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Newspaper
Cambridge Herald
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1882
Page
3
Local holiday sales spread through Cambridge shops
Ogier's Book Store and Craig & Son's promote Christmas toys and gifts with wide discounts on silk handkerchiefs, linens, and china. Local retailers Lindsay's, Atkins, Kohn's, Salmon's, and Hubbell's offer jewelry, candies, dress goods, and cash discounts amid news of a new bank, court adjournment, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogier’s
Craig & Son’s
Kohuns
Senecaville
Kkohn’s
Hubert’s
Salmon
Bent Wood Works
Barnesville
R. H. Atkins
Lindsay’s
Atkins
Ohio
Farmers Institute
Love City
D. M. Jenkins
Salmon’s
J. W. Grimes
Cadiz
Personal notes and moves across towns
A list of residents with health, travel, and residence updates. Typhoid fevers, relocations to Springfield and Adrian, visits to Belmont and Pittsburgh, teaching plans near Delaware, holiday returns from Wooster and Cumberland, and multiple locals traveling to Steubenville, Peoria, Baltimore, and Northern Texas. A Westland township school case jury was impaneled in a dispute over adding a school playground, with 43 witnesses subpoenaed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosick
Westland Township
Rezin Griffeth
John M. Forney
George N. Clark
Samuel McAdams
Jesse Eliott
Solomon Mercer
Wallace Oldham
John A. Ross
Jerry D. Hall
Hugh Morrison
Joseph Keepers
F P. J. Wallar
Board of Education
Couples Licensed to Wed Last Week
The following pairs were licensed to marry in the past week: T. J. Miller with Mayvie M. Anderson, Saml Ankers with Sarah M. Clark, Alvin Fircoats with Susie Kimball, Geo. Bell with Alice L. Patterson, George H. Bowles with Carrie R. Holtz, Saml T. Marlow with Rosa M. Moore, Oliver M. Finley with Bernice Conner, David Harless with Nancy J. Guthrie, L. A. Sigman with Mary R. Leeper, Oscar Halberg with Eliza Addison, Elijah King with Mary E. Barnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Miller
Mayvie M. Anderson
Sam’1$. Ankers
Sarah M. Clark
Alvin Fircoats
Susie Kimball
Geo. Bell
Alice L. Patterson
George H. Bowles
Carrie R. Holtz
Sam’ T. Marlow
Rosa M. Moore
Oliver M. Finley
Bernice Conner
David Harless
Nancy J. Guthrie
L. A. Sigman
Mary R. Leeper
Oscar Halberg
Eliza Addison
Elijah King
Mary E Barnett
Vick’s Floral Guide Described as Handsome Parlor Item
The piece praises the Vicks Floral Guide with lithographed cover, three color plates of flowers and vegetables, and useful information. It notes the price of 10 cents and asserts the plates alone are worth the cost, with mailing address for James Vick of Rochester, Ni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vick
Floral Guide
Young Vicks
James Vick
Rochester
Christmas House Auction Charity in Hutchison Block
Presbyterian ladies prepare a grand Christmas entertainment in Hutchison's new block on December 25. The event features a Christmas House with several young ladies auctioned for a praiseworthy cause, inviting attendees to bid for their smiles during the evening's program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchison
Miner found comatose on Morton farm near railroad crossing
Officers Stottlemire and Ioreland aroused a miner from coma on the Morton farm near a railroad crossing Saturday night. A passerby alerted them, saving him from freezing. The man had looked upon the win when it was red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stottlemire
Ioreland
Ohio
Morton Farm
Council Princes of Jerusalem Elect Officers
At a meeting of the Council Princes of Jerusalem of this place last week officers were elected. W. A. Campbell M.E.S.P.G.M, John Meyer, G. H. P. Dep G.M, Asher Williams, M. E.S. Gf W. E.J. Williams, M.E.J.G.W, A. J. Hutchison, W.G. Treas, A. R. Murray, V.G. Secy, W. M. Scote, W. G. M. of C. G. N. Meredith, V. of O. J. R. Barr, V. G. M. of E. J. A. Jones, G. T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Princes of
Salmon's Jewelry Store Opens with Notable Cambridge Display
Citizens packed Salmon's new Cambridge jewelry shop for a grand opening and holiday display that experts call one of the finest in the region. The event highlights local enterprise, ensuring Guernsey county residents can find a handsome line of gifts nearby rather than traveling to the cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Grand Literary Enter tainment at Town Hall Fairview
A Christmas night event at Town Hall Fairview on December 25 1882 benefits the M. 1 church. The programme includes recitations orations plays and tableaus inviting all to enjoy the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Fairview
M. 1’. Church
