County Officers listed in Our Official Directory
County officers and officials are named with their jurisdictions and towns. Judges, representatives, probate judge, clerk of courts, auditor, sheriff, treasurer, prosecutor, recorder, coroner, commissioners, infirmary directors are listed with individuals and home towns Cambridge Quaker City Brown Kimbolton etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Frazier
Caldwell
W. HH. Ball
Zanesville
Frame
Washington
John H. Sarchet
Cambridge
W. Lochary
Quaker City
A.W. Nicholson
John Shipman
Brown
James McClenahan
Tairview
J.S. Gander
James B. ‘Aibson
Kimbolton
Ambridge Officers and Guernsey County Justices Listed
Guernsey County officials are named including mayor William Wharton and council members T G Brown L Carphell Robert Hammond W H H Mellyar W K Boden S A Craig J L Bruner L R Moore. Also listed are clerk Charles L Madison treasurer Stephen Potts marshal E M Stottlemire and cemetery trustees Jed Williams A J Hutchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wharton
T. G. Brown
Ogier's Cheap School Books List Prices Adjusted
A catalog of discounted school readers and grammars with varied prices. McGuffey readers range from 17 cents to 70 cents, Appleton readers from 22 cents to 45 cents, arithmetic sets up to 89 cents, grammars around 40–65 cents, geography titles and copy books listed with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuffey
McGufffey
Appleton
Thanksgiving Day Proclaimed as Vapored Notice
The Cambridge Herald notes Thanksgiving Day proclaimed by the Vice President and lists events, local instate notices, and society items for Cambridge and surrounding districts. Attends many local names and places, including Zanesville, Kimbolton, and Hartford.
Personal notices and visits across Guernsey County
A long list of social items notes visits and illnesses among residents. Alex Frazier is sick. Lee Wilson of Mexico Mr. visits. E. B. DeVeo returns from Michigan. Frank Allen in Wheeling. Miss Mary Creighton home from Zanesville. Mrs. W. A. Campbell recovering. many others visiting family and friends in Salem, Canton, Columbus, and elsewhere. Joe Scott ill with typhoid pneumonia. Rev. A. L. Petty seen in town. Miss Cora Hoesick assisting in probate. Miss Helen McCandless home from Pennsylvania. George and Mrs. Plattenburg visiting Guernsey County. Miss Jennie McPherson returns from Cincinnati. Dr. Wall visiting. A Z Hill's son marriage in Nashville. transport and employment notes conclude the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Frazier
Lee Wilson
Mexico
E. B. DeVeo
Michigan
Frank Allen
Wheeling
Mary Creighton
Zanesville
W. A. Campbell
Sarah McParland
Rey
McFarland
Kate Cogswell
Columbus
Henry Bohl
Mariette
Mintie Moore
Winchester
Clinton Doudna
Bo& O
Black Hand
Robert Corner
Canton
John L. Locke
J. W. Cale
Love City
Kansas City
Joe Scott
W. M. Scott
A. L. Petty
Duncan’s Falls
Keepers
Bealsville
John R. Boyce
Oldhams Station
Salem
John Lawrence
Bellaire
I J. White
Alachua
Florida
Cora
Hoesick
Helen McCandless
Claysville
Pennsylvania
George Plattenburg
Springfield
Guernsey County
Thomas Stockdale
Mary Beckett
Fairview
Auditor Beckett
S. J. Wallace
Iowa
Cincinnati
William Stranathan
Cumberland
Thomas
C.C. Kelley
Laura
Washington
D. C
Baltimore
Ei. E. Sproat
Daily Times
CP. Taylor
David Wall
Clermont
Ind
A. Wall
A.D. Reed
Delaware
Joseph McGill
Oseir Hill
A. Z. Hill
Lucia D. Mathews
Nashville
Tennessee
G. B. Thornberry
Spingfield
J.M. Amos
Caldwell
Mansfield
John M. Rush
West Middletown
Washington County
D. T. Jeffries
J. L. Bruner
Cambridge Lodge
Bro. E
Hoagland
Steubenville
Maggie Ruthranff
Belle Patterson
Ruthranff
Peoria
N. R
N. R. C. Cline, of the Auditor's Office
Illinois
W. G Smith
Pittsburg
Baptists Conclude Newark Convention Officers Elected
The Fifth Street Baptist Church in Newark Ohio hosted the week long convention closing Friday night. Officers elected include P S Maxon Cleveland as President and E A Stone Galton as Recording Secretary among others for the Sunday School and Educational Society groups. Representatives W K Goodil and Mrs Samuel Moore attended for the Newark church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Convention
Fifth Street Baptist Church
Newark
Ohio
Sunday School Convention
P.S. Maxon
Cleveland
Charles Rhodes
Granville
E. A. Stone
Galton
D. J. Warner
