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Newspaper

Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1887

Page

3

Barnesville creamery and sparse notes from Cambridge

The Cambridge Herald lists local ads and happenings including Barnesville seeking a creamery, bargain promotions at Mellyar’s for carpets parasols gloves and dry goods, shoe sales at Hubert’s and Hornbrook’s, and notes on residents visiting friends. It covers harvests, school plans, fairs, illnesses, and several community events across Belmont and Muskingum counties.

Barnesville Mellyar’s Mellyar Charles T. Ogier Bride Hornbrook’s

Decoration Day Observances and Local News in 1887

A detailed account of Decoration Day activities in Cambridge, Fairview, Otsego, and nearby areas. Processions, cemetery tributes, and memorial sermons mark a day of community remembrance. Reports include addresses by local leaders, weather noted as warm, and a fatal accident near Claysville.

Commencement Exercises at Cambridge High School in Hammond's Opera House

The Cambridge High School commencement in Hammond's Opera House drew an attentive crowd as students presented essays orations and readings on Earths Battle Fields Toil the Price of Excellence and other topics under the guidance of Superintendent Burgess and Prof Seright The program closed with diplomas awarded and a benediction by Rev W H McFarland The Cambridge School Board later adopted a resolution praising Burgess for his four years of service and urging continued support for the schools

Cambridge High School Hammond’s Opera House Burgess Prof. Seright W. L. Dixon Edward W. Mathews Eearth Alice Parker James A. Wharton Ida A. Dixon Mary Jefferson William R. Sibley Minnie D. Clark Brier Rose Gertrude E. Taylor William E. Miller Ida B. Stewart William H. Taylor Mary White Thomas B. Robinson Cambridge W. H. H. McFarland

Best Devon herd and Merino flock named in Cambridge tally

J W Barnes cites Walter P Sherrard as owner of the finest Devon herd in the 2nd precinct Cambridge township. Wallace Oldham receives top Merino Vermont registered sheep. W R Pollock has best five year old all purpose horse and J T Oldham leads best Grade sheep.

J. W. Barnes Cambridge Township The Herald Walter P. Sherrard Wallace Oldham W. R. Pollock J. T. Oldham

Artist Miss Jennie Luccock Shines In Home Display

Kimbolton residents praise Miss Jennie T. Luccock for diverse artistry in nature scenes portraits and pottery. Her home showcases paintings crayon drawings and basket of designs while she plans summer nature studies and landscape works for private display. Ontario normal instructors S S Maharry and T W Long begin a six week course July 19 in Ontario. Dr G W Gilden returns to Gibson Station after months away. Doctors Wall and Moore operate on John Hanes for necrosis removing bones. patient progresses well.

Kimbolton Jennie T. Luccock S. H. Maharry New Concord T. W. Long Creighton Ontario Ontario Normal G. W. Gilden Coshocton Gibsons Station Guernsey County

Local Notes and Community Life Snapshot

John Robinson sold a fine horse for 240 dollars last week. Rev C E White visited his parents for Children's day at ME church. Communion services planned at Presbyterian church next Sabbath. Wm Parry builds a foundation for John Tipton's new barn. A L Crawford of Wheeling bought a horse and buggy while visiting. Wheat prospects look better. two thirds filled. Colored citizens attend Isaac Moss funeral at Cambridge. Decoration day not observed. Attendees at ceremonies in Winchester. H M McCracken bought fat sheep. price 3.10 to 5.10 per hundred. Old school house in Center township sold for 155. colored school house for 165. Gary & Dugan awarded contract to build and add to Center township schools. Wool in good condition. buyers not urgent. Mrs Jame Laughlin died aged 76. burial in local cemetery. Children’s day at Presbyterian church well attended. Rev Donalson spoke. Church decorated with seasonal flowers. Board of Education named Emma Morrison, Jessie Amstot, and Lizzie Heiner as teachers for the year. principal to be named June 10.

