Local notes from Coshocton area and county fair recap
Dr. Morris returns from the West with family while Fudge Thornhill improves after illness. Coshocton hosts Eightieth reunion with Capt. Cownter in attendance. Gen. Vixncextr and Nora visit Coshocton. The Coshocton county Fair opens with strong attendance and splendid exhibits. Mrs Aba Gavi dies near West Carlisle. execution of Francis Err to occur privately in Coshocton jail. The issue highlights the Meiliantist Church fine. Newark’s Evening Journal debuts. a Buskery Concert Troupe event at the Opera House. Mrs. George Factor contributes to soldiers’ dinner. Parson Hunt’s Historical Collections released. partisan political disputes remain heated in local papers.
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W. J. Morris
Fudge Thornhill
M.B. Cownter
Indiana
Coshocton
Tuonas M. Vixncextr
Nora
Aax
30Th Regiment
Aba Gavi
W. R. Gaur
West Carlisle
Francis Err
W&artheimer
Geo. Factor
Parson Hunt
Coshodtod
Thiawesk
Democrat
Invinty Bury
Democratic Party
Celene Invine
R. B. Black
John C. Phillips
R. A. Wilman
Jno. Miller
Jno
E. Wiggens
Gideon Levitt
Jas
Poland
Jeremiah Bar‘berith
E. D. Bakerith
L. J. Bonnell
L. J. Gape
Jno. Staley
Col. Prex- Métuam
Fair Grounds
Col. Jauxe
CH. Mathewa
J. C. Davis
J. C. Davis the” Being ‘Called’ Upot
Abel Tif
Guxon B
Bob
Uncalled Letters and Civil War Reunion Highlights Coshocton
A list of uncalled letters at the Coshocton Post Office dated Sept 27 1876 includes numerous names. A Coshocton cor respondent reports a Union veterans reunion of the 90th Regiment and multiple veteran groups in Coshocton with large crowds and generous local hospitality at a community gathering.
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Coshocton
Ashman
Kate
Lees Ann
Kate Barr
Nancy
Bingham
A. Urenet
Abner Barke
Elles Ben
KE. A. Boyer
George Crawford
Crawford
Clements
A.C. Carnes
Abraham Campbell
Abex
Cartright
David Cooper
Lib Clark
Joseph Crawford
L. Coins
Perry Cruminicker
Susie Collins
Ola Colans
Viola Crowley
William Calvin
Hy BE
Clark
A.B. Dixon
By. Davin
Nathaee
Douny
Maria Dungan
John G. Davies
John Dolan
Ming Aping Dayton
Mrea Davis
Miz' Elder
Joule Ervin
George Etheringham
Coshocton Excelled At Pleasant Reunion Event
The account notes Coshocton pleased attendees and participants. It mentions the next reunion of the Mightyeth to be held at New Comerstown on the Fourth of July, 1877.
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Coshocton
New Comerstown
Ohio
Adele
Wagner
William Wolfe
Vagell
Local Coshocton Shops Advertise Goods and Services
Coshocton merchants announce new stock and low prices across dry goods, notions, boots and shoes, hats, and caps in the Opera House building on Main Street. Promotions include Dr Tranter’s fever and cough remedies, Bosener’s Gxkuan Syrup, and new dress goods at Hay Wilson's and Burns Hacx's with fall styles and a circulating library at the City Drug Store.
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Inez
Providence
Iuka
Main Street
Court House
J. Lote
J. Irvine
Joseph Sawyer
T. J. Madden
E. Morrow
9Th
Ohio Cavalry
J. M. Carhart
Geo. Sykes
Fulin Wicken
H. Clark
I. Fivecoat
Wm. Hughes
W. Starkey
T. W. Collier
B. W. Adair
S. Murphy
John Murphy
G. Hi. Moore
D. Dickinson
G. B. Wilson
Lemote Clark
A. Frecke
F. G. Kiser
J. Bees
D. R. Porter
R. Cray
D. Murphy
N. E. Clendenning
Wm. Decker
Thos. Starkey
James Moser
J. Derr
W. Derr
John Carroll
James House
Thomas J.cook
Win. Stewart
John Stewart
W. McK
van Einen
S. Wig
Ted Morrow
W. IE
John Kline
Thomas McFadden
A. Underwood
D. Brandt
J. J. Brewster
Moses Prouter
C. IP. Chamberlin
J. J. Cochran
B. A. Stevenson
J. Ewing
J. W. Myzer
A. Erman
Robert Lemmon
S. Vanduzen
J. Swigert
M. Weaver
J. Robinson
J. A. Davin
S. Mason
A. Shultz
Hugh Bamber
Moses Lillibridge
Thomas Reed
John Reed
M. B. Culter
John Boyer
John Rees
John Patton
Michael Hans
Isaac Ferrell
Wo. Phillips
Samuel Mullett
James Alikréin
Alex
Renfrew
John Weir
Peter Johnston
Wm. Jones
Eli Richards
Wim. Karr
Jno
D. E
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Opera House
Coshocton
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Weat
Carlisle
Wm. Folks
Tyrone
Geo. Chalfant
Wakatomika
JM. Stewart
Keene
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Horace Reeve
A. J. Everhart
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J.T. Fieher
New Bedford
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Washington, D. C
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Department of Arkansas
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Peabody
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John McClure
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Call and Gee
Dr. Tranter
Way & Wilson’s
Hay & Wilcox
Roscoe Ve Nlon
Billa
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Stockman
Tay & Wilson’s
J. S.stockman
Burns & Hacx
Jon Hay
Burns & Hacx’s
Burns
J.J. Phifer
Martin
Migs Allcx
E. Burns
E. Sapp
Wilkon
Pepren
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Ceehocten
Hoscoe
Obie Beyacabe
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Cothocton Provinie
Cope
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John Wagner
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Coshocton Village
Mae
Sfritaros
Senieiest Moore
Caton, Roscore, Ohio
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