Official County Officials and Infirmary Directors Named
The document lists county officers and officials including Director roles in Common Pleas Court W H Frazier Caldwell and others. It names Probate Judge Lot V Pilosick Cambridge, Clerk James R Barr Cambridge, Auditor John Beckett Cambridge, Sheriff John Medill Cambridge, Treasurer John Wilkin Cambridge, Pros Atty M R Patterson Cambridge, Recorder Rodolph Thomas Cambridge, Coroner John Larchet Cambridge, and Commissioners Lochary Quaker City Nicholson Cambridge Shipman Brown along with infirmary directors James McCleenahan Fairview Gander Cambridge James Gibson Kimbolton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
W. WH. Frazier
Caldwell
W. H. Ball
Zanesville
Krane
Washington
Lot
John H. Larchet
Cambridge
Lochary
Quaker City
A. W. Nicholson
John Shipman
Brown
James McCleenahan
Fairview
J.S. Gander
James Gibson
Kimbolton
Local City Officials Named for 1900s Governance
Mayor William Wharton heads a slate of city leaders including Councilmen T G Brown L Campbell Robert Hammond W U I Melivar W E Boden A A Craig J L Bruner and H R Moore. Clerk Charles J Madison Treasurer Stephen Potts Marshal E M Stottlemire. Cemetery Trustees Stephen Potts Te Williams A J Hutchison. Street Commissioner Henry Motte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wharton
T. G. Brown
L. Carpbell
Robert Hammond
Justice of the Peace Roster for Guernsey County
Listing of justices of the peace by township including Adams Cambridge Center Jackson Jefferson Knox Londonderry Liberty Madison Millwood Monroe Oxford Richland Union Chester and more with names such as D M Watson Gallagher J Wil son W A Carpenter Elza E M Nelson W P Cal vert James Selby Frye Braden M Kohn Hawthorn Patterson Hibbs etc, reflecting a county official directory.
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Justices OF the Peace
Guernsey CO
Adams
D M Watson
Gallagher
Joseph Wilson
Sage
Muskingum
Cambridge
W A Carpenter
Elza
M Nelson
Washington
P Calvert
Midway
Jackson
James Selby
John Frye
Byesville
Jefferson
J W Armstrong
Thomas McKahan
Brady
Knox
J T Hiwthorne
Terson
Indian Camp
Londonderry
Win M Logan
Theo B Hibbs
Smyrna
Harrison County
Liberty
S W Luaccock
Kimbolton
John K Thompson
North Salem
Madison
J D Thompson
Antrim
Simeon Brown
Brown
Millwoou
J B Hartley
T M Johnson
Quaker City
Clark Rose
Salesville
Monreec
D T Braniger
Milinersville
William Virtue
Oxford
Josiah P Bryant
Midgebourne
J B Turkle
Joseph Ferrer
Pairview Rich
Elf Creighton
Urhnerreighton
SR Pat
Local Store Ads and Notices Promote Bargains Across Town
A long column of advertisements highlights discounts at Kohn's and Thalheimer's for shoes, blankets, underwear, groceries, and clothing. Also notes Salmon's and S. Craig & Son's shops, plus upcoming church events, hospitalities, and local bankruptcy of news items. Community notices include births, deaths, travel, and business moves in Hendrysburg, Quaker City, Morristown, and Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins’ Grocery
Kohn’s
Christian Church
Hendrysburg
Chaseville
Craig and Son
Thalheimers
C. A. Red’s
Cambridge
Thalheimer’s
S. Craig & Son’s
Prohibition Speaker Complements Presbyterian Gathering
Hon Mills Gardner toured the state delivering two strong temperance talks at the Presbyterian church. He urged against the first amendment and in favor of the second, arguing a conflict between them and predicting the second would prevail. He noted the absence of young men at the meetings and urged continued effort to win supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills Gardner
Presbyterian Church
Ife
Lands Dispute Ties Up Brownsyile Town Site
An intricate case in Pennsylvania Courts challenges ownership of lands valued in the thousands tied to Brownsyile’s site once laid out by Thomas Brown in 1780. He deeded the area with a promise of an annual five percent rental, which was never paid, prompting heirs to contest the claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsyile
Pennsylvania
Thomas Brown
R. Brown
OLD Berkshire Mills
Darton
Mass
Peter Lawler
O. Brown
Fall term opens in Quaker City with longtime faculty
Quaker City schools began the Fall term last Monday under the veteran staff led by Superintendent S. J. Finley. Grammar school is headed by Robert Boyd, Intermediate by Miss Inez Romans, and Primary by Miss Annie Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker City
S. J. Finley
Robert Boyd
Inez Romans
Annie Webster
Forepaughs Roman Hippodrome exhibits and Cambridge baseball result
The sheet previews Forepaughs Roman Hippodrome and its revived hippodromic shows in the Eternal City style, with 25 elephants and other wild beasts, to be staged at Cambridge on Sept 28. It also reports on Cambridge versus Cyclones baseball at Marietta, detailing a lengthy nine inning game with Cambridge losing early then rallying to 17 21 score, and notes Marietta spectators.
