Obituary notices to be charged by line under new policy
Announcement states that obituary notices will incur a fee of five cents per line while death notices remain free. The policy change applies to all future notices submitted for publication.
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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1876
Page
3
Announcement states that obituary notices will incur a fee of five cents per line while death notices remain free. The policy change applies to all future notices submitted for publication.
Local items report sermons and lectures by Rev J W Taylor Rev Warr and Rev J Beary. Distillery union and county fair success noted. Robberies, reunions and marriage licenses listed with Republican meetings and parade plans across Coshocton county.
Sheriff Price ordered a second hanging after a first suspension, with the condemned man crying for his priest as the noose was reset. The second drop occurred six minutes later, the neck dislocating and the prisoner dying after twenty minutes. About seventy witnesses watched, with thousands nearby at the jail.
Several nuptials reported across Coshocton and nearby areas. J W Maxwell wed Miss May Denman at a residence near Coshocton with Rev W E Hunt officiating. Johnny Love and Mary Shaneman wed in Keene at the Presbyterian parsonage with Rev A Cone. Joann Jermmins married Matiups Guintnen at the City Hotel by Dr E Sapp. Wa Hinz of Tuscarawas county married Susannan of Coshocton county at the City Hotel. George P. Snarer wed Annie B. White in a ceremony conducted by the same minister.
Listings from Empire Mill Coe Ohio dated October 5 1876 show flour per barrel at 8.00 per sack meal per bushel wheat prices by quality old and new wheats priced per bushel corn oats rye at varied rates.
I John Wagner treasurer of Coshocton County Ohio notify taxpayers that the tax rates for 1876 are correctly stated in the attached table. The table lists the number of cents per one hundred dollars valuation across towns townships and independent school districts for all tax purposes under Ohio law.
Taxpayers in Coshocton County Ohio must pay one half of their 1876 taxes by December 20 and the remaining half by June 20, 1877. Payments accepted in United States Treasury or National Bank notes. Penalties apply for late payment. county treasurer offices open Oct 1 to Dec 20 and Apr 1 to Jun 20.
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