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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1888

Page

1

Solid for Harrison in Midwest and nationwide shifts

A long list of political moves shows strong Harrison momentum across states. Ohio polls suggest a 30 000 Republican margin while Illinois Michigan and New York Republicans gain support from labor groups and independents. Dem officials and candidates from Delaware Virginia and Arkansas face defections as pro tariff sentiment boosts Harrison Morton and protection candidates nationwide.

Ohio Chicago Harrison Free Trade England Kingdom Labor Party of New York Warner Miller Detroit Cleveland Chas. H. Henderson Prmbelage Mass R. J. Gatling Connecticut Salamanca N. Y Delaware Salisbury U.S. Senate Fergus McWilkie Portsmouth Virginia Protection W. L. Strong & Co A. M. Clapp Washington Tate Kentucky Col E. A. Jones Roger Q. Mills Congress Texas Mills Edmund ©. Pechin Ohioan Northwestern William L. Breyfogle New Albany Ind Harrison Morton Louisville George L. Converse Columbus Findlay St. Louis Brighton Mich Richard Keason Walpole N. H Hobart Jos J. Angus Grand View Dakota Thia Heartae Romanezahonsl Committee Robery Iowa Sioux City Des Moines Por Fa Ang

Milford Briefs Highlight Local Events and Changes

Milford notes amid a frost ravaging crops. Deaths include Mrs Mary B Adams and Mrs Humphrey. Rev J L Glascock united a couple. Exposition trips cost 95 cents round trip. Fires fire at Dr Chatten's drugstore. cause suspected. Residents travel to Cincinnati and Delaware for visits. New houses rise near A J Sweet. Beechhurst reading circle opens season. Teachers meet at Georgetown. Bethel excursion crowds visit exposition. Thrift town reports petty thefts and visitors from Kansas and Mendon. A 10 pound boy born to Charlie Lane with Dr Canter in attendance.

Dion Williams Annapolis Naval Academy Mary B Charles Adams, Jr The Baptist Church Sam Gatch Kansas George W. Gatch J. L. Glascock W. M. Thornsburg Tusculum Anna B. Steiger Cincinnati Dr. Chatten Fou East Milford A. J. Sweet Beechhurst Peaneay Spooner Otho Richards Sistr Libbie Gilbert Mary Wiley’s John Orebaugh Nelson Swope Charlie Lane Dr. Canter Rick Emma Hutson

Molloy Visits Parents as Heart Disease Halts Work

Michael Molloy is visiting his parents after suspending work due to a severe heart disease attack. The New Palestine schoolhouse patrons met Thursday evening the 27th and organized a lyceum with A. B. Gasking as presiding officer and James Molloy as vice. The Blairville fire will cause many to lose jobs for months until reconstruction.

Michael Molloy New Palestine School House Lyceum A. B. Gasking James Molloy Blairville

Local Patent Remedies Promised With Guarantee

Merchants tout Dr King New Discovery for Consumption Buckton Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters as best selling remedies. They guarantee satisfaction and offer refunds if results do not follow use. Claims highlight wide popularity and trust from customers.

King Buckton

The Protected Workingman Pays for All

A vivid illustration contrasts protected workers with unprotected laborers. It depicts a $10 gold piece earned by a protected American worker and a cottage, carpenter, landlord, and others who profit from those wages. The piece argues protected wages support multiple linked jobs and housing.

Unprotected versus protected workers in American economy

A sweeping critique outlines unprotected workers across crafts from lumber haulers to bakers, clerks, and teachers, arguing their wages rely on protected American workingmen. It frames protected pay as enabling livelihoods for unprotected landlords, carpers, doctors, and vendors, feeding a broad class of dependent trades.

Blair Brick Works Destroyed by Fire Near New Richmond

A devastating fire at Blair Company brick works near New Richmond destroyed the frame buildings within an hour. The loss runs about $14,000 with some insurance coverage. Six o’clock Wednesday evening incident halted production as Blair brothers, noted Ohio industrialists, face interruption of work for many staff.

Blair Company New Richmond the Independent News Blair Brothers Ohio Cincinnati

Loveland Republicans Hold Grand Meeting at Largest Hall

The Harrison and Morton Club hosted a packed gathering with both Republicans and Democrats. Congressman hopeful H. L. Morey spoke on protection versus free trade, Judge George W. Hulick praised, and Marching Through Georgia rang as the meeting adjourned with cheers for Harrison Morton Morey and Protection.

Loveland Harrison and Morton Club James E. Reeves Reeves Ben Gatch Durbin Ward Adam Leever H. L. Morey Morey Captain Morey George W. Hulick Batavia Georgia Hulick Aet Harrison Morton Protection

Moore's Fork Sunday Visitors and Local Arrivals

Sunday visitors include Perry Ingle and Faptus at Samuel Ingle's and Allie Goodwin at Levi Goodwin's. Mollie Ingle plans a short stay at home. James Brown visited Edenton with friends. James Ashton and his wife from Williamsburg stay with William Sapp and family. Hiram Leming and his son from Illinois visit relatives. A newborn son greets the community at Hall.

