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THE COSHOCTQN AGR 91.60 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE. THE RIGHT OF PRIVATE JUDGMENT 18 ABSOLUTE IN EVERY AMERICAN VOLUME 71. GOSHOCTON, OHIO, FBIDAY, JUNE 14, 1896. Republican County Convention. The Republicans of Coshoctou county are requested to meet in delegate convention at Opera House, Coshocton, on SATURDAY, JUNE 22D, 1895, At 10 a.

to place in nomination candidates for the following county offices, viz: Representative, Auditor, Treasurer, Sheriff, Two Commissioners, Infirmary Director. The basis of representation will be one delegate for every ten (10) votes or fraction of five (5) or over cast for Samuel L. Taylor, Republican candidate for Secretary of State in 1894. Upon this A 4 A 4- Vm CADET TO WEST POINT. fliarh-s Hall the Winner in Hie Competitive Examination.

The competitive examination to determine who should be appoint- a Cadet to West Point i i a THE editor of i paper made a visit to the County Infirmary last Tuesday. We were pleased to observe the excellent care and kewpiug of the inmates there charge of Superintendent and his estimable wife. Every- I I a A a i thing about the place is clean and Academy 17 Congress- orderly and is made as a a i 8 i was held at school i i at this place on Wednesday. The mental exami- ae possible for the inmates, who all speak in praise of tho i ness of both Mr. and Mrs.

i THE third quarterly meeting of the Coehocton Mission M. P. church will be in the new church, on Walnut street, next Saturday Rev. Thomas Orr, will assist at i He preach Saturday at 2 p. and 7:30 p.

and Sunday, of Plainfield, meeting. also Sunday at 10:30 a. m. in the tne represTntatioTof The new church'. He i preach, Soul be as fol- da night at RoscoeM.

P. church. several townships will lows: Townships. Adams Bedford Bethlehem. Clark Crawford franklin Jackson Jefferson Keone Lafayette Ltuton Kill Creek Monroe New Castle Oxford Perry Pike Tlverton Tuscarawas, Vreo't No.

Delegates. 11 IS 8 11 10 21 10 1 Virginia Washington White Eyes Bv order of the Republican County Central Committee. E. Z. HAYS, Chairman.

J. K. JOHNSON, Secretary. Notice, Central Committeeraen. The Republican Central Committeemen of the various towu- ahips are requested to call at THE AGE office on the i of convention day, June 22d, and receive badges or tickets of admission for the delegates from their respective townships.

The convention i be held in the Opera House. Delegates only, with tickets or badges will be admitted to the main floor, ana others will go to the balceny. Delegates, and alter nates acting as delegates, will cal On Central Comroitteenian their respective townships to obtain badges or tickets. ay night E. S.

DOLLISOX, Pastor. JOHN HKINZLE was found dead bed at his home on North Third treet lasi Monday afternoon. He tad been quite ill for some time, for the past two years was blind and helpless. About two before he was found dead Mrs. Hinzle was in his room, but did not notice any a a i symptoms at that time, hence his death was a great surprise and shock.

Burial was made Wednesday afternoon. MK. FRANK E. POMERENB received this week a diploma from Law Department of the Ohio State University, and last wefk passed the Supreme Court examination, which a i i to practice before any court in the State. Mr.

Pomereue has returned home and will engage in the practice of his chosen profession with his brother, W.R. Pomerene. Frank is a deep thinker, a fine scholar, and a hard worker, with a legal i and other native, talents, and we predict for him a successful career. U. B- Chnroli Dedicated.

The Cecil Mem U. church was formally dedicated last Suu- uere were Prof. John T. Duff, of Newcornerstowu Prof. J.

F. Feuton, Coshocton; Wm. Berkelew, Millersburg. and Prof.C. H.

Ilau- pert, Wooster. The physical examiners were: Dr. C. Frew and Dr. T.

J. Smith, of Coshocton Dr. R. C. Edwards, West Carlisle, and Dr.

D. S. Olmstid, i There i applicants, eight of whom failed to pass the physical examination. The grading of the papers was finished Charles School Report. Tho following is the Roll ot Honor of the Coshoctou schools, for the term ending last week, and which closed the school Sycamore St.

