Official Directory Judges and Officials Listed
Our Official Directory lists Judges Common Pleas Court W Frazier Caldwell W H Ball Zanesville Representative R B Frame Washington Probate Judge Lor P Hosick Cambridge Clerk of Courts James R Barr Cambridge Auditor John Beckett Cambridge Sheriff John M McGill Cambridge Treasurer John S Wilkin Cambridge Pros Atty M R Patterson Cambridge Recorder Rodolph Thomas Cambridge Coroner John H Sarchet Cambridge Commissioners P Lochary Quaker City A W Nicholson Cambridge John Shipman Brown Infirmary Directors James McClenahan Fairview J B Gander Cambridge James Gibson Kimbolton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
W. PH. Frazier
Caldwell
W. H. Ball
Zanesville
Frame
Washington
Lor P Hosick
Cambridge
James R. Barr
John ©. Beckett
John M. McGill
John S. Wilkin
Atty—M. R. Patterson
Rodolph Thomas
John H. Sarchet
P. Lochary
Quaker City
A.W. Nicholson
John Shipman
Brown
James McClenahan
Fairview
Cambridge Corporation Officers List
Cambridge officers include Mayor William Wharton and councilmen T G Brown L Campbell Robert Hammond W H Mellvar WY OE Boden S A Craig J L Bruner J R Moore Clerk Charles L Madsen Treasurer Stephen Potts Marshal E M Stottlemire Cemetery Trustees Stephen Potts Jed Williams A J Mirchison Street Commissioner Henry Motte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wharton
T. G. Brown
L. Campbell
Robert Hammond
W.H. Fl. Mellvar
WY OE
Boden
A. Craig
J. L. Bruner
J. R. Moore
Charles Ll. Madsen
Stephen Potts
E. M
Justices of the Peace Listings in Guernsey and Nearby Counties
A compiled list of justices of the peace by district and townships across Guernsey County and surrounding areas. Entries include names such as Adams-D M Watson Gallagher and W A Carpenter, with towns and affiliations noted.
Local Herald urges subscribers in arrears to settle
The Herald pleads with in arrears subscribers to promptly pay, noting the office cannot run on free terms and offering a wide range of printed and commercial services. Public notices mention related local ads and happenings including sales, dedications, and town improvements.
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Herald
Barnesville praise for Guernsey County Court House dedication
The Barnesville Republican lauds Cam for its new Court House praising its beauty over Steubenville and Zanesville. It notes a bright modest exterior, a shaded lawn with flag stone walks, and evening roller skaters while birds sing. The dedication is set for September 11 with promised pleasure and profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
Guernsey County Court House
Cam
Steubenville
Zanesville
Adams township delays township house site ruling in injunction
Citizens from the southern part of Adams township objected to the proposed site and held a meeting. They sought legal relief, and Judge Hosick granted a temporary injunction. Proceedings may pause until next spring as the Common Pleas Court will not set a trial date before November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Township
Hosick
Common Pleas Court
Council approves bills and appoints deputy marshal
At Monday night’s meeting, bills totaling 579.52 were allowed and A. G. Scott was appointed Deputy Marshal to oversee Court Square. The committee favored opening South 8th Street and the Light Committee was instructed to confer with County Commissioners about Court Square lighting. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.g.scott
Court Square
South 8Th Street
Mrs Lawrence Tedrick Injured In Vehicle Overturn
Mrs Lawrence Tedrick and delegate Hesket sustained serious injuries when a returning vehicle from a Clear Fork Church meeting overturned after a lantern went out. In attempting to relight it the horses reacted, backing the vehicle off a precipice. Hesket suffered several broken ribs. Mrs Tedrick was badly jarred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Tedrick