Toy books in endless varieties at Ogiers Book Store
Toy books for children in endless varieties priced from five cents to three dollars are offered at Ogiers Book Store. Musical instruments from a Jew sharp to a Piano at Atkin's Jewelry store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogiers Book Store
Atkin’s Jewelry Store
Admitted to Bail in Cumberland Stabbing Case
W Frazier, school teacher, who stabbed John Hays and Charles Luse near Cumberland, was admitted to $5,000 bail by Judge Ball from Zanesville. Luse died from his injuries, and a first degree murder affidavit was filed by Mathias Luse. Frazier returned to New Concord. authorities plan further arrest. He is described as bruised and facing possible brain fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Frazier
John Hays
Charles Luse
Cumberland
Herald
New Concord
Squire Purkey
Mathias Luse
Charles
Feazier
Common Pleas Court
Frazier
Court Report Names to Sell and Appraise in Civil Actions
Court record lists multiple civil actions with orders for sales and ap praisement confirmations, partitions, and deeds. Several cases include divorce, receivership, crimes with liquor violation fines, and costs, plus officers elected for Danbridge Encampment No 150 OOI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbridge
O. O. I. Ondast
C. P. Thos
W. Osier
W. HL. H. Mellyar
W.T.N. Whissell
J. W. Louis Miller
W. R. Sprague
J. 5
Prouse
Louis Miller
Allender credits Brown's Bitters for restored strength and appetite
John K Allender from Mansfield reports Brown's Tron Bitters improved strength and appetite in his used case. The New Concord Leak notes a malaria outbreak in Samuel Nery's western county family, six of whom were bedridden for months, with Dr. W C Watters attending daily. Kerr family member exerted extreme care, sleeping little for nine weeks while medicines were given to all six. three remain bedbound though improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Allender
Mansfield
Brown
Samuel Nery
Kerr
W. C. Watters
Claysville
Sabbath School Festivities and Local Church Moves
Phe Sabbath Schools hold festive occasions at Christus with Foster Smith family returning from Pastoria Oho. Eighteen new members join the church as Presbyterians begin day meetings. J W Gregg awoke to a fire. he injured hands extinguishing it. Loss about ten dollars. Zanesville R K project funded and set for contract today with completion targeted by September. W C Frazier, local schoolteacher, re-arrested. adjusting on assault case involving Charles Luse, bond set at 3600. court bound over after Luse forgave Frazier with tears. J W Campbell attends to Frazier's interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christus
Foster Smith
Pastoria
Oho
J. W. Gregg
Zanesville R. K
W. C. Frazier
Charles Luse
Parkey
Wmn
Stranathan
Bennett Roseman
Geo. Smith
New Concord
Luse
Frazier
J. W. Campbell Esq
Byesville News Briefs Prompt Local Growth and Trades
Joe Linkhorn salting pork and mining firms paying off last week lift town spirits. Enoch Sears building a residence for Benjamin Trott on High Street. Miss Mullenix from New Comerstown sold a cook book. Boots sold to George Conner for groceries. Protracted M E Church meeting draws interest. Families seek housing. capital investors urged to build rental homes. George Conner hosts Oscar Skillington from Beverly and visitors from Washington Territory Colorado Antrim and South Olive. Parker's Hair Balsam advertised for hair care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Linkhorn
Enoch Sears
Benjamin Trott
High Street
Mullenix
New Comerstown
Hilderbrand, Lee & Co
George Conner
M. E. Church
John Conner
Asbury
Noble County
Conner &Thompson
Oscar Skillington
Beverly
Ohio
Geo. Conner’s
L. W. Smith’s
Samuel Johnson
Washton Territory
Hamilton Tuttle
Colorado
Ella Stockdale
Antrim
Jev. Shuman
South Olive
Washington Real Estate Boom and Local News Roundup
Washington reports rising real estate activity and scarce apples amid a broad town bulletin of local events. Notables include Dr J E Smith traveling to Wisconsin, talks of a National Bank, a jury duty, a Farmers Institute in Lore City, property deals, church notices, a Christmas Eve concert schedule, and various local engagements such as livestock shipments and lumber sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Smith
Wonewoc
Wis
Hugh McCreary
Maj. Moore
Reazin Griffeth
Farmers Institute
Lore City
Nicholson
Lem Coen
Pennsylvania
Levi Scott
J. R. Bean
Howard
Cunningham
Morrow County
Ohio
Town Hall
Masonic Lodge
Rev. Jackson
M. I. Church
Middlebourne
Vanse
Belmont County
Caldwell
Wm. Lawrence
James Donahoe
David Black
KK. M. Nelson
Dan’ Thompson
Dugan
Boyd & Spence
T. B. Fairchild
