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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1905
Page
8
The Fountain Dry Goods Co presents new ready to wear outerwear with stylish suits and wraps. Smart Styles in women's outerwear arrive this season offering contemporary designs and fashionable fabrics for discerning shoppers.
Hosiery customers seek quality in the season and find a range of options. Medium weight cotton and cashmere blends are offered at 25c per pair, with finer lisle and silk hose priced higher. Men women and children have lines listed, including heavy woolen yarn stockings and cashmere fashions.
Joe Gill was fined 20 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse after a disorderly conduct charge in Mayor Rinner's court. The sentence and fine were suspended on good behavior, with Gill released pending return to Sandusky Geeléier's Home. Police later arrested two men selling collars near the Wheeling freight house, releasing them on the promise to leave town. George Anson was jailed for intoxication amid further minor city incidents.
The report notes cloudy skies across Ohio with partly cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday. A slight warmup is expected, bringing higher temperatures into the mid range for the period.
The Salvation Army marks one year in Coshocton since opening October 22 1904 with Adjutant Brindley and Lieut McMahon in charge. From debt to a strong turnout 76 members and 303 conversions, 1010 visiting hours and 1364 houses visited. They expect better work in 1906 and new quarters on Third Street.
Indianapolis Oct 23 Frank Duffy reports year ending June 30 1905 for the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America showing 1759 locals and 161217 members. In 1900 death and debility benefits paid totaled 19563230. Mat Spellacy buys pacer Tom Thumb at 2:20 pace with Theodore Burnett securing the horse. FOR SALE heating stove 319 Lee Ave and lot in Boulevard inquire 940 Chestnut St. 23-4
Classified notice seeks a small set of books kept by an experienced bookkeeper during extra time. Address 178 in care of Age. Also for sale a sideboard a large bookcase and a coal or gas range all in good condition Inquire Mrs Craighead 611 Chestnut Street phone 275
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