Cambridge Herald March 5 1885 local notes and notices
Snowy Tuesday reflections and town updates with births deaths relocations auctions and business changes. Muskigum College term end March 12 Norwich citizen Robert Buchanan died West Wheeling Avenue skating rink new proprietor J Boyd Co moved to Cosgrave building Cam bridge dairy and carpet notices school board meetings smallpox reports and local commerce updates across Belmont and Harrison counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Taylor
Muskigum College
Robert Buchanan
Norwich
John Boyd & Co
Cosgrave
Belmont County
Samuel Morrison
Barnet Moore
Muskingum Court
Jno. Mehaffy
Bellaire
Ohio Board of Pharmacy
Zanesville
J. A. Troette
McCulley
Harry Moore
Wheeling Avenue
Personalities Share News From Cambridge Area
W C Orr of Columbus spent Sunday here, with many locals traveling for business and family visits. Several Cambridge residents plan or have attended Washington inauguration events, visiting relatives in nearby towns and returning with updates on careers and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Orr
Columbus
Local News Briefs From Washington Area and Nearby Towns
Snow depths reach eight inches with several sleighing parties from Cambridge mentioned. McCracken and Griffith sell corn at 54 cents at the station. Lore City coal shaft project announced by Jas A Tyson & Co. Creamery plans discussed locally. Mrs HM McKisson visits in Oil City. Butter 16 cents eggs 20 cents apples 50 cents per bushel. Fat sheep bought at $4.00 per hundred weight. Local church services and school closings noted. Noah McMullen estate appraised. Guernsey Times staff addition due to editor’s inauguration. Local schools closed Friday with large attendance and usual treats.
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HM McKisson
Oil City
Penn
M. E. Church
Cambridge
Jas A Tyson & Co
Lore City
McCracken & Griffith
Thompson
Senecaville
R F Craigs
Roy Donalson
The
Presbyterian Church
Cadiz
Wyscarver
Bob Robinson
Lizzie
Nettie Knox
Mantua
Rev. Mahaffy
Noah McMullen
RS Frame
S Wallace
A M Baxter
E Sproat
Guernsey Times
Ancient Supreme Court docket from September term 1814
Justice Turner preserves a well kept court docket listing regular jurors Barney Dewit Walter White John Kennon William Henderson William Laugh Joseph Robinson Isaac Stiers John Johnston Samuel Jackson and talismen William Dement Conrad Beymer John Delong for sixteen cases. Names of Clark Jeatty Ogiers Johnstons Williams and Sarchets appear on the document.
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Justice Turner
Supreme Court
Barney Dewit
Walter White
John Kennon
William Henderson
William Laugh
Joseph Robinson
Isaac Stiers
John Johnston
Samuel Jackson
William Dement
Conrad Beymer
John Delong
Clarks
Jeattys
Ogiers
Johnstons
Williams and Sarchets
Hotels Change Hands In City Over Last Year
Over the past year five principal hotels have changed ownership. Eagle to Gill, Arcade to Mrs. Bracken and Weaver, Park to Joseph Morton, Lofland House to William Wilkin, Brown House Bracken Howard to Mrs. Wiers.
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Eagle
Hering
W. S. Gill
Arcade
J. E Bracken
William Weaver
Park
J. B. Smith
Joseph Morton
Lofland House
W. H.C. Hanna
William Wilkin
Brown House
Bracken & Howard
Wiers
Madame Fry's Concert For G A R Post At M E Church
Madame Fry's concert company will perform next Monday evening at the M E church for the benefit of the G A R Post. The troupe comes highly recommended by the press and is expected to delight listeners and repay all who attend.
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Madame Fry
M. E
G. A. R. Post
Mrs. Margaret Draper Dies in Columbus Visit
Mrs. Margaret Draper of Cumberland, step mother of Dr. Draper, died in Columbus where she had been visiting relatives. Her remains were brought home and interred in Cumberland. She was aged above 70. Her death mourned by a large circle of friends.
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Margaret Draper
Dr. Draper
Cumberland
Columbus
Board restricts access to certificate test seekers
The Board of School Examiners issues an edict closing doors to visitors not seeking to take the test, due to numerous attempts to assist applicants for certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School Examiners
Compromise in Bastardy Case in Westland Township
Mary E. Barnett vs W C While before B F Dollison the bastardy case ends with a $300 compromise. Defendant to bond $400 ensuring child will not be a township charge. Bond posted. The Cincinnati Enquirer lists W A Fleming as a prominent man, with a feared portrait triggering sharp commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Barnett
W. C
B. F. Dollison
Westland Township
Cincinnati Enquirer
W. A. Fleming
County to vote on Childrens Home project details
Voters will decide in the Spring election on building a Childrens Home. The plan caps land and building costs at 25 000 dollars and follows a cottage layout.
