Grand jury finds twelve liquor indictments in Jackson Township
Twelve bills of indictment were returned by the grand jury after examining about fifty-five witnesses. Warrants issued for the arrest of several defendants, with capiases ordered for most, and some already in jail. Defendants faced arraignment. sentences included fines or jail terms for several, while others posted bonds or were released on own recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Say
Richard Penenery
Samuel Glancy
Wilbur Apple
Robert Hunter
Matthew Leonard
William Holmes
John B. Turner
Cyrus Brown
W. O. Stairs
F. M. Walker
Uriah B. Butler
Hen Herget
George W. Rymer
D. D. Marsh
Ae Bronson
Joseph Bicking
Batavia
Albert L. Hawley
Monterey
J. Curtis
Afton
Harles Leonard
Marathon
Illiam Gilliam
Arthur Hardy
John Ruse
Theodore Applegate
Stirling Township
Brown County
Clement Williams
Edenton
Jacob Laymon
Cowen
Capia
Tatman
Williams
Applegate
Hardy
Hawley
Leonard
Gilham
Amanda C. Kelner
Poe
Monay
Grant Birthplace House to Move for Cincinnati Centennial Exhibition
A Cincinnati firm leases the former Grant birthplace house and will float it down the Ohio to the Exposition grounds for display at the Cincinnati Centennial. Col Morton L Hawkins ex Sheriff Ham ilton County Capt Sam Powers and J W Bainum of Point Pleasant organize the move. The building will be preserved intact with Grant mementoes inside and aims to draw visitors to the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton L. Hawkins
Hamilton County
Sam Powers
J. W. Bainum
Point Pleasant
General Grant
Cincinnati
Ohio
Michael Hirsch
Epereys
Hirsch
Asmece
Notable move to transfer thirteen insane inmates to Athens Asylum
Judge Prather, on Dr. Richardson’s directive, orders the Infirmary’s thirteen inmates sent to the Athens Asylum with papers and clothing. Four insane females remain, while six insane males still require care. Sheriff Tatman moves with five assistants to transport the patients to Athens for examination and admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Prather
4. B. Richardson
Athens Asylum
Ee Infirmary
Worth Denham
Jeremiah Dacy
Albert Cole
Julius Springer
James Madison Clark
Martha Tracy
George Bailey
Samuel Harvey
Mary Young
Joseph Jester
Elzina Briggs
Leander O. Potts
James Argent
Richardson
Mattox
Prather
A. W. Ashburn
Tatman
Athens
Court Decree Awards Worthington suit and sale of premises
In Worthington & Co. v Fishback et al a decree grants the plaintiffs 10862 dollars. Fishback’s premises will be sold with sheriff notice in ten days. In Jones v Gregory administrator sale confirmed with proceeds: taxes 6.77 costs 68.86 to Jones 51.80 to Burkly and others. Indictments note Louis Buerkle for minor billiards. defendant has left the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington & Co
John H. Fishback
Fishack
Thomas Jones
Edward Gregory
Albert Burkly
Louis Buerkle
Atori Minora
Electric Bitters Promoted as Cure All Diseases
A vintage remedy claim touts Electric Bitters as universal cure for liver and kidney diseases, pimples, malaria, headaches, constipation, and indigestion. It promises a money back guarantee and lists J. B. Walkers Drug stores in Ilionburg and Batavia as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Walkers Drug Shoes
Iliemsburg
W. R. Walker
Batavia
Hardware stock to close out at cost in Ohio
Readable notice reports an entire stock of hardware and glassware being offered for sale at cost. Credentoma and Biemson Ohio are listed as locations or parties involved in the sale. Details are limited due to fragmented OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobil Tf Auth Biemson Ohio
Jaunt Through Dixie An Old Soldier Revisits Civil War Scenes
A veter an narrator recounts a winter trip from Cincinnati via Queen and Crescent through Kentucky Tennessee Georgia to Florida. He describes vistas from Lookout Mountain and Moccasin Bend, Savannah Harbor, and Jacksonville, tours of Fort St Augustine and Ponce de Leon, St Johns excursions, and reflections on Sherman’s March and southern scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Courier
Clermont County
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Heaven
Emory River
Wen
Chattanooga
Mt. Lookout
Tennessee
Atlanta
Savannah
India
Thunderbolt Road
Bonaventure
Boughtaeeoie
Cleveland
Forsyth Park
Telfair
Art Academy
Jacksonville
Stonewall Jackson
Stonewall
Houte
Florida
St. John’s
St. Augustine
Palatka
Consumption cured by East India mission recipe
