Semi Weekly Age, The (Newspaper) - May 13, 1886, Coshocton, Ohio FHE SEMI-WEEKLY AGE PER YEAR THE RIGHT OF PRIVATE JUDGMENT IS ABSOLUTE IN AMERICAN 6 CENTS PER VOLUME 63 COSHOCTON OHIO FRIDAY MAY NUMBER 38 ADVERTISING RATES Onetime Me Two times times I8c Four times SU limes Ten times We And each additional Insertion lOc per Inch Special rates on contracts Transient Advertising SO cents per Inch Locals 10 per line each Insertion Black 15 cents per line brevier Kor special position SS cent will added Display advertisements not Inserted on page All notices of etc will be charged for at full ad- rates Advert Mot to this paper br money will be Inserted to the value thereof without lotto number or re- quested and In no event will none be returned notices of not ten lines will be Inserted free All additional matter will be charged for at the rate of five cents per line and resolutions of respect will be charged for n every Instance Watch the date to which your sub- scription M paid and if in arrears make prompt settlement THE sweet girl will roon be heard in vesture of green look charming is going to tap Old er E for natural gas of the last few days go to show that Maj is getting down to work COLUMBUS is knocked out again The Democratic Convention goes to Cleveland MAYI x HAY disposed of two chunks on Tuesday morning to the of costs Koisi and pink are terrorizing the stockmen and farmers of Stark county THE Inter State Commerce has raised price of salt in Coshocton to A LAWN MOWER engineered over the court yard last Wednesday caused the long grass to disappear JOHN HAY has a poem in the Century wilh three illustrations by Kenyon Cox THE Society will close their season this year by an open meeting to be held in the Opera House about June 7th THERK will be a special meeting of Richard Post No 69 G A R Thursday evening May 19 All com- rades are requested to be present IT is announced that there will be thiee candidates for the nomination for Representative at the hands of the De- Messrs J P Forbes D H and J Weaver Murphy THE services on Decoration Day will be held in the Forks this year Col Taylor of Cambridge O will deliver the oration There will also be tations instrumental and vocal music BENJ COE will give away five pres ents on July 4th 1887 One ticket or each 25 cents paid in cash for goods or on account Secure tickets at once tf LEROY K ANDERSON Druggist and Brooke and Anderson ers will give away FREE on Sept 1887 a SOLID COLD watch Secure tickets tf et THIS J 5 the claim attorney of Coshocton has procured an invalid pension for Baronet F Con rad of Otsego Ohio at per month from March 2887 also an in- crease John Walker West Bedford Ohio of per month from March 9th 1887 THE class of 88 in the High School are busily engaged in the study o Civil Government For some the Lalin class have been diagraming latin sentences Now the boards in the recitation room are covered with the neatest and best diagrams that ever covered their faces THE AGE job office is headquarters for announcement cards ball cards heads bills ot lading blotters ness cards calenders catalogues checks chromatic bills chromo cards circulars coin envelopes confederate notes cottage chromos counter pads dodgers diafts drug envelopes due bills envelopes tans grocers pass books gummed labels hangers law briefs legal blanks graphed folders memorandums men note heads notes order blanks pamphlets paper bags pic lure pocket mirrors posters prescription blacks price lists pro grannies puzzle cards receipts re blanks sale bills scratch books seed envelopes shipping tags show caids silicate slates statements steel folders streamers tickets trans visiting v Adamsville special of the gth On the approach of the severe rain hail and electrical stoera which over this village at about 3 o'clock this afternoon several persons sought in Dr Decker's bam ust west of town on the Dresden road A bolt of lightning struck the barn ullin John Jones instantly Dn Decker J 0 Shroyer Cliff Yager and Jim Shirer who were also in the at the time were knocked down ard severely stunned Dr Decker was the most severely injured cf the our but it is thought lhat they will all shock The barn was no seriously damaged THE Photograph Gallery of Mr C Hempstead has been enlarged and re- fitted this spring A new skj light has jeen put in and a large amount of new scenery added Mr Hempstead las during the last few years a large trade throughout and adjoining counties This alone is proof of the y In fict ie does work as well and las as fine a gallery as can be found anywhere in Ohio outside of the large cities By a new process pictures can enlarged and made Lo last forever He has on exhibition several of these res which are executed on mide piper A walk through his studio on Main street will amply repay any roe who wishes to examine specimens I fine photography DURING the past week General j A Jones President of the Mt Vernon Coshocton Wheeling company Cannon Ball Line las received several letters and from his in New York conveying the gratifying information hat the bonds are being rapidly taken among English capitalists from which he conclusion is deducted that the work of the construction