Local notices and political notices sprawl across Ohio papers
Advertisers push low subscription rates for Tar Age and the Ohio Farmer, urging neighbor referrals and Republican support. Judge Jenner resigns from the Fifth Circuit. Governor to appoint in February 1896 with a Republican winner. District Circuit Judge race looms with Democratic alarms and Republican hopes. Company F calls soldiers to assemble for camp on August 19 1895. Tips warn of grape vine root swindlers and a statewide crackdown on adulterated drugs and foods with widespread raids welcoming enforcement.
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Ohio
Canton News Democrat
Jenner
Mansfield
Hie
Fifth Circuit
John J. Adama
Muskingum County
Samuel M. Hunter
Newark
Stark County
A. A. Thayer
Wayne County
Coshocton
T. D. Haelea
Ubrichaville
Bro. Crom Invents a Press from the Warsaw Clipper
The Warsaw Clipper reports a self invented two page per impression printing press capable of 1400 papers per hour by hand power. It carries Letters Patent dated December 4 1894 and is described as simple with no delicate machinery. The inventor claims it can print any form size in one minute and expects market launch at lower prices than competing presses.
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Bro. Crom
Warsaw
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Crout at Dresden Inn
A pleasant season event honored Mrs. G W Crout with a Friday birthday party at her Dresden Inn home. Neighbors and friends from Warsaw Coghedon Minn Wis gathered to greet her, present gifts, share noon refreshments, and enjoy social games before departing with best wishes.
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G. W. Crout
New Dresden
Alve Bell
Wis
GW. Clark
James Allowaye
Mrasea Frances, Bellman
May Egbert
Drarden
Crout Anany
N. O
Destructive city fire in Aug. produces heavy losses
Aug. 18 Bremen scene of a major blaze causing about 500000 dollars in damage. Brown & Halley factory and W. J. Buck Son Co chandelier works burned. dozens of homes damaged or destroyed. one boy missing, possibly burned. Fire spread to adjacent buildings. water pressure weak. two hours to control. Multiple injuries to firefighters and police. casualties uncertain. Also reports a Newark fire at Central Stamping Co plant causing 250000 dollars in damage with 490 workers. and three more bodies recovered from a West Broadway building collapse.
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Phiadelphia
Afonday
Maina
Brown & Tailey
Willow Street
Eighth
Franklin Streats
W. J. Buck, Son & Co
Eighth and
Willow Streets
Franklin Streat
Franklin
Wellowhill
Bremen
Lows Roth
No. TH
Roth
Brown & Halley
Black & Co
Mary Keeley
Spring City
Newark
N. J
Central Stamping Company
The
Tin Trust
Hias
St. Louis
John van Houten
James Packer
Coshocton Markets Prices Snapshot
Market prices list for onions butter beana and beans per bushel cost of corn meal sacks and potatoes each item shown with per unit price including lard tallow and salt. Also notes smoked sites honey and chickens per pound with various weights and units.
Silk and fabric sale with broad discounts across departments
Local store advertises a multi department sale through September with cash discounts up to 50 percent on silks and dress goods. Highlights include Haskel silks at half price, 50c silks for 25c, 75c silks for 37c, wash dress goods at 5c per yard, and 75c drapery silks at 40c. Also offered are capes, skirts, curtains, carpets, waists, sun umbrellas, and corsets at reduced prices.
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Ironton
Portamouth
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Troy
Iron Valley Reporter
Aax
New York
Weat Troadway
Third Street
Columbus
America
Columbag
Union Depot
Cosnocton
France
France Medical Tunstitute
Coehocton
Park Hotel
the Age
New York Tribune
Paix
Theu
Tan Saces
Dave & Ike
Clothiers
Egypt
Joseph
Oxford
Coshecton, Ohio
Main Street
Coshucton
Barnay, Dumosa & Co
the Commercial Banking CO
Coshocton, Ohio
Jackson Hay
Frank C. Hay
H. C. Herbig
J. W. Cassingham
E. W. James
B. W.W. Ricketts
Houston Hay
E. L. Lybarger, John Lorenz
Age
Ohio Farmer and
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Saget SA
Thompson
Butterick
the Ransom-Geidel Co
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