D. A. Jennings Caldwell Press W. A. Carpenter Londonderry Ohio M. E Cleveland Guernsey N. A. Noble Wheeling W. Va Guernsey Tunnel John Jewett Milnersville Canal Dover Johnson Hammond S. C. Luccock Ella Luccock Meadville Norwich M. E. Church J. A. McEwen Muskingum Zanesville William Mathews Lute Purdy Lima Middlebourne Celia Deeren Pt.Pleasant Hartford Flushing Pioneer Association Washington Township Fairview Morris and Johnson Alex Miller Cumberland Caldwell Stanton Mills Massillon O. W. Wells Annie McCune Wilkin George Williams Sadie Addy Thes. Grubbs Rosa Chalfant Kersey’s Mill Court House Garey Bros W. C. Paden New Concord Chicago Maggie Tready Spencer’s Station Cincinnati Cambridge Normal School Messrs A. H A. R. McCulloch C. L. Pollock Newcomerstown Index Pollock Phanix Cambridge Batesville Liberty Porter Newark Guernsey County Teachers Institute Venable John McBurney J. H. Mackey Esq Otsego Joshua Peters The County Union Presbyterian Church Wm Parry John Tipton A L Crawford Isaac Moss Winchester H M McCracken Center Township Nelson Driggs Salem Thompson Gary & Dugan Jame Laughlin Thos Laughlin Donalson Board of Education Emma Morrison Jessie Amstot Lizzie Heiner

New Concord Notes On Local Events And Elections

New Concord updates report Rev Faris attending the A P Synod and Samuel Lee suffering paralysis. Widespread senior departures for vacation. debate on a college President continues. Communion held at the U P church by Dr Paul. Wm Warren moves along Maple avenue. Several students called home after Mr Cook’s death. ME church repaired and back in use with improvements. Local baseball game Decoration day drawn out, score 34 to 37 with loans ahead. A L White behind family losses due to poisoning and a sad accident. Memorial services held at College hall with several ministers speaking.

Paul Wm Warren Maple Avenue Cook New Concord A L White Gome College Hall

Community Notes From Crescent Town and Surroundings

Wm McCandles is very sick. Children's day at the ME church next Sunday. CT Camp has commenced work at his new house. A number of our citizens spent Decoration Day at Cumberland. Harry Teters served ice cream on the corner. Saturday night Stone Bros moved their saw mill to Wm Herdiman's farm. Last Tuesday fifty people gathered at Susan Galloway's home two miles north of town to celebrate her 83rd birthday. Attendees included three children eleven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren with many old pioneers visiting from 50 and 60 years ago. Rev Peregey spoke in the afternoon and the company departed in the evening wishing many such days.

Cumberland Harry Teters Stone Bros Wm Herdiman Susan Galloway

Repairs at ME church and various local notes

Repairs are underway at the ME church. Miss Emma Dewet has returned home to Avondale. Mrs Me Clark, in ill health, is visiting her parents in Love City. Rev Appleton to preach at Mt Hermon church next Sabbath at 214 o'clock. UP church meetings closed with 95 accessions last Sabbath. J K Hail the Wills Creek poet visited Hopewell during a 300 mile walk. Decoration Day observed in Hopewell early Monday to allow the band to reach Kimbolton by noon. Visitors include Miss Lizzie Dyer of Cambridge Miss Alice Herrel at Geo Clarks and Miss Mary Smith returning to Brady after a long visit. A Lebanon UP church meeting begins next Wednesday and runs through Sabbath with Rev H Appleton expected one or two evenings.

Emma Dewet Avondale Me Clark Love City Appleton Mt Hermon J.K Wills Creek Hopewell Kimbolton Lizzie Dyer Cambridge Alice Herrel Geo Clarks Mary Smith Brady Lebanon UP Church H Appleton

Renews Her Youth Testimonial From Phoebe Chesley

Mrs Phoebe Chesley of Peterson Clay County Iowa aged 73 recounts kidney trouble and lameness for years. She says Electric Bitters removed all pain and disease, restored her ability to dress and perform housework. Local drugstore advertises bottles at 50 cents and 1.00.

Phoebe Chesley Peterson Clay County Iowa C. L. Wall & Co

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