Semi Weekly Age, The (Newspaper) - June 1, 1886, Coshocton, Ohio THE SEMI-WEEKLY AGE Entered the at Wall Matter PER YEAR THE RIGHT OF PRIVATE JUDGMENT IS ABSOLUTE IN EVERY AMERICAN 3 CENTS PER COPY VOLUME 62 COSHOCTON OHIO TUESDAY JUNE 1886 NUMBER 44 ADVERTISING RATES Me per Inch Two times Three times Six times Ten times We Mich additional lOc Inch Special on yearly contracts Transient M cents per Inch Locals 10 cento line each Insertion Black type 15 cents line brevier measurement For special position U per cent will be added Display advertisements not Inserted on this page All notices Festivals Entertainments etc will be charged for at full ad- rates sent to Ibis paper accompanied by money will be Inserted only to tbe value thereof to tbe number ol Insertions re- wxl In no event money be returned IX not wwe ton lines win be All will be charted lor at the rate of five pw Hue Obituary nnd resolutions of will be charged for In every Watch the date to which your u paid and if in arrears malice prompt settlement ADDITIONAL local on page 2 A license was issued to Albeit Madison and MR Pomerene has returned from Cincinnati Law School His is noticed in the al column HUDSON of Mt Onia will conduct a song service in Grace M E Church thu evening ON cne side of on a square in Coshocton there are forty-two ren and it is not a very good street for children either A CAME of baseball was played between the Newark and clubs on the Coshocton grounds Coshocton was victorious booming towns of Kansas and th people are ever on the push We are glad to know that Mr Seward's lot is cast among such people CHARLES DAVIS the criminal who open the safe at Centerburg Knox county last winter has been in- by the Knox county Grand Jury but before he can be taken in he has to serve two years ia the Penitentiary point much lower than the road the plaintiff has at considerable expense constructed and stocked a fish pond Plaintiff complains that the ant as Supervisor of roads threatens to construct a ditch from the north summit southward along the west side of the road so as to turn from the road and on to his land and into his fish pond water now that now flows elsewhere and he asks that the defendant be enjoined from constructing such ditch The injury having been sentenced last week by be prevented is the turning Hamilton county court upon of water from the road into the fish pond the making of the ditch is but a means Lands adjoining a public highway owe to the highway a servitude ing according to right of the public being to have the highway kept open and in repair the lion of the crime of burglary THE Canton A Coshocton has correspondent The Blood directors are fearful that the faction will assume control of the Cleveland and Canton Railroad by using force and every night upon reaching the roundhouse each locomotive is so crippled that it would be impossible for one not familiar with the mode employed to run an engine out Perhaps there is z good deal of sensation in it IT is plainly evident that the fence around town property has got to go A sentiment is growing against it and is growing stronger every day The assumption is in building a fence it is to prevent trespass But as an obstruction to that it of very little worth The desire for beauty about the home aided by a proper taste has cut down the size of fence as a general thing until a man can almost step over it It is steadily growing smaller and beautifully less At a number of reside ices in ton it has been abandoned altogether and with its disappearance there is a proportionate increase in the good of a lawn MR OLIVER LONG of Harrison O was delegate to the Grand Lodge K P at last week and on his return visited over Sunday with friends in Coshocton in Coshocton Saturday there was not an arrest made by the police officers This speaks well for the morals of those who attend on these occasions THE Kids and Mossbacks will meet in battle array next Saturday in the primary election The s a relic of barbarism of the wild uncouth of the Pilgrim Fathers Its palisade built to keep out the wilu and murderous savage As they dis- appeared it became smaller and will tence In towns other animals have freedom it is sary but in towns like Coshocton it is a thing of such small utility that it is being discarded right of the being to en- joy his property unmolested except so far as the public necessity actually de- mands An of the way necessary and reasonable may always be made but in the making of it regard must be rnd for the rights of adjacent property and the ment must be so made as to avoid needless injury to such rights The statute authorizes the Supervisor to enter upon the adjoining knas and