Bargains at Thalheimer's and county notes
The Cambridge Herald reports Thalheimer's offering campaign hats and dress suits at low prices. Belmont county grapes forecast strong yields. 124 saloons noted. a daily hack runs Quaker City to Batesville. Local rail lines run cheap summer excursions amid various births, marriages, and civic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalheimer’s
Quaker City
Belmont County
Beckett
Ohio
Noble County Teachers’ Institute
G. A. R. Post
Joseph Clothing
Circleville
Kersey’s
Norris’ Mine
Canal Dover
Batesville
Norwich
B. W. Urban
South of
Town
Bertha Stevens
Cumberland
Belle Valley
Personal notes from Cambridge and area visitors
A roundup of residents and guests includes Miss Ella Hyatt of Bellaire visiting Cambridge, Ed Tingle and family in Michigan, Miss Lillie Mooney at I. A Oldham's, and many others from Zanesville, Valley Township, Fairview, Cleveland, and beyond. Several locals travel, work changes noted, with Sheriff McGill back on the streets and John Campbell returning to Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella, Hyatt
Bellaire
Ed. Tingle
Michigan
Lillie Mooney
I. A Oldham’s
Ella
Anna Bell
Fairview
T. C. Marsh
Parkersburg
D. D. Taylor
Cleveland
C. Mathery
Valley Township
Kansas
H. R. Lupton
Zanesville
Cambridge
D. R. Palmer
John Gallup
Braddock
Robert Mahaffey
Carrie Criswell
Freeport
Ohio
Lorain Hubert
Colorado
Clara Laughlin
Shelbyville
Ill
Love City
Nancy Flowers
Iowa
Joseph Brown, Jr
Columbus
Jennie Knouff
Quaker City
Caldwell
J. G. Bair
M. W. Hutchison
Kansas City Daily Times
Miss Crozier
Cumberland
Crozier
Seventh Ward
Zanesville Signal
S. O. Riggs
Chicago
Howard Riggs
Texarkana
Arkansas
Lawrence
The
Herald
Washington
John Campbell
Dr. Brashear
J. W. Cale
Centerville
McGill
N. H. Beymer
Louisville
Node
J.R. Smith
Park Hotel
Atlanta
Georgia
Samuel Klein
Kohn Bros
Wheeling
Jacobs & Co
Local court activity and community notes in Cumberland
Justice Turners court tried 25 suit cases last month with most being criminal or attachment. J B Crozier of Cumberland displays a gold headed ebony cane from ex Mayor John James estate. Labor demand rises after Hocking Valley strike as mines harvest. A musical at E W Mathews home pleased attendees. J E McClelland of Cumberland bought over 100000 pounds wool this season. Overcharges by RB O railroad spark suits by Officers Gallup and Jones. Sayre family receives $1000 insurance after fatal injuries on B & O rail. A quarrel leaves Paul Cain with facial wound from penknife by Charlie Hammond. Dr W O Tomson preserves a Harrison chair for Cumberland audience. Birmingham hosts a charity literary event for Presbyterian Church. Savannah Educational Journal Vol 1 No 1 highlights Brill and St Clair paper. Dr O C Farquhar will visit Cumberland August 15 and Cambridge August 16 for treatments. Philadelphia wool demand improves but prices stagnate. Farson farm hornets nest destruction costs mournful losses. Elmer White finds success with Alachua daily paper. family may visit. Mrs William Blackstone of Cumberland dies. funeral well attended. Jesse Dunifer and wife face cruelty case. $300 bond set. U B picnic at Salesville attracts crowds. Rev J F Shepherd J W Hill D D Taylor speak. music by orchestra. Jerry Waller defeats Joseph Stoner in land trespass case over crop damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
E. W. Mathews
J. E. McClelland
Cumberland
RB & O. Railroad
Gallup
T. Jones
Firemens’ Association
Thomas Sayre
Quaker City
George Sayre
Charlie Hammond
Paul Cain
Hammond
Cain
W. O. Tomson
House of Representatives
Harrison
Birmingham
Presbyterian Church
Savannah Educational Journal
Savannah
C. L. Brill
J. ¥. St. Clair
O. C. Farquhar
McClelland’s
Cambridge
Philadelphia
Farson
Noble County
Elmer White
John White
Westland Township
Alachua
Florida
Jesse Dunifer
Justice Carpenter
Common Pleas Court
Welcome Home Dr. McFarland Celebrate Pastors Return
