Cambridge Herald 1883 Community Notes and Notices
The Cambridge Herald reports local commerce and oddities from Cambridge Ohio with brief items on printing shop quality, wheat prices, fairs, florists, cigar sales, baths, picnics, deaths, gas lighting plans, wool shipments, school contracts, and social events. Notable items include burial notices, church concerts, fire and accident notes, and upcoming July Fourth plans. The column records dozens of brief updates on residents, businesses, shipping, farming, and local governance.
Our Official Directory County Officers and Judges
County officers and officials listed for common pleas court and county government. Names include judges W IL Frazier Caldwell W H Ball Zanesville. representative R S Frame Washington. probate judge Lor P Hosick Cambridge. clerk of courts James R Barr Cambridge. auditor John C Beckett Cambridge. sheriff John M McGill Cambridge. treasurer John S Wilkin Cambridge. prosecutor M Rh Patterson Cambridge. recorder Rodolph Thomas Cambridge. coroner John H Sarchet Cambridge. commissioners J Lochary Quaker City A W Nicholson Cambridge John Shipman Stown. infirmary directors James McClenahan Fairview J S Gander Cambridge James B Gibson Kinmbolton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
W. IL. Frazier
Caldwell
W. H. Ball
Zanesville
R. 5
Frame
Washington
Lor P Hosick
Cambridge
James R. Barr
John C. Beckett
Sherriff
John M. McGill
John 5. Wilkin
Atte'y—M. Rh. Patterson
Rodolph Thomas
John
Local City Officials Listing
Mayor William ae Councilmen T av C. L. Campbell, Robert Hammond, W. Melty i W. K. Boden, S. A. Craig, J. L. Nemner, H. Kk. Moore. Clerk Charles L. Madison. Treasurer Stephen Potts. Marshal E. M. Stottlemaire. Cemetery Trustees Stephen Potts, Jed Williams, A. J. Lutchison. Street Commissioner Henry Motte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ae
C. L. Campbell
Robert Hammond
We. Il
Melty
W. K. Boden
A. Craig
J. L. Nemner
Kk. Moore
Charles L. Madison
Stephen Potts
E. M. Stottlemaire
Jed. Williams
Lutchison
Henry Motte
Justices of the Peace for Guernsey County lists
A compiled roster of justices and associates by township and village in Guernsey County. Names include Adams D M Watson Gallagher Joseph Wilson Sage Muskingum Cambridge W A Carpenter Elza Turner Cambridge Center E M Nelson Washington WP Calvert Midway Jackson James Selby John Frye Byesville Seen Armstrong Midway Thomas Methahan Brady Knox J L Hawthorne Creighton SR Pat terson Indian Camp Londonderry Wim M Logan Theo B Hibbs Smyrna Harrison Liberty S W Luccock Kimbolton Kohn WK Thompson North Salem Madison J Ry Thompson Antrim Simeon Brown Brow Millwool J B Hartley T M Johnson Quaker City Clark Rose Salesville Monroe D T Braniger Muntonisersville William Virtue North Salem Oxford Josiah P Bryant Middlebourne J 3 Turkle Joseph Ferrer Fairview Richland N T Oliver Morrison Chester Alex Lane Senecaville encer Joseph Varkey Cumberland Irishbob lison Bell Valley M Lid Dyson G Worye Buffalo Washington Elijah Daugherty Samuel Smith Milnersville Westland William T Wilson John I White Cambridge Wheeling Alfred H Weedon Solomon Mercer Guernsey Wills Robert McBurney James M Patterson E H Creighton Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justices OF the Peace
Guernsey CO
Adams
D M Watson
Gallagher
Joseph Wilson
Sage
Muskingum Counnty
Cambridge
W A Carpenter
Elza Turner
Cambridge Center
E M Nelson
Washington
Calvert
Midway
Jackson
James Selby
John Frye
Byesville
Seen
Armstrong
Thomas Methahan
Brady Knox
J L Hawthorne
Creighton
SR Patterson
Indian Camp Londonderry
Wim M Logan
Wim M Logan Londonderry ; Theo B Hibbs, Smyrna, Harrison County
Liberty S W Luccock
Kimbolton
Kohn WK Thompson
North Salem
Madison
J Ry Thompson
Antrim
Simeon Brown
Brow Millwool
J B Hartley
T M Joohnson
Quaker City
Clark Rose
Salesville
Monroe
D T Braniger
Miutinersville
William Virtue
Oxford
Josiah P Bryant
Middlebourne
J 3 Turkle
Joseph Ferrer
Fairview
Richland
N T Oliver
Fraternal Lodge Meeting Schedules and Officers
