County Officials and Cambridge Corporation Officers Listed
The document lists county officers including common pleas court officials in Zanesville and Cambridge based offices. It details representatives, judges, clerks, sheriffs, treasurers, coroners, commissioners, infirmary directors, and Cambridge Corporation Officers with mayor, council members, treasurer, marshal, cemetery trustees and street commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wharton
Tl. G. Brown
L. Can Phe
Robert Hammond
W. J. d. Metivar
Wo ER. Boden
A. Craig
J. Braver
J. BR. Moore
Sarharles L. Marrison
Preasurer—Steplenatts
Marshal
K. M
Justices of the Peace Guernsey County Listing Names
A lengthy roster lists justices of the peace and lodge officers across multiple towns in Guernsey and nearby counties. The document includes names such as Adams D M, Watson Gallagher, Joseph Wilson, and others, plus notices inviting local lodge members to report newly installed officers.
Museum a Bright Note in Cambridge News Items
The Cambridge Herald covers local life with notes on the Museum publication selling well, fashion at the Bee Hive Store, and wall displays at Wall's drug store. Emigration, taxes due, and growing coal trade frame a busy week alongside memorials, illnesses, funerals, marriages, and local business ventures.
Personal notices from Cambridge area residents
The column lists many local names and brief updates. Notable items include Little Essie Scott's diphtheria illness, visits by Miss Anna Gildea of Washington, Mrs. A. A’ Sipe and Mrs. J. M. Brill sick or resting, and travel or work plans for residents such as Ezekiel Rubicamp teaching in Kansas, Dilla Yarnell attending an Art school in Philadelphia, and Thomas J. Tingle discussing insurance in Belmont county. Several Cambridge residents are visiting, moving, or attending events in Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, and Virginia, with a few weddings and job changes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie Scott
Anna Gildea
Washington
A. A’ Sipe
Recovery
Ohio
Isaac Reynolds
Randoul
Lil
J. M. Brill
Salesville
Illinois
William McCartney
Barnesville
C. W. Duniver
The
Democrat
Etta Hanna
Lewersville
O Riggs
the Times
Chicago
T. M. Johnson
Quaker City
Thomas J. Tingle
Belmont County
Dilla Yarnell
Philadelphia
W.H. Ledlie
W. B. Green
Circleville
Cambridge
Robt
H. Campbell
DeWitt
Iowa
Iernsey County
Ezekiel Rubicamp
Kansas
Elizabeth Morton
Coshocton
Alex, Norton
Montana
John Ferguson
I. B. DeVee
C & M Road
Kalamazoo Michigan
John B. Clark
Nebraska
Will Burt
Columbus
Stephen Clark
Stranathan
Zanesville
Maud Conrade
Fort Royal
Virginia
Westland man arraigned on shooting charge in chestnut dispute
Mitchell Henderson of Westland township was arraigned before Justice Wilson on shooting with intent to kill or wound and held in $500 bond. He faced a peace warrant before Justice White with $200 bond for carrying concealed weapons, which he waived exam on. affidavits by Solomon Hammond allege Henderson used force to remove Hammond's boys gathering chestnuts from trees near Henderson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Henderson
Westland Township
Wilson
White
Solomon Hammond
Hammond
Henderson
Social ball at Periclesian Hall praised for turnout
Last Thursday night the social ball at Periclesian Hall drew strong attendance and praise for the organizers Messrs. Jones Ley and Urban. They are noted as adept party conductors and plan another dance on Thanksgiving day. The new courthouse probate office saw its first marriage last Saturday between James Kysor and Miss Jane Croney officiated by Justice Alfred Weedon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Periclesian Hall
Messrs
Jones, Ley
Urban
James Kysor
Jane Croney
Alfred Weedon
Notable Local Deaths and Town Notices
Rev. Dr. David A. Wallace a prominent U P denomination minister died suddenly in Wooster last Monday. He was brother of Mrs D K Kyle of this place and formerly lived in Guernsey county. A baseball match between two hose companies yielded 54 to 14 for No 2, likely ending the season. James Burns and Thomas F Shriver were named administrators of local estates, with Harriett Johnson as administratrix. A 1810 deed from Jacob Gomber to Joseph Tolbert for three town lots in town center was shown, $35 paid. A baby born in a cemetery at Marshaltown Iowa noted amid warnings about Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup for croup and colds. As cold weather nears, attention to chimneys is advised due to fire risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Mathews
Herato
David A. Wallace
U. P
Wooster
D. Kk. Kyle
Guernsey County
C. J. Albright
Jacob Gomber
Joseph Tolbert
Marshaltown
Iowa
Dr.Bull
Hon J. J. Albright Dead in Cambridge
Longtime Cambridge leader Charles J. Albright dies at home aged 67 after a stroke. A self-made editor and politician, he served in Congress in 1854, helped launch roads and rail lines, and supported the Methodist church and civic projects. Funeral drew wide attendance.
