Ohio court docket spans late November to December dates
A long list of court cases scheduled from November 18 to December 14 covers numerous State of Ohio prosecutions and civil suits. Names include Casper Wenzell, John Liller, E C Patchell, Francis M Armstrong, George Purkhiser, Robert Livengood, J Kerr, Maunos Bros Co, Hannah Zugg, Frederick Neilp, S J Rybolt, Adaline Harvey, William Vaughn, Elijah Vines, Emma Hammond, John Cheyne, Alonzo Kirgan, Marshall Penny, James Norris, Laura Meek, M A Arthur, plus various others. The piece also notes temperance sentiment, local society notices, and upcoming county commissioners’ report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Patchell
M. & C. Turnpike Company
State of Ohio
Francis M. Armstrong
C.D. Meloy
George W. Purkhiser
Robert Livengood
Bassett & Drake
John Kerr
Benjamin F. Rowan
Maunos Bros. & Co
America Salt
Scott Thompson
J. W. Christy
Joseph Meek
Mary A. Dye
James Hf. Dre
George Snell
John Hadley
Haward Banghart
Isaac Elston
Keziah Justice
John W. Snider
Hannah Zugg
Thomas J. Zugg
Robert Kyle
Lucy D. Kyle
Frederick Neilp
Franz Felix
S. J. Rybolt
William Tudor
Adaline Harvey
John W. Harvey
William Vaughn
Rosa Belle Vaughn
Elijah Vines
James Norris
Isaac Bushman
Clerx
Appointments and notices in village record for readers
The item lists transfers of property licenses and appointments including John P. Work as administrator of Zaba Snell and Peter F. Swing as administrator of Philip B. Swing. It notes a vague scarlet fever report in the village and urges prompt action to prevent spread, while promoting farm sale advertisements and a Tom Moore quotation about contentment and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wendell
Ella Moyer
Emery Hendrixon
Anna M. Jennings
B. F. Hurdle
Lillie B. Jones
Frank C. Curry
Frances M. Adams
John P. Work
Zaba Snell
Peter F. Swing
Philip B. Swing
Wanpen Visits Batavia Veterans. Courier Editor Recalls Past
Mr. B R H Wanpen ex Courier office apprentice and current Ottumwa Daily Courier owner visits Batavia meeting veterans from his youth. He notes slow Batavia progress and laments faded old comrades while praising steady improvement. Weather note: brisk cold snaps shoppers outfit at White and Heinrici.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. H. Wanpen
Courier
Andy Get
Batavia
Warden
Ile
Ottumwa
Iowa
M. Jamieson
Community notes on road work and local events
Mr F P Wiley improves a road by moving earth from a steep hill to its base for a better highway. Stevens Bros millers dig a large cistern. W F Swope and F W Baum visited the queen city. Local mischief makers provide midnight music while Jack Frost departs south. Mrs Wiley’s new residence nears completion and J L Trees and wife return from the West. Miss Emma Lane travels back to Moscow with her brother. The average Democrat sings a reflective tune about opportunities and fate, with spirits raised by news from Pennsylvania and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Katy
J.L. Trees
Emma Lane
Moscow
Pennsylvania
New York
Latest news at the Inn and town items mix
Town notes report arrivals visitors and sick list with names such as J C F Tatman and Mrs Jacob Jackson. Local events include prayer meetings at R B church and a lecture by K Banks on Prohibitionists Prohibit Intemperance. Several residents move, retire, or visit, plus basebal clubs Neville and Chile crowned champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Banks
Cincinnati
Frank Hodges
J. R. Hodges
Mr. Tibbits
S. Dolens
Neville
Chile
John Myers
Owensville
HI. S. Hulick
Batavia
Pleiades C L S C Met by Special Invitation at Home
The Pleiades C L S C met on Saturday November 11 at Mrs Belle Dickeys home with honorary members present. Lizzie Waterfield read Spare Moments while R E K Moore discussed Jucundi Acts Laborers. New member Miss May Brittenham joined as the circle planned future exchanges with local circles Batavia Bethel New Richmond Moscow Felicity. Residents urged county papers to share circle activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleiades C. L. S.C
Belle Dickey
Lizzie Waterfield
R EK. Moore
Tantalus
Dr. Lucas
Florence
Fannie Carver
