Mayhem of town notes and civic farewell in Cambridge
A weather prophet predicts a stormy May while a heavy frost grips the region Friday morning. Obituaries note the death of Mrs Angeline McKinney of New Concord, and Mrs Foster of Caldwell. Local items include new building permits, a soldiers reunion in Caldwell, factory and railroad news, market ads, and civic banquet for retiring Cambridge officials led by Mayor Robert T. Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latcher's
Angeline McKinney
New Concord
Thalheimer’s
S Craig & Son
Muskingum County
Caldwell
O. L. Anderson
Clumbus
Cambridge Friends
J. O. Melilyar
Kellogg to Perform Grand Opera at Hammond's Opera House
Miss Kellogg and company appear Thursday evening May 7 with Donizetti La Favorita and Verdi Rigoletto. The program includes the second act of La Favorita and the famous quartet scene from Rigoletto with elaborate costumes and staging. Carr ie Morse Signor Carlo Spigaroli and William H. Lee join as soloists. Charles E Pratt is the pianist accompanist. tickets on sale at Wall's drug store.
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Hammond’s
Opera House
New England
South
Miss Kellogg
Lee
American Opera Company
Geetz
Charles E Pratt
Wall’s
Examinations for City Teachers Set May 17 1890
An examination of teachers for the City schools will be held in the high school room Central school building May 17 1890. Examinations begin at 9 a m. By order of the Board QO T Carson President 242w WT Young Clerk Notice W M Carr or A S Carr have no interest in or connection with the Guernsey Natural Gas Company of Ohio W H Saryock President
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Central School
QO. T. Carson
W.T. Young
W. M. Carr
A. $. Carr
Guernsey Natural Gas Company of
Ohio
W. H. Saryock
Guernsey
Local Notes From Senecaville and Surrounding Areas
Squire Oliver moves onto Mill street in Senecaville. James Bethel of Vinton county visits relatives. Simon Morrison works at a Columbus tile factory. Lowry appointed census enumerator for this township. Rev. John W. Wilson returns from Newark and leaves Friday for work. Rev. A B Shaw and wife and baby visit town for a few weeks. County Commissioners inspect a broken bridge near the Porter Lowry farm. Mrs Heidlebach of New Gottingen buys Mullinix property at public sale for 810 dollars. McCune and Parry receive a carload of corn from Putnam county. R N Dennison travels there and stays with W S Archer at Leipsie, a former local resident who runs a hotel.
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Squire Oliver
Mill Street
James Bethel
Vinton County
Simon Morrison
Columbus
Lowry
John W. Wilson
Newark
A. B. Shaw
Porter Lowry
Hopewell Church and Knox Township Notes Cheer Visitation and Events
Rev. H. Appleton visited the sick in Hopewell this week. J M Johnston was chosen to conduct the Knox township census. Wm Young and Mrs F M Temple continue to suffer lung disease. The local wheat crop looks promising. John McCulley returned from Iowa to settle in Knox township. Joseph D Bell and wife hosted an entertainment for young friends Monday night. Dr Wall was called to see Charles Ratliff Sr who has winter illness. James B and Howard Stewart attended the funeral of their aunt Cassandria Starky at New Concord, buried near Adamsville. William Lemmon and Miss Lydia Smith were married last Thursday before about eighty people. the bride received a Bible from Rev J T Campbell. A Friday reception followed at the groom’s home with a serenade customary to the area.
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H. Appleton
Hopewell
J M. Johnston
Knox Township
Wm. Young
F. M. Temple
John McCulley
Iowa
Joseph D. Bell
Dr. Wall
Charles Ratliff Sr
James B
Howard Stewart
Cassandria Starky
New Concord
Adamsville
William Lemmon
Lydia Smith
J T. Campbell
Frosty Friday and town notices from Norris township
A heavy frost touched Norris township Friday morning. George A. Gibson of Norris mines traveled with his father on Sabbath. Mrs. Nancy Gillespie visited Harrison county to see her father. James J. Davis appointed postmaster, to move office to Davis & Yeo room. G. A. R. post held ice cream social with gross receipts around 24 dollars. Samuel A. Gibson’s pension increased from six to seventeen dollars monthly. The advanced school department closed April 30 with pupils and teachers celebrating. Ella Miller and Charlie Miller performed on organ and violin. Berry received a gold pen from pupils.
