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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1889

Page

4

Glermont Gourier Republican Ticket Notices

The Batavia Ohio Republican markets column lists gubernatorial and state tickets. It names J B FORAKER for governor, E L LAMPSON for lieutenant governor, FR J DlCASlAN for supreme judge, JOHN C BROWS for state treasurer, D K E WATSON for attorney general, JOHN HANCOCK for state schoolland, W H HOHN for board of public works, N H HESTER for clerk of supreme court, and county candidates E B HOLMES for representative, S P ATWOOD for treasurer, J C TATMAN for recorder, J F STALLS for sheriff, and W SWING with Hiram D Tone for commissioner.

J B, Foraker Franklin John Hancock Ross Board Public Works W. H. Hohn Richland Supreme Court N. H. Hester van, Wert

Foraker Campaign Dramas and Local Notices Highlight Williams burg

The item surveys political campaigns in Williamsburg with CALDWELL and FOSTER speaking times, a committee print urging fair discussion, and remarks on Foraker and Campbell. It notes editorials from the Lebanon Patriot and references to registration laws, a $8,000,000 New York World’s Fair subscription, and praise for Gov Foraker from H L Monty.

Chicago New York Grant Washington

Republicans sweep affects state tickets and contests

The report notes Republicans winning large majorities across legislatures and Congress seats, with statewide votes heavy in Montana and mixed results in South and North Dakota on the Prohibition amendment. It highlights orderly ballots, strong party figures like Sheriff Tatman, and discusses candidates including Frank Stall and E B Houmes, while mentioning local races for treasurer and commissioner.

South Dakota North Dakota Washington Congress Montana

Milford M E church platting creates new Garfield avenue lots

The fifteen acre farm owned by Milford M E church will be divided into building lots on Garfield avenue near South Milford. Desirable lots along Garfield avenue are expected to draw buyers as thirty or forty new homes are projected within the year. Miss Alice Traber wed L W Gilliland on December 7.

Wilford Milford M. E. Church Garfield Avenue South Milford Alice Traber Jacob Traber Terrace Park L. W. Gilliland J. E.campbellc Scotter 'S Mill L. B. Bucksham Madisonville Beechhurst Judge Spooner Shafer Logan County

Local visitors and social notes from Blanchester area

Sabbath guests and familiar visits populate the week through Blanchester with residents like Miss Stella Peterson Miss Laura Higgins and Miss Sophia Higgins seen in town. Marital news includes C M Moorehead and Mrs Ella Norris of Felicity wed on October 1.

Millard Ay i Blanchester Levi Lloyd Harry Lakemire Alice Perin Lee Richards Charlie Long Stella Peterson C. M. Moorehead Ella Norris Felicity Laura Higgins Minneapolis Minnesota Sophia Higgins Georgetown W. R. Walker Batavia Will Ferguson Cincinnati F. M. White T. R. Hartman Emma Doughman Charlie Bunyan

Edenton Social Notes Mention Visitors and Local News

Edenton records several visitors from Granville Waynesville and Kansas. Local marriages and moves are noted along with a new Masonry degree and a welcome for Rev J M Roberts. Diphtheria illness among Theodore Jordan’s children improves. A bridge project near town progresses and townsfolk attend the Georgetown Fair.

Edenton Geo. Sapp Granville John Hazleton Waynesville Robert Fuller, Sr Kansas Jordan Lebanon Manville Lyons J.M. Roberts Level Theodore Jordan Truman Jordan Mary Bracelin Jacob Layman Milton Evansville Ind Jacob Fox Stonelick Messrs Wm. Garrison Henry Garrison Cornelius Thompson Georgetown

Ordinary scrap of paper saved her life story

A dramatic anecdote of a woman told by physicians she was incurable. She weighed under seventy pounds until a wrapping paper note led her to Dr Kings New Discovery. After using trial bottles and then larger quantities from W H Cole and local druggists, she improved to 140 pounds.

