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Newspaper

Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1887

Page

3

Athlophoros Promised Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia

A testimonial heavy ad claims Athlophoros cures rheumatism and neuralgia by cleansing blood acids. It cites Robert Sprotherg of Cleveland and Robert D. Smith of London, Ohio, praises, price $1.00 per bottle and 50 cents for pills, with ordering from Athlophoros Co. in New York.

Robert Sprotherg Cedar Ave Glendale Ave Cleveland Ohio Robert D. Smith London Athlophoros Co Wall St New York

Valentine hints and town notes stir Cambridge in 1887

The Cambridge Herald reports a flurry of local items from February 17 1887 including travels and visits of residents Henry Blight, Elmer Hibbs and Mrs Emma Davidson, the completion of the C M depot at Aya, pension grants to Marcus Fulton and P A Steffy, the Salvation Army drawing large crowds, and ongoing church and school happenings amid wintry weather and road troubles.

Local Briefs From Town News

Sunday church services at Presbyterian and M E churches reported. Market notes show apples at forty cents per bushel and clover seeds at five to seven dollars. Several citizens subpoenaed for grand jury appearances. EM Creighton bought Merrick land, totaling 166 acres in two weeks. A J Stewart married Miss Louisa Youst on February 10.

Scott Presbyterian Cambridge Grand S B Lawrence EM Creighton Merrick Frame Guernsey County Fair Association Washington Mary Claggett Cincinnati, Wheeling & New York RR J Stewart Louisa Youst

Local News Roundup from Washington to Atchison

Joe Spaid visited friends at Washington last week. Rev Gruber closed his meeting at Hartford. James Pyatt is lying very low with consumption. Work at the mines remains steady and workers are content. Communion services were held at the M P church last Sunday. Carpet sewing shifts are the evening feature with the ladies. Burt and Heopman are thriving in the hardware trade. So Conner contemplates starting a restaurant near the depot soon. John Vaughn, previously ill with fever, is convalescing. Rey Wells leads meetings at the MP church this week. DP Callan bought two fine mules for the W and LE coal company last week. The WF MS presented Mrs Robison with a hymnal as a spelling prize. The WF MS and Y L MS now meet together on the first Sunday each month. W H Lee of Atchison Kansas reports being well pleased with northern Kansas and Nebraska. He notes a moderate winter and hopes for early Spring.

Hornbrook’s Wm. G. Rainey Henry Blight Portland Oregon Warnock’s Elmer Hibbs Safyrna Marcus Fulton Kimbolton Distemper Eli Miller Norwich Emma Davidson T. B. Fribbs Et Smyrna Quaker City P. A. Steffy John Stormont New Concord David Miller Kansas Ross D. Wilson Guernsey Woodsfield Salvation Army Henry Robins Hartford Council Bluffs Ohio J. Milt Cook Prohibition Club Comin Rix Mills Thalheimer Bros The Herald Mathew Moorhead Bloomfield Hurch Mary Uilte Cumberland Simons C. P. Simons Caldwell Yankee Point Hazlett Post A. R Zanesville T. ©. Stanley Columbus Ife Carrie Young Itiversal Pennsylvania Wilson Hilton Bridgeport Cambridge Lydick E. J. Romans Wall’s Belmont County Allen Gregg Cumberland Creamery Blue Bell Band Boys Clucus Batesville R. A. Powelson Lar Place Samuel Bell Adams Township John Robins Washington Rev. McBroom Byesville Mt. Zion Church Noble County William Callahan W. L. Knouff Antrim John M. Scroggins Millhone Baltimore Bellaire Baptist Church Alice Walters Richard Turner Hardesty Toledo Raymond John Priaulx Burt Lotland Joseph Beymer Iay T. J. McCartney Linton Mills A. A. Wyatt Maldrege Nebraska E. Sears R. J. Clark Chattanooga James J. Culbertson Athens Harrison County H. Culbertson Sam Scott M. Farley Geo. C. Hanna Joseph Linkhorn Alex Miller Cambridge Roofing Co Cambridg Lodge Zanesville Lodge J. P. Tingle Dickinson Dakota Sarahsville W. H. Atkinson Morgan Junction Solomon Mercer Wheeling Township Albert Smith High Hill High Hill. Consideration $900, Mr. Mercer Newcomerstown T. M. Marsh Shaffher R. Bennett Taylor Samuel Whissel West Cambridge Ab Millner Tennessee Richard M. Leigh England Will Hyatt Petty Muskingum County M. E James Cute Chris. McKee Belle Valley Ik. J. McIlyar Liberty Hill C.H. Goodrich Troy Trojan J. J. Starr I. O. of R Burt’s Hall Paul Muskingum College Ella Dawson New Philadelphia Knoxville Tenn David Joe Spaid Gruber James Pyatt Burt & Heopman Conner John Vaughn Rey Wells DP Callan W & LE Coal Company Robison M KE W H Lee Atchison Kansas

