Cambridge and Barnesville Notes a Busy Week Events
A crowded Cambridge scene reports strokes and illnesses, deaths in Barnesville, sales of a rink and an elephant, town improvements, church activity, roads, and local marriages. Mentions include Mrs Belle Grayem Barnesville, James Rowland near Byesville, Dr Brush of Zanesville, and taxes paid up with grace.
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Cambridge
Belle Grayem
Barnesville
James Rowland
Byesville
John Scott
Sixth Street
Sells Bros
Columbus
Sankey
Gen Pease Remembered by C M employees at Columbus
Representatives of C and M railroad employees visited Columbus to present Gen Pease, now ex Receiver, with a rosewood secretary, rolling top desk, desk chair, atlas, and unabridged dictionary. H L Wilgus spoke, praising Pease and thanking him for his service. few personal friends attended.
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C & M Railroad
Columbus
Gen Pease
H L Wilgus
Mr. Wilgus
Messrs
Wilgus
Pickering, Galloway
Taylor and Gimble
Gen
Mrs Pease
G A R Programme Supper and Installation at Cambridge Post
The Cambridge Post No 348 and Woman's Relief Corps host a grand public supper at the Old M E Church in Cambridge on Friday evening January 15 1886. Parade forms 6 30 PM from Post headquarters, music by the Cambridge Cornet Band and Drum Corps, supper for one hour, and instrumental music and war songs by Prof John H Sarcher. At 7 30 PM officers elect for the ensuing year will be installed by Gen H L Korte assisted by Col Charles L Campbell. Remark include prayers, brief speeches, broom brigade drill by Cambridge young ladies under Campbell. Admission free.
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Cambridge Post and Woman’s Relief Corps
M E
Asane
Cambridge Cornet
John H. Sarcher
Cambridge Post
H. L. Korte
Zanesville
Department of Ohio
Charles L. Campbell
L. B. Moore
W. H. McFarland
D D
M. Bushfield
J. D. Taylor
R W. Anderson
N. B Stewart
J. T. Rainey
Robert Hammond
T. H. Anderson
W. Heade
Court Report in Civil Dockets and Various Judgments
Court action list with Judge J W Campbell, Clerk Jas R Barr, Sheriff H F McDonald. Wylie Arnold sues John D Hanks as administrator for Cephas Hanks dec d. decree for plaintiff at Cephas Hanks costs. Starr vs Stevens. motion to dismiss granted, plaintiff excepts. Decker et al vs Decker et al. J F Stout named trustee for Lelia Decker insane. finding and sale order under prior approval. Wilkin vs Hanna. judgment affirmed at plaintiff in error costs. Deihl vs Frame. judgment against defendant at eight percent and sale ordered in five days.
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Wylie Arnold
John D Hanks
Adm’s
Cephas Hanks
Jas . Starr
Richard Stevens
Joseph Decker
Ann Decker
J F Stout
Lelia Decker
Wm Wilkin
Jas Hanna
Louisa Deihl
David Frame
Miners Convention Called By Ohio Union Leader
John McBride, president of the State Miners Union, calls Ohio miners to a convention at Union hall in Columbus on Wednesday January 20 1886 at 10 a m. Items include electing officers uniting districts western PA Indiana northern Illinois and Ohio, establishing a yearly mining rate scale, and rules on strikes pending review by the general president or executive board. Additional business may be set to advance member interests.
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John McBride
State Miners’ Union
Ohio
Union Hall
City of Columbus
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ilinois
County of
Guernsey
United States
Cambridge
Central Ohio Railroad
Steubenville Street
Samuel Moffit
J. K. Brown
Hugh F. McDonald
Guernsey County
R. W. Anderson
Cambridge Suffered Through Severe Dakota Blizzard
A fierce winter storm struck Cambridge last Saturday with six inches of snow the night before. A piercing wind created drifts up to six feet and zero Fahrenheit temperatures fell to six to ten degrees, hindering railroads and crippling business as residents endured a biting, days long blizzard.
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Cambridge
Mercury
New Year’s Day Narrowly Saved by Quick Action
Mrs Stormont Sr near New Year’s death after her dress caught fire from a stove while washing milk pans. Her daughter-in-law, Mrs Stormont Jr, turned and doused the flames with water, scorching parts of the dress and shawl but saving the old lady’s life. Mrs Stormont is related to Robert Mahaffey and Rev Mahaffey of Washington.
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David Stormont
West End
Stormont
David Storment, Jr
New Concord Enterprise
Robert Mahaffey
Rev. Mahaffey
Washington
Remarkable history of a pair of children's shoes
Andrew J Severs recalls a Caldwell purchase from Dick Graham twenty years ago. The same shoes were worn by three generations of Severs daughters, from infant to mother, then passed to Finesta Girl, still sound with no breaks, ready to serve another child in the family lineage. Caldwell Press notes the enduring family keepsake.
