Democratic Nominations in Clermont State Primary
The Democrats held their Clermont county primaries last Saturday. The ticket was predicted by the Courier, led by Jonathan Christy for Representative with a long Ohio lineage. George W. Goodwin seeks re election as Recorder with prior teaching and farming background. Francis Marion Lindsey plans another term as Commissioner, while B F Acra and others hold local offices and past service as constable and infirmary director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Christy
Chester County
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Jackson Township
Haywood
Jack Windsor
George W. Goodwin
Perin’s Mills
Peter Craver
Stonelick Township
Francis Marion Lindsey
Pierce Township
J. R. Shaw
B. F. Acra
Natchez County
Virginia
Batavia
William Worstell
Batavia Township
Pickelheimer and Crosson
License, Love, Locksmiths. The Texas Pony Man Gets Corralled
A Texas pony dealer named John Pollock seeks a marriage license for Miss Manning of Felicity. The father locks the girl in her room, thwarting the elopement as Pollock rides away defeated. Pollock keeps the license. the daughter remains with her father. The tale blends humor with a cautionary note on contested marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pollock
Texas
Mr. Pollock
Pollock
Felicity
Charley Grif fis Showcases Largest Batavia Vehicle Display
Charley Grif fis presents the largest and finest display of wheeled vehicles in Batavia, praised by fair books. Carriage lovers are urged to view the exhibit and admire the elegant offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley GrifFis
Batavia
Mallot
Farmers Organize Against Trusts and Syndicates in Clermont
Farmers at the Clermont county fair grounds on September 8 despite rain drafted resolutions calling for township organization and cooperation with farmer groups to resist oppression. They urged concerted action to curb monopolies and to elect legislators pledged to restrain unjust capital combinations for agricultural protection and public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
E. C. Reed
Clermont County
W. R. Fitzwaters
Boston Fair Grounds
Ohio
United States
County Legislation and Road Petitions From September Session
County Commissioners conclude a three day session with readings on road petitions in Goshen and Monroe townships. The infirmary reports year ending August 31 1889 with 3773 80 spent, 47 40 inmates remaining, daily average 20 cents per capita. Katherine West awarded Athens university county scholarship. viewers appointed for George Swing corner road vacation and first Monday in December report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Infirmary Board
Peeks Ah Ae Diednavers
Tas
Otis Dudley
B. F. Acra
George Hausserman
R. H. Gibson
Goshen Township
A. Paxton
Cr Lelasure Creek
Monroe Township
Robert Gibson
Miami Township
University At Athens
Katherine West
S. A. West
J. Mulloy
County Road
George Swing’s Corner
Bethel
C. W. Vanosdol
W. A. Wood
Lewis Winters
Republican Primaries Highlight County Delegates Listed
Enthusiastic meetings across the county name delegates for next Saturday's convention. The article lists delegates by precincts with towns such as Amelia Bantam Batavia Bethel Branch Hill Felicity Goshen Jackson South Stonelick and others and includes a Judge Swing anecdote about his river days and boot polishing.
Knife Blade Remains Found After Long Lost Injury
About fourteen years after a scuffle at Olive Branch when a Nash knife broke in Apple's arm, a wheel incident at Ashland Kentucky revealed a buried knife blade in a hard lump. The blade was removed by a surgeon, leaving Apple improved though scarred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Apple
al Nash
Olive Branch
Nash
Apple
Ashland
Electric Bitters Proclaimed Best Remedy by Doctors
The verdict is unanimous from W D Sult of Bippus Indiana and Abraham Hare of Bellville Ohio praising Electric Bitters. They claim cures for rheumatism asthma and liver kidney and blood ailments. Sold for fifty cents a bottle at J B Walker Williamsburg and W R We'ker Bavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Sult
Bippus
Ind
Abraham Hare
Bellville
Ohio
J.B. Walker
Williamsburg
W. R. We'ker
Baavia
Local visitors and residents share news of travel and gatherings
Cincinnati residents Mrs. B F Winans and Mrs. Sallie Cary visit friends here. Misses Watkins Stongton Lindsey Anna Riley Nellie Day and many others are in and out of town visiting kin. A wedding Charles Sturges and Miss Josie Willenbrink, plus trips to Batavia and Cincinnati, fill a busy social week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Winans
Cincinnati
Nellie Watkins
Stongton
Columbia
Helen Lindsey
New York
H. Lindsey
Sallie Cary
Nettie White and
Gon
Lockland
Charles Sturges
Wheeling
Anna Riley
Ilinois
Fred Mullen
W. A. Watkins
Maggie Denham
Charlie Richardson
John Knobbeck
Lida
Annie
Euesty
Dollie Ketchum
W.M. Fridman
Seymour
Indiana
Alexandria
John Moorman
Josie Willenbrink
St. Peters Church
St. Lawrence
Pearl Cohen
Georgia Kincaid
Maxwell
Auburn
Lnd
Nellie Day
Emma Garrison
Minute Bay
Ripley
Agnes Davis
Batavia
H. J) Green
Milwaukee
Young Peoples’ Society
Edith Denham
H. A. Day
J. 8. Bates
Alice McKee
The
Presbyterian Church
Jackie Davis
Andrew Barge
C. G
Dr. Norris
George Cutler
Miss Sallie Castlen
Evansville
Ind
Business of the Bees in Southern California
J. J. Rapp of this county returns from California with 21 000 pounds of honey at 6 14 cents per pound. Southern California is the sweetest country in the world and will market 106 tons of honey this year, the distilled essence of bee.
