Official Directory for Jindee Common Pleas Court
The directory lists W. J. Frazier of Caldwell as Judge, with Ball of Zanesville and Frame of Washington as representatives. It shows Lor P Hosick of Cambridge as Probate Judge and James R. Barr as Clerk of Courts, plus other county officers and directors led by P Lochary and A W Nicholson of Cambridge.
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Jindees Common Pleas Court
W. J. Frazier
Caldwell
Ball
Zanesville
R. Ss. Frame
Washington
Lor P Hosick
Cambridge
James R. Barr
John C. Beckett
Sherhi
John M. Metall
John 8. Wilkin
Atty—M. R. Patterson
Cambridge Recorder
Rodolph Thomas
Local Government Officials Listed for City Posts
Mayor William Wharton and councilmen T G Brown L C Carpwell Robert Hammond W L Melivar W O Boden S A Craig J B Bruner J B Moore clerk Charles L Madison Treasurer Stephen Potts Marshal E M Spottlemire Cemetery Trustees Stephen Potts Jed Williams A J Hutchison Street Commissioner Henry Motte.
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William Wharton
T. G. Brown
L. Carphell
Robert Hammond
Melivar
W. O. Boden
A. Craig
J. L. Bruner
Moore
Charles L. Madison
Stephen Potts
E. M. Spottlemire
Jed. Williams
A. J. Hutchison
Henry Motte
Local Masonic and Odd Fellows Lodges Listings
A roster of justices and lodge officers across Guernsey and nearby counties lists names for multiple lodges including Cambridge, Center, Jackson, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Oxford, Richland, Spencer, Washington and Wheeling. It calls for updates on newly installed officers and notes several lodge meetings in Cambridge and surrounding towns.
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Tile Peace
Guernsey
Adams
D M Watson
Gallagher
Wilson
Sago
Muskingum County
Cambridge
W A Carpenter
Elza Turner
M Nelson
Washington
P Calvert
Midway
Jackson
James Selby
John Wrye
Byesville
Jefferson
J W Armstrong
Thomas McKahan
Brady Knox
J L Hawthorne
Creighton
SR Patterson
Londonderry
Win M_ Logan
Theo B Hibbs
Smyrna
Harrison County
Liberty
S W Luecock
Kimbolton
John K Thompson
North Salem
Madison
J D Thompson
Antrim
Simeon Brown
Brown
Millwood
J B Startley
T M Johnson
Quaker City
Clark Rose
Salesville
Monroe
J T Braniger
Milinersville
William Virtue
Oxford
Josiah P Bryant
Middlebourne
J B Tarkle
Joseph Ferrer
Fairview
Richland
N .I. Oliver
Morrison Chester
Alex Lane
Senecaville
Spencer
Joseph Purkey
Cumberland
Dobison
Blue Bell Valley
M L Spaid
Dyson
GW Five
Buffalo Washington
Elijah Daugherty
Samuel Smith
Milnersville
Westland
William T Wilson
Jen H White
Wheeling
Alfred Ho Weetlon
Solomon Mercer
Wills
Robert Meerburney
James M Patterson
EW Creighton
Raineys Dry Goods Boots and Homespun Offers
Local ads note W A Rainey stocking dry goods fine dress goods and boots and shoes at Raineys while Jenkins sells groceries Barnesville glass works now operating Miss Jennie McPherson visiting Cincinnati and Cambridge news on schools mills rail work and local events in October updates.
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Jennie McPherson
Cincinnati
Marble and Granite Works Ad by Jed Williams
Public Square listing for Slate and Iron Mantels sawed free stone hearths at Jed Williams Marble and Granite Works. No agents.
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Jed Williams
Muskingum Conference Appointments for the Year
The Muskingum annual conference closed at Mt. Vernon with a committee drafting future meeting plans. Appointments list assigns pastors to Cambridge Mt Vernon Steubenville Tiffin York Denmark Plainfield Attica Belmont Bucyrus Burlington Cambridge circuit Columbia Coshocton California Graysville Grove Guernsey Hanover Independence Lookout Lower Salem Mt Vernon circuit Mount Vernon Zion Newcomerstown New Salem Otsego Palermo Pisgah Pleasant Hill Pennsville Sandusky Smithfield Zanesville Rolling Plains Cardington Liberty Fostoria McCoy's Zanesville circuit Ports mouth New Straitsville I. W. Link left without work J B Wilken named conference missionary and agent for funds.