Building-1) Prim try met Kau- dies, Fred Cautwell. Hollo Tnompaon, Madn- Martwr. CUarley Wright, Emma Hazel Kodruck, Ttiad Halght. A'berr son, Florence SohotU Primary-MIas BocK, Hart- Rogem. OlcMrson, ixmrtilgul.

Ana twius, unww Kasieiier, Melile Kiouey, JoUB Fallen, Wit lie Black Wright, Kose Smith, Mamie Wlinmer, William JuM. Edward Crater. Jetnle Dora Taylor, Mary Rogers, Uarrtner, Heleu Agnew A McCoy, KUlsurSalby.UrMCia B-wtua Waller Elliott. Mary Haller, Mfnule Hous tou, Eddie 1'atloo, Clyde WUsoburg, Edua McOllu. Urammar-Mr.

THB TICKET MAKERS. NUMEROUS VISITORS. List of to tho Republiean The People Stirrlur Around lu The County Busy World. Additional local on 8th page. SERVICES at the Baptist church every Sunday morning and evening hereafter.

ANYTHING you want in the i of job printing, at reasonable prices at THE AGE office. MR. ANTHONY RicKErrs.of Canal Lewisville, has gone to Cass P. Sullivan county, to make an extended visit. THE West Lafayette Y.

P. S. C. E. will serve ice cream and cake the afternoon and evening of the 4th, at Rehard's ball.

CONNER'S Business College i take a day's vacation to-day, and the teachers and i will go picuiciiig at White Woman Rock. ALT, the late aud neat styles in type at THE AGE job i i rooms. day with sacred and appropriate services. Rev. J.

Weaver, D. the Bishop of the U. B. church, was present and conducted. the jrfncipai services." Bishop is a practical but forcible preacher, aud his hearers were highly entertained.

Cecil Morial church is a very handsome place of worship, and is a credit to the euteiprising and a i congregation. The structure complete cost $5,500, of which amount $3,000 is paid aad provided for. A little aiore than $500 was raised at the dedication, leaving the debt now $2000. yesterday forenoon. Hall, of Franklin county, received the highest grade in the mental examination of the applicants who'were physically eligible, and the examiners therefore unaiii- tnousiy recommend in i report to Congressman McClure that he be appointed.

This settles the question of the appointment, as the Congressman announced in advance that it would be i ed entuely by the competitive examination. The successful applicant, C. W. Hall is one of Coshoctou county's very flues' youug men. He ifi almost a perfect specimen of physical manhood, and makes an unusually good appearance In addition to physical superiority aud scholastic a a i he is a young man of good morals and exemplary habits.

His many friends in this aud elsewhere are i a i i with his success. Mr. Hall belongs to the Repub lican party, but politics were not allowed to be a factor in i contest. The boards of examiners, both physical and mental, were composed of Democrats aud Republicans. The questions that were used in dMffli i 'i i I Smitb, Dalits Davia.

Ulna Mabel I'arrUh, Harry Oracj Carr. Nellie rourtrlKUi, Clyde IMckeraon, WeJby Mcl'sek, Oiley WaluiUBt Building-- VMIt 1) McOlure, Adauis, Londqulal, Lulu Wrl.bt. Keuiau lnrncs, Mary Sinl'b, Herman Sblpps. Frank farter, Thomaa Colopy, Bowie Davm, Boyer. Primary--M Walker, At- TMmfma Willie Jaue Miller, 6eraice Keagy.

CelsatlneSoUau- farber, Thomas Edwaidn. Prlimry--Miss Laurie, Klekeits. Kdlth Hood, Ray inoud Kmsell, Wrlgnt, Helen U'iberi ueuiintouk, Mlunte Katie Martin A Hunt. Bigg', JLonlse Boyer, Mamie ofneyT Talmadge. Sadie EUW.

Oella Halllsy, Maiy Sclilelch, Katie Laud, Kllen Uevauey. Grammar--Mlsa Roberta. Scuauturber, Verne Mot. Alice Col- npr, Hpahu, Jnlla Kane, Kdtia atelia Hall, Edna Hay, Fred Johunon. ilyrle Cottoin.