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Wm Gibson
George A. Gibson
Norris Mines
Mr. Lepage
Cambridge
W. H. McCartney
Nancy Gillespie
Harrison County
Charles Ray
Pennsylvania
Davis & Yeo
G. A. R. Post
School Hall
Samuel A. Gibson
John K. Thompson
Thompson
Advanced Department of School
Ella Miller
Charlie
Berry
J. Berry
Rock Hill Coal Co Offers Semi Monthly Pay in Ohio
Wantrp-100 miners at Rock Hill mine Flushing Belmont County Ohio receive semi monthly pay with steady work guaranteed. Union men employed at Rock Hill Coal Company Flushing Ohio.
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Rock Hill Mine
Flushing
Belmont Co. O
Rock Hill Coal Company
Ohio
Frost and Rain Hit Local Farms and Towns
The article notes heavy rain and a frost on the first. Farmers plant corn this week while orchards bloom. Lin Lynn of Brady visits town. Sam Harper returns to Butler Station. social at W F Stockdale’s. Henry Little works in Smyrna moving buildings. A new District No. 7 schoolhouse is planned this summer. Jerome Coen goes to Massillon to head a telegraph office. Ww Tannehill closes Washington school and returns home. Lanning & Quillen move a saw mill. Mary Montgomery to teach winter term at Pleasant Valley No 7. James Madden dies of consumption. burial follows in UP cemetery. leaves wife and child.
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Stockdale’s
Henry Little
Smyrna
District No. 7
Jerome Coen
Massilon
Oho
Tannehill
Washington
Lanning & Quillen
Andrew Cunningham
Local Courtly Notes and Social Gleanings Last Week
JL Dollison was there one evening last week. Levi Montgomery has hired with W Magoie. The Board of Trustees met at Pt Pleasant last Saturday. Wm Dollison of Cambridge was visiting here last week. Hilas Conner of Cumberland called on friends here last week. Benjamin U David was delivering fruit trees part of last week. John Deeren of Pt Pleasant was here last week buying hogs. Mrs Frank Watson of Zanesville is visiting relatives on Crane Run. James M Wilson has been appointed census enumerator for this township. Quite a number from here attended the Spaid sale at Pt Pleasant last week. Ja Watson returned from Zanesville last week where he has been teaching school. R C Galbreath has quit working for KE A Rob ins and talks of going to Indiana. Alf Deeren has been employed to teach the Summer term of school at Beech Grove.
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JL Dollison
Levi Montgomery
Hilas Conner
Cumberland
Benjamin U David
John Deeren
I’t Pleasant
Frank Watson
Zanesville
Crane Run
James M Wilson
Pt Pleasant
Ja Watson
R C Galbreath
KE A Robins
Indiana
Alf Deeren
Beech Grove
Local Notes and Market and Appointment Updates
O F Young moved to town last week Gen Warner was here last week on business Sick list Mrs Wim Spaid and a child of Chas Pratt's Mrs Frank Coats visited friends here last Sabbath Joseph Jackson is visiting his relatives and friends in this place our market Hggs 10c butter 12c potatoes 40c wheat 80c fish sc Rev Slater resigned his charge at the EL church last Sabbath E L Spaid commenced a two months term of school at Garven's last Monday Elsworth Hipsley went to Hiramsburg last week to take charge of a section on the BZ U railroad Farmers have most of their powing done and are waiting for favorable weather to put in their crops
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O F Young
Gen Warner
Wim.Spaid
Chas Pratt
Joseph Jackson
Slater
Spaid
Garven’s
Elsworth Hipsley
Hiramsburg
BZ & U
Excursion Tickets Offered To Warrenburg For German Baptists Meet
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces round trip excursion fares to Warrenburg Missouri for the German Baptists annual meeting. Tickets go on sale May 19 through 27 and are valid for return until June 26. Call B and O agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
R.R Co
Warrenburg
Right goods at the lowest prices spread across bargains
Fragmentary line hints at a shopping focus promising low prices. No clear event, names, or dates are readable to identify a specific notice or item.
Baltimore Clothing Company Announces Wide Menswear Line
L BN and Thalheimer present a large fine supply of men’s boys and children’s apparel with a price guarantee they cannot be beaten. Their boys and children's suits are touted as particularly pleasing to even fastidious buyers.
