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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1907
Page
5
Sickness is unlikely when the kidneys liver and bowels are kept in perfect order with an occasional dose. Sold by Brenan & Wilson Central Bank Ride Cambridge.
The undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Artin Smith, deceased, late of Guernsey county Ohio, on November 23, 1907. All persons owing the estate should pay promptly and those with claims must present them to the administrator for allowance. Wm. F. Smith. Jenn F. Stockdale, Att. December 5.
Interest in the famed Bockyford district with perpetual water rights on easy terms. Home of sugar beet, fruit, and vegetables. For details, contact H. J. Beatenhead, Land and Immigration Agent, Kimbolton, hkio.
A 30 day sale at Thede Stevensons on the old Rainey corner offers discounts on horse blankets plush robes saddles bridles storm covers dress suit cases and harness items from November 28.
Work on the interior and exterior of the new Union depot nears completion and officials expect the building to be in use around January 1. New settees arrived today and are being installed in their positions.
Woodsfield Ohio December 7 J M Denbow a farmer near Lewisville Monroe county reports an ear of corn 74 inches long containing 1596 kernels. The specimen blends Mortgage Lifter and Yellow Dent varieties in a striking yield milestone for the season.
County Auditor Dan R. Wallace sold forfeited lots this morning. Lots 3 and 53 in the W. D. Craig estate in Washington were bought by Benjamin Paisley for 7.61 dollars. Lot 4 from the same estate went to W. OC. Leonard for 6.31 dollars.
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Cheney's Catarrh Cure from Toledo Ohio as the only constitutional remedy. It promises internal doses and offers $100 for any cure, urging readers to send for circulars and testimonials.
After ten hours deliberation the State v Mysick jury returns a verdict of guilty of manslaughter and not guilty of murder in the first degree. The motion for a new trial and bail were noted by attorney N H Barber. Judge Mc Ginnis accepts the verdict as read by Deputy Clerk Clara Linn.
The 1908 Hostetter's almanac is highly popular worldwide with thousands seeking copies in English and several other languages. Druggists or general dealers distribute it free, featuring statistics, recipes and jokes for the whole family. Also recommended is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for digestive ailments and general well being.
Dolly B. Patterson formerly of this city now in Columbus won a divorce from P. C. Patterson in Common Pleas court on grounds of wilful absence for three years. She received custody of their daughter and was awarded costs, with Troette and Gregg as her attorneys.
Clarence Moore and Bessie Brewer of Monroe township obtain marriage licenses. Probate Court grants guardianship of Oliver Davis to Margaret Jones. In criminal filings Ohio v. Kelley Hinton and Ohio v. M J Conroy plead guilty with fines. Jury panel for common pleas short. special venire summoned for Mullen v Cambridge Glass Co. and others. regular jurors drawn for Smith v Loomis trial. Estate and guardianship actions including A W Nicholson inventory and Donald Duffey guardian ad litem. Civil cases Marion Swingle v The National Coal Co settled. Almeda Harding v Abraham Thompson partition with deed and distribution ordered.
Over 125000 dollars is to be paid to miners in the Guernsey Valley with cash payments for all but O Gara King Co workers who receive seventy percent cash and the rest as checks. Expectation that all miners will be paid in cash by next payday eases local money stringency before Christmas.
Farmers report the old National pike and country roads in Guernsey County are in excellent shape for the moment. Weather later may bring mud and impassable stretches, prompting talks on road improvements. The funeral of Isaac Adamson was held at his North 10th Street home with private service due to Mrs. Adamson’s illness. Cambridge G A R post accompanied the casket to South Cemetery.
Senator Foraker called a showdown over Judge Sater of Columbus for the southern district of Ohio. He asked the Senate judiciary committee to delay a favorable report pending further inquiry, signaling a live fight on confirmation. Also proposed Judge J. J. Adams of Zanesville, drawing Taft Roosevelts split factions.
Abe Andrews of West Steubenville avenue received a telegram from his brother Charlies Andrews in New York stating that he had arrived after an eight month visit with relatives in Syria. The message says they were not accompanied by their parents who stayed home. Andrews reports a pleasant trip.
Grant Trott of Cumberland was in the city this afternoon on business.
Unknown heirs of William G Brown Allen W Darling and W J McCalvin are notified that W F Richmond filed a Common Pleas petition in Guernsey county Ohio to quiet title on 25 acre north east quarter section 2 22 acre northwest quarter section 8 town 10 range 7 and 21 acre section 8 town 10 range 7 and 33 acre northeast quarter section 8 town 10 range 7 asking court to adjudge claims null and void. They must answer by December 28 1907 or judgment may be entered.
The ad warns smokers of chronic throat inflammation and cancer risk from smokers sore throat and promotes TONSILINE as a quick antiseptic cure. It claims the product cleans and heals throat membranes, prevents ulceration, and is made from longstanding throat disease drugs. Available in 25 and 60 cents from The Tonsiline Co Canton Ohio.
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for bowel congestion and inflammation. It claims to restore natural digestion and offers tea or tablets for 35 cents, with Brooks Sutton listed as the seller.
Clay Pike reports many attended Cambridge business last week. Mr and Mrs Sherman Heskett and others visited Mrs Elizabeth Kackley at the start of the week. J M Kackley visits friends near Ava. Lillian Teener visits Caldwell. Sherd Nicholson family visited Eyesville. Sick list includes Mrs J L Kackley and Mrs Sherman Meighen. Ed Shuman moved his family from Michigan. Freda Heskett visited cousin Lucile Davids.
Henry L Wells M D physician and surgeon lists office hours 10 12 am and 4 5 pm in Cambridge Ohio with eye nose and throat specialty at 719 Wheeling Avenue.
Hoskinson Real Estate offers Muskingum County farms and Zanesville homes, building lots, and business properties with list and application options. Bargains in non taxable city and county bonds and government bonds accepted. Located at 47 N. 4th Street, Zanesville.
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