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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
7
Our store will open from 6 a m to 8 p m starting July 31 Saturday. Anyone planning to buy a furnace or items in our line should call. Home phone, Sixth Street and Turner Avenue, Cambridge. Hugh Harris & Co.
Ophthalmology service by Di Jas. Early in room 11 over the post office. Advertising appears dated but the business has operated for 25 years. The note mentions July 30 with a one month period.
The paving and sewer assessments will close August 25 at 2 30 p m in 1909. W W Lawrence treasurer of the city of Cambridge Ohio. $2 3t
Auction-style sale lists heavy discounts on table oilcloth, gingham, calico, percales, dress shirts, oxfords, gloves, and underwear. Many items priced per yard or per pair with half price specials on hats and footwear. buyer urged to visit as hardware stock also reduced.
Miss Mary Warden of the South Side suffered severe scalding to her right leg and foot when a boiler handle broke, spilling hot water. She endured intense pain but is now recovering. The paper also notes visitors, social events, and community notices from the area.
Ed. Kyle departed Monday for a business trip to Canton.
D Miller of North Sixth street visited Kimbolton on business Monday while Mr and Mrs Isaac P Wilson of Route 7 departed Saturday to visit friends in Belmont county.
Miss Clara Perone of Dewey Avenue visits her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Perone in Columbus. Also includes advertisements for Kodol digestion aid DeWitt’s Little Early Risers and DeWitt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve.
The remedy for kidney and bladder trouble is DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills. They are antiseptic and help the kidneys perform their work. Ensure you get DeWitts as imposters imitate the product. If unavailable, refuse substitutes. Sold by all druggists.
Senecaville Mark Coe moved his family to Sherrodsville Tuesday. A social round includes Cam bridge visitors and Lore City calls. The column notes a second nine ball win at Lore City 7 to 5, family visits, and a funeral for Mrs. Sarah E. Spaid Morrison born 57 years ago died TB.
Pleasant City reports Mrs H A Rérehardson has returned home after weeks with relatives in Alliance. Mr and Mrs Walters of near Wheeling W Va have returned home after a week with relatives here and at Belle Valley. A large crowd attended Mr Bryan’s talk Friday and more would have gone if not for threatening weather. Farmers faced a drought storm Thursday with little damage. A list of local residents visited the county seat Friday to hear W J Bryan. Mrs Eliza Lavely is visiting friends. Berry picking is popular now. Mrs Elizabeth Kackley is very ill.
Statement appears as a widow's debt disclaimer from August 2 to August 31 totaling $83 31. Charles Keiser signs as responsible party challenging any obligations incurred by his wife.
Mrs C L Bean traveled to Washington yesterday to spend a week with relatives and friends, according to a local gossip column note.
Dr A W Soya dentist operates on the third floor of the Central National Bank building in Cambridge Ohio. Mrs D W Them of North Ninth Street left Monday to visit relatives and friends in Alliance.
W. T. Botkins left Monday morning for Magnetic Springs to spend a week or ten days receiving medical treatment.
Miss Bessie Hall of Toledo, guest of Mrs. W. T. Botkins on South Twelfth Street, returned home yesterday after a period as her hostess’s guest.
B. O. Freight Agent M. Fordyce of North Seventh street has returned Sunday night from an extended pleasure trip in the western part of the country.
O Hh.omythe and George Webb were arrested Saturday and jailed on a charge of intoxication. They appeared before Mayor Bradford Monday morning and pleaded not guilty. Their cases were continued until Wednesday at 9 o clock.
Ohio Democrats announce the state’s largest political event in Columbus on August 5 with 150000 invitations. Speakers include Senator Tillman on tariff and Governor Harmon on national issues, with Atlee Pomerene Ollie James and A P Sandles among the lineup. party leaders plan a full day of conferences and a public reception at Olen tangy Park.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all its stages. It is taken internally and said to heal the disease by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The ad offers a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure and provides testimonials and address for KF J Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists at 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Ninety four acres in Londonderry township near Freeport and Londonderry. Nine room house with slate roof, porches, hardwood finishes, cellar, good barn, outbuildings, and 6 acres of woods. Water in every field. Exchange of nearly 200 phones, coal oil gas rights included. Asking 40 per acre. trade for Cambridge house and lot possible. Contact H. H. Masters, R. D. 5 Freeport, Ohio. July 26-tf.
All business men are notified that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted after August 2 by Mrs T H Brown. Amount due $83 31. Signed T H Brown.
Middlebourne residents attend a Washington Home Coming with plans for social and intellectual enjoyment. The piece notes numerous local visitors, lectures at the Cambridge Institute, and comments by state education official J. W. Zeller on school laws.
Mrs. Tom Morrison of Caldwell travels to the city with her husband who runs the grocery store of C. L. McCollum while McCollum is at the Lake Hiawatha Assembly in Mt. Vernon.
The Jeffersonian reports that the proposed sale of the Cambridge Washington hack line by Jay Hanna failed. Hanna remains in charge and continues to operate the route, having earned many warm friendships among travelers.
The ad promotes Hyomei as a guaranteed cure for catarrh and a relief for consumption. It describes medicated eucalyptus air inhaled through a hard rubber inhaler, promising quick relief within minutes and total cure in a short time. A full outfit costs $1.00 with extra bottles 50 cents, sold by Brenan & Wilson in Cambridge.
Advertisement notes that people with chronic bronchitis asthma and lung trouble will find relief and comfort by taking Foley's Honey and Tar immediately. It is endorsed by Brooks Sutton Druggist and urged for prompt use to avoid suffering.
A reflective saying notes it is fine to love enemies but not to slight friends, and that a book’s value is shown by the wish to read it again.
The advertisement touts Kodol as a liquid that starts digestion immediately by supplying the same juices as a healthy stomach. It claims Kodol digests food, promotes strong health, and offers stomach rest when indigestion strikes. Sold by all druggists and produced by EK.C DeWitt & Co.
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