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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1899
Page
2
A flood of short items lists residents seen in Columbus Bloomfield and Canton plus news of visits to New Philadelphia Roscoe and Cleveland. Several families host relatives in this city while others plan trips to Ann Arbor Blairsville and Delaware and one joins the university for post graduate study.
Hot and final accounts filed in probate matters including guardian accounts for Maria Felver Lewis F Ainsaugh and others. Real estate transfers listed feature numerous township and city parcels, canal lands and payments. Marriage permits issued for Charles Snider with Amida Lewers and others.
Mathew Hamilton of Mile Oak avenue and Morgan Ron mines was injured at work when a heavy slate piece fell in his room Tuesday. Six men freed him and he was taken to the city for a doctor with fears of internal injuries. Two farms, 98 acres and 113 acres, near New Moscow, Coshechan county, are offered for sale by J N Perkins.
At Tuesday’s council session the Commercial Bank was named highest bidder for 2700 in bonds for Walnut Cambridge and Vine Seventh streets sewers, with Hall Kirk awarded the construction contract. Several bills were approved including health clerk wages and street department expenses.
At the Tuesday board meeting all members attended. Miss Alice Finlay resigned after being elected as a teacher. Harley Talmadge was chosen principal of the Oklahoma building. Coal orders were placed with Charles West J E Arondult Williams and Son Daniel Hudson and Henry Lear at 62 cents per bushel. William Lockard named janitor at $20 monthly.
Seth C Duncan, son of Judge Dun can, formerly a resident agent in Mt Gilead, has moved to Coshocton to practice law. The Morrow County Independent praises his education at Ohio Wesleyan and Cincinnati Law College, notes his energy and ability, and hopes Coshocton welcomes him to a useful, honorable career.
Reorganization of the board announces new directors John C. Brown and George C. Cappell both of New York Washington Connor also of New York Myron T Herrick and George A Garretson from Cleveland H P McIntosh of Cleveland Myron T Herrick named chairman James Parmelee named treasurer Elected directors anticipate adding a Toleco and a Wheeling member and minor Cleveland changes.
Charles Anderson, a Cusherton Coal Company miner at mine No 2, sustained severe hip and back injuries from slate collapse while in a stopping position. He was taken home to recover as pain eased. another man, Sastar Edwards, visited and found no broken bones. Bert Thomas of Wichita, his mother, arrived from Pittsburg after typhoid illness, hoping for quick recovery.
Week ending September 18 lists remaining letters including Mrs. Wm. Johnson and gentlemen T. Tolly Harry G. Wright and Photo Rubber Stamp Co. Persons claiming should say advertised and give date of list. Co. B. McCoy, P. ML
Funeral services over the remains of John Pharion were conducted Tuesday at the late home on Second Street by Rev. Reinhold Reuss of the German Lutheran church, of which the deceased was a member. Interment followed in Oak Ridge cemetery with Coshocton lodge Odd Fellows conducting the burial service.
The corrected ledger lists wheat per bushel and rye values, corn prices, and flour rates. It shows Diamond Dust flour per barrel, per sack and barrel prices, and yellow bolted versus unbolted meal prices, along with chop, bran, middlings, and screenings per hundred pounds.
Samuel Graham of Wakatomika Coshocton County Ohio petitions Judge A C Thompson for a discharge in bankruptcy No 124 filed May 19 as he has surrendered property and complied with all requirements under federal bankruptcy law seeking relief from debts and estate sequestration under said act dated 1889 December and 1889.
The court orders that a notice be mailed to all known creditors of the defendant in the Columbus district matter. The order requires publication and directs that creditors appear at a specified time and place to show cause why a petition should not be granted. The clerk signs the order in Columbus on September 1, 18—.
Autumn's Opening Sale showcases fall and winter dress fabrics from national and European textile branches. The event features the season's choicest productions and newest dress goods for the coming months.
A catalog note advertises a large variety of color combinations and rich rough effects in fabrics. Prices are shown per yard ranging from 25 cents to 1 dollar 50 cents.
The exhibit features new blistered effects and stripes in Mohair and Silk for dress costumes. Prices range from a dollar to four dollars per yard, with a focus on fine high class goods and stylish small figures.
Priestley's advertises a wide selection of black dress goods including Serges Cheviots Mohairs Henriettas and fancy weaves. Prices from 50c to 1.50 per yard with thousands of yards of new dress goods in plain and fancy weaves 10c to 30c per yard. Corded Taffeta silks in colors and silks in stripes and plaids join the line.
Our shop presents the greatest variety of fur collarettes and bas at prices from 1.89 to 30. Collarettes are expected to be popular this season and cooling evenings make now ideal to buy. See our assortment and manly prices.
Tailor Made suits and jackets capes displayed all new. Cloak room packed with latest styles and affordable prices from 31.50. A representative from a major suit house will be present Monday Sept 25 to take measurements for made to order suits at no extra cost. Come to the season opening.
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