Court Collections and Vindication in Local Trials
Court records show John Maham pleading guilty to killing quail out of season with four birds killed. judge imposes 25 and costs. Other actions include Hines vs. railroad for medical attendance yielding 580.16. Altman indicted for assault with intent to kill. Grear fined for illegal liquor sales. routine cases, nolle prosequi entries, and a vindicated Hartman after criminal dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Maham
Quail
George L. Hines
Carr Altman
Aultman
Felicity
McKinley
State
George Grear
Grear
State of Ohio
New Richmond
John N. Gatch
Richard C. Gatch
Mahala Wedding
Elizabeth Lanham
Francis Hartman
John Farlow
Nolle
Hartman
Neville Reds Defeat Pendleton Champions For County Title
Neville Reds beat Pendleton champions 4 to 0 in seven innings with Harry Vaughn and Robert Gibner starring. Vaughn pitched a superb game with a home run and E Donavan’s one handed catch highlighted the defense. Umpire C R McMath officiated a 1 hour 50 minute contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton County
Neville Reds
Harry Vaughn
Louisville’s
Robert Gibner
Reds
Vaughn
Aga Concords
Gibner
E. Donavan
Lok
Bee
Concords
Neville
Concord
McKee and
McClanahan
McKee
Camery
Gnauen
McClanaham
C. R. McMath
Laurel
Moscow
Clermont Victory Lamp Remains If No Oil Or Match
A historic reminiscence recalls Nov 5 1789 Clermont marked by Republican gains and Union opposition. The lamp of victory burned bright in pride and prayer as supporters celebrated the day’s result. The author notes the lamp will stay lit as a symbol, though no oil or match exists for further use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
Ben
West
Davis
Literary camp fire planned at G A R hall November 23
Hubert Ross of Montana visits sister Mrs W H Hull and family. The G A R hall hosts a literary camp fire inviting all soldiers and the W R C on Saturday evening November 23. Includes brief society notes on births deaths illnesses and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Ross
Montana
W. H. Hull
G. A.R. Hall
Jasper Crosswell
W. W. Widmeyer
Nettie Boyd
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Elis
Williamsburg
Miram Boyd
Presbyterian Church
Charles E. Stoaks
Samuel Phelps Leland
Mattie Hageman
C. L. Reeves
Fannie Ferree
F. W. Weaver
A. H. Peterson
The
T.G. Foster
Mollie Kain
Dora
Indiana
Levi Lloyd
Westboro
Newtonville
Wayne Township
Edenton
E. J. Clark
Lebanon
Bob White
Emma Shields
Charles Shriner
Jonathan Gillespie
Hillsboro
Callie Needham
Maggie Craver
Callie Wood
Norman
Wright Prickett
Kiinsaseh
Dschal
Bast Salve Advertises Cures for Skin Ailments
An 19th century style advertise claims Bast Salve cures cuts burns sores ulcers and many skin eruptions with money back guarantee. Sold by Dr John Bunn Batwyin and J Walker Williamsburg. Also notes promotion of carriages via Charley Griffis and a Main street repository.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bunn
Batwyin
J. &. Walker
Williamsburg
Charley Griffis
Main Street
Mallotf
Gossip and personal notices from a small town gathering
A Sunday evening chat near the courthouse shares amusing mishearings of hymn lines by three fathers, local quirks, and quirky talk about the election and church life. The piece also notes movements of residents, social events, and brief community updates from Felicity to Cincinnati.