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Pompey the Great
Ethiopia
Caesar
Porepaugh
Bree Ring Circus
Cambridge
Cyclones
Cambridge B. B. C
Marrietta
Cline
Erven
Cambridge Boys
Bunch
Flanders
White
Wall
Fulmer
Salmon
Mellyar
Penwell
Burgess
Rainey
Marietta Boys
Aloe
McKinney
C. F
Raymond
R. F
S.s
Ders
Kelley
Jhonson
Weisner
Taylor
Fincas
Richardson
E. Kelley
Boneh
Marietta
Bleaching Apples With Sulphur Fumes For Worm Proof Drying
A writer recalls drying apples in 1880 by exposing rings to sulphur fumes to bleach them. The process produced cream white rings free from smell and taste of sulphur, remaining fresh and worm proof years later. The method allegedly also preserves other fruits and prevents pests, encouraging country households to adopt it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
A Word to the Wise on Organs
Do not order cheap organs from ads before visiting your local dealer. Prof Sarcher notes he offers similar instruments with 10 sets of reeds for the same price, and buyers can see exactly what they get. Call opposite the Postoffice.
Death of John L Hawes Tied to typhoid fever
A dispatch from Butte Montana reported the death of John L Hawes formerly from Claysville son of Joseph Hawes He was a respected school teacher in this county dying of typhoid fever His remains may be brought home for interment His passing prompted many local friends to mourn his loss
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Hrr- Ald
Butte
Montana
John L. Hawes
Claysville
Joseph Hawes
Hawes
Ile
Cambridge Lawyer Hurling Accident Near Lyle School House
I A TaNemii a Cambridge lawyer visiting relatives beyond town met a buggy accident near Lyle school house. The light buggy overturned on rough ground sending taNemii and a lady friend out while the horse ran away. No one injured. Belmont Chronicle Uniontown Cor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. TaNemii
Cambridge
Lyle School House
Washington Fair Week Opens With Balloon Ascension
The Washington Fair runs Wednesday through Friday with Thursday expected to be the peak day. Featured events include a balloon ascent by Prof Tony White and strong expectations the exhibition will surpass prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tony White
Wedding Breezes Hearts City Hall Show
The Love company follows Bangs with Wedding Breezes described as irresistibly funny. Audiences are expected to laugh, and the troupe will perform at City Hall this Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangs
Arthur Love
Love
City Hall
Police arrest alleged thief in Zanesville case
Officers Stottlemire and Moreland arrested a colored man named John Baker Tuesday morning on a charge of stealing a suit of clothes from Thomas Fitzgibbons, night clerk at the Kirk House. He was taken to Zanesville for hearing the same day, with goods matching the description found at his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stottlemire and
Moreland
John Baker
Thomas Fitzgibbons
Kirk House
Zanesville
Krebs Sues Campbell for 10000 Damages Over Letter
Krebs sues C. M. Campbell of the Hamilton News for 10000 damages claiming publication of a letter reflecting on his character. The letter stems from a love affair with Krebs accused of courting many women, and one woman who gave the letter for publication is named as a claimant.
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Krebs
C. M. Campbell
The
Hamilton
D.) News
Marble and Granite Monuments Feature in Eastern Ohio
Patrons seeking to buy marble or granite monuments and headstones can visit Jed Williams works on the Public Square to choose from a large stock and save all agents commissions.