will be before another rolls around An enthusiastic friend of the Ball declared on Monday hat he would wager a new hat lhal he Cannon Ball road would be built o Mt Vernon long before the Black line is completed to this cily A spirited competition in this direction would be something fur citizens of county to contemplate with of keen non Banner May jth THE first butter was churned at the Locust Grove Creamery last Tuesday churn water tight box about 4 reet 6 feet and upon an axis The milk upon being delivered s placed in a large tank and its tested by a thermometer If it is too hot to chure it is cooled by water passing through a system of are placed around the tank and vice versa It is then placed in the churn which is kept revolving for a bout 50 minutes At the end o that time the is drained off The butter is transferred to the worker a concave revolving table provided at one side with a pair of large rollers The steam power is ap plied and the table revolves the butter passing under the rolls Opposite the rolls is stationed a man who as that pait of the table containing the him sprinkles upon it a al amount of salt Then up paddle and ladle he works the butter and piles it up before it reaches the rollers This process is unti the L utter is worked enough to pack It is then placed in a keg and carried to t he cooling room The company now have eight wagons through the and will seon be working to their greatest capacity 1500 pounds per day This operation of making butter by steam is an inter esting one and it will pay you to go and see it THE appearance ot Mr E L der before a Coshocton audience hac a most happy termination la day's AGE we noted the great success that attended his appearance on Mon day evening On Tuesday evening he was greeted by an audience lhat was as great and as appreciative The play on the latter evening was not ol so good a character as nor did it permit Snader to so well exhibit his powers yet it was pleasing and the audience ed the several characters The happy event though the third act when the manager had requested Mr Snader to appear before the curtain and refurn thanks to the audience for their patronage When stepping to the front the drop curtain was raised and Mr P M Voorhes confronted Mr Snader and in a neat way ex- pressed the people's appreciation of their former citizen's merits and in Behalf of his many here pre- sented him with an elegant solid gold watch neatly engraved as a monial from Coshocton friends Mr Snader was taken by surprise and for a moment could scarcely command to return thanks for the un- expected evidence of friendship and admiration but he warmed to the casion and neatly responded in a way the circumstance The company played at Cadiz Wednesday evening the balance of the week at McKeesport all of next1 week at Pittsburgh from there to Philadelphia thence to Hartford and there close the Mr Saader expects to visit London during the summer in pursuance of his s That he is determined to achieve fame in the profession he has adopted there is but little doubt and again we feel like saying that every Coshocton citizen is proud of cur own who is certainly not an Un- cnown THE Sabbath School Institute of Mt Vernon District of the M E Church will be held in Mohawk age June 6th 7th and The ex- will consist of addresses relative to the advancement of School work by most eminent of the District Splendid music will be n attendance and the dinners will be eaten in open air The following is the program Monday evening June Lecture The aud iis Rev J S Reager Tuesday 9 A M con- ducted by Rev D D T Mattison address of welcome Mits Lulu sou the Sabbath its Ele Rev W B Taggart The in the Sabbath Rev M B Mead The Sabbath School in the Rev C I Russell question drawer discussion benediction on the grounds p Rev T G Roberts Convention Model Lesson Infant Class Rev J T Hoak Discussion How Induce the Scholars to Study Lesson ed by Rev D D T Mattison ers Meeting The Spring Sun and Showers of the Sabbath Eev B Hushour Educational Ad- vantages of Rev Jas Torbet Drawer Suggestions etc as to any Department of our work 7 p M Lecture Rev G W Ball Wednesday 9 A Rev T G Roberts Miscellaneous Business shall we Improve the Music of our Sunday Rev J W Cornell How shall we In- crease Spirituality in our Sunday Rev T H D Harrold The Lesson Review Rev F G Cauley How shall we Secure the Conversion of our Scholars Rev J D Lea Question topic to be open for general dis- cussion They Didn't Want to Will you grant us permission to rectify a mistake in your ast Friday's issue in to a little difficulty between us the Sabbath ning before We claim that some chief loving person misrepresented the matter to your reporter in order to cause a newspaper sensation and though such items may furnish ment for your readers in general it is very unwholesome to us as we do not wish the idea conveyed to the public that either of us thirst for human gore We wish to inform your readers Mr Editor that there was no serious between us That we had not met 01 the Sabbath in question pre- vious to our meeting late in the ning that Jas Ross was not with us in the capacity of a second that nothing was said about fighting a duel