Re-elected Ohio Wool Growers Secretary and Iron Trade Notes
Hon W N Cowden of Quaker City is re-elected Secretary of the Ohio Wool Growers Association. Shipments of pig iron move from Alabama to the North while southern iron interests press on cotton. Hog cholera devastates hogs in Illinois Iowa Indiana Missouri and parts of this state. Postmasters seek pay raises, Congress shows no action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Cowden
Quaker City
Ohio Wool Growers’ Association
Alabama
Illinois
Iowa
Indiana
Missouri
Illinois considers $50,000 for Legan monument in Chicago
The Illinois Legislature weighs a proposed appropriation of fifty thousand dollars to erect a monument honoring Hon. John A. Legan in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
John A. Legan
Chicago
This Year Starts Well on Accident Line
The report notes that this year begins with fewer accidents but many fatalities, suggesting that if the trend continues, the year could surpass last year’s death toll.
General Pleasanton Recalled as War Officer in Washington
General Pleasanton, once an acted officer of the war, resides in Washington City as a poor man. Some of his trients would like the government to better recognize him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasanton
Washington City
Warner proposes $50,000 for Marietta centennial monument
General A. J. Warner introduced a House bill last week seeking an appropriation of 50000 dollars for the erection of a centennial monument at Marietta Ohio the oldest town in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Warner
Marietta
Ohio
Wheat prospects brighten in Ohio and Mississippi Valleys
Reports on wheat conditions in the Ohio and Mississippi valleys are favorable. Unless something unforeseen harms the crop, a large harvest is expected in the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mississippi
West Virginia Senate Seat Fight Baffles Legislature
The West Virginia legislature struggles to name a U.S. senator amid a fierce Camden versus anti Camden contest. The bitter battle could allow a strong Republican to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
U.S
Camden
Grand Sentinel the Michigan stallion dies at 12
Grand Sentinel, a premier Michigan stallion, died last week from blood poisoning at age 12. The horse stood out with a 2:20 trot pace among colts and 2:30 plus performers, and his owners twice refused a $20,000 bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Sentinel
Michigan
County Officials Attend State Association Meetings
The County Commissioners Association met in Columbus with Guernsey county represented by Commissioner Hartley of Quaker City. The Surveyors and Engineers Association also met, with W. J. Hester serving as the county surveyor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commissioners’ State Association
Columbus
Guernsey County
Hartley
Quaker City
Surveyors’ and Engineers’ Association
W. J. Hester
Vessel with 100000 pounds gun powder wrecks near bay mouth
A ship carrying 100000 pounds of gun powder ran aground off the San Francisco bay mouth during a Saturday storm. The vessel struck rocks and exploded causing damage to nearby buildings and several deaths reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Brutal Barn Prize Fight Near Columbus Ends With Kinney Victory
A no rules bout Saturday in a Columbus area barn pitted Ed Kinney and W C Kelly of Altoona Pa. Five rounds full of punishment ended with Kinney declared the winner in a disgraceful affair reported from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ed. Kinney
W.C. Kelly
Altoona
Kinney
Gen Hazen Dies in Washington Chief Signal Officer
Gen W B Hazen chief signal officer died in Washington City on Sunday from diabetes. A Vermont native, he served with distinction in the Civil War and led the Fifteenth Army Corps. He had been weather bureau chief since 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hazen
Washington City
Vermont
Fifteenth Army Corps
Weather Bureau
State School Commission report counts schools and pupils
The report lists numbers for schools built in a year 387 structures cost 797 747 dollars. It estimates the value of all school houses and grounds at 28 467 000 dollars and states that total pupil enrollment across the state is 775 149.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reo
Lameratic
Agricultural convention delegates elected in Columbus
Last week the annual agricultural convention met in Columbus where E. M. Creighton of Washington served as a delegate representing Guernsey county. Officers for the coming year were J. H. Brigham president L. B. Harris treasurer L. N. Bonham secretary J. Fleming assistant secretary Frank Fleming clerk. An executive committee included W. Ss. Feister John Pow D. Bailey and T. P. Shields. The Merino Sheep Breeders Association met at the Park hotel in Columbus with W. S. Brashear Milnersville and J. W. Cale Love City on the resolutions committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
E. M. Creighton
Washington
Guernsey County
J. H. Brigham
L. B. Harris
L. N. Bonham
J. Fleming
Frank Fleming
W. Ss. Feister
John Pow
D. Bailey
T. P. Shields
Merino Sheep Breeders’ Association
Park Hotel
W.S. Brashear
Milnersville
J. W. Cale
Love City
Council and banishment of saloons sparks strong debate
The column discusses a proposed measure to ban saloons within the corporation. It notes strong language and speculation about council influence while suburban residents oppose the plan. Opinions differ on feasibility and outcome, arguing a daytime lightening versus possible night commerce surge. The council is urged to respond.