Zanesville
The
Educational Society
A. Owen
D. D
Dennison University
A. A. Thresher
T. J. Sheppard
W. Whitney
H. F. Colby
Dayton
W.H. Doane
M. D
Cincinnati
E. M. Thresher
C. W. Currier
Xenia
G. E. Leonard
Norwalk
Miss M. E. Black Marries Levi Perry in Center Township
A pleasant wedding took place at David Black’s residence Center township last Thursday. Miss M. E. Black married Levi Perry of near Salesville with Rev. Dr. Milligan officiating assisted by Rev. Black. Relatives attended and a bountiful repast followed. The couple received fine presents as gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Black
Center Township
M. E
Levi Perry
Salesville
Milligan
Black
Bellaire
M. E. Black
Centre Township
Petition Filed for Dissolution of Joint Sub-District 3
Commissioners Proceedings note a petition filed in Probate Court to dissolve the joint sub-district comprising Jefferson and Monroe townships. The Ohio State Journal advertisement is cited as the leading Republican paper in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson-Monroe Townships
Ohio State Journal
Temperance Union Converts Library to Circulating Service
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans a circulating library with five cents per week in advance. A two cent per day fine applies for books kept over a week. Reference books and periodicals stay on tables. Open readings in afternoons and evenings. youths urged to read. Annual officer election at Friday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Local notes from Washington reflect farm life and town events
Reazin Griffith loses a milch cow. A new millinery store reports strong trade. Rey Donaldson plans to move into his house this week. Farmers husked corn last week. John Robinson moved to Akron Ohio. Premiums largely paid. Sickness reported in the neighborhood. Miss Mary White teaches music to several scholars. E E Sproat spent Saturday in Cambridge on business. Mrs Swan and son visited IT Clements. Winter apples sell 69 to 70 cents a bushel. A gang repairs Western Union telegraph lines. Troy nurseries delivered fruit trees last Thursday. Several weddings occurred recently. Mrs Sarah Fleming visits from Harrisburg. Miss Hattie Atherton hosted a party. Dr A J Amstot to visit early November for dental work. Wim Baker installs street lamp on Grand Avenue. Catherine Hawkins buys Paden place north of town. SM Hyde returns from Philadelphia with dry goods stock. Citizens plant shade trees. Nathan Claggett dies Sabbath, buried in new cemetery. Young folks host euchre parties. outcome undecided. Reports of corn loss in cornfields noted for affected parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reazin Griffith
Rey Donaldson
John Robinson
Akron
Ohio
Mary White
E_E Sproat
Cambridge
A. J. Amstot
Wim Baker
Grand Avenue
Catherine Hawkins
John H. Paden
SM Hyde
Philadelphia
Nathan Claggett
Snowden Anker joins C and KMRR operations
Community notes report Snowden Anker now working on the C and KMRR line. Hermon church held communion services last Sabbath. Squirrel crop described as good with plentiful acorns. wild grape harvest evident from wagon loads. Several locals moved residences or jobs including James Johnson, Charley Lukens, Thomas Starr, John Robinson, and JS Wortman. A young gathering at Benjamin Kenworthy’s home occurred despite heavy rain. Isaac Oldham received news of his ill eldest child in Kenton, Ohio, prompting a journey for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snowden Anker
C&kmrr
Hermon
James Johnson
T. G. Brown
Levi Gill
Charley Lukens
C & M Machine Shops
JS Wortman
Belmont County
A. H. Tingle
Benjamin Kenworthy
Isaac Oldham
Kenton
Ohio
New Concord News Roundup of Local Incidents
Mrs Paul has been worse for a few days. Mrs Lyle fractured her thigh in a fall last week. RK Porter of Cassville visited W A Giffin over the Sabbath. Students enjoyed a social at Prest Spencer's Thursday night. D Brown leaves for Decatur to lead his brother’s music class but returns home ill. Col Jake Kemple of Wheeling lectured on Fun in Politics at College Hall to a large crowd. He’s gaining notoriety as a humorous speaker under the New York Star Lyceum Bureau. James Riddle, a Harper & Harper milk wagon driver, vanished Friday. found at his father’s near Norwich, memory loss from Friday to Saturday. He resumed his route Monday morning.