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Ohio
Jed Williams
Helen Stuart readings draw modest crowds at M E Church
The Helen Stuart readings at the M E Church Friday and Monday evenings drew small attendance but were appreciated by those who attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Stuart
M. E
Eighteen Applicants Take Teachers Examination at Salesville
Eighteen applicants appeared before the teachers examination board at Salesville, meeting the required standards and awaiting results. The session focused on pedagogy and subject knowledge with officials noting strong performance across core areas.
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Salesville
Local Notes From Washington and Nearby Towns
Washington reports illness of I M Ferguson and plans for fairs and shows on the grounds this year. Rev Jackson attends Akron conference while Rev Donaldson travels to Pennsylvania for marriage. J M Purdum ill in Abingdon after Colorado trip. Miss Laura Baker returns from Pennsylvania. Local baseball fever rises with a possible Friday game. A county board exam took place at Salesville and John Hall visited Quaker City. A suit in damages over a horse sale awarded one cent to plaintiff. Nelson McCreary loses a sawmill to a Sunday fire discovered around 4 PM.
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Washington
I. M Ferguson
John Lawrence
Rev Jackson
Akron
Philip Blazer
J H Clements
Rev Donaldson
Pennsylvania
JM Purdum
Colorado
Abington
Illinois
Laura Baker
Salesville
John Hall
Quaker City
Geo Heoch
Kansas
Squier Creighton
Geo Yause
John Cunningham
Nelson McCreary
Local notices and church events in Allen’s church area
Mrs Elleanor Bates is very sick. Rev H M Close of Cambridge will preach at Allen's church next Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Henry McCracken was thrown from his carriage Monday and sustained serious injuries. A second amendment meeting will be held at the Methodist Church Wednesday evening October 3. W M Allen is at Canton this week as a lay delegate to the East Ohio Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elleanor Bates
H. M. Close
Cambridge
Allen's
Henry McCracken
W. M. Allen
Canton
East Ohio
Hopewell News Briefs Include Weddings And Visits
Hopewell reports include Miss Dell Inskeep of Zanesville visiting Miss Lillie Brown. Rev Campbell to speak at Flat Ridge next Monday evening. Dr. Chapman of Morristown visiting his brother here. Samuel Chapman and Miss Lena Griffith wed last Thursday. W M Farrar and D D Taylor spoke here last Saturday evening.
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Hopewell
Dell Inskeep
Zanesville
Lillie Brown
Rev Campbell
Flat Ridge
Dr. Chapman
Morristown
Samuel Chapman
Lena Griffith
W M Farrar Esq
D D Taylor
Local News Briefs From Midway Area
Last Monday a hail storm struck the area. George Braden moved to Warne’s farm on Saturday. Thomas Bucy and wife from Newark visited relatives here last week. Lemuel Bonnell goes to Perry county for work. Newton Booth and wife of Senecaville visited Sunday. Two weeks from Sabbath there will be preaching at the Baptist church. Free Methodists held a bush meeting near Washington last Sabbath. Rev HS Jackson gave a temperance lecture at Slaughter Hill schoolhouse last Sabbath evening. Jev J G Whitaker preached temperance at the Baptist church last Sabbath at 4 pm. Mrs Truman Barton’s remains were interred in the cemetery last Thursday week with funeral services. D F McDaniel, while painting, fell from a roof 22 feet, injuring himself. The marriage of Wm Black and Lizzie Ferbrache occurred at the bride’s parents’ home, Rey H S Jackson officiating. Local residents remain active, supporting the second amendment, with broad voter approval.
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George Braden
Warne
Thomas Bucy
Newark
Lemuel Bonnell
Perry County
Newton Booth
Senecaville
Baptist Church
Free Methodists
Big Woods
Washington
HS Jackson
Slaughter Hill School House
Jev J G’ Whitaker
Truman Barton
D F McDaniel
James Spence
Wm Black
Lizzie Ferbrache
Rey H S Jackson
Local Notes From Byesville And Vicinity
Byesville updates include Stephen Haight observing Sabbath at Marietta and Miss Boyd of Winchester visiting. Geo Conner bought a livery stable and a Jersey cow from Wm Burt. J C Secrest and Solomon Peters were home and improving respectively. Miss Rena Wilson returned from Claysville visit. David Orr wed Miss Minnie Maxwell of Cardington. Asbury Conner and Simon Nicholson attended Hiramsburg picnic. Arthur Love and troupe announce an entertainment on the 28th. A child of Rey Wm Hickman died. Solomon Hutton returned from Louisville seeking tobacco interest. William Fortune replaced Frank Cumberland in Charles Hughes’s barber shop. Mr Conner of Hartford bought Wm McCreary’s property. McCreary moves to Morristown Belmont Co. Hall’s Catarrh Cure advert appears at 75 cents, sold by John Downar.