Jurors drawn for November term Grand and Petit juries
The list shows jurors drawn for the November term with names for Grand Jury and Petit Jury. Dated and diverse townships and counties are represented, including Millwood Oxford Jackson Cambridge Washington Wheeling and related districts across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petit
John Smith
Millwood Township
John Wells
Oxford
Joel Hall
Millwood
Roland J. Rogers
Jackson
Isaac Milner
Monroe
Ashford Dennis
Spencer
D. Li
Mackey
Adams
Samuel Boyd
Wills
John McBride
Westland
W. H. Hardy
Elijah Dougherty
Washington
Alfred Skinner
Robt. McConkey
Cambridge
John M. Forney
Wheeling
John Ralston
Petit Jury
Museum of Antiquity praised by Indiana Asbury president
Alexander Martin of Indiana Asbury University endorses the Museum of Antiquity as a valuable, elevating work. He urges widespread distribution and lauds its paper, printing, binding, and illustrations. He confirms his endorsement to support its status as a public benefit and educational aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Museum of Antiquity
Alexander Martin
Indiana
Asbury University
Martin
Announcement of Printing Services at Hreratp Office
Local printer advertises services for cards posters envelopes bill heads note heals letter heads monthly statements pamphlets and legal blanks. Readers urged to visit the Hreratp office for orders and samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hreratp
Washington Busy Saturday Proceeds Include Sales and Hogs
Washington was lively on Saturday with reports of property purchases, fair premiums being paid, and various local activities. The Washington baseball club beat Winchester 22 to 5 at the latter’s site while a Presbyterian service and elder elections occurred. a new school bell and the schoolhouse were mentioned among community items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Paden
JM Thompson
ZA Purdum
Cambridge
John Creighton
Henry McCracken
EJ Ford
J W Fairchild
Washington Baseball Club
Winchester Club
Latter Place
Washington Club
Presbyterian Church
James McCreary
Thos Laughlin
RS Frame
Mathew Clark
Oldham's Station Community Notes and Local Happenings
August payroll paid by the & MRR for local boys. David Morrow of Byesville visits Coshocton county friends. Chestnut crop light and inferior. A W Barnes family visited Jefferson township. Cyrenes Jones plans a new house and farm near Alex. Democratic jubilee drew many citizens to Cambridge Thursday night. Estella and Nettie McCartney of Cambridge visited Annie and Minnie Brown. Mrs Satcher moved to Wheeling township. Lemon Brothers began hauling one thousand cross ties for the C and M R R. Corrected misprint about Win and Elijah Meepek. Farmers husking corn report soft corn and a light yield. Abundant hickory nuts expected for winter. Tom Salmon seen with a listed election smile, hopes for governor Hoadly appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldham
MRR
David Morrow
Byesville
John
Joseph Wortman
Coshocton
W Barnes
Jefferson Township
Cyrenes Jones
Alex
Cambridge
Estella
Nettie McCartney
Annie
Minnie Brown
Sarah
Wheeling Township
Lemon Brothers
Elijah McPeek
Elijah Mee- Peek
Tom Salmon
Hoadly
Senecaville Chatter Highlights Town News and Local Goings On
Senecaville updates: births, visits, and departures as Eden Sualtsgaver’s son is born to Eden Sualtsgaver and wife. Willie Paul of New Concord visits Ed Spencer’s. Dugan family from Winchester sighted at Ed Spencer’s. Breidenthal returns from Putnam County for winter. The late James Frame’s blindness noted as ALD previously misstated. A. B. Shaw preached at the M E church. Eleazar Thompson and wife plan Granville winter with daughter Mrs Robert Craig. The fair’s memory lingers as quiet resumes. Benoni Allen and bride stay with relatives. plan move to Calvin Parry’s home. Mr Fast reports a nearly two-foot eel caught while fishing near Hill’s Rocks. Excursion train from Cumberland to Lore City brings crowds to the town. Coal mine work to resume with new pump. Senecaville Band asked to reform locally. A Baby Racket owner at fair boards leaving without payment. racket held by constable until board paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Sualtsgaver
Willie Paul
New Concord
M. N. Amstot
Dugan
Winchester
Ed. Spencer
Will Breidenthal
