Columbus tally sheet jury discharged amid disagreement
The Democrats set State Convention at Dayton Ohio May 16. Ebenezer Stanyard, twice convicted of murdering Alice Hancox, was sentenced in Youngstown court to hang July 13. Van B Baker, convicted of killing his wife and mother in law near Steubenville, granted a new trial. In the South a shift to bloodhound detective work against burglars is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer Stanyard
Alice Hancox
Youngstown
van B. Baker
Hollday’s Cove
Steubenville
Death of Morrison R Chief Justice Ends Long Career
Morrison R. who had served as Chief Justice of the U S Supreme Court since 1874 died in Washington D C last Friday after a brief illness pneumonia. He was an eminent lawyer and universally respected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison R. A
U. S. Supreme Court
Washington, D. C
Theodore Wells for Sheriff and James M Johnston for Treasurer
Theodore Wells of Adams township is announced as a candidate for sheriff. He is praised as a well spoken gentleman with a reputation for suitability and ability. James M Johnston is announced for county treasurer, noted as a young steadfast Republican who has fought for Republican principles and is honest and capable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Wells
Adams Township
Wells
James M. Johnston
Dennis Kearney Fails Again in Push to Bar Chinese Immigration
Dennis Kearney of California travels to Washington to demand a total ban on Chinese immigration and curb the so called parasite but returns home defeated as in prior campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Kearney
California
Washington
Landlot
Dennis
Poorman Faces Elector Route in Congressional Race
The note wonders if Poorman could stay in the race by serving as a Presidential elector, while suggesting Coulter might gain influence through a political move in Chicago. It adds Noble won’t be affected this time, and speculates on possible political maneuvers by Jefferson County figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poorman
Coulter
Jefferson County
Chicago
Noble
George Conner Nominated in Byesville Sheriff Race
By reference to our announcement column, George Conner, a leading Byesville businessman and prominent citizen, seeks the Republican nomination for sheriff. His qualifications and Republican stance are openly supported by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Conner
Byesville
Conner
William R Forsythe Nominated for County Commissioner
William R Forsythe, a prominent Liberty township businessman, is announced as a candidate for county commissioner. The Liberty area has not been represented on the Board recently, and Forsythe is considered highly qualified with many supporters who favor his nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Forsythe
Liberty Township
Forsythe
Campbell Nominated for Guernsey County Treasurer
The HeRacp announces C. L. Campbell as a candidate for treasurer of Guernsey County. Campbell is a longtime resident and respected business man who aided the Union during the war and is deemed qualified for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HeRacp
C. L. Campbell
Campbell
Guernsey County
Boys In Blue
Iowa Republicans Endorse Allison for President at State Convention
Iowa Republicans press their choice Allison for the Republican nomination with evident enthusiasm. Other states favor Sherman and Blaine may offer new ideas. The piece notes the competitive tone of conventions and hints at strategic moves in the political bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Allison
Ohio
Sherman
Blaine
Prophecy and Preludes of a Fateful Year 1888
An essay laments failed prophecies of wealth as 1888 opens. It recalls a string of disasters within days: a deadly theater fire in Portugal, a Georgia cyclone, western blizzards, New England floods, and an Arctic chill touching Ohio’s budding spring. The writer portrays divine judgment amid widespread calamity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Georgia
United States of America
Colorado
New England
Ohio
Congressional Talk on J D Taylor and This District
Steubenville Herald outlines the political career of Col. J D Taylor in the 47th and 48th Congresses, detailing elections and redistricting from 1882 to 1889. It notes Taylor’s contested nominations, dual ballots in 1882, and his status as sole representative for the district since January 1883 with later shifts in district boundaries and party control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Harrison
