Justices of the Peace listings across Guernsey county
A compiled list of justices of the peace and associated personnel in Guernsey county and surrounding areas. Names, towns, and counties are given in a dense roll with multiple appointments including Cambridge Center Jackson Jefferson Knox Londonderry Madison Millwood Monroe Oxford Spencer and Weshton among others.
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Justices OF the Peace
Guernsey CO
Adams
D M Watson Gallagher
Joseph Wilson
Sage
Muskingum County
Cambridge
W A Carpenter
Kira Turner
Nelson
Washington
Calvert
Midway
Jackson
James Son
John Frye
Byesville
Jeerson
J W Armstrong
Thomas McWkahan
Bray
Knox
JL Hawthorne
Creighton
SR Patterson
Londonderry
Wint M Logan
Theo B Wibbs
Smyrna
Harrison County
Liberty
Wo Luccork
Kimbolton
John Kk Thompson
North Salem
Madison
J DD Thompson
Antrim
Simeon Brown
Brown Millwood
J BB Kartley
TM Jcohnson
Quaker City
Clark Rose
Salesville
Monroe
D T Branigar
Milinersvile
Wilma Vircue
North Stem
Oxford
Joriah P Bryant
MitUelourrne
J B'Parkle
Joseph Ferrer
Fairview Richland
N 'P Oliver
Morrison Chester
Alex Lane
Senecaville
Spencer
Joseph Parkes
Cumberland
Pollison
Brie
Bell Valley
M OL Spaid
Dyson
Prye
Buffalo Washington
Elijah Daugherty
Samuel Smith
Milnersville
Westland
William T Wilson
John White
Wheeling
Alfred TL Weetson
Selamon Mercer
Guernsey
Wills
Robert McBurney
James M Patterson
Eid Cretchton
Fraternal Lodge Listings and Meeting Nights
A catalog of Cambridge area lodges and fraternal orders with their meeting nights and halls. Includes Cambridge Lodge No 1 FP and AM, Scottish Rite Bodies, Cambridge Council Princes of Jerusalem, Cambridge Chapter Rose Croix, I O O F lodges, and Weight of Pythias with schedules and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Lodge
A. M
Hutchison Gleek
A.R. Murray
Boonetary
Cambridge Lodge of Perfection
Cambridge Council
Princes of Jerusalem
Cambridge Thapter Rose Croix
Hutchison
Murray
Eureka
Weshington
Mount
Craig
W. OM
Lawrence
Ghaeciace Bh
Neamporent I. Olo
J. W. Oule
C.F. W.R. Sprague
Scribe
Odd Fellows Hall
J. F. Salmon
N. J. Bruner
Ssi
Baer Lodge
Oita
Oded Pellows
Alali
Point
Absalom Milner
WM Lawrence
Local Church Services Listed for Sabbath
United Presbyterian Farland and three other churches report Sabbath sermons each week with morning or early afternoon times, Sabbath School, and Wednesday prayer meetings. Several churches note no regular pastor and list Sunday programs across denominations including Methodist Episcopal and Baptist congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Farland
Ll Aim
Atoa
Methodist Episcopal Church
W W Thompson
Spom
Kaim
Baptist Church
Yaa
M E
Thomas Knox Miaster
Yaw
Nernani at S Craig & Sons and local shopping notes
The Cambridge Herald lists promotions and sales at S Craig & Sons including geraniums silk and brocade items, Oldham and Kohn stores, and Thalheimer's clothing. It notes Court House yard sodding, local deaths, marriages, temperance actions, and town news from Quaker City to Zanesville with multiple vendors advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nernani
S. Craig & Sons
Oldham’s
Kohn
Court House
Kohn’s
Personal notices and visits span towns and states