Ohio fruit grower reports orchard damage and crop outlook
J. A. Johnson, a leading Ohio fruit grower, states his examination shows peach trees killed while other fruits may reach at least a half crop. This assessment covers his orchards and suggests uneven yields across fruit types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Johnson
Ohio
Kidney disease ravages horses in Noble county
A sensational report from Noble county warns that many horses are dying from a kidney first disease. The illness attacks the kidneys and soon leads to the animal's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble County
Travel rush crowds B. & O. eastbound trains this weekend
Trains eastward bound on Saturday Sunday Monday and Tuesday were crowded to capacity with sections run to accommodate passengers.
Uhrichsville Woman Sells Coffee To Attend Skating Rink
A Uhrichsville woman bought a pound of coffee on credit and sold it for fifteen cents to raise money for a trip to a skating rink.
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Uhrichsville
Straw Stack Tragedy Kills Four Cattle on Clark Farm
A straw stack collapsed on A. J. Clark’s farm Saturday night burying several fine thoroughbred cattle. Four horses died and others were injured in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Clark
Frazier's Root Bitters Marketed as Medicine
Frazier's Root Bitters are advertised as a medicinal tonic not a dram shop beverage. It claims to act on the liver and kidneys, promote bowel regularity, and cleanse the blood. Sold by druggists for $1.00. FRAZIER MEDICINE CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
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Iran
Brown Chemical CO
Baltimore
Frazier Medicine CO
Prap’s
Cleveland
Ohio
J M Barr Ends Six Months School Term Today
J M Barr closes his six months term of school today marking the end of March. Wm B Gilkinson suffered frostbite on his feet during the recent cold snap. S W Wartman headed to Wellington Kansas last Tuesday. JE Barr and Frank Blair sold their steam thresher recently. WI T Vansickle recovers from lung fever. Mr and Mrs William Clark of Coshocton county visited SS Anker over the weekend. BR Bell’s horse was badly injured by a rough shod horse. A 10 pound Republican boarder lived at Joseph E Barr’s. Potatoes freeze both in cellar and outside. Benjamin K Bell hosted a social for Mr and Mrs Benjamin Kenworthy. John Brown of Hopewell looked over lumber for a new store room. Peter and Jackson Geese left for Cowley county Kansas. Hopewell cornet band loses two members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J M Barr
B Gilkinson
S W Wartman
Wellington
Kansas
JE Barr
Frank Blair
Vansickle
William Clark
Coshocton
Anker
Simon Taylor
Galigher
O F Miller
Dr. Wells
Cambridge
BR Bell
Joseph E Barr
Benjamin K Bell
Benjamin Kenworthy
John Brown
Hopewell
Peter and Jackson
Cowley County
Hopewell Cornet Band
Probate Court notes and guardian appointments
Sixth account of Rudolph Heidelbach guardian filed and continued for hearing. Inventory of Rebecca Mackey estate filed and placed on record. Hugh McCreary appointed guardian for John L Mary R and McCreary heirs Martha. Oscar L Grimsley adjudged imbecile. S L Grimsley named as guardian. Final account of Lawson Scott executor Mary Brumley filed for settlement. D C Kennon authorized to elect widow to Isaac Bernhard will. Alias sale of John Savier real estate. sale confirmed and deed issued. Marriage licenses issued to Mallernee Lewis, Hall Bond, Erskine Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Heidelbach
Rebecca Mackey
John Calhoun
Hugh McCreary
John L. Mary R
Robert C
James H. McCreary
Martha McCreary
Oscar L. Grimsley
S.L. Grimsley
Lawson Scott
Mary Brumley
D. C
Commissioner's March Session Adopts Road Viewers and Claims
The March session lists viewers for D Burt et al petition to establish a county road in Jackson township: William Stranathan, William Clark, Geo W Brown. For Armstrong road in Cambridge Centre Jefferson townships: William H Clark, Joseph W Brown, John Kester. Sheep claims approved: Thomas K Bond 80 dollars, Robert Dawson 7.50, William Gorley 8.25.
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Burt
Jackson Township
William Stranathan
William Clark
Geo.w.brown
Mr. Armstrong
Cambridge
Centre
Jefferson Townships
Wm. H. Clark
Joseph W. Brown
John Kester
Town Council Accepts Resignation and Adjourns Meeting
The Town Council met Monday evening and accepted the resignation of R. J. Campbell. The committee to confer with the Masons regarding the Town Hall purchase was discharged. No action taken on that matter. Mayor reported $9.50 in fines and licenses. bills approved for $286.75. Meeting adjourned until next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Campbell
Cambridge Choral Society to stage Ruth Cantata next week
The Cambridge Choral Society plans the Cantata Ruth for Thursday night next week. Promises strong solos duets and choruses and is expected to provide top quality entertainment for Cambridge audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Choral Society
Cambridge
Sunday School Teachers Enthusiastic Over Weekly Study
The teachers of the M. E. Sunday school are enthusiastic about the weekly meeting held every Wednesday evening after the Prayer service to study the Sunday school lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Sunday School
Washington citizen Thos Gardiner dies after brief illness
Thos Gardiner of Washington who had earlier lived in Belmont county died on Tuesday after a brief illness. He had resided in Washington for about three to four years.