A schedule of lodge meetings in Cambridge and nearby towns listing various lodges such as Cambridge Lodge No. 66 F and A M and Eureka Lodge No. 233 F and A M. It notes meeting nights, blocks or halls used, and names of officers including W M W D Craig Secretary Lawrence and others. The text includes dates tied to full moons or monthly schedules and references multiple organizations like Scottish Rite, I O O F and Encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Lodge
Hutchison
Prouse
W. M
Washington
W.D. Craig
W. M. Ss. B. Lawrence
Cambridge Encampment
Odd Fellows Hall
T W.ogier
C. P. W.R. Sprague
J. Plsalmon
N.G
N. A
George R. Spall
Amity Lodge
Cambridge
Secound Aia
JJ Lee
Wor Amuerson
Personal notes and visits outline local social scene
Mrs Wilson Scott is very sick. Will Harris of Newcomerstown, Gus Cameron of Mansfield, Wilmer Hoge returning from Ann Arbor, and Mrs Jennie Luccock visiting Coshocton are among numerous locals visiting friends or traveling. Several residents relocate or travel to Columbus, Mount Vernon, Cadiz, and Worthington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Scott
Will Harris
Newcomerstown
Gus Cameron
Mansfield
Wilmer Hoge
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Jennie Luccock
Kimbolton
Coshocton
Odessa Sibley
J.A. Tillett
Salesville
William St. Clair
Barnesville
C. H. Lopez
Columbus
Charles Boetcher
Illinois
William Hilton
Eva C. Brown
Beverly
H. C. Hornbrook
C. T. Ogier
J. W. Barnes
Jackson Township
J.W. Hutchison
Arkansas City
W. H. H. Rankin
New Athens
Harrison County
G. N. Meredith
da Wznter Laura
Milnersville
Pulaski Ferguson
Montana
J.P. Tingle
J. K. Brown
Lotta McClelland
Blanche Parrott
Mt Vernon
James Morledge
Waynesburgh
Prouse
Samuel Carothers
Liberty Township
Herald
Dr McFarland
Muskingum Presbytery
Rush Creek
Ohio
Nannie Morton
Allie Lochary
Quaker City
Enterprise
J. A. Leech
Adams Township
Guernsey County
Cadiz
A. C. Cochran
Zanesville
Windfield
McCartney
Central National Bank
C. C. Tudor
Tude Dilley
Emma Johnson
Cumberland
Cambridge
Anna Bell
Dbeaver
Ada T. Frazier
Wheeling
W. Va
Minnie Bracken
Birmingham
Charles E. Jefferson
Worthington
Local Marshal Arrests Three Runaway Lads
Marshal Stottlemire nabbed Alfred Burke, 13, Harry Bowers, 13, and Arthur Bowers, 11, Sunday night in Bellaire after a telegram prompted pursuit. The youths were found aboard a stock car’s upper deck stealing a ride to Newark and were sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Stottlemire
Bellaire
Alfred Burke
Harry Bowers
Arthur Bowers
Newark
Cambridge to host Madge Yorke Company for city hall program
Tuesday night promises an evening of pleasure with the Madge Yorke Company performing music and readings at City Hall. Soloist Miss Mattie Marshall accompanies the troupe and is highly recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Madge Yorke
Mattie Marshall
Mrs Mitchener Dies Suddenly During NYC Lawyer's Visit
A New Philadelphia dispatch reports Mrs Fannie Mitchener wife of W A Mitchener a former resident died suddenly last Wednesday after a brief illness while visiting her parents. Mitchener now practices law in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Fannie Mitchener
W. A. Mitchener
New York City
Lightning rod swindlers target Guernsey County victims
A local warning notes lightning rod swindlers operating in the county with Mrs. Ann Henderson near Quaker City named as the latest victim. A man named sane Whitcraft signed a contract but later blocked installation. payment due not yet presented. Also lists recent marriage licenses and local business notices for monuments, a partition sale of the Ogier place, and a new coal mine venture led by Gen A. J. Warner in Valley and Jackson townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Henderson
Quaker City
Sane Whitcraft
Guernsey County
Ogier Place
Cambridge
A. J. Warner
Ohio
Valley
Jackson Townships
Six O’Clock Ordinance Lacks Record, Regulating Liquor Sales
The six o'clock ordinance regulating places where liquor is sold is a dead letter due to failure to record it. The note implies an absence of official registration undermining enforcement.