The
Baptist Association
Hesket
Clear Fork Church
Heskett
Ohio miners strike over 10 cent wage raise dispute
Miners at Ohio mines walked out Saturday as operators refused a 10 cent per ton wage increase. They also struck at Norris for undisclosed cause after two employees were discharged. Other mines operated with wages raised to the winter schedule, and just before press time workers returned to work at the Shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Norris
Columbus Eastern rail road workers strike over withheld pay
Isaac Gander reports Columbus area railroad employees on strike as wages were withheld for one or two months due to contractor over estimates. He says workers will be paid once contracts are adjusted and notes mass attendance at the courthouse dedication may require outdoor setup with boards and water to protect the grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Gander
Columbus
Columbus Eastern Railroad
Knights of Pythias Grand Social At Local Lodge
The Knights of Pythias held a grand social last Friday night in amplified degree. Fifty visitors from Barnesville Zanesville and Newark attended a bountiful supper at the Eagle Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of the Knights of Pythias
Barnesville
Zanesville
Newark
Eagle Hotel
Letter from Ireland Highlights Fast Transit
L J Cutter received a letter from an Irish sender eleven days after writing. Henry Valentine of near Danford was arrested on an affidavit by Araminda Dillon for an assault with intent to ravish. after a hearing he was discharged. A Sabbath School and temperance picnic at Claysville drew Westland township’s largest crowd, with Rev. Milligan McFarland Paul and Peregoy addressing the temperance cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Cutter
Ireland
Henry Valentine
Danford
Stanley and
Gallup
Justice Turner
Araminda Dillon
Valentine
Dillon
Claysville
Westland Township
Delegate and companion injured after horse fright
While returning from a Zoar Association meeting at Clear Fork Baptist church, delegate Chandler and Miss Martha Neel rode in a buggy toward Birmingham. The horse was frightened and the lady jumped out, suffering a severe head cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
Martha Neel
Zoar Association
Clear Fork Baptist Church
Birmingham
Gorley Pleads Guilty in Probate Court for Assault
William Gorley charged with an assault on Joseph Stoner pleads guilty in Probate Court and is fined five dollars plus costs. His son Charles also pleads guilty and receives the same penalty, but is committed for default on payment. Women's heavy shoes from $1 to $2.50 at Huberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gorley
Joseph Stoner
Charles
Personal notes sketch Cambridge social scene
Miss Sophia Bell of near Wheeling visits John Davis. Rev. J. A. Thrapp recovers from fever. Miss Clara Nelson visited East Richland. Jne P. Hall celebrated 70th birthday. W. G. Barthalow and wife visit parents in Cambridge. Mrs. J. B. Hollingsworth travels to Illinois. Alma Barnett to teach at Martin's Ferry. Wilf Rein among Cambridge friends. E. R. Taylor leaves New Concord for Canton. C. J. Bonnell visiting Garretsville. Rev. Scoville returns from California Cuernavaca trip. Emma C. Harlan guests in Cambridge. Mrs. Shaw and daughter among Cambridge friends. I. W. Rhodes visits sister in Cambridge. Robert Rabe returns to work at O'Hanlon's. Judge Frazier attends Hubbard reunion. Sadie Gallup visits Cambridge from Pittsburgh. Nora Smith returns from Allegheny City. McCartey family visiting in Cambridge for months. Elizabeth Morton moves to Coshocton. daughter Nannie teaches. Mrs. W. M. Scott and son go to Oakland for weeks. hay fever trouble. R. E. Brown returns. Luella Hoge accompanies him from Iowa. Neeland Secrest travel to Illinois. Robins and Milton Albin go to Iowa. Howard Rainey reports Kansas corn immense. John M. Richardson tours with Sell's show. vacation in Cambridge. Leech to Cadiz to become High School Principal. Miss Mala and Martha Root return to Zanesville. Laura Wirick joins them. John S. Wilkins retires as County Treasurer. praised for service.]]>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Bell
