Mexican acts favor copper cent and tax exemptions rise
The Mexican Congress approves a copper cent coinage totaling 300000 dollars and states grant twenty year tax exemptions to new manufactories as governors lure industry. A storm from the Mississippi to New England brings heavy snow in the lake region while political tensions grow among French Canadians and Indiana white cap raids continue. Boston endures a major Thanksgiving fire, showing fireproof structures offer no protection against intense blazes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
New England
Regional State Fairs Set Dates Across the Midwest
Delegates gathered in Cleveland to fix dates for state fairs to avoid conflicts. Detroit Fair runs Aug 24 to Sep 6, Wheeling Sep 1, Ohio State Sep 8, Toledo Sep 15, Indianapolis Sep 22, Illinois State Peoria Sep 29, and St Louis Oct 6. Reed of Maine wins Speakership on the second ballot. McKinley loses. House officers nominated include McPherson Clerk and Holmes Sergeant at Arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Detroit
Wheeling
Ohio State
Yoledo
Indianapolis
Ilinois
Peoria
St Louis
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
Toledo
Reed
Maine
McKinley
Ohio
Burrows
Michigan
Cannon
Illinois
Henderson
Iowa
Gannon
Ways and Means
House of Representatives
Edward McPherson
Pennsylvania
A. J. Holmes
C. W. Adama
Maryland
Wheat
Wisconsin
Chas. B. Bransdell
North Presbyterian Church
Washington, D. C
Mockery of charity at Broadway Tabernacle convention
A New York paper reports a stark scene outside the Broadway Tabernacle where wealthy church leaders leaving a missionary meeting passed by a hunger-stricken woman nursing a frail infant. No one offered aid before police intervened after the crowd dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Tabernacle
New York
Minneapolis Tribune Building Fire Claims Seven Dead
A large seven story Tribune building in Minneapolis burned Saturday night. Dozens were at work on the upper floors, seven lives were recovered and up to a dozen others feared trapped. A editor or printer killed himself with a revolver rather than face the flames and some leaped to death from windows. The blaze underscores fire’s indiscriminate danger to iron, stone, brick or similar structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Tribune
Congress in session and tariff debates in press
The piece notes Republican control of Congress and expected tariff revisions. It discusses the Southern question tied to national election oversight and race prejudice, arguing change comes with education and equality, while coercion rarely aligns with public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
President's message read by Congress on Tuesday
The president delivered a lengthy message to Congress on Tuesday afternoon. Republican papers gave little attention to the reading and the HeraLp could not publish it in time for this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Returned electors listed by Guernsey county townships 1889
Names of township trustees and ward appointees selected on the first Tuesday of November 1889 in Guernsey county. The County Clerk records trustees for Adams Cambridge Jackson Jefferson Knox Liberty Londonderry Madison Millwood Monroe Oxford Richland Valley Washington Westland Wheeling and Wills townships with dozens of voters named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Guernsey County
Said
Adams
Alex Blair
Adam Anderson
John L Boyd
John McCullough
Cambridge
E Black
James Linn
Joseph McBride
David Nicholson
W W Krook
John Lavely
Thos Ringer
Wm Mercer
A J Hutchison
Samuel Carnes
Mack Siegler
B F Col
George Conner
Wn Linkhorn
Daniel Orr
Harry Rogers
R Fulton
John Davis
Chas Frye
Simon Nicholson
George Trenner
Jefferson
Geo Beal
Bonnell
Thos McKahan
Andrew McCleary Knox