make drains or ditches when sary for the benefit of the road The court decided that the making of the ditch was A necessary ment and the injunction was dissolved New Machinery for The Semi- Weekly Are The of THE LV AGE has become of such magnitude that new facilities are almost ly necessary for the prompt printing and delivery of the papers to its army of readers Last week we purchased and now have in operation one of Bascom's Improved Newspaper ers which folds the paper by steam power just as it goes into the hands of news is now Some More Taxpayers Below is a list of taxpayers in pre- cinct No i of Tuscarawas township who pay taxes on personal property of and over as returned by sor JohnC Elliott H W Henderson James Moore Caton Bar W w Wm Burns Jr Paper Co J A Compton Coe J M Dave Wagoner t Common A WraE Miller Louise Frew Lucy W Frew BE Finley I O O F Lodge J C fisher isao 1310 3115 1100 I SOU 1075 I TOO 1000 1100 I WK Samuel Gamble Hay t Ransom Jackson Hay Lee JoeK Johnson Wm Sr Mrs Gey Lorenz John SI tt O SI Moore John W II Robinson T Joe L I Worth Son Selby Moore Baton A Mrs MwF SMI 2340 1050 1610 2500 1145 2051 61100 Willis Mrs W W heir MOO 1301 HOU 1480 Win walker trustee o Mr Mist Births and Deaths The Assessors returns of the births and deaths in Coshocton county last year as filed with Judge Blackman show that there were 582 and 209 deaths divided among the several townships as follows Births Deaths Mule Female CANTON is to electric light The Kids are but they are to have it without any ing everything and declare that the aid from the town Council The Mossbacks are on the run everywhere Electric Light Company I made the town Council a proposition the reader and is capable of folding 2700 per hour if the feeder is expert to supply the sheets At ent it is t the rate Qf per hour By its use w enabled to hold our paper to within a few printed and folded by steam and mailed with one of the fastest and best mailers in use and has more and j Monroe betler machinery than is found in the average country printing office In i pike fact there are successful publications m towns of from three to six times the Tuscarawas population of Coshocton that have the facilities for correct and rapid Adams 14 Bethlehem 5 Bedford 6 Clark 14 Crawford 12 Franklin 18 14 Lafayette Mill Creek Another proportion was the little start on five dollars a keg of beer and considera a gallon of whisky but all the other an tab facilities lor doing of devil MR DAVID REPPART of township died Thursday aged about 60 years Death was caused by ho He was an old soldier and was buried on Saturday at ten o'clock He tion was not good business to adopt it The Company then decided to put Adams Mu the plant themselves and trust to business men and others desire it The Repository of There is no longer any newspaper publishing that are used in the publication of THE SEMI-WEEKLY There were AGE Subscribers are invited to call children born on Tuesdays and Fridays and see the j twQ jn new folder at work Decoration Services by Kichard Lanning Post G A B Saturday was a glorious day The 9 ii 7 9 18 7 12 10 6 9 5 -5 10 6 3 4 i 5 i 4 4 7 C 19 6 3 3 Correspondence Semi-weekly We are now fairly in the midst of our May festivals and people of every degree are rejoicing in the season of flowers This is especially the case with our German population and even at the risk of our giving offence to my prohibition friends I cannot help endorsing the great spring gatherings of our German even if it involves Bock beer and kasc mit pretzels 1 have seen social gatherings of all sorts of people in the four quarters of the globe I saw fair while the were still in- and was suppressed by Act of I have jostled with and Kalmucks at the great fair of and mingled in greasy crowds in Posen and Warsaw so that 1 know something of gatherings of the people but on of the earth will you see anything like a German May fest For pure happiness and unselfish ty got out of small means the mans ire equalled by no people on the globe The German to be ly must hava his family and friends about him The Yankee or Englishman can soak out selfish in the sacrad precincts of his unmindful of anybody's happiness but his own the by thousands at the part flatte Deutche festival which lasts quite a week and it is sale that there are from eighty to a hundred thousand people in ance they are out for a good time and it yet in that throng there was not disorder enough to employment for a single and the lager that was consumed would have floated a or filled an ordinary section of the Erie canal But there are other festivals than those of our German friends This week the city of Brooklyn holds its monster in which