Local Brevities Highlight City Repairs and Incidents
Public schools opened today and 124 deaths reported last week. Normal and district schools begin after vacation. 30 applicants seek teaching training. A man thrown from a buggy in Garden of Eden, a 90 year old drowned in a cistern, and a music teacher injured in a street accident are noted. A boat race ended in a draw after a boat overturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Morton
Garden of Eden
John Katale
Jncaspen
Camp Washington
Madame Rive
Court Street
Central Avenue
Tom Gaddis
Crawford House
Avondale
James Eagan
John Welch
Kagan
Murray Shipley
John T. Thompson
Regatta Club
Oberly House
Kinney
John Mullaley
Springfield
Richardson
Grand Jury Names and Local Crime Notes
The September Grand Jury was sworn by Judge Avery with foreman David Bauér and members Fred Meyer John G Lindley P Gandolfo John Fressel Herman Korte J Walters Wm Ackermeyer Aaron Boyd Edward Fennesy Goodlow Pendery Cornelius Meulster Lloyd Johnson Simon Fiebe M M Marks. A German named Wm Enster was robbed of 80 by Clara Smith of Backtown. Clara was arrested on grand larceny charges. Daniel H Wilson of Morrow left with 275 dollars and a gold watch after selling horses and has not been seen since. Hamilton County delegates to Louisville were named: First district James Snyder Mahion Hasbrook Jefferson Sherlock William White Daniel Thomas Larkin McHugh. Second district Charles Reemelin Owen B Farrelly Thomas J White W M Corry Edward Hathaway Alexander Long I J Miller Chas Linehardt. The Grant Ratification Meeting featured Gov Noyes chairing at west stand with Senator Matt Carpenter and speakers Langston Taft Clark Davis Langston and Eggleston. torchlight parade drew about a thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Avery
David Bauér
Foreman
Fred. Meyer
John G. Lindley
P. Gandolfo
John Fressel
Herman Korte
J. Walters
Wm. Ackermeyer
Aaron Boyd
Edward Fennesy
Goodlow Pendery
Cornelius Meulster
Lloyd Johnson
Simon Fiebe
M. M. Marks
Augusta
Daniel H. Wilson
Morrow
Warren County
Wilson
Hamilton County
Louisville
Commoner
Jas. Snyder
Mahion Hasbrook
Jefferson Sherlock
William White
Daniel Thomas
Larkin McHugh
Charles Reemelin
Owen B. Farrelly
Thomas J. White
W. M. Corry
Edward Hathaway
Alexander Long
I. J. Miller
Chas. Linehardt
Chas. Linehardt. Mr. Corry
Thos. J. White
Grantites
Columbus Grant Glee Club
Charles P. Taft
Peter H. Clark
George F. Davis
John M. Langston
Police Court Dismisses Drunks and Sentences Swindler Winters
In Berone Jupen Canter’s court 41 new cases were heard with 23 for drunkenness. Multiple defendants were fined and jailed for drunk and disorderly conduct, assault, and family abuse. Chas Winters, accused of grand larceny and false pretenses, was convicted and sentenced to three months in the Workhouse after attempting to quash the charge with a bank check dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berone Jupen
John Robinson
James Rolan
Pat McCarthy
Peter Kagan
Mollie Graff
Minor Hardlett
Martin Robbins
Lizzie Welch
Michael Burke
Seth Evans
Patrick Hunt
Patrick Wall
Minnie Osborn
Mollie Harris
John Guntlack
Winters
Court of Co Amon Pleas
Meader &Co
Wooster
Wine tasting and crop reports at American Wine Growers Association meeting
A Saturday meeting in Apollo Building with President Thompson chaired an update on grape crops noting a expected 20 percent larger yield than last year. Wines tested included White Concord 1869, Delaware 1871, Ives Seedling 1871, Hillside 1871, and Rentz 1871 with varied scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wine Growers’ Association
Apollo Building
Thompson
Delaware
Ives Seedling
Finch
Hillside
Rentz
Wood's Theater Opens Season With Van Winkle Cast
Amusements report Wood's Theater begins regular season with a full company. Opening bill Van Winkle features Miss Alice Harrison as Meenie and "Little Mac" as the dwarf, promising a crowded house. Rice's Minstrels play Melodeon Hall tonight led by Bill Moody, hoping for strong patronage to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood’s
van Winkle
Johnny Allen
Alice Harrison
Meenie
Little Mac
Rice
Melodeon Hall
Bill Moaning
Queen City
Henry Rice
Wood's Theater
Jiacesuar
Little Mack
Hip van Winkle
Jos. Jefferson
Rip van Ae
Daily Market Review Shows Dull Bran and Steady Prices
Market remains dull with little price movement across commodities. Bran sits at 12 3 per ton with middlings and ships scarce, while cheese and eggs show firm demand. Grain and flour hold steady, with red and white wheats up to 1 70 per bushel, corn quiet at 45 46c, and hay moderately priced. A lengthy anecdote on whiskers ends with a note from Hillsboro about changing fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipstaff
Aes Choice
Boughiogheny
Whio River
Raymond City
Devere
Exbra
Spring
Hill
Pr Ces
Kentucky
New Orleans
Orchard Trees Rule Favor Local Planting Guidance
A guideline states orchard trees perform best when planted near their intended location and warns farmers against sourcing trees from distant regions. It cautions that excessive soil enrichment can boost growth only in rare cases and emphasizes practical local sourcing over outside advice.
