Cambridge Herald item notes many Ayre & Co outfits and local happenings
The Cambridge Herald lists dozen items from Ayre & Co including dress suitings wraps and blankets as well as footwear and millinery. Other notes mention S S Carnes returning home, John Scott on a business trip to Illinois, Oscar Halberg selling boots and shoes, and local social events such as a wedding and church notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayre & Co’s
C. Ayre & Co’s
C. Ayre & Co
S. S
Widow of Col Charles H Moore Arrested Over Insurance Claim
Sensation arose when the widow and administratrix of the late Col Charles H Moore faced creditors in Columbus. They allege misreporting of a life insurance payout, seeking to apply it to debts. An agreement secured two mortgages worth 2,000 and 5,000 tied to Guernsey and Licking counties, with about 1,000 in interest, while the widow contends the insurance is her separate estate. Proceedings were postponed pending further agreement terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Moore
Columbus
Moore
Cambridge Post Office Uncalled Letters List
Cambridge Ont Oct 5 1889 uncalled letters at the post office include Walter L Bonnell Miss Sarah Brown Mrs Beaty Wash Feaster Miss Julia Hurley Mrs Sarah Lewis Mrs W A Largag Wim A Moorehead Miss Mell McCarm Geo Moses Miss Minnie Slayman W H H McIlvar P M Advertised letters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Onto
Walter L Bonnell
Sarah Brown
Beaty
Wash Feaster
Julia Hurley
Sarah Lewis
W A Largag
Wim A Moorehead
Mell McCarm
Geo Moses
Minnie Slayman
W.H.H. McIlyar
Local notes and notices from Kimbolton area
Butter 15c eggs lie feeding is over chestnuts scarce hickory nuts plenty candidates for office are many. James Dawson convalescent. Samuel Stevens and wife in Harrison county last week. Kimbolton GAR post meets first Monday monthly. Rev J L Baker preached MP church last Sabbath subject thief on the cross. Wm Bell to Iowa next week with brothers Robert and James Jr Patterson making sorghum molasses. Light crop. McCullough Bros sold clover buller to John Titus near Winchester for 400 dollars. Replevin suit with Dr W B Yeo compromised. Preaching at U P church evenings this week communion next Sabbath Rev J C Hammond pastor. Joseph Bell 844% bushels clover seed fall. McCullough brothers threshing in two days. Martha Moreland visiting Cambridge. Hattie Snyder home from Sugartree to school. Harry Larrison narrowly escaped coal mine roof collapse. M T Mathews nearly killed digging a well rope broke 25 feet drop. Died Martha Dawson on 3rd wife of Allen Dawson. Funeral by Rev Appleton. Notice suspicious of Dr Bull's Cough Syrup claims. Auction: horse sold for ten dollars. horse lame bruised. Salvation Oil bottle 25 cents used, valued now at two hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dawson
Samuel Stevens
Harrison County
GAR
Kimbolton
J L Baker
Wm Bell
Iowa
Robert
James
Patterson
McCullough Bros
John Titus
Winchester
J L Patterson Esq
W B Yeo
U Pehurch
J C Hammond
Joseph Bell
McCullough Brothers
Martha Moreland
Cambridge
Hattie Snyder
Sugartree
Harry Larrison
M T Mathews
George Lanning
Martha
Allen Dawson
Dawson
Appleton
Winchester Notes and Regional Updates from Winchester Area
Winchester community updates include Bennett planning to move to Winchester, James Verne of Brady considering a Winchester grocery, J Patterson and A A Johnson at Zanesville on business, John Titus near Winchester running a steam powered cider mill, and Benton Wirick’s molasses mill burst during operations. Cattle and horses for sale, prices for sheep, a Shipleys Browns reunion on October 9 at Senecaville, and local politics with J DP Wirick winning land appraiser nomination in Antrim. Mention of a white coon shot near Brady and health ads for Laxador and Dr Bull’s Baby Syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Winchester
James Verne
Brady
J Patterson
A A Johnson
Zanesville
John Titus
Benton Wirick
Cambridge
Corning
Perry County
James Jetrick
Midway
Philip Wirick
H McCracken
Shipleys
J DP Wirick
Madison Township
Joseph Hughes
Antrim
George Willis
Belmont
Claysville Officials and Locals Move on Cambridge Business
Claysville Mayor attended Cambridge on business last week. Dr Hawes and Harry were in Zanesville Monday on business. Jacob Dennis works at the saw mill with the Stone Brothers this fall. John Stanley runs a thriving freight line for his brother. Local women from the M E church shopped in Cambridge Friday for church carpet. Hillas Couner of Cumberland reestablishes a vocal class meeting Wednesday. Dr Stanley recovering from typhoid expects to be back on the road soon if no setback arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claysville
Cambridge
Hawes
Harry
Zanesville
Jacob Dennis
Stone Brothers
John Stanley
M. E Church
Hillas Couner
Cumberland
Stanley
Paris Professor Promotes Ayer’s Sarsaparilla
Professor Gauthier of Paris explains that body processes create putrefying substances in tissues. If these remain, disease results. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla purportedly removes these substances, preserving health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gauthier
Paris
Ayer
Byesville Social Notes Highlight Local Moves and Reunions
Byesville residents report progress with work and improving times. F Dothson and family relocate to Zanesville this week. Elijah Hoopman and wife, just back from Kansas, returned home. Belle Conner visits Blue Bell friends also returns home. Charles Rogers and W Hutton come home from a northern state tour. Sam Secrest family reunion attendees from Kansas return home. Jerry Smith and CC Large families recount a birthday gathering for their father.