A lengthy homecoming for Rev W H McFarland, longtime pastor of the United Presbyterians, including a surprise church gathering in Cambridge with a welcome address by Prof John McBurney and remarks by Rev Forsythe and others. The event featured a large meal, music, and expressions of gratitude for his service and recent Ireland council trip. A railroad wreck near Norwich injured several, but trains resumed by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McFarland
U. P. Church
McFarland
House of Worship
Great Presbyterian Council
Belfast
Ireland
W. E. Boden
John McBurney
Alma Barnett
Marie Oldham
D. D. Taylor
Forsythe
Cambridge
City Council Approves Contracts and Bills in Monday Session
The Council named Mayor Lawrence Councilman Ogier and J. W. Campbell to revise ordinances. A refund claim for Rev W J Locke was tabled. The Mayor may pay Henry Jackson up to 225 and J P Brown up to 40 for ground used on Gaston Avenue. Bills totaling 760.92 were approved. The Mayor turned 26.50 into the treasury as fines and licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Ogier
J. W. Campbell Esq
W. J. Locke
Henry Jackson
J. P. Brown
Gaston Avenue
11Th Street
Said Avenue
Jackson
Treasury
Treasurer SANKey files suit against local liquor dealers
Treasurer Sankey sues D. R. Maple Catharine Herbertz Ewing Williams Joseph Johnson and William Williams before Justice Turner for Scott law tax. Maple two cases $100 each with $20 penalty each Herbertz one case $100 and $20 penalty Williams one case $75 and $200 penalty. The latter started his establishment recently. Hearing set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sankey
Justice Turner
D. R. Maple
Catharine Herbertz
Ewing Williams
Joseph Johnson
William Williams
Cambridge Players Miss Hartford Game After Word Delay
In Cambridge last Saturday a planned ball match with Hartford nines failed when no word arrived in time to call their team. Players then formed mixed sides for a brief game. John Thornley and Robert Mullenix were arraigned before Mayor Lawrence on July 31 for obstructing a street by leaving a train idle more than five minutes. They waived examination and were bound over to Common Pleas Court in $100 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Hartford
John Thornley
Robert Mullenix
Lawrence
Common Pleas Court
Wylie Remanded in habeas corpus case at Zanesville
William Wylie appeared before the probate judge on Monday in Zanesville under a writ of habeas corpus. He faces charges for burning his brother's mill at Norwich and was remanded to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wylie
Zanesville
Norwich
Coal Shaft Progress Near Hartford
The new coal shaft by the Messrs. Robins near Hartford has reached about fifty feet and is expected to reach around eighty feet in depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Robins
Hartford
Notable Springfield Citizen O B Clark Honored At New Home
The Mirror praises O B Clark of the Springfield telephone exchange as a public spirited man who advances the city. It notes his willingness to work and contribute, both financially and physically, for Springfield and its people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Clark
Springfield
Ill
The
Mirror
Place
Telephone Exchange Office
Clark
Robbery and Arson Report Near Renrock Ohio
Mr I J Shafer of Noble county Ohio was robbed August 1 and his house burned but flames were put out leaving little damage. A daughter saw a match in a room and no clue to the burglars is available. The note urges merciless punishment if caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Shafer
Renrock
Noble County
Ohio
New Rheumatic Cure AtliLomoros Attracts Wide Interest
Sufferers from rheumatic and neuralgic ailments seek the new remedy AtliLomoros. They learn how it was discovered and tested before public use and study the blood purification theory behind its cures. Interest comes from many directions as people seek relief once offered by the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halw
Harm Renewen
AtliLomoros
Lively Washington Fair Counts and Local Happenings