Belmont
Guernsey
Noble
Updegratt
Gov. Foster
Updegraff
Foster
Jonathan T. Updegraff
Bellaire
Committee On Rules
Taylor
Ross J. Alexander
Joseph BD
Col. Taylor
Washington
Columbiana
Carroll and Mahoning
Monroe
Lsse
Gen
Warner
I. H. Taylor
A. J. Warner
Ex-Senator Jones of Florida weighs civil service gripes
Ex United States Senator Jones, long retired, signals a possible return to public life as Florida citizens plan to urge him back to the Senate. He cites grievances over junior promotions on the judiciary committee and being moved from naval affairs to territories, vowing to reveal nonrecorded facts if pressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Florida
Rip van Winkle
Detroit
Mica
United States
Committee On Public Lands
Jefferson township ticket and local notes
Brady received too late for last issue. Mrs Prudence Willis is dangerously ill. Jennings Ford left Monday for California. Frank Burlingame was at Zanesville last week. Proceeds of the box festival totaled about 10 dollars. Jefferson township Democratic ticket lists Cyrus Linn trustee Isaiah Gillespie treasurer Jak Patterson clerk Stacy Taylor assessor Francis Little WM Bell constables. Prohibitionists fielded Andrew McCleary trustee John Thomas treasurer Jacob Rankin clerk Daniel Braden assessor Robert Johnson Simon Btiles constables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudence Willis
Jennings Ford
California
Frank Burlingame
Zanesville
Jefferson Township
Cyrus Linn
Isaiah Gillespie
Jak Patterson
Stacy Taylor
Francis Little
Wm H. Bell
Andrew McCleary
John Thomas
Jacob F Rankin
Daniel Braden
Robert Johnson
Simon Btiles
Pennsylvania System's Two Thousand Mule Tickets
The two thousand mile tickets issued by the Pennsylvania Company, sold at forty dollars each or two cents per mile, are now honored by railways affiliated with the Pennsylvania System. The list includes Chicago, St Louis & Pittsburgh. Cleveland, Akron & Columbus. Cleveland & Pittsburgh. Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley. Erie & Pittsburgh. Grand Rapids & Indiana. Indianapolis & Vincennes. Jeffersonville, Madison & Indianapolis. Northwestern Ohio. Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St Louis. Pittsburgh, Ft Wayne & Chicago. Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula. St Louis, Vandalia & Terre Haute. Terre Haute & Indianapolis. Terre Haute & Logansport. Total mileage represented 3,893 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania
Chicago
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Akron
Columbus
Cincinnati
Muskingum Valley
Erie
Ccvescen
Grand Rapids
Indiana
Indianapolis
Vincennes
Jeffersonville
Madison
Ft Wayne
Youngstown
Ashtabula
Vandalla
Terre Haute
Logansport
Claysville Notes Bring Winter Weather And Local Moves
Rey C Knowls meets friends in town as Benson Collison will move into 8 T Johnson’s property. Miss Jessie Moore of Birmingham is ill with measles. Sundry church services are planned for April 8 at the Presbyterian and ME churches. A Bunker Hill schoolhouse concert next Thursday is expected to be a grand neighborhood treat. King Thompson invoices goods for N. E. Galloway’s Nicholsons mines store he will manage. The Ladies Home Mission oyster supper netted about 25 dollars after expenses. Mrs Jasper Mackey’s friends plan to join her in Sandusky for medical care as she fights consumption. A party at Will Moore’s on the 27th marks his birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey C Knowls
Benson Collison
T Johnson
Jessie Moore
Birmingham
Presbyterian Church
Bunker Hill School House
King Thompson
Byesville
N. E. Galloway
Nicholsons Mines
Ladies Home Mission Society
Jasper Mackey
Sandusky
Will Moore
Mr Moore
Local business and move plans sweep Western County
John Wise rents farm to Wm Stillions of Easton while Hixenbaugh family plans Cambridge relocation. Wm Hixenbaugh buys a new saw mill for western county. Ford Bros visit town for brooming. Mrs Sarah Williams rents farm to Wm Ford and eyes Cambridge. Community notes include school, property, and leisure events plus a near fire accident to James Warne’s child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wise
Wm Stillions
Easton
Lee
Washington
