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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1900
Page
15
The young men’s Sunday school class of Cetal Memorial church will entertain the public at the residence of W H Seward on North Eighth Street on April 7. Lunch will be served and good music will be a feature of the evening.
Modern science has shown the wild fashioned cure for colds and grippe is outdated. For ten years Krause's Cold Cure has been recognized as a specific for these illnesses. It is sold by Smith's Drugstore in Coshocton and C. M. Ferguson in Roscoe.
Snowflakes fell while the sun shone Wednesday morning. James M Frederick and Lydia M Haas of Warsaw wed Thursday evening. Elliott and McMannis moved to the new Ricketts building. Grace church Busy Bee mission plans a 15 cent Easter supper Saturday before Easter. Dennison mill prospects improve with 17 cars of steel unloaded. Charles Renner moved into the Hester property on North Second street. Fostoria leases await field testing and nearby wells planned. Prof Glover praised local recital at Alcyone ball. A businessman favors making Coshocton a city. West Lafayette Pres notes Pomerene and Pomerene handling incorporation papers.
The Democratic congressional committee met at Hotel Mecca and chose Newark as the site for the June 1 convention by a four to one vote. W. R. Pomerene of Coshocton was named temporary chairman and L. C. Zollars of Tuscatawas temporary secretary, with Newark’s delegation including Newton, Warden, Taylor, Miller, and Fitsgibbon. Representation fixed at one delegate per 100 votes cast for John R. McLean for governor.
Rev. John Proctor Davis resigns after 11 years as pastor of Keene Presbyterian Church. The Zanesville presbytery will consider the move next week. he has two offers under consideration. Supplies will fill the pulpit until a new pastor is called and regular services are expected to continue.
A frightful blunder will often cause a hornble burn. Scard! CutterBrase Bucklen's Arnica Salve promises to heal pain and cures old sores fevers sores ulcers boris felons corns and all skin eruptions. Best pile care on earth. Outlets at co XE Anderson, Druggist No 2 Forbes Block. Also advertising letter heads envelopes and cards by The Age Printery with reasonable prices.
An unfinished price list shows corrected weekly grain figures attributed to Edwin 3. Lee. It includes items such as wheat per bushel corn oats buckwheat flour per barrel buckwheat flour meal yellow bolted meal per 10 lb sack unbolted per 100 lbs chop corn per 100 lbs middlings and screenings per hundred, with unclear units and values.
Ambrose Beard came back Wednesday from New York where he was summoned to 100k over a private business issue. He toured the American Sheet Steel company offices but found them deserted except for a clerk and a typewriter. Officials had reportedly moved their families to New York, and no operation date for the mill is set. No mills in the combination have started. Once the general offices settle matters, orders will be issued.
The Pittsburg Bank for Savings at 210 Fourth Avenue Pittsburg Pa offers 4 percent interest on time deposits compounded semiannually with security. It invites deposits by mail and promises a time saving, effective system for savers outside Pittsburg. A mailed booklet explains how to bank the mail on request.
Farmers want column offers free space for wants to buy sell rent exchange or borrow items from apples to farms notices limited to five lines seven words per line and open to patrons.
Advertisement lists multiple for sale items in Ohio including Berkshire horses eight months old, Aberdeen Angus cattle, Plymouth Rock chickens, and various seeds and grains. Names listed include John Wegener, James Andrews, Daniel Valentine, Roscoe, and Ferrell. Items reference farms near Canal Lewisville and Avondale with acreage details and sale as a whole or divided.
Advance sale advertises Easter assortments across departments at Coshocton stores. Tailor made suits from five to thirty five dollars and a wide range of dress goods and trimmings. It touts French silks, Henriettas, crepons, and new textiles, claiming the best selection, lowest prices, and ongoing stock replenishments.
A storefront proclaims nonstop work to meet orders for carpets, ingrain and air wool carpets in multiple price ranges, lace curtains, window shades, and linoleums. The advert touts low prices, large selection, and guaranteed quality from top manufacturers, urging customers to buy this spring.
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