Washington residents report a busy weekend with threshing near completion. Prof Swan of Flushing visits. visitors from Galion Ohio and Pennsylvania drop by. Scott and Donahoe buy sheep and hogs. RM Hall opens a dry goods store at Antrim. Farmers plow for wheat while blackberries sell 15 to 20 cents per gallon. Hunters report many squirrels and a wild man rumor. Cambridge Fair date change expected to draw crowds. Hugh Wells runs a steam thresher. Attorney General Lawrence visits with sisters Minnie and Mrs Ferguson bound for Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan
Flushing
Wm Robe
Galion
Ohio
Jey Donalson
Pennsylvania
Scott & Donahoe
Cambridge
Hugh Wells
Lawrence
Miss Minnie
Ferguson
Oakland
Griggs Glycerine Salve Offered for Sale
Advertises Griggs Glycerine Salve as a universal healer for cuts bruises burns and skin sores. Claims cure for piles tetter and eruptions with satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Sold by J R Downar. may 1 84 ly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griggs
J. R. Downar
Ayer's Ague Cure Promises Rapid Malaria Relief
Advertisement proclaims Ayer's Ague Cure as a deadly foe to malaria with a vegetable-based formula. It claims the remedy is a universal specific, succeeds where other medicines fail, and warrants a cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Local Notes From Cambridge and Environs
James M Carr attends Normal in Cambridge. Farmers plow for wheat while tramps roam toward Pittsburgh. RV Atchison to teach winter term in Rishards district. Fannie and Lizzie Davis of Midway visit. Mrs Oge of Zanesville visits neighbors. J S Wartman visited Otsego to see cousin. Patterson family visited Gibsons Station. Mr and Mrs Hugh Stewart near Washington visit Wartman. L A Lemon and wife from Brady visit. Early potatoes poor. Estella and Nettie McCartney visit Cambridge. Clara 7% Dodds heads to Alexandria for extended stay. Ayer's Sarsaparilla praised. home evidence offered by witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M Carr
Cambridge
Pittsburgh
RV Atchison
Rishards
Fannie
Lizzie Davis
Midway
Mrs Oge
Zanesville
J S Wartman
Otsego
Joseph Patterson
Gibsons’ Station
Hugh Stewart
Washington
Samuel C Wartman
L A Lemon
Brady
Marion Miller
E B Miller
Estella
Nettie McCartney
Mary Miller
Clara
Dodds
Richard D Oldham
Alexandria
Licking County
Byesville Notes and Regional Happenings
Town gossip includes Homer Ream's return and Miss Nora Secrest visiting from Missouri. Port Anderson family back from Tennessee. Pt Pleasant youths visited last Sunday. WFMS delegate elected I A Campbell to Beverly district convention. Children’s Day observed at MP church with decorated hall and happy kids. A railroad wreck at Akron Switch delayed local, wheat lost. no injuries. WFMS officers elected for the year. Cambridge District M E Church conference held July 29–30 with strong turnout. next meeting scheduled for November at Stafford Noble county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Ream
Nora Secrest
Missouri
Byesville
Port Anderson
Tennessee
I. A Campbell
WFMS
Beverly
MP Church
Akron Switch
T J Reams
RS Forbes
C D Callan
Wm Conner
L K Thompson
Cor
A J Downey
L A Campbell
Cambridge
M E
Stafford
Noble County
Obituary and local notices from Medina county and surroundings
Miss Susie Weston of North Salem on the sick list after Sabbath at her father’s. Reed Dawson and family from Prohibition visited at her father’s. Mrs Hattie Elliott of Newcomerstown visiting relatives. Nathan Engle returned to Medina county with granddaughter Lillie Bumgardner from Kimbolton. Krik Shryock died August 2 after a long illness and was buried in the Baptist cemetery. H E Case of Mallet Creek visiting friends. Dr D L Clark of Kimbolton injured by a threshing accident near Isaac Marling’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Weston
North Salem
Harvey Dull
Will Ross
Jne Forney
Reed Dawson
Prohibition
Hattie Elliott
Newcomerstown
Nathan Engle
Medina County
Lillie Bumgardner
Kimbolton
Krik Shryock
H E Case
Mallet Creek
Hat
D L Clark
EJ Shryocks
Isaac Marling
Frazier's Root Bitters Promoted as Medicinal Remedy
Dr Frazier's Root Bitters described as strictly medicinal not a dram shop beverage. They act on the liver and kidneys keep bowels regular cleanse the blood and impurity laden system. Sold by druggists for one dollar. FRAZIER MEDICINE Co props Cleveland Ohio May 22 ly.