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Paul
Lyle
RK Porter
Cassville
Ohio
Prest Spencer's
D Brown
Decatur
Col
Jake Kemple
Wheeling
W. Va
College Hall
New York Star Lyceum Bureau
James Riddle
Harper & Harper
Norwich
Riddle
Harpers’ Store
Midway Local Notes Mention Sickness and Visits
Midway community reports several sick residents including Mrs Roy Stewart and Mrs John McCulley with diphtheria. Debating and literary societies plan to resume activities. Rev Henry Stewart may move to Michigan for ministry. Diphtheria remains a health concern. precautions urged. Thomas Bennett sold a mare and colt for 175 dollars. Austin Spiker and bride visit ES Bennett.
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Independence
Roy Stewart
JR Patterson
John McCulley
Thomas Bennett
Newark
ES Bennett
S. Ienry Stewart
D © Warne
John M Bennell
Winchester
Stewart
Hazlett
Perry County
Henry Oliver
Austin Spiker
Bride
Harrison County
Baptist Church
Henry Stewart
Michigan
SC Bennett
Mollie Kirk
Winchester local notes report harvest crop loss and baseball wins
Farmers gather corn as frost damages crops in Winchester area. Rev Edwards moved family here. Frank Temple of Cambridge visits relatives. James Temple bought a 160 acre Sedgwick farm after Kansas trip. Winchester beat Antrim 53 to 31 in a return baseball game. spotlight on local shops schools and residents.
Local items and notices from the township
Mrs Wm Smith remains dangerously ill with rheumatism. The corn crop in the area is better than expected. Mrs George Forsythe, longtime resident, was buried Monday. Thomas Crawford died last Friday and was buried Sunday. Goods from Wheeling and Zanesville now move via Calico Junction on the B and O. A crew from the new road was taken to Caldwell to place a crossing on the C and M railroad. A fire at the brick kiln dry house last Sunday nearly destroyed one side. Rev Thomas Thomas slipped on Mill street and dislocated his left shoulder. Drs McCall and Bolon treated him and he is doing well. The Bonnie Meyer Combination, here since Friday, closes Tuesday night and has been well patronized.
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Wm Smith
George Forsythe
Thomas Crawford
Wheeling
Zanesville
Calico Junction
Caldwell
Thomas Thomas
Mill Street
Bonnie Meyer
Catarrh Cure Claim Prompts Personal Testimony
Street Talk quotes a testimonial praising Hall's Catarrh Cure with a claim of 32 pound weight gain and twenty years of improvement. The ad asserts a complete cure and speculates a $50 per bottle value, naming seller John Downar.
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E. Murray
Jackson
Mich
Hall
F. J. “Seney & CQ
Toledo
Ohio
MO. R. Downer
John Downar
Blue Bell Vacation and Local Movements Report
Blue Bell notes two week vacation at North Star. T W Collins and wife visit friends in Vinton county. J E Hawes teaches winter term at Blue Bell. JM Kackley travels to Michigan to work at McKim's saw mill. Elam Savely moves into J M Kackley’s former house. Lewis Tompkins of Morgan county visits his brother nearby. Hawes teaches music at Harmony each Wednesday. Little Ross Hawes recovers from a severe scalding. John Lake and Scott McFarland welcome late arrivals Asbury Secrest and family to Oliver Hawes’s former house. A man loses twenty dollars and papers. a girl returns the pocketbook.
