Splendid pork chops and band of gypsies in town
L D Stoner's market offers pork chops and liver pudding while a band of gypsies passes through. Attorne y Spriggs of Caldwell and J K Brown of Columbus visit. The next Common Pleas term begins April 15 and local business notes mention beef at A K Gibsons and plans for a new Methodist church in Guernsey.
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L. D. Stoner
T. C. Stanley
Spriggs
Caldwell
J. K. Brown
Columbus
J.C. Beckett
Rolling Mill
Common Pleas Court
L. D
Chicago
Miner James Bowers Crushed After Rail Accident Near Town
Last Thursday afternoon miner James Bowers was struck by a north bound train near Witherow's cut south of town. He suffered a crushed right foot and a broken right arm, and doctors amputated the foot at the ankle that night. he was taken to Wa. Ting'e boarding house and is reported doing as well as could be expected.
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James Bowers
Witherow
Ting'e
Bowers
Odd York gentleman seeks wife in St Clairsville
An elderly man with dyed hair and beard arrived at the National register as Dr. , Somerset, Ohio. He told guests he was a lone widower in town to find a wife and called on several local ladies in rotation. He offered to supply references through Somerset citizens if needed.
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The
National
Somerset
St. Clairsville
Cambridge Boy Climbs Rail Chief Dispatch Rank
A.G. Frazier, born in Cambridge in 1864, is highlighted as a rapid rise to Chief Train Dispatcher of the Louisville Cincinnati and Lexington Division of the L and N. The piece notes the division spans Louisville to Cincinnati, plus the Lexington branch, with daily passenger and freight traffic and Frazier’s shift coverage from 8 am to 4 pm.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Cambridge
Alex. Frazier
A.G. Frazier
Louisville, Cincinnati & Lexington
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Ohio
Louisville
Cincinnati
Lexington Branch
Frazier
Cambridge Elder Palmer Dies After Long Life of Faith
William Palmer, aged Cambridge resident born in Ireland in 1805, died March 13. He lived in Ohio and settled near Cambridge before moving to town in 1875. A longtime member and ruling elder of the Cambridge United Presbyterian Church, he is survived by his widow Isabella, son J Palmer, Rev J D Palmer, a daughter Mrs White, three grandsons, and other relatives. Services were led by Dr W H McFarland and Dr Milligan, with burial in Cambridge cemetery. The family expressed humble Christian submission.
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Salem Church
Millwood Township
Jacob King
Otsego
Eaton
Colorado
J. D. Palmer
Scottdale
William Palmer
Order of American Mechanics
Barnesville
J. W. Turkie
Fairview
McConnelsville
Common Pleas Court
Young
Toledo
Xenia S
8. O
S. A. Dickson
C. H. Williams
Chandlersville
Brady
Wm. Palmer
Cambridge
W.H. McFarland
Milligan
Mr. Palmer
County Down
Ireland
United States
Washington County
Isabella Cunningham
Ohio
Muskingum County
Cambridge United Presbyterian Congregation
J. , Palmer
Washington Items and Local Developments Ahead of Spring
News from Washington and nearby towns notes Prof J P Turner moving to Cambridge and more spring relocations to follow. Reports on road conditions, school term closings, a Republican meeting in Wills township, and a gas well near town with detailed drilling data recorded by I V Hoag Jr Co.
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C. A. Frame
Flushing
H McMullen
Pennsylvania
Wills Township
I. V. Hoag, Jr
Heraup
H. M. Beymer
I. V. Hoag
Berea
Local Notes From Cambridge And Nearby Areas
John Gallup of Cambridge was in town Friday as high waters receded. George Bumgardner returned from a surveying party on Saturday morning. W B Whites son and family left for Zanesville Monday morning. Isaac Russell suffers gall stones and remains ill on Monday. Hanna and Linkhorn hunted horses Wednesday, buying from Ledlie Yeo Ray Bairds McMillen. Gillespie brothers move to McDonald Pa to dairy with thirty cows and wholesale milk. Coupon tickets explained by C F Rhodes C M agent here at low rates.
