Inauguration of Benjamin Harrison Opens as President
The article describes the 1889 inauguration of Benjamin Harrison amid rain and crowds. Grover Cleveland retires, Morton becomes Vice President, and Harrison takes oath before Chief Justice Fuller. A long procession, east front platform, and a grand ball mark the day’s ceremonial events with weather dampening but spirits high.
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Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
United States
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cleveland
Harrison
Morton
Capitol
Senate
Mr. Harrison
Caenot
The Cabinets from Washington to the Present Time
A compact ledger of U S secretaries by cabinet office noting Washington through John Quincy Adams era lineages. It highlights congressional service, key figures like Jefferson Madison Monroe Gallatin Arm strong Pinkney Wirt and others, and marks changes across administrations.
Presidential Cabinets Through History and a Local Fire
A scanned passage lists U S presidents cabinets with state, treasury and other posts, noting congressional background for several members. It then shifts to a local blast about a recent fire, rebuilding hopes, a Knights of Pythias lodge, and effects on W H Hartley & Sons with community aid efforts and plans to reopen on South Street.
Cabinet shifts at Cleveland era summarized
The Cleveland administration cabinet lists finalists: State Bayard Treasury Fairchilds War Endicott Navy Whitney Interior Vilas Postmaster General Dick inson Attorney General Garland Trenjamin Harrison Blaine Windom Wannamaker Tracy Proctor Noble Miller Rusk Jeremiah Rusk. An ad touts Salvation Oil and Dr Ball's Cough Syrup with Ruskin praising American art.
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Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
Virginia
Treasury
Albert Gallatin
Tennessee
War
Henry Dearborn
Massachusetts
Navy
Benjamin Stoddard
Maryland
Levi Lincoln
Congress
Henry Clay
Richard Rush
James Barbour
Port
New York
L. Southard
New Jersey
William Wirt
Rush
Wirt
Martin van Buren
Edward Livingston
Louisiana
D. Ingham
Pennsylvania
Louis McLean
Delaware
John H. Eaton
Lewis Cass
Michigan
John Branch
North Carolina
Levi Woodbury
New Hampshire
Wm. T. Barry
Kentucky
J. M. Berrien
Georgia
R.B. Taney
Cass
Taney
Senate
John Forsythe
Vermont
J. R. Peinsett
South Carolina
Mahlon Dickerson
Amos Kendall
John M. Niles
Connecticut
B. F. Butler
Felix Grundy
H. D Gilpin
Buat Butler
Kendall
Gilpin
Poinsett
Daniel Webster
Thomas Ewing
Ohio
John Bell
George Badger
Francis Granger
John J. Crittenden
Webster
Ewing
Crittenden
Bell
Granger
Badger
Mr. Tyler
Harrison
A. P. Upshur
J. C. Calhoun
Walter Forward
Geo. M. Bibb
J. C. Spencer
William Wilkins
David Henshaw
Thos. W. Gilmer
J. ¥. Mason
C. A. Wickliffe
John Nelson
Calhoun
Bibb
House
Legate
Forward
Spencer
Williams
Gilmer
Mason
Wickliffe
Nelson
James Buchanan
R. J. Walker
Mississippi
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Wm. M. Meredith
Geo
W. Crawford
Wm B. Preston
Jacob Vellamar
Reverdy Johnson
Clayton, Ewing
Johnson
Crawford
Preston
Collamar
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James Guthrie
Jefferson Davis
J . Dobbin
Robert McClell
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Caleb Cushing
Pierce
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Guthrie
Davis
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Howell Cobb
Reorgia
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Marshall
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Wm M
Evarts
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Geo W Mc.Creary
Richard W Thompson
Nathan Goff
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IM Key
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Minnesota
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Waa Miller
Jeremiah Rusk
Wisconsin
Sale confirmations and court judgments from state cases
A series of court notices include sale confirmations and partial distributions, alimony and default judgments, and installments orders. Criminal cases show guilty verdicts, prison terms, and discharges for multiple defendants in Ohio state matters. The document lists monetary awards, sentences, and terms across numerous dockets.
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John H McNamar
John C Todd
T T Richard
Efe Satchet
Edward P Hill
Nancy M Hill
Chas Bloomdale
J B Luccock
Monie Black
S A Hawes
Linn
Caroline Moore
Wm Woodward
Lorena Woodward
Geo M Ziller
Hugh Hayes
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Cures Temperate Man's Disfigurement
A restrained gentleman with a notably red rose earns gossip as a rumored tippler. His condition is described as a disfigurement that is said to be cured by Ayer's Sarsaparilla, reflecting temperate habits and social perception.
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Ayer
Consumption Incurable No More Says Ark and Ohio Men
Mr C H Morris of Newark Arkansas declares lung abscess and consumption were cured by Dr King s New Discovery now on third bottle able to oversee farm work. Jesse Middleswart of Decatur Ohio says doctors gave up on him but he recovered with the same remedy and is in best health. Free sample bottles offered at D M Hawthorne s drugstore.
