Official Directory Judges and Officers Listed
A readable directory row lists Cleveland area officials including Judge W. J. Frasier, probate judge Lot P Hlosick, clerk James R. Barr, auditor John C. Beckett, treasurer John S Wilkin, prosecutor M R Patterson, recorder Rodolph Thomas, coroner John I Sarchet, and commissioners P Lovhary A W Nicholson Shipman. Infirmary directors include James Metseas Whan James J Gibson and others from Cambridge Kimbolton Fairview and Quaker City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon Pleas Court
W. J. Frasier
Caldwell
Ball
Zanesville
Frane
Washington
Lot P Hlosick
Cambridge
James R. Barr
Cambrids
John C. Beckett
Sherl
John M. McGill
Ood
John Ss. Wilkin
Atty—M. R. Patterson
Cambriage
Rodolph Thomas
Cambridge City Officials Named for 1900s Ballot
Cambridge Corporation officers listed include Mayor William Wharton and councilmen T. G. Brown L. Capiel Robert Hammond W. H. K. Melivar W. E. Boden 5. A. Craig J. L. Bruner R. Moore. Clerk Charles L. Madison Treasurer Stephen Potts Marshal E. M. Stottlemire Cemetery Trustees Stephen Potts Jed Williams A Hutchison Street Commissioner Henry Motte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wharton
T. G. Brown
Justices of the Peace in Guernsey County lineups
A list of justices of the peace by township names Guernsey county including Adams Cambridge Jackson Jefferson Knox Liberty Madison Millwood Monroe Oxford Richland Spencer Spencer Wyandot and Westland with names such as Watson Carpenter Hibbs Purkey Daugherty Wilson and Foley. The roster covers townships like Cambridge Byesville Quaker City North Salem and Senecaville among others.
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Justices OF the Peacee Guernsey CO
Adams
D M Watson
Gallagher
Joseph Wilson
Sage
Muskingum County
Cambridge
W A Carpenter
Elza Tanner
Nenbreane Center
E M Nelson
Wash Ugton
WP Carrent
Midway
Jackson
James Selby
John Frye
Byesville
Jeerson
J W Armstrons
Homas McKahan
Brady
Knox
J L Hawthorne
Eighton
Ro Patterson
J B Tarkle
Joseph Ferrer
Fairview
Richland
N T Oliver
Morison Chester
Alex Lane
Senecaville
Spencer
Joseph Purkey
Cumberlainds
Bi ¢ Dollison
Biue Bell Valley
M L Spaid
Dyson
G@ W Frye
DinYato Washington
Elijah Daugherty
Aid Siantel Smith
Milnersville
Westland
William EF Wilson
Johnny White
Wheeling
Alfred TH Weedon Suet Solsinom Mercer
Guernsey
Wills
Robert
Thalheimers sales and local notes in Cambridge
Readable items describe Thalheimer's bargain cross sales in dress shirts and winter hats plus local notices. Provincial news covers horse market dullness, a Missionary Convention, a creamery delivery need, a funerals, school exams, and upcoming church and court house work in Cambridge and surrounding towns.
PERSONAL ABSTRACT OF VISITS AND ILLNESSES IN CAMBRIDGE AREA
A long list shows R B Moore at home sick and many locals visiting kin or traveling to towns including Cambridge Columbus Zanesville Marietta and Cleveland. Names include Hattie Knox Norwalk J W Yost wife J E Veitch and Rev R L V Shuman with assorted trips and health notes amid society notices.
