Pearson Nominated for Congress on Tenth Ballot in Caldwell
The Cambridge Herald notes Hon A J Pearson of Monroe county was nominated for Congress on the tenth ballot at Caldwell. The Democratic Convention for the Eighteenth District is set for Steubenville on Tuesday October 7. Delegates: Carroll 17 Columbiana 44 Guernsey 24 Harrison 19 Jefferson 31. The piece questions why population size triggers urban fuss while health and prosperity often stay in smaller towns.
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A. J. Pearson
Monroe County
Caldwell
Steubenville
Carroll County
Columbiana
Guernsey
Harrison
Jefferson
Cotton Rivalry With Indian Corn For King's Title
A rivalry grows between cotton and Indian corn for the title of king of crops. Indian corn has long held the lead, but this year cotton is so immense it may seize the distinction and carry the pennant for the next year.
Blaine’s reciprocity idea wins favor in New England
Enthusiasts hail Blaine as the greatest Republican statesman in the nation yet he fails to capture the Presidency. The refrain remains that as long as there is life there is hope, even as six years bring changes in his own party.
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Blaine
New England
Senator Ingalls Urges Loyal Devotion to Family and Country
In a recent speech Senator Ingalls urged citizens to believe their wife and children, city, state and country are worthy of the highest devotion. He praised the sentiment as admirable even if not always practiced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingalls
Scribners Moves to Stop European Book Flood
European publishers flood the country with Stanley's In Darkest Africa while Scribners holds the American copyright and battles the affair through the treasury department. Seizures in New York hinder business as protectionists cast the dispute as a broader free trade issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Africa
Treasury Department
New York
Tariff Question Causes Public Longing for Resolution
A broad wish emerges to settle the tariff issue for years to come. The persistent tinkering disrupts business and likens to paralysis in trade, affecting dealers and the public alike. A remedy suggested is removing the tariff from political contention and lawmakers reaching a fair agreement.
County officers salaries debate gains traction in state
Discussion on replacing fee systems with salaries for county officers grows. Voters seek tax relief and retrenchment, while politicians may pay lip service during campaigns. True support for higher salaries hinges on politics becoming purer and less costly.
Congress Acts to End Three Dollar and One Dollar Gold Coins
Congress passes a bill to discontinue coinage and withdraw from circulation the three dollar and one dollar gold pieces and the three cent nickel piece. The bill rests on low demand for the three dollar gold piece and limited minting. the one dollar gold piece is deemed too small and often mutilated for ornament. the three cent nickel imitates the ten cent silver piece and is commonly mistaken for it, causing objection as a minor coin.
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Congress
Unruly Congress Allegedly Shapes Its Own Image
A historical account describes chaotic scenes in Congress where members were blocked from exiting by the Sergeant-at-Arms by order of the Speaker. The fracas led to doors being forced open, illustrating a harsh reputation for power and disorder within the current session.
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Congress
House
Commentary on strikes and leadership in society
The piece condemns rising strikes as harmful to workers and warns that fast actions and harsh leadership undermine gains. It argues mature deliberation and calm reasoning are essential to avoid defeats and unnecessary public harm. Quick tempers impede welfare and inflate minor issues into large abuses.
East Ohio Conference Held Amid Broad Methodist Activity
The East Ohio Conference opened in Cambridge with Bishop Mallalieu presiding. Reports list numerous standing committees and officers, after which subcommittees, mission work, and temperance society activities were detailed. The week featured sermons, ordinations, and a large gathering of clergy and laity.
