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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1908
Page
5
Lizzie Duffery named administratrix of John H. Duffey estate in Guernsey county Ohio on April 10 1908. Creditors urged to pay debts and present validated claims for allowance. attorney John F Stockdale noted. April 16 3w.
Kimbolton Howard Proctor and wife visited friends on Sugar Tree last Sunday. Prof. Dyson and wife are on an extended visit with friends at Pleasant City. W. H. Forsythe, candidate for county commissioner, was at the county seat last Saturday. Mrs. C. F. Degolier of Cambridge is spending a few days with friends here. L. McCowan of Macksburg spent Sunday with his lady friend here. Those on the sick list are Miss Nola Frame, Mrs. J. B. Peoples and Hobt Hetrick. Local markets: Eggs 13c, butter 20. John Danley of Byesville has moved his family to Samuel Porter’s recently purchased property here. James Ross and wife of Cambridge are spending a few days with friends here. Zena Thompson of Cambridge, Kilmer Satchet will move to Byesville this week for summer work. Frank Mathews and wife of Cambridge are spending a few days here.
The pie social at this place Tuesday night drew a well attended crowd. Proceeds of 13.50 were to be split between two local churches. Community members and visitors including Bernice Dull of Newcomerstown, Blanche Dull, Ella Cosby of North Salem, and others shared in the event and community visits throughout the week.
The advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces with internal remedies. It claims endorsement by a county physician and presents the product as a regular prescription with testimonials offered free. Also mentions Bers Family Pills as best.
Deputy Clerk Clara Line and Deputy Sheriff John S Berry selected grand jurors to report May 4 and petit jurors to report May 11 in Cambridge. Names cover Adams Madison Monroe Richland Spencer Valley Wills Hartford Knox Londonderry and Love City precincts with multiple wards. Also listed are civil cases including Chas Scott estate dispute and city licensing matters, plus probate orders and an order of appraisement.
Bias for the $25 000 school bonds approved at Byesville attracted several bids. The Mansfield Savings Bank bid $2205 premium and accrued interest and won the sale conducted by the Byenville Board of Education. Other bids included First National Bank Cleveland $1770 interest Well Roth and Co Cincinnati $1775 interest Seasongood and Mayer Cincinnati $1891 50 interest Hayden Miller and Co Cleveland $1137 interest S A Keene Chicago $875 interest and Dres den National Bank Dresden $5000 par and accrued interest Breed and Harrison Cincinnati $777 interest Security Savings Bank and Trust Co Toledo $1518 interest W R Todd and Co Cincinnati $1240 interest The New First National Bank Columbus $1955 interest.
Notice urges readers to consult Prof John H Larcher about pianos and organs. It notes his long city absence since 1877, his practical knowledge of makes, and advises buyers to see him before purchasing. Dated April 30.
Advertisement states the remedy cures headache constipation kidney and liver troubles and promises health and strength with no equal. It promotes Tea or Tablets for 35 cents from Brooks Sutton.
Thede Stevenson on the Rainey corner will take your old harness on trade for new harnesses with special prices for 30 days April 2. Call and see him.
The document outlines a multi-session Sunday school convention with morning, afternoon, and evening talks on stewardship of life time money and opportunity. It lists devotional leaders teachers and topics, committee reports, election of officers, and county officers. It notes delegates and asks participants to bring pencil and notebook and promotes a prayerful aims and a Pentecost expectation for 1907 and 1908. It also lists various Reynolds County officers and local vendors offering items at cost for 30 days.
Notices report Washington S B Lawrence offers summer footwear and straw hats. Birth announced for a son born April 24 1908 to Prof. and Mrs R J Leonard of Washington. Obituary notes William Tracy aged 84 died April 25 1908 at his daughter’s home in Washington after a Civil War service with the 33 Iowa. Funeral by Rev W H Stewart and burial in Washington cemetery.
Circular in each package explains the mould patterns and shows making desserts. JELL-O is sold by grocers at 10c per package. Do not accept substitutes or you will be disappointed.
The Sakhet Music Co offers Home Planos priced from 150 to 8250 and pianos from 275 to 450 with five octave organs 335, 850. Six octave organs 60 and piano organs 75 to 90. They advertise the latest sheet music 20c with a free piece, and claim broad selection of instruments and trimmings at an old stand east of the public square.
Salesville reports Minnie Law burned and a Cambridge child burial in town. Leatherwood school closed Wednesday. W C Rose sold a horse. Rodney Bates family stayed with Dennison relatives. Albert Foraker and two children visited Sales John Cross bought horses from Fred Weaver. Foraker hires with Hans Weaver for summer. Iva and Mina Foraker visited brother Forest on the pike. Samuel Wortman spent Sunday on RD TT.
Potter's advertises spring dress goods priced at 35 cents per yard in a special sale. The notice highlights low-cost fabrics and a limited time offer for shoppers.
England claims its navy holds the largest ships and fastest destroyers with superior wartime readiness. The ad touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a 54 year proven remedy for stomach and related ailments, urging trials at first symptoms. It ends by endorsing Rocky Mountain Tea as essential for modern women’s talents.
City and county bonds offered free of tax yielding from 4 to 4 percent on investment. For details write or telephone at our expense C. S. Hoskinson 47 North Fourth Street Zanesville Ohio.
The San Luis Valley in Colorado is hailed for its irrigation land climate water and soil quality with no crop failures. Special rates to land seekers and information available from A. R Johnson local representative Concord Ohio April 1 113 mo d
An advertisement markets Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Bea as a health product that revitalizes the stomach kidneys and liver. It claims to energize the body and presents tea or tablet forms priced at 35 cents.
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