Election results and appointed land appraisers listed
A regional roundup lists elected land appraisers in Suh with eight Democrats and six Republicans. It notes Fitzpatrick’s fourth qualifier for the office and records numerous township results, majorities, and local moves in Batavia, Williamsburg, Franklin, Miami, Goshen, Wayne, Stonelick, and Amelia areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suh
Fitzpatrick
Felicity Fusilade Sparks Political Feud in Town
A Democratic party victory incites vandalism as a youth, after painting noses and doors with red symbols, faces a shooting incident when a Republican farmer fires a shot gun. The injured painter endures pain and discomfort, sleeping on his stomach and balancing his load while walking on his hands and knees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felicity
Campbell
Ublicans
Trade in the Weed at Bodman Tobacco Warehouse
November 1 1889 report from Cincinnati shows a dull tobacco market with total weekly offerings 1577 hhds down from 2166 last week and 553 last year. Colery trash and lugs active but not selling. medium grades steady. fourth sale next week. Listed sales by item and brown leaf pricing details. John Lane and George Temple have not spoken since recent troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodman Tobacco Warehouse
Cincinnati
Colery
Mason
Brown
Pendleton
Owen
Electric Bitters Restore Health Says Batavia Ad
A historical advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for long standing kidney liver and stomach ailments noting dramatic health restoration. The product is sold for 50 cents and one dollar per bottle at Dr John Bunn's Drug Store Batavia and J B Walke's Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bunn
Batavia
J. B. Walke
Williamaburg
Presbyterian Church to Undergo Comprehensive Interior Repairs
The Presbyterian church will receive frescoed ceilings walls decorated stained glass windows and Brussels carpets with seats upholstered. The ladies society funded the project and seven windows will be installed by donors including M Jamieson Judge Nichols the Fishback family and a Sunday school. Services for the next two Sundays November 17 and 24 will be in the town hall with no evening meetings and the Sunday school will also be held there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Society
M. Jamieson
Judge Nichols
Fishback
Batavia
Quire
The Cruel Car Coupler and a Remarkable Remedy
Frank Roat of Goshen, a railroad brakeman, was crushed while attempting a coupling at Winton Place and is feared fatally injured after being taken to Loveland. The page also promotes The Youths Companion with a colored announcement card and shares a reader testimony praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy for croup, with distributors listed in Batavia and Williamsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Roat
Goshen
Cincinnati, Washington & Baltimore Railroad
Winton Place
Loveland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ohio
Francis CU. Hartman
Orebaugh
Common Pleas
Circuit
Mr. Hartman
James H. Payne
Susan
Payne
William Cornell
Bethel
Maxie
Toleno
Messrs
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
L. Gorsuch
M.D
Summit Street
Propa
Toledo
Druggista
John Armour’s
Baseball
Bucklen
Court House
Ae Lish
John
John Rhodes
Georgetown
George Tyler
Brown County
Capehaeasrideere
Captain Rhodes
George Alfred Townsend
Gath
Thirty-fourth Street
Maryland
Washington
Adams
Hamilton
Butler
Warren
Clinton
Highland Green
Clark
Montgomery
Champaign
Preble
Miami
Darke Counties
American Bible Society
Church Extension
Decpness Home
Episcopal Fund
Epworth League
Freedman’s Aid Society
Mormonism
Bayliss
E. M. Cole
Ketch
Charlie Rybolt
Felicity Lodge
J. A. Swope
Charles Jones
F. Kennedy
LW. Carver
P. M. Moore
W. F. Hurdle
Tyler
A. B. McKee
L. W. Carver
Mattie Sargent
T. L. Simmerman
Mt. Carmel
Ladies of the Christian Church
Band of Hope
Lawrence Twitchell
Cleveland Baseball Club
Carlos Wardlow
Camp Nelson
William Donovan
Queen City
Walter Miller
K. D. Miller
Phillips
Louisville
L. N. Wilson
Larbegar
New Mexico
M Perkiser
Noah L. Corbin
Etta Starks
Squire Donovan
Francis M. Trout
Hera
Batavia Township
Otis
James Weaver
Weaver
Williamsburg Township
D. K. Peterson
Oriisene
D. H. Nichols
Nichol
Riaie
Louis Gold
R Toe
William Fitzpatrick
Phee Beni
Pierce ‘Township
James Archer
Union Township
Miami Township
Ciomere Lee
George Canter
Amelia
Charles Butler
Familly
Lindale
Belle Devies
P. M. Offart
Will
Ann Croswell
Joseph Dawson
Y. Michel
Lindahl
Cora Croswell
Ulermontville
J. R. Shaw
Lelia West
Kentucky
Lib
Helen Fridman
R. Belle Fridman
New
Newtonsville
Eva
Jennie Collins
Linwood
M. E. Church
Thomas VanCamp
Ruth Bickmore
Burt Work
Muncie
Joseph Lindsey
J. B. Burridge
David Denham
John Lindale
Emma Hare
Palestine
Mas. K. A. Coombs
Eva Hitch
Elk Lick
William H. Stickel
William Morgan
Baltimore
Llenry
P. C. Sourng
Pleasant Pin
John Sutton
George W. Swing
Charles Moorehead
Metta Jackson
Nicholsville
Paine Moorehead
Pet. Phillips
O. H. Ross
Washington DC
Winthrop
Harry
Jefferson City
Vr. Thompson
Aaron A. Brown
F. M. Shrout
United Brethren Church
Blue Mount
Kan
Dr. King
Arthur Love
Love
John Dunn
Bactavia
J. B. Walker
National Life Insurance Company of
Vermont
D.G. Drak
Hammond Building
Felicity Fusilade
John Lane
George Temple
Companion Pictures
Companion
Boston
Mass
Chamberlain
Charles A. Thompseen
Des Moines
Irwin & Cobb
Williamsbure
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