Maple Fined in Drinking Saloon Billiard Case
A test case under the late ordinance regulating drinking and billiard saloons was heard before Mayor Wharton Tuesday. D. R. Maple was fined $75 in two closing provision cases and one for running a billiard hall with a drinking saloon. The case will be appealed. J. W. Campbell represented the corporation with Steele and Mathews for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton
D. R. Maple
J. W. Campbell
Corporation
Steele and Mathews
Cambridge White and Colored baseball clash ends 15 to 7
The Cambridge White base ball club defeated the Colored team 15 to 7 last Monday afternoon. The colored boys played well and held the opponents scoreless until the fourth inning. A notable play was a fly out by Raymond in right field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge White
Raymond
Fleming visits town for State Fair entries at Columbus
Assistant Secretary James A Fleming of the State Board of Agriculture called on the Hrrarn Monday and left a catalogue of the State Fair entries. The fair will be held in Columbus on September 3 4 5 6 and 7, with promises of the best exhibition yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A Fleming
State Board of Agriculture
Hrrarn
Columbus
Secret session on coal screening by state mining board
Edward Orton, John Bradshears, and David D. Williams with John H. Williams, Secretary, appointed under legislative act to oversee mining interests, met here Tuesday for a secret session on coal screening in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Orton
John Bradshears
David D. Williams
John H. Williams
Commissioners Proceedings Record from Byesville and Nearby Townships
The commissioners met in special session and reserved decision on John Dickson damages from a bridge collapse at Byesville until August 8. They ordered the special road fund due turned to township trustees of Adams Cambridge Center Knox Londonderry Monroe Valley Wheeling. The petition to reinstate old school district boundary lines in Cambridge township was denied. John Jackman of Senecaville, just released from Atheris Asylum on furlough, was examined for insanity after a fall in Kansas four years ago. a skull fracture and a family history of disease are noted. He may be returned to the asylum. He is rational at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dickson
Byesville
Adams
Cambridge
Center
Knox
Londonderry
Monroe
Valley
Wheeling
Cephas N. Black
Cambridge Township
Township Board of Education
John Jackman
Senecaville
Kansas
Pennyroyal Reunion Program Unlisted Here
Inquiries arise about the Pennyroyal reunion program not appearing in Heraup. The issue is blamed on incomplete furnishing and possible lack of Pennyroyalist alignment. Residents may hear updates in these columns as plans unfold. The reunion is scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday, August 22 and 23.
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Pennyroyaldom
Fire destroys Neeley home in Adams township
A defective flue caused a blaze at Alexander Neeley’s dwelling in Adams township on Sabbath as the family prepared dinner. The near new house and most household goods were lost, with damage around $2,000 and $800 insured. Neeley suffered facial burns while fighting the flames. Hawthorne of this place lost an $80 evaporator stored there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Neeley
Adam’s
Neeley
H.R. Hawthorne
Government to furnish trusses to disabled soldiers
An 19th century Western exchange notes that every soldier or officer in service who is disabled and drawing a pension will receive a proper truss at government expense after examination by a Pension Examining Surgeon. When current trusses wear out or are unusable, new ones will be supplied.
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United States
Man accused of burglary sent to jail after raid
Earl Court, claiming residence in Pennsylvania, robbed A Speer and Son store at New Concord last week. He was captured near Cumberland after a fierce struggle and brought before Justice Aiken, then confined in jail awaiting Common Pleas Court action on burglary charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Earl Court
Pennsylvania
A. Speer & Son
New Concord
Cumberland
Sheriff sale transfers three farms in Adams Knox and Jackson townships
J. M. McGill sold three parcels at sheriff’s sale last Saturday. The Chuss farm in Adams township of 2 acres was bought by D. M. Watson for 500 dollars. Thomas Thompson’s 40 acres in Knox township sold to William Young for 1686 dollars. William J. Hesket’s 40 acres in Jackson township sold to Barney Malone for 8804 dollars. Two tracts had been advertised in the Herald for five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. McGill
Chuss
Adams Township
D. M. Watson
Thomas Thompson
Knox Township
William Young
Wm. J. Hesket
Jackson Township
Barney Malone
Herap
Trapped In Rock Fall, Two Men Die In Londonderry Quarry
Andrew Hyde died after a rock collapse in Londonderry township while sheltering from a storm. His companion Byron Anderson was severely injured. They were quarrying stone when the earth loosened and the rock slid, trapping them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Hyde
Londonderry
Byron Anderson
Kansas Crops Seen Bright In Seasonable Year