from fifty to sixty thousand children participate By iron rule of a few individuals none but so-called evangelical schools are allowed in the procession the children from the and Unitarian of which there are like Brooklyn 111 mtf race 1886 there can exist such ow minded bigots It is men of this lass that have disgraced the church n all ages They and joked bout the stake ol John Huss and re 2 5 but one in Jefferson an II JIAI that the Schulyer Electric was stricken with paralysis Light Company will establish an electric light plant in this city site for their works has been secured Probate Court Benj Coulter administrator of J iV filed an inventory and sa Coulter sun shone in splendor and while Col- M of testimony relative to the wept at the graves of her fallen Pantheon of these latter days The enthusiasm of his agnostic admirers will scarcely be shared by any large of the American people For living the grandest age of our national development with talents such as the Almighty to few with op- tuch as seldom fall uto the lot of man he lived as the fool lives and died as the fool dies For a number of weeks past we have been overrun with monstrosities It is true New York loves painting music sculpture acting and all that Art implies but we like some parts of our amusements with a high flavor At one time it is 1 ulu Hurst the Georgia girl who I raveled on lie Wilde in knee breeches and bag on the light fantastic Professor Gleason with his man-eating horses and untamed mules Speaking of Gleason the it is said that he took no interest in a horse unless he had killed two or three men and his test with a mule who was lit for exhibition purposes was one who kick off his four shoes in two minutes and a half Gleaton did some wonderful horse taming while he was here and his exhibitions took in the creme de la creme The Cowboy pianist was not a success the general being that he was astonishing for a cowboy but bad as a second-class Professor Texas is a great State for fair cotton second-class beef indiffer- ent hotels and first-class outrages but we are not now hunting for our pianist on the Rio Grand the Brazos The cowboy was one of the deadest failures of the season Very well was the parade of the Coaching Club where the drags were all driven by the of our Nobs Exceeding swell were the ladies and all New York turns out to see them for New York gets its first view of the when Servetus consumed n smoke and flame The ostracising of these innocent little ones has begot much ill feeling but this narrow bigotry is not shared by Mr Beecher Doctor Doctor Storrs nor day MRS WM 1 R BOYD of nite I d are made for an im- Eyes township died suddenly mediate beginning of the work at three o'clock p caused by paralysis her husband recently pioneer in THE ACE the great body of the evangeli cal clergy in the city The of the Union will un- doubtedly be changed in the coming year and the ment which has hitherto disgraced it will be a thing of the past The week has been marked by a number of distinguished names but by few more so than those Dio Lewis an i Stephen Pearl Andrews The life of Dr Lems leaves iti impress on the time and is to be remembered with gratitude and honor by his for years to swell fashions and after that ladies know what to wear when they go out riding what kinds of parasols to carry We are now making up our gram for the next amusement season While we have the Lily booked for an indefinite number of nights Miss who recovered snug little sum of from Lord now Earl Cairnes will undoubtedly be the sensation of the season As near as 1 can learn it bad catch The ment was worth a round more and there is no doubt she can pick her own this time and he will stick ought to be for he got a much finer looking woman than Miss Fortescue and one who can compose her love without the aid of a letter writer We have a number of fashionable maniacs here who desire lo keep up the hunts which amuse our aristocratic CHIT the There arc 5.90 boys at Ohio Reform Farm Dayton struck natural gas at the depth of only 200 feet country spends more than a year on base ball The army worm has appeared in great in Licking county new penitentiary physician Dr W is a path It is reported that hog cholera is prevalent in some sections of the State Gen been the It is estimated that the ville strawberry crop will reach bushels this year Durbin Ward was to have Memorial day orator at Gillogly trial gum Common Hens Court cost in the neighborhood of is estimated that there are at present Jover Knights of Labor in the United States spring meeting of the ville Driving Park Association will be held June and iSth Belmont county Justice of the Peace was lined and jailed