Putnam County
James Frame
A. B. Shaw
M. E
Eleazar Thompson
Granville
Licking Co
Robert Craig
Senecaville
Benoni Allen
Calvin Parry
Mr Fast
Ifill's Rocks
Allen House
Cumberland
Lore City
Jester
Dillis
Edison’s Electric Light vs Hall’s Cure Discovery
An old advertisement touts Edison’s Electric Light as a wonderful discovery and asserts Hall’s Cure surpasses it. It notes the product is sold by John Downar with a date of October 4 and a distant market period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Hall
John Downar
Local Notes From Birmingham and Nearby Towns
Birmingham updates list residents moving in and out, visits, and small events. W B Price goes to Leesville while Braniger family relocates to a new dwelling. Cambridge, Gilmore, and Pittsburgh connections appear with social calls and business dealings. Mrs Eliza Carson dies, buried at Newtown. husband and child remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Bros
Pittsburgh
Mattie McElhaney
Mamie Noble
Cambridge
J. W. Calvert
Kimbolton
Newtown
Barnesville Notes and County News Snapshots
Measles trouble Barnesville children and Dayton touted as healthiest city in the state. The Salvation Army targets Zanesville. Apples sell for one dollar a bushel locally. The 11th annual Butter Cheese and Egg Association show will be in Cincinnati on December 4 5 and 6. Barnesville builds a Mechanics Building and Loan Association with 40 000 capital in 100 shares. A winter lecture program aims to enrich Barnesville residents with a possible appearance by Bob Ingersoll on Moses. A Newark dispatch reports auditor J P Lingafelter arrested for pension fee abuses and released on bail. A voting day mishap in a ward records an extra grocery name on a tally slip. An exchange notes 47 counties backed the second amendment 41 opposed. party splits show Democratic strength in both camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Salvation Army
Zanesville
Cincinnati
Barnesville
the Mechanics
Bob
Ingersoll
Moses
Ohio
Newark
J. FP. Lingafelter
Licking County
U.S
Columbus
Fran. Gibson Atherton
Secrest and Snoots Families Headline Local Notices
In Pt Pleasant, births announced for Mr and Mrs J M Secrest a daughter. Mrs Snoots of Norwich and Rey Perego with Luther Robins of Hartford connected to Iowa plans next month. Miss Allie Burns visits Barnesville relatives. Mr and Mrs Martin Hicxle have Hiramsburg ties. Spaid sore foot. Finley family moving to Wisconsin in two weeks. Jackson Hinlein of Aya visits Missouri relatives. Velua Teters visiting grandmother Mrs Wendell in Batesville. Schools prosper with A Weeden and Miss Ogier teaching. Nicholson guest of Wm Thompson. SD Jackson to helm telegraph in Grafton next month. Cumberland excursion to Lore City on OW& NYRR. Charlie Thompson home from Whipple, improving. Picnic at Perry’s den with local youths. Conner moves to Byesville. Benj Nicholson buys and occupies vacated farm. Rena Wines returns to Zanesville after visiting grandmother Mrs Win Spaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pt. Pleasant
J M Secrest
Snoots
Norwich
Rey Perego
Luther Robins
Hartford
Iowa
Allie Burns
Barnesville
Martin Hicxle
Hiramsburg
Wm Spaid
Oliver Finley
Wisconsin
Jackson Hinlein
Aya
Missouri
Velua Teters
Wendell
Batesville
Avery
Perry’s den
Conner
Byesville
Benj Nicholson
Rena Wines
Zanesville
Win Spaid
New mill expected to start this week in area
Dr A Trimmer and wife visit relatives in Barnesville. Track to 14 miles from tunnel on the B Z and C R R. Sunday excursion to Campbells Station on the C W and NY R R a success. Geo Smith brings a load of goats wool sheep and comments on Missouri life. LM Rodecker displays new stock on road. Bricklayers finished school house work and carpenters busy on roof. Mrs McClary dies after two years of suffering buried last Friday funeral well attended and clergy remarks noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Trimmer
Barnesville
Campbells Station
Geo Smith
Missouri
LM Rodecker
McClary
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Claims 32-Pound Gain
Street Talk quotes a testimonial praising Hall’s Catarrh Cure for a 32 pound weight gain and improved health described as a complete cure. The speaker credits the product with lasting benefits and value, noting its price as $50 per bottle and listing John Downar as the seller.
