Long list of Cambridge area items in September 1890
J M Amos visits Marion and residents discuss a cigar factory at Woodsfield while drummers push holiday trade. Miss Jessie Grimes returns from Washington. M K Wells back to Franklin College. Belmont County tomatoes weigh heavy, Cadiz gains telephone, and the M E Conference draws many visitors to Cambridge. Various local notices follow including marriages, school changes, rail and street news, church events, electoral updates, and community concerns.
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J. M. Amos
Marion
Woodsfield
Jessie Grimes
Washington City
M. K. Wells
Boden
Franklin College
Londonderry U. P
Cadiz
Cambridge
Milton Turner
Morrow County
County Board of Equalization
Cambridge Herald
Hattie Saltstaver
Fairview
Columbus
H. M. Dugan
Recorder
Republican
J. R. Barr
Joe Dolan
Zanesville
Bishop Mallalieu
J.C. Beckett
Belmont County
Jake Sherrard
John Hingeey
Barnesville
Dora Couplin
Quaker City
Couplin
Speck
Birmingham
John Severn
the Herald
D. D. Taylor
The
Times
Bellaire
J. F. Culver
Cumberland
B. F. Collison
I Danford
Kennensburg
James Wharton
Cincinnati
Business College
N. H. Beymer
Louisville
Kentucky
Elza Turner
Caldwell
Order of
United American Mechanics
P.E Norris
Sixth Street
Marquand
Ohio
Mary Hardin
Y. D. Craig
Washington
St. Clairaville
Newcomerstown
Democratic Committee
Farmers’ Alliance
Pleasant Valley
Oxford Township
John I. Wilson
Old Council Chamber
Taylor Block
J. A. Moore
Dayton
T. G. Kerr
Stewart
Jennie Best
New Concord Board of Education
Supreme Court
Smyrna Fair
Akron
A. L. Conger
Zanesville Street Railway
Seven New Churches Erected in Barnesville District
The Enterprise notes seven new church buildings in Barnesville District this conference year. The Barnesville home church shines as its finest yet while Bellaire’s church is praised as superior. Beallsville Batesville QOarricks near Woodsfield Amblers Clarington and Dover on Centerville add to the spread with an aggregate cost around $60,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
Bellaire
Beallsville
Batesville
Qoarricks
Woodsfield
Amblers
Clarington
Dixon Resigns as Minister to Lead Scio College
Rev. Dr. W L Dixon withdraws from active ministry to become President of Scio College. As Presiding Elder for six years in Cambridge district he earned lasting friendships and praise for diligence and positive impact. The Cambridge community expresses regret at his departure and best wishes for continued success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Dixon
Scio College
Dr. Dixon
Cambridge
Dixon
Court schedule announced for various counties
Circuit Judges of the State met at Columbus and set next year’s court dates. Guernsey June 9 and December 10. Belmont June 16 and December 15. Noble June 2 and December. Harrison May 26 and December 1. Jefferson May 19 and November 24. Muskingum March 31 and October 27. Licking March 17 and October 20. Tuscarawas May 5 and December 1. Coshocton April 28 and November 24. Monroe March 25 and September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Guernsey County
Belmont
Noble
Harrison
Jefferson
Muskingum
Licking
Tuscarawas
Coshocton
Monroe
Gune
Minister at Cambridge Testimony Sparks Smiles at Conference
A minister at the Conference spoke on Sunday morning causing a ripple of smiles among outsiders as former pastors gathered nearby. The coed brother rose to give thanks for his road to heaven and reaching Cambridge, prompting reflections on pastoral service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Local notes on property moves and upcoming fair events
Washington quiet last week as George Moorehead moves into Hyde property and Tracy occupies Skinner heirs’ home. Wet weather slows wheat sowing while May LaZelle plans two balloon ascensions at the fair. Floral Hall preparations begin as fair grounds welcome more entries and stock department growth. secretary urges timely entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Moorehead
Hyde
Tracy
Skinner
May LaZelle
Local notices and arrivals mingle with health update and sales
Elza DeHart is ill with typhoid fever. Bar ney Marlatt opens a shoe shop in town. Methodist conference draws many. Council reports new stone crossings. W H Ledlie and family return from Minneapolis. W Luccock and wife visit Coshocton. C L Pollock of New York visits Elza DeHart’s brother. McConaughey Miller pavement finished. W B White moves into new property. Wm Gillespie of Cambridge visits. George W Phillips sells Chicago corn at 65 cents a bushel. McConaughey starts fall stock purchase. New York World staff arrive for two weeks. Dr Boyd not in usual health but attending patients. Isaac Atkinson returns to oil fields near Marietta. George W Williams back to Pan Handle work. Timberlake and Anderson preach at Methodist church. Delbert Thompson travels to Columbus for State Agricultural College. Samuel McMillen of Prohibition raises a two and three quarter pound tomato sent by Col J D Taylor. Rheumatism blamed on poisonous acid. Ayer’s Pills praised for cures and low cost.