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North Star
T W Collins
Vinton County
J E Hawes
Blue Bell
JM Kackley
McKim
Elam Savely
J M Kackley
Lewis Tompkins
Morgan County
Harmony
Gan
Ross Hawes
John Lake
Scott McFarland
Asbury Secrest
Hartford
Oliver Hawes
Two weddings in Senecaville this week
Eleazer Thompson left Saturday for Granville to spend the winter. Nathaniel Tuttle preached in the WM church Sabbath morning. Judge Dilley of Caldwell visited his son Andy. A new pavement was laid before Miss Frank Shro yer's residence last week. Reverend Satterthwait held quarterly services at Coen's church causing no preaching at the local Methodist church. Doc Robins of Baltimore visits to attend his parents golden wedding in Hartford. Edison’s Electric Light praised but Hall's Cure sold by John Downar. oct 4-3m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senecaville
Eleazer Thompson
Granville
Nathaniel Tuttle
Judge Dilley
Caldwell
Andy Dilley
Frank Shroyer
Satterthwait
Coen’s
Hopewell Residents Report Spring Wagon Arrival
Hopewell notes Ben Hawthorn now drives a new spring wagon. Joseph Inskeep visits friends in Wm. Mahoney calls on Ken nensburg, and last Sunday Mrs Mahoney visited near Midway with John Hill and wife. U. P. church held communion services nearby last Sunday. Joseph Gillespie begins rock work for Jim Johnston's new house. Misses Ellie Lizzie Marshall Nettie Lizzie Knox visit Mrs. Mason near Midweek.
Byesville Notes: Moves and Visits Spotlight
Howard Gibson relocates his restaurant nearer the depot as the post office building nears completion and will relocate this week. Wilbur Miller returns from absence to spend Sunday with local friends. Homer and Harvey Ream from Stark county visit their brother T. J. Ream. J C Secrest marries. Asbury Miller of Iowa plans to return home this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Gibson
Wilbur Miller
Homer
Harvey Ream
Stark County
T. J. Ream
J C Secrest
Asbury Miller
Iowa
Deveny Family Summering at Senecaville
Frank A. Deveny spends a few days at Senecaville with Rev and Mrs Deveny and Mrs Sarah Allen visiting from the area. Heavy rainfall pours down in the locality on Monday morning. Francis Boggs his wife and Miss Julia Berry of St. Clairsville visit Jacob Rankin. Roy Edwards to preach at Allen's Chapel next Sabbath at 1014 4 un, with Sunday School at 9%.
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Frank A. Deveny
Senecaville
Deveny
Sarah Allen
Francis Boggs
Julia Berry
St. Clairsville
Jacob Rankin
Roy Edwards
Allen's Chapel
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Guernsey
Adams
D M Watson
Gallagher
Joseph Wilton
Sago
Muskingum County
W A Carpenter
Elza Turner
E M Nelson
W P Calvert
Midway
James Selby
John Frye
Eyesville
Jefferson
J W Armstrong
Thomas McKahan
Brady Knox
J L Hawthorne
Creighton
SR Patterson
Indian Camp Londonderry
Win M Logan
Londonderry
Theo B .Libbs
Smyr
Morrison Chester
Alex Lane
Seneccaville
Spencer
Joseph Purkey
Dollison
Valley
M L Spaid
Dyson
Prve
Buffalo
Elijah Daugherty
Samuel Smith
Milnersville
Westland
William T Wilson
John H White
Alfred TH Weedon
Solomon Mercer
Wills
Robert McBurney
James M Patterson
E Hf Creighton
Hegkatp
Hutchison
Prouse
W. M
A.R. Murray
Cambridge Lodge of Perfection
Cambridge Council
Princes of Jerusalem
Rose Croix
Rmeet
Ala. Murray
Eureka Lodge
D. Craig
W.M
RB. Lawrence
Cambridge Encampment
C. F
Odd Fellows Hall
WW. Ogster
W.R. Sprague
George R. Spall
Amity Lodge
GUO
JJ Lee