Biggs. Mueglc Hood, Mary Moire, AfDee COBS Davidson, Lulr Wognner, Rebeoca McCoy, Tulle Burdounrcner, Ella Moore, Mary Uonly. Orammnr--Miss Doling, Tr--Frank Sol- by. Unlay Wilson, LlMle Pylen, Alvina StAblev. Harry Auderion, Enrttent Smltn, Ullfton Seuch, Torrens Stewart, OttoSclialc'i, Auule Oracimar-- McClore, Tr--Blalae Harris.

Berlba Bock, Ectiel Llgbtell, AgneH I.jgbam, Hervey Speckman, Voungi Clyde MOvire, Lucy Parson, BerUia Miller. bloart Uault. Grammar-- Mr. Vensel renton, Lovf r-ua Wright, Nellie ttolclilnaon. Bewite Walker.

Ella Hood, Eroeet IMllln, Howard Wright. Carrie Pution, Lnoy Miy I Nora Martlu. A Uramtoar--MlKS Stranai Mc- Uoveru, Kay BhaeflVsr, Bert Boglllu, Deoorsoy, Edith MoNaugbOBU.ChliaSenan- rarber, Edgar SwigeK, Keltjo, Lwter Hl(jh Scl ool BulldlOC-- 1) Uarnaban, Murden, Ornce Wlrenburg, Delete Banley, Eisle Miller, Uoloje Miller. Uwwita rmlw-ir, AndraMliter, Florence Peek, Lncjr Merrell, Anna Kiulinrdson. (J Primary-- Mlw ley, Eltle Pieaeanoe, Nora VI Laura Flshar, Mary Moulnn Karnett Hoflmau, ImUoff.

a meiit'iou of to A Such conimunl must lu order that tnu lub- may know tbvyaro lu Kood faith, rit Iht will not apiioar.1 --Tom McCullough, of Zanesvillu, speut Sunday with his parents here. --Miss Nettie Armor, of Millorsburg, visited friends here this week. --Kavo Keith made a flying trip to Washington, D. lait Friday. --Mrs.

J. P. Peck has for hor guest her tnothei, Mrs. Grabor, of Canton. Mr.

and Mrs. Will Ponzer, Dresden, visited relatives hero over Sunday. --Jacob Richards, of Columbus, spent Sunday with his family in this city. --Prank Beebe, of Coshoclon, In Cadiz on Sentinel. --Miss Lida Carr visited with Miss Mamie Davis, of Conesville, Tuesday.

--Miss Lottie Rose has been visiting friends in Millerebiirjr Hie past week. Mrs. D. F. Doninan visited hor muter, Mrs.

Whiting, in Granvillo, last week. --Frank Blaukman, of Chicago, is visiting at the home of his father in this place. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Noble are visiliig relatives in Claysville, this week.

--Miss Emily Love, of Plalnlield. is vis- ting her friend, Miss Cora Hay, on Cherry street. --Miss Dorothea Adams has returned from Pittsburg Art School for the summer vacation. --Mr. Wertou Gregory, of Flushing, was a guest at the home ot S.

F. Timmons over Sunday. --Attorney and J. M. Compton visited Cleveland Monday.

--Miss Laura Hanlon, of Now Philadol- Joliu Co ley, Win. H. Webb, Wells, At th. township conventions last Saturday eveuiug, the below Henry Wuuon, 1 Wm. Green, Win.

Curnahau, persons were chosen to vt ui. represent the Republicans ot the L. H. Barcroft. Ovorbolt, Tariom townihips in the Couuty Convention to be held June 22: Lawia MoKarlaiul, Krank Davis, Johu BarKliue.

C. M. UioUmouii, Ueo. Miller. K.

T. Leech, Leaudor Swigort, R. W. UaUSbcrty, Alox. H.

A. Wood, J. K. Tredway, T. J.

A. Audwraou, Cbas. B. Walker, Nutlian Price, John H. Reed, John T.

Dickey, 1IKTIU.KI1KM HKUFOUU. W. Llttoo, Lewis H. Tboin)MOn, E. O.

