C M Railroad stockholders elect new directors and push road work
At the Treasurer’s office a group of stockholders selected a 11 member board led by Larz Anderson J G Warwick Oliver Garrison A J Warner F R Boby F B Swayne R M Galloway Douglas Putnam R C Livingston M D Woodford and Mortimer Ward The meeting urged vigorous improvement of the road Also noted were local incidents and upcoming hearings plus obituaries and building plans by Harry Moore and J R Barr with new residences and a hall project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. & M. Railroad
Larz Anderson
J. G. Warwick
Oliver Garrison
A.J. Warner
F. R. Boby
F. B. Swayne
R. M. Galloway
Douglas Putnam
R. C. Livingston
M. D. Woodford
Mortimer Ward
Siss Ada Botkins
Batesville
Wall Blair
Warne and
Moore
Washington sowing and fair plans noted in town update
Corn planted and wheat and straw berry prospects described. Noting visitors from Cincinnati and local mill activity. Morrison wool bill defeat cited and post office changes discussed. Public school exercises, blood purification ad, and Children’s Home transfers listed with ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Clark
Cincinnati
Ohio
James Stewart
Andrew Kendel
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Barnes Bros
Congress
Middletown
R H Henry
Children’s Home
Washington
Wil Parry
Robert Beard
Will
Nighteen
Oldham's Station Notes Boosting Season and Local News
Local telegraph of Oldham's Station reports blossoms and booming wheat weather. Mentions John A Maffett sick list, SS Anker unavailable for railroad duty, Stephen R Paden returning from Tola Kansas, and thanks to Hon J D Taylor for House speeches. Includes visits by A W Barnes and family, Nannie Selders, and Mrs David Zimmerman. Reports on the Salt Fork bridge stone work by Gilkinson Bros and a new bridge at Bridgeville. John Crow of Sam's Burgess Cambridge praised. Oldham buys a registered Durham bull. bone dust car arrives for corn crop boost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
John A Maffett
SC Barr
SS Anker
Stephen R Paden
Tola
Kansas
J D Taylor
House of Representatives
A.W Barnes and Family
Washington
Nannie Selders
Cambridge
Wm B Gilkinson
John T Maffet
Blanche
David Zimmerman
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Samuel Wortman
Cambridge Township
George C Ford
Franklin County
Levi Gill
Madison County
Robert K Ford
Gilkinson Bros
Salt Fork
Bridgeville
John A. Crow
Sam’s Burgess
John
Oldham
Licking County
John W Barnes
Cleveland
Local Notes From Senecaville and Nearby
DL Gudgeon looked after his property in town last week. A daughter was born to Frank Morehead and wife on May 5. Miss Kate Kaho visits her brother in Marietta. Emma Brown spent days in Cambridge. Mrs Mary Shafer and son from Wheeling visit Mrs Ferguson. Richard Lowrey may reopen his hotel soon. Cain builds a fence between his and Yarnell's property. Coal company shares sold by Eleazar Thompson, Robert McCune, and Richard Lowry to three others. Martha Brown hosted a gathering Friday evening. A meat theft report was false. dogs took meat from a box on a back porch. one ham found in William Shaw's yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DL Gudgeon
Frank Morehead
Kate Kaho
J D Kaho
Marietta
Emma Brown
Cambridge
Mary Shafer
Wheeling
Ferguson
Richard Lowrey
Ft Cain
George Yarnell
Eleazar Thompson
Robert McCune
Richard Lowry
Martha Brown
Martha
Dr Hill
Wm Shaw
Dr Jones Red Clover Tonic Promises Health Boost
An 19th century ad touts Dr Jones Red Clover Tonic as a cure for pimples and stomach, liver, and kidney troubles. It claims to improve complexion and health for the modern girl who left handmade work for machinery. Fifty cents from J R Downar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Jones
J. R. Downar
New Concord News Roundup Highlights Moves and Local Events
