Clermont County Republicans Sweep to Victory in Local Tickets
Readers see strong GOP gains across Clermont as Democrats lose most offices including treasurer. Reports praise quiet, well managed vote, and celebratory tone from Clermont County papers with mentions of Foraker and Foster telegrams.
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Clermont County
Lebanon Gazette
Old
Clermont
Foraker
J. P. Smith
Joe
Adams County
West Union
Clermont Courier
Courier
Joseph P. Smith
Ripley Bee and Times
Charles Foster
Springfield
Old Clermont
Busmyene
Roll Call of Both Branches of the Sixty-Eighth Ohio Assembly
Clermont Courier lists elected members for the Senate and House. It notes party totals Republicans 64 Democrats 42 and names numerous district representatives, with candidates for Speaker pro tem and chief clerk, and mentions J. W. Donavin and W. C. Lyon in Senate leadership race.
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Sixty-Eighth General Assembly of
Ohio
Adams
Perry M
Tiffin
Alexander
J. Park
Akron
Barrett
Isaac M
Spring Valley
Greene County
Braddock
John 8
Mt Vernon
Brown
H. W
Cincinnati
Carlin
W. L
Wauseon
Cole
Amos B
Portsmouth
Coulter
Thomas B
Steubenville
Cowgill
Thomas A
Kennard
Champaign County
Crook
Walter
Dayton
Cutler
James
Marysville
Davis
T. F
Marietta
Dorr
A. J
New Philadelphia
Mack, Henry
Massie
D. M
Chillicothe
Mehiffey
Robert
Herring
Allen County
Motley, D. H
Coshocton
Morrison, David
Cleveland
Rannels, W.J
McArthur
Rathbone
E. G
Hamilton
Richardson
J. C
Lockland
Hamilton County
Robinson
Sidney
Sinnett
Edwin
Granville
Licking County
Snyder
Thomas C
Canton
Steuve
Henry
Stull
John M
Warren
Taylor, V. A
Townsend
Charles
Athens
Wallace, W.T
Columbus
Zimmerman
Joseph
Fremont
Senate
General Assembly
J. W. Donavin
Delaware
William C. Lyon
Newark
Messrs
Ford
Judge Lowry
Kenton
N. Vallandigham
Walter Thomas
John Malloy
Joseph A. Howells
Ashtabula
Kreis
George
Cardington
Morrow
Lampson
E.L
Jefferson
Lantz
Jasper N
Moorefield
Harrison
Lawler
J. B
Franklin
Laylin
L. C
Norwalk
Huron
LeBlond
C. M
Celina
Mercer
McCray
John T
Ashland
Vinton
Mennett
Stark
Lemuel C
Mineral Ridge
Mahdhing County
Ohlemacher
Fred
Sandusky
Erie
Oliver
Owens
F. W
Fredericktown
Knox
Pennell
W. W
Georgetown
Fayette
Fulton
Sanford
H. C
Summit
Schuler
Philip
Bucyrus
Crawford
Shaw
M. D
Wapakoneta
Auglaize
Shearer
John H
Marysvillle
Unio
Carey
Urbana
Champaign
Tompkins
Emmitt
Athen
Winnedge
Franklin R
Butler County
Voegel
Bryan
Williams
Watkins
Delphos
Allen
Weems
E. L
Caldwell
Noble
Whittlesey
Friend
Atwater
Portagal
Wilhelm
George W
Justice
John Y
Clarkson
Columbiana County
Worthington
David
Washington C. H
Fayette County
Wydman
Byron
Young
Boston
Marion
67Th General Assembly
William C. Ingman
Poorman
Belmont
Merrick
Meigs
Albaugh
Miami
David Lanning
Jerry Bliss
B. F. Hayward
Springfield
Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Promises Help
testimonial from C H Morris of New ark Ark and Jesse Middlewart of Decatur Ohio claims recovery from lung abscess and long troubles after using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. sample bottles offered at J B Walker’s Williamsburg and W R Walker’s Batavia.
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C. H. Morris
Newark
Ark
Dr. King
Jesse Middlewart
Decatur
Ohio
J.B. Walker
Williamsburg
W. R. Walker
Batavia
Council Proceedings and Mayor Elect Manning in 1887
Monday night council session noted routine bills totaling 529.89 with staff and vendors named including Sprague and Prather. W. R. Walker resigned. L. D. Manning elected mayor. article closes with a reprint arguing for regulation of proprietary medicines and government oversight.
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Sheriff Tatman
Troup, Kinnard & Co
Courier Publishing Company
J. R.gibon
J. W
A. B. Stymers
A. F. West & Bro
Stree Street
Daniel Brown
J. C. Tatman &Bro
E. Sellers
Boston Hose Co
W. W. Prather
E. P. Nash
Chris. Halbisch
C. K. Moore
J. 8. Parrott
W. H. H. Robinson
W. R. Walker
Seventh Ward
Frazier
L. D. Manning
Baum
Infirmary and Jail Criticisms Spark County Debate
Clermont county Board of Visitors filed a harsh annual report detailing severe issues at the Infirmary and a similarly condemned jail in Batavia. They urge heat and drainage fixes, separation for insane inmates, wholesale purchases, and a new jail with ventilation. Judge Cowen signals ballot power to enforce reforms.
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Board of Visitors
Common Pleas Court
Clermont County
M. Jamieson
T. Q. Ashburn
W. F. Roudebush
M. F. Lowe
J. W. Kain
Jenike
C. E. Belt
Batavia
Cowen
Frank Davis
A Bold Burglary and Town Notes of Williamsburg
Local crime report details a late Tuesday burglary at Harmon Cover’s dry goods store in Monterey with $150 to $200 missing. Suspect C. Struve is captured, confesses, and bail is set at $500. goods located in nearby barns. The fragment also includes school questions, public notices, and village social updates from Loveland and Batavia with multiple named residents.
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Harmon Cover
Montery
C. Struve
A. Thiery
Mr. Cover
J. L. H. Barr
Struve
Williamsburg
Cincinnati
Burg
Rain House
Ed. Rhodes
Rhodes
Boulware
James Frazier
Messrs. Cover
Barr
Anson Wilson
J. H. Hall
Behymer
Cover
John Clemmons
Jackson Pike
Hellman
Electric Bitters Proclaimed Cure All Ailments
Advertisers tout Electric Bitters as a universal remedy praised by users for purity and effectiveness. Claims include liver and kidney cures, skin improvements, malaria relief, and digestion aid with a money back guarantee. Sold for 60 cents or $1 per bottle at local drug stores in Williamberg and Batavia.
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J. B. Walker
Williamberg
W. R. Walker
Batavia
Concert in Loveland by The Music Society
The Music Society of Loveland plans a December 1 concert at the Presbyterian church. Local celebrities will perform stirring choruses and a organ flute piano trio. Proceeds go to the piano fund as the society marks its third year and earns town support.
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The
Music Society
Loveland
Presbyterian Church
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