W L Stevens of Senecaville visited town Monday. Mrs Davenport Weir and Mrs Jane Wilkin visited Fairview and local friends. Mrs Comin Speer of Quaker City called on friends. Prof J M Yarnell saw Barnesville friends. W B Haye plans to move to Tennessee. Miss Pet Chapman of Washington visits the Scott sisters. Dr G T Tingle greeted friends Monday. Dr I C Wells visited Mt Pleasant Wednesday. K Allen and wife return to Springfield Ohio Friday. Miss Fannie Dye of Marietta stayed with the Clark family. Mrs Clarence Hambleton of Keokuk Iowa visits her sister Mrs R C Cline. Miss Chloe Fowler of Barnesville visits Miss Mary Smith. Rev J M Moore of Ontario Ohio stayed with Dr B J Blair. Sen J D Taylor attended the Brooklyn Bridge opening. Miss Mary Boyd returns to Quaker City after Barnesville visit. J M Amos of Caldwell Press attended commencement Friday. Rev Dr McFarland to assist Rev Speer in Canonsburg Pa. Oscar D Till son of A J Hill is A P railroad dispatcher at Williams Arizona. Miss Rue George of New Concord visits sister Mrs J H McKinney. Rev Dr Paul of New Concord preached opening sermon at U P General Assembly in Pittsburgh. Mrs Rev Dr Lytle and daughter of Bloomfield visited here. Lytle en route to Pittsburgh for the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Stevens
Senecaville
Davenport Weir
Fairview
Jane Wilkin
Comin Speer
Quaker City
J. M. Yarnell
Barnesville
W. B. Haye
Middlebourne
Tennessee
Pet” Chapman
Washington
Scott
G.T. Tingle
I. C. Wells
Mt. Pleasant
Ohio
K. Allen
Springfield
Fannie Dye
Marietta
T. C. Clark
Clarence Hambleton
Keokuk
Iown
R. C. Cline
Chloe Fowler
Mary Smith
J. M. Moore
Ontario
B.J. Blair
J. D. Taylor
Brooklyn Bridge
Mary Boyd
J. M. Amos
Caldwell Press
Dr. McFarland
Speer
Canonsburg
Oscar D. Till
A. J. Hill
Williams
Arizona
Rue George
New Concord
J. H. McKinney
Dr. Paul
U.P. General Assembly
Pittsburgh
Dr. Lytle
Bloomfield
Tenor of the Union Schools tenth annual commencement
The Union Schools closed last Thursday with a crowded tenth annual commencement. Students delivered essays and orations on subjects like Doubters Civ ilization and Misused energy. The program included music by the New Concord orchestra and a diploma presentation by Dr J T McPherson.
Public meeting plans dedication of new Court House
A Town Mall meeting last Thursday elected W Kk. Gooders as Chairman and J R Barr as Secretary to lead a committee of A W Nicholson W M Farrar J C Steele E W Mathews J R Barr J W Campbell T H Anderson Rev W H McFarland Wm Barton Isaac W Hall and W A Rainey. The dedication date is not set but likely in early Fall. Citizens urged strong participation for a grand county event.
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Court House
W. Kk. Gooders
J. R. Barr
A W Nicholson
W M Farrar
J C Steele
E W Mathews
J R Barr
J W Campbell
T H Anderson
W H McFarland
Wm Barton
Isaac W Hall
W A Rainey
Sulphur Treatment Prevents Lice on Hens and Turkeys
An old advice notes to place a teaspoonful of sulphur in the nest when fowls are setting. Heat from the birds drives fumes through their bodies to kill every louse, and since nuts hatch in ten days, the hen leaves the nest free of nits and lice.
Monument sellers invite buyers to Jed Williams works
Parties desiring to purchase marble or granite monuments and headstones can choose from the largest stock in Eastern Ohio at Jed Williams on the Public Square. Customers can save all agents commissions by buying direct.
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Ohio
Jed Williams
Court Report Hox Jupace W H Frazier Clerk
Civil actions settled or decided include Moore vs Fleming by $80 payment and Johnson vs Heskett default judgment of $257.88. Guardians appointed and partitions ordered on oaths. Cleary vs Wells default judgment of $320.25. Basford partition by oaths. Tillett v Tillett settled at defendant costs. Maxwell v Beggs breach of promise suit damages $5,000 verdict for defendant.
