Confectioneries and shops line Cambridge ad scene
Cambridge October 23rd features bustling ads for Confectioneries at Rechs and Z and Os stock of goods. Boots shoes at Hubert's and Lindsey, millinery at Bee Hive, dresses at Greenwolds, Ogiers Book Store promotions, dining at Scott's restaurant, and a busy race and fair season with notices of upcoming events and sales.
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Ogiers Book Store
Bellaire
Louis Seideman
Germany
L. Miller
Cambridge
Scott’s
Howard
Robert Hammond
Ohio Dog Law Tax Shows Sheep Deaths and Education Funds
An Auditor of State table reports 30,234 sheep killed by dogs valued at $90,948.52 and 29,326 injured valued at $46,254.18 in the last year. Total killed or injured 59,560 valued at $146,203,333. Tax collected on dogs $357,644.77. payments for losses $135,059.97. Excess county fund transfers left $149,500 in treasuries.
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Auditor of State
Ohio
Treasuries
County Teachers Form Association in High School Hall
Teachers across the county met despite bad weather to organize a County Teachers Association. Officers elected were O. T. Carson president, W. T. Young vice president, J. R. Hosick secretary, and Miss Mattie Allison treasurer. Next meeting set for Winchester the first Saturday in November at 10 30 a m with talks by Prof W T Young and Prof O T Carson.
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O. T. Carson
W. T. Young
J. R. Hosick
Mattie Allison
Winchester
W.T. Young
O T. Carson
JR. Hosick
Ella Grimes
Woman Repays Old Coat Purchase With Fraudulent Bill
In Newcomerstown, a woman visited W P Mulvane to settle an old coat purchase from twenty two years ago. She paid $11, then $10 more, explaining the extra was to replace a counterfeit ten dollar bill used as part payment at the time. The case centers on replacing the counterfeit with genuine money, recalling the long forgotten debt.
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W. P. Mulvane
Newcomerstown Index
New H Schultz Hotel at B and O Depot Opens
The new hotel of H Schultz at the B and O depot is completed, stylish and cozy. On the first floor the waiting room and Richardson's restaurant, second floor dining hall and offices, upper floors sleeping rooms. John M Richardson will run the hotel on the European plan, opening to the public this week.
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H. Schultz
Ohio
Cambridge set for largest crowd in a score years on the 23d
Visitors to Cambridge on the 23d can expect the biggest turnout in twenty years with top races and large purses. Brass bands across the county are urged to join a band tournament while wind and gas may decide the day. Merchants offer fresh stocks as shoppers mix business with pleasure.
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Cambridge
Prohibition candidates parade to Columbus demonstration
Genl Fisk and Mr Brooks passed through Cambridge en route to a Prohibition demonstration in Columbus. The event drew strong party attendance and enthusiasm. Locally, William Bower of Neponset bought Devon cattle and shipped them West with his brother James.
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Genl. Fisk
Mr. Brooks
Cambride
Columbus
William Bower
Neponset
Bureau County
Illinois
McPherson
Messrs McMillen
Westland Township
James Bower
West
Dress Goods Offer at C Ayre & Co With All Wool Cloth
The dress goods department offers new bread cloths habit cloth Henriettas cashmere serges and more. See our double fold all wool cloth at 35 cts per yard from C Ayre & Co successors to Raymond & Co.
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C. Ayre & Co
Raymond & Co. Taylor Block
Local Pension Grants and Increases Noted
Original pensions granted to Samuel J. Geyer and Wm H Marshall of Sage and H R Moore of this place, with reissues and increases for Aaron Stevens of Blue Bell and David Frazier of Cambridge. Attorney W M Bushfield. Also ads for Laxador cathartic and Dr Bull's Baby Syrup claiming health and sleep benefits at 25 cents.
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Samuel J. Geyer
Wm. H. Marshall
Sage
H. R. Moore
This Place
Aaron Stevens
Blue Bell
David Frazier
Cambridge
W. M. Bushfield
Sale of reserved seats for the Lecture Course
Sale of reserved seats for the Lecture Course will commence at D. M. Hawthorne's drug store on Friday October 19 at 8 o clock p.m. All persons present at the hour will draw a number and be waited upon in their regular order. No one person may reserve more than four seats at one time. O. T. Corson.