Tommy
Clint Stewart
Frank Adams
Geo. Heoch Jr
Colorado
George
Denver
Wills Township Teachers Association
Elizabethtown
John Tipton
Columbus Moore
Veternary Surgeon Visits Cambridge Stable Monthly
Dr W B Aard, a well known veterinary surgeon, stops at Carnes Livery Stable in Cambridge Ohio the first week of each month. Owners with diseased or blemished horses should call and see him. The doctor comes well recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. W.B Aard
Carnes
Cambridge
Ohio
Wires at Oldhams and a Merry Christmas
A string of village notes from Oldhams Station records visitors and health, including Miss Ford of Cambridge at Mrs A W Barnes, Josiah Sigman’s visit with his mother, Dora Satcher’s local rounds, and James Gilkison's party. James Johnson and family return from Philipsburg, Isaiah Bean's long illness, Oldham health hopes, a social at David Wilson's, and a turkey purchase from Tyner. Weston Oldham recovers from pneumonia, Ella Gardner returns to Coshocton county, and a schoolhouse fire near William Sherrard is contained by quick teacher effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ford
Cambridge
A W Barnes
Cora Phillips
Kris Kingle
Santa Claus
Oldhams Station
Miss Sigman
Josiah
Dora Satcher
James Johnson
Philipsburg
David Wilson
Andy Barrnes
Marda Gilkison
William B. Gilkison
Isaiah Bean
Marling Oldham
James H. Gilkison
Wim. B. Bushfield
West Va
Hattie Bushfield
Oldham
Weston Thomas Oldham
Ella Gardner
Coshocton
Alexander Robinson
Tyner
Wm B Bell
William Sherrard
Igo
Parker's Ginger Tonic Promises Health Guard in Detroit Ad
An early Detroit Press advertisement touts Parker's Ginger Tonic as preventing bile attacks and keeping the liver and kidneys active to save sickness, time, and expense for workers facing bilious afflictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iard
Parker
Detroit Press
Winchesters Rough Roads Amid Holiday Preparations
A compact montage shows Winchester residents noting rough roads and nearing holiday preparations. Merchants received Christmas goods, a log yard forms on George Boyd and John Crouthers farms, and a Christmas tree is planned for next Saturday evening. Public meetings include a Republican township convention and a discussion on compulsory education law. Local notices mention spelling events, church meetings, and various visits among residents. Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup is humorously praised as more profitable than a hesitant druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Grove
G. W. Bamegardner
Kimbolton
W. C. Scott
Thomas Moore
Linsey
Pethrick
Hutchison
Kansas
Geo. Linn
M. N. Bonnell
D. E. Morris
R. J. Shultz
W.N. L.S
W. M. Adair
George Linn
Christmas Hearth and Town News Chronicle
Christmas approaches as the town signals holiday closings and cheerful wishes. Samuel McKinney becomes a resident, with rumors of a nearby wedding. Winter hardships rise from coal hauling, while Bennett Harding Sr. nears 98 with slim hopes of recovery. Ella Stockdale visits her sister in Noble county. The town lists its businesses: three dry goods stores, groceries, drug and hardware, harness shops, shoe shops, milliners, wagon shops, a washing machine works, a cabinet shop, a blacksmith, a hotel, and a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel McKinney
Samuel
Bennett Harding Sr
Ella Stockdale
M. V. Shuman
South Olive
Noble County
Midway Notes on Horses and Local Happenings
Anthony Blackburn lost a horse last week while George Haines smiles at the notion of a fine young animal. James Ruby reported a valuable horse missing a few days ago. A series of Baptist church meetings are in progress. Mrs. Alex McCollum visits her son in Perry county. William Mahon returns from Iowa after months away. No M E church service due to pastor’s absence. Mrs. Rebecca Wise and daughter Mary visit from Washington county and return home. A portable saw mill moved from Clay Jick to Hugh McCreary’s farm. Local literary gathering at Independence declared that genius outshines war, with a debate planned on animal use versus mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
Ogier’s
Kohn’s
S. Craig & Son’s
James Stevens
Otis T. Locke
Dr. Locke
Tiffin
Ohio
Atkins
William Davidson
Washington Township
Post Boy
David Rea
Washington
Atkins’ Store
Main Street
George Forest
Bellefontaine
N.J. Smith
U.B. Faith
Salesville
J. M. Widdows
Hartford
George Lovejoy
Barnesville
David Miller
Batesville
Quaker City
Guernsey County
Cincinnati
Charlies W. H. Kreickenbaum
Germany
Cambridge
Moses Trimmer
Fairview
William Ross
Byesville
T. S. Taylor
Tyner
John McBuarfey
Eastern One
Andrew McCleary
Newcomerstown
W. R. McFarland
Columbus
C. H W. Churchill
