Cambridge Herald items mix of births, business and weather
August 14 1884 Cambridge Herald notes include a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Jake Beam and another to Mr and Mrs John Graves. district court set for Woodsfield Sept 2. distemper hitting horses. new race course training. Love City mills new machinery. sweet potatoes five cents a pound. grasshoppers threaten crops. local trade in tinware and cigars. tax collections show $81 000 of $87 000 assessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Woodsfield
Love City Mills
Jake Beam
Skinner Bros
Clerk Barr
Personal notices from Cambridge area residents
Miss Lizzie Carrol of Noble county visits local friends. Numerous locals and visitors travel, visit, or relocate including J B Taylor to Chattanooga, Hosea Sigman on a western trip, Hugh Queen renewing acquaintances at Woodsfield, Miss Laura Robinson in Maineville, and many others visiting family, attending events, or moving to new places. A local court note, hospital update, and upcoming church event are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Carrol
Noble County
Will Hyatt
Bellaire
Cambridge
J. B. Taylor
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hosea Sigman
Hugh Queen
Woodsfield
Laura Robinson
Gibsons
Maineville
Ohio
Mattie McGill
Londonderry
Fannie Miller
New Concord
Cadiz
Judge Hosick
Muskingum County
P. E. Norris
Barnesville
H. T. Raymond
J. D. Fred
Macon
C. H. Loper
Robert Mahaffey
Bea Ford
E. W. Mathews
Washington, Pa
Compromised cases in Probate Court involving railroad company
The Morrison Chester James Hurtup and John Mahoney suits against the Co W and N Y railroad have been settled after lengthy Probate Court proceedings. Dr G Wellens of Barnesville nearly died after taking aconite by mistake for laudanum while suffering neuralgia. Charles Brady of Love City died of paralysis aged about 45 and was buried at Gibsons. The 15th C V I reunion will be in Columbus on Sept 19 and 20. An affidavit charges George Milner George Moses and Herman Meanor with gambling after being found in an old stable playing cards for money. they are under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison Chester
James Hurtup
John Mahoney
Co. W. & N. Y. Railroad
G. Wellens
Barnesville
Charles Brady
Love City
Gibsons
Marshal Stanley
Lawrence
George Milner
George Moses
Herman Meanor
Sabbath Observance Sermon At Presbyterian Church
A union meeting drew a large congregation at the Presbyterian church on Sabbath night. Rev. Dr. Locke preached a sermon and outlined plans to continue meetings to promote better Sabbath observance. The gatherings will be held for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Locke
Campaign Clubs and Railroads Offer Low Priced Goods and Excursion
Raymond & Co offer uniforms and torches for Township Campaign Clubs at low prices with quick turnaround. samples available at their store. C W and N Y railroad run a special excursion August 17 from Cumberland at 7 10 am to Burrs Mills Camp meeting arriving 9 45 am. return leaves camp at 5 pm arriving Cumberland 7 20 pm. War over freight rates reduces costs by about one third. In Rural Dale Muskingum county a man John Van Noster died after being overcome by foul air while cleaning a well. a second worker died attempting rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond & Co
C. W. & N.Y. ‘Railroad
Burr’s Mills
Cumberland
John van Noster
Dale
Muskingum County
Meeting for Christian work at Salem Baptist Church
A Christian work meeting will be held next Saturday at the Salem Baptist church near Gibson's Station led by Rev Geo C Leonard of the O B Conference with other ministers. Refreshments will be provided. On Sabbath evening he will preach at the Baptist church in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Baptist Church
Gibson’s Station
Geo. C. Leonard
O. B. Conference
Baptist Church
Cambridge
Fall fashions replace summer stock at Mammoth Clothing House
A Herald reporter visits L Hirschbergs and finds fall clothing on display where summer stock once lay. The store shows extensive business with prices described as fair, suggesting square dealings will win customer trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
L. Hirschberg
Cumberland Fire Destroys Herron Home. One Building Saved
Last Saturday Cumberland residents rushed to the blaze at Hugh Herron's house. Firefighters with near superhuman effort saved the lower story while the upper was burned. J W Cosgrave's unins urred building survived the flames. The fire likely started from a defective flue. Herron carried 500 dollars in insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Hugh Herron
J. W. Cosgrave
Raymond and Co Offer Uniforms and Torches for Campaign Clubs
Raymond and Co announce readiness to supply all uniforms and torches for Township Campaign Clubs. The notice highlights full service options and competitive terms for local political groups preparing campaign materials.
