Clermont county precincts vote totals by candidate for various offices
Readable precinct tallies show party results across Batavia Bantam South Union Milford Goshen Locust Corner Laurel Branch Hill Neville North Union Loveland Amelia Williamsburg Newberry Moscow Ohio Wayne Bethel with majorities mainly for R or D in each precinct and several rows listing multiple offices including secretary of state congress circuit judge board of equalization auditor clerk probate judge prosecuting attorney commissioner infirmary director and coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Secretary of State
Congress
Board of Equalization
Fragmented County Sports Meet Rosters and Scores
OCR fragment lists many players with surnames Cromley Pattison Runyan Davis Breeding Bannister Griffith Johnson Miller Applegate Denham and others, paired with numbers and locations such as SOUTH 8TONELICK and TOWNSHIP. Appears to be sports rosters and scores from a county or township event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromley
Pattison
Runyan
Bolander
Davis
Breeding
Bannister
Griffith
Johnson
Miller
Donham
Applegate
Milford
Bolender
Hill
Locust Corner
Ricker
Dunham
Denham
North Union
Banister
Loveland
Loudon
Swing
Hick
Wayne Township
Bethel
Bolener
Rae
Griff
Rares
Political notices and officials listed in state records
Cromley, Secretary of State. 490 Partines, Con LT ana. 450 Runyan, Circuit J Mice. Melvaetalasasatecs 208 Bolander, Board of Equalization. 288.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromley
Partines
Ana 450
Runyan
Circuit J Mice
Melvaetalasasatecs
Bolander
Board of Equalization
Movements and Mirths in Clermont Towns
Mt Holly update notes Orlando Leeds clearing an apple orchard on the old homestead along the Ohio pike and making improvements. Mrs Fagin and daughter Ollie visited the ailing Miss Hattie Widmeyer last Sunday. F M Kemper returns from a three week Dakota trip praising it for finding good homes for youth. Newlywed couples shop for household outfits from C Loth at 64 Sycamore Street Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Holly
Orlando Leeds
Ohio Pike
C. Loth
Sycamore Street
Cincinnati
Best Salve Ad and Local Notices Mixed in October Town Ledger
A mixed October town column reports a salve advertisement promising cure all skin ailments for 2 cents per box with money back, plus local notes: stovewood cut in large quantities, tobacco crop sales at 120 cents, a new huckster route, a pony accident with a dislocated shoulder, property sales, and residents visiting relatives. It notes street lamps improved, Halloween celebrations, a local youth party, and the first snow on October 80th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bunn
Batavia
J. B. Walker
Williamsburg
Halington
Benton Fagin
Will Corbin
Charles Tatman
East Fork
William McGill
Bert Thomas
Glen Este
C. Loth
Sycamore Street
Cincinnati
Clermont
Brown Counties
Milford
John Lloyd
Pool
Mr. Ellis
Loveland
Mr. Pool
Miamiville
Will Motsinger
Missouri
Howe’s
Electric Bitters praised by Idaville locals for kidney liver relief
Wm Timmons postmaster and others in Idaville Indiana laud Electric Bitters as the best kidney and liver medicine. 50 cents a bottle at local drug stores. Obituaries note Bert Johnson’s burial after dying October 26 1890. Local notices mention widow Brimmer's winter plans and various small town updates from dancing to home improvements and shop ads.
Remarkable Rescue From Consumption in Plainfield Indiana
Mrs. Michael Curtain of Plainfield Indiana says a month of treatment failed until she tried Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. After ten bottles she was sound and well able to do housework. Free trials at Dr John Bunn s Drug Store Bata via and J B Walker s Williamsburg. Large bottles 50c and 1.00. There is talk of a new bridge between Covington and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Curtain
Plainfield
King
Dr. John Bunn
Batavia
J. B. Walker
Williamsburg
Community Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week
Sunday gatherings with the Pembertons and Porter family mark a busy social week. visits from Jane Williams and Mrs. Turner, church events at M E and Christian churches, and a W B R C entertainment with G A R and 8 C V. plus local business and medical notices.
