermont County Infirmary Teacher Reports and War Hero Tale
The Clermont County Infirmary reports include the physician's assessment of low death rates due to good ventilation diet and care. The Teacher M M Wilson recounts student progress and facilities praise for the infirmary school. A separate brief honors Sergeant Plunkett of the Twenty-first Massachusetts for his actions at Fredericksburg and his heroism in saving the regimental flag.
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Ohio
Allen W. Ashburn
Clermont County Infirmary
M. M. Wilson
Clermont County Infirmary School
Expenditure report of Clermont County infirmary 1885
Board reports total expenditures for the infirmary year ending February 28 1885. Outside relief to townships 3830.26, current infirmary expenses 11732.70, main projects include new laundry building, separate pauper housing, barns, corn crib and wagon shed. Notes boiler location issues, water supply insufficiency, proposes reservoir and roof water capture. Maria Wilson school opened September, staff changes and new superintendent William E Mattox appointed March 1 1885.
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Clermont County Infirmary
ClErmont County
Ensling
Cmb
Maria Wilson
J. W. Elise
Abram Hulick
E. J
Dickinson
Williams
Superintendent's Report from Clermont County Infirmary 1885
The annual report details inmate statistics for the year ending February 28 1885 including totals of white and colored residents by age and sex. It lists farm production values such as wheat onions hay and sorghum plus livestock counts and overall farm stock. The document is signed as respectfully submitted to the board.
Report of Clermont County Infirmary deaths and admissions
Batavia Ohio March 1 1885 report by the Physician to Clermont County Infirmary lists annual admissions by apartment and causes of death for the year ending March 1 1885. Inmate deaths include Esquire Dunham Dennis Morris James Wilson George Robb male infant Seebold Malinda Robbins Lewis Lampert Wheldon John Estill Moses Altman and others with dates from August 1884 to February 1885.
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Esquire Dunham
Dennis Morris
James Wilson
George Robb
Seebold
Malinda Robbins
Lewis
Lampert Wheldon
Jacy Moe
John Estill
Moses Altman
Portraits of Notable Figures Elizabeth Cady Stanton
A fragmented 19th century sketch profiles Elizabeth Cady Stanton in her 70s, detailing her lineage, education, abolitionist marriage, and pivotal role organizing the first women suffrage convention in 1848, noting years of advocacy and travel as a lecturer. The passage also mentions Vine Russell’s wealth and a vivid anecdote about nitroglycerine near Prairie du Chien, illustrating a mix of biographical recollections and sensational tales.
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Europe
Stanton
Boston
Seneca Falls
N. Y
New York City
Atlantic
Pacific
Prominent 19th Century Treasury Appointee Charles Fairchild
Charles B. Fairchild, recently named assistant secretary of the treasury, was born in New York state and is in his 43rd year. A Harvard Law School graduate, he served as New York attorney general from 1875 and later led the State Charitable Aid association, with a career praised for public service. Cyrus W. Field, prominent New York bar leader and newspaper owner, emerged as a key figure in transatlantic telegraphy and electrical rail propulsion, noted for his early work in paper trade and his pivotal cable achievements.
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Iustomea
Vine Russell
New York State
Wall Street
Cen
Charles
Fairchild
Charlies
the Treasury
Oneida Conference Seminary
Harvard
Harvard Law School
Albany
New York
Democratic
State Charitable Aid Association
Cyrus W. Field
Bio Tacticals
Cyrus
Stockbridge
Mass
Sedgwicks
A. T. Stewart
Lee
Matthew Field
Westfield
E. Root & Co
Field
Louis Philitippe
Neville
Clermont County
Royal J. Bancroft
Columbus
John B. Neville
Republican State Committee
Morgan Neville
Louis Phillippe
Presley Neville
Paris
Daniel Morgan
Cowpens
J. B. Neville
Old Collateral and Sage Highlight Frugality on Wall Street
The piece describes Old Collateral still gripping Wall Street but now more cautious after past disasters. It portrays Russell Sage as a paragon of thrift, his hoard growing, and notes an apple vendor who supplies his midday snack with his usual lunch paraphernalia.
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Wall Street
Russell Sage
The Armless Hero of Massachusetts
Sergeant Thomas Plunkett, long in charge of the Massachusetts legislature cloak room, dies leaving a widow and two sons. The mutilated figure was a familiar sight at the State House in Boston, where his war heroism was noted. He was born in Massachusetts.
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Tee
Sergeant Thomas Plunkett
Sergeant Plunkett
Massachusetts
State House
Boston
Velvet Fashion Revolt Or Change In Gentlemen’s Dress
A London World report notes a shift from velvet coats and silk stockings to blue coats and brass buttons with bold color choices. Lace gowns return, hats turn eccentric, and a Missouri boy dies after smoking a cigarsquelch warning about tobacco poison.