five days for selling liquor on Sunday Pan Handle Railroad Company contemplate using electric headlights on their passenger is estimated that 50 persons killed and 1500 injured at various places in Ohin by the recent do Herald as the largest four page paper in America lips been destroyed It is now an eight page county is excited over the announcement that some old miners have found very rich i ig in that county the Grand Lodge I 0 O F the Grand Secretary's report was presented and shows a total of lodges and county has len weekly papers There ought lo be a few more People are just aching lo be asked lo support a new remove the tops of jars it to expand than twenty-five years ago Americans imported their carpels Now more carpeting is manufactured in Philadelphia and vicinity than in all Great Britain association of textile representing capital has been formed in phia The object is a combination of the dirtiest trick in the whole performance connected with the recent flight of the Democratic tors from Columbus is the attempt to blame the miscarriage of its purpose on Clerk If the sweet sixteen are not men enough to stand up their own actions they'd better resign lint never resign or quit until an adverse party caucus dynamites their soaring Tress Pan Handle train No 3 last Saturday evening was a little boy about live years old in appearance he said lie was three and a hall who had conic from Liverpool by himself 1 le was going to his R Miller 3152 Huston Avenue SI Louis When asked where he was going he said To America He was so full of hie that he could not sit itill but was up at the window seeing all of the country he could His name as it appeared on a box of eatables that accompanied him was Fred Tuscarawas Chronicle S S Instituto at The District Sunday School Institute held on the and was a grand least long to be remembered by those present Dr Davidson did justice to the chair T J Cook was chosen Secretary The questions discussed What can the pastor do for the Sunday School What can the do for the Sunday What can the Sunday School do lor the missionary cause What the membership to do for the Sum lay Use and abuse of Sunday School helps Merits of the Hymnal as a School music book All of these subjects wore by preachers and laymen quite satisfactorily From the Adamsville circuit we had Revs ami Church Brother and wife were there in all glory for they are a full learn to talk and sing we all love to hear them Dr W A Davidson always finds a welcome among our people ll did us all good to listen lo his earnest appeals on the various topics under consideration Rev Timberlake is one 01 men who always has something to say that will enthuse and interest Rev Church gave a very able talk on Use and abuse of Sunday School helps also Rev which space forbids my noting say to all cone again interests regarding labor of a gasoline stove BLOW BLOW ALL We never heard such blowing as our worthy competitors are doing n m t-l ill in Transfers of Real Estate John Wheatcraft to Martin and cousins on the other side of the water It is called the Hunt They have the regulation red coat and all the paraphernalia oi hunting ex- cept the most essential thing the fox so they send a man out with an seed bag which he drags over the ground for miles The hounds are un- leashed and away go the gallant men pell-mell avoiding all the deep holes and high fences and after a lant run of the tremendous pace of six at a Knights of illon created a panic Several The man's whole life was de- voted to the and elevation of his or man's better part woman This philosopher saw at the start that to come appeared as a the apparent sudden ol the company to establish that the company J a plant here that the company THE ladies of the M E ed to t by the action of will have a Lawn Fete Saturday even J June sth in court yard heroes all nature smiled with joy at 1 of the will of A E the glories of the ton will be Thursday June 4 The citizens ol Coshocton were agreeably disappointed The people came from all directions and the streets by ten o'clock were thronged I with brave men and fair women all Gordon to James M anxious to participate in the work of Lore 60 acres in Jackson highway to health The the memories of the p J blessine of God and his felow him wherever miles an hour return home dreadfully fagged men and women we Pass healthy mothers and fathers and he rass work to showmen and doing honor to he out and wind up the day's sport by getting gloriously fuddled Noble Great country 1 Koyal Go While the strikes have been ly simmering down and we were con- gratulating ourselves that we were once more hard have suddenly place knocking rest we have to say is thai