Court Report highlights numerous civil actions and a county death tally
Judge presides over many judgments including defendants winning in several actions. Notable rulings cover appraisements, sales orders, partitions, and a divorce with custody to the plaintiff. A mass death register lists 182 county fatalities last year with causes ranging from measles to consumption and sudden deaths, including demographic details on nativity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ireland
County Assessors Report Men Over Twenty One
The tally lists male citizens over 21 in the county as returned by the assessors. It records counts by parish and district, reflecting ages and residency. The document serves as a formal census-like roll used for taxation and eligibility purposes.
School Board selects teachers for next year in Ashland district
The School Board named a full teaching staff for the upcoming year led by Superintendent Elijah Burgess at 1200 dollars yearly. Assignments include Ada V Johnson High School, various numbered rooms with salaries from 30 to 85 dollars, and J J Lee for the Colored school with 35 dollars plus janitor duties. Room No 8 remains open awaiting next meeting and Miss Henderson withdrew prior application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Burgess
Ashland
Ada V.johnson
Plainfield
Frank L. Stevens
Amanda Johnston
Delia McMunn
Sadie Wharton
Lizzie M. Wall
Emma McCartney
Lida Bell
Mattie McCartney
Mattie Allison
East
Minnie Parker
Colored School
J. J. Lee
Henderson
Contempt Question Over Jail Custody At Common Pleas
At a Monday session Judge Frazier heard T N Anderson argue Sheriff McGill allowed George Callihan a Byesville saloonist jailed for violating a town ordinance to roam free in the jail. The judge found no contempt act. the jail physician reported Callihan in poor health, backing the sheriff’s action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
T. N. Anderson
Frazier
McGill
George Callihan
Byesville
Callihan
Fire at Davidson House prompts neighbor aid in Love City
The Davidson House roof caught fire last Friday and neighbors acted quickly to prevent total loss. Aaron Luzadder is praised for delivering a large supply of water buckets that helped extinguish the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Love City
Aaron Luzadder
WCTU Mite Social Set for June Twenty Second at Craig Home
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union plans a Mite Social on Friday evening June 22 at Samuel Craig’s residence. An engaging program features solos instrumental pieces duets and recitations. All are welcome to attend.
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The
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Samuel Craig
Fence firm handles celebrated wrought iron fence in Lima
Jed Williams acts as agent for the Lima Fence Company offering a celebrated wrought iron fence touted as the best and cheapest on the market, particularly suited to enclosing cemetery lots. T. W. Scott secured the contract to remodel the Odd Fellows' Hall at Cald well and build a new house for John McCulley of Adams township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed Williams
Lima Fence Company
T. W. Scott
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Caldwell
John McCulley
Adams Township
Muskingum College Commencement Highlights Year
Sabbath June 25 features a baccalaureate sermon by the President and a week of events led by Rev J M Fulton and other church and college leaders. Commencement Thursday includes an annual concert under Prof S T Wallace with Miss Jennie McCartney. The college reports 183 to 195 students, nine college graduates, four musical graduates, and a drive to raise 500000 for institutions, with Muskingum slated for about 40 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Fulton
Allegheny
J. H. Clark
Ella Johnson
W. R. Hutchison
C. E. White
Barnes
Seeress
J. S. Moffett
Board of Trustees
Alumni Association
J. A. Cook
New Philadelphia
W. C. Paden
J. A. Lawrence
Kate E. Moore
G. W. Jennings
James McFarrar
Clarksville
Ohio
S. T. Wallace
Jennie McCartney
Muskingum College
The
United Presbyterian Church
Lore City fire hits Guernsey County market notes