Local social notes from Olive Branch and Dayton
Olive Branch reports Mrs. Charles Mittendorf of Dayton visiting her mother Mrs. Minerva Beagle. Miss Emma Hulick visits Walnut Hills and Delhi this week. H G Holter of Cincinnati visits his uncle M J W Holter. A M Jeffries and family move to Batavia. Mack leaving for the winter. Miss Lou Apple hosts a dinner. A H Holter and family visit M J W Holter before moving to Washington DC. Miss Mattie Fishback returns home soon. Mrs. Charles Sinks returns to Connersville last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Branch
Charles Mittendorf
Dayton
Minerva Beagle
Emma Hulick
Walnut Hills
Delhi
H.G. Holter
Cincinnati
M. J. W. Holter
A. M. Jeffries
Batavia
Mack
Lou Apple
A. H. P. Holter
M.J. W. Holter
Washington, D. C
Mattie Fishback
Charles Sinks
Connersville
Cure ad and local notices from Laurel and Nashville
An issue contains a cure advertisement promising life improvement for the weak and debili tated and directing readers to send for a book from Dr Parker at 153 North Spruce Nashville TN. It notes a barn fire at Robert Pence’s farm blamed on an incendiary and lists visits of local residents including Daniel Boh and wife and Mrs Eddie Clark. Simmon's Liver Regulator is advertised to improve mood via stomach health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Robert Pence
Daniel Boh
Eddie Clark
Robert Florer
Walter Simmons
Charley Paeltz
Rachel Day
E. W. Day
Underelief
Cincinnati
New Richmond Social Notes and Local Updates
New Richmond and nearby communities reflect a busy social scene. Residents and visitors include Miss Eva Robb at Lockland, Miss Minnie Watson visiting from Cincinnati and Newport, and many attending Halloween festivities, weddings, and church events. Reports mention illnesses, travel to Cincinnati, and local business and school activities along with community updates.
Kemp's Balsam Endorsed and Local News Notes
A letter from A R Arnold praises Kemp's Balsam as a top cough cure and pneumonia remedy, with other local notes on church suppers, visits, and social events. Town residents read updates from Canajoharie and nearby areas, including illnesses, births, and travel, plus Mellin's Food advertised for infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
A. R. Arnold
West Shore Railroad
Canajoharie
N. Y
Vignettes From Nicholsville and Surroundings
Nicholsville notes a two week Indiana visit by Mrs Will Taylor and visits by Mrs E A Tribby of Wiggonsville and Rev Laird with Earl of Laurel. Oliver Smith plans Cincinnati move, several locals ill, 12 votes cast on lay delegates, a bold robbery at William Slye store with $50 stolen, quarterly M E church meeting and Rev Mason to lead Sabbath service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholsville
Will Taylor
Indiana
E. A. Tribby
Wiggonsville
Co. W. Light
Tennessee
Salt
William Slye
M. E. Church
Rev. Mason
Local Notices and Visitors Roundup at Clermont Area
Miss Julia Bettle of Franklin visits J. R. Shaw. Fulton Hannah and wife of Hamersville visit G. H. Fridman. Miss Grace and Robert Armacost attend Clermont academy. R. G. Howard in Cincinnati. Frank Hannah’s family moves to our village. John Porter and wife visit W. L. Fridman. Walt Simmons of Batavia in town. Orian Clark moves from California Kentucky to reside with father. F. M. Fridman in Cincinnati. Ed Barton returns home from Blairville. Miss Emma Fridman attends Halloween party at New Richmond. Miss Lada Barkley visits Mrs. Ida Steelman. George Barton and Harry Moreton return from Cineleat for election. Sam Powers visits from New Michongej. J. B. Wood trips to Cincinnati. Fannie Dunbar and John W. Sylvester sick. Arthur Moreton at Calvery home. Ed Dunbar takes position in Hardland Missouri. Tom Bainum returns from W. P. Flanegan woodboat trip. W. L. Fridman relapses after fever. Aldine Powers of Newion visits Irene Moreton. Charles White of Cincinnati calls on friends. Unclaimed letters list for week ending October 30 includes Mrs. Buening, Miss Japles Cramer, J. W. Lockwood, Jerome Contin, William Woodruff.