Wheeling
John Davis
J. A. Thrapp
Clara Nelson
East Richland
T. H. Anderson
Jne P. Hall
Quaker City
W. G. Barthalow
Marietta
J. B. Hollingsworth
Friends
Illinois
Alma Barnett
Martin’s Ferry
Wilf Rein
Cambridge
E.R. Taylor
New Concord
Canton
Ohio
Rev. Scoville
California
Emma C. Harlan
Missouri
Shaw
W. D. Shaw
I. W. Rhodes
Jefferson County
Gamaliel Baker
Robert Rabe
James O’hanlon
Judge Frazier
Hubbard
Trumbull County
Sadie Gallup
Pittsburgh
Nora Smith
Allegheny City
Claysville
C. H. McCartey
Hamilton
Elizabeth Morton
Coshocton
Nannie
W. M. Scott
Charlie
Oakland
Maryland
Iowa
E. E. Neeland
J. W. Secrest
Hartford
Ilinois
M. L. Robins
Milton Albin
Howard Rainey
Jackson Township
Kansas
John M. Richardson
Sell
Bellaire
J. A. Leech
Cadiz
Guernsey
Mala
Martha Root
Zanesville
Winchester
Laura Wirick
John S. Wilkins
County Treasuers
Guernsey County
Deaths Claim Mrs Harriet McCartney and Virginia Couple
Mrs Harriet McCartney died last Friday of typhoid fever at about age 62 after a long Ohio residence. she was a Pennsylvania native. James and Elizabeth Atkins, an old Virginia couple kin to R. H. Atkins, died within 24 hours of each other in Orange County.
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Harriet McCartney
Pennsylvania
Ohio
James
Elizabeth Atkins
Orange County
Virginia
R. H. Atkins
Monument sellers offer wide East Ohio stock at Jed Williams works
A notice advertises Marble and Granite Monuments plus headstones with a large East Ohio selection and says buyers can save agents commissions by visiting Jed Williams on the Public Square. The rest of the item covers a temperance mass meeting, the death of A J Buckingham, the new Court House, and a gas explosion causing broken glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Cumberland
Sheriff McGill
John Moore
Heravp
Ohio
R. T. Moss
J. C. Palmer
Jed Williams
Cambridge Club Defeats Quaker City In Contested Baseball Match
A baseball game was played between Cambridge and Quaker City clubs at Quaker City. Monday afternoon the score stood 51 to 35 in favor of Cambridge. Sadie Vanderlinden daughter of Phoebe Hartup formerly of this county died of brain inflammation at Creston Iowa August 8. She leaves a husband and one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Quaker City
Sadie Vanderlinden
Phoebe Hartup
This County
Creston
Iowa
Peach Crop Promises Heavily Laden Trees in Vicinity
Local orchards expect a strong harvest as many peach trees load with fruit needing propping to support the heavy branches. Farmers anticipate a bountiful yield across the area.
Local fair week notes and community updates
Reports from the Hartford area mention the fair ongoing with horses training on track. Visitors include Edward Turner and wife in town, Miss Sadie Lynch visiting Dr Henry, and Laura Hixon from Philadelphia. A Rev Jackson to preach, a base ball game ended tied 22 to 22, and upcoming Senecaville versus Washington clash teased for Friday at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Turner
Conner
Sadie Lynch
Morristown
S. P. Henry
Cameron
Louisiana
Henry
James Gary
Mary Skinner
Baltimore
M. E. Craig
Fairview
Ohio
Scott's Mines
Washington Club
Local Notes From The District Area
Monday school openings and new term starts are noted across several townships. Residents plan sowing wheat this week and a group attends a picnic at Linn's grove. Fire damages a home and blacksmith shop with no insurance. People are warned to beware peach orchard visitors carrying gunshot and powder.
