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Newspaper
Cambridge Herald
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1884
Page
3
Thanksgiving approaches as local shops advertise with R. M. Greenway Co for gloves hats and fine goods while Raymonds promotes dresses wraps and blankets. Incidents include a barn fire near Linton an infant death in Cambridge and various court and rail line updates amid town life and social events.
A list of McGuffey and Appleton readers with multiple titles and price lines. Numerous assortments show editions from First through Sixth Reader and Eclectic Speller with varied page counts and prices noted in ets. The fragment appears as a bookstore or catalog entry detailing costs and quantities.
No other complaints are so insidious in their attack as those affecting the throat and lungs. The ordinary cough or cold may be the beginning of a fatal sickness. AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL has proven its efficacy in a forty years' fight with throat and lung disease and should be taken in all cases without delay.
The coroner ruled accidental drowning after Roger Kerrigan age about 65 was found in Wills Creek at the foot of Mill Street. He had been missing since Wednesday. discovery by E M Stottlemire and Jacob Albright, prompted by Gotlieb Rabe who saw a man asleep near the railroad embankment. Kerrigan lived near Guernsey mines east of town.
Joseph O'Neil, a B and Co brakeman at Scotts mines, was crushed when his left foot was caught between ties as a train passed. He was brought to the Pacific house where Dr. A Wall amputated near the knee the same morning. O'Neil, once with the Pan Handle, now with B&O, was improving at last report.
Busy crowds visit the current exhibition with attractions such as Garfield's inkstand flexible sandstone Indian collections a Crystal Palace Pan Council photo a 70 year old rat skeleton a rope linked to Guiteau and other curiosities. Refreshments served admission ten cents proceeds aid the Reading room.
A touring man seeking health entered Con Black's restaurant and wrote addresses in five languages to the proprietor. Con struggled to translate and Herman Schultz helped with one but the others remain untold in a humorous note about the language mix up.
The Eureka Lodge MK and A M elected W D Craig as W M and FP Lowry as S W. Hyde as J W Taos Eageson as Treas and S B Lawrence as Sec y O D Colley S D John Paden J D A M Baxter as Tyler were named.
The fast line trains on the Baltimore and Ohio route between Chicago and New York have had their through express cars withdrawn due to differences between the Pennsylvania and B&O companies on the segment linking Baltimore with New York.
A local advertisement promotes Hails Cetarrhe Cure sold at 75 cents per bottle by J R Downar. The notice presents a medicinal remedy with pricing and vendor details.
Thieves entered the house of David Long near Quaker City while the family was away and carried off clothing and other items. Ayer's Cathartic Pills are advertised as a mild effective remedy for irregular bowels.
The Presbyterian Church of Washington Ohio hosts a Thanksgiving evening fundraiser titled Bienfait et Festive presented by the young ladies mission band for an art museum. Admission is 10 cents with lunch free. Jizzin S. Herer serves as secretary.
Local report notes a busy mill and plans for a festival. Mrs Smith and Mrs Allen of Senecaville visited, bread offered by Mrs A M Baxter, corn prices at $1.00 per bushel, and various town activities including sales, donations, and a court verdict of Ferrill over Rodes for $11.50. A Democratic ticket appeared in township elections.
An advertisement claims powerful minds require thinking, faithful hearts demand love, and strong muscles call for labor. It urges readers to cure a bad cough with Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as the remedy.
BK Bell is around again after Thanksgiving. Thomas Bishard visits with friends. Mr and Mrs Isaac Oldham traveled to Antrim to visit. Mrs Sarah Ford and Mrs Milton Gatrell visit and return home. Mrs Marling of Reynoldsburg and Hardin county guests stay with Marling Oldham family. Vansickle injured from a fall. Samuel Clark bruised after wagon incident near E Lemons en route to Cambridge. Thomas McMullin and Wm Patterson return from four weeks in Kansas praising crops and business. David Larchet farm near Zanesville noted with changes.