Lore City suffers a fire while Guernsey county leads horse trade and daily activity shifts. Mrs J C Robe visits Quaker City as county officials toured the section last week. Middletown builds a steam grist and saw mill on the site of the recent blaze. AL Majors of Belmont buys fat sheep at four cents a pound. James Garey wins district No 7 schoolhouse contract at 775 dollars. Harry White returns from Ava to his family. A pension agent opens in Elizabethtown for veterans claims. George Hoeck sells Mill street property to George Parry and plans westward move in July leaving town without a tailor. Wool buyers pay 32 cents per pound. Washington House at Main and Marietta Streets advertised as a pleasant traveler stop. Capt Milton McDowell fatally shot in Arizona mining work. his father Sr Christopher McDowell of Sutton notes the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lore City
Guernsey County
J C Robe
Quaker City
Middletown
AL Majors
Belmont County
James Garey
Wills Township
Harry White
Ava
Elizabethtown
George Hoeck
Mill Street
George Parry
Hoeck
Washington House
Main
Marietta
Christopher McDowell
Sutton
Milton McDowell
Arizona Territory
Wires at Oldhams and Local Happenings in Cambridge
Miss Esther Ford spent time with friends here. Roll Stiles greeted local youths last Saturday. Clark Bell, recently ill, is able to be out again. Otis Miller injured his foot by a log. Commencement at New Concord attracts many. Miss Lucretia Wortman returned home after visiting near Washington. John Maffet refused seventy dollars for a sow and calf. Coal trains on the C M railroad indicate healthy business. Wm Mason brought a Buckeye Mower from Jo seph Brown of Cambridge. Spelling school at Barr's school house drew a full, orderly crowd. Farmers busy with corn, especially in low ground. JS Wortman, injured in Coshocton County, will be able for duty soon.
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Cambridge
Esther Ford
Roll Stiles
Clark Bell
Otis Miller
New Concord
Lucretia Wortman
Washington
John Maffet
Wm Mason
Joseph Brown
Barr’s
JS Wortman
Coshocton
Barton Mill Replaced as Old Structure Is Razed
Cumberland notes say the old Barton mill was torn down last week to make way for a new one. Yoker Cosgrave bought and moved a store from Hiramsburg. Wool buyers paid 30 to 35 cents a pound with several lots sold. Dr Bolon removed tumors from Cyrus Niswonger and a Dudley child with successful outcomes. Four deaths linked to no prevailing disease. Robert Barton, a Buffalo Presbyterian 50 year member, buried after a long local life starting in 1835.
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Barton
Yoker Cosgrave
Hiramsburg
Bolon
Cyrus Niswonger
Dudley
Wilson Wells
Farnham
Conner
John Collins
Mr Barton
Robert Barton
Buffalo Presbyterian Church
Hopewell Prospects Seen For Fine Peach Crop
Hopewell reports bright outlook for a fine peach crop. Dr P R Chapiman of Morristown guests with his Hopewell brother. Frank Sharon of New Concord college visits parents. Bell improving after illness mentioned last week in Herard. Wheat from local farmers moving to Kimbolton market. Rey Boyd of Lancaster Ohio preaches at ME church Tuesday. Miller's Station attracts a local young man. Wedding likely soon in the area. W A Fleming of New Concord, sewing machine agent, visits father John C Fleming. Will has sold several shababies locally. Old graveyard out of order. residents urged to meet and repair fence and briars.
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P R Chapiman
Morristown
Hopewell
Frank Sharon
New Concord College
Bell
Kimbolton
Rey Boyd
Lancaster
Ohio
Miller’s Station
W A Fleming
New Concord
American Sewing Machine
John C Fleming
Will
Local notices and market notes from Cambridge area
Born to David Shannon and wife a son the tenth child in the family. Mrs W B Rosemond of Millnersville visiting friends in Cambridge. James Willis moved from Birmingham to the farm for the summer. An infant child of John Wilson died lately lived but a short time. Lord Taylor is sick with little prospects of improvement. W M Beal and family of the west side guests of his father David Beal. Wool market not opened yet prices 30 to 33 cents. JS Edenburn returned home from Lebanon where he attended Normal school. Information wanted when is the best time to peel willow trees to kill them.