Local Notes and Upcoming Events at the State Fair
R D A Gunn is guest of Miss Lora Conner. Gunn Cosgrave explains horse yoke use. Many citizens visit the State Fair this week. Rev C Nf Bente from Ottersville preached at the C P church. Cambridge visitors attend the colored camp-meeting Sunday. Miss Bertie Stevens leaves Monday for Warren to attend school. Track laying on the B and Z begins next week. train now reaches the tunnel. A water vein was found while digging the new mill well speeding work. Schools open next Monday with Mr Squire as principal and Miss Glenn and Miss Webster teaching. Bricked foundation for the new building is done. brick work starts Tuesday. A four inch red bat specimen captivates many. J M Bracken is the lucky finder. All should see it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Hive
Puglie Square
Cambridge
Charles FE. Lanning
Monroe Township
Mary FE. Evans
Siddal’s
Wm M. Stage
Jackson Township
New Concord
Robert Price
Barnesville
New Court House
Nannie Morton
Londonderry
James Alexander
Haverly Minstrel Company
Marietta
John W. McCullough
Liberty Township
Hosick
Samuel Sayres
Quaker City
Wm. Craft
Same Place
Margery Beachout
Ingram’s Place
R. D. A. Gunn
Lora Conner
Gunn Cosgrave
C. Nf. Bente
Ottersville
C. P
Bertie Stevens
Warren, O
Squire
Glenn
Webster
J. M. Bracken
Senecaville Fair News And Local Gossip
Senecaville to host a fair amid railroad buzz as excitement grows about the B&O line nearing completion. Local marriages include Harry Lowrey and Lou Secrest on August 25 at the bride’s home.
Coal Miners Strike For Higher Wages
The coal miners are on a strike for higher wages. Nelson Houck moved to Cumberland Dr. B. A. Shouse moved on Main street. Miss Jennings of Sharon visited here. Rev Chalfant gave a temperance lecture Sunday evening. Free Methodists met in the grove Saturday and Sunday. Sol Peters, returning from the West, is sick with fever. Richard Wheater left Monday for Indiana to seek coal mine work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Houck
Cumberland
B. A. Shouse
Main Street
Miss Jennings
Sharon
Rev. Chalfant
Free Methodists
Grove
Sol Peters
West
Richard Wheater
Indiana
Wheat sowing begins as local notes and visits roll in
Brady reports wheat sowing has begun. J G Linn visits family. W F M S meets Friday. Filmore Rankin attends Zanesville Commercial College. Miss Sallie Dyer of New Concord visits her father Hugh Dyer. W R McCracken returns from Harrison County. Dr H M McWilliams plans practice in McConnelsville.
Local Notes Include Visits and Coming Sing at School House
Hopewell reports Miss Maggie Mason of Newark visiting friends. John Fleming of New Concord visited last week. Isaac St John of Cambridge was here part of the week. David Martin will sing at the school house next Friday. Several young folks will attend the State Fair in Columbus. M. E. Sayers of Gibsons Station visited last Sunday. Miss Myrtle Johnston returned from a three month trip to Bismarck Dakota. Charley Brown moved to the place his father bought from Sarah Griffeth. J. M. Warden hurt his hand at Mr Fleming's house last Wednesday and cannot work for a few days.
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IF. F. Sharon
New Concord
Linn’s Grove
John M. Barr
James Johnson
T G. Brown
Cambridge
Columbus
Lemon Bros
Joseph Bell
Joseph Franks
James H. Bell
Thomas Starr
Hopewell
Maggie Mason
Newark
John Fleming
Isaac St John
Our Place
David Martin
M. E. Sayers
Gibsons Station
Myrtle Johnston
Bismarck
Dakota
Charley Brown
Sarah Griffeth
J. M. Warden
Mr Fleming
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement
Catarrh is claimed as the seed of consumption and Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as a reliable remedy. The notice states a price of 75 cents and lists John Dow nar as the seller. Dated June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
John Downar
Local Notes And Visits From Area Residents
J M Willson has been on the sick list for several days. Miss Belle Hawes travels to Maryland to visit relatives. Some citizens anticipate attending the State Fair this week. JIL Starr and wife visited Illinois and Iowa. Alvin Barton began a six month school term at North Star on Monday. Annie Bugher, returning home from Valparaiso where she attended school all summer, is accompanied by her cousin Miss Della Bugher of Indiana. Rev Anna White of Belmont county and lawyer F E Drummond visited friends in this vicinity last week.
