County Officials in Our Official Directory
County officers list judges and officials for the Common Pleas Court and county offices. Names include Frazer Caldwell Ball from Zanesville and Cambridge figures such as Lor P Hosick James R Barr John C Beckett John M McGill and others along with commissioners infirmary directors and listed towns.
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Common Pleas Court
W. IL
Cambridge
P. Lochaury
Quaker City
A.W. Nicholson
John Shipman Brown
James McClenahan
Fairview
J.5. Gander
James B Gibson
Kimbolton
Cambridge City Officials Named in Annual Roll Call
Cambridge corporation officers list the mayor William Fagharton and council members T G Brown C L Campbell Robert A W He UL Me ee Ww E Boden S A Craig J L Bruner HH Moore plus clerk Charles L Madison treasurer Stephen Potts marshal E M Stottlemire cemetery trustees Stephen Potts Jed Williams A Hutchison and street commissioner Henry Motte.
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William Fagharton
T. G. Brown
C. L. Carpbell
Robert Aes W. He
E. Boden
S. A. Craig
J. L. Bruner
Moore
Charles L. Madison
Stephen Potts
E. M. Stottlemire
Jed. Williams
Henry Motte
Justices of the Peace list for Guernsey County Ohio
The document lists numerous justices of the peace across Guernsey and nearby areas including Adams-D M Watson Gallagher Sage Muskingum Cambridge Center-E M Nelson Washington WP Cal vert Midway Jefferson-J W Armstrong Brady Knox-L iMawthorne Creighton SR Pat terson Ludian Camp Lomionderry M Logan Theo B Hibbs Smyrna Harrison Liberty S Wo Luccock Kunb dion John W. Thompson North Salem Mauaison JoD Thampson Antiinis Simeon Brown Brown Millwcout J Bo Hartley Pop Johnson Quaker City Clark Rose Salesville Monroe D T Braniger Milinersville Wal liam Vircue North Stem Oxford Josiah P Bryant Mutdlebourne J B Turkle Joseph Ferrer Fairview Richland N T Oliver Morison Chester guilt Atex Lane Senecaville Spencer Joseph Purkey Cumberlands He ¢ Dehison Blue Bell Valley M L Spaid Dyson GW Frye Buffalo Washington Filijal Daugherty Samuel Smith Milnersville Westland William T Wilson John White Cambridge Wheeling Alfred TL Weedon Solomon Mercer Guernsey Wills Robert McBurney James M Patter son E oH Creighton Washington
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James M Patterson
E Oh Creighton
Washington
Masonic Lodges and Odd Fellows Meet in Cambridge Area
A list of fraternal lodge meetings in Cambridge area includes Cambridge Lodge No 65 F and A M meeting Tuesday evenings near each full moon in the Hutchison block with Jos Prouse as WM and A R Murray as Secretary. Other bodies such as Scottish Rite Perfection, Cambridge Council Princes of Jerusalem, Cambridge Chapter Rose Croix, Eureka Lodge No 233 meet in Hutchison block or Washington hall with officers named. Encampment No 150 meets first and third Mondays in Odd Fellows Hall. Cambridge Lodge No 301 meets Thursdays. Cumberland Lodge No 200 meets Saturdays. Point Pleasant Lodge No 663 meets Saturdays. Amity Lodge No 1788 meets second and fourth Mondays.
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Cambridge Lodge
Hutchison
Prouse
A. R. Murray
Cambridge Lodge of Perfection
Cambridge Council
Princes of Jerusalem
Cambridge
Rose Croft
Eureka Lodge
Washington
Craig
WLM
B. Lawrence
Cambridge Encampment
O. O. PF
Odd Fellows Hall
PW. Oak
W.R. Sprague
J.P. Salmon
N.G
J.L. Bruner
Cumberland Lodge
Odd Fellows
Local Churches Map of Worship and Sabbath Schedules
United Presbyterian Church led by Rev WH McFarland holds sabbath services and a Sabbath School in Lamands. Methodist Episcopal Church under Rev W H Locke offers sabbath preaching and Wednesday prayer meetings. Presbyterian Church with Rev WV Miligan conducts sabbath worship and prayer meetings. Methodist Protestant Church led by Rev J O W Thompson preaches sabbath and offers a 9 am Sunday school. Baptist Church has no pastor with 9 am Sabbath School and Wednesday prayer meetings. AME Church under Rev Thomas Knox conducts sabbath preaching and Wednesday prayer meetings with Sabbath School at 9 am.
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United Presbyterian
WH McFarland
Lamands
Sabvbhaca School
Methodist Episcopal Church
W H Locke
Lla Manas Pin
Presbyterian Chourch
WV Miligan
Ham
Pom
Methodist Protestant Courch
J OW Thompson
Baptist Church
Thomas Knox
Haim
Yam
Cambridge Herald notes on debt, people and civic events
Local items report subscriber arrears at the Cambridge Herald office and urge prompt payment. News covers population figures, church choirs, arrests, crop prices, coal prospects, school appointments, and plans for a new county courthouse dedication in September.