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J. J. Rapp
California
Bright Evenings in Loveland Celebrates Fourth Anniversary
The Musical Society of Loveland marked its fourth anniversary with a Monday evening program at the society rooms. Performances included Fairy Song, Bugle Song, Who Knows What the Bells Say, and duets by Prof. B. F. Alcoke with Miss Georgia Thompson, featuring Miss Kate Peachy on piano. Refreshments followed and guests enjoyed social time. local observers praise Loveland’s musical talent and suggest monthly or biweekly meetings with a small admission fee.
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Musical Society of
B. F. Alcoke
Georgia Thompson
Batavia
Tux Bret Salve Offers Cure All Skin Ailments
Advertises Tux Bret Salve as a universal remedy for cuts burns ulcers sores and many skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Sold by W R Walker Batavia and J B Walker Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Walker
Batavia
J. B. Walker
Williamsburg
Free trial bottles boost sales at Batavia and Williamsburg stores
A local newspaper note claims Stella General revival of trade at Wo Ry Walker's Drug Store in Batavia and J B Walker's in Williamsburg as they give away free trial bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption. The piece touts the medicine as curing coughs colds asthma bronchitis and lung diseases with a guaranteed trial and a large size bottle offered free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad By Cheney Firm
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason certifies the oath in Toledo Ohio. The remedy is taken internally and claimed to affect the blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials available. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Swing
Appecalion Co
Luuiur
Judge Swing
Howard Ferris
Fifth and Walnut
Alice Dean
Dean
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Oneney & Co
Toledo
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Druggiats
Boston Fair Board Re-elected by Large Majority
The old board of officers for the Boston Fair was returned to power with a strong majority, securing renewed leadership. The election signals stability for the organization and its forthcoming events.
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Clermont
the Courier
Grand Army
Goodwin
Hanover College
National Normal
Lebanon
Stonelick
New Boston
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Yaple
Anderson
Covington
Chile
Cleveland
Krank Roudebush
G. A. Keen
Old Fogy Party
Joseph Weaver
Timothy Curtis
George Anderson
Wm. Brown
Charles Stanton
Fillmore Ross
C. W. Pegg
Erastus Hulick
Grant Deen
P. D. Milner
Joseph Clare
J. M. Goodwin
M. W. Fagley
George Crouch
Albert Crane
George Crane
Branch Hill
M. A. Thompson
N. Hutchinson
N. H. Haywood
P. T. Fee
Grant Hurdle
Ev. Houghton
James McKinney
Frank Heiser
Ed. Simmerman
Notley Lanham
Thos. Hayden
John Smiser
Joseph Custer
P. A. Hall
Geo. Doughman
Henry Gibbs
A. J. Willis
C. W. Hartman
W. W. Hutchinson
George McAdams
W. H. Hartman
South Stonelick
A. G. South
Samuel Moyer
D. D. Marsh
Swing
Fourth Street
Peter Swing
Circuit Court
James Swing
Peter
St. Paul's
South Union
H. A. Jeremiah
John W. Hunt
R. Hawkins
Lew White
P. Kincaid
T. Stillwell
A. C. King
Charles House
W. Barber
E. Graves
J. Hodges
Wm. Johnson
Laurel
James Miller
A. L. Carnes
G. W. Balls
L. G. Ler
Locust Corner
H. D. Tone
Benjamin Mattox
John Henderson
Milford
Jacob Ackley
William Price
Jno
Him
James Powers
Charles Adams
Moscow
J. C. Grimes
James Ackley
CG. W. Jones
Newberry
Henry Runyan
George Miller
North Stonelick
M. M. Marsh
Neville Precinct
K. D. Miller
Frank Boys
John Purkiser
North Washington Precinct
Rice Fitzpatrick
F. P. Wiley
North Union Precinct
Isaac Jones
Eugene Cross
M. Hayworth
Wayne Township
Robert Clemmons
M. M. Hill
W.S. B. Randall
Thomas Kelsey
C. N. Scott
Williamsburg Township
Charley Dudley
Joseph Dennis
Joseph Innis
Henry Deel
Joseph Boyd
I. M. Jordan
William Long
W. C. Curtis
Harve Fry
Granville Abernathy
T. N. McAdams
New Richmond
Loveland
Bucklen
City OF
Lucas County
A. W. Gleason Notary Public
Yenar
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