Monument disputes over Logan Grant and Douglas noted
The Cincinnati paper argues Illinois activists pushing a Logan monument should not deride New Yorkers for Grant's grave. It recalls the lengthy effort for a Stephen A. Douglas statue and says public mourning need not be costly, urging timely contributions while grief is fresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Illinois
Logan
Grant
Stephen A. Douglas
Browne Takes Control of People's Press In Post Sale
Dunifer and Co sell an interest in the People's Press to Vasco D Browne who will assume editorial control. The paper will be Browne and Co with Republican politics and Dunifer to remain with the publication. The fraternity here wishes success for the new team though not personally acquainted with Mr Browne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LL. A. Dunifer & Co
People’s Press
Vasco
Ohio Legislature Chooses Sherman as Republican Favorite
An Ohio reporter gathered 60 legislators who picked a presidential nominee. Sherman led with 46 votes, Blaine 8, Foraker 2, others declined. Despite efforts to block Sherman, he remains Ohio’s choice as winds of politics shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Sherman
Blaine
Foraker
Obio
John Sherman
Senators Choosen In Several States In Tight Races
The story lists U S Senators chosen Tuesday including Charles B Farwell Illinois George Hearst California M K Quay Pennsylvania Eugene Slate Maine and Joseph Cockrell Missouri Also George Gray Delaware Francis Stockbridge Michigan It notes many legislatures yet undecided due to intense fights in several states
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Charles B. Farwell
Illinois
George Hearst
California
Quay
Pennsylvania
Hawley
Connecticut
Eugene Slate
Maine
Cockrell
Missouri
Delaware
George Gray
Michigan
Francis B. Stockbridge
Sullivan Defeated In Drawn Glove Bout At Minneapolis
John L. Sullivan and Patsy Cardiff fought a six round glove match in Minneapolis on Tuesday. The champion did not land a punch, but the bout ended in a draw. Reported that Sullivan broke his arm in the first round by striking a stake as Cardiff delivered several severe blows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Sullivan
Patsy Cardiff
Minneapolis
Sullivan
Cardiff
Legislature debates U S Senator choice with Conkling ideal
In the New York Legislature a wrangle over a U S Senator candidate unfolds as figures hope to glimpse Conkling’s shining face. The author extols Conkling as a true man, capable of reflecting credit on themselves and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Conkling
Enterprise to Build Steamers for Parana River Venture
A new company plans to construct numerous steamers at Cincinnati for service on the Parana river in South America. The Brazilian government approves the project and will provide encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Parana
South America
Noted Michigan Professor of Mathematics Found Dead
Edward Olney, professor of mathematics at the University of Michigan for thirty years, was found dead in his bed in Ann Arbor on the 16th. Heart disease is the attributed cause. He was widely known in the United States for his work and contributed many books to schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Olney
Michigan University
Ann Arbor
Michigan
U. S
Mayor cites Marylanders craving oysters at paradise gates
Baltimore mayor remarks that average Marylanders would stop outside paradise to eat a dozen Chesapeake oysters. The note adds that oysters shipped to Ohio may cause a mournful “too late” reaction when entry is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Weekly silver dollar and fractional coin shipments
The week ending January 15th saw standard silver dollars from the mints total 264129 dollars, up from 195499 in 1886. Fractional silver coin shipments from January 3d to January 15th reached 113378 dollars.
