Large Guernsey County Republican Convention in Cambridge
A crowded Guernsey County Republican convention in Cambridge on April 10 1888 saw heated intraparty maneuvering and verbal pledges as candidates for sheriff treasurer and other offices were debated. Delegates from townships were seated, committees named, rules set, and a full ticket plus state convention delegates chosen amid lively oratory and factional sparring.
County Assessors List by Precinct and Officers
The Assessors met at the Auditor's office with Auditor Smith presiding. They exchanged views on duties and received supplies and instructions. The list includes Adams township Alpheus Ringer Cambridge 1st precinct Wm E Black 2d precinct Sno W Barnes 3rd precinct Robi Watson 4th precinct D Bratton Canbridge town ward A Listen Burris 72 ward B Sam Williams ward G R Nelson ward D Isaac Lofland Center township J G Doneboo Jackson Stacy H Taylor Bomo ks icene
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Smith
Adams Township
Alpheus Ringer
Cambridge
Bratton Canbridge Town
Listen Burris
Sam’'l Williams
Sedescre
R Nelson
Tates Loyd
Selby Jefterson
Stacy H Taylor Bomoksicene
Suche Soda Ouecseschess
Tonne
Preston Addy Libberty
Nc.c
Secseveness Snsevcess Rerens
Taylor Longonaetty
Eecer Cryeerees
Hyde Madison
Antrim
FE McBride
John G
Stockdale
ASTI
Sssnesees
Rose Ponoses
R Stewart Rum i
Shane Naecenees
Deeren
Winchester
Stewart Mill Woo
James Likes
Sire Sa
Liesis Coes Boas Beewe Care
Aotessaep Groaso
Washington
T Daugherty
County Justice of the Peace results by township
Official count shows multiple townships electing two justices of the peace. Adams has Wilson and Watson tied at 79. Cambridge votes split among Daugherty 542 B Satcher 431 Annis 86. Knox Swan 84 Lawyer 75 Nelson 70 Robinson 58. Oxford Morton 165 Turkle 134. Liberty Petterson 158 Thompson 111 Luccock 144. Richland Oliver 153 Emerson 74 Gordon 1. Morrison Cheater 3 Moore 260 Purkey 257. Washington Grimsley 83 Lightell 51. Canvassing board: Clerk Weedon and Justices Turner and Daugherty.
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Justice of the Peace
Adams Township
J G Wilson
D M Watson
Cambridge
Daugherty
C P B Satcher
J E Annis
Knox
James P Lawyer
Thomas K Swan
4A Robinson
I O Nelson
Oxford
J B Turkle
John M Morton
Liberty
S W Luccock
J K Thompson
J L Petterson
John Bumgardner
J P Carnes
John Moniger
J L Davis
Richland
N T Oliver
George Emerson
H F Gordon
Morrison Cheater
Spencer
W H Moore
Joseph Purkey
Washington
S L Grimsley
J M Lightell
Clerk Weedon
Turner and
Honest Doctor Endorses Swift Specific for Blood Poison
Dr J N Chenney of Ellaville Georgia praises Swift Specific in a 1887 letter stating the medicine revolutionizes old school practice, offering a safe cure for blood poison when directions are followed. He notes mercurial treatments are dangerous and urges treating physicians to consider this remedy.
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Ellaville
Schley County
Georgia
Swift
Swift Sixcirie Co
Atlanta
Local Notes and Elections and Social Highlights
Ainsworth Hope attends Muskingum College. Miss Annie Allen returns from a winter in Tontogany Ohio. Jefferson township Democrats elect treasurer and assessor last Monday. Easter program by MBE Sunday school drew a full house. Public collection and card sales totaled 26.40 dollars.
Probate Court Probate Actions and Guardianships Noted
John Robinson as executor for Eliza Queen filed final account. LK Hill guardian of Jessie B Hill filed first and final account. Daniel F. Bichard guardian of Daniel A Bichard filed a new bond. JT McPherson appointed guardian of T Whittington Underhill. A H Atherton executor of Wilson H Buchanan filed inventory. Lot P Hosick appointed guardian ad litem of Bertha Suonafrank. David T Satcher administrator of Robert Kimbal filed second account. W A White guardian of Loretta McCullough filed final account. A T Jones chose Jacob Fisher as his guardian. D Kennon assignee of Atherton & Bratton filed petition to sell desperate claims. Joseph Purkey appointed administrator of Hezekiah Bell. Bond $1500 with Sureties J KK Casey, D D Taylor, J L Starr. Turner G Brown granted leave to defend in case of John St Clair administrator of Nancy E Kerr et al. B F Shearow executor of Solomon Shearow filed sale bill and sought sale confirmation. Sale confirmed and deed ordered. Assignment of dower and appraisal order issued in Hammond case. Will of Peter Reasoner admitted to probate. Samuel Reasoner and C P Morgan named administrators bond $11,000 with A Patterson and A Ringer as sureties. A U Kester resigned as executor of Samuel R Larue estate. Sonora Larue appointed administratrix with will annexed, bond $1000, inventory filed. Licenses to marry issued to F W Jewell and Carrie of McCamus, J L Starr and Harriet Bevis, C M McPeek and Tillie E Brothers.
