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From: "Marilyn Schmidt" <>
Subject: 1876 Clermont Sun Newspaper
Date: Sun, 06 Feb 2000 16:27:36 PST


Clermont Sun Newspaper, 8 Nov 1876, published at Batavia, Ohio.

A grand narrow-gauge ball will be given at Sprague's Hall,
Batavia on Tuesday evening, November 21, 1876. Col. BRANCH,
T. B. ELSTUN, BENJ. MARRIOTT and WILL LANIGAR are announced
as floor managers; and the following persons on the committee
of invitation:
Columbia, STEPHEN MEARS, ORVILLE KELLOGG, JAMES MEGRUE, GEO.
PANKISS.
Newtown, W. H. AYERS, GEO. DURHAM, J. MONGOMERY, GEO. EDWARDS. Milford, D.
MAHER, M. CONNOLEY, A. H. TUDOR, BYRON GOODWIN. Gravelotte, CHAS. HOWE, M.
LIEF;
Elstun's Station, L. I. DAVIS, ISAAC LIEF, JOEL VAIL.
Perintown, R. KERNOHAN, ED. JONES, WHITE MILLER.
East Liberty, REESE SAPP, CHAS. HELTMAN, REESE STEWART.
Batavia, A. C. GLANCY, THOS. GLANCY, JOHN YOUNG, CHAS.
BUVINGER, J. C. MCMATH.
Mt. Carmel, A. MORRISON, GEO. KYLE, A. DAVIS;
New Richmond, CHAS. DIMMITT, C. W. DAWSON, T. C. GOWDY,
J. W. LENNIN;
Withimsville, B. JONES, TIP DAVIS, P. S. JONES.
Music will be furnished by Prof. REEVES string band.
Admission, one dollar--supper extra.

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MARRIED

ELLSBERRY-MCGOHAN. On Wednesday November 1st, 1876 by
Eld. J. H. LOCKWOOD, at his residence, Mr. DARIUS B.
ELLSBERRY and Miss IDA MCGOHAN, all of this county.

TONE-BEHYMER. On Tuesday October 31st, 1876 by Rev. L.
M. DAVIS, at the residence of the bride's father, Mr.
WM. J. TONE to Miss FLORA J. BEHYMER, all of Clermont
County.

ROSSELL-GLANCY. On October 31st, 1876, by Rev. JOHN H.
LEAS, at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. LEWIS
ROSSELL, of Dayton, Ohio and Miss LIZZIE GLANCY, of Batavia.

LANE-MARSH. On November 2nd, 1876 by Rev. JOHN H. LEAS,
at the residence of the bride's father, near Boston, Mr.
ALBERT LAND and Miss ELLA MARSH.
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MILFORD

There was no services held at the M. E. Church Sunday night
for the reason that having no fuel they could have no fire.
The congregation in the morning suffered severely from the
cold.

Mr. and Mrs. F. H. ALLEN have returned from their centennial
trip. Mrs. L. B. HARDING, Mrs. JACOB TRABER and Miss MADGE
BIGGS are all at the big show and visiting other metropolitan
cities of the U. S.

The farmers are all busy getting their crop of corn and
getting ready for winter that is upon us.

Mr. H. T. SHOEMAKER and family have removed to Tusculum
Station.

Mr. ISAAC LEAF has just completed a new residence facing
the narrow-gauge in South Milford. With their increased
facilities for reaching the city, we would not be surprised
to see many more of the same kind going up. We hope to see
their station changed from a flag to a regular station,
as it has a central location and is patronized by all the
citizens of Milford as well as the surrounding neighborhood.



transcribed by Marilyn Schmidt

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