David Allender of Wichita writes the Herald that March rains came just in time. Wheat looks excellent after a slim spring, oats are the best ever, and corn, Kansas staple, is the largest crop known this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Allender
Wichita
The
Herald
Kansas
Rehearing Ordered in Malone Versus Ferguson Case
The case of B. Malone against John V. Ferguson before Justice Carpenter, tried recently with notice in the Herano, was set for rehearing last Saturday but continued by mutual agreement until August 15. The impaneled jurors are John Ogier David W. Nicholson C P LB Sarchest I Marling Oldham Alf H. Tingle and Thompson Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Malone
John V. Ferguson
Justice Carpenter
Herano
John Ogier
David W. Nicholson
C. P. LB. Sarchest
I Marling Oldham
Alf H. Tingle
Thompson Willis
Culbertson Announces Reasons for Late Trial Action
A note from 5S. H. Culbertson to Page explains the late trial was caused by delayed receipt. The communication arrived Tuesday but was overwhelmed by press of other matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Culbertson
Mt Ephraim Mounts Baseball Challenge At Cambridge
Mt Ephraim Club authorizes accepted terms for a game with Cambridge B B C. The match is set for August 8 1883 at 2 PM at Mt Ephraim with Shafer as secretary confirming readiness unless changes occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Ephraim
Cambridge
Mount Epurai
Cambridge B. B. C
Mt Ephraim Club
G. Shafer
Wires at Oldhams Neighborhood Notes
Cora Philips buried his little child last Sabbath. Miss Allie Oldham of Zanesville visits this week. The past two weeks has splendid corn weather and nuts look plentiful. Blackberry pickers are at work. Whooping cough worries a few children. James and Son ground the first new wheat last week. Wm. C. Rankin of Bellaire has stayed with J. R. Boyce. Alexander Hammond, formerly on section 12, is now watchman at tunnel No 3 near Newcomerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldhams
Cora Philips
James & Son
Allie Oldham
Zanesville
Wm. C. Rankin
Bellaire
Ohio
J. R. Boyce
Nettie Knowlton
Cumberland
Alexander Hammond
Newcomerstown
Market notes and local life from the county
Watermelons in our market this week and several farmers through harvest. Theodore Haines and wife spent Sunday in town. A strong string band in the county and plans for a new pavement in front of the town building. The fair season looks promising with many premium list applications. J J Clark bought about 25 000 pounds of wool at 35 cents per pound. Mrs Jenkins of New York visited, and a Democratic Convention is announced for August 16. June 14 3m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Haines
Squire McBurney
Frame Bros
Wolf's den
Maggie Grier
Delaware
James Robinson
Samuel Mahaffey
Ohio
J. J. Clark
Jenkins
New York
McKisson
Watermelons in the market and town notes
Watermelons in the market. Dr J M McCall has been quite sick for the past week. The machinery for the new mill is expected this week. Gus Daniel returned from the West and thinks the country is good enough. Drs Bolan and Wright of Columbus operated on a child for club feet and declared the operation successful. Flora Bigford was struck by lightning while cooking, losing use of an arm briefly. Paisley was severely shocked at Benj Bay’s residence but recovered. Marshall Fulton arrested a burglar, Earl Court, who escaped from a lockup and hid in J Crozier’s stable. bail set at 35000, remanded to jail at Zanesville. Harvesting is nearly done and farmers are generally happy.
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Thalheimer’s
Jesse Kemp
Scio
George Shaw
Senecaville
Sarahsville
George Hanna
Philadelphia
M. E
Taylor’s Grove
New Concord Creamery
Benj. Broomhall
Spencer’s Station
Lucinda Duff
Flat Ridge
H.C. Hornbrook
Middlebourne
Rainey
George Conner
Byesville
B. L. Nicholson
Batesville
Charles DeLong
Barnesville
Guernsey County
Columbus
John Potts
Caldwell
Hunter
Cumberland
Jerry Smith
New Concord
Sand Hill
Woodsfield
Monroe
Noble County
Charles Singer
Frank Faucett
Illinois
Rey T. Allen
Burmah
Salem Baptist Church
Benny Zimmerman
W.K. Gooders
George McManaway
Jed Williams
Lima Fence Company
Cambridge
Mt. Ephriam Club
Marietta Boys
Cambridge Gymnasium
C. L. Wall
A. R. Murray
Wilson McMahon
R. W.lindsey
W.A. Rainey
Court House
Sheriff's
J. PD. Taylor
Summerfield
Bellaire
Ohio
Thomas Bowers
Londonderry Township
Thomas
J. M. McCall
Gus Daniel
Miss Paisley
Benj. Bay
Marshal Fulton
Alex Speer
Earl Court
Chase
J. Crozier
Zanesville
Speer
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement
Catarrh is the seed of Consumption and must be treated early. Hall's Catarrh Cure never fails to cure. Price 75 cents. Sold by John Dow nar. June 14-5m.
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Hall
John Downar
Hopewell News Highlights Local Happenings and New Ventures
Wool trade remains brisk in the neighborhood with prices at 33 cents. Wm. Duff joins the local band. James Deselm and Ceph Marlatt buy a new threshing machine for this season. Albert Kenworthy plans a trip through central Tennessee to purchase land. Miss Dorcas Chapman returns home from Wolfe's Station pleased with her visit. C G Mahoney’s new bicycle draws interest among the youths as a novelty. Justice of the Peace J R Patterson greets a happy household with a new girl at home.