Cambridge Lodge I O O F Installs Officers and Banquet
Officers were installed in Cambridge Lodge I O O F by DDGM Dowdall of Quaker City. Named officers include NG D T Jeffries VG J L Bruner Secretary T G Kerr C T W Ogier Warden J A Jones RS N G W HH Mellyar LS N G E M Seigfried RS VG JS Prowse L SV G GH Boetcher. Town Council passed two liquor and billiard saloon ordinances. Dr A Cooper received a building permit and Maj J T Rainey grading alley near his North 7th street house.
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Cambridge Lodge
Dowdall
Quaker City
D T Jeffries
J L Bruner
T G Kerr
T W Ogier
J A Jones
HH Mellyar
E M Seigfried
Prowse
Boetcher
Red’s
A. Cooper
J.T. Rainey
North 7Th Street
Perrysville Sign Peddler Held on Debt Fraud Charge
An arrest order was issued for J. M. Gault of Perrysville Ohio a sign peddler by S S Carnes. He was arraigned before Justice Turner on a debt fraud charge and remains jailed for nonpayment.
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J. M. Gault
Perrysville
Ohio
S. S. Carnes
Justice Turner
Monument dealers offer largest stock in Eastern Ohio
Advertisers invite buyers to Jed Williams on the Public Square to choose marble or granite monuments and save agents' commissions. An A Spencer township man was badly hurt when his horse fell with him en route home Monday night, knocked insensible with danger of death. William Wyrick of Madison township shows a facial cancer after eye complaints. A Grand Army of the Republic meeting is set for next Tuesday evening in their hall with important business.
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Jed Williams
West Cambridge
James Tillett
Salesville
Delia McCloud
Norwich
William Ozier
J.B. Luceoo
Broof Kimbolton
A. Ledlie & Son
James Halligan
Adams Township
Robert Murray
Jackson Township
Herald
Hanna
Columbus
Old Mill Road
Wesley Duniver
Pockahontas
Arkansas
Howard Ferguson
Hocking Valley Railroad
Robert Campbell
Zanesville
Thomas Campbell
Sullivan & Parson
Ohio
Spencer Township
Grand Army of the Republic
Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey County
Ebenezer Johnson
William J. Heskett Et al
Courty House
Cambridge
Judicial Statistics for the Year 1882 83 in Guernsey County
The report credits County Clerk James R. Barr with key figures from July 1 1882 to June 30 1883. Judgments 65 totaling 29412 06 dollars average 452 49. Final decrees 47. Divorces: 18 actions 13 granted 5 pending. Indictments 116 with convictions 99 acquitted 1 continued 10 nolle entered in 6 cases. Sentences: 4 to Penitentiary 1 to Reform School. Criminal costs 1214 54, defendants costs 666 54, collected 570 12 leaving 96 42. Fines total 2135 00 with 1859 20 collected and 275 380 uncollected. State penitentiary costs 970 12. Grand Jury costs 1011 45 with 203 43 remaining after expenses. Grand Jury costs higher due to more Justices of the Peace cases. Frazier case costs 469. The record reflects efficient criminal handling by Prosecutor Patterson and good fine and cost collection. state report shows one eighth of fines and costs collected statewide. Patterson praised as best Guernsey county prosecutor.
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James R. Barr
Nolle
Reform School
Grand Jury
Justices of the Peace
Patterson
Secretary of State
Guernsey County
Washington Notes On Local Life And Town Happenings
Washington residents report farming progress with grain storage, crop growth, and recent rain sparking concerns about too much rain. local business transfers, social events, a law suit, tax payments in Cambridge, wool purchases, a fair dates announcement, and community visits from Baltimore guests are documented.
Local Notes From Last Week At A Glance
Last Monday crowds visited the elephant show while J H Britton faced lung fever with a near loss of his horse. Tuesday reached 96 degrees at 2 pm, and Miss Nettie Knowlton from Cumberland visited friends here last week.
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J.H. Britton
L. A. Lemon
Cambridge
Nettie Knowlton
Cumberland
Jennie Bartleson
Sherrard
B. K. Bell
G. W. Moore
Richard’s
G. W
Barr's
Cumberland Items Report Local Happenings
The new mill roof is ready as Geo Smith plans to move to Missouri about September first. John Bracken visits, a Cambridge show draws many locals, and Thed Frazee’s house shines after painting. Mrs Mary Moore improves after a bout of illness. Wheat harvests near completion with better quality though smaller yield. Odd Fellows install a new hall carpet and plan a social. A pile driver works on Zanesville road bridges and track reaches Chandlersville with trains to come. Mr Olds of Union County marries Mrs Mattie Dolman. they will soon depart for his home.