Barrett, Kob't. O. W. Johnston, J. T.

Orr. Andrew Kurr, H. B. Klndlay, U. F.

Mowery, S. K. Kiidslcy, J. P. Lower, U.

U. Snyder, Kretl llothem, J. U. Bantum, Diivid Kvaus, W. B- WinWord, Lowia Waters, MOSOB Minor.

Loloudookor, C. C. Hiukle. Cl.ARK. W.

VT. Charles Dtirr, CUarloa Akin, M. B. Frank Crawford, A. J.

Woaihervvax, Scott Davis. H. H. Wiigoncr, Uonrv Zliumer, John 1 K. N.

Humes, friends from Friday lill J. Fox, J. W. Stanton, T. H.

Williamson, R. J. Orahaiu. W. W.

Duncan. W. L. Robinson, Z. H.

Kvans, Johu Day, Asa Ltitlok, UeorRO Uffiici-. BflU Dontr. Edua (M-nntcd. At teachers' a a i a i held on Saturday, May 25th, 1895, the i were granted certificates: For two years--Albert Madison and Bert McKee. For one year--Samuel Beall, George Shaw, H.

A. Wood, i B. M. DeCanip, A i i i a J. I.

Scbumaker, Fred Roche, Walter a George Howell, H. E. Norm, W. A. Mc- 7th page.

Below is the list of applicants: H. C. Bower, Millfrsburg; Julius C. Eppeus, Canal Dover; Charles W. Ball, a i a i Coshoctou i i Gravatt, Woost Cloyd Coppes, Orville, Wayne Herald L.

Finley, Keene, Cuaboclon county Isaac R. Henderson. West Lafayette, Coshoclou J. i Canal Fordyce C. Loomis, Now i a i a Everett L.

Mills, Alfred A. May bach, Dundee; i L. Holt man, Bontou, HoluiPB Joseph M. Rip- Ipy, Canal i i a A. Schaffter, Wooster; W'illiani D.

Zeigler, Refdeburg.Wayne A. E. Bechtol, New Co- shoctou county i i a i i PI. Baker, a i i i a B. I a a Reedehurg, Wayne Jay Swainhart, Schreve, Wayne phta, vlsiled her mother here a few days lust week.

-Herbert Denman was in Cleveland last week attending the State Sunday School Convention. --Reuben Henhey camo down irom Cleveland to spend Sunday with friend in this city. --Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moflfit, of Chicago, visited friends relatives in this city parl of.

last --Attorney C. M. of visited his parents in this place from Friday Ull Sunday. Delia McCIain and Sue Wells, of fUlted their brothers lu JjkCISOS. M.

Curhartt, James SfcCullough, Le RetHley, J. Suiu'l Poster, LowiaMaaton. Wm Clark Ui-nry Crawford, Wilson Plullp I'ahMiioro, aaieSin: 1 'K ht Henry Ash. Wra.Uickey, Or A. M.

Henaersou.Oeo. Morris, John K. BlirlKley, Elmer HhriKloy, Ueo. Hill, Sykes- Frank Muxwell. SINGLE COPY, 5 CENTS.

NUMBER 34. i--Precinct No. 4. it.TJCKNATES, Win. 1'iirson, Jacob West, Wm.

Wilcher, Chaa. West, John Swaller, J. N. Wood," James Murphy, HOBS Swain, Henry Lear, J. O.

Sloan, M. A. Connor, Uauc Gecovia, James Webb, John Watson, Richard Hudson, Hall. Ovorbolt, lioinan Hall, lHti. J.

Park, Vm. Uimubaugb, Vm. Hobcris, Steuuun Leur. I I I A Cbas. Viekers, John McDonald, L.

H. Reed, Jus. Til ion, Ueo. Holdsworth, John C. McCoy, Jay Slaughter.

A. C. Mi-Donald, Wm. L. Murquund.

I. t. Bumuel Cox, J. W. Perkins, Albert Wright, W.

T. Murquiind, Wright, uveu Oclon, Wm. Hull, W. W. Cox, WHITE EVES.

C. KerroU, Wcllinstou Powell, Milo Bovil, Alien Wior, iranville Uiimilton, Jesse Htoiiehockor, W. F. Pat-k, L. M.

Brown. Johu P. Suuthoinier, WASHINOTON. L. H.

