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Newspaper

Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1887

Page

3

Pleasant Hill slate roof and fairs across Noble still

Misses Alice Fulton Kate Severns Duff and Mary Loper visit friends in Marietta Newcomerstown Caldwell Milnersville and Pittsburg Watermelons appear in the market Crossings in town need repair Diphtheria rages in Noble county Churches receive upgrades and new organs Tamers note for seasonal weather and agricultural chatter Dogs and other livestock details M. E. church and St Clairsville postmasters salaries rise Local deaths births and marriages noted as well as railway and wool market updates

Noble County Pleasant Hill Kate Severns Milnersville Kate Duff Newcomerstown Mary Loper Caldwell Liberty Township Cumberland John Scott George Bell North Salem

Crashing ride ends in coal chute near Hawk's Nest

Ed Dunlap and a party of youths visiting Hawk's Nest West Virginia thought to have fun when brakes failed on a railroad car. It rolled down a grade at high speed, ran several miles before being stopped, and finally plunged into a coal chute. The party was frightened but uninjured.

Metzger Everett New Philadelphia Jno. Williams England John Bull Ed. Dunlap Hawk’s Nest W. Va

Washington Town Notes Lively Farm Trade and Festivities

Washington reports a bustling farm sector with wheat in stock and better hay crops than in years. The community enjoyed a lively Fourth of July with decorations, crackers, and gatherings. Notable items include purchases of a J I Case thresher by James Maxwell and John Struble, and visits from residents to Wheeling Parkersburg Newark Senecaville Byesville. Mary Patterson returned home with her baby after a Newark visit.

G. A. R. Post Brown’s Grove Town Hollister John C. Crossen W.scott Lore City Salem Liberty Senecaville Buchanan Post Donaldson Love City Kumler Cumberland J.H. Mackey J. W. Cale John Hartup Ethel Emerson Laura Hollister Alice Dilley Mary Houseman John W Robinson Columbus E Carlin Zanesville Ro M Hall Braden Wallace Wheeling Byesville Win Parry Parkersburg W. Va Patterson Newark Mary James Lawrence Cleveland J Garrett Cook's Grove W R Scott Quaker City Normal School Timo Harrison Jennie Edward Hall James Maxwell John Struble J. I. Case

Illness in Birmingham prompts family gatherings and movings

Mrs Nancy McNeely remains very ill in Birmingham while J Rayes from Freeport visits, Miss Jessie Moore visits Miss Olive Latham near Freeport, and Miss Lydick of Adamsville stays with her sister Mrs Roy Hoover. A G McNeely, wife, and John Kimball with family come to help. Wheat crops improve markedly, a thirty year high. Jim Stanley secures Peol and Newcomerstown mail route and will depart here on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday mornings.

U. P Beaver W.S. Harper New Conecord William Wilkin Columbus Captain Stone Union M.E. and Baptist Sunday Schools Oakwood W.T. Young Young Jonathan Rose Quuaker City Paine Barnesville Bishop Thomas Richard O. T. Carson D. T. Jeffries Jefferson Township Tod Paul Sherrard W. H. Wheelock Greendale Jed Williams Claysville ME Jennie Harding Louis Harding Henry Stewart Pennsylvania Cambridge Normal School Messrs A. H A. R. McCulloch Miss Thoburn John Scott South 9Th Street Nancy McNeely Jrayes Freeport Jessie Moore Olive Latham Miss Lydick Adamsville Roy Hoover A G McNeely John Kimball Newcomerstown Jim Stanley

Wonderful Cures Promoted by Local Druggists in Rome

Rome Georgia merchants report strong sales of Dr King's New Discovery, Electric Bitters, and Bucklen's Arnica. They claim several pronounced consumption cases were cured with a few bottles, and offer a guarantee. Sold by C L Wall & Co.

W. D. Hoyt & Co Rome Dr. King Lee Trie Bucklen C. L. Wall & Co's

Reed Lucas wedding notice at Bailey's Mills Ohio

On July 4 1887 Clark Rose officiated William Reed and Miss Sarah Lucas both of Bailey's Mills Ohio in a marriage ceremony. Also on June 30 1887 Elza Turner J P united Mr William W Jackson and Miss Ida M Morehead both of Cambralee in marriage.

Resolutions of Respect for Freddie Hollis

The Eyesville M E Sabbath School adopted resolutions upon the death of Freddie Hollis aged four. The notes express mourning for a loving pupil and extend sympathy to his parents, with biblical assurances of comfort and preparation to meet God. The resolutions are to be shared with the family, recorded in minutes, and published in the Cambridge Herald.

Eivesville M. E Freddie Hollis Eyesville Freddie Cam- Riibge P.M. Kineeeati

Court sale notice in Guernsey County Ohio

By order of sale from the Court of Common Pleas Guernsey County Ohio Jacob Thomas as plaintiff against Thomas White et al defendants I will offer at public sale at the courthouse door Cambridge Ohio on date and lot details to be announced.

Cambridge Star Clothing House Benjamin A Walters Cora Walters Benj A. Walters Court of Common Pleas Guernsey County Ohio J. M. Bushfield Erben & Neston George W. Gibson Court House Township of Liberty Kimbolton Jesse Clark Iugh F. McDonald Samuel Luccock Y. Jjune Francis Hancock J.C. McNutt Stephen Rh. Payden Military District Hugh F. McDonald Mathews & Heade Ruth Coen Susannah Glover John Glover Silas Laughead Frank Laughead James Laughead Joseph Laughead Allen Laughead Martha Hall Lot Senecaville Aecause Jacob Thomas Thomas White Hugil FO McDonald Pan

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