we are still m business al our old stand and are ing about as many goods as any two stores in this county and don t do Labor ball in much blowing about it cither A lady 1 made a remark to one of our clerk last week something after this Mr Ransom make so uss about his store as the other stores lo but lo tell the truth about it he has more lo blow over than any other store in this town He has by far the nicest line of goods in this town and as cheap as UK yean be any place Now as regards our Carpet and Curtain trade will wager that we have sold two carpels to any other store's one in this town and will compare sales with any one store Now if we did not have the goods at sons were slightly hurl and two were burned by the explosion Cincinnati newsboy was badly bitten by a cat and as fears of phobia are entertained money is being raised lo send him to Paris to be treat- ed by the celebrated Dr Pasteur ruffian assaulted J K brod editor of the Salem Republican because the paper had criticised a slugging exhibition the ruffian was con with Ruffian is under ar- Jf they indulge ia many more rific tornadoes in the brisk and breezy West Horace Greely's famous ad- monition will have to be modified to go p ron way men He said connected with our railways contracts had been made iDg June sin in me i Ice cream strawberries and cak be served in a generous manner are invited to come and have a seven merchants and the company wii good time besides aiding in the good statt lights work ol paying the indebtedness on the church railway companies lo Contracts have been made with tas that the Nation might live for Quitclaim tn fame pure and At a few minutes after nine the City joseph W Standford to James M Silver Cornet Band followed by Co Passmore 60 acres in Jackson Reg 0 Pass nots he loved All efforts that have been made to make it appear that the Council ol an illness ol several months almost 76 years at ten o'clock Hi has been a dent of this county for a great many years and was a native ot Schleswig bolstering AN interesting injunction suit wa tried before Judge Phillips in Zanes ville last Friday The Judge in Germany He leaves one son j dering his decision and four daughters all of adult years owns about thirty acres of land situate commanding marched to the Hall of Richard Post G A R where a line was formed which ed to the Roscoe Cemetery where the graves were decorated with cises that were pleasing and impressive according to published program The was made to the where for i acres in Jackson township I F Cullison to Daniel Mikesell 13 acres in Perry township for Davis 30 acres for et al to Wm H in Adams township the well shall bloom for loving hands each re- The death of Stephen awakens BO such re- stand he broken out in a new all our preconceived 1 ideas of the rights of labor into several cocked hats The workmen of a large manufacturing firm in Brooklyn struck three weeks ago for eight hours and after a few days resistance on the part of the firm got what they wanted and eight hours was established as a day's woik This week the workmen held a meeting and concluding they would rather work ten hours than behalf West young man and blow up country to match the hair in color are the newest of female fashion When a red-haired wife finds a black in her husbands pocket look out for lowering skies and troubled temperature severe storm visited a part Wayne county last week Hail fell deep It is slated that on the following afternoon the hail was i t the right pi ices could we do such ness as we People look around these days before they buy Some think it a great thing to sel six or seven carpets in one day 1 hat s almost an every day with us We have sold is high as 17 Carpets this spring in one day am several of them Body Brussels and did not blow about it cither will only call on us before you buy we will be satisfied Look around be- fore you buy by all means We Willow Brook Mr H H Mills has moved and Mr J ter moved in his place and married THI Grace M E Sunday School some three miles from and bounded on the east by the Dresden From south line week and from his north line time ago it was announced from the j the road descends making pulpit that the interest was growing like services were in his Mr assembled crowd dispersed for dinner grocery in trie old store room In the afternoon the people He is an energetic young man and bled in great numbers in the Public s Coshocton prices for produce Square It is the judgment of many school that a greater crowd was never seen andEd Reed at therein The program was carried I out in a pleasing and impressive way The given will scarcely weigh in fof the destruction of the very foundation ol our