New Concord and Muskingum College News
New Concord reports guest visits from B V Lunn and a local party hosted by Miss Mary Lytle. Synod at East Liverpool led to changes including a new Muskingum College Board of Trustees and firmer institutional basis. Concord beat Bloomfield 38 to 22 in a bail game with a return date planned for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. V. Lunn
Reynoldsburg
L. J. Graham
Prest Spencer
East Liverpool
Mary Lytle
Bloomfield
U.P
A. Qu. Wallace
New Brighton
U. S
Philo
Concord
Synod
Muskingum College
Muskingum
Midway Society Notes Include Illness and Visits
John Allender nears moving in his new home while a child of John McCulley is ill with diphtheria. Newark resident Thomas Warne visits his parents. William Blackburn bought a wagon last week. Miss Jennie Allender visits her father ES Bennett in Clio. M H Ervin and family from New Concord call on friends here. ME church fence improves curb appeal. Rock Hill school opens with F R McElhany of Washington as teacher. Melissa Lanning of Bird's Run visits sister. Edwards, appointed to this circuit, preached Sunday at 2 30 pm to a large crowd. Ardella Driggs daughter of Nelson died October 10 of lung trouble after about two weeks illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCulley
Thomas Warne
Newark
William Blackburn
Jennie Allender
ES Bennett
Clio
M H Ervin
New Concord
Rock Hill
F R McElhany
Washington
Melissa Lanning
Bird’s Run
John Allender
Teo Edwards
Ardella
Nelson Driggs
Antrim News Briefs Highlight Local Topics
Corn husking season noted while Mrs. Henry Mercer shows improvement. James Thompson re elected Justice of the Peace at the fall election. R W Hanna and John Knouff to complete a new residence for Alexander Harford. The B B club returned from Winchester with a 14 to 28 score. Elias Stockdale of Illinois visits his father James Stockdale Sr. Morison and Jos Marshall will not trade properties as claimed. The third and deciding baseball game between married and single men will be played Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mercer
Tannehill
Wm. Tannehill
James Thompson
R. W. Hanna
John Knouff
Alexander Harford
B. B
Winchester
Elias Stockdale
Illinois
James Stockdale
G. W. Morrison
Jos. Marshall
Joseph
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Guernsey
D M Watson
Gallagher
Joseph Wilson
Muskingham County
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Nelson
P Calvert
Midway
James Shy
John Frye
JeFerson
J W Armstons
Thomas McNahan
Grady
Rkrnox
Wai Mo
Cambridge Lodge No. Hi
Hutchison Bhorkk
Gaehtull
Rouse
A. TR
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Secretar Fe
MG Ae
Trian
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A.M. Nooth
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Souter
W. BR. Sprague
Serine Cambridge
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Gieets
George Rosa
James Ghay
Cambridge Lode Invets
Lily
WM Lawrence
Refuge Linige
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Ogur Cmues
United Presbyterian Katiei
New WL
Farland
Lad
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Ula Sehoul
NCSU
Seine Lay
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W Locke