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United States
Ohio
East Ohio Conference
M. E
W. F. Mallalieu
J.R. Mills
R. M. Freshwater
J. R. Keyes
I. K. Rader
T. J. Kurts
D. W. Chandler
S. P Lloyd
J .S. Hollingshead
Rev. KE
A. Simons
J. F. Fisher
W. L. Davidson
Cleveland Children’s Aid Society
Lakeside Association
D. A. Miller
J. W. Campbell
L. H. Stewart
McKim
B. E. Helman
R A. Miler
G. W. Anderson
W. F. Smith
W.A. Davidson
Hiram Miller
McLaughlin
New Orleans
I. D. Rader
Conference Temperance Society
John S. Wilson
M. F. Rainsberger
H.B. Allen
W. G. Lemon
Frank Tanchen
R H. Finch
F. Wood
J. O. Randall
J. B. England
W. L. Askew
R. B. van Fossen
J. B. Fisher
W. R Scott
A. W. Newlin
R. W. Gardiner
O. W. Chancer
A. B. Williams
Robert Davidson
F.ross
M. Floyd
A. R. Custer
W. C. Meek
J S Rutledge
G. T. Humble
A. M. Billingsley
J. W. Wilson
W. H
J. Q. A. Miller
Washington Darby
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
E. Hingely
Misses Thoburn
Reed
The
Educational Society
Joseph Shaw
Moses Hill
GS. Ankleby
A. D. Morton
Walter Brown
C.w.reeves
D. T. Kingsbury
KE. H. Yingling
D. Prosser
R. D. Waltz O. Hartshorn
F. A. Archibald
J. A. Hunter
W. K. Yingling
Richard Morrow
Benjamin Excell
J.T. Ream
Kansas
East Ohio
Clergy and church listings span Mount Union to New Philadelphia
A long OCR listing shows pastors and supply staff across Ohio districts from Mount Union College to Cleveland district. Names include J L Herron Marlborough, KW Kellogg New Cumberland, J W Wilson Burton, and many church assignments in Geneva First to Ashtabula. It records superintendent roles, supply roads, and church locations such as Euclid Avenue First Church and Trinity Wesley Chapel plus multiple towns including New Philadelphia and Steubenville.
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Pour Savresescee
Ideabal Uh
Jacobs Reaivort
Herron Marlborough
Westwood Mansillon
Chapman Mechanicestown
Supply
Minerva
M Keck Mount Union
Kellogg New Cumberland
McAllister
New Franklin
New Lisbon
Chandler New Waterford
Billingsley North Benton
Hollister Salem
Sandyville
Floyd Waynesburg
Foi
Ross Wooda
Mount Union College
Mars
Shunk
Cleveland
Haskell
P. KE
Bissells
Wilson Burton
J Hiatt
Chagrin Falls
Wilson Chardon
McClure
Asbury
ED Holtz
Tauchen
Central
Dimmick
Euclid Avenue
Ridmonds
First
W Campbell
Girace
Norton i
Huntsman Mentor
Hollingshead
Stewart Freeport
Opeland Goadenhutten
Williams Jewett
John Beetham
Rutledge
OL Chalker
TB England
M Anderson
G Walters
Strahl Kimbolton
Leesville
Milnersville
Moorefield
Mt Hope
Marbor
JO Randall Youngstown
Belmont Avenue
Trinity Oa
Craft Wesley Chape Fe
Chimes
Colebrook
Harper HL Azciom
Askew
Ubrichaville
West Lafayette Dsalom Oe Financial Ag
Bloom Ngg AG
Enarcenessis Illcesses
AW Gruber Bridgeport
Henthorne Bridgeport Circuit
Seserereenee
Ad Lane
Liverpool
Firstchurch
East Springfeld
Hammondsville
Harlem Springs
Trondsile
W H Locke
Knowles
Dno
Meckeeenenees
Martin’s Ferry
Hludhdleston Richmond
Stevens Salineville
Assy
Ohoioomaben
Grimes
LU Stewart
Slutz Muiders
Toronto
Warrentown
Zabodh
Elliott Hubbard
Deckerson JeTerson
Jackson
Is Sa Ds
Cwisten
So Sedareee
Sidomn Kingsville Bern
Merchant Bragier Asadernary Caxedetobens Ressonen
Soo Seed
Custer Lowellville
KE Burt Alan Adoph
Fheeler North Bloomfield
Jones
Orangeville
Garrett
Hal's Catarrh Cure Promise Cure All
There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put to gether and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. Hal's Catarrh Cure is claimed to be a constitutional remedy taken internally from 16 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts upon the blood and mucous surfaces. They offer 109 for any case it fails to cure. Sold by druggists at 75 cents.
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Hal’s
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Cheney & CO
Worth Salem notes and local updates
Worth Salem items report prices at 15 cents for Burgs and butter, corn cutting underway, Marion Wilson of Winchester visiting, and many locals at the Conference last week. Charles W. Kemp moved his family to a Lake property, corn yields expected average, J H Bell sale well attended, James Patterson starting sorghum molasses production, Liberty township to pay 2000 for teachers, Guernsey circuit pastor Rev W S Murphy arriving, and a marriage on September 15 1890 by Rev Hammond assisted by Rev Appleton W H Gibson of Sugar Tree and Miss Clara B Taylor of Brush Run Ohio.