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Thalheimer
Baltimore Clothing Company
Baseball gear promo with cap belt free on $5 purchase
A retail offer gives a baseball bat cap and belt with every five dollar purchase in the department. The deal highlights include a free cap and belt along with the bat for shoppers meeting the threshold.
Vast assortment of shirts hats and neckwear in city
In fine flannel shirts and white and colored dress shirts and neckwear we offer the largest city selection and promise savings. Hats present an elegant line of latest style stiff and soft hats with a very nobby assortment.
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Cambridge Business College
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Lindsey T. Bonnell
Center Township
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Byesville
James Reed
Batesville
Quaker City
John R. Hall
Central Ohio Railroad
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Wilson Scott
Dickinson
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Joe W. Dillebay
Wm. Schwyhart
P. T. Suit
Goshoeton County
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Annamosa
Auditor Smith
Peter Black
Canal Dover
New Philadelphia
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Bel Mont County Farmers Alliance
St. Clairsville
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Belmont County
Guernsey Natural Gas Company
Bell Farm
Liberty Township
Reeves-Eagle Pioneer Association
Washington Tewnsbip
Mary E. McKlyar
Union National Bank of
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W.H. Tannehill
Ohio Mexican Veteran’s Association
Mt. Vernon
Craig & Son
A. K. Broom
Ohio Valley Railroad
Bellaire
Capel Weemsey
Cleveland
St. Claireville
Jesse Alexander
L. M. Rodecker
James G. Johnston
West Cambridge
R H. Dilley
Taylor
Taylor Block. Repairing of all kinds # specialty. Thalheimer
Baltimore Clothing Co
J.P. Quick
Carson’s
McIlyar & Ray’s
J. K. Loos
Otto Thalheimer
Chas. L. Smith
Lizzie Markey
Macksburg
Carrie Schmauder
Olney
Illinois
Louis Schaifer
Stephen Shafer
Wood County
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Harrison Burligame
Ava
J. A. Thrapp
la Grippe
Daniel Owens
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J. D Taylor
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John Brown
Drs. Wellons
Barnesville
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S.J. McMahon
Elwood Murphy
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Pt. Pleasant
G. W. Woodruff
Dyson, Ohio
H. E. Hammond
M. E. Church
J. A. Dutton
Chillicothe
Home Natural Gas Company
Wilson Will
Muskiegum
Harkey Adams
Central Hotel
Court Square
Mellyar & Ray
Hammond’s Hall
Onliog. A
United States
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Baltimore
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Columbiana County
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Steubenville
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Newcomerstown
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Miss Lelia
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John P. Hall
Millwood Township
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Mary ID James
Cosnocton
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Mary Bk. Mellyar
J.O. Mellyar
Carson
Supreme Court of the State
Harrison County Common Pleas
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P. C. & St. L. Railway
George Frazier
Charles E. Rose
Sandusky
C. H. V. & T. Railroad
T. @. Davison
Q. C
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Washington, D. C
Trans Ohio
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B. & O. Company
Pittsburgh and Wheeling
Ohio Road
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Cincinnati
Warner Brown
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the Butchers
M. E
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John H. Sarcher
Reghini
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B. & ©. Railroad Company
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West
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Smithe
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Lew Mercer
Mac Moore
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Misses Smith
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C A. Rech
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Scott
Robert ‘T’. Scott
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Senecaville
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Antrim
Lynn
Brady
Cora
Sam Harper
Butler Station
Blue Bell
Frank Coats
Warrensburg, Mo
Lemmon—Smith
J T Campbell
Wm Lemmon
Lydia M Smith
Castoria
Mies
W.H. Foster & Co
Geneva
N.Y
Hammond's Opera House
Louie Kellogg
London
Vienna
Berlin
Paris
St. Petersburg
Donizetti
Carrie Morse
Sig
Carlo Spigaroli
William H. Lee
Charles &. Pratt
Clara Louise Kellogga
Oprano
Wall’s Drug Store
LV Way
Wuerramne Avenue
Dollison
North 7Th St
Arnold
KPREE
G. L. Arnold
Cambridge, Ohio
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Ty T. Berry
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Wolff’s
North 6Th Street
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