New Concord reports W C Paden left for Wooster University on Saturday. Murphy section hands quit last Friday. East of town new iron bridges were finished last week. Many students visited country friends last Saturday. The new bakery and restaurant will be open soon. Literary societies discuss political questions this term. A game of ball next Saturday features the college nine versus Cambridge. A H McCullouch left college to work at Gault's drug store. Bicycle club riders from Champion City Springfield passed through en route to Washington for the League meet on the 19th and 20th. They traveled 120 miles in two days over a heavy road, leaving Springfield on the 8th and aiming for Washington City by the 16th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W C Paden
Wooster University
Murphy
College
Cambridge
H McCullouch
Gault’s
L Myers
EG Barnett
CE Maxwell
Champion City Bicycle Club
Springfield
Washington
American Wheelmen
Washington City
Hall's Hair Renewer Promises Hair Regrowth and Color
Baldness may be avoided by Hall's Hair Renewer. It claims to prevent hair loss and stimulate renewed growth and luster. The product also restores faded hair to its original dark color and supposedly cures many scalp diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Local Notes From Blue Bell and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Mary David on the sick list E E Bugher returned from Kentucky Johnson Adair bought a fine organ Farmers near Blue Bell finish corn planting F M Deeren teaching at West Point this summer Jev W H Wilson preaches at Harmony Christian church on the fourth Sunday John W Spaid contracted to build Edwin Hackley's new house Mason work begun Sanford Orr barn and outbuildings burned no insurance estimated loss over a thousand dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary David
E Bugher
Kentucky
Johnson Adair
F M Deeren
West Point
Jev W H Wilson
Quaker City
Christian Church
Harmony
John W Spaid
Hartford
Edwin Hackley
Sanford Orr
Memorial Day Program and Procession Details
The text outlines a Memorial Day observance with an orderly march beginning at Post Headquarters at 2 o clock PM led by the Hartford Band. The route goes east on Main, north to Steuben ville Avenue, west to the School, then to Seventh Street and Wheeling Avenue to the Cemetery, followed by cemetery ceremonies and a school program with music, prayers, speeches, and songs. It also contains an advertisement for Dr. Bigelow's Positive Cure from Montgomery & Co. and J. R. Downar, claiming cures for throat and lung diseases with prices and bottles offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo’clock
P.M
Lodge
Hartford Band
Eighth Street
Steubenville Avenue
Seventh Street
Wheeling Avenue
Dr. Bigelow
Montgomery & Co
Decorah
Iowa
J. R. Downar
Riverside notes on farming and church matters
Farmers near Antrim report corn planting complete and cherry and apple blooms abundant though peaches scarce. Rev C H Edwards held a quarterly meeting at Antrim and Rev C C Erwin of New Concord baptized and added eight members to Brushy Fork Baptist Church last Saturday. Social gathering at Robert Montgomery's home featured music by Weyrs and Montgomery Bros. An advertisement claims Athlophor Os relieves rheumatism and neuralgia by cleansing acids, with a Vermont resident reporting quick relief for his 87 year old father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C H Edwards
Antrim
C C Erwin
New Concord
Brushy Fork Baptist Church
Robert Montgomery
James Weyrs
Montgomery Bros
Sabbath Schools Institute Meeting at Cam bridge May 1884
The programme for the Institute of the Churches and Sabbath Schools of Wills Creek Baptist Association lists sessions at Cambridge Ohio on May 23 and 24 1884. It covers prayers welcomes progress reports doctrine discussions and closing exercises with multiple speakers and discussion periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of the Churches and Sabbath Schools
Churches of
Wills Creek Baptist Association
Cambridge
Ohio
Institute
J. M. McCollum
W. K. Gooders