Martin V Howard
Jas A Hawthorne
R A Thompson
Benj Kenworthy
Liberty
James Chambers
J K Thompson
Joseph Leeper
W S Proctor
D L Forsythe
J W McCullough
Londonderry
S G Hughes
Bennett Stoskdale
A G Rea
Robi Nelson
John Vickers
J H Bond
Madison
Winchester
Wm F Padgitt
Thos Boyd
Cyrus English
Antrim
Thomas C Bonnell
S B Johnson
Millwood
Zimri Hartley
Geo Coulias
James W Floyd
C W Hall
L E Brill
John K Rose
Burt McCormack
Wm H Atbey
W_C Rose
John Hi Galligher
Monroe
Joshua Gilpin
John Couts
Wm Steffee
Robt Hazlett
Oxford
Lewis Caskey
John Fallis
Joseph Hood
A M Brothers
Alex Ables
Wm H Keil
Robin Lowry
John Redd
Spencer
John Garvin
A C Baird
M M Covert
C T Bay
James Elder
John Stone
Davidson Bay
Valley
Secrest
James Call
W J Adair
A C Flanagan
Elmer Jordon
Washington
S A Howell
F H Lewis
J D Reed
Westland
Fletcher Brown
John St. Clair
Geo Watson
Washington hunters bring in considerable game at Crestline visit
Jerome Gatteral and sister visit Crestline Ohio while harvests continue as hog farmers complain prices are too low. Miss Emma Beckett visits Cambridge and Miss Mary O Craig. Thanksgiving preaching at United Presbyterian Church. Quarterly Meeting set at M E church next weekend with missionary lecture by Mrs Rey Mills. Farmers Institute meeting urged for next Saturday at town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Gatteral
Crestline
Ohio
Emma Beckett
Cambridge
Mary O Craig
United Presbyterian Church
Fairview
A.G. Stewart
Columbus
Stewart
James Stewart & Son
James Woodburn
Benton County
Iowa
J. C. Woodburn
Rey Mills
Farmers Institute
Local Notes and Society Visits Harvested in Dexter City
Miss Clara Mooney of Dexter City visits here with friends while Miss Mary Lee of Caldwell stays with her mother. Abraham Secrest of Pt Pleasant, and W S Campbell of Cambridge visited schools and town. Thanksgiving guests include David Friedman of Caldwell and Wires family from Evans Pa Pittsburgh and Springfield. The WFM held a successful festival in Burt's hall netting 25 dollars. A Christmas tree event is planned by the M E Sabbath School for December 24. The literary society discussed a warrior vs statesman resolution and favored the affirmative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Mooney
Dexter City
Mary Lee
Caldwell
Abraham Secrest
Pt Pleasant
W S Campbell
Cambridge
David Friedman
Farmer’s Mines
Lester Beach
WFM
Burt
W H Wires
Evans
BF Wires
Pittsburgh
T J Wires
Springfield
Ohio
Reorganization of Bellaire Zanesville and Cincinnati Railway
W R Crumpton announces the official reorganization of the Bellaire Zanesville and Cincinnati Railway Company as of December 1, 1889. The new roster lists I Mooney as president M Churchill as vice president W R Crompton as general manager and W C Mooney as treasurer among others. Communications regarding freight passenger auditing purchasing should go to the general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Crumpton
B.I &C
Bellaire, Zanesville and Cincinnati Railway Company
New Comepany
I. Mooney
M Churchill
W R Crompton
W C Mooney
W F Hunter
J K Geddes
J B Rhodes
W R Stubbins
J A Cox
M R Seal
Times Recorder
Lieutenant Bethel to Conquer After Attack in Atlanta
Lieutenant W. A. Bethel of the U S A stationed at Atlanta Georgia has been attacked by the meales but indications are that he will conquer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bethel
U.S. A
Atlanta
Georgia
Local Congregation Murals and Community News in North Salem
North Salem Methodist Protestant congregation papered their church last Saturday. Community notes include marriages, arrivals from Bulger and Zanesville, Thanksgiving donations to John Dawson, and market prices for butter eggs dried apples and pork. Reports on a GAR campfire at Kimbolton praising pension bills, birthday celebrations for Miss Maggie Mathews, and a tragic incident where a three year old girl died from clothing catching fire while near a grate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J L Patterson