Elijah Braden
New Concord
Wm Hixenbaugh
Cambridge
Ford Bros
West Cambridge
Brooming
JF Kirkpatrick
Miller
Hixenbaugh & Hutchison
JC Rolingson
Sarah Williams
Wm Ford
Ellaworth
WG Walters
G W Moore
Aoeeter
Miller's Schoolhouse
Wm Wills
Elliot
J M Willis
Thomas
Harry Kindal
James Warne
Antrim Notes On Schools Residents And Elections
Measles appear as all schools close and Tannehill returns from Kansas. Rev Caldwell moves to a farm south of town. Spring moves planned. Miss Cora Stiles visits John Dugan. Jas Shaffer trips to Cadiz. Jno Dean relocates to Maharry farm near Birmingham. Alex Harford hires Jno Thatcher for summer. Oscar Inglish leaves for Montana Territory to locate. Pleasant Valley school closes with a Friday night literary. John Parkinson visits from Zanesville. No preaching at Presby terian church due to Rev Tannehill illness. Literary society aids Pleasant Valley entertainment. The tariff debate features Jas Lepage and Wm Lawrence. Winchester Republicans nominate WC Hanna, W Padgett, Dr Coen, Geo Albaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tannehill
Kansas
Rev Caldwell
Cora Stiles
Brady
John Dugan
Jas Shaffer
Cadiz
Jno Dean
Maharry
Birmingham
Alex Harford
Jno Thatcher
Oscar Inglish
Montana Territory
Pleasant Valley School
James Lepage
John Parkinson
Chappelear & Son
Zanesville
Presbyterian Church
Literary Society
Jas Lepage
Wm Lawrence
Winchester
WC Hanna
W Padgett
Dr Coen
Geo Albaugh
Marietta Centennial Celebration Program Outlined
The Centennial Committee released the April 7 program with speakers including Governor J B Foraker Senator Geo F Hoar ex President R B Hayes and others. Activities run April 5 6 and 7 with additional addresses by President F C Sessions and Judge Jos Cox and assurances that all listed speakers will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J B. Foraker
Geo. F. Hoar
Massachusetts
R. Bb. Hayes
J. Randolph Tucker
Virginia
John Sherman
Geo
Loring
Edward Everett Hale
J. D. Cox
City Hall
Henry M. Storrs
New Jersey
F. C. Sessions
Columbus
Jos. Cox
Cincinnati
W. M. Farrar
Wager Swayne
Center Township News Highlights and Local Happenings
S Blair sells his farm as Colorado fever improves in the area Washington seeks electrification. James Boyd to build a large barn in spring. Jas Gutridge boasts a girl at home. G A Braden moves to DC Warren’s farm. Wm Eagleson plans 300 tree orchard. Miss Maggie Thompson improves. Misses Scott visit Center friends. Joni Warren and Mary Casterline wed. Hugh Stewart to move to Gutridge farm April 2. Miss Hattie Spence weds Homer Witten last Tuesday. Box social at Mrs Ella Ankrum’s. No 6 school taught by TA Cash closed with dinner, exhibition. Republicans meet at township hall next Saturday at 1 pm to nominate a township ticket for April 2 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Blair
Washington
James Boyd
Jas Gutridge
G A Braden
DC Warren
Wm Eagleson
Maggie Thompson
Scott
Cambridge
Center Friends
Joni Warren
Mary Casterline
Rev Wilson
Hugh Stewart
Gibsons Station
James Gutridge
Hattie Spence
Homer Witten
Ella Ankrums
T A Cash
Center Township
Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Proven Safe
Worth Knowing Mr. W. H. Morgan of Lake City Florida suffered a severe cold with a threatening cough that progressed to consumption. After trying many remedies he found immediate relief with Dr King’s New Discovery and, after six bottles, was fully well with no relapse. Trial bottle free at Wall & Co’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Morgan
Lake City
Fla
Dr. King
Wall & Co
Community notices from Coshocton area visit and moves
Will Thompson of Coshocton is visiting friends here. L Reasoner plans to move his store to Byesville. Miss Mattie Kells of Caldwell visits cousin Lizzie Petty. Miss Lydia Daniels of Senecaville spent Sunday with her parents here. Jev Hawkins away at Hiramshore. Mr McCullough of New Concord spent Sunday with his brother. A R J Cosgrave bought the Moore property and Moore buys Lem Carr property. Jim Purkey Alice McFarland Ores. Daniel Mrs Rabe Mrs Barr and Dr Draper on the sick list. Wallace Daniels returns from Arkansas and stays with his mother and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Thompson
Coshocton
L. Reasoner
Byesville
Mattie Kells
Caldwell
Lizzie Petty
Lydia Daniels
Senecaville
Jev Hawkins
Hiramshore
McCullough
New Concord
R. J E Cosgrave
Moore
Lem Carr
Jim Purkey