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John Ginn
F Dothson
Zanesville
Elijah Hoopman
Kansas
Belle Conner
Blue Bell
Charles Rogers
W Hutton
Samuel Secrest
Jerry Smith
CC Large and Family
Promised Salve Guarantees Cure or Money Back
Advertises a boxed salve claimed to heal cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions and piles with a money back guarantee. Price listed as 25 cents per box. Sold by D. M. Hawthorne. December 6, 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Hawthorne
Local notices and home updates from Mill Street area
Rev John Wilson visits home for weeks Jolly McFarland moves into Mill street property John Frame buys Noble Patterson farm west of town William Thompson remains very ill confined to bed John Crossen adds repairs to Mill street property John Anslebay erects new house north of William Pools Addison Strong relocates to Mc Farland property High street Shipley family reunion at G W Brown residence this week Rev Stoddart to lecture on secret societies on 22 23 this month Miss Mary Nieman returns from Byesville Mae Vanmeter and Miss Lizzie Houseman married at bride residence October 4 1889
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Jolly McFarland
Mill Street
John Frame
Noble Patterson
William Thompson
John Crossen
John Anslebay
William Pools
Addison Strong
McFarland
High Street
Shipley
G. W
Electric Bitters touted by Texas official and Kentucky resident
KE Bainbridge of Munday County Atty diay Co Texas says Electric Bitters helped his brother recover from Malarial Fever and Jaundice and saved his life. Mr D Wilcoxson of Horse Cave Kentucky supports the claim stating he believes he would have died without the remedy. The ad claims the product wards off and cures malaria and aids kidney liver and stomach disorders, priced 50 cents and one dollar at D M Hawthorne's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE Bainbridge
Munday
County
Attydiay Co
Texas
D. Wilcoxson
Horse Cave
D. M. Hawthorne’s
Marietta inventory list notes unmarked items and suppliers
An itemized notice from The Cleveland and Marietta Railway Co through Auditor GC Pickering lists numerous unmarked goods with origins including Creston Bros, Jno Ogier, Arnold, Athey, J Miller, W M Smith, Geo Merrill, L B Jones, Jennie Hicks, James Sears, Briggs Bros and Jos Beiter Canal Dover. Items cover boxes, seeds, stones, boxes of bottles, wheels, clothing, and machinery with locations Dexter City, Caldwell, Cambridge, Kimbolton, and Canal Dover, Ohio.