Fragmented quote collage on virtue and gender roles
The excerpt juxtaposes Pope on Christian charity with Veneca’s sharp view of women acting independently in labor and hardship. It critiques benevolence tied to fortune and mocks reliance on men, illustrating a tension between pious behavior and assertive modern female conduct.
Ohio County Fairs Schedule 1872 Presented by Secretary Klippart
Secretary Klippart lists county agricultural fair dates for 1872 with town and host city, from Sept. 3 to Oct. 17 across Adams to Williams counties. Notably no fair in Hamilton county this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klippart
Adams
West Union
Ashtabula
Jefferson
Auglaize
Wapakonetta
Brown
Ripley
Butler
Hamilton
Carroll
Carrollton
Columbiana
New Lisbon
Coshocton
Crawford
Pace
Darke
Greenville
Delaware
Fayette
Washingn
Franklin
Columbus
Gallia
Gallipolis
Geauga
Chardon
Guernsey
Knox
Mt. Vernon
Lake
Painesville
Logan
Bellefontaine
Lorain
Elyria
Lucas
Toledo
Marion
Morion
Medina
Miami
Troy
Monroe
Woodsfield
Montgomery
Dayton
Morrow
Mt. Gilead
Muskingum
Zanesville
Paulding
Perry
N. Lexington
Pickaway
Circleville
Preble
Eaton
Putnam
Ottawa
Ross
Chillicothe
Seneca
Tiffin
Shelby
Sidney
Stark
Canton
Summit
Akron
Trumbull
Warren
Union
Marysville
Lebanon
Washington
Marietta
Wayne, Wooster
Williams
Bryan
Wood
Bone Green
Hamilton County
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Cincinnati
Evenine Star
Henry Twitchell
Optician
Bacon's
N. W. Corner Sixth
Walnut
Monobay
Sart
Democratic Executive Committee
Joseph R. Matthews
Bennie
Good Samaritan Hospital
Good Sisters
Matthews
Newsboys
Boyblacks
Bootble
George Howell
West Sixth Street
Sixth Street
Orpheus
The
George Bramer
Gest Street
Gest Street Bridge
Cingincinpati Hospital
Cincinnati Hospital
Rod’s Hill
Ceee
Ade Naan Ee
Rem
Peiee
Skee
Wm. Enster
Clara Smith
Clara
Hammond-street
Hays & Frey
Barbara Allen
Annie Sullivan
Chas, Winters
Wm. Owen & Co
Fourth Street
Henry J. Miller
A. D. Bullock
Niagara Falls
International Hotel
Kilgour
Elm Street Railroad
Iver News
Pittsburg
Rich Scott
Portsmouth
North
Daily Market Review
the Evening Star
Chapel Hill
Hillsboro N. C
Pope
Veneca
Metcalfe — Parker
Trinity M. E. Church
M. C. Briggs
John J. Metcalfe
Bourbon County
Ella B. Parker
Wm. Wilson McGrew
North Side
West Fourth St
Insurance
Life Insurance Company, Chicago
America
M. J. Maxwell
Pike’s Opera House
Charles J. Hess
Insurance Department
ColumsBus
OTICE
Cincinnati Mutu Life Insurance Pany
James Willia
Sta
W &S
Ww. A. Patterson’s
W. Fourth St
Marquette
Upper
Mississippi
Marx's Shoe Store
West Fifth Street
Plum
Fountain Gallery
Fifth Street
Worsley
New York
W. B. Coate
Department H
W. Fourth Street
Boston
JS. H. S. Lachman
Seventh St
New York Gallery
People’s Gallery
Clark
J. English & Co
Wyoming
Tennyson
Cavalier
Pototski
Crown Prince
Hercules
U.S
O. K
M. C
L. C
L.C
C. BE
New York Cheap
R. R
Third Street
S&m
Walker Mill Road
Resor
Jones
P. O. Tf
West Mills
James K. Harin
D. H
West Fourth Street
Decker Broad
Chickering
Wilson Bro's
Melodeon, Corner Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Fifth Street Garden
Currier
John Streets
Wahle & Woltermann
Beethoven Piano School
West Seventh Street
Melodeon H
Fifth St
Betts
F.m&w
ST. Nicholas
B.roth & Sons, Cor
R. B. Hayes
H. A. Morrill
I. J. Neall
Esa
John A. Trimble, Esq
Kennedy
RGF
Shayne
Stoes
DING
Gene Eler & Curry’s
Andly
F. E. Suire & CO
Colton
Fahnestock
Fourth St
G. Q. Colton
Ellis & Co
Baltimore
M&f
West Fifth St
Lockwood, Nichols & Tice
West Third Street
Burnet House
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