Perry Ingle Faptus Samuel Ingle Allie Goodwin Levi Goodwin Dan Dacy Dayton and Ironton Mollie Ingle James Brown Edenton James Ashton Williamsburg William Sapp Hiram Leming Son Illinois Ilall

Mt Moriah Sabbath School Reorganized For Winter Term

The Mt Moriah Sabbath School re organized last Sunday for the winter term. A large attendance joined the event as many from here aided the swell in numbers at the exposition last week. Mrs Bliss hosted friends from Birmingham Ala and Bethel Porter Crane and family at Ht C Jeremiah s. Mr Simcox and wife visited Supt Porters and Mr and Mrs Beck were at R Whites. Wilbur Denison a Wood Wood High student was here Sunday.

Mt. Moriah Bliss Birmingham Ala Bethel Porter Crane Simcox Porter Beck R. White Wilbur Denison Woodwood High School

Social notes from Cincinnati and surrounding towns

Afton and Mrs Annie Clark of Cincinnati visit Mrs Burnett. Miss Lulu Towner of Rain Run spends Sunday with sister Mrs John McAfee. Mrs Dr Redrow of Williamsburg and Mrs Harriet Richards of Kansas City visit Mr and Mrs Dudley Tuesday. Lizzie Dudley visits Bata via friends. George Sauker of East Walnut Hills visits local friends. Harriet Richards calls on Mrs H Moyer Tuesday. Mr and Mrs I Stark Owensville and Mr and Mrs John Moyer Cincinnati visit A D Starks Des Moines Iowa. Lizzie Behymer Ceaguar Ella and Annie Lytle Williamsburg visit H He and daughter Lizzie with H Moyer.

Afton Annie Clark Cincinnati Burnett Lulu Towner Rain Run John McAfee Dr. Redrow Williamsburg Harriet Richards Kansas City Dudley Lizzie Dudley Batavia George Sauker East Walnut Hills H. Moyer C. D. Lytle I. Stark Owensville John Moyer A. D. Starks Des Moines Iowa Lizzie Behymer Ceaguar Ella Annie Lytle Lizzie

Local Weddings and Visits Highlight Georgetown Socials

Miss Hattie Dudley of Georgetown visited Mamie Doane last Sunday. Amelia earns notice for weddings with four couples recently wed. last week two unions joined. At M E parsonage on Sunday evening September 90 Rev G W Fulton officiated Benneville Kline Fagin and Elmira anes. Richa wen and wife visited relatives in Cincinnati last week. Fannie Robinson and Belle Short attended the Lytle Prickett wedding at Mt Washington on Wednesday September 26. Mrs Henry Hancock of Indiana visits daughter Mrs Cora Ely while Ollie Herron lies convalescent and resumes teaching at Lima.

Hattie Dudley Georgetown Mamie Doane Amelia Nasal Adolph Hesse Hattie Monjar M. E. Parsonage Rev. G. W. Fulton Benneville Kline Fagin Elmira Anes Richa Wen Cincinnati Fannie Robinson Belle Short Mt. Washington Henry Hancock Indiana Cora Ely Ollie Herron Lima

Safe Medicine Ad Promises Guaranteed Relief

An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption and lung ailments with a guarantee of relief or a refund of purchase price. Free trial bottles are offered at W. R. Walker's Drug Store in Batavia and J. B. Walker's in Williamsburg. Also notes a second-hand organ for sale at a bargain if taken promptly by J. S. Hulick in Batavia.

Dr. King W. R. Walker Batavia J. B. Walker Williamsburg Hulick

Loveland Notices and Meetings Across Town

Hon Ben Butterworth spent Sunday in Loveland as guest of E M Dyer before moving on to Jackson Ohio for a talk Monday. The Harrison and Morton club schedules a special meeting Thursday October 4. Miami Valley Medical Society held its first semi annual region meeting here yesterday with details next week. W Frank Law and family relocated to Albion Place Mt Auburn. Dr Lippert visited Cincinnati Sunday. Victor Lodge K of P will attend Cincinnati exposition tomorrow in a K of P day gathering. Knights R A Whitsey and Con W Gatele named to the General Reception Committee. A M Hathorn J W West Con W Gatele to represent Grand Valley Lodge I O C F at Columbus Thursday October 4. Emery Lodge F A M to lay the cornerstone of the new town hall in Masonic form. Owen Higgins of Lyon Pump Co a resident of West Loveland.

Ben. Butterworth EM. Dyer Jackson Harrison and Morton Club Miami Valley Medical Society W. Frank Law Albion Place Mt. Auburn Dr. Lippert Cincinnati Victor Lodge K. of P Knights R. A. Whidsey Con. W. Gatele A.M. Hathorn J. W. West Con W. Gatele Grand Valley Lodge Columbus Emery Lodge Owen Higgins The Lyon Pump Co West Loveland Lewes

Whitaker Visit Delights Relatives in Indianapolis

Mr and Mrs Whitaker of Indianapolis pleased their parents and friends with an unexposed visit. Dr C V Geneway and wife of Cincinnati paid a brief call. Mrs Powers stayed with friends at Curmmansville. Miss Ella and Mary Hall toured the Centennial Exposition on Wednesday. Visitors include Mrs Phoebe Marsh Owensville Mrs Groves Batavia Miss Emma Silver Clough Pike at Mrs Hall s Miss Fannie Wilson and Master Harry Nash of Cincinnati at Heltman s.