Alice McFarland
Daniel
Rabe
Barr
Draper
Wallace Daniels
Arkansas
Court Report: Alimony, partitions, deeds, and default judgments
Court actions include alimony allowed in Brainger case, partition with sale ordered, settlements and costs paid in multiple suits, sales set aside or confirmed, deeds ordered, judgments by default for sums such as 100, 46.86, 117.40, and 79.21 with costs, and motions including leave to answer instanter and a motion to dissolve attachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah Brainger
Clara A Brainger
M M Reasoner
Hannah KE Young
Margaret B Leech
Mary I Leech
BF Fleming
Mary R Yeo
Brown
Thos A Hays
Simpson George
WP Blackiston
TS Rose
P'S Castor
Philip Gable
Wlf Stewart
W A Jones
I L. Rosemond
Louisa J Donehoo
Sale
Juliet Beymer
W C Brown
Samuel Allen
KJ Spencer
Emma Bell
John Space
T K Monroe
Monroe
Public squares and Dr Bull's Baby Syrup Ad
An old-style public notice extols public squares as a community blessing and promotes Dr Bull's Baby Syrup as a universal remedy for infant ailments. It also advertises Laxador as effective for bowel discomfort with a 25 cent price.
Destined Annexation of Canada Opinion Piece
In the April Forum, John D. Champlin Jr. argues Canada should not join the United States as an equal state. He contends territorial contiguity and shared commercial interests will eventually bind Canada to the Union, reducing fisheries disputes without needing to acquire the maritime provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
John D. Champlin, Jr
United States
American Union of Foreign States
Veteran Comedian Praises Butte-Tine For Back and Kidney Relief
A veteran comedian recounts suffering a lame back that prevented stage appearances. After using Butte-Tine and Santa Able, he reports relief from back and kidney pain, endorsing Butte-Tine for muscular rheumatism and throat ailments. Druggist Gro F Fonpa of Boulder credits strong sales to trusted remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Ben, Carron
Gro
F. Fonpa
Boulder
Col
Centennial gathering trains to Marietta by Cleveland and Marietta Ry
The Cleveland and Marietta Railway Company offers round trip tickets from all stations to Marietta April 5 to 9 with return by April 10 at a single fare. Prominent speakers and societies will participate in centennial celebrations of the Great Northwest Territory's first settlement. Contact any railway agent for schedules and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland & Marietta Ry. Co
California Cat a Cure Promises Throat Lung Relief
Santa Arie is advertised to soothe membranes of throat and lungs affected by disease and to prevent night sweats and chest tightness. It claims cures for coughs, croup, asthma, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia, and nasal catarrh, with Cambridge druggists selling at 1 dollar per package and a three for 2 dollars offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Arie
California
Cambridge
Mt Zion wedding near in town and local notes
Mt Zion community chatter notes an upcoming wedding in the area. Several residents face health and school disruptions. Wheat prospects look poor while local farming plans include J W Barton and Tom Stage working for others this summer. A petition for a local option election is circulating led by Jiggle Bros. for next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradshaw
Mt Zion
J W Barton
C S Lepage
John Frye
Todd Bros
Original Abietine Ointment Sold in Tin Boxes
Advertises Original Abietine Ointment as a cure for old sores burns wounds chapped hands and skin eruptions. Claims it will cure piles. Available at Cambridge druggists 25 cents per box by mail 30 cents. February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Castoria Advertisement Quots Baby to Child to Mother
A nostalgic rhyme touts Castoria as a remedy through life stages from baby to mother. The verse claims ongoing use for children and family care, reflecting vintage medical marketing language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castoria
Guaranteed salve cures skin eruptions and wounds
An 19th century advertisement touts a salve that cures cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and promises money back if not satisfied. It claims piles cure with no fee unless satisfied and lists C L Wall and Co as the seller at 25 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Wall & Co
