Cambridge Herald 1883 Aug 23 town misc notes
The Cambridge Herald notes subscriber arrears demand and urges prompt payment. It lists local prices, sales, injuries, new coal mine, wool market, and various town events including baptisms, school appointments, a church bell, a Quaker City band, and the Smyrna Fair premium list. It reports accidents, deaths, and civic items from Cambridge and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker City Christian Church
Court House Yard
Nyce
Personal notes from Cambridge residents travel and health
Mary McHenry goes to Lima for school. Several locals visit, travel, or recover from illness including Dr Simons Caldwell, C N Riggs home from Philadelphia, Conrad Beymer stroke, Miss Lula Bender returning to Maryland, and Prof Yarnell moving to Coshocton. Many relatives and neighbors are noted with brief health or trip updates and upcoming plans.
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Mary McHenry
Lima
C. P. Simons
Caldwell
C. Luccock
Kansas City
C. N. Riggs
Philadelphia
W. C. Waters
Clayesville
Nancy Brown
Cadiz
Francis Linn
Salesville
Arthur
Illinois
J. M. Knight
Cumberland
Lena Eisenberg
New York
R. Lupton
al” Belding
Waynesburg
Ohio
W. M. Farrar
Helen E
Galion
J. A. Troette Esq
Pennsylvania
Conrad Beymer
May Brashear
Love City
E. Burgess
Samuel Fordyce
Baltimore
Cambridge
Alex. McCracken
A.A. Taylor
Evan J Romans
Moore
Emma I
Lila D. Carpenter
Londonderry
M. Bostwick
Son
IL. C
Newark
J. A. Bostwick
Andrew Ledlie
Kimbolton
Iowa
Lida
Belle Scott
Kingston
Barnett
Thomas Campbell
Zanesville
Nancy Thompson
Louis Miller
Mingo
Jefferson County
John Mills
Winchester
Ysika
California
John Moore
Morris Morton
Oxford Township
A. Wall
Lula Bender
Atkins
Hagerstown
Lucy Knowles
Milnersville
S. F. Knowles
Clausyville
J. M. Shankland
Des Moines
Lou McCartney
Frank Raymond
Lake Chataqua
Frank
Dr. Trimble
Florence Sanborn
Fairview
Stevens’ Point
Wisconsin
D. W. Nicholson
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
Smith County
Robert
Dennis McKinley
Hugh Wilson
David Ferguson
James Williams
David Rainey
John Rainey
James Boughman
Man from Cleveland Sold Subscriptions in Cambridge
A Cleveland man posing as a New York fashion journal agent sold subscriptions in Cambridge. After arrest on false pretenses, he was discharged, then rearrested by affidavit, refunded all money, and was bound over to Probate Court in 100 dollars with jail in default.
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W. L. Bailey
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Cambridge
Carpenter
County Leaders Order Special Levy for Monroe School
County Commissioners last week ordered a special levy to fund a new school house in Monroe township sub-district No 3. The levy will be apportioned by school population in the joint sub-district of Jefferson and Monroe. A review was ordered in the Erskine McCreary road case from Center township. Viewers named: Joseph Hughes William Stewart N R Morgan William Wilkin and J L Neyman. Meeting set for August 28. Also a testimonial: Hall's Catarrh Cure claims and price 75 cents per bottle sold by John Downar.
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D. M. Jenkins
Thomas Whissel
West Cambridge
Quaker City
Knox Township
Pennyroyal
Town Hall
Larely
W. F. Rose
Winchester
W. R. Woodward
Ella Bell&Co
J. H. Sarcher
Thalheimer
W. K. Yingling
Burr’s Mills
Eisner
Arnold
W.H
Eagleton
Ella Owen
Denver
Col
Monroe Township
Jefferson
Monroe
Erskine— McCreary Road
Center Township
Joseph Hughes
William Stewart
N. R. Morgan
William Wilkin
J. L. Neyman
Hall
John Downar
Kerseys on Mill Street Offers Cleaned and Repaired Clothes
Go to Kerseys on Mill Street opposite the Court House for cleaning and repair services. Regular customers and new patrons are invited to visit for fabric care.
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Kersey’s
Mill Street
Court House
Athletics Win Season Opener Over Cambridge Club
The Athletics beat Cambridge 9 to 4 in their season debut. Barnes and Bulger led with ten strikeouts for the home club, while Cline and Mellyar starred for Cambridge. Key moments included a three-run burst in the sixth and strong defense despite ground errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletics
Cambridge
W. Barnes
Bulger
Warrens
Right
Cline
Mellyar
Battery
Burgess
Carr
Criswell
McKinney
Barnes
Barnesville
Waterloo
Wall Barnes
Hirschberg's one price system draws reporter to Cambridge store
A reporter visits Hirschberg's Cambridge shop to verify claims of the largest stock in Eastern Ohio. Hirschberg explains he operates Newark and Cambridge stores with a two store, one price policy, buying in large quantities and paying cash to secure discounts. He shows 1500 overcoats and vast racks, insisting he advertises only what he has and invites the public to judge.