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L L. Moore
B . Fleming
Ebenezer Johnson
John S Heskett
Catharine Peoples
Sarah Stevens
J E Lawrence Esq
Cuardian Ad
JD Basford
Geo W Rose
Avery Stiers
J W Potts
Wilma Tillett
James A Tillett
Jas A Tillett
Eliza J. Maxwell
William Beggs
Traveling Turkish Caravan Strands on Wheeling Avenue
A group described as Turks paraded through Wheeling Avenue last Wednesday evening with children strapped in packs on horseback. They begged for bread as crowds watched. Accompanying the group were three bears and a monkey, drawing many sightseers.
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Wheeling Avenue
Not a Candidate for Governor In Pennyroyal Reunion Planned
A public notice states L Hirschberg is not a candidate for governor despite rumors. He is promoting ready-made clothing bargains, not political aims. The Pennyroyal Reunion will be August 22 and 23 at Center School house grove with a committee led by D D Taylor and others meeting at Fairview on July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hirschberg
Center School House Grove
D. D. Taylor
John Kirkpatrick
W.S. Heade
J.O. Grimes
Win
Barton
R. H., Henry
Alex. Cochran
D. C. Kennon
Dr. H. Stout
Fairview
Wires at Oldhams Briefs and Local Notes
News from Oldhams notes Cora Phillips quitting railroading and Win Hf Bell regaining mobility. Calf loss at SAL Oldham, good weather for wheat, RD Oldham returning to Licking county, many hunters and squirrels reported, Wortman brothers visiting near Washington, sand hauling to Cambridge, vocal class organized at Richard's schoolhouse, new time card for C and M railroad effective June 2. Communion at Mount Hermon, Little aiding Campbell, Porter and Scott moving saw mill to John Sharon’s farm, cold wet weather hurting young chickens, Maffet party for Mrs Anker’s birthday, Robert K Ford’s health improving, commencement at Cambridge, road supervision by IL Tingle, Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with $100 reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Phillips
Win Hf Bell
Sal Oldham
RD Oldham
Licking County
Robert Wortman
Washington
Cambridge
Richard
C & M Railroad
Mount Hermon
Rey Little
Rey Campbell
Porter & Scott
John Sharon
JT Maffet
Maffet
Samuel Anker
Robert K Ford
IL Tingle
Kimbolton Community Notes and Local Updates
Kimbolton news reports Mrs Sophia Thompson in frail health Jacob Dayton sells hardware to J B Luccock and closes shop James Bell back from London Derry sick Ife works for Wilkin Brothers band nearing Fourth of July event district expects mixed results next Thursday several local students head to Washington for winter school exams Republican delegates to Brown for Commissioner Bell Cemetery Trustees reelected and funds of 90 North Salem M P Church quarterly meeting ministers Collison Cale Nash Martin preach on church of living God sermon praised Ife urges liberal church support. Communion services held at North Salem M P Church with Rev Nash sermon on the New Testament in My blood. strong moral exhortation.fullstop
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Thompson
Jacob Dayton
J. B. Luccock
James Bell
Londonderry
Ife
Wilkin Brothers
Wheeling and Liberty
Washington
D. L. Clark
R. V. Achison
Joni Wallace
J. W. McCullough
W. R. Forsythe
A. Gibson
Brown
Bell Cemetery
Josh Martin
Robert Pollock
James M. Bell
North Salem M. P
Collison
Cale
Love City
Kimbolton
John McKahan
J. P. McKee
J. W. Martin
J. I. Nash
Steubenville
Nash
Church of the Living God
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
Advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming thousands cured annually after doctors gave up. Priced at 75 cents a bottle and sold by John Downar. March 8, 3-M.
