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Newspaper

Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1889

Page

3

PINKIRTONS ORIENTAL COPFER and local notices

Farmers plant corn near Kerseys by the planning mill. Various notices include a Dresden town hall vote, a ban on killing squirrels until June, pension increase for Charles Clark, and AU P church planned at Northfield Knox township. Local deaths, births, church visits, bankrupted sale at McIlyar’s, and railroad notes fill a wide page of community items.

Charles Clark AU P. Church Northfield Knox Township

Ohio Mining Boom Prompts Record Coal Output Rise

State Inspector of mines R M Hazaltive filed the fourteenth annual report with the Governor. Ohio produced 10 298 479 tons of coal including nut pea and slack, the highest in state history. Illinois climbs to third in coal output as Ohio expands despite abundant natural gas, with 429 coal mines 62 fire clay mines and 51 producing iron ore totaling 895 mines under inspection.

R. M. Hazaltive Ohio Illinois

Boy Killed Stealing Ride Behind Freight Train

Clarence Ferbrache, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Ferbrache, was killed Thursday near Norwich when he fell under a B and O freight train while attempting to ride it to Zanesville. Body mangled, funeral held Friday at the M P church. students and superintendent attended. parents mourned as a warning against stealing rides.

Clarence Ferbrache Edward Ferbrache B&o Zanesville Norwich M. P Thrapp Milligan Carson Cara

Centennial Washington inauguration service at Mi church

A large audience gathered Tuesday at 9 a.m. for a centennial commemoration of Washington’s inauguration, featuring floral displays and national colors. Rev. Dr. McFarland preached on colonial days, progress, and Providence, with all town ministers participating. Dr. H Russell Burner announces his Cambridge visit May 6 at Park Hotel for treatment before a two month Europe trip.

H. Russell Burner Park Hotel Cambridge Ohio Frank Tucker Freeport Harrison General Washington United States McFarland U. P. Church Tourope

Bargains on Damaged Muslins and Ginghams This Week

Bargains on 5,000 yards of brown and bleached muslins and ginghams damaged by the B. O. Railway in a later wreck go on sale this week. Prices set to ensure quick sales offer savings this Spring. H. Greenwo LpD.

B. & O. Railway Company H. Greenwo Lpd

Washington farmers plant corn and rail work begins

Washington notes busy activity with corn planting this week and railroad work starting Wednesday. James Clements visited his father. oil well depth 800 feet. Dr O F Lowry opens office in Frame building. Guernsey County Fair set for Sept 24 25 26 27 1889. Public schools close this week with closed rooms sessions. Board of Directors meeting May 1 to revise premiums. Frame elected delegate to General Assembly meeting in New York May 15 1889. Fishermen bring in fish from Salt Park and fishing fever spreads.

James Clements O F Lowry Guernsey County Washington Salt Park A. McBride David Culbertson McCracken RS Frame Bellaire Hours Frame General Assembly New York City

North Salem Community News Highlights and Repairs

North Salem reports good prospects for fruit and ongoing harvest activity. Rain last week aided vegetation as farmers plant corn and prepare fields. McCleary's school house repairs progress led by M T Mathews and D A Little. Reverend Holland to baptize children next Sabbath at MP church. William Frame of Kimbolton owns a cow that bore three calves in one day. ik McKim, R Warden and M B Wishart traveled to Hermon church area to build culverts. John Dawson remains ill with little hope of recovery. Apple trade active with McCullough selling apples at Cambridge for fifty five cents per hundredweight. An abundance of apples remains locally. Ose Jones returned from Zanesville after his horse died en route. he walked home.

M T Mathews McCleary Roy Hammond UP Church Holland MP Church Wm Frame Kimbolton Ik McKim R Warden M B Wishart Hermon Church H E Forney Wm Pollock Wm A McCullough John Dawson William A McCullough Cambridge Ose Jones Zanesville

Town notes from Muskingum County and area health features

Local items report Wendell and Given visits while town hall work continues in favorable weather. A town boys and students baseball game is discussed. Deputy Sheriff Dick Rutherford of Richie County is named. Muskingum College sends four delegates to the Young People’s Convention in Allegheny. Teachers meet at college chapel with talks by Irons Carson Palmer Gray Paden and McBurney. Ads praise Ayer s Sarsaparilla as a safe medicine free of arsenic and drugs.

H F Wendell W H Given J G Wilson Wilson Hotel Paul Muskingum College Allegheny Dick Rutherford Richie County W. Va Muskingum County Gray Paden McBurney Drumm

Local notices from town residents and kegiatan updates

L. J. Rose moves into his new house. Noah Shaw visits the Shaw family over Sunday. P. L. Dilley and W. H. A. Dilley work on a new town hall at New Concord. Rev. Samuel Wellington and wife visit from Sarahsville. Lizzie Houseman returns from W. Va. John and Susan Sheplar guests of Lowry. Rev. Henry Smith holds services at Weslegian church. Ephraim Dilley heads to Columbus for summer work. Potts old lady dies and is buried. Amster and Lowery depart for the West. Mill street houses sprayed and broken into. Quarry ready. wooden drum replaces iron. Town council grades Public Square. Arbor Day grove planted. John Kinney and wife return west after weeks visiting. Holtz Ferguson and L. K. Hill depart for New York City. Walter Scott accompanies to Baltimore.

L. J. Rose Noah Shaw William Shaw P.L Dilley WH. A. Dilley New Concord Samuel Wellington Sarahsville Lizzie Houseman W. Va John Sheplar Blue Sell Susan Lowry Henry Smith Weslegian Church Ephriam Dilley Columbus Potts Frank Amster Porter Lowery Mill Street John Kinney West Holtz Ferguson L. K. Hill New York City Walter Dr. Scott Baltimore

Guaranteed Remedy for Consumption and Chest Ailments

A medicinal advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery for throat lung and chest issues including consumption bronchitis and asthma. It promises relief or purchase price refund and notes a pleasant taste and safety with trial bottles at D M Hawthorne s Drug Store.

Dr. King D. M. Hawthorne

Bright new stock drives sale push at local shop

The store promotes Spring offerings in silk wool and cotton fabrics with fashionable robes and dress trimmings. It touts clean stock, low prices, one price to all, and claims bankrupt stock competition while claiming to meet any price with rock bottom reductions.

Cambridge Star Charlie

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