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Wheeling Avenue
East 8Th Street
Cambridge
Ohio
Public Square
James Davis
Hirschberg
Astern
John G. Thompson
Mr. Hirschberg
Newark
Hirschberg’s
California
W.K. Gooders
T. F. Hunter
New Postal Notes Printed on Special Pure Line Paper
An exchange describes the new postal notes to be printed on the best quality pure line bank note paper chemically treated to resist moisture and light while remaining sensitive to acids used by forgers. The paper is lemon colored with a golden brown underprint chosen as the safest and most suitable for authenticity.
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and monument offers
Catarrh is the seed of Consumption and Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as a cure priced 75 cents sold by John Dow. A separate notice promotes marble and granite monuments with Jed Williams offering the largest stock in Eastern Ohio at the Public Square works, promising to save agents' commissions.
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Washington
Laithmore
Wihicho
Ants Bauer
Heon
Baltimore
W. EL Reppert
A. Brb
St. R. No. SN
Siek Stree
Olumbus
Ohio
Jed Williams
Dedication of Court House Officers in Guernsey County
The dedication program lists President William Lawrence and numerous officers and speakers including Hon Wm M Ramsey. Committees on invitation decoration finance and railroad talks are appointed to organize the event at 10 A M and 1 30 P M with addresses by judges and local officials.
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W. H. McFarland
Beckett
Court House
Guernsey County
J. O. Grimes
J.D. Taylor
Guernsey County Court
Wm. Farrar
Wm. M. Ramsey
Cincinnati
Ohio
E W Mathews
RW Anderson
I TH Anderson
J W Campbell
J A Troette
J.C Steele
J E Lawrence
WA Carpenter
WE Boden
W K Gooders
JT McPherson
GL Arnold
W White
John Kirkpatrick
JP Mahatley
JR Barr
Rey Wol Locke
Rey
TC Clark
WS Heade
J S Wilkin
AW Nicholson
W B Cosorage
G TE Boetcher
A Oldham
WM Seins
J FE Sankey
Robi Hammond
Lp Hosick
J M Carr
RT Scott
R Thomas
Jp Rainey
Elza Turner
J B Ferguson
S © Luccock
H I Williams
M R Patterson
A Tannehill
S A Oldham
W S Keade
Rebecca Hiyatt
Jennie McPherson
TG Brown
Mary Stone
TW Ovier
Wm Lawrence
Charlie Taylor
W M Farrar
J C Steer
Court of Common Pleas
John Moore
William Howell
Otter
Cambridge
Washington News Roundup Loosely Packed
Washington updates note rotting potatoes in a section, a planned picnic forthcoming, and numerous local farm and social items. Mentions stock hog sales, visitors from Kimbolton and Delaware, Masonic activity, Belmont camp-meeting attendees, a baseball game, C L Ferguson buying a store stake, and a guest from Iowa. Also details Sabbath School Convention dates in Cambridge, a return visit by William Cunningham, hog fattening hints, millinery store opening by Miss Andersons in Cambridge, and a new foster child from Cleveland Home. A fair meeting sets dates September 26 27 28 with emphasis on a strong county fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Frame
Kimbolton
Mary Frame
H. M. Grier
Delaware
Masonic Lodge
Belmont
C. L. Ferguson
Price Brothers
Birmingham
Washington Biggs
Iowa
Guernsey County
Cambridge
Wm. Cunningham
Indiana
Wires at Oldhams Record Local Happenings
Wool clip sold. Thomas L. Bishard of Zanesville visited. George Temple attended Burrs Mills camp meeting. Mrs. Hutchison ill. Farmers haul coal early. Lon Enmiler recovered to work. W P Sherrard sold fat cattle to Samuel Morrison. Tomato worms injuring vines. Joseph Patterson family at Gibson's Station. Elmer Smock to teach Sherrard district winter term. Wm. H. Bell opens coal bank. Isaac Oldham of Wheeling visits returns home. J T Oldham candidate for Infirmary Director. Wm. Sherrard returns from Missouri to Guernsey. Potatoes dug. prices as low as 25 cents per bushel.
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Oldhams
LT. Bishard
Zanesville
George Temple
Burr's Mills
Joseph Hutchison
Lon Enmiler
W. P. Sherrard
Samuel Morrison
Joseph Patterson
Gibson’s Station
Elmer Smock
Sherrard
Wm. H. Bell
Isaac Oldham
Wheeling
West Va
J. T. Oldham
Wm. Sherrard
Missouri
Old Guernsey
Remarkable Cure via Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
We report the case of 80 year old Mrs. Westfall of Duchess County New York who suffered chronic bladder stone and urine retention. Dr Kennedy declined operation due to age but used Kennedy's Favorite Remedy with local treatment. the patient gained good health and lived comfortably thereafter. The remedy is touted as a vegetable tonic aiding kidneys liver bowels and blood purification suitable for all ages and both sexes. It is sold by all druggists.
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Duchess Co
Kennedy
Westfall
Notice of insolvent estate for A. B. Herring
On July 17 1883 the Probate Court of Guernsey County declared A B Herring insane and probably insolvent Creditors must present claims within six months to B S Herring Guardian of A B Herring to be eligible for payment
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Probate Court
Guernsey County
A. B. Herring
B.s. Herring
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