Cambridge Herald April 3 1884 Local News Items
Notes on subscribers changing residence base Ball season gossip and mumps in Cadiz. Belmont County political notes Barnesville planing mill Hyde Toland sheep pelts. Local business openings weather notes Odd Fellows town growth and rail extension contract. Quaker City glass works improvements and cemetery records. Obituary Mrs Susan Carothers age 72 Washington township. Bee trees found in Jackson township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Carothers
Washington Township
R. M. Williams
Jackson Township
Burglars In Jail Attempt Escape In Cambridge
Three inmates Frank Daley Charles Martin and Charles Dunlap broke from their cell Sunday night sliding bolts and boring lattice bars to reach the passage. They briefly escaped but were pursued and recaptured by local officers and townsfolk with Sheriff McGill insisting on tighter confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Frank Daley
Charles Martin
Charles Dunlap
D. N. Maple
George Johnson
H. Hyatt
Orin Reiley
M. R. Patterson
A. Tannehill
Fire destroys Mustard home in Cambridge on Steubenville Ave
Fire alarm drew Cambridge residents early Monday. A frame house at Steubenville Avenue, home to John Mustard, burned after a defective flue. Property losses run about 109 to 200 dollars for Mustard and 500 for owner Henry Steele. No insurance. A relief subscription quickly raised 260 dollars for Mustard. Both men thank the Cambridge neighbors for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Steubenville Avenue
John Mustard
Henry Steele
Fordyce pleads guilty in Arkansas editor killing case
States Attorney in the S. W. Fordyce case altered the charge to assault and battery. Fordyce pleaded guilty and was fined $200. The killing occurred months ago. Fordyce once resided in the county and has local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Fordyce
Matthews
The
Hot Springs
Ark
What shal he do with it play tip for cough cure
A note suggests a new play titled What shal he do with it to air advice about a bottle of Dr Bull's Cough Syrup. It recommends taking a spoonful three times daily to cure a cough or cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bull
Benj S McBride Takes Charge of National Hotel
Benj S McBride, formerly of this place, has taken charge of the National Hotel at St Clairsville. With Ben as mine host the National will still retain its reputation as a good place to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benj. S. McBride
National
St. Clairsville
Ben
The
Legislature Refunds Funds to County Commissioners
A bill passed the lower House to reimburse Jesse E. Reed Patrick Lochary and Bennet Rose man for money they paid personally as late county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse E. Reed
Patrick Lochary
Bennet Roseman
Personal News Updates From Londonderry and Surroundings
A string of local items notes visits and movements. John M Richardson in town this week. Prof E Burgess often visits Lancaster. Miss Cora Brown from Greenville visiting Londonderry. Mrs Harkness of Cincinnati visiting. S Hall of Spencers Station gone to Kansas. Miss Lizzie Eckles of Fairview visiting Barnesville. Montie Fulton to Massillon for telegraphing work. Eliza K Blackwood of Pennsylvania among Londonderry friends. W C Campbell in Cincinnati on legal business. T D Cheadle and family plan to live in Cambridge. Joseph Majors moved from Morristown to a farm near Middlebourne.
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Cora Brown
Greenville
Harkness
Cincinnati
Hall
Spencers Station
Kansas
Lizzie Eckles
Fairview
Barnesville
Montie Fulton
Massillon
Eliza K. Blackwood
Pennsylvania
Londonderry
W. C. Campbell
T. D. Cheadle
Cambridge
Joseph Majors
Morristown
Middlebourne
J. E. Richey
Chicago
W. A. Leech
Caldwell
Lillie Porter
Beil
David Love
Jacob Meredith
D. A. Frame
Kimbolton
Yekey
Gibsons Station
Texas
Filmer Meredith
Chattanoga
Tennessee
Ella Barber
Mollie Kesselring
James
Cambridge furniture man A brisk stroll with J R Troette interview
City editor visits West Main street showroom of J R Troette the Cambridge Furniture Man. Troette declares trade is improving and explains discount buying from jobbers 15 to 25 percent below wholesale. He highlights low prices on bureaus bedsteads chairs and a full line of burial goods.