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J M Willson
Belle Hawes
Maryland
Jil Starr
Illinois
Iowa
Alvin Barton
North Star
Annie Bugher
Valparaiso
Della Bugher
Indiana
Anna White
Belmont County
Why it is So Dr Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy for Liver and Blood
Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy is claimed to cure liver kidney bowel and blood complaints by using natural remedies gathered from woods and fields and condensed into bottles. A dollar buys a bottle and the ad invites readers to write the Rondout New York office with their case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Rondout, N. Y
Philadelphia Wool Market Supplies and Prices Trend
The wool market shows fair trade with little price change since the last notice. Demand remains strongest for fine and high grades while low grades, washed or unwashed, see steady bidding as manufacturers seek outlet in auctions. London and foreign markets mirror slow trade with prices down modestly. Ohio lots feature varied bids from 37 to 39 cents per pound for XX and X grades across several lots.
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Philadelphia
Cayo
London
Port Philip Superior
New Zealand
Ohio
Cambridge Market Weekly Prices and Goods List
Corrected weekly prices and items from Cambridge Market by R. W. Simpsey. Listings include meal bushel sorghum gallon salt barrel butter chickens per dozen and various seeds and cuts with prices in local units. Retail notes reflect general market offerings and typical bulk quantities.
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R. W. Simpsey
Ensis
Peru
N.sednacess Seedrnassbercsetcrnca Etree Clover Seed
Executor's Notice for Mary Bromly in Guernsey County
Lawson J. Scott has been duly appointed executor of the last will and testament of Mary Bromly of Monroe township Guernsey county. The notice is dated September 6 1983.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McMahon
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Ohio
S.J. McMahon
Lawson J. Scott
Mary Bromlyne
Monroe Township
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Gallagher
Joseph Wilson
Sage
Muskingum County
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Elza Turner
E M Nelson
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Midway
Jackson
James Selby
John Frye
Byesville
Jefferson
J W Armstrong
Thomas McKahan
Brady
Knox
J L Hawthorne
Creighton
SR Patterson
Wm M_ Logan
Theo B Hibbs
Smyrna
Harrison County
Liberty
S W Luccock
Kimbolton
John K Thompson
North Salem
Madison
J D Thompson
Antrim
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Millwood
J DB Hartley
T M Johnson
Clark Hose
Salesville
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P T Braniger
Millnersville
William Virtue
Oxford
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Middlebourne
Turkle
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Pattview
Richland
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Blue Bell Valley
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Milnersville
Westland
William T Wilson
John H White
Alfred IT Weel
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Wills
Robert McBurney
James M Patterson
E H Creighton
Cambridge Lodge
A. M
Hutchison
Prouser
W. M
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Cambridze Lodge of Perfection