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Muskingum
M. P. Church
Mt. Vernon
Cambridge
M. L. Jennings
A. C. Nebster
Steubenville
F. H Brown
Tiffin
O. Y. W. Cironto
William Hastings
York
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Plainfield
D. Trueman
Attica
D. ©. Cobwin
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Burlington
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Columbia
W.S. Sears
Coschocion
S. A. Fisher
California
William Ho
Stokley Fisher
Newcomerstown
N. Boman
New Salem
Thomas Orr
Otsego
G. W. Hissey
Palermo
J. D. Murphy
Pisgah
W. J. Holland
Thomas West
Pleasant Hill
R. A. Lowther
Pennsville
E. Looman
Sandusky
J. A. Thrapp
Smithfield
W. II. Guy
Zanesville
O. Lowther
IF. W
Grafton
Rolling Plains
Cardington
W. O. Scott
Liberty
Fostoria
S.flemming
McCoy’s
W. L. Baldwin
J. M. Woodward
Portsmouth
New Straitsville
James Nelson
I. W. Link
J. B. Wilken
Preachers and Society
Sandler
Wellsville
Horticultural Society Meeting Honors Leaders At Home Farm
The October gathering at I C Hall near Spencer Station featured farm tours, fruit and flower displays, and a dinner. John P Spencer of Center Iowa spoke on hog farming and cholera remedies, while Mrs Alice Hall read a piece on farmer's wives and the group discussed honey plants and bees.
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I. C. Hall
Spencer Station
Hall
John D. Hall
Noble County Line
I Hall
H. H. Richey
W.N. Cowden
John P Spencer
Center County
Iowa
H.H. Richey
Alice Hall
Peter Sears
J. W. McLean
M. L. Hogue
H. Hi. Richey
McClain
Barnesville
Alice Richey
Floral Department
J. V. McLean
Railroad News From Cumberland on New Line Progress
Col J W Andrews of the C W and N Y R R reports completion of the Senecaville to Campbell road and junction with the B G O R R at Campbell Station. A new depot plus telegraph, 1000 feet of siding, and regular Cumberland Campbell’s Junction schedules will link East and West trains. An order for locomotives and cars is placed, fifty miles of steel rail are sought for Cumberland McConnelsville, with work to Seelysville by New Year and McConnelsville by next summer to secure $75 000 subscription.
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J. W. Andrews
Cumberland
Col Andrews
Senecaville
Campbell’s
Campbells Station
Love City
P. O
Local Resident Zimmerman Dies in New Philadelphia
Obituary notes the death of Mr Zimmerman a Knox township resident who passed away Tuesday at his son David’s residence in New Philadelphia and will be buried in Hopewell.
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Zimmerman
Knox Township
David
New Philadelphia
Hopewell
EM Creighton at Newark fair and local notes
EM Creighton attended the Newark fair this week. Public schools started last Monday. Business was lively in town Saturday. J O Colley is installing a tin roof on the schoolhouse. The reception for Rey Donaldson and wife at the Presbyterian church was well attended and pleasant. Fair directors met Saturday and awarded premiums where no competition existed. Two young men filed affidavits with Squire McBurney alleging Sunday whiskey purchases. Mrs Mary Slaser, miles south of town, was reported insane last Saturday. this is said to be her second episode.
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Christena Botcher
West
Cambridge
Weather Bureau
Bolon
Cumberland
Ohio
P. G
William Franklin
Ohio Division
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Walnut Street
Fifth
Newark
Zanesville
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Central Ohio and
Lake Erie
Franklin
Bayard Taylor Lodge
R. A
Knight Templar
Charles Oris
Washington City
Marietta
Will Paurdum
Parker
Wm. T.mccreary
Byesville
Morristown
I. J. White
Westland Township
Advocate
Gainsville
Florida
W. T. Beckles
The
Jefers
EM Creighton
Monay
J O Colley
Rey Donaldson
Presbyterian Church
Squire McBurney
Mary Slaser
Solomon Peters
Miss Perkins
Cleveland
Sarahsville
Collison
Elder McBroom
Beech Grove
Akron Coal Works
Alwilda Conkle
Alice
I. W Smith
Cardington
Ne Conner
Monument seller advertises large marble stock in Ohio
Parties desiring to purchase marble or granite monuments headstones and similar stonework are invited to call at Jed Williams works on the Public Square to select from the largest and finest stock in Eastern Ohio and save agents commissions.
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Ohio
Jed Williams
Barnes Mill resumes full operation after water shortage
Wires at Oldhams report Barnes Mill back on fulltime after three weeks idle due to water scarcity. Travelers and locals share updates from S. C. Barr visiting W Pa friends and Will Maffet leaving for Champaign County Illinois. Several residents recover from malaria and attend the Newcomerstown Fair while others visit relatives in New Philadelphia and Howard Illinois.