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Hopewell
Wm. Duff
James Deselm
Ceph
Marlatt
Albert Kenworthy
Tennessee
Dorcas Chapman
Wolfe's Station
C. G. Mahoney
Justice of the
J. R. Patterson
Brace Up Doctor Kennedy Remedy Ad Promises Vitality
An advertisement urges readers to combat lassitude and potential illness with Dr Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy. It claims to cleanse impurities, improve blood flow, brighten the eye, and restore vigor, priced at one dollar per bottle and sold by druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Rondout
N.Y
Byesville Sees Saloon Ban Tightened Amid Mumps
The Byesville town council bars saloons within limits and plans to extend corporate borders to prevent new saloons. Mumps outbreak continues as locals note social activity amid health concerns. John Sears and two daughters visit Beallsville this week while visitors from Bellfountaine attend an ice cream supper hosted by J F P Woodrow and wife with the Byesville cornet band providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callihan
Barnum
John Sears
Beallsville
Monroe County
Nora Secrest
Clare Muller
Hartford
J. FP. Woodrow
Ramsey
Bellfountaine
Ohio
Byesville
Odell Area Notes and Farm News
The report covers losses from late rains including a steer killed by lightning and hay damage on creek bottoms. It notes a flood near the Clear Fork bridge and a 118 acre Lanning farm purchase near Odell. Also mentions Rev J W Martin sermon at Clear Fork U P church and local recovery of Eliza J Longstreth. Farmers urged to subscribe to HRRTP for reliable news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Neel
Timothy Taylor
Bracken
Rev. J. W. Martin
Clear Fork U. P
W. J. Bishop
Licking County
James Willis
Lanning
Odell
Clear Fork
Eliza J. Longstreth
Hrratp
Nowell mill property Sheriff sale in Cambridge Ohio
In the Guernsey County Court of Common Pleas order of sale John Moore sues William Nowell et al. At public sale at the Cambridge courthouse the Gregg Mill Lot known as the Nowell mill property is offered. Appraised at 5750 dollars with terms one third cash one third in one year and one third in two years secured by mortgage at 6 percent. August 1 1883. J M McGill sheriff. attorneys Parrar and Okey.
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Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey County
Ohio
John Moore
William Nowell
Court House
Cambridge
Cumberland
Gregg Mill
Nowell Mill
Iran
A. D
J. M. McGill
Win. M Parrar & Okey
Atty’s
Plif
Zanesville
Jacob N. Ferbrache
J. G. Ferbrache
J. A. Troette
Attachment Notice Against Orme Hardware Company
The Orme Hardware Company faces an attachment order issued by Justice Elza Turner of Cambridge town George McGrath in Guernsey county Ohio on July 25 1833 for fifteen dollars fifty cents and twenty dollars probable costs. The case references Orme Hardware Company in an Aug 2 1883 notice.
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Elza Turner
Cambridge Town
George McGrath
Guernsey County
Ohio
A. D
Orme Hardware Company
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Cambridge Herald
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Salesville
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Mineral Point
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Common Pleas Court
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Athens Hospital
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New Bedford
Mass
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Westland Township
Simon McCullough
Asher Williams, Jr
Cleveland
Jewett Palmer
Marietta
J. Marshall Brown
W. R. Pollock
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Spencer Township
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Collison
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Pittsburgh
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Norwalk
Wilson Barber
Loudonville
J. A. Leech
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Perry County
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Greenville
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Winchester
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T. H. Anderson
Addison
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New Philadelphia
Benjamin Wilson
Anesville
William Scott
Madison Township
Washinton County
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Imina Braninger
New Birmingham
Rlv. Shuman
South Olive
A. A. Clark
Elizabeth Haynes
Minneapolis
Minnesota
W. M. Farrar
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Galion
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Plainfield
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San Francisco
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J.R. Boyce
Oldham’s Station
Daniel Babbs
Kimbolton
TUDOR
Clea Grocory
Wheeling Avenue
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Middletown
Foutz
David E. Foutz
Baltimore
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Narrea
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Kennedy
Westfall
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John F. Conner
Robert S. Conner
John S. Conner
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Lees Square
James Davis
California
T. F. Hunter
H. E. Bullock
Johnston
United Presbyterian Church
William. Johnston
Hierarp
Ogier's Drug Store
Hf. H. Veitch
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