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Byesville
Stephen Haight
Marrietta
Benj Nicholson
Geo Conner
Miss Boyd
Winchester
Geo. Conner
Wm. Burt
J C Secrest
Point Pleasant
Solomon Peters
Rena Wilson
Claysville
David Orr
Minnie
Charles Hughes
Will
Conner
Hartford
Wm McCreary
McCreary
Morristown
Belmont County
Local Notes And Movements In The County
W H H Bonnell left for an extended visit to Iowa and Kansas on the 24th inst John Stockdale former Cambridge citizen moved from Westchester to this town Rev Close former M E pastor preached for Roy Yingling last Sabbath Two new shoe shops opened in ten days William Smith of Antrim Hotel married Thursday to Louisa Huffman of Jefferson township Last Friday evening rain aided farmers sow wheat Rev Yingling left Monday 24th to attend Conference His wife to visit friends at Brady Farmers fear a light corn yield this season but expect an abundance of acorns to fatten hogs
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W. H. H. Bonnell
Iowa
Kansas
John Stockdale
Cambridge
Westchester
Rev Close
M. E
Roy Yingling
William Smith
Antrim Hotel
Louisa Huffman
Jefferson Township
Rev Yingling
Brady
Farrar and Poorman
Norwich fair draws students as holiday ends
Students enjoyed a holiday Wednesday to attend the Norwich fair. Miss Lillie Foy of Cambridge visits. Dr Paul plans Prohibition work until election. Mrs Cyrus Atchison visits Town. Prof W R Harper from Chicago on a flying trip. S H Harper returns after weeks away. Republicans held a good meeting despite doubt Sherman would attend. Col Taylor spoke in the morning and Senator Sherman in the afternoon. Adamsville and Bloomfield bands with a drum corps provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Foy
Cambridge
Paul
Cyrus Atchison
Oxley
High Street
W R Harper
Chicago
S H Harper
Sherman
Col Taylor
Senator Sherman
Adamsville
Bloomfield
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
Catarrh is the seed of Consumption and must be treated promptly. Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to cure. Priced at 75 cents. Sold by John Dow nar. June 14-3m.
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Hall
John Downar
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Cambridge Corporation Officers
Cambridge Lodge No
Hutchison
J.S. Prouse
W. M. A.R. Murray
Cambridge Lodge of Perfection
Cambridge Council
Princes of Jerusalem
Rose Croix
A. R. Murray
Eureka Lodge
VD. Craig
W. Br
B. Lawrence
Odd Fellows Hall
T.W. Ogier
W.R. Sprague
Cambridge Lodge
T. Jef
Thos
G. Kerr
Cumberland Lodge I
Odd Felderland
Samuel Conner
LSS
Secouu
Niguin
JJ Lee
Wor Anderson
N G
Anderson Lodge
Quaner City
Bedsits
Nak
James Gray
See
Knights of Pythias
Noo
Salum Shelner
WM Lawrence
Refuge Lodge
Sales- Ville
Setau
FERS
N.G. Pevwcanl
United Presbyterian Church
Farland
Ilamands
Methodist Episcopal Church—Rey
Methodist Protestant Church
Rey J Ww Thompson
AME
Thomas Knox
Post Offices
WC Dagan
Bird’s Run
S W Mercer
Blue Bell
Gordon Burlingame
Urady
Thomas
Bufffalo
J T Corbett
George Conner
M Hawes
Clio
Alex Pattison
Creighton