Dr. King W. H. Cole Fort Smith W. R. Walker Batavia J. B. Walker Williamsburg

Local Notices and Social Items From Moore's Fork Area

Thomas Hawkins becomes a father of a girl. Robert Fuller of Medicine Lodge Kansas visits Moore's Fork and notes increased crops. Miss Mary Dacy visits Hillsboro. A Williams begins school on Monday September 30. Dunkard meeting at Edenton draws attendees. B J McKinnie of Newtonville calls. Arney Little visits Miss Mollie Ingle. William Carnabah visits Moore's Fork. Brough Johnson and wife spend Sunday at Middleboro. Jesse Hunt has a 1500 bushel potato crop from 8 acres. John South returns to Covington Kentucky. L 8 Kinkead Co sells dry goods at auction and moves to Greenville Indiana. A large turnout attends 59th reunion. Nettie Walker visits Chicago friends. Rev Z W Fagin and wife visit from Portsmouth. Etta Hodson and Anna Hackett visit Dr W H Aikin. T C Dixon returns from Manchester tobacco work to spend winter. Frank Knowles and others back. several bruises from a scaffold fall. Thanksgiving dinner planned by Christian church ladies. All invited.

Robert Fuller Medicine Lodge Kansas Moore’s Fork Mary Dacy Hillsboro A. Williams Our Place Dunkard Edenton B. McKinnie Newtonville Arney Little Fayetteville Mollie Ingle William Carnabah Blanchester Moore Brough Johnson Middleboro Jesse Hunt John South Joseph Covington Z. W. Fagin Portsmouth Etta Hodson Anna Hackett Westboro W. OH. Aikin T. C. Dixon Manchester Frank Knowles Georgee Louderback Wesley Watson J. L. Brannock

Ivory Soap Advertisement Rhyme and Claims

An 1886 ad extols Ivory Soap with a rhymed exchange between Genevieve and a suitor about lather and cleanliness. The copy argues that many white soaps are counterfeit and lack Ivory’s “peculiar and remarkable qualities,” urging readers to ask for Ivory Soap by Procter & Gamble.

Genevieve Procter & Gamble

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Lhe Glermont Gourier Courier Publishing Compart Gregg James Sees Ohio Republican County E. B. Holmes P. Atwood J. C. Tatman J. F. Stalls W. Swing Hiram D. Tone Charles Foster MO. A. Caldwell A Caldwell Foster Geo. W. Hulick A. B. Shaw Foraker Mr. Campbell J Campbell Sun Topp Campbells Gabriel The Payne J. L. Stephens Butler-Warren H. L. Monty Warrigg Charleston Johnstown B. F. Acra Democratic Campaign Fund Acra the Sun Clermont Sun Warren County Canton Clermont County Charley Tatman Frank Stall Recorder E. B. Houmes Amelia Wil Campbell Warner County H. D. Tonz Clermont C. W Department of the Public Service Pla Atwoon Charley Grims Main Street Maylitt Charlie Terhune D. W. Atchley G. F. Thomas Blanche Peterson Frank Dudley Moore’s Thomas Hawkins Bran Wolff Acme Wolf Wolff & Randolph Philadelphia Remington Exer Petia May al Ra Toy Ey Acto Browning Ming &Co Hunt Louis K. Marty Broadway Lower Market Rtes LEGAL FOR Bio State OF Ohio First Judicial Circuit Hamilton County Lermo Butler County Clinton County P. F. Swin Joseph J. M. Smit Clermont Common Pleas Julia A. Larkin Shan Foster ET AL Court of Common Pleas Towit Batavia Township Robert Gibon A. C. Moore J. R. Foster Wesley Boden L. Harden E. Maddox Byers J. H. Hopkins Anna Foster R. A A. B. Hopkins Wrantor J.C. Tatman Joan KI. Wist Swine & Breeding
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