Raymond bargains and local notices fill Cambridge page
Crowded column items report Raymond bargains Freeport town hall news Canal area ads Car dealers and dry goods sales Mrs. Wilson’s death at Otsego and local incidents including thefts and illnesses Barnsville education enrollment 559 and county fair plans October Belmont and Guernsey county events plus church, school, and business notices throughout the region.
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Raymond
Freeport
T. M. Marsh
Shaffner Block
Ogiers
Raymonds
Jane Wilson
Otsego
Barnesville
Blackburn
Boetcher
S. T
Will Hyatt
Bellaire
Cambridge
Kate Amos
Granville
Ohio
Webb Beymer
Louisville
Kentucky
Belmont County Common Pleas Court
Culbertson Cowen
Claysville
Cumberland
John Whitis
Wheeling Township
J.O. Mellyars
Central School
Edward Hall
Washington
Cadiz
Ogiers Book
C. CO. Kyle
Raymond’s
Marsh’s
Boetcher’s
Brewster Boot
Ogiers Book Store
Cambridge Boot & Shoe Co
Susan Cameron
Iowa
George B. Frazier
Birmingham
Wheeling Business College
Oakdale
Miss Taylor
George K. Law
Pittsburg
Life of James Cyrus Hunter1901
James Cyrus Hunter born April 7 1813 in Westmoreland PA youngest of five moved to Ohio with father learned cabinet making with brother Joseph. Married Jane McCormick in 1840, moved to Cambridge Ohio joined Presbyterian church in 1843. He died aged nearly 75 after a long life of kindness, surviving three children and his wife. Funeral held with Masonic rites.
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James Cyrus Hunter
Westmoreland County
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wooster
Joseph, Laely
Cadiz
Zanesville
Jane 8. McCormick
Cambridge
Presbyterian Church of
Wim. Wallace
Cambridge Lodge No 66
Mr. Hunter
Austin
Belle
Cassius
R. W. Anderson
T. F. Hunter
Clara Hunter
Jurors drawn for October term of Common Pleas Court
Clerk Barr and Sheriff McDonald drafted grand and petit jurors for the October term beginning the 18th. The list includes IT Wallar and Joseph Adams among grand jurors, with many named from Cambridge, Madison, Millwood, Richland, Londonderry, and other townships. A funeral notice reports the death of Rev. Samuel F. Knowles at age 77, a former M E minister and county resident, interment at Zion cemetery.
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Clerk Barr
Sheriff McDonald
Common Pleas Court
Wallar
Seavene
Cambridge Township
Robert Fulton
Jackson William Mackey
Spencer
J O Nelson
Knox
J H McKinney
Cambridge
Frank Montgomery
Madison
John Work
Adams
I Enoch Perego
Millwood
J C George
Washington
Joseph Tedrick
Madisons
Michael Bumgardner
Willsie
Joseph Adams
GW Clark
Wapeseuere
John Marling
Mathew Barber
Oxford C L
Richland
James Mason
Wills
John McMullen
Wheeling
James Oliver
Alex Laughlin Jr
J B McCullough
Londonderry
James Erskine
Uriah Winnett
James M Brill
John Cox
Death of Mrs. Sarah A. Linn in West Town District
Mrs. Sarah A. Linn widow of Samuel Linn died at her home west of town on Wednesday the 14th from bowel inflammation. Born in New York in 1805 she moved to this county at age 14 and married Samuel Linn in 1830, parents to nine children, three living. She joined Union United Presbyterian Church early and remained a faithful member. Funeral Thursday was led by Rev. Dr. Mc Farland and Rev. Nash with large attendance. Interment followed at East Union cemetery. sympathy from many friends to the family.
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James Ingram
Liberty Township
Guernsey
Washington
J.O. Meliyar
Atlantic City
Mellyar
New Concord
Bro
Aiken
College Town
Charles Griffin
U. P
Quaker City
Eleazer Thompson
Senecaville
A. N. Hutchison
New Jersey
Salvation Army
McConnel’s Grove
Midway
Henry Shriver
Red Oak
Iowa
Dr. Shriver
Glenwood
B. E. Lane
New Mexico
Bloomfield
H. B. Lane
Glass House
Augusta McPeek
Jud McPeek
West Cambridge
Newcomerstown
Samuel F. Knowles
Claysville
Cambridge
Milnersville
Knowles
M. E
Zion Cemetery
Sarah A. Linn
Samuel Linn
Linn
New York
Union
United Presbyterian Church
Dr. McFarland
Nash
East Union Cemetery
Men capture record 48 pound giant coon near Point Pleasant
Albert and Fred Arnold of Point Pleasant chased a 48 pound black coon from a tree on Thomas Albin’s farm. Fred climbed the tree, the coon fell about 100 feet, and after a half mile chase Albert struck it with a club, ending the pursuit. The catch is described as the largest coon seen in the area.