social aad domestic life The man o was the more dangerous on account of J Ws great ability for he had drank deep lul and eight they called on the boss and re- quested him to restore the old lime of ten hours He refused so the men struck again and the boss says he will change his time-table again find out what they to of the fountain knew not was learned in tongue's of of knowledge men He the law and had at his end all the most insidious arts and logic Men were by his gigantic s in- clay never until the men want Business is slowly recovering from the effects oi the recent strikes but they have left behind them a heavy entailment for which the poor for that we will sell at per made ot it I full in every pattern was These goods are pronounced to be the of goods ever soul in this We received this week the we saw we will sell you an elegant Curtain yards long for i We also have an- wage many winners as point midway of and that the ought to soon iand The land on each side reach 300 Sunday morning it reached of Ae load descends fiorn the road so 313 and now the limit has been the water corning from the north ed at 315 and they will reach it The the to the said lowest Institute work last week under charge in the road flows thence partly I In in A A uk f in nis The best Coshocton vocalists and the School at W will have to suffer for months to come Everything that we consume has taken a dous 15 and 20 per cent You go to your butcher and he tells ou that beef and mutton have gone rtf strike and he is gathered and Wheat and all other vegetation we has a weather prophet t ine of Lace Curtains that who is attracting a great deal ot 01.11 unn an elec tention as it is claimed that thus far all of his predictions been vended lar to the recent ones from the lh ards iong and nearly yards to wide that can not be excelled any Harrison county wool Jn lhc Slate of Ohio We have convention held at Cadiz laid several pieces put of and performed The Saturday best eu patronized Credit is and hung on his words like those posed and eloquently delivered and such a masterly way Good how he attained it j u in this county i was rendered by the Moscow that his advocacy added to his reputation in this county i musie was rendered by the of Dr Gillet of highly interesting cincinnati WM to the cast and partly Jo the The business houses in Coshocton and Roscoe were tastefully of being the figar eo J i tact Ul u the National colors and of This is certainly very motl crew that made up the v 1 I f i I f tff the lands of plaintiff though along I the west side of the northern slope MR G with i sat Daily favors THE of the road the plaintiffs land B greens and the whole town assumed for cherries meetings Couner m AUU cany oi Lair in with the occasion JT And FOUR pieces of bowl butter dish spoon holder and cream given away red which is to signify that the town the water irom the northern slope revoking over location of the on land he has purchased a farm Send us down a wool buyer One pound of Bating Powder at J K i ct Qa y SELLING out at cost 5 and o cent leads bargains that 50 cent Tea house of Dr Slaughter until fall He Mr Andrews will then move to Pike county where was not without his i iir admires gathered at Ma onic Temple oa Sunday last and one half of what the on the table a resolution not to se 1 of Carpet that we are going their wool under 30 cents a pound P dose Qut at per yard This lot They understood that the markets of of about fuu rolls of Carpet the world were not governed by n to Peck i nave vuu c has to sell and if you sk him what it is for his answer I am very ured of it myself and I trust I may not be considered profane if I appropriate the language w and say From risen county acts Elyria George Harry aged about were shooting at a mark when the former accidentally shot k 1 ing him instantly George at what he had done that he went hlO j m per cent below cost in order them out tv to close them out Ask to see them when you come in When wanting white goods and embroideries our store is the place to buy them Yours Respectfully HAY RANSOM e nto and at last reports his has pasture to rent fe was of J on the McFadden farm by the head ife was of new swindling scheme is being worked by fruit tree men m 1 liturgy and say anarchists i such disturbing elements Good Lord deliver us Yours truly BROADBRIM IN point of medicinal power excellence are ahead of all others 25 cts am ta May Ohio s order for several hundred doUars parts of P f Fruit Dish given away er's order for several wilh OBe worth of Apricot trees stating that the wit trees will bear in three years when IJ J tree men will take and pay for half of Baking rat p A T p Co for which cannot store