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Andrew J. Severs
Noble County
Dick Graham
Caldwell
Mr. Severs
Nancy E. Gill
Nannie
Maggie Treadway
Maggie
Finesta
Severs
Caldwell Press
Probate and guardianship actions list and marriage licenses
Will of Thomas Guthrie probated. First and final accounts of executors and guardians continued for hearing. Various wills admitted to probate and estates recorded. Albert Gibson appointed guardian of Rachel Spencer's heirs. Malissa, Cora Calvin select Gibson as guardian. Marriage licenses issued to four couples.
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L. P. Hosick
Thomas Guthrie
Evan Romans
John Copland
Stinson Quillen
Margaret Smith
G W Phillips
David Walgamott
Jos Palmers
Guardian
Jones
Mary Craig
E R Tingle
Albert Gibson
Rachel Spencer
Malissa Calvin
Cora Calvin
C L Ferguson
Annie P Skinner
T P McCullough
Annie Mason
Johnson
Mary V Low
Deep snow and storms bend the season notices and town life
Snow drifts are the deepest seen. many sheep froze in the late storm and fresh beef is scarce. Miss Minnie Frame returns from Columbus. Jerry Clemens goes to Columbus to clerk while Louie Smith fills his place. Wm Norris, a longtime resident, dies and is buried. Roy Irwin begins protracted services at Brushy Fork Baptist. Washington fair 1886 officers elected. several directors named. Market prices for corn, wheat, oats, potatoes, chickens, and buckwheat listed alongside. Ayer's Sarsaparilla advertised as a cure for scrofula.
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Washington
Cumberland News Briefs and Local Happenings
Mrs Peter Nelson is very sick with Ezra Delrue and mother from Pike county visiting. Cosgrove Bros shipped a large amount of furs and sheep pelts on Saturday. School started Monday with two teachers as others are snow bound. The 10 TG Society plans an oyster supper and box social at the opera house Friday night. Land is leased in the valley for oil drilling with several companies forming. hopeful for success.
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Peter Nelson
Ezra Delrue
Pike County
Cosgrove Bros
TG Society
Opera House
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Promoted as Cure
Advertisement claims forty years of experience prove Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cures consumption when not beyond medical help. It promises relief and refreshed sleep, asserting benefit even in advanced cases.
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Ayer
Miss Lizzie Oxley Dies at Fifteen in Newtown
Miss Lizzie Oxley, daughter of J H Oxley and long time invalid, died on December 25 evening at Newtown. Her death ends a illness mourned by many in the community where she was greatly loved.
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Tude Price
Washington, C
Boxall
Clearfork Literary Society
Rev Dickerson
Newtown
H M Hinds
Tippecanoe
Brashear
Lizzie Oxley
J H Oxley
Lizzie
Local notes from Franklin county and surrounding towns
Wm Beatenhead severely cut his leg with a draw knife. Levi Miller hosts a Friday night gathering enjoyed by local youths. John Parker and wife of Franklin county visited Jas Warden last week. Miss Sadie Robinson of Tyner and Miss Mamie Bell of Fairview were visitors here last week. Mrs Abe Gibson raised and sold 33 bronze turkey hens this season, earning $42 from the sale.
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Wm Beatenhead
Levi Miller
John Parker
Franklin County
Jas Warden
Sadie Robinson
Tyner
Mamie Bell
Fairview
Abe Gibson
Salva tion Oil In Counterfeit Warning At 25 Cents
The great popularity of Salva tion Oil the pain destroyer has made it a target for counterfeiters. Beware of imitations. Price a quarter dollar per bottle.
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Salvation Oil
Uncalled letters at Cambridge Post Office January 9 1886
Cambridge Ohio January 9 1886 list of letters uncalled for at the Cambridge post office includes Mr George Burton Mr Richard Barnet Wm K Ferguson Miss Kate C Forsythe Mr 8S Granger Mrs Kate Galladay Mr J S Henderson Mrs Emma Lang gley Mr Wm Morris Mr Isaac McGlaughlin Mr Jacob Paterson Mrs Elizabeth Pou. Mr Bill Simpson Mr Wm Smith Al Sills Mr L A Sigman Miss Flora Warden Mrs Nancy Wilson John Warne
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Cambridge
Ohio
George Burton
Richard Barnet
Wm K Ferguson
Kate C Forsythe
8S Granger
Kate Galladay
J S Henderson
Emma Lang Gley
Wm Morris
Isaac McGlaughlin
Jacob Paterson
Elizabeth Pou
Bill Simpson
Wm Smith
al Sills
L A Sigman
Flora Warden
Nancy Wilson
John Warne
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