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David Shannon
W B Rosemond
Millnersville
Cambridge
James Willis
Birmingham
John Wilson
Lord Taylor
W M Beal
West Side
David Beal
JS Edenburn
Lebanon
Sch
Stone in Kidney Cleared After Kennedy Favorite Remedy
A man from Stone Bridge Ulster County New York suffered with kidney stones since October 1874 after consulting seven physicians. Two weeks after using Dr David Kennedy s Favorite Remedy he passed a large stone and praised the treatment in a letter to Dr Kennedy. The remedy is sold by all druggists with address Rondout New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
J. S. Beach
Stone Bridge
Ulster Co
N. Y
Beach
Rondout, New York
Local notes and social updates from town
Wool prices steady at 30 to 33 cents with a dull market. Senior reception planned for next Friday at Prest. Spencer’s. College Hall praised after repairs. Rev Carlisle of New York preached at RP church last Sabbath. Joseph Harper recovering after illness. Miss Calhoun of Bellaire visiting. Miss Lou Evans back from New York City. Musical review to be held in College Hall Wednesday night with expected large audience. Local editor and Flickenger at odds but editor notes correct tone. Marriage cards issued for Dr McCreary and Miss Mattie Paden of this place on Thursday. Dwelling house moves on Main to South street. Public endorsement of Hall's Catarrh Cure, 75 cents per bottle, sold by John Downar.
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Prest. Spencer's
College Hall
Carlisle
New York
RP Church
Joseph Harper
Calhoun
Bellaire
Lou Evans
NY City
Flickenger
McCreary
Mattie Paden
Main Street
South Street
Local notes from Hopewell and vicinity
Brady notes that Henry Duff visited friends at Hopewell recently while Willis and Beal work on Wm Ford’s new house foundation. Supervisor Bonnell improves roads. farmers struggle with corn work as frequent showers keep ground moist. Wool market opens at 30 to 32 cents. Tariff expectations cited. Lorain Lemmon, Hopewell, to teach at Cross Roads school this winter, will move family here. Thomas Steele, who struck Ed Warne, fined five dollars and costs. Corn working dominates, wheat fields green, prospects for average crop. Alice Hannum of Newark visited her mother Mrs Wilson. Joseph Taylor of Chariton, Iowa, visited daughter Mrs McKahan then brothers at Butler Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Henry Duff
Hopewell
Willis and
Beal
Wm Ford
Bonnell
Lorain Lemmon
Cross Roads
Thomas Steele
Ed Warne
Squire Armstrong
Alice Hannum
Newark
Wilson
Joseph Taylor
Chariton
Iowa
McKahan
McCleary’s Mill
Butler Station
Peach and wedding rumors stir small town chatter
The week brings talk of two or three weddings amid local gossip. Wool buyers offer 32 cents, West Point school closes Friday night, and plans show a harvest home with new house goals. Rey White of Bethany College preaches at Harmony with Rey Williamson present as Bethel hosts a large children’s meeting. A missionary concert faced poor turnout due to weather and ads promote Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Daniel
Rumor
H White
M Bradshaw
Blue Bell
M Deeren
West Point
JM Millhone
Artie Shively
Belmont County
J H Thompson
Rey White
Bethany College
Harmony
Rey Williamson
Bethel
They Lead To Kidney And Liver Troubles Remedy Warns
The notice touts Dr. David Kenne dy's Favorite Remedy as a quick, certain aid for kidney and liver disorders. It claims the product prevents constipation bites rheumatism and gravel and urges readers to ask for it in stores or write to Roundot New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Nature
Roundot
N. Y
Guernsey County Sheriff Sale Notice in Wheeling Township