Missionary Events and Church Notices at Bethel and Local Towns
In Pt Pleasant Bethel Church hosts a missionary concert on August 17 and two people will be immersed by Rev Perego that Sunday. Last Sunday M E Church admitted thirty new full members. Womans foreign missionary society met at Mrs Kellen Hienken’s last Saturday and will convene at Jesse Johnson’s September 6. John W Spaid repairs the Lutheran Church as Conference preparations begin for September. A large number of grasshoppers injure crops in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pt. Pleasant
Bethel Church
Perego
M. E. Church
Wm. Mathews
Jesse Larrick
A. J. Hienlien
Bethe Cirenit
Wotans’ Foreign Missionary Society
Kellen Hienken
Jesse §Ohnson’s
John W. Spaid
Hartford
Startling Discovery About Cure for Bronchitis
A claimant reports a wife long troubled by bronchitis found relief with Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. The ad claims a permanent cure and guarantees throat lung and bronchial tube diseases. Trial bottle free at J. R. Downar's Drug Store. large size $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Johnson
Jon
Pak
Dr. King
J. R. Downar
Red Clover Tonic Promises Health Boost in Ad Text
An old advertisement touts Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic to cure tiredness in spring and summer. It claims to restore appetite and spirits and treats dyspepsia bad breath piles pimples ague malaria and purifies blood. Priced at 50 cents from J R Downar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Jones
Mos
J. R. Downar
Our Normal School Is No More Closed on Friday
Our baseball club will play a game at Antrim next Friday. Chas Ankey and family from Indiana visited here last week. A McBride badly mashed a finger hauling timber. James Catline builds a new house in Easton. Chickens plentiful in market. Joseph Betts bought Mrs Sarah Steele’s property for 15 to 20 cents each. Samuel Clements is in Wheeling buying goods for a large trade. J A Tyson in Dayton buying machinery for the mill at Lore City. Merchants say business improves and they smile. Grasshoppers destroy corn. County Commissioners and street work continue on the pike and streets. Cattle traded locally at low prices. a Harrison county buyer ships cattle to Illinois. Prof Steele says Blaine and Logan hold the winning card. state reports due next October. Story of an old house and witch lore from 1809 is recounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antrim
Chas Ankey
Indiana
A McBride
James Catline
Easton
Joseph Betts
Sarah Steele
Samuel Clements
Wheeling
J A Tyson
Dayton
Lore City
J S Amstot
Scott & Donahoe
Linkhorn
Bob Robinson
Harrison County
Illinois
Prof Steele
Akron
Blaine
Logan
Prayer From Rev Diggs Praises ArHLopnoros Cure
Rev C D Diggs of Trenton New York praises ArHLopnoros after his wife overcome rheumatism of three years. He writes that Atapo ritoRos worked like a charm, restoring her ability to go anywhere and improving her life, urging broader distribution of the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. Diggs
Trenton
N. Y
Local notes and events mix of people and incidents
Miss Lou Gibson's, Geo M Carothers in recovery circle, visits from Mrs Kemp of Montana and Mrs Lyons of Pennsylvania. Corn outlook improves for average crop. Ben L Luccock returns from New Mexico. Sheriff McGill sick. Jeffersonian Albert Linn and Viola Dayton call at Kimbolton. James Blade family to Empire Kansas. grand picnic at Gibsons grave. McGee Brothers lease Morringer coal bank for Liberty shipments. Harold Barthlow injured from fall. Blind Adair children entertain at school hall. North Salem serenade for Martin V McKim who wed Mrs Alvira Snyder. Amzi Coats sells Case nursery fruit trees. Elmer Smith dies. Rev Stewart leads funeral. Editorial quarrels and local theft incident at Gibson House. Pryor visit and Barthlow notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Gibson
Geo M Carothers
Bette
Kemp
Montana
Lyons
Pennsylvania
Albert Linn
Jefferson
Viola Dayton
Cambridge
Kimbolton
James Blade
Empire
Kansas
Gibson
McGee Brothers
Morringer Coal Bank
Liberty
Harold Barthlow
Ledlies
Samuel Adair
North Salem
Martin
McKim
Alvira Snyder
