Cambridge Herald 1889 May 16 Local News Highlights
Local items report fairs and camp meetings, new furniture, and health notices. Notable notes include a Sunday School Institute at Caldwell, tree fall injury near Scio, fires nationwide, and the Cambridge chair factory’s steady production.
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Caldwell
Cambridge Races at Cambridge Ohio July 3 4 1889
Cambridge Driving Park Associa tion invites horsemen to a July 3 4 1889 meet with purses 200 250 150 100 250 200 300 across running and trotting classes. Officers listed include Thomas Smith A J Clark M Turner I C Riggs James McBurney and others. Address Thos Smith president E C Riggs secretary James Metsurney assistant secretary Cambridge Ohio.
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Thomas Smith
A. J. Clark
M. Turner
I. C. Riggs
James McBurney
A. C. Cochran
Thos. Smith
E. C. Riggs
James Metsurney
Cambridge
Ohio
Ward A Vacancy Sparks Bid for Ward A Special Election
Council proceedings recount Ward A vacancy and disputes over appointing or electing a successor. Mayor Scott and council wrestle with legal opinions, votes, and a petition by 84 Ward A voters before scheduling a May 21 special election as test case.
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Scott
Gillin
Hardesty
Jefferson
McCollum
Quinn
John M. Gardner
Giffin
McCellum
Messrs Allen
Whissel
Ward A
Allen
McCallum
J. W. Campbell
A. C. Cochran
S. A Shrove
Samuel Fulton
Committee On
Wm. Harris
Cillin
Uinn
Jefferson, Hardesty and
Whissel, Allen and
Allen, Whissel and
Allen and
McColum
Gardner
Whisselways
Messrs
Mathews
J. A. Treette
Troette
Campbell
Common Pleas Court
Enos and Walls Model Comedy Co Opens Week at Hammond’s
Enos and Wall’s Model Comedy Co opens a week at Hammond’s Opera House with Passion’s Slave to a packed house amid stormy weather. The company promises a run of strong performances including Shadows of a Home East Lynne A Wife’s Peril and The Private Secretary. Fanchen the dricket Saturday matinee offers 10 cent admission and a gold watch prize drawing.
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Enos
Wall
Model Comedy Co
Hammond’s
Opera House
East Lynne
Fanchen
Atkins
Cambridge Post G A R Meets Twice A Month
The Cambridge Post G A R holds meetings on the second and fourth Monday evenings each month in the Hutchison block.
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Cambridge Post
Hutchison
Mourn not the shame that comes to you at the opera
An idyl of home life was presented at the opera house Wednesday evening. The performance depicted shadows falling into households and urged bravery in facing grief as a shared fate.
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Opera House
Washington News Booth Sees Rail Work And Socials
Farmers wash sheep in town as Miss Sadie Oldham visits Cambridge. A Salt Fork fishing party reports a good time with few fish. DV Hoag Jr arrives from Pittsburgh as an oil well is expected to come in soon. Rail line work advances from Washington to Freeport with grade stakes to Hartford. A town boom follows a new trestle bridge and growing labor.
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Cambridge
Salt Fork
Money Frame
New York City
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
DV Hoag, Jr
Pittsburgh
Jas Baker
R M. Colley
Fair Board
Col A E Boone
The
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Washington
Freeport
Campbell's Station
Hartford
Decoration Day Parade and Graveside Observance at Quaker City
Decoration Day May 30 features flower strewing and grave decorating at Batesville St Marys church Wesley Chapel Friend's graveyard St Johns Milers and Salesville with 9 am start. At 12:30 pm citizens soldiers schools and officials form a parade to Green Lawn cemetery then Palace hall for memorial rituals and addresses by D D Taylor N Fl Barber and others.
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St. Mary's Church
Wesley Chapel
Friend’s Graveyard
St. Johns
Miliers
Salesville
Lunker City
School House
Palace Hall
South Street
Green Lawn Cemetery
D. D. Taylor
N. Fl. Barber
Sup’t Alva B. Hall
W. P. Hartley
W. A. Lingo
J W. Hill
A. M. Floyd
Extensive display of ladies undergarments and trimmings
A broad exhibition showcases Hosiery Gloves Handkerchiefs Collars Cuffs Corsets Dress Trimmings Embroideries Towels and the citys most extensive line of Ladies Muslin and Jersey Ribbed Underwear.
Electric Bitters Prove Cure for Liver Kidney Blood
W D Sult of Bippus Indiana testifies Electric Bitters relieved rheumatism after six bottles. Abraham Hare of Bellville Ohio says it is the best selling medicine he has handled in 20 years. Thousands testify, verdict unanimous that it cures liver kidney and blood diseases. Only fifty cents a bottle at Hawthorne's drugstore.
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Bippus
Indiana
Abraham Hare
Bellville
Ohio
Hawthorne
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