A public sale will be held on the premises in Wheeling Township Guernsey County Ohio under an order from the Court of Common Pleas of Guernsey County The action lists Catharine Peoples et al as plaintiffs and Sarah Stevens et al as defendants with sale to proceed on a specified date and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupce
W. H. Frazier
Cierx Barr
Suerrre McGuy
James F Winchel
Charles Porter
Cruernsey National Bank
Geo . Henderson Et al
Young’s Adm’s
Catharine Scott
Mary Scott
Nicholas Andrews
M Knox
Wm Cowden
John Moore
Wm Howell
HC Dollison
Farmers’ Home Insurance Co
G A Brown
Penn
Cass Lanning
Wayne Lanning
Catharine Peoples
Sarah Stevens
Anna Barkhart
Wm T Barkhart
Cherley Basford
J D Basford
Peter Ogier
Wi Ogier
Chas G Jones
E Shryoch
Mary A Glass
Thomas B Glass
Sale
Alex McCullough
Jacob Philips
JF Kirkpatrick
Knox Tp
Knox Township
Mason
Kirkpatrick
Robinson
Board of Education
Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey County
Ohio
Wheeling Township
William Ogier
Court House
Cambridge
A. D
County of
Guernsey
State of
Wills Creek
J. M. McGill
J. A. Koette
Henry L. Twining
Annie Twining
Taylor
Williamson County
Texas
Guernsey Common Pleas Court
C.P.B. Sarchet
J. W. Moore
Andrew Moore
J. W. Campbell
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Cambridge Herald
Thomas Campbell
Stottlemire
S. Geraniums
Oldham
Green House
J. O. Mellyar
W. A. Carpenter
D. M. Jenkins
Ransom Bennett
Wolf's den
Nancy Finley
Kersey’s
Planing Mill
Baptist Church
Mary Beadling
West Cambridge
J. P. Brown
Joseph Early
American Express Company
Adams Company
David Crater
William Shaw
William Hagen
Spencer Township
J. H. Larcher
M. E. Church
A. B. Herring
Athens
W. C. Orr
May Black
Hugh White
Carson
Katie Harris
Oxford Township
Pisgah
Hilo
Our
Cambridge Corporation Officers
Anderson Lodge
U F
Quaker Guye
Crewe
James Gray
Knights of Pythias
Ifuvouisuu
ABS
Sec
Rey
Farland
Llamand
Methodist Episcopal Church
HM Locke
Lla Anus
Presbyterian Church
W W Milligan
Methodist Protestant Church
J W Thompson
Yam
AME
Thomas Knox
Post Offices
WC Dugan
Bird's Raw
S W Mercer
Gordon Burlingame
Thomas
Brown
Buffalo
JT Corbett
George Conner
D Taylor
Claysville
Clio
Alex Pattison
MT Orr
W Forsythe
Danford
Norrs
Dyson
Jas Laughlin
M Cozad
Flat Ridge
Dull Galligher
Mickspeer
Gibsons
GW Winniker
J Wosb-Combe
Tuedian Camp
John Brown
Kanhetoa
Anna de Mart
Londonderry
Samui Uratton
P Loenary
Lewis Voruros
Senecaville
GM Yarnelits
Andrew McCiears
Ton
Thomas Endure
Tyner
Miller
Me Kisson
Hallett & CO
Portland
Maine
A. T. Stewart & Co
Chicago
Wesers
Murray
Mich
Hall
3Ial
F. J. Zs KY & Co
Toledo
MO. R. Downer
Jon
V. Garber Es
Burrs
Lue Bell
Olio
NTN
Ogiers’ Book Store
Cambridge, Ohio
Wheeling Avenue
7Th Streets
Z.A. Purdum
Wm. Wilkin
A. A. Johnson
Jacob Wyscier
John Boyd
James Spence
Newnam Lake
Purduin
Mambrino Tranby
George S. Hall
Fredericktown
R.S
W. B. Bay
Wilson Cosgrave
Mambrino
George
Springfield
J. R. Downar
Eagle Hotel
Ogier's Drug Store
H. H. Veitch
A. D. Hayes
Eliza FE. Haney
James E. Eaton
Lillie E. Turnbaugh
Frank Ransom
Rosetta Simpson
E. W. Baker
R. W. Downey
James D. Sills
Alice J. Foreacre
White
CoL'b. Adams
1St Precinct
Center
Jefferson
Knox
Liberty
Millwood
Spencer
St Valley
Westland
Wills
Apriotf
Oldhams
Mr. Joseph Beach
John Downar
Johnston
William Ohnston
Herato
Sheriff’s Sale
Towit
James Hamilton
J.M. McGill
White & Campbell
John S. Wilkin
C.J. Albright
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Taylor & Anderson
C. J. Albright
Catharine Tipton
Angeline Tipton
Peidmont
John G. Tipton
Smyrna
Samuel Tipton
Sewelsville
David Tipton
Newton
Jasper County
Towa
William Tipton, Jr
William Tipton
William Tipton Sr
Judith Ogier
Joston Brymer
California
W.K. Gooders
T. F. Hunter
H. E. Bullock
J. M. Bracken
WM. C. McConaughey
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