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J. R. Troette
Cambridge
West Main Street
Local notice roundup of civic changes and elections
The column reports ongoing changes in town life including a mill sale to Barnes & Sons, new insurance applications through JP McClelland, property transfers, and a shorthorn bull calf purchase. It notes a balloon ascent by Prof Tony White at the fall fair and a Congregational church meeting with pleasing finances. Township Republicans and Democrats nominate candidates for Trustees Clerk Treasurer Assessor Constables and Justice of the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Patterson
HM McCracken
Tony White
Miss Rose Ankeneys
Barnes & Sons
JP McClelland
JM Thompson
Ek. A. Haines
Presbyterian Church
John Kester
RC Purdum
J W Moore
J W Cale
RS Frame
Lowry
RH Henry
Old National Road
Cambridge
Alfred Skinner
W A Wilkin
J R Rhodes
C Aultman Frame
O F Lowry
J J Cunningham
James Voorhes
Thomas Hamilton
Justice of the Peace
VC Craig
Batatehey
Thomas Heimer
Jos FE Sproat
Samuel Boyd
I Lawrence
Wm Colley
Wm Bumgardner
Jacob S Amster
Samuel Sutton
J M Patterson
Farmers Seek Rest Before Spring Planting
A veteran farmer laments exhaustion for spring and summer work and directs readers to buy five dollars worth of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla from a druggist, claiming it will rejuvenate them and yield returns like compound interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Oldham's Station and Area Notices
John Cain visited A W Barnes last week. Mrs John C Phillis Sabbathed with friends in Cambridge. Wm P Thomas sold his Oldham farm. Prank F Sharon to prospect Tennessee this week. Ra Booth works with John T Maffet foreman on section 12 C MB R. David T Sarchet rents Moses Sarchet's farm and will take possession April 1. Alf Sarchet sold cattle to Jesse Clark near Kimbolton. Miss Jennie and Ella Sherrard visited the Misses Nicholsons near Eyesville. Andy Barnes and Hopewell boys fox drive Saturday. WP Sherrard shipped fine pigs from Pa to Lim.
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John Cain
W Barnes
John C Phillis
Cambridge
Wm P Thomas
Oldhams
Sharon
Tennessee
Ra” Booth
John T Maffet
Alf Sarchet
Jesse Clark
Kimbolton
Jennie
Ella Sherrard
Dr King's New Discovery Cures Tamkannock Woman
Mrs Mary A Dailey of Tamkannock Pennsylvania suffered asthma and bronchitis for six years. After trying many doctors she found relief in October with Dr Kings New Discovery and soon fully recovered gaining fifty pounds. Free trial bottle offered at J P Downar's Drug Store. Large bottles one dollar.
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Mary A. Dailey
Tamkannock
Dr. King
J. PR. Downar’s
Porter
Crete
Athlophakus
Ato
Pai
Athlo
Athlophoros CO
Wall ST
Tuna
Notable Local Guests and Farewell Sermon Passages
CB Wilson and his mother visit Mrs McCoritle and friends. Jev Conraves preaches farewell on Sabbath night. Rey Hays wins favor with many after a year with us. market wheat falls from 5c, implying further decline if crops prosper. Wm McKelvyey dies and is buried. Joys Kumler and Hays lead funeral. Joel and Lissie Ferree return from Kennonsboro with music. James Early, 28, dies suddenly. youngest child of Wm Cubbison dies after colt accident. Spring sees Kumler with chickens. a local cat survives Rey’s mischief without loss of life.
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CB Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Joys Kumler
Hays
Joel
Lissie Ferree
Kennonsboro
James Early
Wm Cubbison
Kumler
Rey
Housewire Magazine Free Year Offer for Ladies
A domestic journal targeted to American homes offers one year free to every lady who sends the names and addresses of 10 married ladies and 30 cents in stamps for postage. The note claims the paper is best for housekeepers and aims to build subscriptions by sample copies. Regular price is $1.00 per year. Tar Housewire Rochester NY Peb 14 55 6m
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Tae
Housewire
Rochester
N.Y
Local notices from Pt Pleasant list illnesses moves and events
The column records Mrs Minnie Spaid and Mrs Fannie Sites ill and visiting kin, Miss Jennie Hamilton visiting Byesville, and scarlet rash among school children. It notes JM Secrest moving a saw mill to Cassels station, Elva Allison visiting from Hirarsburg, and multiple property transfers including James Trott leasing, Jacob Saladay selling 95 acres, and James Waller purchasing Mrs Dyson's property. Also mentions a lecture by Ida May Leeper, Easter services, prayer meetings, school attendance at Blue Gell with Miss Minnie Booker, Anna Dubbison’s death, a Democratic convention ticket, a new timer purchase by Joseph Dilley, M E Sabbath school reorganizing with officers, Mrs Belford's illness, and travel plans of I K Hill to Spokane Falls.
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Minnie Spaid
Jennie Hamilton
Byesville
JM Secrest
Cassels Station
Fannie Sites
Norwich
William Spaid
John Brackley
Teters
Hiram Davis
Thomas Trott
Elva Allison
Hirarsburg
James Trott
George Lafoleche
Jacob Saladay
Benjamin
W J Davids
John Hipsiey
James Waller
R A Dyson
St Clairaville
Ida May Leeper
MFE
MEE
Bethel Church
Lutheran Church
C. Dysons
Qute
Blue Gell
Minnie Booker
Anna
Wia Dubbison
Joseph Dilley
Adam Davis
Davis
Elizabeth Spaid
M E Sabbath School
Joseph Kackly
Wierman Kackly
Jacob I Secrest
Dr Belford
Caldwell
Toledo
I. K Hill
Senecaville
Ile
Spokane Falls
Montana
Homer
Local notes on crops and community moves in the county
A prospect for a large wheat crop is noted. Jacob Endly plans to move to Cambridge this summer. Gussie Parkinson is hired to teach at Raccoon school. Frank Yeo of Clio visits friends nearby. W C Scott ships poultry this week and will travel if roads worsen. Wm Tannehill and Laura Wirick close their schools in Antrim and here respectively. Mr Alford Greenland sells to Wm A Parker for 800 dollars as Greenland contemplates moving west. The saw mill on W C Hannah's place operates south of town. About four local boys will head west next week, while Winchester expects more departures and hopes men return next winter.
