Cadiz Camp Meeting Opens August Fifteenth
Local notes report Alfred Beymer returned from Kansas and John McGee and family visiting Love City. Cadiz hosts Pennyroyal Reunion August 22 23 and a camp meeting begins August 15. Numerous notices cover housing for rent, business ads, appointments and community events across the region.
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Alfred Beymer
Kansas
Cadiz
McTryar’s
Antes McGrath
Rix Mills
Black Band
Pennyroyal
John McGee
Zanesville
Love City
W. A. Scott
Hyatt
Bellaire
Cambridge
J. R. Troette
J. M. Newnam
Columbus
Clark’s Grove
Harry Parkinson
The
Loudenville Advocate
East Liverpool
John Scott
Cambridge Ohio forms Board of Health in 19th century meeting
Drs eo Miller G L Arnold C L Wall and others sworn in as Cambridge Board of Health with Mayor Scott as chair. Miller elected secretary and health officer at 20 dollars monthly. Rules require immediate reporting of contagious diseases and restrict movement and attendance for affected residents. Public burials to avoid churches and strict privy and milk sale hygiene rules enacted. Regular meetings on the first Tuesday each month.
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Eo, Miller
G. L. Arnold
C. L. Wall
Messrs
J. A. Oldham
Madison Linn
Cambridge
Ohio
Scott
Dr. Miller
Lendwt
Lindow
Board of Health
Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey County
John Henderson
D.K. Kyle
M.C. Kyle
D. K. Kyle
Marble Works
Judicial Statistics From Clerk Weedon 1888 Guernsey County
Judicial statistics for the year ending June 80th 1888 list inquests by coroner 18 divorces brought within year 24 decisions 20 civil judgments 0. Total fines 284 00 costs in criminal cases 0. Average judgments 0. Indictments pending sent to penitentiary reform school workhouse and other outcomes are incomplete or unreadable with several lines garbled.
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Steines
cSaik
Retail Clearance Sale Promises Quick Unloading of Stock
An advertisement for Hirschberg's Cambridge Ohio outlines a busy season wind down with wholesale like discounts. Men and boys suits are deeply reduced from five to seven dollars to under six, while light colored hats drop to about two dollars. The note emphasizes quick sales within thirty days, with a demand for cash and a strong invitation to call for bargains at the One-Priced Clothing House.
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Hirschberg
L. Hirscavera
Cambridge
Ohio
A. Kyle
Hugh F. McDonald
Guernsey County
Mathews & Heade
James Motte Died at Cambridge at Age 85
James Motte of Cambridge died at his residence on Saturday July 7 aged 85. Born April 11 1803 in Wheeling W Va he was the son of Daniel Motte a former Light Horse rider. A tailor by trade he helped Cambridge grow from a stump filled hamlet to a 4000 population town. Survived by three wives and children Henry John William Martha and Bazil Williamson plus other kin.
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James Motte
Cambridge
Wheeling
W. Va
Daniel Motte
France
America
Lancaster
Light Horse
Lancaster County
Washington
Ahatter
James
Morristown
Wills Creek
Andrew Moore
Frankford
Iomber & Beatty
W. M. Farrar
Maria Dunlap
Mary Cockerel
Edwin Galloway
Mary Wright
Robert Yates
Henry
Owasso
Michigan
John
Montana
William
Highland County
Ohio
Frank
Martha
Bazil Williamson
West Virginia
Will We Do It Cambridge Promises Future Growth
A 19th century hopeful editorial urges Cambridge citizens to unite for town prosperity. It highlights rail connections, abundant coal and natural gas, and cheap land for manufacturing. The piece calls for abandoning jealousy and factional reform to attract investment and develop shared interests.
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Cambridge
Community notes and local business updates in Barnesville
Alfred Day visits Steubenville friends as Profs Maharry and Frame plan to open a normal school next Monday. Mrs Rea returns from Minneapolis after weeks away. Farmers stock wheat and begin cutting grass. James Mason becomes Washington Steam Mills sole owner promising top flour. Railroad prospects circulate with fair-time action hoped. Dr St Henry markets a milk shake touted as temperance, even for babies. The Kid Band enjoyed a fine Fourth with a large Barnesville audience and a GAR camp fire drawing attendees from Cambridge Fairview Senecaville and Winchester. Receipts of the festival not disclosed but cash deemed satisfactory. GAR Post praised and hopes for future success.
