Lincoln County notes and political updates
The item covers Democratic Party searches for strength ahead of a National Convention, death of Rodney Foos in Xenia who once served as Clerk of the Supreme Court, the Scott law before the Supreme Court after a Cleveland District Court ruling, insurrections in Cuba tied to financial disorder, creation of State Inspector of factories and shops, Caldwell hosting the Republican Congressional Convention on July 1 with potential renominations for J. D. Taylor and delegate counts by county, and optimism on the U.S. wheat crop due to larger acreage and mild winter effects.
Cambridge Bids for Ohio Prison Bid Cited by Ad
Massachusetts law requires school boards purchase supplies at town expense and loan to students free of charge with regulations. Meanwhile Ohio builds an intermediate prison, prompting many towns to bid. Cambridge urged to join and place a bid, aiming for leading position.
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Massachusetts
Ohio
Cambridge
Fruits as breakfast aid says Dr. Wilson in Southern World
Dr. Wilson in the Southern World argues against the belief that no fruit should be eaten at breakfast. He recommends peaches and apples to balance morning secretions and praises small seeded fruits like figs blackberries raspberries and strawberries for nutrition cleansing acidity and laxative seeds.
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Wilson
Democrats Seek Local Candidates for County Offices
The party names several potential nominees including Wm. Angus of Liberty for Clerk of the Courts, Thomas Smith of Oxford for Sheriff, N. R. Morgan of Westland and D. E. Patterson of Wills for Treasurer, W. S. Heade and R. T. Scott of Cambridge and William Eagleton of Centre for Prosecuting Attorney, James Stewart of this township and Andrew McCleary of Jefferson for Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Angus
Liberty
Thomas Smith
Oxford
N. R. Morgan
Westland
D. E. Patterson
Wills
W. S. Heade
R. T. Scott
Cambridge
William Eagleton
Centre
James Stewart
Andrew McCleary
Jefferson
Cambridge Citizens Push Plan to Reorganize Board of Trade
A well attended Cambridge Town Hall meeting backed forming a seven member Board of Trade to solicit funds for a glass works or other manufacturing enterprise. Subscriptions would be at least 0.5 percent of property value, with a lien on the project. The board will meet Thursday at seven thirty at the Mayor's office.
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Cambridge
John Kirkpatrick
T. H. Anderson
Anderson
W. K. Gooders
J. O. Medlyar
Mr. Parker
E. W. Mathews
Board of Trade
Cambridge Township
W. H. McFarlane
James O. McIlyar
J.O. McIlyar
M.D. Robins
W. B. Cosgrave
W.B. Cosgrave
W. H. McFarland
Baltimore and Ohio Introduces Round Trip Tickets Across Trans Ohio
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces new round trip tickets across the Trans Ohio Divisions at reduced rates valid for thirty days. Available from any station to any station west of the Ohio River, with special excursion rates for groups of ten or more.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Trans-Ohio
Ohio River
Trans Ohio
Meeting Notice of Guernsey County Wool Growers Association
The Executive Committee will meet at the Eagle Hotel Cambridge on Tuesday April 29 at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. A full board meeting follows for important business. All members are urged to attend.
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Guernsey County Wool Growers’ Association
Eagle Hotel
Cambridge
Mini Er McColivm
Grand Army of the Republic
Sugar Tree News Highlights and Local Updates
Samuel Stephens suffers neuralgia while Maggie Clark reports a Kansas fever among farmers. John Milligan celebrates a ten year old son as eight children are mentioned. Mumps appear in the area and a poor peach crop is foreseen. The McCleary Bros plan to move their saw mill to William Gunn's place next week. Miss Mary Clark returns from Harrison county. A grand picnic at Bell's school house with Kimbolton Band is planned for the last day of school. John Gillespie dies after three years in Iowa.
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John Clark
Alex Milligan
Sugar Tree
Mr Wharton
Harrison County
McCleary
Allepublicans
Mary Clark
Mack Leeper
Bell
Kimbolton
John Gillespie
Iowa
Local notes and obituaries from Hartford township
Adam Davis repairs drug store. Hog and cattle law began last Monday. Thomas Larvick and Mrs James Trott are sick. James Laughlin went to Pittsburgh on business last Saturday. Shreve son of Isaac Frye was kicked by a horse last Wednesday. Michael Dyson sold property to E E Selders and Edward Spaid for 600 dollars. Miss Margaret James aged 94 and Miss Mary Messer died last week in Noble county. George R Spaid elected school director for three years. Joseph Dyson appointed clerk. Mrs King Thompson with Miss Burt of Byesville visited William Thompson last Monday. Alex Robins of Baltimore visiting Hartford relatives. plans to move in about two weeks. Dr Charles Aplin senior and junior attended funeral of Welcome Aplin. Benj Larrick Sr died April 16 aged 77. Rev Booker conducted funeral. interment Buffalo cemetery. William Aplin died April 15 at 76 from dropsy of the heart. funeral by Rev Keil at Hartford Lutheran church. A Woman's Missionary Society organized last Sabbath at Hartford Lutheran church with Mrs Joseph Laughlin president.