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Marion Wilson
Winchester
Charles W. Kemp
J. H. Bell
James Patterson
Liberty Township
Kimbotton
Soo
W. S. Murphy
Guernsey
Kimbolton
Hammond
Appleton
W H. Gibson
Sugar Tree
Local notes on prices and school openings in new concord area
Butter 15c and eggs 15c priced locally. Wheat sowing and corn cutting planned this week. Miss Dot McBride attends New Concord school. Rev Shuman of Gilmore visits. Fred Sanborn returns from New Concord College for Sabbath. John Tindsey Jr and Mark Sanborn depart for Cincinnati for Medical College this winter. Rev Clouse of Salt Fork Baptist preaches at M. I church. School resumes with W F Padgett and Miss Mattie Bonnell teaching. New No 7 schoolhouse completed. Mary Montgomery to teach next week.
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Dot’ McBride
New Concord
Shuman
Gilmore
Ohio
Fred Sanborn
New Concord College
John Tindsey, Jr
Mark Sanborn
Cincinnati
Medical
Clouse
Salt Fork
Remarkable Health Cure Promises Guaranteed Relief
A testimonial appeal urges readers to try Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs colds and chest troubles. It claims lasting household trust after one trial and offers guaranteed satisfaction with money refunds and trial bottles free at D M Hawthorne's Drugstore.
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Dr. King
D. M. Hawthorne
Curcaco Milwaukee & St. Paul Excursions Listed for 1890
Travel plan outlines trips from Chicago and Milwaukee via the Curcaco Milwaukee and St. Paul Bartway to northern states and territories including Minnesota North and South Dakota Montana Colorado Kansas Nebraska and the Sioux Reservation. Trips depart September 9 23 and October 14 with about one fare for round trip and return valid within thirty days from sale. Contact Coupon Ticket Agent or A W H Carpenter General Passenger Agent Chicago II for details.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Nervous Frustration Remedies in Electric Bitters
An advert promotes Electric Bitters as a nerve tonic and alterative to restore appetite digestion and organ function. It claims surprising results with a bottle priced 50c at D M Hawthorne's Drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M Hawthorne
Corn Harvest and Local Church Social At Pine Grove
Farmers busy cutting corn and sowing wheat while James Temple purchases yearling steers in the vicinity. The town reports good sanitary conditions as residents attend Wheeling and Ohio State Pairs and Central Ohio District Fair preparations.
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James Temple
Wheeling
Ohio State
Jack Prost
Adidson Saviers
Wm Comb
Pine Grove
J.M. Bonnell
Cambridge
Newcomerstown
A Permanent Cure for Blood Trouble Reported
A Midway Pennsylvania man credits Swift's Specific No 8 with curing a constitutional blood disorder after years of illness. He notes weight gain and improved health, praising the tonic and recommending it to friends. The testimonial mentions Joe Schell, a barber now in St. Louis, as the person who suggested trying the remedy.
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Joe Schell
St. Louis
Swift
Midway
Golden Pacific CO
Race St
Cincinnati
Testimony on Swift Specific cure from sores
C McCarthy of St. Louis Missouri reports being a mass of sores before using 8.8.8 and now completely cured. He praises the product and notes free distribution of the Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases by The Swift Specific Co. Drawer 3 Atlanta Ga.
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C. McCarthy
St. Louis
Baltimore and Ohio Round Trip Excursions to West and Valley of Virginia
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers round trip excursion tickets to major western and valley of Virginia points at one fare. Tickets valid for thirty days with stop overs at western lines. Sale dates September 9 and 23 and October 14. Inquiries to B&O agents or Tiffin and Columbus Ohio officials.
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Tile Valley OF Virginia
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Valley of Virginia
Western Lines
Frank IP. Copper
Tiffin
Ohio
Frank Wilson
Columbus
W. KE. Reppert
Coumbus
O. Sepé
Harvest Excursion Fares Announced by Pennsylvania Lines
Harvest excursion tickets sold round trip via Pennsylvania Lines West of Pittsburgh on September 9 and 2 October 4 with land and busi ness centers in the West Northwest South and Southwest. See nearest ticket or passenger agent for complete information.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburgh
Best salve for skin sores and piles advertised
A late nineteenth century advertisement promotes a universal salve by D. M. Hawthorne claiming cures for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money back with a price of 25 cents.
