Lie Clermont Courier announces Republican ticket for Ohio
The October 28, 1889 issue lists the Republican slate for state and county offices. Gubernatorial candidate J B Foraker, lieutenant governor E L Lampson, supreme judge F J Dilaman, state treasurer J Brows, attorney general D K Watson, John Hancock for Ross, and others including W H Hosn, N H Hester, F W Dunham, E B Holmes, S P Atwood, J C Tatman, J F Stall, W Swing, and Hiram D Tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Foraker
Franklin
E. L. Lampson
Ashtabula
F. J. Dilaman
Cuyahoga
John €. Brows
Jefferson
D. K. Watson
General Gosvenor and Gentlemen at Bethel and Loveland
Fragmented notices report General Charles H. Gosvenor at Bethel on October 24 evening and General Grosvenor with Judge James B. Swing at Loveland on October 26 evening. Additional brief items mention Hon T. C Ryan at Felicity and others in New Richmond Newberry and Newberry on October 25 26 evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Gosvenor
Bethel
Grosvenor
James B. Swing
Loveland
T. C
Ryan
Felicity
New Richmond
E. B. Holmes
John Hancock
Junee
J. B. Swing
Newberry
Kilpatrick
Goshen
J.H. Jenkins
Williamsburg
L. W. Frazier
John W. Lowe
F. H. Wood
Zeno H. Scott
Moscow
Robinson
Amelia
S. R.S. West Post
Milford
Wm. Predmore
Marathon
Wm. Needham
Newtonsville
Bart Emery
Battallion
Windsor
Coen
Clermont Democrats face a waning legacy in Ohio
The Sun laments the fading Democratic heritage in Clermont County Ohio noting a long decline since pioneer days. The piece argues the last real strength lies in a few southern states and cites local contests, urging voters to back E B Holmes for the U.S. Senate and endorse Republican candidates like C W Swing for commissioner and J C Tatman for sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermonts
Jefferson
Clermont
Ohio
Charles Tatman
John Tatman
Sun
J. C. Tatman
Ohio Labor Official Says No Idle Mills In State
State labor statistics commissioner Mr. Fassert asserts in Ohio there is not a single mill factory foundry or machine shop idle for want of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Swing
The
Fassert
Ohio
Registration laws defend honest voters in Cincinnati
A Clermont Democrat defends 1885 registration laws as safeguards against frauds by Democrats, arguing Republicans passed them to curb corruption. The letter urges support for P. Atwood and Campbell opposition, warns of Democratic attempts to use boodle, and invites readers to a Republican meeting in Newberry on October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Campbell
Cincinnati
Clermont
Sun Office
Clermont County
Local notes from the farm and community
Farmers finish fall work and prepare for winter. Mrs. Walter Miller returns home from Point Pleasant visit. Clarence Kirkpatrick and Miss Hattie Prather register at Goshen's school. Enoch Reed's horse runs away wrecking his buggy. no injuries. Dr Will Hoover continues practice. G. M. Buchanan and wife plan to establish a home. Rev. Theodore Adams to manage Jos Prather's farm next season. School progress under Miss Jennie Gates. Uncle Darius Bolender remains vigorous. Chas. Prather of Williamstown visits Jennie Gates. Ladies becoming accomplished equestrians with daily practice. Rev. J. F. Burnett to visit Pt. Isabel and Mt. Pleasant congregation next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Miller
Point Pleasant
Clarence Kirkpatrick
Hattie Prather
Goshen
Enoch Reed
Art
Will Hoover
G. M. Buchanan
Theodore Adams
Jos. Prather
Jennie Gates
Darius Bolender
Chas. Prather
Williamstown
Kentucky
J. F. Burnett
Pt. Isabel
Mt. Pleasant
Baywood and Nearby Residents Share News From Town
Baywood announces Perry Holland moved in. Lillie Herron remains confined to her room. William Demeris and wife visit Kentucky. Grace Reed returns home after six weeks in Cincinnati. Louis Patterson home after tobacco crop at Owensville. Cemetery being cleaned. Kalin family visiting Sidney. A Sprague visiting Blowville. Sunrise concert for I Vanesdol’s 57th birthday. School progress under C O Trump and Miss E Strickland. Visitors listed. Wm Becket making morasses. Sabbath-school reunion planned next Sunday. Speeches by Foster and Caldwell noted at rally. Mrs T Bragdon vacationed in Brown County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baywood
Perry Holland
Lillie Herron
William Demeris
Kentucky
Grace Reed
Queen City
Louis Patterson
Owensville
Arate
Sidney
A. A. Sprague
Charles Sprague
Blowville
I. Vanesdol
C. O. Trump
Etta Strickland
Rebecca Young
J. D. Homan
Lizzie Hollister
W. Demeris
John
Mina Whitaker
Foster
Caldwell
T. ©. Bragdon
Brown County
First Step Against Nervous Prostration Nerve Tonic Ad
A vintage ad warns readers of nervous prostration and promotes a tonic as a cure. It claims relief from sleeplessness and loss of appetite, promising restored digestion and organ function. The copy urges trying a bottle at Dr. John Bunn's Drug Store in Butavia, Ohio, for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bunn
Butuvia
Ohlo
Mt Holly and area social mix at community gathering