Av olt physician retired from practice offers a free, radical cure for consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and nervous disorders. He will mail the recipe in German French or English with full directions to all who request it, sent with a stamp to W A Noyes 149 Power’s Block Rochester N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East India
W. A. Noyes
Power's Block
Rochester
N. Y
Loveland Woman Secures Pap Support in Bastardy Case
Caroline Haris of Loveland had Joho White arrested on a bastardy charge. Magistrate Marorlinton presided as the case concluded in a compromise with White agreeing to pay child support and not to marry for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Haris
Loveland
Joho White
Marorlinton
White
Caroline Pap
GROCERS Yeast Elect_nn ad Tol 1686
Fragmentary OCR item shows a grocery ad style line with prices and names unclear. The readable bits mention Yeast G and G. Olectnnadl Tol 1686, suggesting a historical advertisement or listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALF
Tol
Rising Cons Physician of Batavia Considers Life and Career
A biographical sketch of a physician born May 25 1855 in Pierce county. He studied at Cincinnati Eclectic Medical College graduating with honors in 1881 traveled to Batavia where he built a growing practice. He married Lida E Blythe on September 18 1888. they reside at Second and Wood streets with a busy office at his home and around the clock hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Ownship
Cincinnati Eclectic Medical College
Batavia
Lida E. Blythe
Illiberality of the Cincinnati Press on Northwestern rail plan
At a directors meeting for the Northwestern a summer completion of the Eastern extension from Sciotoville is planned possibly via Ironton. The Ironton Board of Trade committee met Cincinnati officials to promote the route. Proponents claim the change will shorten Cincinnati to Portsmouth travel by nearly an hour and boost heavy traffic for the centennial. Critics say Cincinnati papers ignore the route and favor New York outlets over local coverage.
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Sciotoville
Ironton
Gallipolis
Sanging Regi
Tronton
Ironton Board of Trade
West
Cincinnati
Enochs
Col. Gray
Leo Ebert
W. M. Kerr
George West
William Walter Phelps
Col. Letcher
McNeale
Hunt
Ironity
Portsmouth
L[ronton
Waterloo
Sardinia
Batavia Junction
Hillsboro
Northwestern
New York World
Tribune
Sun
Boom the furniture factory in town this Sunday
M 8 Williamson of Portland Indiana was in town Sunday. A protracted meeting at the M E church has closed. The old council held its last meeting Monday night. Dick Nichols baby is very sick. Miami steam fire company held its annual election Monday night. New corporation officers to be sworn in next Monday night. Ladies of the M E church to give a flower social next Tuesday evening with programme and refreshments. Tickets ten cents for a growing plant. 200 tickets sold. Victor Lodge R of P will attend instituting a new lodge at Bond Hill tonight. Loveland high school will have 60 graduates this year. Weather Loveland school closes Friday May 18 with a picnic. Mr and Mrs Joseph Stiles of Madisonville spent Sunday here. Lattimer has resumed residence here. Dr John Pollock of Indianapolis spent Sunday at home. Mr and Mrs Charles Gill of Miamiville were guests of John Gill Sunday. Governor Will Cumback lectures here May 25. Ward P Tenney building two new residences in West Loveland. Miss Jennie Martin visiting at Morrow.
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Williamson
Portland
Indiana
M. FE
Poenaiee
Dick Nichols
Miami Steam Fire Company
M. E. Church
Victor Lodge
R. of P
Bond Hill
Loveland High School
Loveland School
Joseph Stiles
Madisonville
Lattimer
John Pollock
Indianapolis
Charles Gill
Local Notes and Social Roster From Marathon Area
A list of residents and visitors including Charley Schuyler Rosa Crossen and Lyda Palmer with Floyd Leever visiting his uncle Albert Leever. Byron Jones lost a horse. Sam Ingle and Charles Schooley were in Batavia. Squire Maxfield of Marathon spends time at William Hoggatt's. Rev. Asher Curtis preached at the M E church. Miss Mattie Pindle of Marathon visits Miss Iva Schooley. Glenn of Logtown and Rev. John Glenn of Midland City spoke at U B church. Miss Minnie Moore visited Miss Emma Jones. Miss Belle Rust closed school May 2. Boston and Batavia friends attended Mrs. Jobin Brown’s 93rd birthday.