Howell, W. Trego, 8. L. Howell, Wm. Phillips, Jtiuien Vickei-H, John MuKlwee, F.

BaujthmKn, W. 'P. Trogo, SluuKhlur, E. Thomas, H. Jouus, O.

F. McCounell, W. U. Trogo, Johu IronmoiiRer. D.

J. J. A. Funk, E. Hays, J.

T. Elder, A. Funk, J. B. Zuck, W.

B. McClure, M. Richie, U. W. Turner, J.

D. Cooper, H. F. Boyd, W. S.

Miller. 8. W. Willis, Lewis Froilorictc W. Gardner, Col.

Mptham, U. McCoy. J. UMoofu, U. E.

Aluiack. 8. T. Elliott, John Love. Michael Frock, 1.

N. Smith, C. H. Boyd. Announcements.

FOH REPRESENTATIVE. EDITOR AGE Please announce that I am a candidate for the nomination for Representative, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. DANIEL WINKLEPLECK. EDITOR AOK Please announce my name ad a candidate before the Republican convention for the nomination for Representative. JAS.

GLENN. FOH AUDITOR. S. McNeal, of Monroe township, is a candidate for Auditor, subject to the decision of the Republican convention of June 22d. T.

W. Culbertson, of Oxford township, is a candidate for Auditor, subject to the will of the Republican Couuty Convention cf June 22d. EDITOR AOE Please announce that I am candidate for Auditor, subject to the decision of the Republican county nominating convention. MATTHKW CuAwronp. li Leave your orders with Curdy, C.

R. i E. R. i us and they will have prompt and! ne H. F.

Laurence, C. Starker. a a Carl Vickers, A a Mar, Margaret Parkp, a Axliuo, Milla K. Gamblf, Maggie Gamble, Lucy P. Madison, i Smailes, careful attention.

THE people of Wesley Chapel will have a lawn fete on Wednesday evening, June 19th. Benefits to defray their portion of expense of parsonage well. THE United Workers the U. B. church will give a social on the lawn near the church.

Saturday evening, June 22d. All cordially invited to attend. ON Tuesday evening S. F. Timmons found in a bunch of bananas a full grown tarantula, which was displayed in front of his store and attracted a grtat deal of attention.

Miss IDA BURCHFIELD, who has been a pupil in the Chicage National College of Music the Raymond Evans, a villo, Licking Charles Bricken.3derfer, Canal Dover; F. H. Coppes, i Jessie Waddell. 1) Grammar--Minn Wagner, Tr--HelUe Boyd, Winifred Uanlon, BMmle Normnn, Howurd Fenion, Gertie Rrwln, Battle i liams, Minnie Ashman, Harry RlchartiB, Mary Uralicm, Kebecoa Miller. BUiaramar--Miss Madden, tr--Mary tor, Emtna Williams, Eh'her Harrui, Bail Surake, Mabel MoPeelt, L.nla Meefc.

Mand Hickctts, Clarence Willie Kyle, a I Bacbman, Jimainou Motfltt. A Orammar--MIKM Klossen, Tr--Adda Nellie McUlnuls, Adda Merrell, 1'earl McVey Kdward Hoclt, Cunrles Huston, Barn Hue, Kuy Hanlon, i i Uurrell, MacKey. HlKh School--Mr MoOlelland and Vr, graves, Claw-- Ernraa. Carr, Wood, Anna Hpahn, Carrie MO'ulloutili, Agnea Barns. oyd McCo-rnlcte, DaWy Hood, Minnie Lear, Daisy Darling, Sara Elliott, Ed Wlramer, Oliaii.

Bnrt, IjO'ta Kose, Macra Palm. (Jlass-- Lldu Carr, Myrtle MoClcary, Harry Kmlay, Lell TornpRon, E'la Uonnerty. THE Palace of Sweets, a candy aud confectionery store, making i own goods, has been opened in the room to L. K. Beach's merchant a i i establishment.