Purveyor promotes Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a direct prompt purifier. A single bottle will prove its merits and thousands yearly are saved from fevers by cleansing the system with timely use of the remedy.
W LB Price is home again. James Willis arrives for the winter. T F Jenkins returns from the West. AN Daugherty and family moved to the country. J D McCulley begins day at No 1 Geo English and family from the West. Dr D L Clark and lady from Kimbolton visited last week. Rev Geo B Smith and wife of Uhrichsville attended the Sabbath Institute. F M Grimsley moves near Freeport to farm James Bevan. Mrs Jane Braninger and Mollie Severns return from Waterloo Iowa visit. Obe Neal and Della Dye married last Thursday by Rev Knight. Mrs Margaret Thompson with dropsy under care of Dr Price. Sabbath School Institute met at ME Church on the 6th and 7th. program well arranged, music praised, church work urged.
Mr Win Johnson of Huron Ohio reports his wife suffered years with acute bronchitis. After trying many remedies, a bottle of Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds produced a permanent cure. Guaranteed for throat lungs or bronchial tubes. Trial bottles free at J R Downar's drug store. Large size $1.00.
Farmers husk corn as pleasant days pass. John Wirick plans Tuesday departure to California. Schools run three weeks with steady progress. Rey Chase Edwards begins meetings in Alton after arriving from Winchester. Stock dealer Thomas Hughs of Mt Vernon buys stock sheep in town. Merchant W Scott remains busy while narrowly escaping wagon mishap earlier.
Dr. Frazier's Root Bitters marketed as a medicinal product not a dram shop beverage. It claims to act on the liver and kidneys, promote bowel regularity, and cleanse the blood. Sold by druggists for $1.00 by FRAZIER MEDICINE CO. Cleveland Ohio. May 22 entry.
In the days of biliousness this tonic is advertised as a never-failing friend. Dr Jones' Red Clover Tonic claims purity and efficaciousness for dyspepsia, postiveness, ague and malarial diseases and kidney and blood disorders. Price 50 cents. Sold by J R Downar.
Byesville reports a calm post election scene with local chatter about station construction for the railroad company. Dock Linkhorn of Baltimore is visiting and guests include Miss Lizzie Longshore of Zanesville. A Missionary concert at the ME church enjoyed success last Sabbath evening.
Our present blessing health is highlighted as priceless until lost and the ad promotes Dr. Bigelow’s Positive Cure for coughs colds and sun disease. It claims quick permanent relief with trial bottles free and priced at 50 cents, by J. R. Downar.
Mrs J M Maginnis of Caldwell visits this week as the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets at Stephen Secrest's on December 6. A.R. Taylor recovers from three weeks of rheumatism. Births noted for Edward families. Nadena Dyson birthday celebrated with guests. Mrs Henry Larrick marked eighty third birthday. The community mourns Bluford Larrick, a miner killed after being run over by a train near Morgan Junction to Cumberland while intoxicated. Church funeral at Lutheran with Rey Perego, burial at Buffalo cemetery. sympathy extended to his wife and two children.
An advertisement proclaims Parker's Tonic to restore health and vigor for any worker from preacher to laborer. It argues that half sick effort is futile and one hour of health is worth many hours of pain, urging readers to take Parker's Tonic to keep organs in good order.
John Ford travels to California this week while John McCracken leaves for Illinois on business. John IL Bonnell became seriously ill Monday. Sixteen votes were cast for St John in the township election. Miss Ella McKisson returned from Pittsburg after a lengthy stay.
An advertisement notes Dr. Frazier's Magic Ointment as the greatest blessing of the generation, a universal remedy for boils burns sores cuts flesh wounds sore nipples hard corns chapped lips and hands pimples and blotches priced 50 cents sold by druggists. An eagle was captured near Zanesville last week.
A local advertise celebrates Griggs' Glycerine Salve as a universal healer for cuts burns wounds and skin eruptions. It promises a positive cure with satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded and lists J R Downar as the seller.
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