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Adam Davis
Thomas Larvick
James Trott
James Laughlin
Pittsburgh
Shreve
Isaac Frye
Michael Dyson
E E Selders
Edward Spaid
Joseph Dilley
Margaret James
Mary Messer
Noble County
George R Spaid
Joseph Dyson
King Thompson
Burt
Byesville
William Thompson
Alex Robins
Baltimore
Hartford
Charles Aplin
Hocking County
Welcome Aplin
Benj Larrick
Booker
Buffalo
William Aplin
Keil
Lutheran Church
Woman's Missionary Society
Lutheran Church In
Joseph Laughlin
Alice Thompson
Emma Robins
Sadie Spaid
Darby News notes local visitors and college plans
J A Herdman of the Darby News visits relatives. Prof W R Harper of Chicago visits his father over Sabbath. Students plan a college baseball nine. Communion services set for the first Sabbath of May with Rev J W Martin assisting. Literary societies to add about $60 worth of books. R F Harper travels to the East for weeks in Washington Philadelphia and New York before sailing to Europe. Constable elect Ladd arraigned for theft and slander. town reacts with strong sentiment and a near-lynching mood, but restraint prevails.
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J. A. Herdman
The
Darby News
W R Harper
Chicago
U P Church
J W Martin
North Salem
R F Harper
East
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Europe
Ladd
Massey
Ground Plowing and Planting Data Report
The record lists fall and spring plowing figures with amounts of ground plowed, potato counts per hill, eyes per hill, and miscellaneous seed/end measurements. It shows differences favoring fall plowing and various metrics like seed end and mixed end per hill for multiple entries.
Spring Sluggishness Linked to Winter Diet Now Cured
Medical note suggests spring feebleness stems from carbonate buildup in blood from winter heating foods. Recommends Ayer s Sarsaparilla as the best blood purifier to remedy the condition.
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Ayer
Local road access restored and community updates
Wm Smith moves to Frank Berstler’s farm while James Niller tends traveling public. DW Brumbaugh visited town, now at Freeport. Moses Stockdale works on Wirick district school house. Rev Erwin of New Concord to preach at the ME church next Sunday. Hotel property to be repaired before reuse. Wm Lawrence to teach summer term at Sligs. Henderson Tuttle at Oakdale.
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Wm Smith
Frank Berstler
James Niller
DW Brumbaugh
Freeport
Moses Stockdale
Wirick
Erwin
New Concord
Wm Lawrence
Sligs
Washington Township
Henderson Tuttle
Oakdale
The Woman's Physician Advertised for Ladies
A delicate plain talk on diseases of the sex by women, recommended by eminent lady physicians. A common sense medical work for ladies only with causes and symptoms and care for each condition. Bound and illustrated, sent post paid for $1. Address Rochester Publishing Co., Osburn Block, Rochester, N. Y. February 14 84.
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RocuEester Publishing Co
Osburn Block
Rochester
N. Y
Byesville Social Notes and Local Updates
Byesville reports marriages and arrivals including Mr Asbury Watson and Miss Ida Shriver. Daniel Shively resumes duty at the livery stable. Miss Jennie Torrens of Cumberland visited, JD Meek from Senecaville stays several days. Elder McBroom returns home. Spaid Johnson of Point Pleasant move saw mill for town hall lumber. Mrs Rev Wm Hickman died April 14. funeral Thursday. an infant died with her. School closed April 11. Bliss and Bradshaw oversee rooms. scholars excelled. Morrow Brothers and Miss Belle Millhone provided music. parents pleased with progress.
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Asbury Watson
Ida Shriver
Daniel Shively
Jennie Torrens
Cumberland
JD Meek
Senecaville
Elder McBroom
Spaid & Johnson
Point Pleasant
Wm Hickman
Jne
Olie Bradshaw
Morrow Brothers
Belle Millhone
Bucklen Arnica Salve Adverts Claim Universal Cure
An advertisement touts Bucklen arnica salve as the best remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions. It promises to cure piles or no pay and guarantees satisfaction or refund. Sold by J R Downar. January 31.
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J. R.downar
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Attention Wool Growers
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Young America
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