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Marietta
Spencer, E
Creston Bros
Jno
T. Ogier
J. E. White Pub. Co
C. A. Wade
Arnold
Joseph Rose
Athey
J. Miller
Dexter City
J Miller
W M Smith
W. M. Smith
Geo. Merrill
Caldwell
L. B. Jones
Cambridge
Jennie Hicks
J KE
Rollston
Capes Kimbolton
James Sears
Swans
Mercer
Briggs Bros
Jos
Beiter
Canal Dover
THE
Cleveland & Marietta Railway Co
Pickering, Auditor
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Albany
Ind
L. H. Bush
Des Moines
C. Bickhaus
Roseland
Ill
W. T. McLean
Augusta
Ohio
C. F. Calhoun
Monmouth
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
Cry
Carters
Carter
Carter Medicine CO
New York
Sovall PL
Qeer
Erless
BERLE
Peerless
Mr. Garrison
Salem
Obi
EB. C. Allen & Co
W. H. Garrison
William Kline
Harrisburg
W. J. Einmere
Bangor
Yeader
Holt
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Allen & Cqo
Mavs
Cambridge Herald
Beetcher’s
Laura Skinner
J. W. Hackley
Knoxville
Ella Rosengrant
Fairview
Cloaks
H. Greenwold
Charles Clark
Oscar Halberg
Byesville
C. Ayre
Beetcher
John C. McCall
Newcomerstown
Oscar Hibbs
Oak Grove
Leslie Athey
Cyrus Linn
George
St. Clairsville
Valentine Thresh
Otsego
Rev. H. B. Edwards
Mrs
James Davis
Oscar Wright
Moundsville
W. Va
Oscar Halbere
James Anderson
Wills Township
Charles Foster
This Place
Hanlon
Barnesville Republican
Anderson
Sibley
Cambridge Iron and Steel Company
W. P. Hartley
Millwood Township
Xenia
Indiana
Rue George
New Concord
Colorado
F. Stanley
Campbell & Carlisle
Belle Thayer
Erie
A. W. Barnes
Harry Milligan
Ernest Ferbrache
St Joseph
Missouri
Sanford Catlin
Monroe Township
Carrie Ferguson
Senecaville
Thalheimer
Thalheimer’s
H. Greenwold’s
S. of V
Atlanta
Hammond’s Hall
Ian
J.m.allen & Co
O. Halberg
J.B. Helwig
Elmer Blackiston
David McCutcheon
Rich Hill Township
Muskingum County
Knox
Concord
J. B. Wilkin
Pittsburgh
Pt. Pleasant
G. W.woodruff
Dyson, Ohio
Downing Carriage Company
Erie, Pa
Herbert Rush
Dora Rush
West Middletown
Adams Township
Philadelphia
Thomas McCullough
Relling
Hawthorne’s
Frank K. Raymond
Washington City
Government
Berwick
A. S. Secrest
Harmony
Christian County
Ilinois
George Cox
Lorain
Mary Selby
Boyesville
Andrew E. Scott
Washington
W. M. Bushfield
Joseph Palmer
Guernsey County
Seymour
Newcomerstown Index
W. Woodruff
Dyson
P. O
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J. M. Lane
Bloomfield
Judge Nicholas
Coshocton
Morristown
Belmont County
Guy
Foraker
J. D. Taylor
F. K. Raymond
Cambridge Lodge
Mary Hill
John Hill
Jackson Township
Harrison
Cadiz
Jol
T. H. Anderson
Frank Douglass
Maggie Maple
Samuel Wilson
Ruth Hutchison
McClellan Vanmeier
Lizzie A. Houseman
Frank J Armstrong
Emma McCulley
T. C. White
Lizzie M. Sherrard
T. W. Teener
Rose E. Robins
Robert Vance
Lydia Ree Lewis Seevers
Laura Conard
Mary A. Wallace
Mary Gibson
Reformed Presbyterian
California
Syria
Times
Bolivia
Congress of American Nations
United States
Cleveland
Mr. Anderson
New York City
Stewart
Southdown
Newark
Loraine
W. C. Johnson
Barnesville
Paul Sherrard
West Cambridge
Thomas ©. White
L. B. Moore
J. H. Nash
Flora Wiley
Jesse Wiley
Benjamin Trott
J. K. Grimes
M. E
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Dennis Tracy
Tracy
Brennan
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William Bonnell
Center Township
Bonnell
Bunnell
Sarchét
North Salem
Bucklen
G.D Miller
Castoria
Miss
Cherrington
Hosick
Lot P. Hosick
Central National Bank
Resources
U.S
Ee National Bank
Se. I
W. S. McCartney
W. McCartney
W.S. Heade
Notary Public
E. W. Mathews
A. J. Hercuison
A. C. Cochran
Cleveland & Marietta Railway Company
Rodolph Thomas
Decatur
Macon County
Illinois
Cordelia Scott
Pana
Sallie Thomas
Milton B. Thomas
Thomas Thomas
Abner Humphrey
Guernsey
State of
County of
Nancy Thomas
J. Purkey
Ulysses S. Merryman
Kyle E. Merryman
Oscar W. Wells
Londonderry
Sarah Merryman
Ben W. Merryman
Willie Merryman
Lillie Merryman
Charles Merryman
Eliza J. Armstrong
Martha Ship
Sheriff’s Sale
Court of Common Pleas
Maggie Nelson
James Kennedy
Court House
Wama
Ig ‘County
Steele & Rosemond
Children’s Clothing
Baltimore Clothing CO
Withresting Avenue
C.ay RE && CO
Ayre
Raymond& Co
Taylor Block
Cambridge, Ohio
Salmon & Ewalt
Cosgrave Building
Main Street
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