Oberlin
Guernsey
Ruth Moninger
Wheeling Township
C. A. Moore
C. & M. Railroad
Milone
Anderson
C. H. Loper
A. J. Hutchison
W. FE. Baden
Belle F. Cain
Ferbrache
H. D. Munson & Sons
M. 4
Salmon’s Jewelry Store
Anthony Blackburn
George Haines
James Ruby
The
Baptist Church
Alex McCollum
J.C. McCollum
Perry County
William Mahon
Iowa
M. E
Jackson
Rebecca Wise
Mary
Washington County
E.H. Duncan
L.S. Bounds
Clay- Jick
Licking County
Hugh McCreary
Independence
J. E. Bonnell
J. Buckingham
C.L. Scott
Oliver Black
J. E. McCollum
E. D. Patterson
Catarrh Cure Offered By John R. Downar
An offer for Hall's Catarrh Cure claims it can treat any case of catarrh that cannot be cured. Taken internally. Price 75 cents. Sold by John R. Downar. nov.80-3m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
John R. Downar
Comet Sightings and Local Notices At Sabbath Services
The item notes a star route journey via the comet, travelers John McCracken from Baltimore and W R Tedrick from Hutchison, Kansas, plus Benton Linn visiting Senecaville and Rev Deveny ill causing missed services at Winchester and Antrim. It mentions M E church services next Sunday at 10 30 a m and Sunday school at 9 30, Prof Meeks from Columbus teaching organ, and a local medicine advert Hall's Catarrh sold by John R Downar at 75 cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCracken
Baltimore
George Bumgardner
Liberty
Brady
Benton Linn
Senecaville
M. E
W. R. Tedrick
Hutchison
Kansas
Deveny
Winchester
Antrim
Prof
Meeks Late of
Columbus
Blue Bell News Briefs from the Area
Christmas turkeys are being fattened in Blue Bell while wood chopping occurs at J. H. Heskett’s. Robert Davidson of Iowa visits neighbors. T. W. McKinley delivered 270 pounds of poultry in town last week. Hunters urged to work through the week, not Sunday. George Stewart and Scott McFarland swap farms and move families. Parents urged to teach children obedience to ease school discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Heskett
Robert Davidson
Iowa
T. W. McKinley
George Stewart
Scott McFarland
Hall's Catarrh Cure Sold By John R Downar
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally. It acts directly upon the blood and the mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c. For sale by John R. Downar. nov.30-3m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
John R. Downar
Young Folks Social and Singing Class Gather at College Hill
Galligher notes youths hop between activities as Mr Allshouse deals with a disorder in singing at Col lege Hill. J C Watson hosts a singing class while some boys attend society at Unity Hall. Friends celebrate John Kendrick’s 39th birthday with a sociable gathering.
Favorite Remedy Heals Ulcer, Reader Seeks Guidance
A Fishkill Plains resident writes to Dr. David Kennedy in Rondont New York praising Favorite Remedy. She reports her foot fully healed after use and asks if she should continue the treatment. The letter claims the remedy purifies blood and cures the ulcer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishkill Plains
Dutchess Co
N. Y
David Kennedy
Rondont
Patterson nuptials noted in county ceremony
Be tt Patterson is wed on December 13 1882 in a county ceremony conducted by Rev J W Martin. The marriage unites George Bell and Miss Alice L Patterson, both residents of the county.
Leeper and Simons Families Welcome Newborn Sons
On December 13th, 1882, Mr and Mrs Samuel Leeper of Adams township welcomed a son, and Mr and Mrs H Tf Simons of this place celebrated the birth of a son as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Leeper
Adams Township
Attachment Notice in Guernsey County Case
Order of Attachment issued against J M Hasty for 41.15 debt and 10 costs. W A Carpenter, Justice of the Peace, Cambridge township, Guernsey county Ohio, served December 2 1882. MARSHALL McCLOUD, attorney J M Bushfield. Dec 7, 1882. 3w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall McCloud
J. M
J.M. Hasty
W. A Carpenter
Cambridge Township
Guernsey County
J.m.bushfield
Mathews and Heade and Partners Attachment Order
In Cambridge Township Guernsey County Ohio on November 15 1882 Justice W A Carpenter issued an order of attachment for Mathews and Heade named partners and Trimble Britton Co in an action for eleven dollars and sixty cents. The notice is dated December 7 1882 and lists the parties J W Mathews W S Heade James Trimble A L Britton and Delts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McCortle
R. W. Anderson
Cumberland
Guernsey County
Ohio
Board of Commissioners
Town of
Cambridge
James Trimble
A. L. Britton
Trimble
Elsey Thompson
James Dugan
Robert Dugan
Wmn
Eagleton
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