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Hyde & Toland
Londonderry
M. Hawthorne
Paul Sherrard
West Cambridge
W. A. Talbott
Barnesville
Millwood Township
Rev. Lytle
Allegheny Theological Seminary
Wheeling
Vienna
Austria
Academy
McGill
Jonathan Rose
Oxford Township
Close & Bros
St. Clairsville
Dougherty
Freeport
R. W. Lindsey
George Y
C. B. Wilson
Amberland
Zanesville
Alpheus Ringer
Mineral Point
Ringer
Sarsaparilla Mead
Thomas M. Nicholas Joseph Iddings
Belmont County Court
Noble
Cambridge Lodge
Caldwell Lodge
Hartford
Senecaville
William Wilkin
Lotland
Cambridge
Ohio
Mathews
Richardson & Co
Seneca Lake Nurseries
Geneva
N. Y
Valley Junction
Bowerstown
W. A. Meredith
New Birmingham
Speck’s
Cotton
Jacob Endly
Gussie Parkinson
Frank Yeo
Clio
Jefferson Township
Hear
W C Scott
Wm Tannehill
Antrim
Laura Wirick
Wm A Parker
Alford Greenland
Greenland
Hixenbaugh
Hannah
Raccoon School House
Winchester
Meeting of the American Medical Association in Washington
The American Medical Association holds a meeting in Washington D C on May 13 1884. Arrangements with the B and O Railroad provide delegates travel at one fourth the regular unlimited rate from principal Trans Ohio points and return on certificate.
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The
American Medical Association
Washington, D. C
Washington
D. C
ATHL OR HoROs Cited as Cure for Rheumatism
A New Haven man, Mr G G Thompson, claims ATHLOPHOROS cured his twelve year Rheumatic Neuralgia after many remedies failed. He says the treatment provided relief and sleep where others offered none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.G. Thompson
New Haven
Local Happenings and Small Changes in Town
The small boys are out fishing. A new store room rises near the depot. WL Trenner will repair his store room in the spring. James Hayt is the new ferk at Lynn Reasoner's. The Sabbath school was reorganized last Sabbath. Akron and Cambridge Coal Co. have broke ground for a new coal shaft. A slight cold may herald a serious illness. avoid it with Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL Trenner
James Hayt
Ferk
Lynn Reasoner’s
Akron and Cambridge Coal Co
The Woman's Physician Woman's health guide for ladies only
A plain talk on causes and symptoms of diseases of the sex written by women. Includes safe care for each condition in delicate language. Recommended by eminent lady physicians as a trusted guide. Bound and illustrated, sent post paid for £1.00. Address Rochester Publishing Co. Osburn Block Rochester N Y. Feb 14 84 6m
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Ochester Publishing Co
Osburn
Rochester
N.Y
Cambridge Market Prices From Weekly Corrected List
Corrected weekly prices list shows meal per bushel eggs per dozen feathers per pound sorghum per gallon salt per barrel tallow per pound lard per pound and various cuts of fresh chickens and hams with prices. Seeds include clover red top orchard grass blue grass millet and ragseed mixes with miscellaneous seed quantities and figures.
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J. R. W. Linpsry
Tony
Sutter
Notice of Estate Sale and Heirs in Guernsey County
George H. Kimble as administrator of John Allison deceased petitions probate court seeking sale of real estate in Guernsey County to pay debts. Heirs at law Augustus Perkins et al and Joseph Allison named defendants must answer by May 24, 1884. Property includes three tracts totaling about 15 acres described by metes and bounds in sections 14 and 17, township 4 range 1.
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Ollie Perkins
Belle Perkins
Harriet Perkins
Samuel Perkins
Margaret Perkins
Joseph Allison
John Allison
George H. Kimble
Issi
Guernsey
Ohio
Towit
Seid
Section
Township Four
Township
Lew
Guernsey County
George H Kimble
Ross W. Anderson
Oxford Township
Cambridge
J. M. McGill
T. P. Tallman & Son
Bent Clowser
Nobleville
Noble County
Eagle Hotel
Cumberland
Mambrino
State Fair
George
Mambrino Tranby
Columbus
Issz
Mambrino King
Mr. Jewett
York State
London
W. U. France
New York City
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Kate Middleton
Lady Stout
Robert Bonner
Mampbrino
Dr J
Patchen
Lady Thorn
Josephus
Eclipse
BAY Broys& Clowser
Notice to Heirs Samuel Lent will and probate hearing
Notice to heirs that the last will and testament of Samuel Lent, deceased, has been filed in the Probate Court of Guernsey County Ohio and will be heard for probate on the 5th day of April 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lent
Guernsey County
Ohio
Valentine Jackman
Akron and Cambridge Coal Company
Court of Common Pleas
Wheeling and Lake Erie Coal Company
Campbell & Rosemond
Atty's
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