Thalheimer’s offers bargains and almanacs for 1886
Thalheimer’s carries best bargains on almanacs dress shirts overcoats hats underwear and fine dress suitings. Scott’s restaurant Hornbrook’s boots and rubbers and Sunnafrank’s lunch are also touted with holiday goods and a bustling town scene in December 1885 Guernsey Cambridge Senecaville and nearby towns.
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Thalheimer.s
Taalheimer’s
Scott’s
Hornbrook’s
James Hosick
Amstrongs
Abram Anderson
Washington Township
Toledo
Troette’s
Captain Orr
Kansas
Guernsey
Campbell
Gibsons
Lula Scott
Senecaville
Woodsfield
Meecum
G. L. Arnold
Sarah Rankin
Bellaire
Troette
Cadiz
Odd Fellows Lodge
Forsythes
Taylor Block
James Bair
Freeport
Cambridge
O. Hamer
Columbus
Free Methodist Church
Sunnafrank
J. R. Finley
B.S. Herring
Zanesville
Hanlon
Barnesville
The
Herald
Court Report from Guernsey County Court
Judge J W Campbell presided with Clerk J Ro Bair and Sheriff H F McDonald. Civil dockets include Wells vs McGill with judgment against defendant for 230 and costs. Gibson vs Hartup settled with each paying own costs. Tillett vs Brill deed confirmed and distribution ordered. Numerous Ohio cases listed with arraignments, pleas, bonds, and verdicts, including burglary verdicts against Ley and Capstack. large Barnesville witness turnout noted.
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J. W. Campbell
J. Ro Bair
H. F. McDonald
Joseph W Wells
Jas McGill
Guernsey County
CW Gibson
J S Hartup
Eliza ‘Tillett
Isaac W Brill
J M Bushfield
Benj
Presbyterians Raid Pastor After Prayer Meeting
After a prayer meeting last week the pastor greeted a large crowd at his home. Followers brought items as donations, but the gesture turned humorous as a scripture measure and even a pound of silver were given, packed and overflowing.
Rice and Bartons Minstrels at Hammond Opera House
Rice and Bartons Minstrels headlined by Jas T Lewis Silver Cornet Band perform Thursday at Hammond Opera House. Akron Daily Beacon reports a packed People’s Theatre crowd roared with humor, praising Charles H King banjo virtuoso and the strong accompanying acts as the best company to visit Akron in days.
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Rice & Barton
Jas. T. Lewis
Silver Cornet
Hammond
Opera House
Dee 3d
Akron Ohio
Daily Beacon
People’s Theatre
Charles H. King
King
Akron
Tragedy Strikes Norwich Family In Double Misfortune
Mrs. Sol Shroyer of Norwich dies after mistaking strychnine for medicine, shocking the town and prompting her parents to travel to Cambridge for the funeral. Later that evening Solomon Shroyer attempted suicide with chloroform, amid rumors of grief and dissipated habits, but remained alive at press time.
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Sol Shroyer
Norwich
John Scott
Cambridge
Solomon Shroyer
Shroyer
Land of the Living
Local Notes Share Trades And Trials Of Town Life
Andy Barnes visits as roads passable. A M Baxter to sell oysters by pint quart or gallon. Many Thanksgiving gatherings. Sami Clemens auctioned furniture Saturday. Mill reports largest business since built. Luzadder teaches writing near Fairchild. Miss Anderson milliner, repairs after father's death. Premiums not claimed revert to society. Colley moved home. McCreary and cattle seen Friday. Prices per pound for hogs and wheat values listed. Union services at Presbyterian church on Thanksgiving. Gutridge and Dugan buy 200 acres of timber. plan to move saw mill. Lowry buys Newton Lowry farm in Richland. plans to move. Market reports corrected weekly from Washington. Ad reads on fruits, vegetables, and timothy seed. Beware imitations of Dr Jones Red Clover tonic sold by druggists.