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Albert
Fred Arnold
Point Pleasant
Thomas Albin
Fred
Mr. Coon
Terra Firma
Vote of Thanks From Cambridge Post G. A. R. 343
At the last meeting of Cambridge Post G. A. R. No. 343 a vote of thanks was unanimously tendered to those who assisted in making the reunion a grand success. The helpers included contributors of money and labor speakers bands and those who decorated business houses and private homes. W. H. C. Hanna P. C. J. P. Manarrey Adjutant.
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Cambridge Post
W.H C. Hanna
P. C. J.P. Manarrey
Two Hunters Fall From Tree In Byesville Incident
Bob Hutton and Ad Finley of Byesville hunted last week. Finley climbed a tree to recover a squirrel when Hutton fired at another squirrel, causing Finley to lose his hold and fall. He was unconscious briefly but is recovering though severely hurt. Allie Conner aged 19 near Claysville was found dead in her room the morning of the 14th after long illnesses and scares, leaving grieving parents and friends.
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David Long
Middlebourne
Bertha Yarnell
Senecaville
Dennison University
Granville
Ohio
Brewster Boot
Boetcher’s
Jackson Township
J. A. Bliss
W. A. Carpenter
Ross
Guernsey County Fair
D. A. Jennings
Caldwell
Cambridge
W.M. Barber
Guernsey
Noble Counties
Bob Hutton
Ad Finley
Byesville
Finley
Allie
John A
Catherine C. Conner
Claysville
Buckeye Land and Town Company Plans Kansas Boom
Augustine Kansas near Logan county, laid out by Buckeye Land and Town Company, with mineral springs gaining notice. The firm, led by T. H. Anderson of this place, is composed mostly of Ohio men and promises strong regional growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine
Kansas
Buckeye Land and Town Company
Logan County
T.H. Anderson
Ohio
Meigs County Nominates Lochary for Prosecuting Attorney
Meigs county residents have renominated John Lochary for Prosecuting Attorney. Lochary was formerly a county resident and now seeks reelection to the post.
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Meigs County Egelwienae
John Lochary
Lochary
Fire destroys large Graves barn near National road
A massive 124 by 35 foot frame barn belonging to John W. Graves on the National road east of town burned Sunday night with all harvest of this and last year. Wheat, oats, hay, corn, farm implements, wool and livestock were lost. only one horse survived. Insurance of 2275 may not cover losses. cause unknown, some suspect arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Graves
Pike
Cambridge Boot & Shoe Sale Promotes Winter Footwear
The Cambridge Boot & Shoe Company advertises a seasonal sale urging purchases of winter boots and shoes. A Guernsey county notice outlines credential requirements for multiple time-based certificates, years of experience, and branch additions in physiology algebra and philosophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Boot & Shoe Co
Cambridge Boot & Shoe Company
Guernsey
Ohio
Fragmentary Travel Tea and Remedy Anecdotes
A speaker recalls taking cold while parted with a partner and recovering after a dose of Dr Bull's Cough Syrup. The piece then notes contentious women suffer headaches, with a 25 cent Salvation Oil bottle claimed to restore household harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Dr. Bull
Local notes on fairs and trades in the area
Corn prices and local goods movements as residents prepare for the upcoming fair. George Perry moves to Noble county while RF Craig auctions in Middletown. Chas Baxter opens a shoe shop, and Smyrna Fair attendance is noted. Market prices list batter at 15 cents and eggs at one cent.
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George Perry
Noble County
RF Craig
Middletown
Chas Baxter
McCurdy
James Early
R Gutridge
Presbyterian Church
St Lawrence
St Clairsville
Donaldson
Free Trial Bottles Spark Run on Dr King’s New Discovery
C. L. Wall & Co’s Drug Store reports a trade surge from giving away free trial bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption. The remedy claims to cure coughs colds asthma bronchitis croup and throat and lung diseases with a free trial bottle available before purchase. Each bottle is warranted and large size costs $1.
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C. L. Wall & Co
Dr King
Indian Camp Celebrates Third Son for Johnston
Charles Johnston rejoices over a third son in Indian Camp. Local notes report W H Robertson and William Addy with typhoid fever, and C EK Monroe's cow dying after eating too much green corn. Residents prepare for moves and meetings as community life continues.
