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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1889

Page

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Axe Accident Ends in Collar Bone Severing

Report from Crosstown Granville Abernathy and Andy Johnson in timber work. Johnson, elderly and light on feet, passed as Abernathy struck, a sudden dizzy spell led to a powerful axe blow that fractured his collar bone. Abernathy fetched a physician Dr Hines who dressed the wound.

Granville Abernathy Andy Johnson Crosstown Mr. Johnson Mr. Abernathy Johnson Abernathy Hines Williamsburg

Grand Jury Indicts Dozens in October Session

The grand jury at its October session handed down indictments against saloonkeepers and various defendants. The list includes Theodore Phister for selling to intoxicated persons and to a minor, along with several others for selling on Sunday, to minors, or to habitual drunkards. Additional charges include embezzlement, hunting on Sunday, killing wildlife, and multiple assaults. The total reached 113 indictments, the highest since a prior period when about 400 cases were presented and roughly 100 dismissed.

Grand Jury Theodore Phister Cee Ohn George Gr E. Ryland Harvey Ward Robert Hall Tom Griffith

A Hospitable Lady of Pt Isabel Hosts Joyful Gathering

Mrs Mary Page of Pt Isabel welcomed relatives on Saturday October 5 as her daughter Mrs Dick Buchanan and her granddaughter Lou of Sterling Colorado visited after five years. About sixty two relatives gathered in her cottage for a noon meal with ample supplies and a lively scene of kinship. Attending were Dr L Poe and wife of Grants Lick Ky Abasalom Wood of Bethel Mrs M A Wood of Mt Washington Mrs L B Dixon Amelia Dr I H Day and wife Pt Isabel Mrs Daniel Trout and son Feensburg Geo A Wood and wife Jesse Day and wife Joseph Rolen der and wife and Henry Shinkle.

Mary Page Isabel Dr. L. Poe Grant's Lick, Ky Abasalom Wood Bethel M. A. Wood Mt. Washington L. B. Dixon Amelia I. H. Day Daniel Trout Feesburg Geo. A. Wood Jesse Day Joseph Rolender Henry Shinkle

Tuk Best SALVE for Skin Ailments

Prompted by the claim this salve cures cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever blisters tetter chapped hands chilblains and corns with guarantee of satisfaction or money back. Sold for 25 cents per box by W R Walker Batavia and J B Walker Willamburg.

Tuk

Minnie Bay Steamer Sinks After Snag on Moscow Run

The steamer Minnie Bay, popular with Clermont residents, struck a snag at Moscow while running Manchester to Cincinnati and sank immediately. No lives were lost or injuries reported. The boat recently sold for 15,000 dollars and was insured for 12,000 dollars.

Manchester Cincinnati Moscow

City boards adopt railroad time in public clocks

The Times-Star notes the Board of Aldermen have approved dropping the third hand from public clocks and adopting railroad time. The piece predicts Cincinnati will align with one standard time, uniting the city under one o'clock.

The Times-Star Board of Aldermen Cincinnati

October term of the Clerhony County Common Pleas

The Batavia newspaper outlines the October term proceedings with dismissals continuances and judgments. It lists cases including numerous dismissals with costs and several continuances and notes on indictments for illegal liquor selling and quail shooting. The issue also covers the grand jury and a long list of filings and guardianships plus notes on local notices and a medical society meeting in Batavia.

Shaw Davis J. C. Tatman A. B. Shaw J. K West Grand Jury John Holmes Frank Rice Emma Whitney Elion. Whitney Elizabeth Sprague Leavill A. Sprague John Fox Townsley & Woodlief Cynthia A. Stater James Stater Nav Meclain Geo. W. Pool H. Whittack John Ferris Dr. Belt Batavia Township Babbatt McKay Maud Elrod W.T. Elrod Clara Smith William Smith Delos Sharp Sarah T. McMillan Laura Peters G. B. Snyder Robert Little Jr James A. Hill Margarett Hill R. J. Crossap John Byrne Clorinda Rice Wesley Rice Anna J. C. Wilson Miles Johnston Fannie KE. Patterson F Hill Lindsley Clermont County John Allen Ezekiel Slade Salone M. Leming Nelson H. Leming Geo. W. Cook Chas A. Ee Jennie Steltzer S. A. West Mary ©. Hardy Ashburn Gardian Teary H. Crabb Lucy A. Wood H. H. Day John Walker Hugh FE. Brunk Next Friend Matilda Pronk Mahala Wedding Elizabeth Lanham John W. Lennin Ben Hass G. Irwin Joseph M. Longworth Samuel Rush Anderson Winters Levi Stultz Oscar Davis Ira Davis Williams Iuen Perkins Hoerner Pargett Samuel Bateman Robert Chidsey Lucy Denser George Grear John Maham Metzger Tatman Leever Gaskins Fifth Ward Building Association Brinkmeyer Et al Loveland Building and Loan Co John Connor First National Bank Batavia William Maham C. Hoerner New Richmond The Elijah Sellers L. H. Smith William Bishop B. F. Ertel John James Eugene Gauche Robert Hall KKUI Wm. H. Shober John Anna FE. Laycock Rose O. Sims Cowen C. B. Aultman Cutting W.C. Bishop Courtiel Edward Feenee Todd Ys Colvin

Exchange Interviews and Pedestrian Rights in a Burgh Narrative

A collage of Times-Star excerpts notes women writers defending male vantage, legal disputes over Grimes' Bank assignments heading to receivers, and a Burg Friday crowd notice. It also recounts crosswalk rights, leaf color science, a Washington typewriter romance, and a comical job-hunt misprint, ending with auction sale prices.