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D. M. Hawthorne
O. T. Corson
Public Square events with rain date at Opera House
A Friday schedule lists a 1 PM event on Public Square with a rain backup at the Opera House and an evening 7 PM program at the Opera House featuring the big Small.
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Public Square
Opera House
Uncalled Letters at Cambridge Post Office 1888
Cambridge Ohio October 16 1888 uncalled for letters list includes Mr W W Porter Mr K Akins Mr L Hi Sights Miss Annie Britton Mr David Sights Mrs John Burns Mr D Stevens Mrs Lizzie Cowan Miss Maggie Travis Miss Rose Playa Mr Samuel Kearns Ming S ine Hurst Ed Klingensmith Mire Mary D Harsh John Morgan Mr H Waldo Holman Miss Mattie E Perkins W H H McIlYar P M Lead with advertised notices mentions typed names and note to call for these letters.
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Cambridge
W W Porter
K © Akins
L Hi Sights
Annie Britton
David Sights
John Burns
D Stevens
Lizzie Cowan
Maggie Travis
Rose Playa
Samuel Kearns
Ming S
Ine Hurst
Ed Klingensmith
Mary D Harsh
John Morgan
H Waldo Holman
Mattie E Perkins
W.H. H. McIlyar
P. M
New Discovery for Consumption Proven By Two Sufferers
Mr. C H Morris of Newark Ark says he was pronounced incurable but after using Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption he is on his third bottle and can oversee his farm work. Jesse Middlewart of Decatur Ohio claims doctors had given up on him yet he recovered and lives well. Sample bottle offered at Walls Drug Store.
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C. H. Morris
Newark
Ark
Dr. King
Jesse Middlewart
Decatur
Ohio
Quiet town notes and local moves wrap week
Mrs Levina Ferguson moved into the Amstot property amid a quiet town. about 50 000 pounds of wool remain unsold nearby. Reg Wilson of MFE church is away on business in West Virginia. John Erskine weds Miss Campbell last week. Ada Rea returns from Minneapolis after summer. Stella Patterson attended Hannah Whetstone’s Cambridge wedding. W D Hanna sells property to A Wallace and J H Paden and leaves for Missouri. Elmer Moore returns from Delaware Ohio school for holidays. Prof H Maharry visited New Concord and shipped apples to Iowa. A P Frame and wife and S B Lawrence and wife attended the Columbus Centennial and are pleased. John Amstot sprains ankle at UP church scaffold fall. Wheat crop looks good despite wet weather. Harrison and Morton club meets. Mr Cash explains leaving the Prohibition party.
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Levina Ferguson
Amstot
Cambridge
Reg Wilson
MFE
West Virginia
John Erskine
Campbell
Ada Rea
Minneapolis
Minn
Stella Patterson
Hannah Whetstone
W D Hanna
Wallace
J H Paden
Missouri
Elmer Moore
Delaware
Ohio
Prof
H Maharry
New Concord
Lowa
P Frame
Lawrence
Columbus
John
Harrison and Morton Club
Cash
Prohibition Party
Indian Camp News and Local Happenings
Market report notes butter at 15c and eggs 15c in town. Several social items include weddings in Coshocton and Larned investments by Duff and Wallace. The Dem hearing in Lawrence was canceled due to rain and mud while a temperance lecture is planned for Hopewell.
Local News: Sickness and Visiting Families
Lizzie Beevis remains ill with suspected diphtheria. Thomas Stanley visits as guest of his brother D T Stanley. Miss Elana Stone visits John Calhoun's family near Mantua. Mrs Edward Smith and her children from Byesville stay with JR Wycoff. Harmony residents Milton Sions and wife visit Mrs A S T Johnston. J P Leech of near Galigher calls on Mrs Dr Aplin and daughter. John Shively and wife of Burrs Mills visit Mrs Joseph Atkins. Hattie Johnston shows slight improvement. Minnie Hawes travels to Larned Kansas to spend winter with sister Mrs Chas Taylor.
