Republican Ticket Prominent In Clermont County Election
In Batavia Ohio on October 2 1889 the Clermont Courier outlines a Republican slate for governor lieutenant governor supreme judge state treasurer attorney general state be ha carmen and public works board plus county positions. Key names listed include Foraker Lamson Kalkman Brown Watson Hancock Hester Holmes Atwood and Stall with Swing as commissioner and Tatman as sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J 8. Foraker
Franklin
E. L. Lampson
Ashtabula
F. J. Kal Kkman
Cuyahoga
John C. Brown
Jefferson
D. K. Watson
Beha Carmen
Martin A. Jahison
Warren
Jameson
Champaign
Williams burg Meeting Notes and Campaign Rhetoric
Messrs CALDWELL and FOSTER are slated to speak in the morning and afternoon respectively at a Williamsburg gathering. The text cites party politics, registration laws, and debates, noting CAMBELL and FORAKER challenges, with Clark County and Clermont context and remarks on pension administration and local elections.
Post exposes civil service abuses and politics in Ohio
The Washington Post accuses the civil service commission of favoritism and fraud, claims clerks avoided exams and lists were stolen, and urges a united press to expose the scheme. It also previews a large 59th regiment reunion, praises Foraker as a statesman, and notes campaigning stops with Morey, Caldwell, and Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Washington Post
Civil Service Commission
Cleveland
Post
United Press
Flinders
Foraker
Campbell
Local Notes Highlight Family and Social News
C H Boulware of Kilsboro visited town briefly. Mrs Sarah McMillen left for Kentucky to live with daughter Feeter. Miss Katie Ennis of Cincinnati visits Miss Rose Vanosdol. Mrs Clara Clark leaves for Loveland to visit sisters Lattimer and McMinnis. Miss Sallie Love returns from Cincinnati. Miss Mattie Hageman remains ill, hospitalized in Cincinnati. Levi Smallwood's three year old son Harry dies of consumption. funeral Monday by Rev J R Long. U B church restoration progresses with good weather. Mrs Mollie Ellis, now at New Carlisle, visits friends here. Mrs Bi returns after a 15 year absence. Miss Clara Newman of Ironton visits Laura Thomas. Quiet wedding at Frank Weaver residence between Miss Fannie Ferree and Mr R L Reeves of Walnut Hills. Dr W H Sutherland officiates. couple to Walnut Hills for housekeeping. Dr and Mrs J J Holden entertain Dr and Mrs Shockey of Cicily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Boulware
Kilsboro
Sarah McMillen
Kentucky
Feeter’s
Katie Ennis
Cinnati
Rose VanoSdol
Clara Clark
Frida
Loveland
Lattimer
McMin
J. R. Long
U. B
Mollie Ellis
New Carlisle
Clara Newman
Ironion
Laura Thomas
Frank Weaver
Fannie Ferree
Walnut Hills
J. J. Holden
Mrs. Shockey
Cicily
Local Social Roundup Highlights Movements and Visits
The missionary society held a nine o clock supper at Mrs J Bates. Frank Shaw vacations at home. Maggie Baker of Alexandria Ky visits sister Mrs Lugjan Dawson. Mrs John Connor and Miss Edith Denham visited Laurel. Kate Felter returns from Williamsburg. Charles Day family and Elodie Townsley at Townsley Furgeson wedding Elk Lick. Harvey Gates of Moscow calls on relatives. Will Doughty from Amelia in town. Lillie Davis heads to Cincinnati for short visit. Mrs C D Fridman treated by D Reamy in Cincinnati. Rev Mr Grey of Columbia preaches at Baptist church. Arthur Carnes teaching at Chile spends weekend home. Sam Powers of Pt Pleasant at Presbyterian church. Jake Frey and wife visit Cincinnati. Fred Day moved from Kansas to Omaha. J A Ormiston of Waverly Ill buys porch property of Andy Castlen and moves here. Charles Pigman of Oxford visits. S I Hamilton of Harrison county Ky visiting Dr Kigore. Young people M M church plan social in basement next Thursday. William Shannon visiting Cincinnati relatives. Robert Anew of Cincinnati visits friends. Hares Lates and Lou Whitte with Lou and Bele Short travel to Batuwha. The Enemy play praised as excellent. Arthur Nichols bookkeeper at Blair brick works. Mrs Kavanaugh returns from Washington DC. Epworth League reopens Mondays with improved attendance. Mrs W A Davis opens select school Monday morning with good turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Elk Lick