J. P. Wm McConkey
Alice Cramblett
Wm Pollock
Grant Carnes
Bulger
Cube McKim
Zanesville
John Dawson
George Johnson
Kimbolton
Rey Hammond
Appleton
TS Luecock
Boyd
WT Berry
Congress
W R Mathews
Maggie
S J Montgomery
Ira G Bell
SJ Montgomery
Joseph McGill
M V McKim
Miss Mathews
Local Notes From Pt Pleasant and Nearby
A roundup of community updates includes Alfred Conner’s business visit from Hiramsburg, Ira Aplin shipping a carload of bags, and Fred Arnold returning from Cambridge. Social visits span Miss Glora Thompson of Byesville visiting Samuel Johnson, Miss Mollie Orr visiting Madison Secrest, and Oliver Finley staying with his mother Mrs Harrison Secrest. Reverend and school-related events, travel news, and a Thanksgiving concert at the ME church wrap the week, with local folks attending despite poor weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Conner
Hiramsburg
Ira Aplin
Fred Arnold
Cambridge
Madison Secrest
Laughlin
Glora Thompson
Byesville
Samuel Johnson
Mollie Orr
Local Social Notes From Zanesville and Cambridge
Will Elder of Zanesville spent Sunday with his parents Jesse Jordan of Bealsville visited his parents Will and Grace McEndree were in Cambridge last week Annie Stranathan returned home from the West Miss Anna Brown of Cambridge guests of Miss Nettie Knowlton Mrs Cora Kemp of Zanesville visits her mother Mrs T M Hathaway W H McCloy and daughters Lou and Flanagan were in Marietta last week Carrie and Lissie Young of Cambridge visit the Stevens family Harry Stevens was shot in the leg but not seriously hurt union Thanksgiving services were held in the ME church Rev H Moreledge preached at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Elder
Zanesville
Jesse Jordan
Bealsville
Will
Grace McEndree
Cambridge
Annie Stranathan
West
Allie McClelland
Charles Conner
Marietta
Anna Brown
Nettie Knowlton
Cora Kemp
T M Hathaway
W H McCloy
Lou
Festival at M. E. church postponed and local notices
The M E church festival is postponed. L Cooper of Perrysville Ohio visits relatives locally. Wm Adair visits Belmont county friends this week. A miniature blizzard last week pushed stock to winter quarters. Methodist quarterly meetings for this charge are next weekend. Win Bowers remains critically ill after a long illness. Miss Alloway teaches Brady school and hosts Thanksgiving dinner in Kimbolton. Farmers ban hunting on their premises in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
L Cooper
Perrysville
Ohio
Wm Adair
Belmont County Friends
Methodist
Win Bowers
Miss Alloway
Brady School
Kimbolton
Pain Killing Salvation Oil Promoted For Aches
An exchange notes many puns about Dr Bull's Cough Syrup and urges press notice for Salvation Oil used in rheumatism gout neuralgia and sciatica. It claims the product kills pain and is priced at 25 cents.
Local Notes From Allen County Community Page
Elmer Bryan returns home from Allegheny for several weeks. Born December 1, 1889 to Mr and Mrs John Rich a son P . Lowry travels to Sabina Ohio to teach. Mrs Thomas Shaw remains gravely ill. Frank Archer headed to Chicago to start a business. Mrs Martha Gordon of Morrow county leaves after weeks here. Henry Thompson reports school progress. IOOF officers elected at Saturday night meeting: A R Cain N G H F Gordon V G T J Rose R B Henry Dilley P B Avery Stiers Treasurer J W Heston Jne Frame C J Brown Trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bryan
Allegheny
John Rich
P . Lowry
Sabina
Thomas Shaw
Frank Archer
Chicago
Martha Gordon
Morrow County
Henry Thompson
IOOF
A R Cain
H F Gordon
T J Rose
Henry Dilley
Avery Stiers
J W Heston
Jne Frame
C J Brown
Birthday Surprise-Family Reunion for John Wires Sr.