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D. M. Hawthorne
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Cambridge Herald
Mahaffey & Ogier
J.P. Mahaffey
T. W. Ogier
Main St
East Court Square
J. H. Conkle
C.T. Petty
J Gledhill
W. C. McAllister
KE. D. Holtz
J.S. Secrest
A J. Lane
B.C. Warner
W. Darby
T. T. McRa
T. J. Baker
G. DeLaMatyr
J. M. Keck
H. M. Conaway
M. J. Slutz
George Elliot
S F Johnson
M Moses
E J Smith
D H Lee
W D Stevens
J D Nulton
J F Fisher
T W Lane
I J Harris
C E Manchester
S Burt
T P Marsh
B F Dimmick
A T Copeland
I S Winters
G J Bliss
J R Jacob
D C Osborne
J W Satterthwaite
F S Swaney
J W King
Louis Paine
W Peregoy
W Gruber
M Hickman
F Ross
J Dawson
W Robins S Collier
A B Williams
H H Westwood
W Butts
E & Edmonds
J E Garrett
T H Taylor
W R Scott
D Starkey
J M Carr
A J Hiatt
Epworth
J W Moore
W H Dye
B Stewart
Manchester
H M_ Kader
H W Kellogg
G W Gray
R S Strahl
Welch
J E Hollister
E S Bowers
S Cummings
Cobbledick
H J Hunscher
F L Chalker
J A Rutledge
R Hoover
L I. Fisher
H Piggot
R F Keeler
A H Domer
D Davis
F Huddleston
N Craft
J T Morton
T W Anderson
D H_ Lee
I K Rader
W H Dickerson
C H Edwards
B F Forsythe
A W Newline
J W Campbell
G F Oliver
J H Merchant
Scott
J D Kahn
J. B. Hamilton
Southern Educational Society
J. C. Hartzell
Akron
Locke
Philadelphia
J. M. Bancroft
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Mallalion
W P
Mee Laughlin
Jennie Bancroft
Epworth League
W L. Davidson
W. D. Carroll
Mallalieu
Bashford
Ohio Wesleyan University
Paul
McCabe
White Bros
Chapsin McCabe
Conference For Missions
Missionary Society
W. Hi. Rider
Skader
Hill
Curry Bedford
John F Fisher
Kraceville
SY Kennedy Bristolville
Robins
Holmes
Leavyittsburg Eseeses
Joseph
Stephan Mantua
Scott Clarington
Holgate Irview Hasis Tee
Gamble South Bellatresees
Collier Washington
Hollet
Jaywood Po
Rainsburger
Chandlersville
Cumberland
Starkey
Dexter City Hemme
Williams Lower Salem
Visher Masterton
van Fosson McConnelaville
Starrett
Neelysville
Seesevee
Jones New Matamocas
Timberlake
Newport
Eeeesoncseses
Norwich
Keele
Dale
Tree Reeres
Cummings Sarahaville
Clark
Senecaville
Sharon
Mulle
Ission
Slusse
Simpson Chapel
Wilson Carrollton Pso
Damascus
Billinsley East
Palestine
Phiilips
Elkton
Baker
Franklin Square
W D
Ewing
Fredericktown
Martin
Greentown
Hannovertown
R. M. Freshwater, P. KE
Willie
Susan
Paris
Cape May
Boston
Boston Ierald
George Robbins
Puck
Mr. Whacker
Bobby
Tom Reed
Infantry
Brooklyn
Wichita Earle
San Francisco
Pomona
Paymaster
Colorado Desert
Antrim
Homeseekers
Lrawer
Atlania, Ga
Creighton
Knox Township
Guernsey County
William Ross
J. K. Barnett
J.A. Bliss
W.F. Padgitt
A.B. Wall
Examiners
Sheriff’s Sale
Court of Common Pleas
Oho
John Melride
Edward Pop
Court House
W. Hlcc
Hanna
Ohito
Anderson & Locke
Aty's
Probate Court
County of
Carson
Nancy McManus
Paul Sherrard
Charles McManus
Ross Wo Anderson
E. J. Forsythe
Taylor Block
Cambridge, O
W. IL
W. H. H. McIlyar
McIilyar & Ray
Cambridge, Ohio
T Price
En Aries
M.S. Wolff & CO
ONE Price Clothiers
AG. Scot & SO
Wheeling Ave
CAYRE & CO/S
Ettas
Henri
Serges
Wolff's
North 6Th Street
B. Cuues
Him
Madison
Pennsylvania
Rhadames, Armures
Velvets
Bucklen
Berwick Block
Cambridge, Ohto
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