Private sale of 90 acre Sarcet land with coal salt well
Offer at private sale in Cambridge township Ohio for two parcels totaling about 160 acres. First tract eighty acres bottom land with coal vein salt well and gas flow plus timber and out buildings. Second tract about 70 acres with 65 cleared, orchard and spring. Appraised totals near $4,776. Terms: one third cash, one third in one year, one third in two years with 6 percent interest and mortgage security. Inquiries to T T Richard D Satchet or attorney W A Carpenter. Feb 21 1884 tax stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
David Sarcet
Liberty Township
T.T. Richard
Zanesville
Main Street
D. T. Satchet
W. A. Carpenter
Ohio
Guernsey County
J. M. McGish
Public Sale Ordered by Guernsey Court Pleas
An execution order from the Guernsey County Court of Common Pleas directs a public sale at the court house door. Plaintiffs Adam Alexander et al. sue defendant Sarah Mathers in the action. The sale will proceed at the specified date and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey County
Ohio
Adam Alexander
Sarah Mathers
Court House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dgier's
EZ Aly
Buckingham's
Rh. P. Hall & CO
Nesima, N. C
Tor
Ds Harter
J.C. Ayer &Co
Lowell
Mass
Cambridge Herald
Town Bridge
West Cambridge
Harrison County
Joseph Morton
First National Bank of Cadiz
Welch & Co
Guernsey
Noah Hartley
J. W. Young
Joe
Mill Street
Taylor
Barnesville Glass Works
John Shick
Dora Bell
Muskingum County
Ray
Rich Hill
C. F. Crow
Nora Trott
Preston Howell
Anna Warden
H. H. Rogers
Della Hickle
Chaney
Thomas
Wheeling Township
Sarahsville
Glass
Cambridge Post
Dayton
James McCartney
Londonderry
C. H. Loper
Dillon Marsh
Nicholson’s
Allegheny Mountains
Huron
Baker
Samuel Stewart
Steubenville Avenue
J. Thomas Tingle
Hocking Valley
Ohio Works
Justice Turners Court
J. B. Crozier
John James
U. B
Salesville
J. F. Shepherd
J. W. Hill
Jerry Waller
Joseph Stoner
Stoner
Waller
Reyarland
United Presbyterians
Lute Clark
W. A. Rainey
I. A. Oldham
Hugh Forsythe
Milligan
Dr. Mills
Helpers
Sonora
No. 2
Zack Arleigh
Conner
Huffman
Joseph Hill
Idaho City
Idaho
Hill
Belle Owens
Barnesville
Benjamin Smith
Dr. Jones
J. 2. Downar
Dr. Bigelow
Montgomery & Co
Decorah
Towa
Muski Incum CoLunce
Oldham’s Station
Sheriff’s Sale
Llolf
Lloll
Hal
Hell
R. R
Harison & Coo
Eagle Hotel
Hutchison
Cambridge, Ohio
Nous
Stlk
Zanilla
Gingham
McCall’s Bazar Patterns
Voters Rally
Indorse
Madison Block
S. F. Wooten
Public Square
Ohiq
Wooley Factory
Roscor
Carleton
Treasury of
Vur
C. G. G. Paine
Detroit
Mich
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