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Charles Johnston
W H Robertson
William Addy
EK Monroe
Nathaniel! Estep
Cambridge
Wallace
Kimbolton
Lebanon
Jessie Mason
Bismarck
Dakota
Laura Johnston
Elmer Miller
Kinsley
Wm Hutchison
Hopewell Literary Society
W G Walters
Mantua
Samuel Stewart
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DR. O.C. Farquitar
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Wheeling Age
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Lyr
Cambridge Herald
Norwich
S. W. Lucecock
Coshocton
Smryna
Fred Secrest
Pt. Pleasant
Morristown
T.C. Marsh
J. T. Cain
William Johnston
Hattie Johnson
Winchester
Philadelphia Democrat
Messrs
Irvine & Merrick
Sandusky
Akron
Thalheimer’s
George Wyrick
Indianola
Nebraska
E. Annis
Child
Muskingum County
Rena Elliott
Rosby’s Rock
West Virginia
A. J. Clarks
M. Cain
Hollingsworth
Belmont
Joseph Culbertson
Adams Township
Thalheimer
Baltimore Clothing Co
J. W. Campbell
Bellaire School For
McIlyar’s
Hirschbergs
Mary Boyce
Delaware
Annie Braniger
Winfield
Madison Township
J. S.leeper
North Salem
William Dugan
James McGrew
Monroe Township
Arkansas
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
W.A. Gill
Arcade Hotel
Kersey’s
Mill Street
Court Square
Raymond Baseball Club
Clevers
Belle Conner
Macy Wallar
Herald
Symington Farrar
Bride of
McDonald, Pa
W. M. Farrar
HrraLp
Mason & Barnes
la Belle Glass Works
James Cunningham
Londonderry Township
Antioch
Monroe County
Womans Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
J. M
S. W. Wilkin
Harrison County
I. A. Tannehill
Newcomerstown Index
Dr. Waters
Adamsville
Henry Greenwald
Hernbrook’s
Helen Seigfried
Athens
Collins Monroe
Sadie Sunnafrank
Stevens
Steubenville Avenue
W. V. Milligan
L. W. Morton
Harmar
J. H. Nash
Children’s Home
F. M. Harrison
W. H. H. Rankin
Warren
E. McPeek
Richard
Knox County
Mr. McPeek
Hammond, Scott
West Gomber Street
James K. Armstrong
Eliza A. Millner
W. H. McFarland
G. W. Barnes
Jennie Stewart
Andrew Fischer
Mary Stulinschuk
J. R. Armstrong
Eliza A. Milner
E. Burr
J. M. Trott
Edward Duffey
James Barrett
Wm Harding
Andersonville
J. R. Troette
J. R. Boyce
Elmer Marling
W.S. Duhamell
Will Smith
D. Whitis
Alabama
W.S. Hazlett
Jnder
J. A. Cosby
Theological
Allegheny
Muskingum College
Thalheimer Bros
Smyrna
Dr. Cooper
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. &. Church
Rev. Gruber
Barney Adamson
Bethel
Belmont County
Will
Will Adamson
Oldham
Caldwell Press
Cambridge Gas Company
Electric Company
East Ohio M. E
Dixon
J. Brown
Dr. Mills
Belmont Circuit
A. Simmons
J. W. Toland
W. L. Dixon
Paine
Domer
York
J.a.thrapp
J. H. Hamilton
Mt. Vernon
A. Fisher
Steubenville
O. V. W. Chandler
Tiffin
W. L. Wells
J. W. Thompson
W.S. Cairns
Otho Grimsley
Reinersville
Stokley Fisher
Roseville
M. L. Jennings
James C. Hunter
Castoria
Miss
Benton
Benton Hark Grower Co
Cleveland, O
Callen
Sheriff’s Sale
Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey County
Mary A. Ford
William L. Ford
Court House
Bocanter
G. F. McDonald
Seeatey County
Mathews & Heade
Mary A. Addy
Shellsburg
Benton County
James Estep
Harry Estep
William Walters
Ross W. Anderson
Frances Laughead
John O Laughead
Julia Laughead
Grace Laughead
Kate Thehead
Alba Laughead
Theodore Laughead
Martha Hall
Steele & Rosemond
A. D
Wm. Kirk
Harry Parkinson
Guardian
George Riddle
Joseph Stoner
Nancy McClelland
Robert Warden
Ea and
Emma McCoy
James Mahaffey
Smith Ridgeway
Lamm Owens
George Gibson
John F. Lepage
Jacob Cochran
Mary E. Cochran
Wm. Blackston
de Bonis Non
Julietta Temple
Margaret Winnett
Samuel Burgess
Lot Pholice
W. T. Young
Cleveland & Marietta
Wills Creek Bottom
Balance Ridge
Samuel C. Barr
J. R. Barr
Cambridge School Board
School Park
D. M. Hawruoung
Cambridge, C
Si ‘Eee S
POE Gazette
Jane Olice Gaze
Bank
Brangh Stores
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