The Age Moves to Selby Building Offices
The Age plans to relocate within the next days to rooms in the Selby Building on Main and Fifth streets, with the editorial and business office in the corner fronting on Main and Fifth. The paper notes upcoming events including election day, a birth, church services, and local happenings around Coshocton.
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AGE
Selby
Main
Fifth Streets
Tuscarora Ad Company to Expand Factory Grounds
The Tuscarora Advertising Company plans a brick three story addition of 50 by 105 feet on the south side of its current building to accommodate growing business. Newcomerstown secures the New Philadelphia pipe works after citizens rallied with a $30,000 bond and land package, edging out Dennison and New Philadelphia. The contract was signed after a citizens committee delayed by legal help, with Mr. T. F. Baker and Miss Levina Porterfield later wed in two ceremonies. A performance by Gorron's New Orleans Minstrels was announced alongside an obituary for Edward Wright of Cooperdale, who died March 15 1895.
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A. F. Boyp
Tae Ace
Marion
Rankin
Illinois
Saya
George Extorr
Peery Township
L. D. Behoit
Coutity
B. Worrs
Brexerts
Schaich
Globe Clothing
Coshocton Union School District
A. R. Hall
Cosbocton
Witt J. Exper
Philadelphia
Burlington
Forestt St. Louis
Globe- Democrat
H.C. Mayer
Dennison and
Coshoctor
St. Barnabas Chapel
Cosheston
Mayer
Dennison
Coshocton Opera House
Charley
Keith
Lndy
Cotonen Bary
M. E. Clurch
Falen
Tuscarora Advertising Company
Tuscarora
Uthe
J. B. Clow & Sons
Chicago
Newcomerstown
Bonda
New Philadelphia
Clow
Newcomerstown Met In City Hall
Crow
Citizens’ Committee
Coghooton
Samuel Nicholau
T. F. Baker
Levina Porterfield
Wm. McDonald
J.P
New Moknow
Ohio
Ray. Co
Lillian I. Beast
Canal Lewisville
Henry G. Thresh
Annie J. Sturta
Marquand, O
F. Rows
H. C. Marquand
West Lafayette
Edward Wright
Daniel Wright
Christian Church of
Cooperdale, O
Presbyterian Church
West Carlisle
Cooperdale Church
John W. Wright
Numerous Visitors Fill Town Notices and Local Errands
A jumble of short items notes many visitors and residents in town. Names include Mrs. C. P. Henry visiting Newark, Mr. and Mrs. Beebe in Columbus, Capt. F. W. James in Columbus on legal business, John Swigert moving to Toledo, Miss Dorothea Adams in Pittsburg, and several others visiting relatives or spending time away. Local business mentions a millinery sale, a removal event at Arcade Millinery, and real estate for sale near Coshocton.
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C. W. Wallace
Newark
Adams Milla
Warsaw
O. E. Gerter
East Chestnut Street
Coshocton Eleares
Zimmerman
C. P. Henry
F. W. Beebe
Columbus
Elc. Rowley
Pittsburg
J.jr
Dankworth
Wilson
Pittguarg
FI Biggs
John M."adams
Chestnut Street
Nora Elder
Warrington
Mabel Waggoner
Matt. W. Dennan
Brooklyn
F. W. James
Ignane Bennett
John Swigert
Toledo
Cummie Care
Wataware University
Joseph Tingle
Cambridge
J. M. Tuck
Coshocton
Brink Haven
Charley Compton
Ohio State University
Dorothea Adams
Emily Irash
Irving, Pao
Thig Ely
Munu
J. L. McKinley
Knox County Infirmary
Wright
William Eggleston
New Adbany
Ind
Naveral
Cantwell ‘Avidence
South Fourth Street
Mias Gorn Norman
Sue Lorenz
Tobart Daugherty
Cashoeton County
Grant Clemens
Hotel Empire
Unabridged Dictionary for Sale and Spring Millinery Opening
A marketing page item lists Webster's Unabridged Dictionary for sale at the office. It notes the Grand Opening of Spring Millinery at the Arcade on Friday and Saturday April 5 and 6. The notice includes multiple local business promotions, rent listings, scholarships, and a minstrel show with parade details and removal sales at Hack and Wisenburgh and Guy Robinson's.