Della Hedding
May Brittenham
Lizzie
Rachel
Caddie Moore
Batavia
Bethel
New Richmond
Moscow
Pleiades
Felicity
Bethel Wedding and Local News Update
Mr Charles Smith and Miss Stiles wed at the brides parents home near Bethel with Rev Thomas Grange officiating. Fagley died last Sunday and was buried Tuesday as a large crowd followed his remains. Grifith and Conrey ran for justice of the peace after H F Gray’s death. result pending. D E South returned from Batavia after three weeks as petit juror. Protracted meeting at the Christian church brings young folks a place to go at nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
Miss Stiles
Bethel
Thomas Grange
Fagley
Clare
New York
Justice of the Peace
H. F. Gray
George R. Griffith
Henry Conrey
Grifith
D. E. South
Batavia
Christian Church
Local notes from Goshen and area Sunday events
Goshen report notes a hunting trip to Indiana by George S Thlmes and Johnston, a Dublin clerking for a druggist Thos Morris, D Roudebush considering buying a bicycle, a largely attended Presbyterian church convention with Rev. Lewis and Mr Alpin of Cincinnati, a bar room row on Sunday night, a china wedding for G W Smyser with guests C S Dickey, John Holmes and Geo Holmes, Benjamin Beaty working for a meat merchant, Clifford Merrill of Lebanon visiting, Dr Hughes near death in Georgian, and teens painting T J Chatterton's shop for mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S Thlmes
Johnston
Indiana
Thos, Morris
Dublin
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Lewis
Mr. Alpin
Cincinnati
G. W. Smyser
C. 5. Dickey
John Holmes
Geo. Holmes
Benjamin Beaty
Newberry
Clifford Merrill
Lebanon
Dr. Hughes
T. J. Chatterton
Mill idle as low water halts yard logs
The mill yard is full of fine logs but low water leaves the mill idle. The Baptist church at this place will gain a new pulpit and stove with walls newly papered, as protracted meetings are planned. Mrs Fisher and Mr Fisher visit Highland county. Alice Conrey visits relatives. Lewis Faigly dies November 12 between Wigginsville and Bethel. Wigginsville seeks a squire as no minister is present, while El Fisher paints his brother’s new house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pease
Squire Pease
Baptist Church
J. L. Fisher
Highland County
Lewis Faigly
Wigginsville
Bethel
Henry
el Fisher
Loveland Happenings Highlight Local Changes and Events
Loveland reports show Albert Hill expanding express business while William Carmichel partners with J J Shurler in a druggist venture. Postmaster Harper welcomes a new boy. Dr N W Bishop builds new houses and hosts T N Walker and wife. Presbyterians replace church steeple. Eveland plans West departure to work with brother in law Charles Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hill
Young Express
Wm. Carmichel
J. J. Shurler
John F. Harper
N. W. Bishop
West Loveland
Loveland
Charles Shields
James Cushing
I. N. Smith
Vermont
J. Eveland
West
Chas. Johnson
T. N. Walker
Miss Sallie
Goshen
L. Webb
H. Clinton
Farmers Gather Corn and Movements Down River
Farmers gather corn as harvest continues. Maurice Bolen sails down the Ohio toward the South. Win Johnston from Topeka Kansas visits with friends. George W. Husted travels to Lebanon Ohio to study. Davie Brown travels for work. Charley Fastin transfers mail duties with notable skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Bolen
Ohio
Win. Johnston
Topeka
Kansas
George W. Husted
Lebanon
Davie Brown
Charley Fastin
Notable Local Gossip and Tidbits From Recent Arrivals
London resident Charles Cheseldine visits relatives while Philip Chatterton moves into his newly purchased home from John M. Neeley. Thos Wartman wed Dora McClung of Brown County, and Wm. S. Rowe received pension arrears near nine hundred dollars. Frank Witchley and wife return from Indiana as Byron Williams buys two bookcases for his book collection. Grand Army of the Republic members travel to Mt Oreb to organize a lodge. John Curtis of Bethel dies, mourned for his kindness and business skill. Geore McNutt and party bring back a large buck from a Michigan hunting trip. The crystal wedding of O P Walker draws relatives and many valuable presents. readers are invited to contribute gifts for use in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cheseldine