H. N. Gore
A. Jordan
M. Burt
Wm. Spear
W. R. Hosick
E. W. Burt
E. C. Cash
D. E. Braden
G. G. Boyd
D. W. Wharton
C. C. Erwin
G. T. Jones
B. Cone
F. Winiker
L. Wilson
Sapa
A. J . McElwain
J. W. Miller
A. K. Meall
J. Deets
H. H. Dunaway
J. Harvey
J. G. Whitaker
G. W. Winiker
Griggs Glycerine Salve touted as universal cure
An 19th century style sale notice promotes Griggs Glycerine Salve as a universal healer for cuts burns wounds and all skin eruptions. It claims piles tetter and other sores can be cured with guaranteed satisfaction or refund. For sale by J R Downar. May 1 84 ly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griggs
J. R. Downar
Wool Growers Meeting in Guernsey County Ohio
The wool growers of Guernsey County Ohio plan a Cambridge gathering on June 6 1884 at 10 am with reports from township vice presidents and treasurers. Afternoon sessions pose questions on wool production profitability tariff protection and cooperative interests led by Thomas S Luccock Alexander Laughlin W N Cowden and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Ohio
Cambridge
John H. White
Claysville
T. T. Titus
Cadwalder
Tuscarawas County
Thos. S. Luccock
Kimbolton
Alexander Laughlin
Lore City
W. N. Cowden
Quaker City
W. S. Brashear
Milnersville
J. W. Cale
Love City
G. Warrborn
Antrim
S. L. Grimsley
W. A. Chalfant
Danford
Hugh Keenan
Miller McCollums
Washington
J. H. Oxley
Orper
Remarkable Escape From Lung Disease in Tunkhannock
Mrs Mary A Dailey of Tunkhannock Pennsylvania suffered six years with asthma and bronchitis. After trying top physicians with no relief she found Dr King s New Discovery last October, felt relief immediately and was cured gaining 50 pounds in a few months. Free trial bottles at J R Downar s Drug Store, large bottles 1 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Dailey
Tunkhannock
Dr.King
J. R. Downar
How to Make Candy from Home Recipes
A Rochester publisher advertises a book with complete directions for plain and fancy candies. It claims caramels and chocolate drops match those of leading city confectioners and can be made at home for less than one third the usual cost. Sent postpaid for 30 cents and the names of fifteen married ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Publishing Co
Osburn
Rochester
N, Y
Planing mill resumes work and bakery planned soon
LW Smith and A W Conner purchased a new fifty inch bicycle. Mrs Lizzie Rutherford visited friends at Bellaire this week. Eight persons were immersed last Sabbath by Rev Wells. ED Fouts slipped from an 18 foot church roof last Saturday and received injuries not fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LW Smith
A W Conner
Lizzie Rutherford
Bellaire
Rev Wells
ED Fouts
Marriages Recorded May 7 1884 in Ohio Hadley
St. Charn Haas wedding records show Milton St Clair of Salesville and Mary A Haas of Washington County Ohio marry on May 7 1884 by Clark Rose at Milton St Clair home. Wilson Lanning nuptials list Ludlow Wilson and Ella M Lanning wed May 7 1884 at Pacific House by Rev W L Wells both of Guernsey County Ohio.
Ohio Coal Company Seeks Land for Railway Connection
The Ohio Coal Company files a petition in Guernsey county Ohio probate court on May 10 1834 seeking appropriation of land in Guernsey for a double track railway to link its mines with the Cleveland and Marietta railroad. A hearing is set for June 17 1884 at 9 a.m. Mathews and Heade attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Nicholson
Guthrie Center
Guthrie County
Iowa
Ohio Coal Company
Guernsey County
Ohio
Guernsey
Cleveland & Marietta
Mathews
Miller’s Coane
Griffee Moss
John W. Anderson
Richland Township
Guernsey Count
John W. Andes Griffee Moss
Heirs Named in Ohio Suit Over Divided Lands
Alice Crawford files in Guernsey County Ohio against John McGee Elizabeth Woo urn Margaret A. McDonald alleging entitlement to undivided shares of lands in Muskingum and Guernsey Counties and Mill's addition with In-lets 7 8 32 adjoining town 9 range 10. Answer due May 31 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGee
Rolling Green
Sumner County
Kansas
Elizabeth Woo Urn
Pete Chaney
Crawford County
Michigan
Margaret A. McDonald
Peoria
Ilinois
Margaret Crawford
Alice Crawford
Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey County
Ohio
Muskingum County
Mill
Cumberland
Campbell & Rosemond
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Tion
Piers BookStore
Ogier's Book Store
Buckingham’s
K.P. Hall & CO
Nashua
N. H
Ayer
Dr. Hartar
Marter
Dr. Harter
Cambridge Herald
Ogier’s
Bostwick & Veitch
Tf Buckeye
Garden City Super Phosphate
J. E. Annis
P. T. Suitt
East 8Th Street
James Moreland
Charles Clark
Thomas Pyles
Westland Township
S. C. Barr
Robert Mahaffey
Church Street
J. D. Taylor
Congressional Directory
G. A. R. Post
Ogier
A. B. Hering
Athens Asylum
Albert Satcher
Emma George
Ashton
Forsythes
Taylor Block
Milton St. Clair
Mary A. Haas
Charles Moore
Ella Kilbreath
Big Watch
Rogers & Brother
New Comerstown
Robinson
D.C Kennon
Fairview
Kersey’s
Mill Street
Court House
Satcher’s
City Hall
Red’s
Newcomerstown
Fountain Hotel
Depot
Belmont County
Oil Exchange
J.T. Collin
Ricky
Winchester
M. Jenkins
Marshal Stanley
John Kirkpatrick
R. H. Henry
Charlie Daugherty
Lawrence
Black
Baptist Church
Q. C. Kenaston
E. Nyce
Court House Tower
Edenburn
Londonderry Township
Henderson Tuttle
Gussie Parkinson
Rock Hill
Center Township
I. A. Tannehill
J. A. Bliss
J. A. Crosby
Armstrong’s
Jefferson Township
Shipley
Wills Township
Frank Grandstaff
Lou Starr
Della Robb
B. B. Brill
Lida McGill
Zanesville
the Herald
4Th Ward
Messrs Robins
Center
Richland Townships
Will Hyatt
Starkey
M. E
Earnest Febrache
J. C. Steele
Steubenville
Sarah Rosemond
Moses Glass and Son
Downar
Charles Smith
Allegheny
Mattie Campbell
Barnesville
J. M. Atchison
Monmouth
W.E. Boden
J. R. McElhany
Omaha
Nebraska
J. H. Butler
James O'Hanlon
Columbus
Alice
J.G. Black
Presbyterian Church
Geo. A. Ford
Reynoldsburg
Ohi
Robert K. Ford
Belle Simmons
Morgan Junction
North 5Th Street
Nashington County
Joe. T. Scott
Dickinson
Dakota
Kate Dunlevy
Hite
Bertha Cutter
L. J. Cutter
Atkinson
Cutter
Maple
Johnson
McGill
C. O
Newwark
J. T. Lingenfelter
J.C. Beckett
Newark
A. G. Scott
R. W. Anderson
J. H. Sarcher
J. P. Mahaffey
J. P. Brown
J. T. Jackson
Rhode Thomas
G. H. Boetcher
J. H. Larcher
W. K.gooders
E. W. Mathews
I. A. Oldham
W. H. H. Mellyar
R. Thomas
T. G. Brown
Maley Atkins
Spicy Farrar
Clara Hunter
Ella Bell
Beck Hyatt
Lute Clark
May Stone
Ada McFarland
Ella Grimes
Kate Webb
Laura McCollum
Sarepta Bonnell
Hartford Cornet Band
W.H. Ball
S. A. Crawford
Herald
Louisville & Nashville Road
Will” Barnett
Werner Bros
Akron
Bruner
Rainey
Criswell
Fire
Wall
Boden
Mellyar
Campbell
MeIlyar
W. A. Rainey
Council Chamber
W. H. H. McIlyar
M E Gallup
Samuel Scott
D. T. Jeffries
Jeffries
Scott
E. M. Stottlemire
Improvement Committee
Jacob Ferbrache
Harry Moore
Dr. McPherson
West
J. R. Barr
Oldham’s Station
Senecaville
Blue Bell
Cambri Ohio
Cambridge Post
Gary E
Sue Odd Anniv
Geax Navang
Jennings
Cambridge Choral Society
Seeeee Robe
Hamyonp
P. C
Comrads
W. H. Bau
Vrauon
McFarland
W. L. Seymour
Willston
Missouri
Extony
Nopaway Co
Heratp
Heraup
Buckeye
Pisce I
James Hammond
John McBurney
Herat
Nodaway County
Banner Agricultural and Stock Raising
Great West
Gro. W. McEwre
Byesville
Eure
David Sarenet
Liberty Township
T. T. Richard
Main Street
D. T. Satchet
W. A. Carpenter
O’hanlon
J. Ohanlon
Public Square
James Davis
Ses
William Tipton
J. BR. Hibbs
East
Elza Davis
R. T. Scott
Attorney AT Law
New Taylor Block
Central House
WM. Williams
Market Street
4Th and
St. Zanesville
Ata
Kisner
W. A. Campbell
B. Thomas
S. B. Hoopman
J. Mee
Olloum
G. V. Gildea
Dr. White
B. Bell
W. H. Bell
W. T. Trenner
Dr. Smith
Peter Schaler
Jaug
Wall Street
Carleton
Treasury of
Cc. C. GC. Paine
Detroit
Mich
willTz An
Foutz
David E. Foutz
Baltimore
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