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Newspaper

Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1885

Page

3

Sunflower myth and town notes from Cambridge 1885

The Cambridge Herald reports various items from August 6 1885 including a closed Gem Candy Kitchen and ongoing local concerns. Notes mention Scarlet fever in Barnesville and a proposed Guernsey county bee organization, a new money order office in Quaker City, moving of J M McGill’s drug store, and infrastructure like Carson bridge abutments.

Barnesville Quaker City W. R. Grubbs Danford J.M. McGill Adams Building Carson Bridge Cumberland Susan Arnold Guernsey

Social notes from Guernsey county and nearby towns

Many locals travel for visits and family weeks across Ohio, West Virginia, Iowa, Missouri, and Pennsylvania. Names include Miss Cater Kansas, Miss Gertie Veitch New Comerstown, Miss Lila Tingle Wheeling, I A Tannehill, Barnesville friends Ana McCoy, Grace McFarland, John Orme, M D Robins, Elijah Ferbrache, C L Blackburn, Wesley Hilliard, Coulson Callan, Mrs J T Scott, Mrs S J McMahon, Sadie Wharton, Anna Harris, Lida Savage, P T Suitt, Will Rainey, Charley Morehead, W W Elliott, W S Heade, Henderson Hawthorne, Prof E Burgess, Ki W Mathews, J W White, Judge Campbell, Daniel Johnson, Madison Duffy, Celestia Riddle, T C Stanley, Rev Dr McCleary, Miss Jennie Woods, Miss Mattie Gore, J P Brown, W R Sprague, T G Kerr.

Iowa Elijah Ferbrache Missouri C. L. Blackburn Toledo Wesley Hilliard Quaker City Hickory Hill Coulson Callan Eyesville Woodsfield Ohio J. T. Scott Dickinson Dakota Wheeling J. McMahon Sadie Wharton Noble County Anna Harris East Liverpool Lida Savage Moorefield Harrison County P. T. Suitt Will Rainey Charley Morehead Putin Bay W. W. Elliott Batesville Cambridge W. S Heade New Philadelphia Henderson Hawthorne Washington County E. Burgess Perry Fairfield Ki. W. Mathews Columbus T. C. Stanley Roscoe Coshocton County McCleary Pittsburgh Wm. Norris Danford Richard Angus Kimbolton D. A. Frame Latters Texas D. D. Taylor Pennsylvania Pittsburg Guernsey County U. P Jennie Woods Mattie Gore Caldwell

Pension Agent Bargar Begins July Pension Payment

The department has placed funds to his credit and Pension Agent Bargar is issuing the July pension payments.

Bargar

Lightning Kills 14 Year Old Miss Mary Marlatt in Knox Township

Miss Mary Marlatt aged 14 daughter of Josephus Marlatt of Knox township was killed by lightning while gathering apples with two sisters in an orchard last Saturday. The bolt struck as she half climbed a tree, igniting clothing and causing severe burns. an older sister fell insensible from the shock but recovered after treatment, while the younger sister on the ground escaped injury. The tragedy casts gloom over the community.

Mary Josephus Marlatt Knox Township

Faithful Tent No 92 Formed by Rechabites at Hutchison Block

An Independent Order of Rechabites lodge named Faithful Tent No 92 was organized at this place with thirteen members. G J Miller and Wm Johnson of Zanesville Excelsior Tent assisted in the formation. Officers installed include Samuel Williams Shepherd and others including H G McGrath CR and Paul Williams Treasurer.

Castle Hall Hutchison G. J Miller Wm. Johnson Zanesville J L Williams Whissel Paul Williams T Williams DC Ford T Vance William Groves J C Harding Lewis Prettyman

Probate Court Actions and Notices Summary

Probate court issues letters testamentary and administration for multiple estates. Final accounts for guardians and executors filed or continued. Sale bills and deeds placed on record or confirmed. Marriage licenses issued to four couples.

Henry Stephens Guardian Rebecca Mackey H. ©. Ferguson J. R. Barr N. J. Hutchison Samuel Black Horace Gillett G. W. Allender Angeline Allender Samuel Boswell Adm T. M. Brill Ann Decker John Decker Dee'd Wim. Stranathan H. D. Bartlett Samuel Prettyman Phebe Waller Sanford Casterline Annie Crambler Alonzo Wilson Emma Crapper W.A. Baker Eldora N. Cornelius

Descriptive Storm Visits Quaker City and Area

Jas Lochary and spouse of Quaker City travel visiting here. A destructive storm swept the neighborhood Saturday. No teacher yet hired for the winter term at North Star. Friends and neighbors of Mrs Anna Parsons Valley township hosted a birthday surprise last Monday week. An Iowa paper reports the death of Mrs Elizabeth McKinley, former Cumberland Ohio resident who moved to Iowa years ago. She suffered paralysis since October 1881 and endured nearly four years of illness. A Christian in youth, funeral conducted by Rev Garrison.

Jas Lochary Quaker City North Star Anna Parsons Valley Township Iowa Elizabeth McKinley Cumberland Ohio Christian Church Rey Garrison MJ Conner Hiramsburg JK Johnson Pt Pleasant Ezra Ed Burkheimer Wm Lee Jane JT Morrison Grant Bros DS Burt Lizzie Wilson Senecaville Belle Wilson Joseph Oliver Center SW Conner Chaseville Arthur Love Burt’s Hall GJ Miller Zanesville I O of R

Town honors fallen leader with citywide procession

Soldiers and citizens are asked to join a procession immediately after the Post. Businessmen should close from 2 to 4 p.m. and residents drape houses in respect. W. M. Farrar chairs the arrangements committee with C. W. Dunifer as secretary.