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New Richmond
Eva Robb
Lockland
Martina Agnew
Newport
Kentucky
Minnie Watson
Howard Green
St. Lawrence
Minnie Stein
Ripley
Ella Green
Cincinnati
H. D. Green
Kate
Emma Fridman
Clermontville
Aldine Powers
Harvey Curry
Ed Roberta
Ed Roberts
John
Fred Mullen
Royal Hart
New Orleans
Charles McDonald
Harry Kincaid
M. Sullivan
Walnut Bill
Mary E. Eilhardt
Indianapleis
Indiana
Edna Garrison
Edna
Will Garrison
J. Dimmitt
Julia
Xenia
Allen Nichols
Batavia
Ed Buvinger
Irene Stinchfield
Judge Davis
P. J. Nichols
Len Moore
C. D. Fridman
Emilie Weidinger
Strauss
Music Hall
Hester Elston
Dayton
Kate Handy
Clem Wolf
Charleston
West Virginia
Allie Gilmore
Annie Ketchum
C. W. Bickmore
Olive Branch
A. K. Sargent
Wilmington
The
Baptist Church
Lottie Cotler
Walnut Hills
Will
Emma Hamilton
Vinton
Nannie Makepeace
Nora Ryan
Georgetown
Ludlow
Sedam
Eullalie Fee
Nellie Watkins
Columbia
Will Daughters
Paris
Jessie
Annie Reese
M. J. Stokes
Indianapolis
Kate Bradford
Sam Hodges
W. E. Burroughs
R. A. Davis
K. of P
Amelia
Ed Fite
Mary Splender
Utopia
Frank Talley
Florence Boyer
Covington
D. E. Roberts
P. A. Nichols
John Wolf
Opera Hall
Messrs. Roberts and
Castlen
Ed Moore
John Cochnower
Frank Rodamer
New York
Lewis Baldwin
St Louis
A. B. Cleveland
Palmer
Valentine Newman
Ironton
Clarence Shipp
Ft. Arken
Alabama
J. H. Hicks
Ida Porter
George Fulton
Mayme Robinson
Wes Doughty
Harry Powell
Foster Edwards
J. R. Hicks
Aiken
Anna Holter
John Wharton
J. W
E.G
O. H. Ross
Washington D. C
M. Boulware
Williamsburg
Harry Daley
Charles Kirgan
Emma Kirgan
Mary Fagley
Maggie Holland
Ruby Gregg
F. M. Robinson
Lindale
David Garrett
Charles Wessinger
Mount Washington
Joseph Shearer
Loveland
John C. Dewdney
Felicity
John Waite
Union Plains
Clyde Ieenberger
Clyde
Charles Ellis
Kate Hulse
Withamsville
M. E. Parsonage
Ladies of the Baptist Church
L. W
Julia Bettle
Franklin
J. R. Shaw
Fulton Hannah
Hamersville
G. H. Fridman
Grace
Robert Armacost
Pt Pleasant
Clermont Academy
R. G. Howard
Frank Hannah
Pt. Pleasant
Our Village
John Porter
Nicholsville
W. L. Fridman
Walt Simmons
Oursiage
Orian Clark
California
F. M. Fridman
Ed Barton
Blairville
Lada Barkley
Calvery
Ida Steelman
George Barton
Harry Moreton
Cineleat
Sam Powers
New Michongej
J. B. Wood
Cineine Nati
Fannie Dunbar
John W. Sylvester
Arthur Moreton
Ed Dunbar
Hardland
Missouri
Plac
Tom Bainum
W. P. Flanegan
Newi “Ion
Irene Moreton
Charles White
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Baum
Dixon
Kain
Freschard
Silcott
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Hicks