Burg

German Conference in session lists appointments and reports

The United Brethren in Germany conference met in this city starting October 3. Bishop Dickson opened, Rev. G Fritz was elected chairman and Rev. A Schmidt secretary. Reports praised church progress and ministry effort. The stationing committee read the appointments. a memorial for Rev. C Schneider was held and the session closed with total offerings tallied.

Dickson St S G Fritz A. Schmidt Streich Cincinnati Chure Fritz Cleveland di Bremer F. Schwab Dayton J. Rick Toledo C.H. Bathback Zanesville Rae J. Moeller Batavia J.G. Luechauer Wyatt

Deadly Incline Crash Kills Four on Mt Auburn Road

An early Cincinnati incline accident on Mt Auburn road left four killed and several injured as a descending car broke loose and crashed through gates at the foot of the incline and into Main street. The dead include Michael Kreiss and Mrs. Caléb Ives among others. wounded and shaken residents were taken to hospitals amid shock and carnage.

Cincinnati Mt. Auburn Road Michael Kreiss Caléb Ives Thefis The Globe Soap Works Nite Joseph McFadden Oh Sox Wm. Dickson Hochstetter Lillian Oskeump Main Street

Clermont County School Houses and Teachers Statistics

Clermont county operates 141 school houses and 157 rooms under 178 teachers. Sixty eight are women and 105 men. Property value totals 119,900 dollars. Franklin township has the most houses with 15 and 16 rooms, Batavia follows with 14 houses and 17 rooms. Annual teacher pay amounts to 65,584.23 dollars. Running expenses for all school houses total 87,748.08 dollars.

Clermont County Franklin Township Batavia

I O O F Parade Planned at Williamsburg

An encampment of the I O O F will be instituted at Williamsburg on Saturday night with 30 charter members. The Wiley Encampment and the Canton of Cincinnati will attend. A grand parade and a banquet hosted by local ladies and Daughters of Rebecta accompany the event.

Williamsburg Wiley Canton Cincinnati Order Rebecta

Neville Reds Rally Against Concord in Pendleton County

The Neville Reds beat Concord 16 to 11 in a rain-delayed game at the former grounds in Pendleton County Kentucky. Batteries Neville Phillips Rumstate and Vaughn. Concord McKee Hitch. Umpire C R McMath. The Reds meet Concord again October 19 on Concord’s grounds.

Neville Reds Concord Pendleton County Neville—Phillips Rumstate Vaughn McKee Hitch Uupire C. R. McMath Reds

Weekly tobacco market report shows uneven demand and steady leaf prices

Total offerings for the week were 1 720 hhds against 2 081 hhds the previous week and 09 hhds the corresponding week last year. The market is irregular and unsatisfactory for shippers though leaf logs and trash prices hold. Brown quotes list varied prices for different lots with several entries around 1 80 to 14.

Sharpers Sell Free Barn Painting Then Demand Payment

Promoters pose as painters offering to coat barns free of charge. After completing the job a card promises future paint purchases from a New York house at 2.50 per gallon. A second agent arrives demanding payment for 130 gallons. Farmers warned to distrust strangers and support home industries.

New York

Major Lowe’s Army comeback eyed amid two vacancies

The Army signals two open lieutenant posts in the quartermaster’s department with Captain Will Lowe among the applicants. Former regular army officer Major Lowe, who resigned in 1869 after serving in the 19th Infantry, is backed by Clermont friends for reappointment, amid family ties to a Mexican War veteran father killed at Carnifex Ferry. The piece notes local support and Civil War lineage, while other town items report lyceum debates delayed, pension for John Denham, and local residents in and around Dayton, Kentucky.

Quartermaster’s Department U.S. Army Will Lowe Army and Navy Journal Leutenant Chase Third Artillery Wm. R. Lowe Cincinnati Lowe Regular Army 19Th Infantry 12Th Ohio Volunteers Carnifex Ferry W. Va Ohio Clermont Lyceum John Denham Chas. Hare Carter Davis Enquirer Burger Dayton Kentucky A. D. Fagin Joseph Seifried Thomas Hare

Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Endorsed

Testimonials from Mr H Morris of Newark Ark and Jesse Middlewart of Decatur Ohio praise Dr King's New Discovery for lung troubles and consumption. Users report recovery after using the medicine and recommend trying free sample bottles at local stores.

H. Morris Newark Ark King Jesse Middlewart Decatur Ohio Dr. King J. B. Walker Wiliamsburg W. R. Walker Batavia

The Mascot Defends Name in Libel Clash

A mascot sues editors over libel after a paper labeled him ballot box buster. He refutes claims of wearing a check suit and plug bat, cites legal action plans, and warns detractors while defending his character amidst a noisy canvass.

Post Baying Squankum Hind Nobby Hamilton Ssi Messrs GgAnem Catretem & Holpem Attornens Post and Commercial Papa Payne Foraker Hin

Reward Offered for Catarrh Cure by Hall’s Catarrh

A historic notice offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case. It proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal treatment affecting blood and mucus membranes, touts Brown's Iron Bitters for stomach aid, and lists Toledo area druggists and banks backing the claim.

Plechasey & CO Propss Toledo Cheney West & Truax Whitlesse Drugygists Ohio Waliing, Kinnan & Mirvin Wholesate Droge Brown Tran

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