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RM Colley
Hugh McCreary
Presbyterian Church
Garrett
Gutridge & Dugan
Wm Dugan
Lowry
Newton Lowry
Richland Township
Washington Market
Columbeen
Cener
Deaths and notices from Pt Pleasant and area
Rev Blake lost a valuable horse last week. The W F M Society meets at M E church December 5 with a quarterly gathering set for December 6. Rev Hyman spoke at Hartford on Thanksgiving. A child of Mrs D Larrick suffers an incurable leg disease. Mrs Nick Shriver’s relatives report she was thrown from a horse and injured after a leg fracture. George Johnson died November 27 from stomach inflammation. burial at Buffalo cemetery with Roy Hyman officiating. he left a wife and three children. John Andrews, who emigrated from Germany sixteen years ago, returned to his father’s home with his wife and two-year-old daughter, bringing joyous news.
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J. L. Bruner
West Cambridge
James Hinton
Belle Center
Ohio
Mra. L
Mahaffey
Washington
Herald
C. L. Brill
Maitland
Monitor
Ros. H. Beggs
T. ©. Beymer
Hendricks
L J. Cutter
Cumberland
Watertown
J. R. Troette
Zanesville
Coshocton
East Liberty
Mary Hurley
Peter Greaves
Newark
Alex Galloway
Rome N. Y
Gen. P. Pease
Justice Turner
Mattie Vanordstand
Alex Todd
John R. Johnson
Near
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Black Diamond
Moran County
Davis Hutton
Emma Purdum
William Touvell
Lizzie Stillions
Mack Boyd
Eunice Stewart
W. D. McConnell
Elizabeth Jerbrache
Reuben Maple
Rebecca Thornton
J. M. Bowers
O. C. Farquhar
Cambridge
Cambridge Lodge
N G
C. H. Loper
W. G
Melville Fordyce
W.H.H. McIlyar
W. R. Sprague
A. W. Halliday
W. H. H. Mcellyar
J. S. Prouse
J. P. Mahaffey
Conrad Beymer
Blake
W F M Society
Hyman
Hartford
D Larrick
Nick Shriver
George Johnson
Buffalo Cemetery
Roy Hyman
John Andrews
Germany
The Chimney Corner at College Hall New Concord
The New Concord corner band presents a domestic drama The Chimney Corner at College Hall on Thursday December 3. It will be followed by a comedietta Off the Stage with an orchestra from local musicians. Proceeds go to liquidate a debt. Admission 25 cents. reserved seats 35 cents. Doors 7 p.m. show at 7:30.
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College Hall
New Concord
New Concord Corner
Gault’s
Cure for Piles Remedy Advertises Relief
The ad promotes Dr Bosanko's Pile Remedy claiming to relieve internal and external hemorrhoids by direct application. It notes back and abdominal heaviness, indigestion symptoms, moisture and itching after warmth, with a proposed permanent cure. Price 50c and address The Dr Bosanko Medicine Co. Piqua Ohio. Sold by J. M. McGill.
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Bosanko
Weddings and obituary notice from Birmingham area
Birmingham reports more weddings expected as Mrs S H Moore visits her son WF Moore in Claysville. Rev Dickerson led Thanksgiving services at the Newtown charge. J M Scott of Maryville Mo joins his father’s family for the winter. LJ Scott funeral held last Wednesday with Rev J W Martin Rev Tannehill and Rev Dickerson officiating at Flat Ridge cemetery. Scott, a 30-year-old Presbyterian member, died recently. his widow receives community sympathy.
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S H Moore
WF Moore
Claysville
Dickerson
Newtown
J M Scott
Maryville
LJ Scott
J W Martin
North Salem
Tannehill
Antrim
Flat Ridge
Scott
Mary Miller
Kimbolton
Presbyterian Church
Salvation Oil Advertises Pain Free Cure at 25 Cents
An 19th century ad touts Salvation Oil as a painless, certain cure claiming it ends pain by burning away with wording that one tire burns out another. The offer emphasizes a price of 25 cents.
Byesville News Roundup Includes Local Moves and Oddities
Geo Atherton travels to Streater NL on leave while Col JT Hey visits from Baltimore. JF Woodrow grows a seven pound radish 27 inches around. A fifteen pound son born to Mr and Mrs JH Dell. BV Witten's team runs away causing minor damage. McCreary & Slay's displays a 614 pound turnip 30 inches in circumference. Rev Wells becomes MP church resident. L W Smith's drug store stocks holiday goods. J Morrison left for unknown parts. locals hope for return.