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Hall
John Downar
New Concord College Hall Repairs and Local Notices
New Concord College Hall is undergoing repairs. Prof Gray occupied the pulpit of the UP church Sabbath. Quite a number of students attended the commencement at Cambridge Friday night. The members of the UP church have made a call for W W Camthers, a recent licentiate. No services were held in the Presbyterian church Sabbath. Rev Brown assisted Rev Milligan in communion. The seniors will spend their vacation at home, except Mr Moffat who is teaching in the college and cannot leave. Decoration day addresses will be delivered by Dr McFarland and Hon J D Taylor. The cornet band will show patriotism by blowing for the occasion. Prof Paden surrendered last Tuesday evening when about twenty-five-twos rushed in. he claimed it as his birthday. The classical professor submitted when overwhelmed by students, then exclaimed Socrates Snooks’ line. The ladies presented a gold pen and holder, and the gentlemen a German Stu dent's lamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Concord College
Gray
UP Church
Cambridge
W W Camthers
Presbyterian Church
Rev Brown
Milligan
Moffat
McFarland
J D Taylor
Paden
Muskingum
Socrates Snooks
Local notes record weather, sales, and deaths in town
The item notes frost killed early vegetables and hail with no damage, sales by James McDowell of Buckeye reaping machines, Kirk the Buckeye agent sold two binders, and Wm Tyson bought a one third interest in Washington Mills. It mentions a change of American Hotel to Smith House, death of Joseph Eagleson at 83, and death and funeral for Mrs. Alexander Sproat. Republican delegates elected include McDowell and Wilkin among others, with local contracts and finances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Heiner
Bellaire
Miss Clark
Cambridge
Mahaffeys
JS Amstot
Smith House
James McDowell
Winchester
Wm Tyson
Washington Mills
Kirk
Elijah Craft Esq
Payette County
A Sproat
Jenkins
Zanesville
J M Thompson
County Nfirmary
Sanford Hyde
M E Craig
Samuel Clemens
Joseph Eagleson
Center Township
Bea Purdum
Oil City
Archibald Wilkin
J E Coen
JR Roades
P ‘I Henry
VD Craig
Alexander Sproat
Work progresses on Cumberland school project and local plans
Mrs Catharine Finley is gravely ill. Foundation work begins for a new school house. A primary meeting produced about seventeen votes. 200 000 bricks ready to burn midweek. Fifty car loads of iron await unloading at Belle Valley for narrow gauge. Track laying will start after grading. Geological surveyor Mr Brown visits, seeking local information. Bethel church concert at Blue Bell drawn sizable attendance with WC and Maggie White trio orchestra as a highlight.
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Catharine Finley
Belle Valley
Rush McClelland
Local News and Society Notes From Hopewell and Nearby Areas
Simon Stiles nears death from brain congestion while AH Duff sells bees at Hopewell and CC Andrews of Zanesville acts as hedge-nursery agent. Henry Thomas returns from Indiana and Cyrus Moore visits Bridgeport relatives. Har riet Zahnizer visits Washington friends. Ed Johnson visits Winchester friends. Antrim fishing party nets near this place. Garber and Stiles buy numerous good horses. Farmers face replanting due to late cold and bad seed. Independence school district seeks a winter teacher. Sneak thieves are active. they are said to reside nearby and may target Columbus, with deserved punishment seen as likely.