Bishop
South Union
Goshen Township
Laurel
Branch Hill
Neville Precinct
Amelia Precinct
Williamsburg Township
Newberry
Moscow
Ohio Township
North Washington
North Stonelick
Ccma
Runya
de Pattieon
Piney
Ayr
Grimth
Jhnson
World OF News
Bucklen
Happy Hoosiers
Wm. Timmons
Idagille
Ind
John Leslie
Same Place
J. W. Gardner
Mt. Pisgah
Bert Johnson
Wm. Hare
Lane
Brimmer
Richard
John Hawkins
Joan Lillich
Surry
Terwillegar
F. Sibardt
Byron Dolen
George Gillaspie
Charley Mott
Ida Myers
Ben Figgen
C. Loth’s
Tueree
Thompson
Mary Dunn
George T. Layfield
E. A. Reed
Wm. Frazier
W. T. Markland
M. E
Mason
Wm. Metzgar
Charles Collins
Hillsboro
Jane Elisberry
Zink
Charles Carter
Hill Brothers
Christian Church
Tanner
C. Coth
Hood
Walter Kain
Frank Dunlap
Charles Ferguson
Ellen Hitech
Ella Purkiser
Salt Air
Richardson
Bantam Fair Board
Rapp
David Nichols
T. M. Willis
W. Donaldson
W. W. Nichols
Swick
Gravitt
Scott Judd
William Meeker
H. D. Ely
Dr. Denham
Mt. Washington
Simmon
Crosstown
la Grippe
W. H. Ireton
C. W. Harlow
Dr. Banner
Mt. Oreb
James Barr
Midland City
May Reed
Walker
Robert Ireton
Messrs
Campbell and
Connor
Warren County
John Waits
Colorado
Bloom Rose
Charley Landon
Toledo
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
L. L
Gorsuch
M. D
Summit Bt
F. J. Cheney &Co
Props
Druggista
Metilie
Darius Dorsey
Missouri Nash
Charles Hobbs
Glaster
Jessie Sapp
Robert Hastings
Higgina
Port
Molly O'Neil
Jennie Gates
Wm. McFerland
Charles Sapp
Charle Gelvin
Park McLacklan
Fred Redmond
John Harbor
Mitchell
Wm. Tyrell
Thomas Prible
G&woge
Prible
Brown County
Orr Ant
Wilson
Bloomngton
Illinois
G. M. McLaughin
Emima Shields
Pal! Bears
G. H. Eveland
Pleasant Hill
Alva Buxton
W. A. Likens
Ohio Farmers’ Alliance
Town Hall
Free Farley
Columbus
Philip Young
Brown
Arden Andrews
George Johnson
J. M. Sigel
Will Heizer
Augusta
J. LeGrand Sirrett
General Conference
C. G. Buntin
Boyd's Station
Buchanan Buntin
Will James McKibben
Frank Galagher
John Garret
Colamp Cha
Clara C
A. M. Hull
Eugene
Blanche Peterson
Emma Doughman
Herbert Britten
U. B
Estella Long
T R. Hartman
E. Long
P. H. Dowling
Eva Willetts
W.R.C
G. A. R. Hall
Sydney McAdams
Hillsborough
Moore’s
Joseph South
Level
Jacob Bosler
Newtonsville
Carey Hoggatt
Dan Dacy
Portsmouth
Will Barr
Edenton
Moore’s Fork
James Luker
Glendale
George Flasher
Will Dacy
Thomas Templin
Brough Johnson
Middleboro
Katie Bennett
Queen City
Robert Snider
Simon Mullen
Serge
Josephine Flasher
Buening
Japles Cramer
J. W. Lockwood
Jerome Contin
Sarl
William Woodruff
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