Coshocton area notes and fair dates 1876
Various local items report Miss Jennie Rue and Miss Happie Stewart visiting the East, Coshocton County Fair dates September 26–29, 1876, and visitors from New York. Excursion tickets for Coshocton reunion via Pan Handle road offered. Base ball Coshocton beat Keene 29 to 7. bouquets given to Coshocton Club. Rate changes as Col R W McCrary retires and Jonx Wagener becomes County Treasurer. Dresden Republicans organize Hayes and Wheeler Club with 100 members. davantage commentary on public figures and local events through December debates and agrarian talks.
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Happie Stewart
Joan Jonnxson
Mac- Gil Jonxson
New York
Coshocton
A. M. Dest
West Virginia
McLife Price
Keene
McDonald
Irvine
Thornhill
Allens
Peter Coover
J. D. Ns
Col
R. W. McCrary
Jonx Wagneer
Col. McCrary
Wheeler Club
Dresden
D. A. Austin
Profi
Slippery Sam
Batt
Coshocton Tilden Hendricks Club Promotes Reform
A Coshocton Tilden Hendricks Club grows to about three hundred members. A Friday Opera House meeting featured Col James Irvine endorsing reform, while a parallel Hayes Wheeler Club gathered 150 names with J I Bennett addressing the crowd on political affairs. A teachers examination list notes six ladies and thirty four gentlemen earning certificates, with next board meeting set for Roscoe Union School on September 23, 1876.
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Coshocton
Tilden & Hendricks Club
Opera House
James Irvine
Hayes
Tilden, Hendricks
Reform
Great Times
Cincinnati Enquirer
Tilden
Joan D. Nicno
Ohio
Hayes and Wheeler Club
E. T. StranGuer
H.C. Hernic
J IT Bannuiez
Congress
J. M.cowpton
J. M. Dixuan
T. W.coxzier
W.S
G. H. Woodward
W.ahs
P. Woodward
Plaineld
O. Sergeant
White E. Plainga
Park
Lewisville
Wilburn
John D. Trego
Mohawk
J. Biggs
Roacoe
Do L Riggle
Winfeld
Lewis Waters
Keene
Lower
New Bedford
N.S. McClure
Wiley Porter
G. E. Lathem
W. Lafayette
J. A. McClali
Smith
Wakatomika
W.s, Kiipatrick
Frazeyab
C. J. Bowen
Chili
W.B. Winbleplesk
H. C. Burwell
Roscoe
James Long
Wills Creek
J.C. Crawford
Helmick
Union School
Centenary celebrations and local union dinner plans
The Re-union committee for the 100th C.V. plans a large Coshocton Roscoe gathering next Tuesday with a county wide contribution drive. A procession to the Fair Grounds follows a schedule including addresses, a dinner, and a history reading. Local notices cover Philadelphia Centennial letters, museum plans, and regional fairs in Newcomerstown, Roscoe, and Coshocton with various merchants advertising goods and services.
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Coshocton
Roscoe
Coshocton County
Chestnut Street
North
Helen Spangler
Lizzie McCormick
T. W. Collier
BE. J. Pocock
W. H. Robinson
Main Street
Fannie Thompson
Calvin Skinner
Sade Ingraham
Sallie Anderson
Walnut Street
South
J. C. Campbell
W. W. Bostwick
Lita Cantwell
Soph Weiser
8. W. Snyder
E. Lyon
J. Rose
P. Hach
C. Meyer
P. Jones
J.C. Harrison
James Wright
W. N. Robinson, Jr
W.T Decker
Capt Hach
J.C Campbell
Joe W. Dwyer
Peter Stevenson
Capt. Hach
P. H Moore
Addresa
Prirer O
C.H. Marthew
Central Ohio
Central Ohio District Fair Association
Newcomerstown
John A. Buchanan
Ohio
Coshocton Drain Market Prices Stated for September 14
Corrected weekly by Barney Demoss & Co. at Emmpire Mills Roscoe Ohio with price quotes per barrel sack and per bushel for flour meal wheat corn oats and rye. Prices include white old red old and new wheat by quality and corn at seventy pounds per unit.
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Coshocton
Barney, Demoss & Co
Emmpireg Mills
Roscoe
Ohio
Coshocton Prices At Local Provision Stores 1873
Coshocton Ohio September 14 1873 retail prices list from Coshocton Provision Stores shows sugar curd at 18 cents per unit butter 20 cents per pound lard 12 1/2 cents hominy 5 cents eggs per dozen 15 cents chickens per pair 30 cents corn meal per patty 3 cents flour 10 12 1/2 cents salt per barrel 1 80 potatoes per bushel new 6 cents
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Coshocton
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Miller
Sec’y
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Ter R. Whitaker
Atoxzo CuLiison
Jzanny Warraken
Miller~minesert
City
Win. E. Hunt
J. F. Mitler
Annie MixesExt
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Selesteseyte
Phiadelphia
Piper
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Centennial Record
Portland
Maine
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Pittseurch
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Union Square
Out
Horace Waters & Sons
Port
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Chicago
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Wall Street
Estate of Interface Council
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Zanesville, Ohio
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Roscoe, Ohio
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All Store
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Fate
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Citien
My Valley
T. F. Newnan
Oun Zanes
Institution For the Blind
Oni0 State Journal
Hw. D. Munson & Sexs
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