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C. H. Morris
Newark
Ark
Dr. King
Jesse Middleswart
Decatur
Ohio
Br. King
D M Hawthorne
Detroit Journal
Minnesotas Climate and Prices From Byron Traveler
J. L. Mitner reports travel from Guernsey county to Byron Minnesota on February 25 and notes light snow in Indiana and Chicago, heavy drifts in Wisconsin, then mild weather in Minnesota. He describes prices for hay, corn, wheat, eats, potatoes, apples, coal, and wood, and mentions timber abundance and chinas bag affecting wheat.
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Byron
Minnesota
Hera Sp
Guernsey County
Kimbolton
Guernsey
Indiana
Chicago
Wisconsin
J. L. Mitner
Edwards Atkinson on liquor versus bad cooking in March Forum
Edward Atkinson argues that dyspepsia from poor cooking may rival or surpass the harm of moderate liquor use, challenging perceptions of moral and material impact.
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Edward Atkinson
Local business and property moves in town
Edward Dilley relocates his blacksmith shop to the tramway. Jep Rose buys the widow Amstot property for 700 dollars. George M Yarnell and John McTPeck exchange properties. John Kelsey of Quaker City sought tailoring work here last week. Porter Lowry plans to move to town in spring to ply wagon making. Daniel Kahn dies March 8 1889 in Senee caville aged 75. Mrs George Uedevey travels in Licking County with daughter Mary McVickers who is ill with heart disease.
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Edward Dilley
Jep Rose
Amstot
George M Yarnell
John McTpeck
John Kelsey
Quaker City
Porter Lowry
Seneecaville
Daniel Kahn
George Uedevey
Licking County
Mary McVickers
Hall's Catarrh Cure ad offers $100 reward for incurable cases
A Toledo based advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad lists N. J. Chengy & Co as proprietors and cites endorsements from West Truax, Waring Kinnan Marvin, KH Van Hoeysen, and Toledo National Bank. The product is presented as a blood and mucus targeted interior remedy sold by druggists at 7 cents per bottle.
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Hall
N. J. Chengy & Co
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
O. KH
Town Notes Include Visits and Illnesses
A series of local items report visits by Mrs Sarah McCandless and Mrs Deborah Fulton, Dr A Wall attending his ill mother, John Wilson and family visiting near Rix Mills, Dr M dAawes at Violine Nob D.C for President Harrison inauguration, Mrs Karry Collison moving to town, and Edwar Fulton of Cumberland staying with his grandmother. Most townsfolk attended a wedding procession but were disappointed. locals note meat losses from smoke houses and warn of a thief returning for more.
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Sarah McCandless
A Wall
John Wilson
Rix Mills
M dAawes
D.C
President Harrison
Karry Collison
Edwar Fulton
Cumberland
Deborah Fulton
Nathan Conner
J J Piles
Jerry Hartong
John Alva Conners
JJ Pyles
John Stevison
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Praised for Colds and Coughs
The advertisement proclaims Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral as unrivaled for colds coughs and throat and lung ailments. It claims nearly fifty years of popularity and states all druggists carry it for sale.
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Ayer
Closing Exercises Mark School Progress in Cross Roads
The Cross Roads school closed last Thursday with Wim Hawkins teaching No. 1 township for next fall and winter at 50 dollars a month. The term showed marked advancement through thorough examinations. Mrs Harrison Bonnell remains dangerously ill. Mrs Jennie Allen stays in Lore City. Olie McConnell plans a summer in the West.
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Harrison Bonnell
Jennie Allen
Lore City
Olie McConnell
Wim Hawkins
No. 1
Cross Roads
Swift's Specific Promises Blood Poison Cure
A testimonial letter extols Swift's Specific for curing inflammatory eruptions and chronic catarrh after years of failed treatments. The writer from Montpelier, Ohio credits eight bottles and a new health.
Salve promises cures for skin ailments with refund
The ad proclaims a universal salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all eruptions and claims piles are cured or money refunded. It sells for 25 cents per box and is offered by D. M. Hawthorne dated December 6, 1888.
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D. M. Hawthorne
Local Notices and Social Happenings in Town
Mrs Donaldson sells her west end property to Grimes and Grimes to start a protracted meeting at Lore City next week. Miss Love Peters returns from New Philadelphia. A car load of apples shipped to North Baltimore by Mr Caton. The Burt's hall literary event under Prof Bliss proves a success. MJ Downey dies suddenly leaving a wife and six children. active Sunday school and church member mourned by many.
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Burt's Hall
Prof
Bliss
MJ Downey
Laxador Promoted as Cure for Digestive Ailments
An appeal extols irregular meals rest and sleep as causes of costiveness and constipation and promotes Laxador at 25 cents. The message also praises Dr Bull’s Baby Syrup as a safe remedy for children, endorsed by a physician.