Memorial speeches for General Grant in Cumberland

In Cumberland on Saturday August 8 a memorial program is planned at the town hall. All business is to be suspended and residences will be draped in mourning while speeches and music honor General Grant. Citizens urged to attend.

O. C. Farsquhar Cumberland Cambridge New Concord S. O. O. F. Lodge Pt. Pleasant Senecaville Cambridge Lodge Grant

Oats Cut and Flour War Boosts Local Trade

Oats are harvested and stored as threshing machines visit for their annual rounds. Thomas Hyde processes railroad ties on his south town land. A flour price of $5.00 per barrel or $1.25 per sack is noted as merchants report good Saturday trade. Local projects include houses being built by Dugan, Amstot, and Gary. Miss Lillie B Clark returns from Cincinnati. the Grant monument fund via Western Union and S B Lawrence. a greenish worm appears in oats and grass but causes little damage.

Thomas Hyde Lillie B Clark Cincinnati Barnes & Mason Wi Tracy John Samuel Dugan JS Amstot Isaac Dickens Center Township Smith James Gary David Dugan Rose R H Henry R M Hall Quaker City Western Union Telegraph Company S B Lawrence Grant Monument

Quaker City and Salesville Social Notes Mention Local Events

Quaker City hosts talks of a band and baseball plans as rains aid crops. T Stroup visits from Martins Ferry. Huele and Faulkner’s block receive new paint. glass factory to resume soon. Nora Clary dies at 19 from dropsy. funeral at Christian church led by Rev Willison.

Quaker City Salesville T Stroup Martin’s Ferry Huele & Faulkner

Walking Skeleton Recovered After New Discovery Cure

Mr FE Springer of Mechanicsburg Pa describes severe lung fever and abscess. He used a free trial of Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption, then bought a dollar bottle and after three bottles recovered to health gaining 48 pounds. Call CL Wall & Co for a free trial bottle. Large bottles $1.

FE Springer Mechanicsburg Dr King CL Wall & Co

Lightning claim shocks local area as man dies

In Pt Pleasant last Saturday, John Lafollet and his son in law Wm Moore were berry picking on John Cochran’s farm when storm clouds gathered. Moore was struck by lightning and died under a tree. He was 25, leaving a wife and three children. The top of the tree splintered, and his shoes ripped open.

Wm Lydick Quaker City Lutheran Church M E Fisher C Flanagan Samuel Jackson John Lafollet Wm Moore Hartford John Cochran Lafollet Cochran Moore Mr Moore

Local notes and events in town and county

The black bug is making inroads on the late potatoes Wm Duff and Wm Stewart spent Sunday with OS Bell. Miss Hattie B Scott of Cambridge is visiting here. A baseball club has been organized here and a game arranged for Saturday. Jno Stewart killed four viper snakes one day last week.

Local Notes and Births Prompt Social Visits

W H F Lenfesty visited last week and W M Adair returned home from Lebanon. Dr Lyne and wife visited Freeport. A son Benton Wirich born Aug 2 to Mr and Mrs P M Adair. Bridgewater visitors and a GAR post organizing Aug 12 with Kimbolton Post attendance. Lulu Shultz, six, died Friday after a week of flux.

Dr Lyne Freeport P M Adair Benton Wirich Bridgewater Gar’s Kimbolton Lulu Geo Shultz

Dr Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup Promotion

Wild Cherry and Tar relief for throat and lung ailments with Doctor Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup. Simple remedies accompany the product priced at 50 cents and one dollar, with free samples offered. Sold by J. M. McGill.

Dr. Bosanko J. M. McGill

North Salem Notes On Weather And Local People

North Salem reports five good rains in fifteen days and corn in peak condition for this time. J P McKee plans to move back. Mrs L Lake suffers heart disease but is better now. Chas Barton stilling pennyroyal oil for Ogier druggist in Cambridge. Kimbolton concerns: merchants cause unease.

Mrs L Lake Chas Barton Ogier Cambridge Kimbolton

Bucklen Arnica Salve for Skin Ailments 25 Cents a Box

The advertisement promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded and notes a price of 25 cents per box sold by C L Wall & Co. feb 5.

C. L. Wall & Co

Bonnell Returns from California amid Local News

Clio era notes L Bonnell back from California while measles rage in Dist 2 and 3. Duncan Bonnell seen about. J Baird starts work on new house. EC Bennett sold his saloon in Dennison and returned home. Jefferson township reports lighter hay crop. Robi Speers dies after paralysis last Friday. funeral held at McCleary cemetery.

EC Bennett Dennison Jefferson Township Robi Speers McCleary Cemetery

Not a Single Gray Hair in Head at Fifty and a Day

Mrs J C of San Francisco claims no gray hair at fifty and a day after using Parker's Balsam from New York. She says the product restores color, isn’t a dye or greasy, and is a reliable 50 cent dressing. July 23-6t

San Francisco Parker New York

Cambridge Market corrected weekly listing

Corrected weekly prices and items from Cambridge Market include meal bushel and eggs dozen, butter fresh, chickens and hams by the dozen or weight, new potatoes, rags and paper, red clover and various seeds such as blue grass and timothy, plus alfalfa and alsyke clover seeds. Prices are indicated for butter, sorghum, honey, salts, tallow, feathers, and peat with other seed entries.

J. C R. W. Lixpsty Mammoth

Dr Bo sanko's Cough and Liver Syrup Promoted

Hard times advice urges frugal households to buy Dr Bo sanko's Cough and Liver Syrup to curb coughs and chest pains. Claims instant relief and night cure for cough consumption and chest pain. Priced 50 cents and 1 dollar. samples free. sold by J. M. McGill.

Dr. Bosanko J. M. McGill

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