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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1905
Page
8
Sensible gifts win approval with every recipient. A neat waste paper basket for office or library makes a fitting remembrance. The tasteful Japanese Baskets line appeals to the artistic side of shoppers and would suit many settings.
Silk web suspenders with rare gold clasps offered as Christmas gifts for men. Available in suitable boxes and priced at 50c 75c and 1.00. Ready to brighten male recipients with practical elegant accessories.
Why buy Cut Glass here. Expect genuine article and sensible pricing leaving funds for other remembrances. Our Glass lines rival any in the city with unmatched quality. Even small pieces carry elegance that appeals to fortunate possessors in the basement section.
The ad touts Reymer’s Pure Chocolates as unsurpassed for Christmas packages. It highlights half pound, two pound, and five pound package options for gift sending.
John Frederick of Warsaw suffered a stroke Sunday afternoon at his home in Coshocton county. His condition is described as very critical and he has not regained consciousness. Dr. Hutton prescribes glasses for his sight.
Notice reminding customers that due to the tenth falling on a Sunday the discounts remain in effect until Monday night. Gas bill payment guidance for Coshocton area.
A list of domestic crafts includes a white quilt special towels and home made comforts such as kimonos hosiery and lace curtains.
Classifieds show a request for a young horse and breeding mare, cash offers, and a land/house rental with two big rooms in a West Locust area. Also advertised are coats and clothes for a sixteen year old, plus a listed address at 337 South Fourth Street and 11-6 date line.
George Watkins of South Lawn Avenue and William Phillips of South Third Street reported to the mayor that live poultry bought at the public market last Saturday could not be used. An investigation by Mapel is planned. Walker and Lawrence advertise holiday slippers and outerwear.
Theodore McKenna, once of Newark and last year's Coshocton glass plant worker, departed Sunday for Columbus to take a yard job with the Big Four railroad. His friends regret his departure.
The first ice skating of the season drew a merry crowd on Sunday at the Red Sea rink in the old gravel pits north of the city. Skaters enjoyed the fresh ice and bright afternoon sun amid a lively scene.
Traveling Meek company salesmen have begun arriving for the annual banquet to be held next Thursday at the Parx hotel. Washington-Minneapolis-Chicago-New York representatives check in at Park hotel while heading branches in the northwest and New England.
The dispatch from Saint Petersburg on December 11 reports fighting surging in the city with anarchy in Warsaw and Harbin. Workers rebel against authority after raids on M Krustaloff headquarters, with authorities arresting him and workmen furious as Count Witte’s downfall is predicted.
The Board of Public Service of the city water works shows strong finances for November. Bank balance November 1 was 7769.38 and receipts 2840.85, totaling 10609.23. Expenses for November were 1340.00, leaving December 1 balance 9268.65. The board expects to transfer about 4000 to the sinking fund by year end.
New York December 11 Joseph Cahill formerly an assemblyman of Brooklyn was convicted today of perjury violating the election laws at the recent mayoralty election and sentenced to two years in Sing Sing A stay was granted pending appeal
There is a correction on the first number of the Peoples Lecture course. The event will start Friday evening December 15 with a concert by the Whitney Brothers. The next program Monday evening features Frank Roberson, a globe trotter, using a high quality stereopticon.
A residence belonging to Mrs Jeremiah Shannon two miles east of Princetown burned to the ground from a defective flue. Mrs Shannon and her son Robert were at home when the roof caught fire at about two o clock. Neighbors John Hiser and others helped in an attempt to save the house but most of the contents were lost. About one third of the winter clothing was saved. The family now has no home and is dependent on neighbors.
L. C. Osborn, living on the Keene road, reports taking up a stray gray horse with a blanket Sunday near his home and awaiting a claimant. He can be reached via Citizens phone. The sheriff’s sale of the Chaney farm in Pike township is set for Tuesday at 1 p.m. with Sheriff Browning and Judge Hunt attending.
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