New Cambridge carrier. July 4 music at Hammond's Opera House
The Cambridge Herald notes a new carrier in town and urges subscribers to report missed papers. It promotes a July 4th program at Hammond's Opera House featuring Charles Burt and a celebration with music, along with local notices on sales and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond’s Opera House
H. Greenwold’s
Greenwold’s
Howard Lippencott
Powel House
Columbus
Charles
Burt
Hammond
Opera House
At & P.m
John A. Buchanan
Ohio
Hawthorne’s
Zanesville
Cambridge
Cumberland
Quaker City
New Gencord
Francis McDowell
Hammond’s
Ju Y
Death of William Brown Esteemed County Resident Near Claysville
William Brown died at his home near Claysville after long illness, aged about 78. Born in Adams township, he lived in the county all his life and served as County Commissioner for three terms starting in 1866. He helped run a tannery in youth, later farmed, and was a long-time Presbyterian. He leaves his wife and eight children Fletcher, Mrs. Andrew Johnson, Mrs. Miler Moore, Mrs. Wilson Camp, Mrs. Edith Haines, Frank, Joseph, and James. funeral was held Wednesday at 10 am with interment at Nast Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
Claysville
Kisney
Adams Township
Joseph
Allison
McCracken Works
Hfe
Cambride
Presbyterian Church
Fletcher Brown
Andrew Johnson
Miler Moore
Spencer Township
Wilson Camp
Westland Township
Fish Saturate Wills Creek Surface Prompting Theories
Large numbers of fish, dead and alive, appeared on Wills Creek over the past week drawing local sport for a day. Residents who ate the fish say they made good meals. Theories cite polluted runoff from heavy rains or high bay content in the water. locals doubt poisoning as diners felt no ill effects. North Salem notes similar conditions further south.
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Wills Creek
North Salem
Local notes from Washington and surrounding area
Farmers cut wheat and gardeners have plenty of vegetables while residents eye summer travel and small-town events. Courthouse chatter mentions re election praise, balloon stunts for the fair, ice cream festival July, enrollment by Steele the township enumerator, and a wedding serenade for O. Black and Lizzie Heiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Barnes
Oldham
H. M. McCracken
Geo. Henry
Columbus
Ohio
Wm. Lawrence
Cleveland
Emma Morrison
Newark
Eivery
J. D. Yaylor
Congress
May la “Elle
Edna Robinson
Canal Dover
Imany Quends
M. E. Church
Steele
Geo. Heod
Cambridge
Thera
Black
Lizzie Heiner
Tuscarawas Quanty
North Salem News Highlights Local Happenings
North Salem reports low prices for butter and gas, a very ill John Dawson, and a stench from flooded streams raising fevers. Wim H. Gibson completes township census work. McCleary mill post repaired after flood damage. Guernsey Oil and Gas plans another well on John Milligan’s farm. Hay shortages loom as high waters recede. Frank Fowler faces assault charge. George Bell case awaits judge’s decision. S J Montgomery finishes town land appraisal with broad satisfaction. Lightning destroyed a shock near wheat fields. Fish die-offs blamed on polluted waters. many fish gather in small streams. Kimbolton residents report about 1500 pounds in a bayou.
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John Dawson
Wim. H. Gibson
McCleary
Guernsey Oil and Gas Co
John Milligan
Frank Fowler
Constable McKinnon
Richard Real
George Bell
O. R. Jones
F. I. Batterson
J. P
S. J. Montgomery
John Bell
Wheat Field
Wills Creek
Kimbolton
Local News Briefs from Senecaville and Nearby Towns
Miss Maggie Sutton visits Cincinnati friends while Homer Jester starts railroad work in Rome Kansas. Nevada Missouri partisans Ms Minnie and grand Dale visit. Susie Amstot attends New Concord College Commencement. Mary Young and Clara Bryan visit Mrs Mary Ogle in Marietta. Jennie Burlingame leaves for extended Western States trip. Otho Dilley of Zanesville visits grandmother. Greenbrier school house sold for new construction north of old site. Wm Finley returns from Choctaw Nation railroad survey work in Indian Territory.
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Maggie Sutton
Cincinnati
Homer Jester
Rome
Kansas
Minnie
Grand Dale
Nevada
Susie Amstot
New Concord College
Mary Young
Clara Bryan
Mary Ogle
Marietta
Jennie Burlingame
Otho Dilley
Zanesville
Greenbrier
Wm. Finley
Choctaw Nation
Indian Territory
Blue Bell Harvest Opens as Census Ends
Blue Bell notes harvest has begun and the census enumerator completed his work. The Blue Bell Band plans a trip to Bueyville on the fourth. Miss Kitty Watson returned to Zanesville last week. John Scott visited Galigher with friends over Sunday. Miss Etta Peoples went home to Kimbolton Monday. Granny Parsons of Mt. Zion visited local friends last week. J M Wilson’s child was ill a few days last week. Many plan to travel to Zanesville on the fourth. A crowd attended commencements at New Concord and Children’s Day at Harmony last Sunday.