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John Robinson
Eliza Queen
LK Hill
Jessie B Hill
Daniel F. Bichard
Daniel A Bichard
JT McPherson
T Whittington Underhill
A H Atherton
Wilson H Buchanan
Lot P Hosick
Bertha Suonafrank
David T Satcher
Robert Kimbal
Loretta Mc.Cullough
A T Jones
Jacob Fisher
Kennon
Atherton & Bratton
Joseph Purkey
Hezekiah Bell
KK Casey
D D Taylor
J L Starr
Turner G Brown
John St Clair
Nancy E Kerr
F Shearow
Solomon Shearow
Alex Hammond
Samuel Mahaffey
Johnson Hammond
Susannah Hammond
Peter Reasoner
Samuel Reasoner
C P Morgan
Patterson
Ringer
U Kester
Samuel R Larue
Sonora Larue
F W Jewell
Carrie
McCamus
Harriet Bevis
C M McPeek
Tillie E Brothers
Electric Bitters praised as universal remedy
An advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a pure, universal cure for liver and kidney diseases, malaria, headaches, constipation and indigestion with a money back guarantee, priced 50 cents and 100 dollars per bottle at Wall & Co's Drug Store. Norwich resident Rosanna B White owns two ancient heirlooms, a brass flax hackle and brass needle case, each two hundred years old, among other relics.
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Original Abietine Ointment Sold In Tin Boxes
The Original Abietine Ointment is offered in two ounce tin boxes and claimed as a universal cure for sores burns wounds chapped hands and skin eruptions. It promises to cure piles and is sold by Cambridge druggists at 25 cents per box or 30 cents by mail. February 23.
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California Cat A Cure marketed as cough remedy
Proprietors authorize refunds if California King of Cough Cures fails. For coughs croup whooping cough and throat and lung troubles. When head catarrh forms California Cat A Cure best. Sold at 100 dollars per package with three for 250 dollars.
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Santa Alie
California
Veteran Comedian Praises Butte-Tine Remedies Publicly
A veteran performer credits Butte-Tine with relieving years of complaint and kidney trouble after inability to perform due to back pain. He also endorses Senta Able for throat issues and notes strong sales of Butte Tine in Boulder.
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Jame
Senta
Ben, Corton
Annual Encampment of Ohio G A R at Toledo
Annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Toledo Ohio will be held April 24 to 26 1888. Cleveland and Marietta Railway offers round trip tickets at one fare with return by April 28 1888. Through coaches run from all stations to Toledo to avoid car changes.
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Department of Ohio
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Cleveland & Marietta Ry. Co
B and O R R Excursion Tickets Offered West and South
The B and O R R will sell excursion tickets on April 3 and 24 to principal points in the West Northwest South and Southwest at a single round trip fare. Tickets must read via B and O R R to be carried on the limited express trains without extra charge. For tickets rates train times and sleeping car accommodations contact any B and C R R agent or P E Dom Baugh Columbus O F P Copper Tiffin O J T Lane Bellaire O.
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Prohibitionists Call Meeting in Cambridge April 24
The Prohibitionists of Guernsey county are called to meet at Cambridge in the old M E church on April 24 to nominate a county ticket select an Executive Committee appoint delegates to the State Convention and conduct other business. Each precinct has five delegates and five alternates. All Prohibitionists in the county are urged to attend. J E Annis Chairman W G Walters Secretary Ex Com
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve Sale Notice
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the best remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Sold by C. L. Wall & Co at 25 cents per box. Effective through December 188.
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C. L. Wall & Co
Joseph D Taylor for Congress in Bellaire May 15 1883
Announcement endorses Joseph D Taylor as candidate subject to the Bellaire Congressional Convention on May 15 1883. The note credits his one and a half terms in Congress for district gains in wool pension and labor welfare and argues for a third term without opposition.
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