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London
Paris
London World
Pschaiteur
Sarah
Emperor William I Birthday, 88 on March 22
On the 22d of this month in March Emperor William I of Germany turns 88. Known as Kaiser Wilhelm, he was proclaimed emperor after the Franco-Prussian War in 1871.
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William I
Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm
Kaiser
William
Court View Sparks Sabbath Debate and Local Notes
The Democratic Supreme Court faces criticism for upholding Sunday newspaper ads, stirring a debate on Sabbath sanctity. A Portage County eccentric will case prompts a bill to fund flags for townships, with a patriotic pledge and a King Louis Philippe tale. Reports touch Ohio politics, riverine real estate along Little Miami, and party rifts in Clermont County and Columbus.
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Portage County
Wolcott
David McIntosh
Shalersville
Ohio
Javin
Aple
United States
Washington
Arthur
J. D. Stiles
Little Miami Railway
Clermont County
Milford Home Building Company
Capital Stock
Batuday, Mth Inst
Lovelard Association
Advertisement pricing and services offered by the printer
An old style legal and transient advertisement offers rates of 1.09 per square or tonne for the first insertion with a liberal reduction of 50 cents for each additional insertion. Business cards up to six lines are 6.00 per year. 新 material abundant. Jobs offered with prompt service at reasonable charges.
Bitter admission on Dr Myer’s revenue role promise
A grim note laments danger of failing to honor promises to Dr Myer as Revenue Collector. The speaker warns of a barren future and compares the world to a bubble, expressing deep bitterness.
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Dr. Myer
Kansas Letter About Chase County Kansas in 1885
A Kansas letter from Oxpar Point describes Chase County’s geography and agriculture, noting 740 square miles of prairie and timber, fertile soil, and chief crops like corn and wheat. It cites a 1880 population of 6,000 with Cottonwood Falls at 500, discusses Republican leaning, and highlights Cedar Point as a thriving rail station on the Santa Fe line with more weekly business than nearby towns, ending with optimism for better times ahead.
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EpiTor Courier
Kansas Empire
Chase County
Cottonwood Falls
Kansas
Kansas City
Emporia
Cottonwood River
Cedar Point
Batavia
Felicity
New Richmond
Clermont
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
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Clermont Courier
Cincinnati & Eastern Railway
Obio River
Cobeon
Monterey
Cynthian
Higginsport
Ripstambes & Mayer
Y Wa
Comaibuseses
Manchester
Batavia Junction
Eweine
Trenton
Sao Wa Band
Chespeake
Woodward
Special Court Calendar
Qeazier & Roudebuse
Law O
Dennison
Ouds Hicks
Attorney At Law
Onte
Law Building
Law Beildseg
G. L. Swiss
W. Lennixn Notary Public
MW. Prather
Oxte
Megete Actos
Tan
C. EB Wor
Nicholas Worr
Ges
Scholas Wolf & Sons
East Pearl Street
Lower
Cincinnati
Corner Fifth
Ohto
Mias
South East
SB Momence
Undertaker
Newtons
Bobes
Moone, D. D
Kline
Main Street
Onin
Bary Watson
Witlias Y ‘Prather
Seos Seenee
Peter Beunaugh
Batavia Building and Loan Association
Oklahoma
America
A. x
Echool
Fredericksburg
Plunkett
Twenty-first Massachusetts
Adjt
Schouler
Andrew
Fall River
Capt
Scott
Royal Navy
Longman’s Magazine
Annual Report
S. L
Otis Dudley
Reweewe
Adnalt
Twee
Sommense
Eee
Gresents
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Prairie du Chien
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Hog
Secretary of the Treasury
the Sage of
Mrs. Wigglesworth
Mr. Wigglesworth
Missouri
Ohio Politics
J. P
Democratic Supreme Court
Supreme Judicial Tribunal of
Supreme Court
Ohio State Journal
Senator Myers
Alfred Kelly
Tom Corwin
Clement L. Vailandigham
State Bank
Greene County
B. W. Arnett
Dr. Arnett
Sherman
Arnett
James G. Blaine
Howard
Finley
Mexico
Tred. B. Remey
State Tribune
Colored Republicans
Beatty
Judge Foraker
Foraker
Alphius Ballard
Wilmington
Charley Browning
Ofice
Solid South
State Central Committee
Govertiu
Jim Boyle
W. H. Reed
Allen O. Myers
Senate
Myers
Guiteau
Oxpar Point
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