Harvey Gates
Moscow
Will Doughty
Amelia
Lillie Davis
Cincinnati
C.D. Fridman
D. Reamy
Mr. Grey
Columbia
Robert Aenew
Sanjay
Hares Lates
Lou Whitte
Lou
Bele Short
Batuwha
Arthur Nichols
Blair
Kavanaugh
Washington D.C
Epworth League
W. A. Davis
Ivory Soap Floats Claim Sparks Store Debate
A customer laments waste of ordinary soap in a large grocery, claiming soap sinks in tubs and pots. A clerk counters that Ivory Soap floats and is 99 44 percent pure, arguing genuine quality sets it apart from counterfeits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Procter & Gamble
Amelia area brief notes and weekend events
The community schedules a G A R reunion in Robinsons grove next Saturday. Walter Gray preached at the M E church last Sabbath evening. Tobasco begins his Cincinnati circuit post at this Sunday. Wilburison recently moved to Cincinnati visited grandparents. Miss Maud Stall visits Mrs Courter in Marathon. Mrs Sullivan family leaves for Linwood. Gaskins brothers plan Tabasco winter study. Local youths entertained by Miss Etta White. Georgetown fair on October 5 draws attendees. W D Johnson buys an organ to fund music lessons for sons Oscar and Harry. Mt Summit visitors Mr and Mrs Morrison call on C P Witham. Mr and Mrs M Alexander visit Withamsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Robinson's Grove
Walter Gray
M. E
Cincinnati
Wilburenison
Queen City
Maud Stall
Marathon
Charles Courter
Georgetown
W. D. Johnson
Oscar
Harry
Johnson
John Morrison
Mt. Summit
C. P. Witham
Alexander
Withamsville
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Lre Clermont Courier
Courier Publishing Company
Li. C. Gregg
James S. Nulick
Proprietors
Batavia
Repumiglan
Joan Hancock
Ross
Board Public Works
W. H. Hohn
Richland
Perk
Supreme Court
N. H. Hester
van, West
Republican County
B. Holmes
Peele Kany Atwood
Jo. Tatman
War Recorder
J. F. Stall
W. Swing
Hiram D. Tone
Willamsburg
Charles Foster
MO. A. Caldwell
Williamsburg
Feipmy
Mr. Caldwell
Foster
Geo. W. Hulick
A. B. Shaw
Miss Warner
Missouri
Tanner
Olious Foraker
Clermont Republicans
Per Va
Toraker
Butler
Dalzell
Apwoop
Tanvass
59Th Regiment
Clermont County
Messrs
Morey
Butterworth
Payne
Senate
Mayo
Ohio
Halstead
H. L. Morey
Goshen
Gen. Sherman
Case
Clermont
Republican
Williamsurg
John A. Caldwell
Gov. Foster
Campbells
Ryan
New Richmond
Baker Blanketa
Benedict
ST Cincinnat
Ali
LSO
Timothy
Lena Penn
Doran
Harry Hpkins
Doyle
House of Refuge
Charles Hopkins
Carley
Chattanooga
James Hicks
Eiza Short
Abram
Short
Springfield
F. M. Ruvinsng
Carrie Cole
Rhoda Welch
Misa Maude Lewis
Our Village
Wes, Doughty
Sam Fulton
Lincoln
John [Robinson
Apphia Robinson
Louis K. Marty
Broadway
Lower Market
Sar
Sheriers Sale
Clermont Common Pleas
Kate Arthlike
Ephraim Martin
Court of Common Pleas
State of Ohio
Mari‘etta
Robert Sutton
John Deerwester
F. G. Hill
Hill
A. Morgan
Morgan
J.C. Taltman
Byohn K. West
Swing & Breeding
Clermont Common Pleas. Order OF Sale
Julia A. Larkin
Susan Foster ET AL
Batavia Townes
Robert Gibon
A. C. Moore
J. R. Foster
J R. Foster
Wesley Boden
L. Harden
E Maddox
Byers
E. Maddox
J. H. Hopkins
Anna Foster
R. A
A. B. Hopkins
J.C. Tatman
Joan K. West
Chamberlain
John Bunn
Driggist
Bainbridge Munday
Wsq
Clay County
Texas
D. L. Wilcoxson
Horse Cave
Seria
J. B. Walker
W. R. Walker
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