Bargain heavy at H Greenwold and Hornbrook stores
Boots and coats advertised with large lots of clothing and linens. Names like Elizabeth Metcalf, Mrs W H Bowron, A F Hubert, Thalheimer, J L Fuser, and E jah Warne appear amid notices of sales, visits, and local events. Births, deaths, and road updates supplement the crowded market and community notices.
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Hornbrook’s
Elizabeth Metcalf
H. Greenwold’s
Local notes reflect farming, rail prospects and community events
Farmers report corn cribbing and Nelson McCreary to move on his south town place. Rail prospects buoy spirits as railroad force grows. Churches report large Sabbath attendance. Mrs Howard Oldham returned to Michigan. Miss Crawford and Miss Anderson of Washington PA visit. Election excitement fades. dogs kill sheep. Pryor and Rose buy wool at 80 cents per pound. Presbyterians note Rev McCracken assisted by Rev Tannehill. Merchants attend Zanesville Jubilee and plan increased buying. Republican meeting attracts large turnout. JID Taylor admired. Engineer Cutler and Walker visit, Walker noting capitalist interest in railroad.
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LE Benadum
J Burchett
Watertown
LJ Cutter
Lulu
JM Amos
Milton Turner
Cambridge
Town Hall
Columbus
George Kemp
Zanesville
Ohio
Cora Hinman
Barnesville
This Place
Presbyterian Church
Aaton
Bellaire
Nelson McCreary
Howard Oldham
Michigan
Crawford
Miss Anderson
Washington
Pennsylvania
Pryor & Rose
Price
McCracken
Tannehill
Antrim
Jid Taylor
Local notes and visits from Pt Pleasant and Cambridge
Community brief listing movements and events. Reverend Piggot preached at the M E church last Sabbath. Mr Spaid trip to Cambridge. Four carloads of cattle shipped Saturday. Prohibitionists convention in the school house. J B Hipsley family visiting near Hoskinsville. Charley Deegen visited his brother John. Wm Young of Summerfield, a miller, visited home. Fred Arnold seen on the streets. Edward Finley of Eyesville visited his mother Mrs Harrison Secrest. Jas Becket and wife of Cambridge visited Hiram Kackley. Luther Johnson moving to Canton for coal trade. Smith Finley family moving to Senecaville. Missionary society at Blue Bell attended by local youth. Jake Laughlin took free excursion to Zanesville. Alvin Murphy named general manager of drilling company northeast of Byesville. A youth had a facial accident with lip hair removal resulting in spots.
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Cambridge
J B Hipsley
Hoskinsville
Charley Deegen
John
Wm Young
Summerfield
Missionary Society
Blue Bell
Jake Laughlin
Zanesville
Alvin Murphy
Byesville
Local notes on residents and events in Guernsey county
Henry Taylor of Caldwell visits relatives in Columbus. Henry Thompson teaches in Frazersburg Muskingum county. JS McFarland sold a light tobacco crop. Jacob and Langden Moorehead oversee limestone quarries. Elvin Ferris welcomes a newborn girl. Eleazar Thompson Jr plans to move to Washington with purchased property. J W Endley trial at Higgensville ends in a hung jury, prompting a new trial. Holtz Ferguson, former northwest cowboy, visits his grandmother. Anti secret convention remarks falter. John Amstot converts tobacco shop to wagon and blacksmith shop. Porter Lowry and Solomon Moorehead rent it. George Moorehead trades town property for a farm near Ava, Noble county. Coal mine nears transfer. cable cut at stone quarry disrupts labor. H A Brokaw, a well traveled Senecaville native, visits Philadelphia for several weeks.
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Caldwell
John Hale
Columbus
Henry Thompson
Frazersburg
Muskingum County
JS McFarland
Jacob
Langden Moorehead
Elvin Ferris
Eleazar Thompson Jr
Washington
J W Endley
Higgensville
Holtz Ferguson
Northwest
Hig Neather
Big Place
John Amstot
Porter Lowry
Solomon Moorehead
George Moorehead
Ava
Noble County
H A Brokaw
Senecaville
Guernsey County
Philadelphia
People Visit Zanesville Amid Rain Spoiled Roads
Citizens traveled to Zanesville for Merchants Day. Mr J J Neland and Mrs Beard Fraiture visited relatives there. UP Camp joined the excursion, Dy M Hawes and daughter Minnie also attended. The Public School closed Friday for a week.
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Zanesville
J J Neland
Beard Fraiture
Dy M Hawes
Minnie
Cambridge Village to Sell Sixty Bonds for Improvements
Notice: Cambridge village will sell sixty bonds of $500 each on Monday November 18, 1889. Bonds mature July 1, 1891 and annually thereafter, redeemable after July 1, 1892, interest one cent per year. Bids must be at par plus accrued interest, bid options include partial deliveries with specified time frames. Bids to J J Lee, Clerk, Cambridge, Ohio.
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Cambridge
Ohio
J. J. Lee
Trustees seek sale of Byesville church lot for parsonage
On October 12, 1889 the Trustees of the Methodist Protestant Church of Byesville Guernsey County Ohio filed in Guernsey Common Pleas a petition to sell seventy six feet off the south end of lot 37 in Byesville to fund a parsonage or other church purposes. The hearing date is after November 14 1889 with Mathews and Heade attorneys noted.
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Guernsey County
Ohio
Central National Bank of
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D.R Wallace
Court House
Kimbolton
W. H.C. Hanna
Mathews & Headc
Sarah Gander
Guthrie County
Liberty
Said County
Crawford County
Wisconsin
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William Ss. Imlay
Common Pleas Court
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William
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Mathews & Heade
John T. Ramey
United States
John T. Rainey
Bi National Bank of
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Alice N. Rainey
Samuel
John Rainey
Uy Mathews & Heade
Methodist Protestant Church of
Byesville
H. H. Wilson
Elva Kd. Millgone
Elijah Boorman
Vincent Wiley
W. L. Trenner
Byerville
Ulysses S Merryman
Kyle E. Merryman
Oscar W. Wells
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Londonderry
Sarah Merryman
Ben W. Merryman
Witie Merryman
Lillie Merryman
Charles Merryman
Elija d. Armstrong
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Mary Abrams
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Ulysses S. Merryman
James S. Boyd
Rodolph Thomas
Decatur
Macon County
Ilinois
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Pana
Christian County
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Milton B. Thomas
Thomas Thomas
County of
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Cumberland
State
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Abner Humphrey
J. Purkey
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