that the little difficulty between us originated rom a different cause Irom one conveyed to the public in your last Friday's issue Now these are the in the case and we are ready and willing lo stand by them to the end A M WILLIAMS JR L W DILLIN AGE reporter gathered his in- formation from one of the principals and perhaps he was mischief To MY MANY COSHOCTON Through the columns of THE SEMI- WEEKLY AGE I desire to extend my sincere thanks to the people of for evident friendship and of my to achieve some degree of success in the dramatic profession I wish to assure my friends that their kindness as manifested will Oe treasured through life as one of the happiest occasions and whatever success may crown my future efforts nothing can drive the remembrance of this occasion from the tablets of my and it shall be my aim to so live and so acquit self in the profession I have adopted that never will you have cause to re- gret having so honored me because I had rather crack in sinews break my back Thun you should such dishonor undergo Fraternally E L SNADER of Real Estate A Wigert to C Croft acres in White and Crawford townships for N Sutton to James Passmore 60 acres in Jackson tp for A J Weatherwax to J J 80 acres ia Monroe tp for John Beach to J J hnd in Clark tp for U Day to P E Day 105 acres Franklin tp for U Day to J Day 127 acres in Franklin tp John Vance to J M Vance 30 acres in Tuscarawas tp for T W administrator to Louisa Lockard 100 acres in White Eyes tp for P W Powell administrator Je Lockard 158 acres in White Eyes for Warsaw Newton Stanton Post G A R will bold memorial service in the Warsaw Presbyterian church Sunday May at ii o'clock A M Sermon by Rvv Ewing All the members of the Post are ordered to be in attendance at the hall at A M All soldiers are requested to meet with the Post and attend divine service E E Day will move to the village as soon as he can procure a house Serft the saddler has a german religious work printed in February years ago that has been in the family for several generations H H Brillhart has been quite sick for a few days John Ryan of Spring Mountain theatrical manager and star speat eral days with us last week fellow There has been placed schools ol the village a large number of useful books for the use vf the people of the district subject to certain conditions which I have been requested to nish you for publication for the fit ol the citizens of this district I will do this as soon as the directors furnish me a list of their books which would I think be of great interest to this locality I am informed there are now in the library ninety in the last six or eight months Books of reference biography history and science Wm Cullison of Smiths Ferry was here the first of the He says the SEMI-WEEKLY AGE is the boss paper Mrs G R Gamble and daughter Millie paid a flying visit to Cleveland Wednesday last and bought a new stock of which is now in The Roscoe Creamery wagon beyond this village and will a short drive up Beaver Run If the farmers round about become patrons to any extent it will materially effect the butter trade of this village which is very extensive However if the people haven't the butter they will have the money The creamery taking up the milk may relieve the market of much bad butter There Spring Mountain Gideon Aunspaugh the oldest living man in Monroe township has im- proved his property with a new fence George Ellis who lives near your town is tarrying with his brother Charlie Robinson is doing a fair share of business with the store at Princeton Several larmers have planted corn between showers as it were in order to get plant started early in the season For the past few years it has the early bird that caught the on corn and I believe the takes time by the forelock his planting early will get bigger corn and corn of sounder quality than he whs comes on Miss Mary Hamer will teach the Princeton school this summer James is holding forth in this lage is on Killbuck tin house out of the way of the locomotive The line of road runs directly through it where it now stands L D McCoy It's a girl AbBer Leonard has bought a part of the Phillips farm which lies in roe township Holmes county He moved his family there last Thursday S H Ayers has been employed at for some time past as a wood carpenter The tessor has got tells me in this township won't aggregate more than half the value of last year For four decades ol years plus seven our friend Darius Snow has ed along life's pathway now ing the roses of pleasure then getting the nettle's sting for such is life But surely the gladdest merriest time he ever knew roust have been last Wednesday when he was enticed away from his home then hurriedly called back to A house full of people a string band a long ar- ray of valuable presents a table ed calculated to make a man hungry and the highest vein of good humor attending Darius was perplexed astounded and tried to think several ways at once Now I don't believe that more than one son in ten of these surprise are lots of others make people who should butter let Tyrone The heaviest rain fall witnessed in this section ror some time occurred last Saturday Plowed fields were