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Thos. Gardiner
Washington
Belmont County
Indiana preacher to be admitted to regular ministry
Rev. Wm. Brown of Indiana, visiting relatives, preached at the M E church Sunday evening. He will soon be admitted to one of the conferences as a regular minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Brown
Indiana
M. E
Westland Township Resident James McCort Dies
James McCort, aged and respected Westland township resident, died last Thursday from neuralgia of the stomach. He was the father of Thomas McCort of this neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCort
Westland Township
Thomas McCort
A Scuffle on West Wheeling Avenue Causes Excitement
The team of Frank Collison and the Claysville Hackman created excitement on West Wheeling Avenue Tuesday by running off. No injuries or damage reported.
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Frank Collison
Claysville
West Wheeling Avenue
Man Injures Thumb While Chopping Wood Near Town
A resident named Hixenbaugh living a few miles north of town accidentally severed a thumb while chopping wood on Tuesday. Dr. Moore treated the wound at once.
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Hixenbaugh
Mishler's Herb Bitters Endorsed By Users In New York
Upward and onward is the motto of Mishler's Herb Bitters as a remedy for liver and kidney ailments and stomach and bowel derangements. Bryne Stamford of Troupsburgh Steuben County NY reports that testimonies praise its benefit and reliability.
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Mishler
Bryne Stamford
Troupsburgh
Steuben County
N. Y
Community Notes From Birmingham And District
Miss Mary Kimball and Misi Pine Grove friends visit, Clara Ferguson of Washington spends days in town. No 2 Washington school taught by J E Smith closed Feb 6, Ridge school closed due to sickness. Protracted meeting at the Ridge amid snow. J F Carlisle returns from California for his father’s funeral. W M Mallony and Miss Mary Lewis wed in Washington township last Thursday by Rev Joseph Hastings.
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Birmingham
Mary Kimball
Misi Pine Grove
Clara Ferguson
Washington
Washington Town
J E Smith
Ridge
A H Neal
J F Carlisle
California
W M Mallony
Mary Lewis
Washington Township
Joseph Hastings
Something for the Baby Awaits Relief for Crying Infant
An advice note warns that crying babies distress households and suggests Parker's Tonic as a remedy. It claims a single teaspoonful will calm the child and bring rest, offered at druggists for 50 cents. The notice is dated march 5 with a one month display.
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Parker
Local short notes from Senecaville area
Merchants adopt cash system. Some local boys work in coal mines in West Virginia. R H Deal of Dexter visited his son J H Deal. Rev Wells of MP church preached at M E church last Sabbath. Senecaville troupe entertained at Burt's Hall Saturday night. AP Stiers paused with friends en route to Eureka Kansas. Roy McBroom concluded a series of meetings at Adventist church last Saturday. Visiting: Miss Mary Gooders near Senecaville at F H Winniker’s, Mrs Fred Kessler at her father’s near Sarahsville.
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W Va
R H Deal
Dexter
J H Deal
Rev Wells
Senecaville
Burt's Hall
AP Stiers
Eureka
Kas
Roy McBroom
Adventist Church
Mary Gooders
H Winniker
Fred Kessler
Sarahsville
Our Present Blessing and Dr Bigelow's Positive Cure
A historical ad promotes health as a blessing and touts Dr. Bigelow's Positive cure for lung ailments. It claims severe illness can be removed and offers a 50 cent price with trial bottles free, advertised by J. R. Downar.
Winchster notes stormy March and local doings
March arrives like a lion with mumps raging and icy homes. Many sheep perish this winter and farmers move stock to Tuscarawas county to feed. Local social news includes visits from Cambridge and Columbus, a minstrel show, a large farm sale, a fox hunt misfortune, a discovered mineral vein, and horse losses tied to Civil War era recollections.
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Joseph Rhinhart
T O Hughes
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Geo Vaughn
Cambridge
Montgomery Bros
Harvey Hixson
Tev J. W Martin
Independence
Jefferson Township
F Lenfesty
J C Steele
Tuscarawas County
Alice Burson
KR W Carlisle
Columbus
Ida Johnson
Lizzie Anderson
Pine Grove
Happy Bob Robinson
Gan
W C Scott
Armstrong Bros
Sugar Tree School
Lida McKahan
Crawford Hope
Sayier
F. M. Montgomery
John Titus
Cadiz
Cyrus Linn’s
Kirby Smith
Wesley Yeo
A New Boil Cure Sold by Druggists
A discovery offering a universal salve claimed to cure boils burns sores cuts flesh wounds sore nipples corns chapped lips and hands pimples and blotches. Priced at 50 cents, sold by druggists. Frazer Medicine Co. prop.