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Lizzie Beevis
Thomas Stanley
D T Stanley
Elana Stone
John Calhoun
Mantua
Edward Smith
Little Sons
Byesville
JR Wycoff
Milton Sions
Harmony
A S T Johnston
J P Leech
Near Galigher
Dr Aplin
John Shively
Burrs Mills
Joseph Atkins
Hattie
A & T Johnston
Minnie Hawes
Larned
Kansas
Chas Taylor
Local Moves and School Openings Around Town
Midway to McCollum of Collesdon at home. Mrs Pheebe Stewart moved to Cambridge. Thomas Bragg occupies the Johnston house. Wms Patterson repairing a barn for Judith Walters. Miss Kate Johnston of Antrim visited Wm Calvert’s part last week. An infant child of Cyrus Campbell and wife born Oct 9th and buried Oct 10th. Belle Campbell, T W McNary, and Tom Ferbrache attended the Columbus Centennial. Rock Hill School begins Monday Oct 22 with W x Marshal of Londonderry as teacher. Independence starts same day with Ty Calvert as teacher. Boys urged to bring horns and horse fiddles for active service if Clerks report true. H P Dowerd of Kansas and Emma Johnston of this place married Oct 10 at brides’ home. they depart for Kansas Tuesday for their new home.
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McCollum
Collesdon
Pheebe Stewart
Cambridge
Thomas Bragg
Johnston
Wms Patterson
Judith Walters
Kate Johnston
Antrim
Wm Calverts
Cyrus Campbell
Belle Campbell
T W McNary
Tom” Ferbrache
Rock Hill School
W x Marshal
Londonderry
Independence
Ty Calvert
H_ P Downerd
Kansas
Emma Johnston
Antrim Notes And Local Happenings
R P Bell is sick with typhoid fever. Butter 15c per pound, eggs 15c per dozen. The Presbyterian church is plastered and repaired. Joseph Hixson and wife of Coshocton county visit Sam Hixson. Singing school discussed for Brushy Fork church this winter. William Lawrence and wife began housekeeping in Inglish’s house. Capt O Shipley and John Caldwell were at Columbus last week for the Centennial. Ed Stockdale returned to Kansas after visiting his parents. William Lawrence of Washington and John Stockdale, Esq. of Winchester addressed the Democrats here last Tuesday evening.
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R P Bell
Presbyterian
Joseph Hixson
Coshecton County
Sam] Hixson
Brushy Fork Church
William Lawrence
Inglish
Capt O Shipley
John Caldwell
Columbus
Ed Stockdale
Kansas
Washington
John Stockdale, Esq
Winchester
Local notes and bereavement at Allens chapel
Brady area farmers husk corn while Wm Parker suffers rheumatism John Temple returns to Kansas last Monday A valuable horse owned by Sam Allen died in recent days J G Lian of Scio visits his parents Several residents plan to view the Cincinnati Centennial soon Preaching time at Allens chapel moved to 230 PM Sabbath school set for 1 PM Mrs Hannah Canan a longtime member of the M E church in this township died Tuesday evening Funeral at Allens chapel led by Rev ES Bowers on Wednesday
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Wm Parker
John Temple
Kansas
M E
Rey ES Bowers
Allens Chapel
Local Moves and Visits Highlight Senecaville Area
Senecaville reports Joseph Steele buys part of John Leeper’s farm. John Morrison visits friends in town. Mrs Woodward relocates to East Liverpool. Alex Campbell attends events in Cincinnati. Mrs Dilley visits Chicago. Citizens attend Columbus Centennial Prohibition day. Wm Emerson Judson Millhone plan Colorado move with seven families. Mrs Louisa Cambridge and other locals noted.
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Joseph Steele
John Leeper
MTS
John Morrison
Woodward
Liverpool
Ohio
Alex Campbell
Cincinnati
Charles Dilley
Chicago
Samuel Dilley
Columbus
Wm Emerson
Judson Millhone
Colorado
Louisa
Mra Cambridge, Yerguson
Adam Burnworth
Near
GT and M Railway Announces Half-Rate Cambridge Tickets
On the above date the GC and M Railway will sell round trip tickets to Cambridge from all stations at half rates. A gas display with a band contest and three grand trotting and pacing races, totaling $1,000, are set. Special trains return from Cambridge to Caldwell and intervening points at 9:30 pm and to points North at 9:30 pm, railroad time.
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GC & M Ry
Cambridge
Willeave
Caldwell
Agricultural Market Spot Prices and Seed Listings
The note lists prices and lots for farm staples and feed items. Feathers honey sorghum lard and butter appear with unit prices. It includes chicken and potatoes quantities, and various seed varieties such as red clover timothy orchard and bluegrass seeds with listed prices.
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ORME
Ieee Viet
Seay & Ul Sa
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