badly washed and fences swept away on the six mile run Wright Dickerson had a smash up on their saw mill last Friday A key having dropped out of its place part of the machinery becoming ened struck the saw breaking and bending it badly and damaging other parts in general The Branch Sabbath School is in a flourishing condi ion with Wm Fulks Superintendent Thomas Brier Robert Hamilton Secretary J W Parks Treasurer and Lizzie Trego Organist A query box has been in- Query for next Sunday where in the Bible does it tell where God came The wheat oats and grass is growing rapidly in this section The pasture is much needed as the supply of rough feed is nearly c Miss Allie Brenneman of township commenced an eight weeks term of school at Marshall's school house list Monday J W Gardner who taught Robert's school last whiter has been to teach the fall and winter terms at Wright's school township Thos Sproule commenced a term of school at Robert's district last Mon day Mr S V Cox and family attended the funeral of his father-in-law Mr Seward at Keene Ohio last Sabbath Mr Wm Wright was in Columbus last Saturday for for the saw mill owned by Wright Dickerson There will be another wedding in this neighborhood Before Jong your ears open if you dq not see a notice of the Mr Joseph over the ad- vent oi a bran new dishwasher of dinner During R Gault who was day parties is actually surprised but you may bet yom boots that Darius knew nothing at all about the matter until last Wednesday just before ner Nearly one hundred and twenty persons partook the day Mr W out on a little goose chase of his own happened along and made a vety little speech appropriate to the occasion The amusements consisted of music base ball croquet and ping the light fantastic Now Mr Editor I don't bother you often with eulogies on this birthday business but should some one else be so fortunate as to have 50 good a time as was Wednesday look out for I'll haunt you again Mountain has a practicing physician located here at last Dr Buker ol Plainfield I believe The gentleman stepping into the shoes ot Dr Winslow retired will have plenty to do attending lo our coughs colds and divers We wish him success Quarterly meeting at Pleasant Hill church Saturday and Sunday last was attended Presiding Elder Stull being present John K Rvan left for Warsaw to aid the Warsaw Cornet Band in their concert John is a good actor is the big word that is anal zed by the ladies this week West darlisle The Boards of Education of burg township Licking county and Pike this county met in of Mr joint session at the resilience George on Wednesday May 4th to consider been presented house in Virginia a petition that had asking that a new joint be established com posed situated in the above named town hips The meeting was lather a one-sided affair Eleven of thirteen members were present and when the vote was taken it ed one in favor and ten against establishing a new sub district W Q his added much to the appearance of his place by re- modeling his house W H Ashcraft the assessor com- work in good time and seems to be well satisfied We are indeed glad to learn that an event is lo transpire hete n we hope will entirely wipe out all that bad feeling that for years hss existed between Bedford and Carlisle We refer to the prospective ol a estimable lady of this place to a genii man residing in our rival village Mr S Meredith a trimmer in the carriage works here was called to his home in Jersey Licking county last week by a serious accident happening one of his children Democratic candidates are begin ning to get ripe Modest old Pike as yet presents only the name of about six of the unterrified for the of their Democratic brethren they continue to increase at the rapid rate it not be long un- til candidates will be as thick newspaper men glory SODA WATER all the time at GENUINE Maple Syrup at J K Johnson's at Rev of Warsaw died of or paralysis at the house of his daughter and law living near Kimbolton Guernsey county Ohio on Thursday night last He was 71 years old His son William is an artist living in this town whom the father visited on his road from Warsaw to where he died a few days preceding his death He was a man of intelligence and strong convictions of right and wrong and seemed to wish to to the right It is not necessary to state that like all men of the bold conviction he had his opposers But the conflicts of life with him are o'er and we saf peace to his asbes Mrs Lytle living with her two small children in the secluded cabin n the woods on the lands of Sam Wiggins in the neighborhood of Ben Williams three miles west of here complains that three men came to her house in the darkness of the night one night last week and attempted to rorce her door which was bolted open and effect an entrance The man was wonderfully frightened and commanded them lo desist and leave But they lingered about the door somewhat similar to the men of Sodom who attacked the house of Lot when he angels them wilh blindness so that they wearied themselves to find he door I heard of no such calamity Derailing thes men but it is said by woman that they stood about her door trying to force an entrance Then they