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Ly Frazier Medicine CO
Prop's
Local notes and real estate moves from Gibson's era
Sol Yakey and wife visit D A Frame's. Rey N B Stewart ends meeting at Bridgeville. March comes in like a lion. W Bevard buys Dawson farm 80 acres for 2400 dollars. Geo Grimes buys 300 acres in Tennessee. Mrs DA Frame stays at Linton with a sick father. Eli Miller sells to Esq Luccock and aims for Tennessee. James Berry returns from Athens Asylum improved. North Salem post office to change proprietors this spring. Political jabs about winners and protests. Thirty two tickets sold at Kimbolton for western parts. Ben Johnson to start Tuesday. S W Mercer’s Bridgeville store burns. insured for 3000. James Williams's house and store burn. no insurance. Double birthday party for Mrs Ley and Mrs Angus at Wm Angus’s.
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Sol Yakey
Gibson’s
D. A. Frame
S. Rey
Stewart
Bridgeville
W Bevard
Dawson
Geo Grimes
Tennessee
DA Frame
Linton
Eli Miller
Esq Luccock
James Berry
Athens Asylum
North Salem
Cleveland
Kimbolton
West
Porter Mitchell
Alice Smith
Geo Wilson
Jas Wilson
Milton Duffey
Sem Warden
Samuel Carothers
Isaiah Temple
Knowls Clark
Ben Johnson
S W Mercer
James William
Williams
Charles Ley
Wheeling Township
Angus
Ley
Dr Jones Red Clover Tonic Ad Promises Quick Cure
In days of biliousness the tonic offers a never failing aid for liver distress skin yellowing and various ailments. It claims efficacy for dyspepsia costiveness ague malaria and kidney and blood diseases with prompt action and speedy cure priced at 50 cents from J R Downar.
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J. O. Steinheiser
Lancaster Co
Lore City Local Notes and Community Happenings
Lore City reports John W Cale in the South seeking stock. School closes Wednesday with a big treat and examination. MrMA Richey to move his portable saw mill to his father’s farm. Moss bedridden with mumps for three weeks. Rev Roy Dollison returns from revival at Linton. Doyle and Rose sell corn at 55 cents a bushel and feed to locals. Mr Taylor of Salesville seen nearby. Dory reputedly fast on foot. Mr Robertson plans to leave in days. Rev Gruber ends a three week ME church revival with new members. Depot deteriorates. Mr Griffith of Washington ships corn and hay locally and sold a car of corn in one day. Rumor James Wells plans return to sucrnsey in the West. possible limb amputation. A coal shaft to be built with Wheeling capital. Tyson to operate steam saw and grist mill. Success wishes.
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Lore City
John W Cale
Mrma Richey
US Moss
Roy Dollison
Linton
Doyle & Rose
Mr Taylor
Salesville
Dory
Robertson
Willie
Gruber
Griffith
Washington
James Wells
West
Cure for Piles Remedy Ad Promotes Quick Relief
An 1885 ad promotes Dr. Bosanko's Pile remedy from The Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co in Piqua Ohio. It claims to absorb tumors and stop itching for blind, bleeding or itching piles. Price 50 cents. sold by John R Downar. June 22 1885.
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E. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
J. R. Downar
Cambridge
Hartford Moves and Local Notices Around Town
Jno Thompson moved to Hartford. Born Feb 25 a son to Alba Law. Mrs Shipley suffers rheumatism. Chas Lepage and Jno Campbell went to Hartford to work. Mrs Yarnell and daughter Bertha ill last week. Hale off duty two weeks due to illness. Dramatic troupe went to Byesville for an entertainment Saturday evening. Mrs Mary Thompson visited Washington with daughter Mrs Robert Craig. Glass blowing exhibitions five nights in Trouseman store room. Mrs Margaret Amstead broke her arm Sunday. Thomas Bryan left for Michigan to seek a home site. Charles Corbet of Hartford dislocated his shoulder skating here. Thomas Hilliard plans California visit to a brother. A skating rink opened here Wednesday. Boys and young men townwide walk lame. News of death of Jas Torrence formerly of this place. Eph Dilley skated three hours Wednesday night and injured ribs, now stopped skating.
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Hartford
Alba Lawhead
Shipley
Chas Lepage
Jno Campbell
M Yarnell
Bertha
Hale
Byesville
Mary Thompson
Washington
Robert Craig
Trouseman’s
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Thomas Bryan
Michigan
Charles Corbet
Thomas Hilliard
California
Jas Torrence
Dakota
Eph Dilley
Eph
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