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Arcade
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W.J. Knight
The
Baptist Church
Tuenre
Crystal Ice Company
Mulberry Street
Marion Parterson
Diamond Basket Factory
Roser Bory
David Markley
Justice of the Peace
Tuscarawas Township
Parehurst
Lexow
City of New York
Boyds
Robert Boyd
Daniel Boyd
George Norman
Keene Township
Hunt
Columbus Hospital
Prame
Walnut Street
City Mill
James McKee
J. W. Moore
Joseph Burrell
S. M. Batowis
Butler County
Iowa
Israel Barrick
Chili
Toledo Blade
M. P
Wood’s Hall
Loyd
Doxutson
William Common
Washington Township
Ernest Eckert
Tae
Remick Randiea
Miss Denny
Gray's Hardware Store
Hexey Hacetpancur
Monror Township
Suurday
Spring Mountain
J. W. Hyde
Las Vegas
Ags
Prohibition
J. W. Almack
Burgess Wright
Evan Williams
Prohibitioniete
W. H. McCormick
Harry Tish
Matuissa Morrow
John Morrow
Expressman
Jagrippe
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Ww. A. Smith
Joseph Keagy
Thomas Lear
John M. Compton
Fitnean
Geome Parsons
Allj Party
Capt. Compton
Board of Examiners
Mhin
B. R. McCune
Jan
Tuscamawas Township
Corwis McCoy
H. Weeov
Robert Bor
David Markbury
Exisna Swicert
vJonx E. Aronbalt
Coshoctun Corporation
Jonx M
J. P. Forbes
Jobe Norman
Main Street
Horae
Forbes
Harrison County
Cangeu
A. J. Hamilton
O.N. du
McKinley
Cayt
BE. L. Lylarger
HH. Ward
Dott
Tel. J. FL
Kenton
Ger
J. G. Jows
Adj
Sant
Nichal
A. J. Randles
Randler
Randles
Ature
Lochham
J. A. Jennings
Young Men's Christian Association
Graca M. EB
Bain
M. Temple
George M. Gray
Herbert Denman
J. F. Fenton
Jamean R Stewart
M. J. Conner
Darrie
Gorron
New Orleans
J. G. Corbett
Montpalier
Adams Township
Unis County
W. DD
Newcomerstown Index
George Wagoner
Whiteling
W. Va
Mra. Plargon
Licking County
J. R. Stewart
Scout Street
Frad Preston
Altoona
O. D. Brooke
J. BR. Stewart
Aden
Guy Meek
Kinklimineras School
Boyr
Saltsburg
Mesers
G. ©. Robinson
MD S. Las
J. 2
Morea
Burt BR Voorhees
Will Morrow
Charles Snyder
Baltic
Lown
Porttar
Guy C. Robinson
Diamond Dust Fuour
Fins
J. N. Woon
EB. O. Seuey
Bost
Selby Dry Goods Co
Zavenville Business College
F. EB. Strough
B. F. Templeton
M. D
Zanesville
Aax
Walter Winters
Commercial Bank
Parka White
Franklin Bank Co
Newark Savings Bank Co
Newark Institute Co. Limited
Qhiow
C. A. Hatch
W. W. Shannon
Mg’r
Sixth Street
Coshoct Wholesale Grosery Company
Gorton
Letrela
Smith’e Drug Store
Goode
Selby Dry Go Company
Hack & Wisenburgh
Hack & Wikenburgh
Guy Co. Robinson’s
Luz Lorenz
O. W. McMannin
Guy G. Robinson
Torver
Guy
Robinson
Tribune
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