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I. N. Whissel
William Sipe
Batesville
Columbus
Banard
Macon
Georgia
George Frickerton
Nancy Heckley
Lewiston
Wm. Mellyar
L. P. Hosick
E R McCollum
Hiram Moore
Winchester
M. E Church
Ayre & Co’s
S. Fisher
Agness Sleavin
Washington, D. C
Spencer's Station
W.H. Ledlie
Minneapolis
W. Luccock
Coshocton
C. L. Pollock
Kimbolton
New York
Peter
W. DeHart
Elza
McConaughey & Miller
W. B. White
Jesse Clark
Wm Gillespie
Cambridge
Geo
W Phillips
Chicago
Cts
W. ©. McConaughey
New York World
Dr. Boyd
Isaac Atkinson
Marietta
George W. Williams
Timberlake
Anderson
Methodist
Delbert Thompson
Commissioner Thompson
Here
State Agricultural College
Samuel McMillen
Prohibition
Col. J. D. Taylor
Agricultural Department
Washington
Grand Jury Names and Petit Jury Call to Court Appearance
The Grand Jury is subpoenaed to appear October 14 and the Petit Jury on October 21. Names include John Mahoney Joseph Norris James Chambers George Watson William Thomas and John McConnell among others from Cambridge Oxford Liberty Wheeling Spencer Millwood and Westland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
John Mahoney
Rhaseadt Cabeyed Vete
Richland
Thomas McCullough
Monroe Jonathan Wallace
Liberty
John Buckingham
Cambridge
Joseph Norris
Wheeling Clark Willis
Csccese
Ssccreoee
Ces Cone Thompson Willis
W. W. Smith Petit Jury
Joseph Todd
Oxford Names
George Watson
Westland Mis Ceh
ARC Cooui
Vebaxeurs Evesaccas
Samuel Carter
Oxford
James Chambers
Mack Shipley
Esseeeees
C.D. Wy Colt
Westland
W. H. McFarland
James Ingram
Cssseseee
Wheeling Leonard Rear Rnen
Ceseeseeees
G. W. Deere
Valley
James Allison
Spencer J. A. Stoneburner
Henry Zoller
Spencer BR
Ence
Wranig
O. M. Hughes
Washington
John McConnell
William Thomas
Sedenicth
Csairs Deetig Jackson
Encampment 655 Union Legion Meets Tuesday Nights
Encampment No 655 Union Legion holds weekly meetings in Adams Hall at 7 30 p m on Tuesday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Legion
Adams’ Hall
Job printing samples and low prices advertised
When you want job printing call and see our samples. Prices low, work No. 1.
Marriages in Liberty and nearby towns mark 1890 weddings
In 1890, at the bride’s parents home in Liberty township, W H Gibson of Sugar Tree wed Clara B Taylor of Tyner. T J Deeren married Vadina M Spaid of Dyson’s in Guernsey County. William G Walters wed Bay Pettay in Cambridge with Rev W F Mallalieu officiating. Ferguson twins born September 22, 1890 to J V and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson—Taylor
Liberty Township
This County
J. T Campebell
W. H Gibson
Sugar Tree
Clara B. Taylor
Tyner
Deeren
Spaid
T. J. Deeren
Vadina M. Spaid
A. J. Houk
Dyson’s
Guernsey County
Ohio
Walters—Pettay
John C Beckett
Cambridge
W. F Mallalieu
William G. Walters
Miss Bay Pettay
Sarahsville
Ferguson
J. V. Ferguson
Foreclosure Notice in Guernsey County Case 4756
Hannah Mitchell files in Common Pleas Court of Guernsey County Ohio to foreclose Mary E Yocum s mortgage on Middletown lot 41 securing a 315 debt plus 36 taxes at 8 percent. Mary must answer by November 1 1890 or default judgment may be entered. © Hannah Mitchell v Wella for plaintiff. September 24, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Yocum
Fort Smith
Sebastian County
Arkansas
Hannah Mitchell
Common Pleas Court
Guernsey County
Ohio
Mary E Yocum
Middletown
Mary K Yocum
Wella
Administrator's Notice of Estate in Guernsey County
The undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Thomas Shaw deceased of Guernsey county Ohio on September 11. Creditors must pay all debts and claimants present their claims duly authenticated for allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Shaw
Guernsey County
Ohio
Sale Notice of Guernsey County Lands in 1890
By order of the Court of Common Pleas Penjantie Giffee as Executor sues Allen Floyd and others. The sale will occur at the Cambridge courthouse door in Guernsey County Ohio. Lands described: middle part of the west half of the northwest quarter of the first quarter of township two, range one, military district comprising 162 acres more or less. Appraised at 2200 dollars. Dated September 2 1890. W H C Hanna Sheriff. Barton Mathews Heade attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey County
Ohio
Penjantie Giffee
Allen Floyd
Court House
Cambridge
Barton
Mathews & Heade
Attys
Coshocton Road
Steubenville Street
Wills Creek
Said Creek
Cleveland & Marietta Railway
Cleveland & Marietta
North Fifth Street
B. Clark
Newcomerstown Road
Steubenville Road
G. D. Gallup
Leatherwood Creek
Central Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Vilage
Guernsey
W. Mathews
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Salesville
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East Ohio
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San Francisco
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Nebraska
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Rich Hill Township
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Edward Duffy
Lyda Searbough
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Noble County
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Mt. Union College
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Turner
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Joseph Stewart
Democratic County Committee
Steubenville
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James Spaid
T. F. Hunter
David Culbertson
Enoch Perego
William Patterson
Peter Murtha
George Moore
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G. B. Smith
M. J. Slutz
L. Timberlake
J. A. Wright
E A Williams
M. W. Dallas
C. E. Manchester
Lon Abrahan Armstrong
Jefferson Township
John Armstrong
Pennsylvania
Clio
Abraham
Newell Kennon
Elizabeth Walker
John W
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Jeremiah
James M. Armstrong
United Presbyterian
Nash
Elza DeHart
Barney Marlatt
Clerk Weedon
Hanna
Castoria
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