Knights of Labor seek unified banner for miners
The Knights of Labor plan to unite all miners and mine laborers under one banner in the United States. If achieved, the move could become a major factor in national affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Labor
United States
Potent New Year Advice Urges Action Over Wishful Thinking
The article notes that the New Orleans Picayune has a stronger suggestion than merely wishing a happy new year. It urges people to move beyond good wishes and take steps to actually create happiness in the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New Orleans Picayune
Ex President Hayes Installed Noble Grand in Fremont Lodge
The article notes Ex President Hayes was installed Noble Grand of the O C F lodge in Fremont Ohio on Tuesday evening. It also reports Chief Justice Jackson of Georgia has died and quotes a Georgia interview on legislative reform urging a two year trial for laws before amendments and criticizing continual changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
C. F. Lodge
Fremont
Ohio
Cod Liver Oil Emulsion with Hypophosphites Tonic
Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites combines tonic stimulating effects with healing and strengthening qualities. It is valued for consumption debility and wasting diseases in an agreeable form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Dee SO Lasg
Journey Through Chattanooga Conveyed From Cincinnati
A traveler describes the trip by Queen Crescent route from Cincinnati to Chattanooga. He notes Kentucky farms poor and mule powered, scenic Cumberland mountains, and mixed housing. Chattanooga sits in a valley near Lookout mountain with a Tennessee river, growing industry, and new real estate. He mentions northern and southern church splits, rising business, and a farewell water melon feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eorrors Herard
Chattanooga
Cincinnati
Queen Crescent
Kentucky
Cumberland
Cinccinnati
Chattanoogga
Mission Ridge
Lookout Mountain
Tennessee River
Snd
MecAllie Avenue
Orchard Knob
Grant
North Carolina
Alabama
Chickamauga
Tennessee
Georgia
North Methodist
South Methodist
Guernsey County
Buckdlen's Arnica Salve Advertisement
Buckdlen's Arnica Salve offered as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and is priced at 25 cents per box. Available for sale by C. L. Wall & Co with February 18 publication note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Wall & Co
Petition on saloon vote delays in Cambridge council
A Cambridge voter laments council delay on a petition from residents seeking a vote to remove saloons under Dow law section 11. The writer accuses the Republican majority of improper delay and calls for a council response after a Republican court upheld the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Corporation
Council
Rheumatism Sufferer Finds Relief from Swift's Specific
George T McDonald of Darien Georgia writes about a twenty five year rheumatism battle ending after using Swift's Specific. He details extensive prior bed confinement, twenty four bottles prior, and claims restored health enabling him to walk and ride like a boy. He recommends the remedy and notes available treatise on blood and skin diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Grorce T, McDonand
Darien
The
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Gia
Mortgage and Justice Blanks for Sale at Office
Blank mortgage deeds with or without dower and various Justice blanks offered for sale at this office.
Uncalled Letters At Cambridge Post Office
Cambridge post office lists uncalled letters dated Jan 15 1887. Names include Bayes E E Glenn Lewis Boyd Maggie Paterson Annie Dixson Mary Ross Charles Davis Isaac Scott Thomas Edgerl Rosie L Whytle Willy Feaster Mary J Williams Anna Brown JR Karg John Lindsey J W Ramsower J W Sehundt Snyder W H H McIlYar P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Oulo
Bayes
E E Glenn
Lewis Boyd
Maggie Paterson
Annie Dixson
Mary Ross
Charles Davis
Isaac Scott
Thomas Edgerl
Rosie L Whytle
Willy Feaster
Mary J Williams
Anna Postals
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Cambridge Herald
J.P. Mahaffey
Mahaffey & Ogiier
T.w.ogier
Main St
East Court Square
New York City
Congress
Jackson
TeNnnessee
Buckdlen
Arnica
Ramsower, J W Sehundt & Snyder
W.H.H McIlyar, P. M
Castoria
Miss
Thomas Hawthhorne
Knox Township
C. E. White
Wm. A. Thomas
Mechanicsville
Fanny Hawthorne
This
Walker—Work
Cleveland & Marietta
Wills Creek
Samuelc, Barr
J. R. Barr
Mary A. Gill
William Gill
George W. Kimble
Ada Kimble
Strausburg
Shelby County
Iinois
Ellen J. Gattrell
Charles H Gattrell
Redfield
Spink County
Dakota
David P. Satcher
de Bonis
Robert Kimble
David T. Sarchet
Steele & Rosemond
Atty’s | Deel
Lion OF Gold Watch
Wheeling Avenue
Ik R
Regster
Poland
China Hogs
West Middletown
Washington County
Ghoerge Stinson & Co
Portland
Marne
John Harris
Wall’s Drug Store
Asher
Jloyvist
Mur
ONE Price Clothing House
Postoffice
Cambridge, Ohio
S! Norner
Ree Dees
Richard K. Fox
Franklin Square
N. Y. City
W. A. Rainey
Hell
Attaprtal
Svuning
LO Clhloslske
Lvockk
Couis
Pan
Guernsey
Raymond & CO
Jes
J. O. McIlyar
J.O. McIilyar
Ailor—A. Kerser
Rainey’s Rock
Mill Street
Cambricgs
J. O. McIlyar’s
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