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Blue Bell Band
Bueyville
Kitty Watson
Zanesville
John Scott
Galigher
Etta Peoples
Kimbolton
Granny Parsons
Mt. Zion
J. M. Wilson
New Concord
Harmony
Local Social Notes And Illnesses In Sundale
Miss Grace Neeland visited Sundale last week. Harry McCourt, son of J. B. McCourt, is very ill with cholera infantum and has slim chances of recovery. W. Carpenter’s youngest child is sick but improving. Hugh Mehorter arrived from Philadelphia to spend the summer with John McCourt. Miss FE Shipley of Antrim, visiting Miss Ora Rinehart, has returned home. Mary Cosgrove, an elderly woman living alone, is very ill with inflammation of the bowels and stomach and doubtful recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Neeland
Sundale
J. B. McCourt
Harry
W. Carpenter
Hugh Mehorter
Philadelphia
John McCourt
FE. Shipley
Antrim
Ora Rinehart
Mary Cosgrove
Weenie Ayer’s Bottle Outshines Abundant Yarbs
A humorous reminiscence recalls a grandmother’s attic filled with medicinal roots. The narrator notes a single bottle of Ayer’s Weiner outshines her entire herb collection, highlighting the pungent, memorable remedy.
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Ayer
Local notes from town last week and upcoming events
Sheriff Hanna visited town last week. J B Peoples returned home. Byron Anderson was in town Monday. Grant Peoples visits Toledo. Jas L Davis attended Steubenville convention. McConaughy had a valuable cow die last week. M B Hills festival postponed to July 4. Montgomery delegates Republican State Convention. Veterans and others went to Cambridge Saturday. Mrs Ogle and children at South Olive. Mr White cousin of Miss White visited. Dr D L Clark family visiting Wm Frame. McConaughy Miller opened nine stock of fireworks for the Fourth. Miss Millie McMillen to teach in Wichita Kansas. Mrs Maberry Smith married Mr Baird Mt Perry. Mr Adair taken sick recently. T L Luccock returned from Erie with Rev N Luceock's sons Halford and Charlie.
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Sheriff Hanna
J. B. Peoples
Byron Anderson
Grant Peoples
Toledo
Jas. L. Davis
Steubenville
W. ©. McConaughey
M. B. Hill’s
Montgomery
Cambridge
Ogle
South Olive
Ohio
White
Millie McMillen
Wichita
Maberry Smith
Baird
Mt. Perry
Hammond
Adair
Luccock
Erie
Penn
Rev. N. Lucecock
Halford
Charlie
Safe Investment in Dr King’s New Discovery
A guaranteed safe plan offers relief or a refund of purchase price. Buy a bottle from D. M Hawthorne's Drugstore for consumption and throat, lung, or chest ailments. Pleasant to taste, safe, and dependable. Trial bottles free at Hawthorne’s.
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Dr. King
D. M Hawthorne
Local notices include pensions and school openings
Isaac Wilson receives a pension. Bliss nears census completion in Jackson township. I O O F members plan Fourth of July events. A FE Dunning closes Mineral Point school with success. Upcoming teachers listed for winter: Room No.1 Miss Liva Freeman, No.2 Miss Elma Slay, No.3 Elmer Trott, No.4 Prof. J A Bliss. K of P hold memorial service at M E church with remarks by Revs McManiman Forsythe and organized music.
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Isaac Wilson
Bliss
Jackson Township
A. FE. Dunning
Mineral Point
Liva Freeman
Elma Slay
Elmer Trott
J. A. Bliss
K. of P.’s
M. E
Harvest News and Local Notes From Small Town
Pleasant observations on harvest readiness and crop conditions mark a rural update. The oat crop is reported as a failure and Bill Secrest comments casually that it is a boy. An event is announced at the E Langdon church Friday evening. Jacob Secrest moved his saw mill to the Shepler farm near Ava last week. Five car loads of stock were shipped last Saturday to eastern markets. Names and places include Vistora J M Secrest and wife Hir amzburg Sabpath J M Kackley and family at A C Flanggan's Sabbath.