London
Philip Chatterton
John M. Neeley
Thos. Wartman
Dora McClung
Brown County
Wm. S. Rowe
Frank Witchley
Indiana
Byron Williams
J. H. McNutt & Co’s
Collins Vanosdol
Agustus Blair
Lee Tler
Grand Army of the Republic
Mt. Oreb
Grand Army
John Curtis
Bethel
Curtis
Geore McNutt
Michigan
O. P. Walker
New Richmond Arts Scene and Local News Sweep
Miss Ca Pigman and Miss Bertha Weidinger visit Cincinnati hosts. New Richmond grows artistic with weekly arts groups creating ribbons bowls plaques and home adornments. A fire at Mr Preble's factory was stopped. dynamite rumors from Des Moines unsettle locals. Ernest Schroen dies at seventeen after illness. funeral at Lutheran church conducted in German with a classmate address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ca Pigman
Bertha Weidinger
Cincinnati
Katie Mahan
Emma Werner
New Richmond
Penn
Bennie Fitspatrick
Roberts
Ernest Schroen
Lutheran Church
Albert Smith
Trains Delay After Engine 8 Accident and Local Developments
An engine 8 accident delayed C G P trains by an hour last Monday. A barn extension was added at the Robinson farm near the village. A new front pavement appeared at Lee Short’s west end residence. Fruit trees were shipped to the station for F M Robinson. The weekly church social met at the M I Church with a ten cent admission toward a new organ. Lee W Short and painters worked inside Hick’s store. Local youths with shotguns raised welfare concerns. The string band held a post office hall meeting Sunday night. Joe B Hopkins moved to the city for a street railway job. John Edwards and Billy Hopkins returned home from painting at Afton. A clerk at the post office mocked a boy in a full young lady’s outfit. John T Cochnover moved into Charles Morris’ house. A Reens left W B Cord’s blacksmith shop for Mt. Washington. Levy A Kirgan moved into John White’s west house by the post office. E R Steward visited from Columbia where he works in carpentry. Rev Dalby preached to a large Baptist church audience Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Lee Short
West End
F. M. Robinson
M. I
Lee W. Short
Hick
Joe B. Hopkins
Cord
Mt. Washington
Levy A. Kirgan
John White
Er. L. Steward
Columbia
Rev. Dalby
Baptist Church
Tax Payers Notified Of 1882 Clermont County Tax Rates
I E J Donham treasurer of Clermont County Ohio notifies taxpayers that rates for 1882 are stated in a table by township district and corporation. Half the tax due by December 20 and the other half by June 20, or full payment by December 20. Delinquent real estate taxes from 1881 and 1882 December payable may lead to sale on the third Tuesday in January 1883 with 15 percent penalty on delinquent taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courts of Common Pleas
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Ohio
Adams County
Brown County
Cleringnt County
Fayette County
Highland
Ross County
Franklin County
Madison County
Pickaway County
Pestalozzi
Board of Examiners
G. W. Felter
Sec’y
Wiiltramspune
Onid
Frank B. Dyer
I. Qa
Partition suit notices in Clermont county Ohio case 7625
Daniel Hawkins et al file a partition petition against Samuel Hawkins Riley Hawkins and others in Clermont Common Pleas case 7625 seeking division of several tracts in survey Nos 3387 and 3337 plus town of Edenton real estate. Heirs at law Nathan Hawkins deceased in residence unknown. Answer by December 23, 1882 or decree as prayed. DANIEL HAWKINS et al Plaintiffs A N WILLIAMS Attorney. oct25wT
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Common Pleas
Daniel Hawkins
John S. Hawkins
Samuel Hawkins
Riley Hawkins
Nathan Hawkins
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
County
Clermont
William Stone
N. E
John Perry
Eli Berry
Wiliam Stone
Mary Hawkins
Amos Jordain
Jordain
S. Jordain
Edenton
Main Street
N. Alley
A. N. Williams
Public auction in Clermont County Ohio 1882 deed sale