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Charley Schuyler
Rosa Crossen
Lyda Palmer
Floyd Leever
Albert Leever
Byron Jones
Sam Ingle
Charles Schooley
Batavia
Peedey
Squire Maxfield
Marathon
William Hoggatt
Asher Curtis
Westboro
M. E
Mattie Pindle
Iva Schooley
Hi. Glenn
Logtown
John*Glenn
Midland City
U. B
Bond
Minnie Moore
Newtonsvile
Emma Jones
Belle Rust
Moore
Boston
Batayla
Jobin Brown
Buckeye Delegates at the 1860 Republican Convention in Chicago
Ohio delegates played a pivotal role as the 1860 Republican National Convention convened May 16 at the Wigwam in Chicago. Amid factional tension between Chase and Wade, Lincoln emerged on the third ballot after Ohio shifted four votes, with Hamlin nominating for vice president. The piece details delegates, platform debates, and notable exchanges including Giddings and Cartter, concluding with Lincoln's nomination and party impact.
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Chicago
Olio
Ohio
Buckeye
Chase
Wade
John McLean
Washington
Lincoln
Ben. Wade
Senator Wade
Senate
David K. Cartter
C. P. Walcott
Joshua R. Giddings
William Dennison, Jr
Giddings
Free Prairies
Philadelphia
Arch Stone
New York
William H. Seward
Mr. Cartier
Salmon P. Chase
Thomas Corwit
Columbus Delano
Abraham Lincoln
Seward
Mr. Delano
Murat Halstead
Cincinnati
Michigan
Wisconsin
Delanor
Abe
Bates
Cameron
Dayton
H. Collamer
Scattering
McLean
Indiana
C. M. Clay
New England
Hannibal Hamlin
Maine
Union
R. J. Bancroft
Local notices from Hillsboro area Saturday events
Marathon resident Ellis Pierce agent for Harsha Marble Works reported in town. Mrs Joseph Gomie of Boston funeral cortege passed Luis place Saturday morning. J R Johnson of Batavia Marble Works said business good. Mrs A W Predmore visited Mrs A B Hardy Saturday. Miss Mattie Week left for the city Thursday. J S Hobson recovering at home. Cora Tedrick of Highland visiting Grandmother Murphy. William Drake of Lebanon and Dr Frank Anderson Newtonsville in town Saturday evening. Sabbath-school convention at place a complete success. A Good and wife of Pleasant Valley visited Mrs Col Johnson Sunday. G A R boys enjoyed Saturday night. Martial music by Wood Hartman White and Amos Wood. Miss Madora Judkins travels to Cuba Clinton county for the summer. George Joseph and wife Newtonsville visited his father Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.S. Hobson
Cora Tedrick
Highland County
Murphy
William Drake
Lebanon
Frank Anderson
M. D
Newtonsville
A. Good and Wife
Pleasant Valley
Col. Johnson
G. M. Wood
J. F. Hartman
T. l. White
Amos Wood
Madora Judkins
Cuba
Clinton County
George Joseph
Sabbath
Mammoth Sherman excursion joins river party and town tour
The steamship Sherlocks excursion party arrived about 1 PM on Sunday. After landing, they invited all who opposed Owen law restrictions to board and the group sailed to the Kentucky shore, returning by 4 40 PM. They visited Mineral Well and toured the town, then went back to the Olio side.
Unensville Correspondence Notes Local Life and Movements
Mrs Belle Gomien dies after two years illness and is buried in New Vienna. Residents move, visit, and work: J Glaneey relocates from Williamsburg, Mrs Dr Bickimoore's family visits, Miss Mollie Williams visits from Wainuat Hills, Eugene Dial to take charge, J L W South departs for Manhattan Kansas, Frank Thiery la bee becomes blacksmith with Sullivan Co Cincinnati, Guinea teachers assigned, Mr Pittner visits New Richmond, L W Rose named winter school principal, Miss Waller to teach primary, and many local social and school events as well as weddings and guests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Williams
Wainuat Hills
Flo Marist
Eugene Dial
Olive Branch
Beth
C.W. Hartivan Atin Dainay
Dayton
W. South
Manhattan
Kansas
Frank Thiery la
Sullivan & Co
Cincinnati
Cinnati
Rufus Patteron
Gmatisus
Jackson Township
Alonzo Gof
Shumard’s
Mason App
Pittner
New Richmond
L. W. Rose
Miss Waller
Isaac Williams
William Green
Foraker Club
Walnut Hills
Mason and
Kazart
Witt
Glen Mste
Local Notes From Newtonsville and Nearby Areas
Newtonsville reports Mrs. A. Wood recovering from an illness. Date Clark visited Sunday as a noted disruptive influence on revenue matters. Dr. D. B. Anderson plans to relocate to Garden City Kansas. Prof. T. L. Simmerman of Hamilton County visited for prospecting. W. L. Ware and A. Cole canvass in Miami County for a Philadelphia publishing house. Hi Schooley and J. L. Meek to visit Pennsylvania. Ja L. Jones remodels her interior. J. Bolsor to occupy a new store room. William Gillespie and family visit Belfast relatives. Bert Work heads to Middletown for seasonal work. Local fire loss impacts Cla Clath and others with significant property damage.