Last Thursday November 28 the six sons and daughters and other relatives met at John Wires Sr. home in Jackson township Guernsey county Ohio to honor his 73rd birthday. A large dinner for 28 people followed with a turkey. He received gold spectacles from his children and mufflers and a silk handkerchief from his grandchildren. Born in Virginia in 1816 he moved with his parents to Guernsey in 1818 and has lived here about 71 years on a good farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wires
Jackson Township
Guernsey County
Ohio
Wires
Mr. Wires
Virginia
Guernsey
Onion-eaters Said To Stay Fine Against Illness
A humorous adage claims habitual onion eaters never die of diphtheria rheumatism gout or stomach troubles. When these diseases touch an onion eater their breath pales and vanishes.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered With Reward Notice
One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh cure that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot treat. Statements from F J Cheney & Co and several Toledo druggists attest to honesty and solvency. Internal remedy claims to act on the blood and mucous surfaces. price listed at 75 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F J
Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Traux
Olsio
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Court Dockets: Diverse Actions and Orders Entered
Clark T. Rose adm’r vs Josephine Rose appraisal and dower confirmed sale ordered on premises. Oil Well Supply Co vs Cambridge Gas and Oil Co cross petition and new party allowed. Jane Brown vs Jane Brown divorce granted at defendant costs. Porter & Donaldson vs J O Mellyar judgment for Jos Beymer 167.75. Jacob Hughes as executor amended answer and cross petition and new parties by December 4. Mary Hargrove vs John Hargrove default 152.84. Mary Feister vs John Wire funding for Anna Feister 1565.30 and order to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark T. Rose
Adm'r
Josephine Rose
Cambridge Gas and Oil Co
Jane Brown
Janes Brown
Porter & Donaldson
J.O. Mellyar
Jos Beymer
Jacob Hughes
Joseph Hughes
Mary Hargrove
John Hargrove
Mary Feister
John Wire
Improved Train Service on the B and O Cambridge
Trains on the B and O Railroad begin Sunday November 2 from Cambridge with multiple daily departures to Chicago Columbus Cincinnati St Louis New York and Pittsburgh. All trains feature Pullman sleeperships and through sleepers via Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Wheeling. Contact A.B. White for tickets and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Chicago Express
Chicago
Chicago Limited
Columbus
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Vestibu Ed Limited
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Limited
Pullman
Wheeling
Wheeling Express
Callon
A.B. White
Ohio
Magazine of American History Celebrates Twenty-Second Volume
The December issue reveals a frontispiece portrait of Lord Brougham and an editor’s sketch of his early career. It features Dawes on The Sciota Purchase, Shuffeldt's Navajo drawings, Adams acrostic, and essays by Lyman Shaw, Kirk, Furgeson, and Stanton, with Ohio history corrections. Subscription is $5.00 yearly, published at 743 Broadway, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Magazine of American History
Lord Brougham
Our Republic
Edinburgh Review
New York City
R W. Shuffeldt
John Quincey Adams
Ella M.M. Nave
Sciota
Wisconsin
T H Kirk
America
Clement Furgeson
General Grant
Theodore Stanton
Paris
Broadway
Swift's Specific Cures Nine-Year Scrofula Case
A Piedmont man writes that from age seven to 1885 he suffered severe scrofula despite many treatments. After stopping other medicines and using Swift's Specific, he improved and has remained free of scrofula since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Sizemore
Piedmont
8. C
North Carolina
Swift's Specific touted for rheumatism cures in Kansas case
W. T. Suave, a Solomon City Kansas druggist, reports selling Swift's Specific since 1878 and cites a long lasting rheumatism case cured after using a few bottles. He notes other medicines failed despite hundreds of dollars spent and offers a free treatise on blood and skin disease from Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