MT Orr
Cumberland
D W Forsythe
Danford
Wim Norris
Dyson
Jus Laughlin
M Cozach
Fiat
Galligher
Mack Speer
Gibson's
G W Winniker
Guernsey
Wo McCombs
John Brown
Koubollon
Anna de Hart
Samuei Bration
Lore
Ats
J R Boyce
Lewis Turnipseed
Sénecaville
G M Yarnell
Spencers
Hunt
Suar Tree
Andrew McCleary
Sutton
Thomas Bendure
Tyner
R RB Miller
Washimeton
H McKisson
Oliver
Oliver Plow
Cochran & Orme
Cambridge, Ohio
Lawson J. Scott
Mary Bromly
Monroe Township
Guernsey County
Goers’ Book
Stere
Cambridge Herald
Herap
Lamb
J. F. Hanes
Elgin
Salmon’s
Red’s
Springfield
Haines
J. R. Troette’s
Thalheimer
Zanes Ville
Robert Cox
M.P
Craig & Son's
S. Craig and Son’s
Red
J F. Priaulxs
Maple’s
S. Craig & Son
Kersey’s
Mill Street
Court House
Joseph McGill
Wheeling Township
Milligan
Charlie Mathews
Quaker City Christian Church
Cincinnati
Charlie Rech
BR. W. Lindsay
Kohn
Waltham Watches
Salmon’s Jewelry Store
John Duffey
West Cambridge
McPherson
Kate Hoppmann
Malcolm
Belle Valley
William Witherow
T. S.crow
Levi Anker
W.H. J. Mellyar
Cleveland
Mary Cain
Alice O’ Hanlon
Sehion
Columbus
Carrie Montgomery
Mary J. Taylor
B& O Express
Mary Leech
R. M. Atkinson
Liberty Township
Albert Kenworthy
Knox Township
Noah Hyatt
Will Oldham
Henry Scott
N. J. Martup
Lennox
Richland
Westland
Ella M. Scott
Fannie Endley
Dyesville
Raymond’s
Wheeling Avenue
Barnesville
Eagle
Josiah Burgess
Mr. Burgess
Samuel Burgess
James Cherry
Newton Meek
Summerfield
James N. Wells
Flora C. West
Wilson Johnson
Emma Thomas
Walker Barton
Emma Canada
G. N. Meredith
A. J. Warner
Cambridge Baptist Church
Jackson Township
Lima Fence Company
Kansas Ridge
William Lydick, Jr
Alice Colvig
Thomas Haney
Clara Wilson
I. Wirschberg
8. Thalheimer
D. M. Hawthorne
Quaker City Independent
Children’s Missionary Society of the
Auditor of State
Barr
Cain
Shroyer
Laura Hartley
Emma Lewis
Wesleyan Female College
Henry Kline
Alex Shonfield
Minneapolis
Minn
M. A. Scott
Mary
Aggie Culbertson
John
Uniontown
Charlie Thompson
Indianapolis
Maid
N. Kohn
Kohn Brothers
New York
Boston
J. W. Hackley
Batavia
H. H. Willson
N. J. Wallace
Elizabeth Warne
Washington, Pa
J.C. Warne
Wilner Hoges
Elmer Brown
Ann Arbor
Michigan
School of Pharmacy
Gum” Metealf
Louisville
Kentucky
Chess Pardum
Near Washington
J. M. Purdua
Albert Ramsey
Ielleton
Topeka
Sol Shroyer
Bert Brill
J. A. Tillett
R. R. Brill
Virginia
Martha Place
Jane Marshall
Brooklyn
Catherine Montgomery
Madison Township
G. B. Thornberry
Noy Ist
Wilson & McCallay Tobacco CQ
Middletown
Foutz
Poutz
David E. Foutz
Baltimore
A. D. Stewart & Co
Messrs. P. I. Cheney
Toledo
J.B. Weatherford
I. Murray
Jackson, Mich
iTall
F. J. Jeney & CO
Ohi
JO. R. Downer
East Sun Street
Patio Square
James Davis
S. H. McCall
J.C. McCall, Cuntberland, O
New Concord
Lubee
David Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
A. Alexander
Ferbrache
Lafayette - Miller
Guernsey National Bank
Adam Alexander
Sheriff’s Sale
Court of Common Pleas
Rhinehart Ballard & Co
J. C. Dilley
Spencer Township
Mary A. Dilley
J.M. McGill
Werie & Campsett
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