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Simon Stiles
AH Duff
Hopewell
CC Andrews
Zanesville
Henry Thomas
Indiana
Cyrus Moore
Bridgeport
George Lynn
Hanover
Harriet Zahnizer
Washington
Ed Johnson
Winchester
Antrim
Garber & Stiles
Independence School
Columbus
Local Notes From Pt Pleasant and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Madison Wilson is sick. A valuable horse owned by Michael Trott died last week. Mrs. Scofield of Caldwell visits relatives. Wilber Miller of Mineral City visits friends here. William Lee of Byesville stays with his father Daniel Lee. Mr. Flanagan of Barnesville visits his daughter Mrs. Michael Kack ley. Samuel Laughlin of Noble county visits his brother James Laughlin. Rev Perego will address children at this place and Bethel Church next Sabbath a week. John L. Kackly chopped a tree. it fell against a stump trapping him between the tree and a small standing tree until helpers freed him in about 45 minutes. He sustained bad bruises but no broken bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohn’s
Thalheimer’s
Craig & Son
Oldham
Green House
Craig & Sons
Samuel Morrison
John Miley
Senecaville
Quaker City
Byesville
A. M. Mason & Co
Zanesville
Mason & Co's
Ohio
Lottie Wilson
Blue Bell
Edgar Stewart
West Cambridge
W. N. Cowden
Clyde Mellyar
Cincinnati Enquirer
Mason & Co’s
George Hanna
Iowa
Philadelphia
Adams Township
Mason & Co
J. A. Blackford
Savannah
Hirschberg’s
Hosick
Louisa Atherton
Madison Township
John A. Thompson
Isaac L. Wisher
Monroe Township
Durham
Fayette County
Madison Wilson
Michael Trott
Scofield
Caldwell
Wilber Miller
Mineral City
William Lee
Daniel Lee
Flanagan
Barnesville
Michael Kackley
Samuel Laughlin
Noble County
James Laughlin
Perego
Bethel Church
John L. Kackly
Local Notes From Midway To Cambridge Township
Miss Lou Frame of Love City visits relatives. Stephen Hill and wife of Claysville stay with friends. Music agita in M. F. Church circles. Rock Hill hosts singing. Todd Brothers moved their saw mill to Wm Bonnell's farm. Cambridge Township Board of Education to build a new District No. 10 school house this summer. School rosters list Ida McConnell, Letitia McCollum, C F Luzadder among teachers. Cool wet week raises farm corn concerns over seed rotting and germination fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Frame
Love City
Stephen Hill
Claysville
M. F
Rock I
Todd Brothers
Wm. Bonnell
Board of Education
Cambridge Township
Rock Hill
Ida McConnell
Slaughter Hill
J. E. Bonnell
Independence
Letitia McCollum
Baird's
C. F. Luzadder
Local notes with visits moves and party news
Galligher reports frosty and hail last Sabbath. A fishing party visited last Saturday. Mr Burgess of Pennsylvania visits Geo McMillen. C Watson teaches at College Hill again next winter. Mrs Lizzie Theaker and family plan moving to Kansas. Miss Rolla Atchi son's birthday party with many presents. Delegates chosen at primary: Armstrong, Atchison, Hammond, Hurrel, Watson, Rankin to County Convention. Wilson to Judicial. Watson to Central Committeemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Burgess
Pennsylvania
Geo. McMillen
S. C. Watson
College Hill
Lizzie Theaker
Kansas
Rolla Atchison
S. Armstrong
J. S. Atchison
Alex Hammond
John Hurrel
J. C. Watson
T. M. Rankin
J. G. Wilson
Judicial
J. H W. Watson
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy praised by cured patient
Mr. William W. Chadwick of Hatchville Connecticut reports June 14 1880 that Kennedy's Favorite Remedy cured his Gall Stone after long suffering He says he has had no pain six months regained weight and can work a full day He endorses the remedy for deranged liver kidneys bladder and constipation and invites letters to Dr David Kennedy Rondout NY with nationwide availability via druggists.