The proprietors are Messrs. i a atul Friedman, who have a store of the Rame i in Manefiold. Thny make all their own candiee, i are the choicpst a i and always havo a fresh supply. --Mrs. T.

C. Roche and daughter, Delia, are visiting friend? and relatives In JefTonjon county. Mrs. Elizabeth Oglo, of New Moscow, visiting hor daughter, Mrs. John Swigort, on Seventh street.

--Mr. and Mrs. Jiunea Hity left Tuesday evening for Iowa to make month's visit with relatives. --Miss Maude of Cniiesvlllo, attended tho Sabbath School convention at Cleveland lust week. --Misses Georgia and Louise Glover have returned from Olendiile Seminary for the Mimmer.

Mr. ami Mrs. We.ilof Welly have rf- from Hydetown, where he took treatment for paralysis. Mr. Paul Love and family are visiting his brothers, Maro and Melboru.at Hloom- ingville, Krle county, O.

Mrs. V. D. Coshocton, in the guost of Mrs. Annie W.

Crater, in thin Index. I. C. Kinher was called to Licking county the first uf week on account of the serious illness of his father. --0.

W. McMannis spent the first of tho week i his family, who are on a vixlt with relatives in Harrison county. Dockenwaddle, of Union City, W. A. Cross, J.

A. Mayhugh, J. D. Biissott, K. A.

Stono, Hammcrsly, fm. A. Fowlar, J. T. Poweliion, Uf-o.

W. Miller, 1. V. Loose, Cross. K.

Lelghnlngcr, W. H. Jennings, F. W. Powell, John Familton, T.

J. Norman, H. Browning, Lewis LolKhniugor. LArAYBTTE. D.

K. Culbcrtson. K. H. Yarnoll, Win.

Oorsellnc, R. A. McCluro, Warren Love, R. Bururoft, C. 1-).

Conley, A. L. Foul T. J. Plait, MdNHDK.

W. H. McNeal, Ueo. Platt Williamson, Lincoln Woolum, Oxley, John Wlllm. fl.

Lunning, Wm. Martin. Bechtol, A. C. hvans.

CAiTI.lt H. n. Buck, John Chubb, past year, was recently awarded a gold medal in a vocal contest in that i i i THE second annual reunion of THE AGE correspondents will be held to-morrow at the Fair Ground, to which all corraspon- dents are invited. It is hoped that all shall have as enjoyable a time as possible. A.

CARLISLE and i who have resided in this city for the past year, left i week for a short visit with hie parents ot Falls, Mr. Carlisle hn position fe ineei of the C. Index. MR. JOHN SMITH aud Miss Laura Sayer, who are both valued employe! at the Sslby Dry Goods 6tore, were i in marriage at the of the bride's parents, on Wednesday i of last week.

Rev. A. N. Craft, D. D.

performing the ceremony. They ft Tery worthy yonng couple, And bare oar wifbe.s Maude Davis, Gladys a and Sarah Hackenbracht. Death of an Octogenarian. Our Ifileta correspondent i i i i reference to the a of a i Loose On last Sabbath, a death occured which took from our midst one of the pioneer settlers of Cofihocton county, in the of Daniel Loose. He was bom in i i Cumberland county, Dec.

20th, 1807: came i his parents to i at the age of years. For about 8 years Mr. Loose has been deprived of his vision, hut he had become perfectly reconciled i a i i only for the vision of tho eternal world. We i i to we a a good a a moral teacher a el for all who knew i In th" Sui'iimed i i Dr. M.

F. a of a i field, and Mis? Sophia OUR of Coshocton's boat a i i i a i a last a i at Pres- i a parsonage, by Rev. Win. i a i wore a i as the near a i i not a happy was a place a a i a Mrs. a a in i realm i i best i a a a a i i a i a a a i ances, a i these i A i shares a large i They i make i i a i i Si-KCiAL sale next i W.

i in i i for days at Mrs. F. Newton has re- as civil church he was a i worker, always at his yost and ready for Mr. Loose became a member of Brick Chapel church A i 9th, 1843. The a on wa 1 largely attended.

officiated. i a ftt J. H. A Son, No. 135 Second for all i of feed i i as they a it a i a Also flour and feud for ealc.