W. T. Suave
Solomon City
Kansas
Safe Investment Promises Guaranteed Relief for Lung Ailments
A guaranteed safe plan offers Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption and throat lung chest issues with promise of relief. Trial bottles free at M. Hawthorne's Drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
M. Hawthorne
Pittsburgh firm plans coal gas plant at Bellaire
A Pittsburgh firm proposes to erect at Bellaire a coal gas plant for 5000 dollars that will produce daily 10 000 cubic feet of fuel gas from slack coal at a net cost of eight cents per 1 000 cubic feet and guarantee its success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Bellaire
Tribune
Golden Specific Claim for Hidden Cure in Beverages
An advertisement promises a speedy permanent cure for drinking problems through a product called Golden Specific. It claims the medicine can be added to tea or coffee without the drinker’s knowledge and has cured thousands of drinkers, even moderate ones, with no harmful effects. It offers circulars and guarantees, asking readers to write to GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO. in Cincinnati, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Specific CO
Race St
Cincinnati
O. Tf
Thanksgiving Proclamation From Cherokee Chief Mayer
J B Mayer Cherokee chief presents a unique Thanksgiving proclamation honoring ancestral practices and the Great Spirit, then aligning with Christian faith. He expresses gratitude for protection, government, homes, and sustenance, noting trials faced by the Cherokee people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Mayer
Castoria Advertisement Appears in Rhyme
The poem promotes Castoria by tracing a mother’s care from infancy to children. It repeats the product name at key life stages and concludes with a nod to Castoria as the remedy used for childhood ailments.
Wharton and Miss Bailey Wed in West Cambridge
On November 20 1889 at the bride’s parents residence in West Cambridge Rev W H McFarland united E Wharton and Susan M Bailey in marriage with a ceremony conducted by the clergyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton—Bailey
West
Cambridge
W. H. McFarland
E. Wharton
Susan M. Bailey
Kyle E. Merryman Farm Sale in Guernsey County Ohio
Real estate in Londonderry township Guernsey county Ohio described as the west half of the northwest quarter of section 16 township 10 range 7 known as the Kyle E Merryman farm located about 24 miles north of the National Road. Appraised at 2500 dollars. Terms of sale require one third cash one third in one year and one third in two years from the day of sale with interest from that day. Deferred payments secured by mortgage on the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londonderry
Guernsey County
State of Ohio
Kyle E. Merryman
Sheriff Sale of Multiple Lots in Cambridge Ohio
W. H. C. Hanna sheriff of Guernsey County Ohio orders a cash sale of Lot Nos 13 245 246 247 248 249 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272 in Carson's addition Cambridge with appraisals listed. Steele and Rosemond attorneys handle the proceedings. The sale is conducted under sheriffal authority dated November 26 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Ohio
Carson
Cambridge
A. D
W. H.C. Hanna
Steele & Rosemond, Atty’s
Sheriff Sale in Guernsey County Ohio Property in Cambridge
Public auction of a parcel in Cambridge town, Guernsey County, part of In Lot 27, bounded by Wheeling Avenue, appraised at 1950 dollars. Sale terms: one third cash, one third in one year, one third in two years with interest, secured by mortgage. Sheriff W. H. Hanna notes November 13 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seline
Guernsey
Ohio
Cambridge
Said
Wheeling Avenue
A. D
W.H ., Hanna
Guernsey County
J. K. Lawrence
Harper & Brothers Harper's periodicals pricing notice
Harper & Brothers advertise annual rates for Harper's Magazine Harper's Weekly Harper's Bazar and Harper's Young People. They offer bound volumes cloth cases and an index for volumes 1 to 70. Subscriptions begin with current numbers and remittances should be by post office money order or draft.