Local Notes from Senecaville and Nearby Areas
Miss Ada and Pearl Smith of Cambridge visit friends here. Gussie and Beryl Amstot visited country friends last week. A meeting at Liberty school house closed last week. The Black Top singing school led by Norvel Rogers will give a concert Wednesday night. Young folks rode a hand car to Hartford Saturday for the school entertainment. Local schools planned to close Friday but board votes to continue one more month with some teachers. The Wrens entertainment for the GAR post Friday night drew limited attendance due to bad weather, though performers pleased the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Pearl Smith
Cambridge
Gussie
Beryl Amstot
Liberty School House
Black Top
Norvel Rogers
Hartford
Wrens
GAR
Western and Southern Excursions One Fare Round Trips
Tickets sold from Pennsylvania Lines West of Pittsburgh for round trips to Iowa Minnesota Dakota Nebraska Kansas Arkansas Texas and New Mexico on set dates in 1883. Additional routes to Kentucky Tennessee Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Georgia Carolina Florida on later dates in 1888. Tickets valid returning within thirty days. Inquiries to local agents of Pennsylvania Co. or associated lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Arkansas
Texas
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Kentucky
Tennessee
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Florida
Pennsylvania Co
Cincinnati & St. Louis
Nomination column for Republican County Convention entries
Candidates seeking nomination before the Republican County Convention to be held in this place on April 10, 1888 may have their names announced in this column for two dollars in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republcan
Candidates named for Guernsey county sheriff race
The Republican county convention will consider multiple candidates from Guernsey County for Sheriff. Alfred H. Tingle, W. H. C. Hanna, Theodore Wells, George Conner, A. G. Scott, John G. Bell, and Erastus F. Meek are each urged by supporters as qualified contenders with service in the war and long Republican records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eps. Herarp
Alfred H. Tingle
Cambridge Township
Republian
Guernsey County
Tingle
Eps
Herato
W. H. C. Hanna
Hanna
Herano
Theodore Wells
Adams Township
Kenesaw Mountain
County Republican announces several candidacy bids for treasurer
The Herald reports multiple Republican notices from Eps Herano Herato and others naming L. W. Smith James M. Johnston Charles L. Campbell James O. Couplin and William R. Forsythe as candidates for county treasurer or commissioner. Each cites party loyalty integrity and work in politics ahead of the April 10 1888 conventions in Cambridge Knox Guernsey and Jackson townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eps. Herano
L. W. Smith
Jackson Township
Eps. Herato
James M. Johnston
Knox Township
Cambridge to Vote on City Marshal Candidate Thomas Stanley
Citizens are urged to choose a City Marshal for Cambridge. The announcement promotes Thomas Stanley, with six years as Deputy Marshal and two as Marshal, plus service as United States Deputy Marshal for the district. Stanley is praised as an experienced, courteous police officer deemed incomparable. MANY CITIZENS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Thomas ©. Stanley
United States
Self Experiment Proves Blood Purifier Benefits
A Winston North Carolina insurance man, M. S. Hamlin, recites his seven year hip disease and white swelling battle. He credits S. S. 5 8 for rebuilding appetite digestion strength and color, claiming spring use yields vigor for hot summers. He recommends the Swirt Sprcirie Co. Atlanta Georgia mailing a treatise on blood and skin diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Hamlin
Winston
M. S. Hamain
Winston, N. C
Swirt Sprcirie Co
Atlanta, Ga
Low Rate Excursions From B and O R R On April 3 and 24
The B and O R R announces low rate excursions to West Northwest South and Southwest on April 3 and 24, offering round trip at one fare. Tickets must read via B and O R R to use limited express trains without extra charge. For details contact any B and O agent or P E Dombaugh Columbus O F P Copper Tiffin O J T Lane Bellaire O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Dombaugh
Columbus
F. P. Copper
Tiffin, O