Whitaker Indianapolis C. V. Geneway Cincinnati Powers Curmmansville Ella and Mary Hall Phoebe Marsh Owensville Groves Batavia Emma Silver Clough Pike Hall

Principal C J Swing Returns to Lead School

Prof C J Swing serves again as principal assisted by Miss Bunton. Visitors include Mrs Edwards of Chicago Illinois at her son A F Edwards, Miss Steliie Cox of Leesburg at A D Fagin's, Mrs Saucer at her father's H Herget's, and Mr Thorp recovering under Dr Dean. Mrs Breadwell is convalescent.

C. J. Swing Miss Bunton Edwards Chica A. F. Edwards Steliie Cox Leesburg A. D. Fagin Saucer H. Herget Thorp Dean

For Sale or Exchange Stallion in Lindale Ohio

Three year old black stallion about 15 hands high and 1100 pounds. willing to sell or trade for a span of young horses or mules. Address P O Box 25 Lindale Ohio. Sept 5-11-3

P. O Lindale Ohio

Sunday School Convention at Stonelick Valley Church

The first Sunday schools convention of Stonelick township will be held at Stonelick Valley Baptist church on Long afternoon October 7 beginning at 2 oclock. Judge Ashburn, Prof. Dial and other Sabbath school workers will be present. A cordial invitation is extended to all.

Stonelick Township Stonelick Valley Baptist Church Ashburn Dial

J W Jordan Prominent Williamsburg Monument Maker

J W Jordan of Williamsburg earns praise for marble granite monuments cemetery work and lettering. He invites customers to mail a card and arrange a visit to view specimens, offering low prices for Southern Ohio.

J. W. Jordan Williamsburg Ohio

Skillful Dentistry Offers Free Painless Extractions

Walker and Vanosdol of Williamsburg advertise painless extractions at their Main Street parlors, offering free services for friends in need. They provide artificial teeth from five dollars per set, with all work guaranteed and emphasized as skilled, reliable dentists serving from Cincinnati to Portsmouth along the O. & N. W. railway.

Walker & Vanosdol Williamsburg Main Street Alker Cincinnati Portsmouth

Clever Swindle Warns County Residents

A well dressed man around forty five is roaming farms offering a red powder that supposedly prevents lamp explosions after selling a box for 1.00 and giving a share of stock in a fictitious mining company. He targets homes when men are away and urges reporting his location to authorities. He asks buyers to present tickets at a San Francisco company office. Report sightings to authorities.

San Francisco

Old physician offers free recipe for curing lung ailments

A retired physician reports he received a simple vegetable remedy from an East India missionary promising rapid cure of consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and nervous complaints. He will mail the recipe free in German French or English with full directions to any reader naming the paper. W A Noyes 149 Powers Block Rochester NY.

East India W. A. Noyes Power

Batavia dealer Griffis offers new and second hand buggies

C 8 Griffis of Batavia sells buggies harness and repair services at low profits with reasonable terms. He now represents Cincinnati Desiccating Co offering products like Anima charcoal Sulphate of Ammonia bone meal and various fertilizers. Farmers urged to use Gilead phosphate this season.

Griffis Batavia Cincinnati Desiccating Co Ohio

Williams burg lecture series announced for fall season

Williamsburg citizens will enjoy a five lecture series following last winter’s success. The program opens October 19 at the M E B church with James A Green and Dr Arthur LeBoutillier speaking on Washington as the City of Magnificent Distances, illustrated by stereopticon views.

Williamsburg Foud W. H. Venable Will Comback Payne Scoville Col. Finley Young Mias Estella Norris I. M. Jordan J. J. Holden Jas. A. Green Arthur LeBoutillier Washington M. EB Presbyterian Church George W. Bain

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B. F. Hackman Wasington D. C New York City Polo Grounds James G. Blaine Chauncey M. Bew Robert G. Ingersol Harrison and J. D. Moorehead Trumelton Gatch Bond Hill George McNutt’s Estelle Norris Clermont County James A. Green C. L. Terhune Newport Mina White H. White E. Morris Monterey Adda Bertha Holmes Covington Dell Slade William Belt J. G. Kain Belt Albert McAdams C. H. Boulware Buford Suse Orir Sixth Township M. KE I. B. Miller E. M. Norris Milford Prof. Strickland Flora Beck Lizzie Reed Anna Porter Brown County Teachers’ Association Will Druck Pearl McKibben Etta Fee Frank Goodwin Indian Hill Ed. Elrod Robert Campbell Walter Culver Ee Alrey Minnie Griffin Cicinnati Mayme Allen Papeete Bethelan Isabel Frank Hodges Silsby Stevens Mark Stevens Lissa Merrill Jennie Angie Pierce Dr. Parrott Mendon Palestine Oes Harrison, Morton Miami Moore’s Tabasco Glen Este Mt. Holly
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