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Newspaper

Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1890

Page

3

New Goods at Ayre & Co and town notes

Readable items show G Ayre & Co advertising new white goods set to appear February 6, half price cloths and cashmere wares, and large sale events at Greenwold's. Town notices include deaths, accidents, political moves, upcoming events, and local business changes with names of Cambridge residents and nearby towns.

G. Ayre & Co’s Gledhill Aldwell Greenwold’s Alice Brown Cadiz Cambridge Friends S. O. Riggs Chicago (O C. Ayre & Co’s N. T. Oliver, Esq Senecaville Lenday S. W. Mercer Lagrippe Fairview High School Wm. Alexander New Concord H. Greenwold’s H. A. Birdsong Bellaire Zanesville Cincinnati Belmont County H. Greenwold Hugh Cox Sarahsville Barnesville A. McKim Scott Block Andrew Sands Newcomerstown Oc, Ayre & Co

Wild Oats Shines At Hammond's Opera House

The Kansas City Globe admires P. Sisson's Comedy Co in Wild Oats at Hammond's Opera House. Stella Belmont impresses with voice and grace while Jeremiah Budd actor Denville Howe shines in pure comedy. ensemble talent and second act splendors praised. return hoped for.

Kansas City P. Sisson Opera House Stella Belmont Jeremiah Budd Denville Howe McIntire F. D. Bryan Nellie Forrest Edith Rice National Four Quartette Forrest Sisters Little Pearl Oscar Sisson Sission Hammond's Opera House Meiday

Indian Camp Notes and Local Updates

Mrs. Hugh Addy suffers a severe pneumonia attack. George Oldham of Clinton visits John Estep. Hopewell organizes a much needed singing class. Thomas Tidrick and wife of Winchester were here with friends. Charles Ratliff remains in poor health from old age. The truant law is not enforced as the school is full. Mrs. Mary Jane Jones, now insane, was sent to the asylum. Wm. Clark and wife celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary. A revival at Northfield by Rev. C. E. White adds 16 members. Protracted meeting closes with one conversion. Thomas Whiting, killed by cars near Newcomerstown, is linked to Mrs. Thomas Orambler of Hopewell. Quarterly M. E. church meeting planned. Rev. R. M. Freshwater expected. Grippe sufferers listed. Twin boys of William Marlatts return from Iowa. taken by constable for past fighting incident. John Campbell of Meade Center Kansas called home due to brother Luther’s illness. Campbell was a Guernsey teacher and brother of Mrs. J. R. Bell.

Hugh Addy George Oldham Clinton John Estep Wm. Clark Northfield C. E. White Lebanon Thomas Whiting Newcomerstown Thomas Orambler Hopewell M. E Church R. M. Freshwater la Grippe F. M. Temple Chapman Alice Miller J.R. Bell Alice S. Robertson William Marlatts Iowa Kenworthy Cornelius John Campbell Meade Center Kansas Luther Campbell Guernsey J. R. Bell

War on prices over flour and sugar in Caldwell area

The Democrat notes Caldwell merchants agreeing to restrict flour to local manufacture and reports grocers waging a price war with white sugar at six and a half cents per pound. It promotes Dr Bull's Baby Syrup for infant relief at 25 cents and Laxador for various ailments at 25 cents, sold by druggists.

The Democrat Caldwell D. M. Hawthorne

Senens Sees New Era in English City

An unclear OCR fragment references Senens and a new era in an English city, with limited readable details. The text mentions potential reforms or changes, but specific names, dates, or events are not decipherable from the available material.

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