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William W.chadwick
Hatchville
Conn
Kennedy
Byesville Notes and Local Happenings
Frank Morrison is on the sick list. Childrens day has been postponed for four weeks. The new M. FE. parsonage is nearing completion. Sugar Turner, WY is seen on our streets again. Miss Anna Gibson visits her mother and sister just returned from Virginia. Some locals attended the Bethel concert and reported a good time. L. W. Smith and Rev. Ream return from a hunting trip with poor success. Mr. and Mrs. John Peters mourn their four month old child who died Thursday. C. & M. railroad conductors warned about leaving trains on crossings or risk arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Morrison
M. FE
Sugar Turner
John Peters
Dr David Kennedy Endorses Favorite Remedy in Rondout
Dr David Kennedy of Rondout New York, proprietor of Favorite Remedy, urges public use citing his reputation as endorsement. He claims the medicine benefits blood kidney and liver complaints and promises results after a one dollar investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
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Kastrain Oud
Our
Common Pleas Court
W. I. Frazier
W. HH. Ball
R. Ss. Frame
Lot R Kosick
Ambridge
James R. Barr
Beckett
Compenine
Sherry
John M. McGill
Johln S. Waikin
Cambride
Ros
Aly—M. R.ateeden
Cambrid
P. Lechacy
Quyther
A.W. Nicholson
John Shipman
Crown
James McClenahan
J. 5. Gander
James J. Gibson
Cambridge Corporation Officers
William Wharton
T. G. Brown
Post Offices
Davin
Bird
Mercer
Gordes
Brady
S Thomas
Simeon
Adilo
Fyx Corbett
George Conner
Taylor
M Ilanes
Clio
Alex Pattison
Orv
Forsythe
Danford
Win Norris
Laughlin
Moz
Flat Ridge
Galligher
Muck Speer
Gibsons
G W Winniker
Gueer
Inedian
John Browns
Qomiestea
Anna de Hart
Samuel Bratton
Bore City
Arnolds
Mids Nebo
Joe Jota Bendare
Homer Lnowles
Jones
Odell
Eon Danning
Oldhams
J Boyce
Quaker ©Itt
Jachary
Lewis Turnipseed
SenGeaville
Yarnell
Spences
J N Hunt
Sugar Tree
Andrew McCleary
Sutton
Jomes Bendare
Tyner
Rob Miller
Waluaeton
H Meby Ison
John Glover
Susannah Glover
Salsberry
Prank Laughed
Silas Laughead
James Laughead
Joseph Laughead
W. E. Tipton
Martha Hall
Coney of
Jeerties Defendsotto
W.ik. Tepton
M.R. Patterson
Issa
Guernse
Sayre
Noah
Thomas Mendennan
Noah Sayre
M. A. Scott
TC Snyder & Co
Mirae Stock
Ogiers’ Book Store
Cambridge, Ohio
Mee
The
Cambridge Herald
Hubert’s
Cassimore
Hirschberg
Central National Bank
New Orleans
William T.lawes
Westland Township
Frederick Albright
New York
Newport
Craig & Lors
New Court House
Golden Star Club
Supreme Court
Depew
Deeren
Bracken
A. M. Mason & Co’s
Charles Boyd
John Boyd
McLane
Presbyterian General Assembly
United States Express Company
Adams Company
Belle Cain
Lima
Inelose
Apriotf
Mark Shriver
Eyesville
Drs
Hirchberg
A. C. Ritter
Cleveland
R. H. Atkins
John Kelsey
Richland Township
Mills
CG. J. Albright
McCollums
C. P. B. Sarchet
Purcell
Old Country
Dollie Madison Hanson
L. Madison
Herald
Col
7Th Streets
Ries
Ogier's Drug Store
Veitch
William Ogner
Public Square
Davis Block
Liberty Township
Guernsey County
McConaughey
Sheriff’s Sale
Court of Common Pleas
William J. Heskett Et al
A. D
Jackson Township
J.M. Macgill
W. M. Sions
West
Peter Dennis
Union
New Concord Orchestra
Rey Dr Mills
Sallie B. McClelland
Maggie Sarchet
Mamie B. Cook
Will M. Lawrence
Black River
Minnie J. Nash
Maggie FE
Locke
Madge
Maude
Arnold
Charles A. Davis
Hox
Jupace W. H. Frazier
Barr
Sheerirr McGill
PF. J. Cheney &Co
John R. Downar
Pt. Pleasant
Joseph Mills
Lot P. Hosick
Isaac W. Danford
Deer Rock
Montana
Guernsey County Court of Commons Pleas
Eliza J. Danford
Purdums
Wim. Wilkin
A. A. Johnson
Jacob Wyscier
James Spence
Newnam Lake
Purdum
Mambrino Tranby
George S. Hall
Fredericktown
RLS
W. B. Bay
Wilson Cosgrave
Mambrino
George
Flo
United States
Aiso
J. R. Downar
Odruccist
Eagle Hotel
Nawee
A. B. Stewart & Co
Chicago
Messrs
F. J. Cheney
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