Centen nial notes and local business from Coshocton
Local items report on wool prices around 23 to 30 cents, a high life elopement from Ub-Fichaville, and visits by James R. Johnson and Prof. Conant. News covers Fourth of July plans, a white squirrel sighting, railroad construction boosting Coshocton, and the Coshocton post office hours. Also notes about local deaths, a murder escape ruling, and wool market trends with prices around 25 to 33 cents.
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Morrow County Sentinel
Magsillon and
Coshocton
Coshoeton
Cuas. M. Incranan
Iowa City Law College
Corxeiius Bassert
Dutaxg
Linton Township
Staxcutt
Cedar Stupids
Iowa
Meade
Leetonia
Columbiana
Supreme Court
Burlington Hawkeye
Burlington
Laws
Hawkeye Publishing Co
Milton Walker
Wills Creek
Liberty
Guernsey County
Borex
Perry
Bouten
C. F. Batowin
Messrs
Conrad Troll & Son
St. Clairsville
United States
A. W. Patterson
Stowbeneika Gazeta
Advertisers must push product in hard times
The piece argues that in dull economic periods advertisers gain from constant public exposure. It notes wool prices dropping from forty-two to twenty-six cents and discusses Eastern mill bankruptcies. It then previews commemoration plans for July 4 1876, urges travel to celebrations via Pan Handle Route, and highlights Wide Awake 1876 contents and price.
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Eastern
Springfield Republic
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and
Sara J. Prichard
Concord
Laurel
Nan
Celia Thaxter
Lilybud
France
Houses of Correction
D. Lothrop & Co
Boston
City Council Minutes and Track Remonstrance 1876
City council met on June 23 and June 20 1876 with Mayor Cantwell and six members present. Bills totaling 7.00 were approved and charged to the general fund. A remonstrance from Orange Street residents opposed M and C R rail track grade. tabled for next regular meeting. A second meeting notes an ordinance and resolution with M C BR E Co agreement. loan orders totaling 16 600 were issued against the general fund.
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Farpay
Cantwell
Mesare
Barney
Pharion
Shaw
Ayres
King
Messrs. Miller
McCabe
Orange Street
Mesera
City Council Sets 6 Mill Levy For City Improvements
Street Commissioner authorized to build roadway crossings on Second Street Locust crossing. Council adopts annual levies: General 0.5, Lighting 0.7, Marshal and Police 0.5, Sewers 1.0, Real estate ROW 0.3, Hall and Offices 2.0, Street Improvements 1.0 total 6.0 mills. Mayor to draft ordinance. Meeting adjourned to June 27 with Cantwell presiding and several members present. Ordinance to fund municipal government read and adopted. Resolution condemning property for Locust street extension postponed amid remonstrance on Orange Street.
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Tulspar
Cantwell
Barney
Pharion
Shaw
Ayres
King
McCabe
Miller
Locust Street
Seventh Street
Orange Street
Penmanship teacher J R Edmiston advertises cheap lessons
J R Edmiston promotes a Spencerian penmanship system teaching eight year olds with rapid-form movement. Twelve lessons cost $2.00 at Central Hall. Also offers bookkeeping instruction and various local shop notices appear for dry goods, cosmetics, fabrics, gloves, shoes, drug store upgrades, Castoria, and Centaur Liniment products.
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J. R. Edmiston
Central Hall
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Geee -Ubricheville
Ub- Fichaville
G. AH. Woopwarp
West Lafayette
James KR. Johnson
Prof. Conant
Meer
Marsu’s
Court House
Geo. C. Ler
Wu. Burns
Ep. McDonand
J. K. Manzsu
Havanas
Enchantress
Universal
le Defiance
Ww. S. Crowe
E. Plainfield
W.B. Middleton
Tyrone
G.W. McDonald
Dresden
S. A. Boyd
Avondale
J.D. Phillipa
Linton
Board of Examiners
Union
Rogene
Council Procheedings
Vanderbilt, Stewart
Astor
Draga of
McNaughton & Co
Main St
J. Pocock & Son's
Joan Mulligan
McNaveuros
New
Hamburg
Hay & Winison’s
Murray’s
Main Street
Hay & Wilson’s
Joan MuLtiay
Joux Mulligan’s
Matray’s
Hay & Vinson’s
Hay & Waitson’s
Stockman
Opera House
Stocuman
Ue Bion
Business
Lecais
D&c
Barney, Demoss & Co
Emrnx Mills
Roacoe
Ohio
Barre
Poe
Rue & Son
CosHooroy
Pittsburgh
Shler
Thomas J. Wiggins
John
Heslip
Linton Town
Newton T. Seskett
Coshocton County
A. D
William Fowler
Samuel McKee
Wm Fowler
Normal School
G.H. Woodward
U. S
John Mulligan
Calcine
Gpcash
Railroad
Robert C. Frederic
Nathan Bucklew
Elizabeth Keeler
J. P
Jefferson Tow Ramps
Bert C. Frederic
Warsaw
Keene
Keene Township
William Adams
Elliott
HICH
Samiellinson
G. W. McGinnis
Creare
Thoron
Ana
The
Cositor
Aeak
Rey
Chine
Fintz Street
Zanesville
M. Nye
John Miller
Bey
Ianac Wertsheimer
Ohio Agricultual and ME
Chanical College
Fresipznt
Edward Orton
Columbus
S. Winegardner
Roscoe
Walhonding
Walhounding
Mehals
Eagle
Roscos
Chestnut Street
W. W. Walker
D. Rose & Son
G. A. McDonaroa
Hirst
NY Ar
Rosk & Son
Pocock's
Fillmore & CO
Zanesville, Ohio
E. E. Fillmore & CO
If. HE. Fillmori
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Prith’s Carriage Shop
Second Street
Coshocton, O
Jeffries & Vanallin
Ripley
Valley Gem
T. J. NewMan
Zanesville Courier
Cincinnati
T Institution For
Ohio Statx Journal
Christian Standard
H. D. Munson & Sons
Gene
J. Pocock & Sons
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Coshocton, Ohio
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Planing Mill Go
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Studi
Hama
Pactory and Lumber Yard Cor
Walnut& Pitth Sts
Goshocton
Depet
Nore McDotald
IRS
Main and
Third Streets
Connocton
Rage
Ceorce Davenport
Cart
N. Ricketts
Cleveland
Walhonding Canal
L. B. Meld
Lewisville
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