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Newspaper
Cambridge Herald
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1890
Page
3
Readable items mention fall millinery openings at Mrs. Forsythe's, local fairs including Cadiz and Coshocton, abundant merchandise at C Ayre & Co, and civic updates from Cambridge and surrounding towns. The piece lists weddings, emigrations, weather hints, and various local happenings from October 1890 with multiple names and places across Ohio.
J 5 Amstot occupies the Clemens property while Miss Ida Frame of Kimbolton visits Mrs R Creighton at the Guernsey county fair scene. Rassey Paordum plans to enroll in Cincinnati Dental College this winter as public schools reopen to pleased children. The Fair Board meets October 11 at one oclock. Mr N H Clayett and wife celebrated their 20th anniversary with a party. The Guernsey county papers all attended the fair. Louis Smith of Washington DC visited the fair with friends. M FE church members gave Rev Wilson a large donation before he left for Quaker City. The fair drew huge crowds despite rain, with 125 head of cattle entered and two balloon ascensions by Miss May LaZelle delighting thousands.
Mrs. Margaret Deveny suffers a carbuncle and Mrs. Rosanna Daugherty is at risk from typhoid fever. A M Johnson of Zanesville becomes Brady mills new miller. Deveny of Ottumwa visits Brady for the autumn. J bh Rankin and family stay with relatives in Monroe county. Rev. W A Rutledge preaches at Allen's chapel October 19 at 10 30. Mrs. Elias Stockdale of Loder Illinois visits Henry McCracken family. Rev C J McCracken occupied the M E pulpit last Sabbath. The community mourns Nelson Carr formerly of Brady. Mrs. C M Thomas of Denver visits her Brady relatives.
Mrs John Addy visits friends at Flat Ridge. J R Bell and J R Campbell trade farms. Nicholas Andrews schedules a public sale next Saturday. U P church lacks a regular minister and is supplied. Alva von of John Stewart near Creighton suffers white swelling. Mrs Law of Love City visits sister Mrs Nancy Mahoney recovering after removal of a Tanner. Sarah Warden and family attend funeral of nephew William McBride near Claysville last Sunday.
The baby favors Dr Bull's Baby Syrup and its price is 25 cents. The ad notes many suffer from catarrh and suggests Old Soul's Catarrh Cure for almost instant relief, presenting it as a remedy option.
Multiple marriage notices dated October 1st to 8th 1890 list the unions of M S Wolfare and Belle Ingram at Trail Bay, Richard D Williams and Anna Laura Steele in North Fourth Street, S L Johnson and Mary Mitchell near Cambridge, Alonzo C St Clair and Elvan Shipley south of Cambridge, and Iven Walters and Kate Albright with officiant Rev W A McFarland and Justice Thomas K. Swan.
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