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Oldhams
Barnes
S. C. Barr
W Pa
Ashington County
William Maftet
Champaign County
Illinois
Lizzie Satcher
Newcomerstown
Mason
William H. Bell
David Zimmermans
New Philadelphia
M. K. Maffet
Howard
Ilinois
Iown
Schoonover
Coshocton County
James Johnson
Edison’s Electric Light vs Hall’s Cure Discovery
An advertisement notes Edison’s Electric Light as a wonderful discovery but touts Hall’s Cure as even more remarkable. It lists John Downar as the seller and cites a date of October 4.
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Edison
Hall
John Downar
New Concord Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Games
Miss Sade McCaul of New York City visits Miss Lou Evans in town. Etta Neff from Belmont county arrives as a new student. Mrs Slater of Pittsburgh and locals join kin here. Voters W A Giffen of St Clairsville and JL Brown of Olive Green return home to vote. Bloomfield defeats College nine 16 to 8 in a Saturday baseball game. Concord sends large delegations to Temperance mass meetings at Rix Mills and Norwich last week. Miss Kate Storer, daughter of Reuben Storer, was brought from Zanesville and buried last Sabbath.
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Sade McCaul
New York City
Lou Evans
Etta Neff
Belmont County
Slater
Pittsburgh
W A Giffen
St Clairsville
JL Brown
Olive Green
Ohio
College Nine
Bloomfield
Concord
Rix Mills
Norwich
Kate Storer
Reuben Storer
Zanesville
Antrim Farm Stock and Implements Auction Planned
Joseph Marshall to offer his stock and farm implements at public sale on Friday the 14th after trading his farm for George Morrison’s town property. Wm Padgett started a five month school at No 1 Washington township on Monday. A ME church painting by Henry Mercer is planned this week. A young Marion Barrett child died and was buried Friday. Corn crops are fair despite earlier discouraging reports.
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Antrim
Joseph Marshall
George Morrison
Wm Padgett
Washington Township
William Lindsey
Henry Mercer
Wm Greathouse
William Cunningham
Papa
NA Daniels
BF Liddy
Newcomerstown
Marion Barrett
Kerseys on Mill Street Promoted for Cleaning and Repairs
Readily advertise clothing cleaning and repair services at Kersey's on Mill Street opposite the Court House.
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Kersey’s
Mill Street
Court House
Solomon Peters Struggles With Ill Health
The report notes Solomon Peters has been ill for some time with no improvement. Other local items mention a near completion of the new post office building and various community events including lectures, band performances, and visits among residents.
Catarrh Cure Claims 32 Pound Gain
A testimonial touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as life changing with a 32 pound gain and complete cure after 20 years of illness. The seller John Downar advertises the remedy at $50 per bottle as worth the cost for catarrh sufferers.
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P.I. Chenery & Ob
Toledo, CO
Hall
J.B. Weatherford
E. Mveray
Jackson, Mich
Tall
All Druegiste
Fieney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
MO. R. Downe
John Downar
Local notices and town updates roll through Senecaville district
J E McClelland offers one dollar per bushel for wheat as a new mill prepares to start in about two weeks. Rev Wm Campbell and Rev Piggott plan moves to Byesville and the area. Pickets, fences, property moves, and new shops appear while railroad work speeds toward the Muskingum county line. The Senecaville fair headlines the week and train service expands with passenger runs from Warren's store.
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J E McClelland
Wm Howell
W H Stevens
C B Stevens
B&c
Wm Campbell
Byesville
Wm Cain
Stevens
Wm Stevens
Cambridge
Rev Piggott
Thomas Pritchett
Muzzy
Senecaville Fair
Robert Martin
C P Church
Bz&c RR
Muskingum County
Warren's
Eye disease plagues Geauga cattle and hog epidemics strike Bethany
The Geauga county Ohio herd suffers a contagious eye ailment with eyelid discharge and blindness affecting about sixty cattle across ten farms. Hog losses rise near Bethany where August mortality peaks. the illness resembles typhoid pneumonia, with no clear cause or cure. An Illinois expert assists research efforts while Gen I B Pond lies dying at Morgan county home.
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Robert McClung
Allen Basore
Isaac Jordan
John Chamberlain
D. Vanness
S. F. Stewart
Swearingen
Silas Williamson
Illinois
Hamilton Telegraph
I. B. Pond
Morgan County
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