J. T. Lane
Bellaire
Wonderful but True Evidence in Cambridge Clinic
Dr. H. Russell Burner, famed specialist in chronic diseases and blood and nervous system issues, plans his next Cambridge visit on Monday and Tuesday, April 16 and 17. A special Eye and Ear clinic will be held with Prof. Moritz Salm assisting in all eye and ear operations at the Park Hotel Office, free consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Russell Burner
Cambridge
Moritz Salm
the Park Hotel
Quickest Time on Earth Eye Operation Praised
William Ramsey of Logan Ohio thanks Prof M Salm Oculist for a 33 second successful operation on his daughter's cross eyes. He notes bystanders timed the procedure and saw a perfect correction where other opticians had refused. Ramsey recommends others seek the painless treatment at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Salm
H. Russece
Wm. Ramsey
Logan, O
Fort forty years younger in Fairbury Neb letter to Dr Burner
A 1853 correspondence from Fairbury Nebraska praises DrH Russert Burner of Columbus Ohio for a kidney and stomach cure. The father is said to be entirely well with no night time urination and pain gone, feeling forty years younger. The letter notes excitement and anticipated patients visiting Columbus next fall for the centennial reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Neb
H. Russert Burner
Columbus
Ohio
Father
Frank F. Benner
Certificate of recovery from kidney disease and Bright's Disease
Joan Tice testifies to dramatic improvement after two weeks of treatment by Dr H Russert Burger-Drear, noting relief from Bright's Disease symptoms, nervousness, stomach and liver issues, and urging others afflicted to seek examination and care. The message is dated February 27, 1888 from Wingett Run Wash Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingett Run
Wash. Co
H. Russert Burger
Bright
Joan Tice
Desperate Case of Fits Publicized in Ohio Letter
A Columbus doctor, H Russellt Burner, is praised in a lengthy letter from Charles Buckner of West York Crawford Co. Ohio. Buckner reports being cured of fits for over a year, credits prior treatment, and urges helping others, noting many inquiries and 30 confirmed cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West York
Crawford Co
H. Russellt Burner
Columbus
Ohio
Charles Buckner
Perfectly Fitted with Glasses Letter Praise for Dr Burner’s Optics
A grateful patient from Zanesville Ohio writes from January 13 1888 praising Dr H Russell Burner in Columbus and Prof Salm for expertly fitting glasses after near blindness. The testimonial claims relief from eye problems and confidence in the doctors for diseases of the eye ear throat nose blood and nervous system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville, O
H. Russert Burrner
Columbus
Ohio
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York City
H. Russell Burner
Burner
Salm
Dr H Russell Burner Visits Next Week
The paper lists dates for Dr. H Russell Burner's upcoming visit next week, with schedule details and locations to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W—Ree
H. Russell Burner
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J.P. Mahaffey
T. W. Ogier
Main St
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Philadelphia
Messrs
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Dayton
South
Maryland
Congressional
J.D. Taylor
Claysville
Midway
Antrim
Marietta
Cumberland
Mt. Zion
Bucklen
Sherife
A. G. Scott
Co. FB
O.W.L
Atlanta
Mrrato
John G. Bell
Fos
Horatio
Erastus F. Meek
Perryville
Nashville
Charles L. Campbell
Hersto
James OU. Couplin
Eps. Herald
Salmon & Ewalt
Corgrave
Main Street
Cambridge, Ohio
BuTior
TIONS
Siaxi
Hornbrook
New York
Horneroux
Taylor Block
Raymond & Co
Bolta
Sheriff’s Sale
Court of Common Pleas
Elijah Warne
John Bucy
Court House
U.S. Military District
Cambridge and Steubenville
A. D
Hugh F. McDonald
R. W. Anderson
Jane McKelvey
Edward McKelvey
Elmira
Ray County
Missouri
Margaret Porter
Albert Porter
Mirable
Caldwell County
Nancy Gattrell
Milton Gattrell
George Bell
Hamilton Bell
Ames
Storey County
Margaret A. Bell
Said
David Latchet
Newcomerstown Road
Jane
Margaret
Nancy George
Hamilton
W. S. Dougherty
Steele & Rosemond
Wheeling Age
Bet
Benjamin Hawthorne
Elza Turner
J.P
Cambridge Town
James H. Estep
Ship
H. F
G P. Roberston
Sonora, Muskingum Co
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