Cambridge Council
Princes of Jerusalem
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Craig
Atom
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Cambridge Encampment
O. F
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T. W. Ouier
C. P. W.R. Sprague
J. F. Salmon
J.L. Bruner
Cumberland Lodge
Odd Fellows
D.e. Hamilton
George R. Spall
Amity Lodge
JJ Lee
Anderson
Anderson Lodge
H. Kimi
N.o
James Gray
Lee
Lee'v
Knights of Pythias
United Presbyterian Haich
All Aim
Baptist Church
Yam
A ME
Rey Thosais Knox
Post Offices
WC Dugan
Birl’s
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Blue Bell
Gordon’ Barlingame
S Thomas
Buffalo
Corbett
George Conner
D Taylor
M Hawes
Clio
Alex Pattison
MT Orr
Forsythe
Win Norriss Dyson
Dae Laughlin
M Cozad
Flat Ridge
Galligher
Mack Speersribson
GW Winniker
J W Metombs
Indian Camp
John Brown
Anna de Hart
Samuel Bratton
Lore ¢Ity JP Arnold
Middebournetown Bendure
James McDowell
Homer JL Knowles
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J 1. Jones: Odell, 1 N iL,anning; Oldhams, J R Boyce
P Joenary
Lewis Turnipsees
M Yarnell
Spencers
Hunt
Suar Tree
Andrew McCleary
Sutton
Thomas Endure
Tyner
R R Miner
Hi McKisson
Oliver
Oliver Plow
Cochran & Orme
Chio
Ogiers’ Book Store
Cambridge, Ohio
Wilson & Decallay Tobacco CO
Middletown
Foutz
Fouyzz
David E. Foutz
Baltimore, MD
Halel
Catarrn
A. L. Stewart & Co
Chicago
Lil
F. J
Wheeling Avenue
East Sun Street
James Davis
W.K. Gooders
T. F. Hunter
H. E. Bullock
Cambridge Herald
Thalheimer’s
Kohn
J. E. Annis
Huberts
Western Union
May Bromly
Koln’s
Valentine Secrest
Thalheimer
H. C. Hornbrook
Walter Bell
Lucy White
Jas. Ciles
J. C. Hunter
D. R. Maple’s
David Adamson
Union School
Menakin
Mathews
T. D. Cheadle
Pt Pleasant
James Bowers
Schultz & Co’s
Opera House
Forest City
ER. McCollum’s
Washington County
Joseph Beymer
Elizabeth Hetzell
West End
Hannah K. Ferbrache
Charlie Johnston
Mattie Temple
Farquhar
C. H. Loper
Dayton
Rebecca Mackey
Oxford Township
W. B. Hayes
Tennessee
A. J. Hutchison
A. C. Cochran
San Francisco
W. H. Robertson
Mt. Ephriam
Love City
Hirschberg
Idx McBurney
Anna Bell
Union
McCartney
J. S. Edenburn
H. M. Knowles
Paul and
Milligan
Franklin Hall
Cassells Station
Geo. W. Jones
Chas. J. Ley
Periclesian Hall
A. G. Belding
Waynesburgh
J. T. McPherson
Sixth Streets
W. L Bailey
Ladies’ Journal
Rey Peter Ogan
Lima Fence Company
Aprio
Herman Hukill
Nettie M. Sterritt
Union Depot
Indianapolis
St. Louis
C. C. Kelly
Sédates Sassticne
Visens
Ericese
Ieckts
Ccraeciolacseece
Jefferson i
Cece
Essceiencavn
Eaadboersie
Willer Ee Ces
Scania
Jefferson, Special
Seaee Seegessen
Court House
C. J. Bonnell
Times Force
Garretsville, Ohio
A. J. Buckingham
Near Town
Ife
Our Fair
F. R. McElhaney
Hyde’s
A.T. Baker
Dr Clark
Scott’s Mines Club
Ed Rainey
P. Steele
Senecaville Club
Oldhams
Alice Dilley
Nannie Frame
Mattie Rose
Otho Ebert
Howard Simons
Asher Williams
Worth Meek
Kansas City
Harry Lowrey
Lou Secrest
Rip van Winkle
Cambridge Market
J. O. McIlyarn
Sheriff’s Sale
Court of Common Pleas
Rhinehart Ballard & Co
Laintiffs
J.C. Dilley
Spencer Township
Mary A. Dilley
J.M. McGill
Waitt & CaMpsen
Edward C. Reed
Mary J. Reed
Edward E. Reed
Edward Cunningham Reed
Said
W. A. Carpenter
W. C. Scott, Brown, Guernsey Co
William H. Conklin
Eva Conklin
Eva Conelin
Mathews & Heade
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