Common Pleas Court Acts On Indictments And Divorces
In the Common Pleas Court last week Henry Hahn and Louise Hay faced judgment over a 9206.15 claim with Hahn winning 296.25 for the plaintiff. David Fitch vs Hannah Miller involved a partition of real estate with partition ordered. Several defendants received sentences including Miles Richissin to five years in the penitentiary for burglary and Percy Cogan and John Wilden to work houses with fines. Decrees granted for divorce in Etna Duffy and Catharine Schoonover cases. Real estate sales and partitions ordered in multiple matters. probate actions include Wills admitted or offered for probate and guardian and administrator accounts filed. A list of real estate transfers and marriages permits appears in the transfer and marriage sections.
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Common Pleas Court
C. Hay
Art
Richolas
Percy Cogan
Zanesville
John Wilden
Ganesville
Etna Duffy
John Duffy
Catharine Schoonover
Daniel Schoonover
Martha Clough
Adaline Dawson
Thomas H. Adams
Charles x. Adams
Christian Strome
Adam Strome
Charles Senft
Martha Parks
Elihu Darr
Thornton Darr
Thomas Endsley
James C. Cresap
Guardian
White Eyes Township
Jebez A. Bush
John C. Hawthorne
Bedford Township
Samuel H. Miller
H.S.B Miller
J. A. J. Flickinger
John F. Davis
Lafayette Township
J. W. Cassingham
William Flowers
Coshocton
Mary Ann Burt
L. P. Lunt
Gilbert Coplen
Mohawk Village
John P. Taylor
Harvey J. Wright
Virginia Township
Mary E Benell
Pinhp King
Josiah D. Bennell
White Eyes
Nancy J. Ricketts
George F. Beardaly
C. L. Buchanan
Tineton Township
W.J. Cochran
Rachael Mc Cammaut
Lafayette
John Kuhn
Marthaseus Laffin
Warsaw
Geography Questions From Teachers' Translation Test
The prompt lists a January 26 geography translation questions for students including great circle concepts, primemer seas, European country governments, oldest states in America, coastlines, and meridians. It appears as a scanned exam item with garbled OCR.
Bee-Hive Store Seeks Clearance on Heavy Goods and Wraps
The Bee-Hive store notes heavy goods are hard to move and prices are dropping. Wheat rises slightly to 52 cents while 500 two-bushel grain bags go on sale at 10 cents each, down from 20c when wheat was 80c. Ladies wraps and men and women nightwear are advertised in bulk discounts and brisk sales.
Excursion Fares to Cincinnati via the Pan Handle Route
The notice advertises excursion fares to Cincinnati via the Pan Handle Route on Monday and Tuesday February 1st and 12th from Ohio stations, authorized by the State Convention of the Ohio Republican League, with return coupons valid through February 13th. A separate certificate reports loss paid by Ohio Farmers Insurance Co. and endorses the company.
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Cincinnati
Pan
Ohio
Ohio Republican League
W. A. Mizer
Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Co
James L Vickers
Washington
Michel O'Connor
Snes MB
Fast Through Train to St Louis on Pennsylvania Lines
New schedule takes effect Sunday January 20. Train No 5 will leave Coshocton at 12 18 a m and run through to St Louis without change arriving at 3 p m MOTHER GRAY S SWEET WORM POWDER advertised as a safe effective worm remedy for children sold by druggists with claims it treats feverishness constipation and headache even without worms
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Bunda
Boo, Meaiun
Valentine
Exceptiony Matagorda
Monit m
Randy Hook
U. S
Mt. Mculube
Congress
Bern
Washington
Olgas
Wink
Indy
Pate
Coco
Execu Beeson
Tony x
UF Congress
Grammal
Jae R
Ella SD
Epeech
Genin
Yale
Wien Om
Reaplrayton
Tusthorn
Wilener
Irving
Longfellow
Linerar
Lenina
Wueey
Coshocton
St Louis
Pennsylvania Lines
Cosbocton
Mother Gray
New York
Bay
Gray
Home-Seekers Excursion via Pennsylvania Lines
Reduced rate tickets offered for travel to South and Southeast destinations on February Wednesday February 5th through Pennsylvania Lines. Inquiries to nearest ticket agent or F Van Dusen Chief Passenger Agent Pittsburg PA.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsylvania Line
F. van Dusen
Res’t Gen’s
Pittsburg
Farina Company Silk Stock Clearance Sale Opens
A local retailer announces an aggressive clearance offering vast silks, dress goods, linens, and garments at deeply reduced prices. Highlights include 50 dozen unlaundered shirts at 39 cents, muslin at 2 1 2 cents, heavy brown canton flannel at 6 1 4 cents, and wraps for 1.98 with original costs much higher. Many items sold quickly as a “20 sham sale” to clear inventory before spring lines arrive.
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Ingrams
Brussels
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2Qourt House News
Edward Chaney
Letitia Mumaw
F. Zugschwert
Sarah J. Murphy
Howard
Dickerson
Alma L. Bell
Ste
France Thas Mare
France
Frauer
Pend Justrate
Columbus
Oho
Coshuston
Park Hotel
Lisrrry
McCore
Sarah
St. Potershune
Europe
Zach
Appal- Behian
W. H. Kire
Royal Remedy & Extract Co
Dayton, Ghio
Tae
Dave
Ike
Forbes Block
Coshocton, Ohio
Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Company
Pau
Dave Jobe
Cadiz Junction
Goulds
Steubenvill
Pimes
T. A. ML
Coshbodton Counccl No. 65, Jr. O. U. A M
Amportance
Euvsntexp
Huston
Rviguts
TIDE
Maccables Thesa
Linebola
Netog
King
Boys Stevens
Cr Anderena
Wiliams India
Williams
Warre
Prop's
Cleveland
CEA Sderaon
Notforbes
Pennsylvania
Selby
Shaunecker
Bee-Hive Dry Goods Store
Main Street
C. E. Gepler
Lightni Hot
Soto
Ssc
Herb Medicine CO
Springfield
Tannel Hall
N.S
Vla
Varicrcele
Mlincine CO
W. M. Smith
Bee-Hive Grocery
Geidel CO
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