Harper's Weekly 1890 prospectus and features preview
Harper's Weekly presents itself as America's leading illustrated newspaper with a trusted editorial fairness. The 1890 plan highlights literary variety, serials by top writers, and rich weekly supplements. A Mexican romance by Thomas A. Janvier is announced for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Weekly
America
Thomas A. Janvier
Harper’s Magazine and Bazar Subscriptions and Volumes
Harper and Brothers offer subscriptions for Harper’s Magazine Harper’s Bazar and Harper’s Young People states Canada or Mexico. Bound volumes of Harper’s Weekly available for three years back with cloth bindings. mail or express options. Cloth cases for binding available post-paid. Remittances by money order or draft to avoid loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Weekly
Harper’s Bazar
Harper’s Young People
United States
Canada
Mexico
Harper's Weekly
Tao
Post Office
Harper & Brothers
Legal Notice of Attachment in Guernsey County
William M Lawrence of Wichita Kansas is notified of a suit by James A Lawrence in Guernsey County Ohio seeking fifty dollars. An attachment was levied on James A Lawrence's undivided one twelfth interest in part of Lot 27 Cambridge, Ohio. Court action continues with January 4, 1890 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas of
Guernsey
Jones
Ohio
William M. Lawrence
Fiell Lawrece
Court House
Cambridge
Wichita
Kansas
James A. Lawrence
Uniti
Elza Turner
Cambridge Township
Guernsey County
Ant
Court of Common Pleas
Wheeling Avenue
Mathews & Heade Atty’s
iNov
Harper's Bazar announces 1890 home living series
The magazine previews forthcoming 1890 content with Olive Thorne Miller Christine Terhune Herdrick and Mary Lowe Dickinson delivering papers on The Daughter at Home Three Meals a Day and The Woman of the Period. Walter Besant and F W Robinson will author serial novels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Bazar
Olive Thorne Miller
Christine Terhune Herdrick
Mary Lowe Dickinson
Walter Besant
F. W. Robinson
Harper's magazines and bound volumes advertisement
Harper & Brothers advertises subscriptions for Harper's Bazar Harper's Weekly and Harper's Young People with annual prices and options for bound volumes. Three years back bound volumes in cloth binding mailed or expressed at 700 per volume with postage paid. remittances via post office money order or draft. Address provided.
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Bazar
Harper's Bazar
Punt Office
Harper & Brothers
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P. Marafpry
T. W. Ogier
Main St
East Court Square
Indiana White Cap Organization
North
Boston
North Salem
Pt. Pleasant
Cumberland
Brady
Senecaville
Court Report
Scrofula
S.S. 8S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, Ga
Castoria
Astoria
Bucklen
D. M. Hawthorne
Dee
Cambridge Nurseries
Probate Court
Co. W. Wells
Kyle E Merryman
Sheriff’s Sale
James O. Mellyar
Harper’s Magazine
Edwin A. Abbey
Harper's Magazine
Andrew Lang
Alphonse Daubet
Tarascon
Henry Jamea
Rossi and Myrbach
D. Howells
Lafcadio Harno
Harper's Periodicals
Christma
M. S. Wolff &Co
L. Hirschberg
Postoffice
Dr. Harkey
Harper's Young People
Sehoo Books
Palet Medicines
Tion
Opier’s Drug Store
Cambridge, Ohio
John R. McLean
Enquirer
Cincinnat
Harper’s Periodicals
Mac
AN Illustrated Weekly
Len H
William O. Stoddard
Lucy C. Lillie
Prince Tommy
John Russell Coryell
Margaret E. Sangster
Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen
Howard Pyle
Frank M. Bicknell
W.D. Howells
Thomas Nelson P E
Mary E. Wilkins
Nora Perry
Harriet Prescott Spofford
David Ker
Harper’s
Boston Advertiser
Arper & Brothers
Marper & Brothers
This
B. L. A. Harkey
Dr. L. A. Harkey
Hotel
Berwick
Barnesville
Deek
Albert House
L. A. Harkey
E. J. Forsythe
Taylor Block
Jesse
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Rainey Block
Mill Street
Cocook
Madison Black
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