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Geo Smith
Missouri
John Bracken
Rey Hays
Cambridge
Thed Frazee
Mary Moore
Odd Fellows
Zanesville Road
Chandlersville
Olds
Union Co
Ohio
Mattie Dolman
Eye saved after quarry blast through Kennedy remedy
Oscar Craigg, foreman at Rosendale cement quarry in Ulster County New York, lost an eye in a blast. Doctors warned he could lose the other but Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy, used after eye removal, saved his remaining vision. The piece touts the remedy for various ailments and urges readers to buy.
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Oscar Craigg
Rosendale
Ulster Co
N.Y
Craigg
David Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
New York
Dr. Kennedy
Hopewell News Briefs and Local Harvest Notes
Hopewell reports family reconciliation for Mrs. Kimble and husband. July 4 observances occur on July 9. A Bloomfield teacher, 8S. A. Dickson, visited friends. Wool sales to Kimbolton firms yield 33 cents. Lillie and Mattie Brown visit Wellsburg, West Va. Geo. Clark builds a barn. E. Williams of Linton Mills is the contractor. J. M. Warden buys a new reaper in Cambridge for harvest work. Kilpatrick house fire found prompt village response. roof damage only. Special thanks to Charles Brown and Henry Seigfried for aid. Catarrh linked to consumption. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised at 75 cents via John Downar. June 14-3m.
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Hopewell
E. Williams
Linton Mills
John M. Warden
Cambridge
J. L. Kilpatrick
Charles Brown
Henry Seigfried
Quiet Fourth Celebration and Local News Notes
The 4th passed quietly with many locals spending it at Caldwell. A new restaurant is planned on Depot street. Mumps have appeared again in town. A Cambridge show drew many residents on Monday. Last Saturday the east end of the bridge collapsed with seven cattle falling in. none were hurt. Mr Rutherford aged about 80 died after a long illness. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised by John Downar at 75 cents a bottle. June 14.
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Illinois
David Sarchet, Sr
Ashley
J. B. Martel
Mr. Martel
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Ohio
Washington County
M. E. Church
Caldwell
Depot Street
Rutherford
Kennedy Favorite Remedy praised by Elmira caller
A testimonial from Elmira New York praises Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy for curing a stroke related paralysis. The speaker urges Dr. David Kennedy of Rondout New York to keep a bottle at home as a household remedy recommendation.
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Kennedy
Elmira
N. Y
David Kennedy
Rondout
Cambridge Market Price List Mentioned
Corrected weekly by J. O. MecInyar and R. W. Lrypsey. A long list of groceries and farm staples with per unit or per pound costs including feathers sorghum honey butter chickens and seeds. Prices show regional market rates and small items such as timothy seed orchard grass seed and bluegrass are listed with cents per unit and dollar amounts.
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J. O. MecInyar
R. W. Lrypsey
Amrs Rmi
Philadelphia Wool Market Faces Cautious Trade Amid Lower Prices
The Philadelphia wool market shows a cautious tone with few buyers and smaller receipts than last year. Demand holds in some woolen goods like fancy cassimeres and satinets, but overall sales linger as holders await clearer price signals and mills continue to curtail production. Major Ohio and Missouri lots appear in mixed quantities at varied prices, reflecting a market in transition.
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Philadelphia
Hutchinson Youth Dies of Dropsical Inflammatory Rheumatism
Charles Hutchinson aged 22 years 3 months 7 days son of Ebenezer and Rhoda Hutchinson died at Witten Creek Bethel township Monroe County Ohio from dropsical inflammatory rheumatism. The obituary notes the date June 29 1883.
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Hourcuttson
Charles
Ebenezer
Rhoda Hutchinson
Witten Creek
Bethel Township
Monroe County
Cambridge Ohio ordinance on liquor sales and gaming dated 1833
Local ordinance from Cambridge village restricts sale and consumption of spirituous liquors between 8 PM and 6 AM with fines from twenty five to fifty dollars. It also bans gaming devices on premises and prohibits liquor tied to certain businesses with similar fines. Repeals Ordinance Nos. 32 and 43 and takes effect after passage and publication.
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Cambridge
Ohio
William Wharton
Vor
Cambridge Village Billiard Saloon Regulation Ordinance
The Village of Cambridge enacts rules for billiard saloons and gaming devices. Owners keeping such places closed 8 PM to 6 AM face fines of 25 to 50 dollars. Players in or around gaming areas risk fines from 1 to 20 dollars at the mayor's discretion. Passed July 16, 1883 by Mayor William Wharton.
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Cambridge
Bie
William Wharton
Petition to Vacation Rocky Bull Road in Listerry Township
Notice to Guernsey County Commissioner to consider vacating the Rocky Bull Road running between R S Hibbs and William Kirk farms. The road connects grade road 143 miles south of Smyrna to the crossroads near J B Kirk residence. Many petitioners seek action at the August 7, 1883 meeting.
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Guernsey County
Lesderry Township
Rocky Bull Road
R.S. Hibbs
William Kirk
Smyrna
J. B. Kirk
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