tried coaxing her offering her money to let them in at the same lime using the most foul and obscene language at the door The woman wouldn't let them in and they left Early the next morning Mrs Lytle went to a near neighbor's house and told her story Three married men of this village are accused of being the perpetrators of this fiendish act The woman went to two Justices of the Peace in this township I am told to prosecute the gentleman But being a poor woman and not able to give suerty for costs o suit she couldn't get law Whisky is supposed to have been at the head of it all Mrs Lytle is a woman of irreproachable character Our citizens will take another vote m the near future to see if they will keep our whisky saloons or not About 3 inches of rain fell here since Saturday noon last Wills Greek There is considerable sickness in this neighborhood but it is mostly the measles Mr John Knoff and wife have been very sick the last two weeks with lung fever but at this writing they are better Dr Conley is at- tending them The doctor is having success Mr Wm Reed got hurt a few days ago A SAW log rolled on him Mr Lapp Crew says he don't see what saved his life but he is now getting along first rate Ira Wilcox got hurt while shoeing a three weeks ago and has been aid up ever since until now he is able to be around again Mr Gilbert Newell has the carrying of the mail from here to Coshocton He begins the first of July Mr Michael Lapp moved his saw mill from Muskingum county here and is getting it ready to do sawing or those who want lumber Our school closed last Friday Mr Biggs teacher Mr Z W Preston of our village bas gone to Newark to work at his Trade We wish him success New Castle Farmers in this locality are nearly ready to plant corn are deterred from doing so on account of the wet weather Mr Peter Neff and the Vice dent of the of Ohio visited our town on Saturday Messrs D B Coggins and G K Lyons made a trip to West Carlisle on Tuesday evening Dary went to visit his brother and G K the Masonic of that place Mr Morgan Kelly and wife of Mt Vernon visited frie ids here Saturday and Sunday Messrs Williman Cochran and Elliott wilh their best girls all of visited our ger Mr Gorham Sunday The ty called on Mr and Mrs G K Lyons while here they were all pils of Mr Lyons when he was cipal of Bladensburg school Geo Garrison M D of Utica 0 was called here last week to see his mother who has been quite sick for some time The third quarterly meeting of hawk circuit will be held in the M E church of this place on Saturday Sunday May and 22nd Candidates for life county offices seem lo the of the ple in this 1 needs from the we have been receiving recently at hands Arrangements have been made for proper observance of Decoration Day The Decoration services be under the auspices of C C Nichols Post G A R Good speakers will be present Rev William Pigman of place visited friends in West Bedford last week Mr Allen Johns of Newcomerstown friends here Saturday and Sunday Mr D house was struck lighting Monday Mrs Hinken was sitting on a lounge in the back part of room when the rent passed down the chimney ne r her knocked the top of the stove off and passed through the floor For- no one was hutt Mr gerald was passing house at the time and was knocked down by the shock Coutt convened tn Tues ay at A M The following cases nere posed ol M Compton execu or vs D Davis et al Judgment for foreclosure and sale E Henderson widow vs T R et al Assignment of dower confirmed J J Rose vs V et al mort gage foreclosed and sale ordered R vs Louis Browr 92 F C Hay vs Samuel Judgment for 73 F C Hay vs Samuel et al Judgment for Common Pleas Court ordered Probate Court to probate and make record ol the will of John Taylor deceased Court adjourned Tuesday until Jung Beers Loos a Newcomerstown boy of yore is rapidly rising lo fame in the Golden State We learn lhat he has recently aken unto himself a wife of immense fortune It is noised abroad by good ily that Todd Bassett the ed not long since married a great heiress of San Francisco Lorin was in Coshocton to call en Charlie Thompson They are knights cf same order The Newcomerstown Board of met last week and examined applicants of whom there were scores and adjourned to meet in two weeks at which time teachers will be engaged for coming year Somehow our bloois seem to undergo great trouble in organizing whirls here Whether it be on count of lack of music lack of dancers or a hesitation to enter into the paths of we are not able to say But we do know that on last Friday evening a courier of the Paul Revere lype sent word flying among the toes lhal all right we have made and even if it was a late hour to begin they atoned for any deficiency in that direction by tripping light fantastic until wee sma hours Several persons from this place at- tended the funeral of Mrs er death occurred last week near While Eyes Plains We see that Sheridan Barnett is able to be about again which all are glad to noie Messrs George and James son who have been advancing in theolog al Ohio during the past year returned home last day George was a former high school pupil here but was compelled to quit a few before graduation