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JT Hey
Baltimore
JF Woodrow
JH Dell
J T Morrison
West End
BV Witten
Daniel Ables
Kansas
L W Smith
Rev Wells
MP Church
Byesville
Concord
McCreary & Slay’s
New Concord College Notes and Legal Indictment
Thanksgiving service featured Rey Martin verse and a lively Philo Society music program. Dan Crofts received an honorable dismissal from the US Society. Dr Paul returned after preaching in Buffalo and New York City. A box social in college hall drew a large crowd. Prof Porter performed notable selections. WG Cale, former student, faces Muskingum county grand jury indictment for counterfeit money.
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Rey Martin
Philo Society
Dan Crofts
US Society
Paul
Buffalo
New York City
College Hall
Porter
Cale
Muskingum County
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Persistent Cough
Wim Thomas of Newton reports his wife suffered a 25 year cough worsened this spring. After trying many remedies she used Dr King’s New Discovery with great relief. the first bottle helped and a second cured her, marking 30 years of poor health relieved. Trial bottles free at C L Wall & Co drug store. large size $1.
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Wim Thomas
Newton, Ta
Local News and Social Notes from Quaker City Area
Miss Mary Wells at Beallsville and Bellaire resident Lippincott home in Sunday. Thanksgiving adjournments. Anne Hartley visiting Zanesville. Hendrysburg band teacher DJ Hawkins. ME church protracted meeting. BF & A M Lodge officers elected. Nathan Barnes of Summerfield visiting AM Floyd family. Cambridge folks at mask carnival. AP Smith returns from year as book-keeper for Lydick & Son. Mary Steele Ella Bell guests of Hattie Johnson. Ben Drake of Barnesville opening barber shop in Cochran’s room. Luella White of Williamsport visiting Boyd family. Jash Johnson runs daily hack Summerfield. Glass house busy. sixty five employed with orders ahead. Heaney B&O agent married Columbus girl Anetta M Donald. Masked carnival at rink draws largest crowd yet. Batesville and Cambridge well represented.
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Mary Wells
Beallsville
Lippincott
Bellaire
Anne Hartley
Zanesville
DJ Hawkins
Hendrysburg
BF & A M Lodge
Nathan Barnes
Summerfield
AM Floyd
Cambridge
AP Smith
Lydick & Son
I & Heaney
B&o
Columbus
Anetta M Donald
Kimer
Batesville
Mishlers Herb Bitters Said To Cure Many Diseases
In Perryville Maryland S Weaver reports cure of neuralgia and bleeding piles and his wife uses it for fever and ague. The advertisement touts Mishlers Herb Bitters as efficacious for consumption dyspepsia liver complaints fevers jaundice scrofula and other ailments with speedy relief.
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Mishler
S. Weaver
Perryville
Magazine review notes history magazine December issue
The December issue of the Magazine of American History closes its fourteenth volume. It offers articles on Massachusetts and the U S Constitution, the Brooklyn House of Philip Livingston, Thanksgiving then and now, a Mexican War chapter, and Gen Baldy Smith's Kentucky campaign analysis. It includes portraits and poems, with a frontispiece of Gen George B McClellan and a Brown University gift piece. Subscription is five dollars per year.
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Prosperous Magazine of
A. W. Clason
Massachusetts
U. S
Brooklyn
Philip Livingston
Col. Norton
E. Parker Scammon
Fayal
Chas. K. Bolton
Niagara Falls
Luther R. Marsh
Washington
Anthony
Brown University
J.C. Stockbridge
Lafayette Place
New York City
Harper's Magazine December opens new volume with serials
The December issue starts the seventy second volume of Harper's Magazine with Miss Woolson East Angels and Howell Indian Summer leading serial fiction. New editorial department by W D Howells begins January. Warner and Reinhart illustrate a major America society papers.
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Harper’s Magazine
Charles Dudley Warner
Reinhart
Harper's Magazine and Harper & Brothers Subscriptions
Advertisement from Harper & Brothers offering one year Harper's periodicals including Harper's Magazine and Harper's Weekly. Details on bound volumes, cloth bindings, price for three years back, index volumes, and payment via money order or draft.
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