Pneumonia Sickness and Local News in Birmingham

Mrs Mary Hays is sick with pneumonia in Birmingham while a quarterly meeting is set for the 27th. Wheat harvest looks better here than in years. John Hewitt of Winchester moved his store to the old Foy stand. Clayton Brandigar and sister returned from Urichsville. Will Price returns from Pittsburgh nursing a dislocated knee. Will Barthlow and Clara Sherow wed on February 10 with friends celebrating by a “belling.”

Mary Hays John Hewitt Winchester Clayton Brandigar Urichsville Will Price Pittsburgh Wi Barthlow Clara Sherow

Local Notes From Senecaville Area

Senecaville residents visit Cambridge and Quaker City while Miss Lizzie Adair returns from Cambridge. John Birch, son of Thomas, goes to Cambridge Children’s Home. Maud Secrest recovers from scarlet fever. ME church holds revival prayer meeting as Excelsior society elects officers JL A Richey president and others.

J 'T LePage Cambridge Friends Will Dilley Quaker City James Dilley Lizzie Adair John Thomas Birch Maud FE Jno. Secrest Wm. Baird Mattie Rose Laura Hollister Excelsior Literary Society JL. A Richey C W Lowry J W Campbell FA Dilley

Patent salve promises cure with money back guarantee

An advertisement touts salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salts rheum fever sores fetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions and claims piles are cured or money refunded. price 25 cents per box sold by C L Wail & Co. February 18 edition.

C.L. Wail & Co

Cambridge Market corrected weekly by local merchants

An old Cambridge Market list shows corrected weekly prices for staples and seeds. Items include meal bushel, sorghum and honey liquids, salt barrels, butter, chickens, and various seeds such as timothy, orchard grass, bluegrass, red clover, and clover seed, with unit prices interspersed.

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Free money ad promises big earnings at home

In a terse recruitment pitch, H. Mallett & Co. of Portland Maine claims anyone can earn large sums from home with no outfit or costs. The message urges sending address to learn more and suggests this beats any other work.

H. Mallett & Co Portland Maine Hese Schlicht & Field Co Rochester

Notice of Assignee Appointment for Jonathan D. Britton

The undersigned is appointed as Assignee in trust for the creditors of Jonathan D. Britton. Debtors must pay immediately and creditors should present duly authenticated claims to the Assignee for allowance.

Jonathan D. Britton

Sealed bids for two cisterns at Children’s Home Cambridge

In Cambridge Ohio the auditor’s office will receive sealed bids until Monday February 21 at 1 PM for constructing two cisterns at the Children’s Home. Each cistern is ten feet in diameter and fifteen feet deep. Separate bids asked for excavation work. Commissioners A W Nicholson J B Harrey Joan Siowan of Guernsey County Ohio. February 1787.

Arubitor Cambridge Auditor’s Children’s H A. W. Nicholson J. B. Harrey Joan Siowan Guernsey Co

Sheriff Sale of Cambridge Properties in Guernsey County

By order of the Court of Common Pleas of Guernsey County Ohio the Sheriff of Guernsey County announces a public sale at the courthouse door in Cambridge Ohio of several parcels in Cambridge and Carson's addition including the west half of lot 69 and lots 05 LOZ 109 110 111 182 133 all appraised variously. Cash terms. Sheriff Hugh F McDonald and attorneys Mathews and Heade associated. February 7 1887.

Court of Common Pleas Guernsey County Ohio Sheldon & Son I. K. Kyle Court House Cambridge Carson Hugh F. McDonald Mathews

Administrators' Sale In Guernsey County Ohio

Probate Court order directs sale by administrator in a suit with plaintiff against Sarah B. Kimball and others. Public auction to be held on the premises at one o'clock in the afternoon. Sale details follow in the notice.

Civil Cares Ohio Wm Baxter Annie Johnson Jas R Johnson Jos Rinehart Allen Floyd Jos Hughes Atherton Old National Bank Dias N Wilson Mary Bird KE H KE H Newnam C A Moore Catharine Purdum John Cross John Weaver David Conway Geo Enos Josie Corwin Leander Peters F J Sharon Mary J Sharon Wim Swick Et al Frank Awick John McCurdy J G Henry Hoar & Livingston DeHart Garvin Probate Court Guernsey County Sarah B. Kimball William Scott Mason County Minois Soidore Hlineis John Neel Archibald Neel Common Pleas Court Zanesville

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