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Alfred Day
Steubenville
St . Henry
Barnesville
Gar
GARR
Cambridge
Fairview
Senecaville
Winchester
Fourth of July Fest At Cambridge Highlights Local Bands
Local residents recount a busy Independence Day with WW bands from Senecaville Boston and Quaker City, parades and speeches by Col T H Anderson and Bethany College President Woolery, a prize band contest won by Senecaville.
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Boston
Senecaville
Quaker City
Grove
Col T H Anderson
Cambridge
Woolery
Bethany College
Calathampians
School House Park
Junker City
G A R Reunion Plans Cambridge July 17 1888
The G A R posts and Sons of Veterans of Guernsey County meet in Cambridge on Tuesday July 17 1888 to plan a reunion and attend the national encampment in Columbus. A procession to Hammond's opera house HQ and Taylor's grove for exercises, free dinner, band contest, grand camp fire, and speeches are slated with officials attending and many bands expected.
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Guernsey County
Cambridge
Columbus
Hammond’s Opera House
Ylaylor’s Grove
Marriage at the bride’s residence and local church notes
The report covers Wr Sheely and Lucinda Duff's marriage at the bride's residence last week. It notes two water wells struck at Isaac McMullen at 52 feet, a funeral for Jne Boyd attended by Mrs Smith, Rev Appleton’s return to dedicate a new Columbiana church, and Rev W G Walters preaching in the new church next Sabbath. Mount Hermon church festival drew a large crowd with ice cream raspberries cake and lemonade, aided by Mrs John Clark Benjamin Kenworthy and a Mr Barnes, raising $31 for the church.
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Sheely
Lucinda Duff
Isaac McMullen
Smith
Jne Boyd
Appleton
Columbiana
W . G Walters
Mount Hermon
John Clark
Benjamin Kenworthy
Barnes
Midway News Roundup From Eyesville to Warne's Run
Local pages report visits by Alex McCollum and family to Eyesville and Quaker City. A mare lost by Uncle Bill Bonnell prompts condolences. Rev GM Wilson baptized two young ladies in Warne's Run. Community events include a missionary concert, a bush meeting near Center, and an ice cream festival to aid Slaughter Hill M E church. John Boyd of Richard's schoolhouse dies at 45. burial at Bell's cemetery.
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JK Bonnell
Quaker City
Bill’ Bonnell
Henry Feaster
Cassels Station
Maggie Walters
Wm Eagleton
GM Wilson
Warne
Wolf's den
G Bonnell
Bonnell
James Ruby
Stephen Hill
Claysville
McConnell’s Woods
Center
Steubenville Road
Slaughter Hillm E Church
John Boyd
Richard’s
Bell's
J E Bonnell
William Ford
Il B Reed
W K Boothe
Washington
Colored camp meeting in Claysville ends in failure
The Claysville scene notes a failed colored camp meeting with attendees from Rix Mills and Byesville. Mentions include F stanley with new harness, Dr G D Miner passing through on business, Miss Jennie Shroyer visiting Minnie Hawes, Mrs Jacob Dennis’s death from stomach cancer, Blue Bell visitors Langdon Morehead, Elias Stone returning from a western trip, Norval Dickison’s town call, JF Burris moving to Columbus for a grocer clerkship, and news of a infant death at George KR Camp.
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Rix Mills
Stanley
G D Miner
Jennie Shroyer
Cambridge
Minnie Hawes
Jacob Dennis
Mra
Langdon Morehead
Blue Bell
Elias Stone
Norval Dickison
Byesville
JF Burris
Columbus
Finley
George KR
Local Farm Notes On Crops Animal Work And Weather
Wm Eagleson is around again. Jacob Luzadder bought a buggy. A large acreage of buckwheat is being sowed. Hay making and wheat stacking occupy farmers. Lark Willis is the township stone mason boss. Some farmers plan wool retention. Henry McCracken bought most wool in the area at 25e per pound. Hay and oats crops show improvement. Stewart Bros of Washington sell phosphate in this and nearby townships. A gusty wind and rain Sunday evening scattered wheat shocks and blew down corn.
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Wm Eagleson
Jacob Luzadder
Lark Willis
Henry McCracken
Stewart Bros
Washington
Pennyroyal Pennyroyal reunion program and memorials
Community events outline for the Pennyroyal reunion with opening exercises, band music, prayers, speeches by General R B Hayes and others, followed by afternoon oration and evening entertainments. A memorial roll lists members who died since the last reunion with ages and names.
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Arenes
David C Kennon
M Johnson
WS Heade
Fisher
J D Taylor
Wm Borton
Allan RB Nawlin
Sarchet
R B Hayes
H Hurst
Lorenzo Danford
Mattie McClelland Brown
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