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Newtonsville
A. Wood
Clark
Anderson
Garden City
Kansas
T. Ll. Simmerman
Hamilton County
W. L. Ware
A. Cole
Miami County
Philadelphia
Schooley
J. L. Meek
Pennsylvania
Ja. L. Jones
J. Bolsor
William Gillespie
Belfast
Bert
Middletown
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Grand Jury Report
Grant
Exposition Grounds
Humane Kelief
Electric Bitters
Dixie
E. T. Beaymer
THE
Nortwestern
City of
Cincinnati Press
Fark
Buckeye Boys
David K. Cartier
W. B. Horton
Pomeroy
Thomas Spooner
Conrad Broadbeck
Benjamin Eggleston
Frederick Hassaurek
R. M. Corwin
Joseph H. Barrett
William Beckett
Hamilton
Peter P. Lowe
G. D. Burgess
Troy
John E. Cummings
Sidney
David Taylor
Defiance
B. Graham
Perrysburg
John M. Barrere
New Market
Reader W. Clarke
Thomas Corwin
A. Hiveling
Xenia
W.H. West
Bellefontaine
Levi Geiger
Urbana
Earl Bill
Tiffin
D. W. Swigert
Bucyrus
J. W. Robinson, Jr
Milton L. Clarke
Chillicothe
N. H. van Vorbes
Alex
Sands
Zaleskie
Williard Warner
Newark
Jonathan Renick
Circleville
Joho
Samuel Stokel
Order of Business
Usia
Seco Uae
Judge Cartier
Congress
Cartter
Mr. Giddings
Mr. Cartter
Hassaurek
Pila
Alice Paxton
Ares
Arthur Nichols
Fellelty
John W. Lowe
Clermont Dam No
East Batavia
Unensville
Belle Gomien
New Veona
Joseph Glaneey
Williamsburg
Dr. Bickimoore
Morte
Filen Este
J.M. Paul
Mt. Zion Nest
al. Nash
Wellatovn
Mr. Dolt
David Dretfis
Sareta
Ama Ho
Vt. Inneds
Emma Amos
Fage
Texas
Harriet Page
Jon Page
Norvel
Frank Wiley
Charley
Camerer
WU Strateht
Addie van Ariett
Peter Camere
GW. Thompson
Byron Swope
Stella Stevens
File Armacost
Perry
K G Lane
Moscow
Addy
Mark Stevens
James Croswell
Fenelly
Meiss
Swing
Isss
Monte
Witham
Miseli Nichols
Ada Jennings
Anette i
Tiece
Mer. Miller
Prides
Mix
Eanrh
Cincianath
Mos Geay
Fortien Y Vente
J. L. Wicharts
Jessie Rishards
Reintice
Pedependence
Brodlover
Summitt House
Morris H. Tiucwer
Hatchinson
Vamiist
John Himneouk
Buaily
Nicholaville
Wil) Douchty
Bethel
A. L. Jones
Charles Smiliti
Cosviuwula
Simphii
David Doughty
Kate Bradley Ce Intineton
Frank
Willie
Cowell
Chewess Lordnerid
Hulington
Sita
Waning Wooshithe
T. Myrich
Frious
Daisy Ninks
Councreville
Relavis
Lele
Flora Beck
Anna Porter
Anna Somernier
Tit Palaciapis
Joseph Clare Gadlads
Wortsmouth
Marcus Clark
Li Low
R. M. Sinks
Asbury Kennedy
Lunely
Carrie Hrayier
Locust Corner
Tos
Carrie Bravier
Mise Hattle Brazier
Merritt Nash
Clyde Rose
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