School Closures And Local Debates In Week's News
The week reports school closures on Friday and Thursday as W F Padgett plans to close his Kansas school. Oscar Wirick near Washington relocates to James Bond's farm. Rev Jones returns from Cambridge where he served as a juror. Local markets list butter l6ets, eggs 12c, wheat 1 per bushel, corn 40 50c, oats 33c, apples 25c, hay 8 per ton. A Pine Grove schoolhouse Monday debate on Prohibition features Wistard McCall among the speakers.
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Oscar Wirick
Washington
James Bond
Farim
F Padgett
Kansas
Rev Jones
Cambridge
Pine Grove
Wistard McCall
Ogier's Book Store Offers Lowest Prices on School Books
Ogier's Book Store advertises the county's cheapest school books, Plush Albums, Family Bibles, Psalm and Hymn Books, Plush Frames, and a full selection of school supplies including stationery, crayons, slates, inks, and pencils.
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Ogier
Ogier’s
Ogier's Book Store Promotes New Blank Books for New Year
To start the New Year right in business, Ogier's Book Store offers a strong stock of blank books. The notice highlights available varieties and urges readers to purchase for organizational needs and planning.
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Ogier
Local notes and arrivals in Noble county area
John A Johnson smiles and says ite a boy. W H Robertson will move to Noble county this week. Mr Floyd is visiting at his father's in Noble county this week. JW Garber and wife of Bellaire visited at John Redi's last Sunday. Samuel Robey has accepted the position of section boss on the section west of here. The school taught by W A Chalfant will close on Thursday. Six teams hauled wood to Mra Jane Garber last Saturday. JP Arnold and H H Ritchie, formerly of this place now in Columbus, were here during the past week. Limestone company suspended quarry work due to frozen ground. A debate on foreknowledge of God was held with W A Chalfant and J W Cale for, James Rodgers and J R Rhodes against.
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John A Johnson
W H Robertson
Noble County
Mr Floyd
JW Garber
Bellaire
John Redi
Samuel Robey
W A Chalfant
Jane Garber
JP Arnold
H H Ritchie
Columbus
God
J W Cale
James Rodgers
J R Rhodes
Electric Bitters praised as universal remedy
Readers tout Electric Bitters as a purer medicine that cures liver and kidney diseases removes pimples boils and salt rheum cleanses blood drives malaria and prevents malarial fevers promises headache constipation and indigestion relief with full satisfaction guaranteed or money back at DM Hawthorne's drugstore priced 50 cents and one dollar per bottle.
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DM Hawthorne
Town notes and local happenings in brief
IG Wilson remains gravely ill at Wilsons hotel as a non partisan WGPU formed last week. Miss Mary McArthur recovers from illness and Mr and Mrs Lovejoy celebrate infant Warren buried last Sabbath. The corn train bound for Washington City drew a crowd to the depot. YMCA delegates to the state convention visited here, Dr Chiholm spoke on vital force, town council approves $6000 bonds to finish the town hall bringing total cost to $16000.
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IG Wilson
Wilson’s
Arnold
Main Street
Hgmer
Mr Lovejoy
Warren
ID Lovejoy
Mary McArthur
Washington City
YMCA
Home Association
RM K Falton
Franklin
Ohio
Thomas Johnson
Stewartsville
Chi Holm
Muskingum Medical Society
Uncalled Letters List At Cambridge Post Office
Cambridge Ohio March 4 1989 the following list of letters remain uncalled for at the Cambridge post office Persons calling for them will please say they are advertised Miss L Ables Miss Pivah Caskey Mr WL Gaston Mrs Etta Haseley Charley Jacobs Mr John McMahon Mr Ed Schofield ES Wessels Miss Lala Wberreth Mr Milton Zartman W H McIlvar P M
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Ohio
L Ables
Pivah Caskey
WL Gaston
Etta Haseley
Charley Jacobs
John McMahon
Ed Schofield
ES Wessels
Lala Wberreth
Milton Zartman
W.H. H. McIlvar
P.M
Moffet and Maneely wed at parsonage in Byesville Ohio
On March 1, 1889, at the parsonage, Rev W. Milligan officiated the marriage of James L. Moffet and Miss Catharine Maneely, both residents of Byesville, Ohio.
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Moffet—Maneely
Rev W. Milligan
James L. Moffet
Birth Announcements in Local Household
On March 2, 1889, a son was born to Mr and Mrs Thomas. On March 3, 1889, a son was born to Mr and Mrs McCulley of this place.
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Thomas
Bon. McCulley
L McCulley
Resolutions of Respect for Past Grand A J Downey
Resolutions from Byesville Lodge No. 75 mourn the death of Past Grand A J Downey. The lodge offers condolences to the widow and children, drapes the charter and chairs in mourning for thirty days, and sends copies to CAMBRIDGE HERALD and Downey's family. Jurisdiction notes follow by order of Committee J W Thompson and C J Barnes.
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Ryesville
J Downey
Grand Lodge
Cambridge Herald
J. W. Thompson
C. J. Barnes
Byesville Lodge
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