Wor Anderson
Anderson Lodge
Gis
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N. Ge
James Gray
Pety
Pythias
United Presbyterian Church
W JI Me.Farland
Llamands
Methodist Episcopal Church
HH Locke
Presbyterian Church
WV Milligan
Methodist Protestant Church
J W Thompson
Yam
AME
Rey Thomas Knox
Post Offices
Antrim
WC Dugan
S W Mercer
Gordon Burnine
Brady
Thomas Brown
Simeon Brown
JT Corbett
Byesville
George Conner
Cainbridge
D Taylor
M Hawes
Clio
Alex Pattison
Orr
W Forsythe
Danford
Win Norris
Jas Laughlin
M Cozad
Flat Ridge
Galligher
Oliver
Oliver Plow
Sekeike
Cochran & Orme
Cambridge, Ohio
Mar
Ogier’s
Ray
Ets
White
Harvey
Ets Holbrook
Geography
Mitchell
Houston
United States
Venable
Ridpath
Peter Ogier
Epaler
Wilson & McCallay Tobacco Coq
Middletown
Ash
Foutz
roUuyz
David E. Foutz
Alel
Atarrh Qure
A. D. Stewart & Co
Chicago
Wheeling Avenue
East Sth Street
James Davis
Drs. H. McCall
J.C. McCall
Cambridge Herald
Ruth
Whittier
Mary Williams
J. B. Weaver
Fargo
Dakota
Coshocton
C. Barr
Peter Shafer
Central National Bank
Daugherty
Guernsey County Teachers’ Institute
Bee Hive
John P. Turner
High Hill
U. P
Sand Hill
Luccock
Forsythe
Frank Vance
Dougherty
Madison Township
A. P. Shaffner
New York
Public Square
J. F. Salmon
Kersey’s
Court House
New Taylor Block
Messrs
Jones, Ley and
Urban
U.S
C. W. Munson
Toledo, Ohio
J. A. Bostwick
W. H. Frazier
Robt. F. Irvin
Periclesian Hall
Fitton
Dr. Bull
B. Y. Siegffried
R. H Atkins
Seth Thomas
Rissa Grimes
George Grimes
Joshua Peters
Cambridge Township
George Johnson
Board of
Eastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
M. E Church
B.& O. Railroad Company
Elmer Atkinson
Peter D. Robins
Sherrard
Mother Sherrard
John Priaulx
Leatherwood
Barnes’ Mills
C.P.B. Satcher
M. FE
C.J. Albright
Eastern Ohio Horticultural Society
Peter Sears
Barnesville
Bull
Moses Oldham
Marling Oldham
New Orleans
Melville Hanna
Cadiz
J.T. McPherson
Mellyar
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
David Lee
J. F Fraisier
Tiffin
Capt. Deverres
Owen Tracy
John Doyle
W.A. Carpenter
John Mustard
Wallace M
W.A. Rainey
Albert Morris
Belle R. Clarke
L. C. Perry
E. E. Millison
Mary Clark
Jas. J. Gracey
Mary A. Merriman
W. O. Armstrong
Hettie A. Young
H. T. Dunster
Hannah B. Spaid
Thos. H. Bragg
Mary L. Barthlow
Thomas Davis
Eliza Sigman
J. S. Morehead
May B. Bridenthal
Henry Hamilton
Josephine Thomas
J. M. W. Kiles
Ella Elliott
M. P. Church
Stubenville
Odd Fellows
W.K. Goodil
Samuel Moore
Oldham’s Station
New Concord
Edwards
Frank Temple
Gilmore
Beaver County
Penn
James Temple
Kansas
Sedgwick
Winchester Boys
W. F. Moore
Jefferson Township
Will
RP Lyne
Mt Union
T F Lyne
Isadora Boyd
Orest
Ada Shipley
W C Scott
M J Rose
W F Rose
Johnson House
Sam’! Boyd
Boyd Hotel
Hattie Johnson
Barnes’ Mill
A A Johnson
Smith Hotel
Edison
County Commissioners
Richland
Gibson’s Station
Gibson's Station Road
Jonas Foraker
Gibson’s Station Road
William Weaver
Sy Sam‘l C. Luecock
Province Court of
Bay
Robert Barton
James White
Robert Barth
T. E. Jester
Pl’ Ff
Alex
R. Talbert & Shorts
Richland Township
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Pike’s Building
Chester
Kentucky
Alex. Robinson
Tyner, Guernsey Co
H. M. Close
Pronger
America
Frank Triplett
Alleghenies
Mississippi
Rocky Mountain
California
Pacific Slope
New
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St. Louis
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Peter Schafer
Cambridge, O
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