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Salon Ata Nm
Byterian Bhareli—Dley
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Oain
Antrim
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Meryeer
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Brown
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Corbett
Byestille
Goorse
Jaysville
M. Bianweet
Chio
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Forsythe
Dathbeon
Aw Wianikerz Guert
Londonderry
Saini
Arnols
Midwy
James McDowells
Milniusq Te
Homer
Knowles
North Salem
Silesville Lewes Sirutysoet
Suneeaville
Gom Yarneditson
Suar Tree
Andrew Meeen
Hiten
Thomas Sondures Pyper
ROR Millers
Hiigton
Df McKisson
Oliver
Oliver Plow
Sater
Prue
Goleto
Cochran & Orme
Cambridge, Ohio
MIT Stock
Ugiers’ Book
Stere
Cambridge Herald
Ancy Millinery
Marry Williams
Museum
Wall
D. M. Jenkins
Bee Hive
Mary Williams
T. B. Scott
M. E. Church
Kersey’s
Mill Street
Court House
New York
Claysville
J. W. McKinney
Emma Wiley
Jane Crony
Garfield Hall
Marsh
Dennis
Atkins
C. Boroweun
Ables
John Calhoun
Adams Township
Delaware County
William
John Ryan
A. G. Speer
Burbank
Mellyar
Reed
Supreme Court
District Court
James Kelly
Galligher
Joseph Cook
W. T. Ramsey
Parkersburgh
Grand Lodge
David Hammond
U.P. Church
Peter Cag
Wilson & McCallay Tobacco Co
Middletown
Ghio
Foutz
David E. Foutz
Baltimore, MD
A. T. Stewart & Co
Wheeling Avenue
East Suh Street
Public Square
James Davis
Dr $.H. McCall
J. C. McCall
C.P. Taylor
Council Bluffs
Town
Will
Hhrot Ephriam Adamson
Shelby County
Emma Murch
John R.willis
Wichita
B. Y. Seigfried
J. G. Whitaker
C. C. Erwin
W. K. Gooders
Charles McCarty
Anna Moore
This County
Ohio Baptist Association
James Burns
John Burns
Thomas F. Shriver
Solomon Peters, Jr
Harriett Johnson
J.s.johnston
J. Albright
Charles J. Albright
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Ties
Congress
Wm. Lawrence
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Brooklyn
Cadiz
Steubenville
Central Ohio
Nancy Bichard
James Bichard
Omny
John Wiley
Valley Township
Ransom Bennett
John Meyer
E. C.henderson
J. H. Baird
J. P. Mahattey
Wm. Kennedy
Liberty
Jesse Elliott
Frederick Winiker
Richland
Bartley Thomas
Madison
J. C. Crosen
JomNn McGovern
Chicago Tribune
J.C. Rippard
Birmingham
W. B. Price
Leesville
Will Braniger
Colorado
Don” Scott
Mathew Johnson
Lillie Foy
I. T. Hayes
John Carothers
California
K.S. Braniger
Smith
Inlaw
Hattie Johnson
Vermillion
James Millner
Lila
A. UC
Anderson
John Morris
Gilmore
J Hi Barnes
Summerfield
J A Conner
Jtw Gibson
LW Smith
David Orr
TJ Ream
Finley
Minnie Stanley
Ella Patterson
Moses Conner
M J Conner
Eyesville
Rey Win Campbell
L W Smith
LK Thompson
Flora Trott
G V Gildea
Chaseville
Chamberland
Hopewell
WA Fleming
Della
John Brown
JR Patterson
Julia
Maggie Lowry
Jeck- Son
Luurtesville
Vis
Zoo-Zoo
Zoo Zoo
Gnrumm Monp
Howard Grumy
West Cambridge
Solomon Peters
Cambridge Lodge
Brother Peters
A. M
C. L. Maprios
J.B. FriGson
A. Rf. Merray
Committee
T. KE. Jester
Pie
Alex.us Lane
R. Talbert & Shorts
Richland Township
T. EK
Pike’s
Chester
Kentucky
Alex, Robinson
Tyner, Guernsey Co
H. M. Close
Court Mouse
Peter Shafer
G. B. Thornberry
Cambridge, O
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