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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1895
Page
5
Advertises high cost foreign dress goods and novelties at reduced July prices. Highlights 380.50 inch wide fabrics, solid dick and colored silks, wash silks, and vatfeta silks with multiple lots and sample mail orders. Notes three price tiers and large variety of patterns and colors.
The record notes a court action in Coshocton County involving Philip E. Lahm and Charles C. Schmaltz over winding up a partnership and a divorce petition against Lahm. The plaintiffs seek disposition of partnership assets and debts, with court orders pending before October 1883 or 1895, per the damaged text.
Susi V Fey of Stacoat Lawn seeks relief in a land mortgage case against Susi V Fry and others. The action cites a tract of 6754 100 acres in Perry township Coshocton county and two promissory notes dated 71887 and 1889 with interest. Plaintiffs demand judgment for money and mortgage cancellation and set the date October 6 1885 as the response deadline.
The text recalls Warner describing Our Italy California with fogs and volcanoes, then a Frenchman failing dictation on English words like have you seen my ewes, illustrating mispronunciation. It also notes health measures for gon tagion prevention and wheat feeding to aid poultry.
The piece portrays a large Republican opening rally with notable figures like Senator Shayniann, ex Governor Foraker, Governor McKinley and General Bushawll expected to speak. It describes preparations, public attendance, and calls for party unity as the era begins, highlighting reformist sentiments and the political climate in Ohio.
The article argues that painting buildings is the best real estate investment. Paint protects structures and reduces repairs, aiding resale. It warns that unsold houses often suffer from lack of paint and urges premium or no paint as the rule.
A fragmentary editorial questions whether federal officeholders in Ohio obeyed Cleveland's 1886 proclamation on political meetings and whether they used patronage to influence the Democratic primaries. It cites officials from Dayton to Akron and Springfield, debating bossism at Zanesville and Springfield and condemning intraparty manipulation by national appointees.
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