Executions issued from Clermont Common Pleas Court direct a sheriff sale at the Batavia courthouse front door December 9 1882 between 1 and 2 PM. One third undivided interest in Milford Ohio lot 120 by 90 feet with life estate of James D Ackley appraised 333 33. Cash terms. Also separate orders of sale of land in Stonwick township and Montjoy survey with 11 acres 159 poles at 25 dollars per acre. Cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Ackley
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Batavia
State of
Milford
James Dennison, Esq
John Julien, Sr
L. A. Hendrick
Isaac Simpkins
John Bell
L GC. Hopkins
Cincinnati, Columbus and Wooster
Rachael Ackley
John Coyne
James D. Ackley
Thomas Brown
J. W. Kain
S.A. West
Vic Harvey Irwin Et al
Ohuo
Sheriff’s Safe
Clermont Common Pleas
John M. Neely
John Fogle
Mount Carmel
William Moseley
Union Brid and
Batavia Turnpike
Franklin Johnson
M. Elston
J.W. Katyn
James C. McMath
Stonwick Township
Montjoy
J. Long
H. Irwin
Thomas Gall
David Simpkins
Lytle Knott
J. W. Kaix
Nichols, Griffith & Davis
Plamtim
Novus
Andrew Jackson
Clermont
Harvie & Fenn
Stonelick Creek
Jackson Cramer
Cramer
D. M. Thompson
Thompson
Thomas Brown Sherif
Jonax W. KaAix
Praziern & RovpreBusi
Wmn
Roudebush
Charles F. Emery
Rachel Dudley
State of Ohio
Armstrong
Frederick Weaver
Elizabeth Emery
Sherif
Prazien
Walter Frazer
America Salt Et al
Tate Township
E. O
William Richardson
Lytle
Bethel Autioni Run
G.W. Salt
G. W. Salt
John
Ed. Salt
Step Stone Road
G.P. Salt
Jordan Harris
T. Salts
A. Av. Salt
Ax, CC, Salt
G. T. Salt
Sheryff
Swwing & Lennin Attorneys
Octlats
Wayne Township
Edenton
Newtonsville
Cincinnati, Atlantic, and Columbus
Taylor
Newton
Sterling Township
Brown County
Williamsburg
William 8. McLean
Antho
R. P. Creager
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Clermont Bouvrier
Batavia, Ohto
Ees
Sssssc
Thomas B. Dustin
C. W. Pegg
Prop’r Courier
Special Court Calendar
Casper Wenzell
John Liller
M. A. Arthur
Laura Meek
Clarke Greae
Mixora Lowe
Dadie Taliey
Xenia
Mary Swing
Corrier
Messrs
G. W. Hellman
Dr. Coombs
Miller and Hurdlle
Wood
Second Street
Ezra Williams
Belfast
Ucourier
Bishop
Joux Totes
Holmes
Wexdell Kuixxe
Epicures
HH. C. Corsix
Philadelphia
Claus
Stock Exchange
S. P. Luxx
George A. McIntosh
Methodist Church
al Hamilton
United Brethren
Second Methodist
Little Zion
Probate Court
James B. Swing
W. H. Lupe
Tom Moore
Ata
Point Isabel
F. P. Wiley
Frank
Stevens
W. F. Swope
F. W. Baum
Queen City
Nicholsville
J. C. F. Tatman and
Jacob Jackson
Gracie Dunn
W. Slye
R. B. Church
Spillman
Kentucky
C. A. Calhoun
Gas Foundry
Chilo
Father el Prather
Lou Chatterton
Goslin
Leggett
Marysville
Cecil Hulick
Ferd. Kohler
Kansas City
Missouri
Sallie Rust
Kate Wardlow
Chile School
Will Prather
John G. Prather
Whiteman
Columbus
John Waterfield
M. E. Church
Brother Waterfield
Bantam
Jerry Bowman
Mill Street
B. F. Hitch & Son
East End
John D. Thompson
Bantam Carriage Works
Sam Edwards
Harry Ely
Will Swick
Col. Wm. Thomas
M. Edwards
Birchy Lyght
Elstner’s Flouring Mills
Charles Burrou
Marion Benjamin
Si Keck
D. Roudebush
Andy Dewey
Miami R. R
MT. Holly
Amelia
Williamsburg Township
Franklin Township
Washington Township
Ohio T. Monroe
Ipierce
Union Township
Miami Township
Goshen Township
Mt. Carmel
Tabasco
Saeed Est
Miamiville
Boston
Batavia Village
Bethel Village
Neville Village
Moscow Village
New Richmond Village
O Il
Milford Village
Loveland Village
Boston Village Piast
Tad
Lecal
Adams
Brown
Madison
Franklin
Pickaway
Fayette
Ross
Soward F. Bingham
Thaddeus , Minsilan
Eli P. Evan George L Sean
CE Gregg
SY. W. C. Loden
Henry M. Huggins
Hawley J. Wylie
Jepera
Ilarvey Cashatt
Sedan
Donham
G. Ready Vs
Clermont Common Pleas—Order OF Sale
David R Irwin Ap
Sheriff’s Sale
William F Slaight
Townsend Thacker
George HH. Asb
B. F. Clark
Nancy C. Sargent
E. S. Prather
Samuel G. Prather
W. J. Prather
Daniel W. Wall
Aaron Apgar
William Ramsey
Joseph Jenkins
Joseph C. Deel
P. B. Swing
W. C. Mellen
Rebecca J. E. Townsend
William Peaze
James Cy McOmath
Mma Lewis
Clay County
Emma Lewis
Joan S. Lewis
O. P. Grieriri
Plaintife
W. O. Logan
Christian Sugg
Geo
Rowell & Co
Elizabeth MA Ralf
Richard Marsh
Privituy
Jennie Hines
Digkinson, Athburn & Huntom
Satavia
Fine Farms
W. H. Lape
James Taylor
Newport
P.F. Swing
TNE Clermont CO
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