Since then he has taught and worked at the plastering trade to supply means to complete his education He is a good example of that class of young men who rise in the world not by in- fluence and money but by ance and pluck Where there is a will there is a and he is on the way The Boy Tramp had a large house last Friday evening and everybody went away saying that it was certainly superior in merit to anything that has gone before E W G Vogenitz closed his school at White Eyes Plains last Friday He reports an exceedingly pleasant and enjoyable year of work He was the recipient of a beautiful autograph bum a present from his pupils Mr IT G Clemens ol Uhrichsville was in town last week looking after his school interests for the coming year He is a good teacher may he succeed in all his undertakings Who saw the beautiful rainbow last We did But unlike the Plainfield correspondent in speaking of the weather we take it for granted that other people know about as much concerning such matteis as we do Milton Flemming of Dennison was in our town last Friday on business and a portion of the time the guest of the Misses Dever We are glad to note that Otis ColluM a steady young man from our vicinity secured a good certificate in Coshocton county He will teach the Lowgap school the coming winter Success to him Rev Stokely Fisher the Coshocton county poet of fame preached a very fine sermon last Sunday in his father's pulpit He has a very impressive air which captivates his listeners at once Mound This nice growing weather is ing on vegetation rapidly and are busy preparing their ground fcr corn Henry Dickey of Jewell Kansas is visiting his parents Hiram Dickey and wife His wife will be welcomed later having stopped for a visit with her grandfather Belzer of Indiana Curtis Porter smiles why shouldn't A girl Our mechanic Noah Lower U on the sick list Little Iky Norman who has been so near death's door with of the bowels seems to be slowly con- His teacher and littie school mates have been very attentive during his illness PERSONAL A M Williams ST is in Cleveland A H Thomson was in Cleveland on business this week Bud McDonald visited friends in Baltic during the week Mr Ed Robinson was in ville during the week on business was in ton on business the week Miss Bertha Myers of Roscoe is the pest of relatives in Columbus Chas Hempsted attended the Cleveland May Festival this week Houston Hay has gone to the Fountain Park Magnetic Springs John W Compton was east during the week on a commercial tour Miss Annie Morrison of Mass is the guest of her sister Mrs W H Parrish Miss Lena Seigrist of Trinway is the guest of Miss Rachel Hartman in this city Voorhes of Millersburg was in Coshocton on business during the week Pyle stalled on Tuesday for New Cumberland where she will re- main for some time Mr Geo W Ames has moved from Carrollton to Coshocton and lives on Walnut Street Mestrs J S Wiley E Wager Baker and George Caton took in Cleveland's May Festival J W Baker and Mrs Baker of Frazeysburg were the guests of Mrs W W Walker in Yarnell of the High School has in contemplation a trip to Europe the coming summer Vernon Republican and Mrs L E Fowler and Miss Annie Long agents for the Mansfield Plating works have been here for some time canvassing They left yesterday for Uhrichsville While here they formed many pleasant C S Wilcoxon of Coshocton 0 who has been visiting relatives in Yuba City for several weeks has accepted a position in the Mote of Peter Engel in Marysville Mr coxon is a jeweler and Mr Engel is to be congratulated on having secured his Cal In- dependent Nicholas Esq ting Attorney of Coshocton county on Saturday paid a flying visit to Wooster to see his father Judge Nicholas and to renew old acquaintances The lowing lawyers sat down to a dinner in his honor at the Archer House on E S Dowell Hon John McSweeney John Fred J Mullins A S McClure M L Smyser and J R Wayne County Democrat The Prohibitionists of Coshocton county will meet in City Hall ton O Thursday June 16 1887 to nominate a county ticket and elect delegates to the State Convention The morning session will convene at o'clock State organizer D W Gage will address convention at p M All persons in the overthrow of the liquor traffic are requested to be present C A MCNARY A S CATON Chairman Inbred Hambletonian limited to mares can be seen at the stable of A H Thomson 41 cot THE Warsaw Union Cornet Band will give a Strawberry Festival at saw on Wednesday evening May 15 1887 Everybody come and enjoy a feast of the first strawberries of the season good music and a good time 13 AN article that every housekeeper should have just received at J K Johnson's at TELEGRAPHY taught by A B Thompson Coshocton O 41 et SEE the patent Scrub Brush at J K Johnson's at FIFTY bushel of potatoes wanted at BE sure and see Cornells bargains at et LADIES fine Button Shoes rom to at Cornell's tf et LEAVE your orders for all kinds of flowers at J K Johnson's zt WYANDOTTE eggs for sale ker strain one dollar per setting GEO W COOPER Apr O D Fresh pounds Eight or ten dressed every day in the week VIENNA Bread at J K Johnson's BEST cabinet photographs at ler and Son for per dozen your flowers of