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John Gallup
Cambridge
George Bumgardner
W. B. White
Zanesville
Isaac Russell
Hanna & Linkhorn
Wm. Ledlie
Dr. Yeo
John Ray
Bairds Boys
J. P McMillen
Thomas
George Gillespie
McDonald
George
Gillespie Brothers
C.F. Rhodes
United States
Local Notes From Winchester and Surrounding Areas
Antrim reports fruit damage from cold and wheat injury. Martin Johnson lost a colt last week. W F Padgett improves after a writ? Clark Sleeth moved in. Mrs Wirick of Winchester visits here. Oscar Hughes hosts a dance last week. Thomas Bonnell from near Winchester visits town. Kimbolton’s Mr Trimble rented his property here. John Caldwell, student in Hopedale Ohio, home on visit. Miss Effie Dugan closes six month term at Independence Jefferson township. Pine Grove and Pleasant Valley schools close with exercises and entertainments. Annie Hughes and Montgomery Brothers provide music and Miss Montgomery is re employed for summer term starting March 1.
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Clark Sleeth
Wirick
Winchester
Oscar Hughes
Thomas Bonnell
Trimble
Kimbolton
John Caldwell
Business
Hopedale
Ohio
Effie Dugan
Independence
Jefferson Township
Pine Grove
Mary Montgomery
Pleasant Valley
Annie Hughes
Montgomery Brothers
Vestibuled Express Crash Kills Fireman in Rock Slide
A late night B&O accident near Black Hand after a rock toppled from a wet hillside derailed a westbound vestibuled express. Fireman Jesse Bolin perished. engineer John Moore and John Hart were seriously injured. Ezra Connell suffered a broken collarbone and several passengers were hurt. Bolin, formerly with the postal service, was laid to rest at a cemetery near Quaker City after a local funeral.
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Black Hand
Jesse Bolin
John Moore
John Hart
Posal
Ezra M. Connell
Flushing
Pau Hardle
Dresden Junction
Zanesville
Rock
Bolin
Wild Oats Excels at Opera House Says Kansas City Globe
The Kansas City Globe praises Oscar Sisson's Comedy Company for Wild Oats at Hammond's Opera House. It commends Stella Belmont's singing, Jeremiah Budd by Denville How, Mclntire's stuttering character, F. D. Bryan's anarchist, Edith Rice as the widow, and the National Four Quartette and Forrest Sisters. The review celebrates strong talent and urges a return engagement.
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Kansas City Globe
Oscar Sisson
Opera House
Stella Belmont
Jeremiah Budd
Denville How
Mr. Mclntire
F. D. Bryan
Miss Forrest
Edith Rice
National Four Quartette
Forrest Sisters
Little Pearl
Sisson
Hammond’s Opera House
Senecaville Notes and Local Farm Work Update
Clinton Davis moved on the M Hutchison farm south of town. A two year old girl of James Dilley died last Tuesday from pneumonia. George Conner of Byesville baled hay on the late Wm Thompson farm. Presbyterians closed their meeting with 30 accessions and 65 conversions. Ode Ryan and Charles and Harry Kays left for West Virginia to work in oil fields. Samuel Patterson, a well known township farmer, has been ill but improving.
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Clinton Davis
M. Hutchison
James Dilley
George Conner
Byesville
Wm. Thompson
Ode” Ryan
Charles
Harry Kays
West Virginia
Samuel Patterson
Mar 1890 marriages in Cambridge and area
Notices announce several marriage banns and ceremonies including Heskett Webb at Sheridan parsonage on North Sun Street on March 15 1890 Rhine Bevis on March 13 1890 Shaw Turner on March 17 1890 and Dales Lepage on March 11 1890 with venues and officiants listed in Cambridge Botany Iowa and nearby residences.
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James T. Rhine
Elizabeth Bevis
Jacob E Claggett
Martha M Dugan
Sieridan Heskett
Ellen Webb
C. A Braniger
M. E. Lanving
John F. Shaw
Florence M Turner
Oscar H. Kiger
Carrie S Bowles
Andrew E. Scott
Martha Eagleson
Heskett
Wwebb
J. A. Thrapp
North Sun Street
Sheridan Heskett
Ella Webb
Khinn—Bevis
Web. Starkey
Shaw—Turner
W. H. Mec. Farland
Florence M. Turner
Cambridge
Dales—Lepage
Wil McFarland
Andrew W. Dales
Botany
Iowa
Myrtle Lepage
Birth notices for three local families in March 1890
In the neighborhood, three birth notices report new children. Mr. and Mrs A. O. Baker welcome a daughter on March 12, Mr. and Mrs John Carnes welcome a daughter on March 13, and Mr. and Mrs Wm Dye welcome a son on March 14.
Local Market List of Farm Goods and Provisions
A terse market notice lists meal, sorghum, honey and fats with quantities in barrels gallons and dozens. It also records poultry items, vegetables, rags, seeds for clover and grass including timothy, orchard grass and blue grass.
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Mammoth
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Wheeling Avenue
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Cambridge, O
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