Amzi Coats
Case Nursery
New York
Amzi
Elmer Smith
Stewart
Elmer
Harry
Guernsey
The
Democrat
Wheeling
Cincinnati
Gibson House
North
Leach
Pryon R
Barthlow
End to Bone Scraping Promises from Remedy Testimony
Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg NL credits Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve for curing a eight year running leg sore that doctors warned could end in bone scraping or amputation. He used three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Arnica Salve. remedies sold by J. R. Downar at fifty cents per bottle and twenty five cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
Bucklen
J. R. Downar
Local Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Camp Meeting Plans
Brady reports more rain but Buckwheat remains light. Mr and Mrs L A Lemon stay with friends at Flat Ridge. Mr and Mrs John Hawthorne of Mantua visit Hugh Dyer's. Misses Hattie and Anna Moore of Cambridge visit their parents. Several residents plan to attend Burr’s Mills camp-meeting next Sunday. Granville Fordyce and wife of Topeka are guests of WR McCracken this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
L A Lemon
Flat Ridge
John Hawthorne
Mantua
Hugh Dyer
Hattie
Anna Moore
Cambridge
Burr's Mills
Granville Fordyce
T »Pecanoe
WR McCracken
Top That Cough Dr Frazier Throat and Lung Balsam
A Cleveland Ohio advert promotes Dr Frazier's Throat and Lung Balsam as a sure cure for coughs colds hoarseness and throat and lung diseases. It claims many lives saved and urges families to use the product priced at 50 cents a bottle. The ad is dated May 22 and lists FRAZIER MEDICINE CO as the proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Frazier
Frazier Medicine CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Oldham's Station Local Notes and Community Notices
Mrs Benjamin K Bell remains in poor health. Many residents visit friends in Muskingum and Zanesville. Moore moves into the former A W Barnes house. Haight guests at J R Boyce's over Sabbath. Annie and Minnie Brown visit Byesville. Lemon Bros move portable saw mill to R K Ford farm. J R Bell works on road ax infrastructure. Miss Sadie Black returns from Gib son’s Station. Abraham Barnes Sr starts a new barn with John Warden carpentry. Grasshoppers threaten corn. Hopewell band event well attended. A dog raid killed 5 and wounded 12 sheep. 7 later died. Gilkison Bros finish Bridgeville bridge stone work. Kennedy bridge next. J M Barr returns to teach locally. Barr & Blair thresh 130 dozen wheat and 100 bushels rice wheat in one hour on Wm Sherrard’s farm. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla advertised for blood purification and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldham’s
Benjamin K Bell
C&m
L Emler
Muskingum County
Thomas Satcher
Moore
A W Barnes
John A Maffet
Zanesville
SC Haight
J R Boyce
Annie
Minnie Brown
Byesville
Lemon Bros
R K Ford
J R Bell
Sadie Black
Gibson’s Station
Abraham Barnes
John Warden
Hopewell Band
Wm H Bell
Gilkison Bros
Bridgeville Bridge
Kennedy Bridge
J M Barr
Barr & Blair
Wm Sherrard
Yesville
Local social notes and oblique travels around Tippecanoe area
Midway report lists Mrs Hines and friends visiting here from Tippecanoe and many others from Uhrichsville Cambridge Washington County and Muskingum visiting local residents. John Wise buys half interest in a threshing machine. Mrs Jennie Allender ill with fever improving. Sadie Bonnell heads to Illinois. ME church service Sunday with Lord's Supper after. Andrew Hill Sr places new tombstone for Maria in local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . Hines
Tippecanoe
Joseph Temple
Uhrichsville
Alice Walters
Cambridge
Ella Wise
Washington County
John Wise
J G Whitaker
Allen’s Church
W M Marshall
Muskingum County
Harvey Scott
Nash
Leonard Wheeler
Jennie Allender
P Tethrick
Patterson
Sadie E Bonnell
Illinois
S M Clark
Xenia
Ohio
Andrew Hill
Maria
Frazier's Root Bitters Sold as Medicinal Product
Dr. Frazier's Root Bitters are described as strictly medicinal not a dram shop beverage. They are said to act on the liver and kidneys, keep bowels regular, and cleanse the blood. Sold by druggists for $1.00 by FRAZIER MEDICINE CO. Cleveland Ohio.