A Benton county note lists autumn gatherings, arrivals, and events. Mt Holly, Marathon, Crowstown and Fayetteville residents attended a social with music and supper while remarks on local labor and education accompany visits from Cincinnati and Aberdeen. A wedding and births are noted along with ongoing farming and school news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosstown
J. R. Brown
Mt. Holly
Marathon
Crowstown
Fayetteville
Mr. Brown
Kentucky
Wiliam Work
Rose Cramer
Local notes from Terrace Park and vicinity retain lively social tone
Mrs Charles Campbell remains at her father Jacob Traber's Terrace Park home while Miss Henrietta Sibley plans a winter Philadelphia school term. Residents discuss electric lighting, local clubs, church events, visits, and upcoming games as Clermont county clubs assert county championship claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Campbell
Montreal
Canada
Jacob Traber
Terrace Park
Henrietta Sibley
J. H. Sibley
Philadelphia
Mulberry
James W. Paxton
Hamilton
Camp Dennigan
Branch Hill
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Nick Brewster
Sas
Campbell
the &Ght
Sullivan
Milford National Bank
Beechhurst Reading Circle
Judge Spooner
M. E. Church
Pulpit and Stage Endorse Dr King Mine Discovery
Reverend F M Shrout of Blue Mound Kansas says Dr King’s New Discovery cured his diseased lungs and added 26 pounds after five bottles. Arthur Love of Love’s Funny Folks confirms its superiority after trials. Free trial bottles offered at W R Walker's Batavia and J B Walker's Williamsburg. Reg price 50c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.M. Shrout
United Brethren Church
Blue Mound
Kan
Dr. King
Arthur Love
Love
W. R. Walker
Batavia
J. B. Walker
Williamsburg
Local items and notes from Fairview area
Fairview discussions on Friday favored the affirmative in a debate. Mrs. John E. Davis of New Richmond visited J. B. Silcott's. George Melcham Therese Schwarder and Dayton Kentucky visitors at Mr. Burger's. New scholars began school. Byron Dolen plans to move into Clint Windsor's recently purchased property. The saw mill is idle due to water scarcity. Talks of forming a farmers club circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
John E. Davis
New Richmond
J. B. Silcott’s
George Melcham
Therese Schwarder
Dayton
Kentucky
Local notes from Milford and nearby towns
Bethel Con Gatch and family of Milford visited Dr. Thompson family this week. Miss Janie Ellsberry returns Friday from Denver after a month away. Dr W E Thompson assisted in Sardinia on Sunday. Mrs F J Grossheim regains health and returns home. Joseph Clare and wife travel to Windsor Illinois to visit granddaughter Mrs Harley Moberly. Mrs Altman returns from Springfield after month with children. James McMurchy mourns loss of loyal dog Tom McMurchy after thirty years of service. Elmer Hutson returns from Springfield after two weeks. J Hawkins of Eaton visits brother in law James Larsh and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Con Gatch
Milford
Sargent
Altman
Springfield
James McMurchy
Tom MecMurchy
Elmer Hutson
J. Hawkins
Eaton
James Larsh
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Lie Clermont Courier
Courier Publishing Company
W. ©. Gregg, James 8. Bulick
Proprietors
PFPMR
Tavis, Ohio
Ross
Board Public Works
W. H. Hosn
Richland
Supreme Court
N. H. Hester
VangWert
F. W. Dunham
Republican County
P. Atwood
J. F. Stall
W. Swing
Hiram D. Tone
Ora Courier Pub. CO
Forraker
Troms B. Wilson
Foraker
Butler County
Stall
New York
Hoadly
Tone
Greg. Green B. Raum
Internal Revenue
Tanner
Mr. Raum
Ilinois
Ma. Gainerimself
Eyoeler Fone
Hamilton Telegraph
James E. Campbell
Congress
United States
U.S
Columbus
F. W. Donnan
Georgetown
Brown
Dunham
Brown County Agricultural Society
Dunhham
the News
Senate
Commissioners’ Board
C. W. Swing
United States Senate
A Demokrat
Flicer
Pisgah
James Surry
Alma McColm
J. Terwillegar
Wm. Green
Mt. Pisgah
House of Refuge
George N. Fulton
Maggie Reiche
Aberdeen
Fulton
Ithe B Hopkins
Walter Gray
Blue Lick
Adams County
Leonard Dixon
Five Mile
Charles Chapman
David Bodin
de Benneville Kline
Aaron Corbly
Chattanooga
Charles L. Doran
Charles Hopkins
Mamie
Bertha Robinson
Covington
G. W. Robinson
Gov. Foster
Prohibition
Gov. Logan
Laurel
W. R. Ireton
Eva
Orrell Kelch
UC. A. Mofford
Irene Morton
Europe
J. KR. Hodges
Tennessee
Bircha Price
P. M. Dawson
Armacost
L. G. Iler
John B. Turner
Frank Fisher
Josie Simmons
F. Debruler
Charles Kennedy
Kansas
Maud Elrod
J. R. Hodges
W.E Nichols
Hannah Simmons
Nee
Laurel Cau
Neville Reds
Wolff
Acme
Wolff & Randolph
Louis K. Marty
Broadway
Lower Market
Alcock’s Plaster Co
Sanford’s
Clermont Co. Sans Lion
G. A. R. Goshen, O
A. Ludwicck
Adjt
Tames H. Spradlin
Pointsville
Johnson County
Marya Spradlin
Court of Common Pleas
Ponence
Anid Court
Mary A. Spradlin
Swing & Breeding
Auditor's Office
Clermont Or i Batavia
Ouro
Rural
Pindate
Bantam
Batavia and
Stonelick Bridge
Jackson Township
Newtonnville
Boston
Union Township
Ofice
G. W. Temple
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