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Bill Secrest
E. L
Jacob Secrest
Shepler
Ava
Vistora
J. M. Secrest
Hiramzburg
Sabpath
J. M. Kackley
A. C. Flanggan’s
Sabbath
Resolutions of Respect for W H H Rankin
The statement notes the passing of W H H Rankin and honors him as an honorable Mason. It expresses sympathy to his wife and family and requests the lodge room be clad in mourning for thirty days. The brothers pledge to cherish his memory and uphold fraternity and charity.
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W. H. H. Rankin
Marriages in West Cambridge and Liberty Township
The records note two weddings: Taylon and Rankin married June 26 by Rev J A Thrapp at the bride’s mother's home in West Cambridge, with W A Paytor and Miss Lillian A Rankin as witnesses. Baird and Smith wed June 26 with Rev J C Hammond officiating at Joseph Leeper’s residence in Liberty township.
Prices Slashed On All Goods To Astonishing Levels
The house notes 15 years of public support and freedom from debt as proof of trust and promises further stock cuts to reduce prices to astonishing figures, aiming to cement customer loyalty and attract buyers citywide.
They Never Advertise Factory Claims Better Clothes
A Baltimore Maryland factory asserts it has the inside track over small competitors who must buy through intermediaries. The firm promises superior make, trimming, and fit for the season with a 20 percent advantage.
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Baltimore
Clothing Sale Promises Largest, Cheapest Stock Yet
Competitors will howl when they see delighted buyers with clothing at prices they do not care to meet. We offer irresistible inducements beyond competition. Come early for first view of the largest, finest and cheapest stock of clothing in this part of the State. Buy at once.
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Inet
Carren
Lirks Tavern
Piewse
Carter Medicine CO
York
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Ibrator
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Cry
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Orrick
Wheeling Avenue
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Gambridge
The
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Dover
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Little Beulah Nichols
Pt. Pleasant
GT. Haneker
Batesville
Almira Wheeling
Dresden
M. J. Hartley
Xenia, Ohio
Talmage
Freeport
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O'a
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Milnersville
C. L. McCulley
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Pennsylvania
Alex Scott
State of Washington
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Wood
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Greenwold
Thos. W. Baird
Eiza B. Smith
W. A. Taylor
Lillian A Rankin
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G. W. Woodruff
Dyson
Scio College
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T. C. Clark
J. F. Stockdale
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Teacher’s Association
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Cadwell
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Akron
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Seattle
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Cambridge Hrraip
Guernsey
Wiliam McConnell
Gertrude
Cadiz, O
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O. L. Wall
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Michigan
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West Cambridge
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Nice Music
Datepine Force
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Finley
Colins
Seymour
Ind
Brownstown News
Collins
H. B. Carver
Mary Campbell
Midway
W G. Walters
Masterton
Hartford
John W. Spaid
Jonathan Rose
J. A. Troette
Milton Turner
H. B. Cox
Troette
J. A. Thrapp
K. W. Anderson
Pheodore Wells
O. M. Shipley
Madison
William Jones
Center
EE. F. Meek
Jackson
John I. Boyd
R.W. Anderson
Bennett
M. Leeper
William Vance
Hamilton Johnson
G. W. Shaw
George Kennedy
Isaac Lafollette
W. A. Lewis
C. B F. Camp
John Seals
Jonathan Gibson
Avernsey County
Conress
Keyox
Reydg. A
Thrapp
James Little
M Turner
B.S. Bennett
Jefferson
Cephas Marlatt
Knox
J. K. Thompson
Liberty
W. M. Logan
Londonderry
J. H. Carlisle
G. W
EF. Meek
William Blair
Adams
M. Terney
A. Weedon
Caisbridge
Liberty Township
J. D. Taylor
Bentleman
Association
R. W. Anderson
Henry Wilson
North 11Th Street
D. M. Hawthorne
H. W. Walt
Here
Cassel’s
Norwich
Panhandle
Senecaville
Blue Bell
F. H. Ray
John M. Amos
Joan Boyon
Roger Kirkpatrick
Castoria
Mins
Probate Court
Guernsey County
Seth Gordon
Mane .S Heade
James G. Johnston
Nowcu
Ae William Johnston
Dougherty, Att’y
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Court of Common Pleas
John McBride
Edward P. Hill
Court House
A. D
W. H.C. Hanna
Anderson & Locke
John M. Kendall
Elza
Turner
William H. Kendall
Cambridge Township
John M. KE
Atkins
Cambridge, Ohio
Thalheimer’s
Baltimore Clothing Company
Baltimore Clothing CO
Wurmingc Avenue
B. M. McDowell
Hawthorne’s Drug Store
Siva
Chase Brothers Company
Rochester
My-Jly
Arora James O. Couplin
Albert McBride
Steele & Rosemond
Piper
7Th Street
Wolff's
North 6Th Street
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