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Ogier's Book Store
Warren Leland
Aver
Lenano
Leland
Ayer
U Se
Lenamno
Mammoth Ocean Hotel
Long Branch
Leland Hotel
Broadway
Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
Barte
DR. Harter
Mbd
Haarter
J.C. Ayer
Cambridge Herald
Dazell
Caldwell
Sankey
John Graves
Harriett Dickison
Center Township
Siys
Clark Farm
Quaker City
L. Hirshberg
Wm. Motte
James Motte
J.R. Troette
Kersey’s
Mill Street
Court House
Taylor
Childrens
Adams Townships
Valley
Spencer
James Lumden
Schairer
Justice Carpenter
O. S. B. Grimsley
Board of Examiners
Jefferson Freeman
Claysville
St. Clairsville
Pennyroyal Re Union
Fairview
Thomas Ssiru
Stokely Fisher
West Lafayette
AG. A. R
Beverly
Joseph Stoner
State Board of Equalization
Brown
Howard
Arcade
Minnie Bracken
Chriz Poole
Cambridge Choral Society
C. A. Moore
Aggie Wilson
William Palmer
F. K. Raymond
Morristown
Frank Marten
Caldwell Journal
Taylor—Bruce
Lina Hibbs
Smyrna
M. R. Alexander
Adams Township
Lizzie Rutherford
Byesvilles
W. T. Campbell
Monmouth
Inl
van Law
Jessie Oliver
John Harris
Hiram Ferguson
F. G. Steele
Henry Steele
Hoge Shively
Prof
E. W. Glover
Cincinnati Musical College
J. A. Bostwick
Gus. Brown
Taylorsville
Nancy Brown
Annie E. Lawrence
Colfax
J. F. Meredith
Newark
W. K.gooders
W.C. Brown
Oakland
Maryland
H. E. Frost
New Lisbon
Gene. W. Wirrick
Madison Township
J. D. Meek
Brownsville
Uniontown
Unnsylvania
M. A. Scott
Joe Johnson
Huron
D. Bratton
Newcomerstown
Minnie Parker
Ada
Columbus
A. C. Parker
Lillie Duncan
Cedar Rapids
Towa
James Duncan
C. P. Simons
W. B. Green
J. W. White
W. M. Scott
J. W. Campbell
Lida Scott
Charley Scott
Joe. Campbell
Mountain Lake Park
B. T. Luccock
New Mexico
Colorado
B. F. Fleming
Carrolton
Joseph Carnahan
Edward Hill
Fort Wayne
J. A. Troette
J. C. Steele
M. R. Patterson
D. D. Taylor
W. D. Craig
Jont. Rose
S.C. Luecock
T. B. Hibbs
Youngstown
G.a.daughterty
Avondale
California
J. W. Anderson
Wichita
Anderson
Wilson Barber
James R. Gilkison
West of
Oregon
Jim
W.P. Ross
Knox Township
Dawson
New Martinsburg
Knox County
Ross
Mrs. Dawson
Lebanon U. P
Topeka
David Needs
James Brown’s
W&3
Carpenter
Mollie Brown
Chickamauga
Guernsey County
L. J. Cutter
Mathew McCulley
Northfield
Washington
H Clements
Pattersons
Shellbrick ‘Brick
A. M. E. Church
Taylor's Grove
Cambridge, Ohio
Lord
Jesus Christ
D. F. Callman
Marysville
H.N. Smith
Lancaster
Dr. Locke
W. A. Chalfant
R. Bennett
A.G. Cumberland
Isaac Moss
James Mitchell
J.J. Lee
EL Grimes
J. Berry
T. E. Knox
David Sarcet
Liberty Township
T.T. Richard
Main Street
D. T. Satchet
W. A. Carpenter
Llol
Harrison & Co
Hloll
Lo B
R. R
Harmison & Co
Eagle Hotel
AND
Goopes
Hutchison
STLK
Zanilder
McCall’s Bazar Patterns
Voters Rally
Indorese
Madison Block
S. F. Wooten
Public Square
Ars
Ofr
Wooley Factory
Roscor
Sheriff’s Sale
Court of Common Pleas
Adam Alexander
Sarah Mathers
Iown
J. M. McGile
Sec. Caleton
Treasury of Knowledge
Izice
Tor
C. C. Paine
Detroit
Mich
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