Agents for I I i a threshers. 4-'2G-2m. SMITH'S and 13ook Store. spent a few duys of this week with his fiunily at the Schaich resilience. Frew, a lit Orchard Lnko Military Academy, has returned to his home here for the summer vocation.

Mr. L. P. Wilson, Newcomurtown. wai in town yesterday on business, and did tiot forget pay his renpocts (and advance subscription; ut THK AOK office.

--W. K. Crawford hah to bin homo in I i i city from a three months' stay in New York, whore ho was in Dave Fawcett went to Salem yaxterday U) attend the Commencement la-t night in which his daughter graduated. Mixs Krnily Heall, who has been employed milliner in Hamucl llagann, A. J.

Warren Olflln, Wm Kmifwalt, Dr. Wolker. i i i i (1 Hturkor, U. Fletcher, J. H.

Cochran. R. VV. Culburuon, N. J.

Hchnril, H. A. Htowc, N. C. M.

H. Cnlliwon, Win. C. A (Jiffln, p. (J.

Louse, W. Cochran, li. M. Htewanl, Hiram Wilson, R. H.

Holl. Tf. A. Richmniid, Krunk Kmerson, W. J.

Caluouii, M. Haver, 11. F. Davis, H. M.

Hcndcrtion. rsitur. Milt. Bsvrrctt, 1'restou, T. O.

Cullison. Dr. ft C. Edwards, J. i Ix)n.

Hauiuel Camp. MICK. W. B. Welling, W.

f). Coggms, C. I'irin, A. I). Preston.

I L. U. Kuriies, To Sale in Millinery, reduce my stock, i sell 1 a and bonnets at gly low priceH. Mits. F.

W. MUNN. We hereby off-ir a reward of $10 for i a i a i lead to the arrest and conviction of any person for a i flowers, plants or other property from Oak or South Lawn or for i a i any ordinance passed for the protection of said cemeteries. CEMETERY June 10th, 1895. A i a The i and i en by Coshocton A i to the Class of "J5 Forbes a on last Friday i was one rf th- most pleasant i a i a i a i has ever I i dcnt B.JF.

Voorhef-fi made address of welcome to the i i i was recponded Mr. Jamfifl II. The a i part of the i WHH spoilt in a social a i and at ten o'clock th' 4 banquet was servr-d hy Peter i caterer, a which toasts to as "A Modern I i i a Mies Mary a a "Rotae i Capite," Mr. W. ().

FowU-r; "Lives There a i a a i Voorbf'f-s; ''New Found Prof. L. A which a a meeting was called. Baxter I). McCIain was elected President and C.

Kol inson VICP President for the ensiling year. for tho home in this Briiiff -Job Printing. TUP: AGK ottice IP now equipped i a fine press, a well- s'-l-cted i of the late styles of a large stock, and other i nec'-ftpary to out a high clans of job i i Leave your orders for a i in a i i UH and a i a i i be a a our a i grocers are now i a very nice two pound package of Wheat M'-al, used a bn-akfafit food and a a by Ferguson a i i i i on each package. It is eapy of i i perfect in a i i a i a i t-ourish- ing. They alpo gf-t up a nice six- pound "ack of (rraham flour a is pat lafaot ion.

has returned to her city. Mrs. W. W. Bostwick, of Denison, if vihitinff at the homo parents, Mrs.

Houston Hivy, on (Jrangn street. Mrs. M. X- Wolfe and and son lic.nnon, wero visiting friends and relativcH in Inletii day thin week. Denninon and dauRhtT, of Junction City, were I I VIr I)fe nison, who employed in this city, over Sunday.

Prof. W. L. Assistant High School this city, returned U) his home in Columbus last Monday for three months' vacation. Isaac N'ftff and wiff, of Coshocton, are visiting the family of their daughter, Mrs.

HfAiiAWAH-Vrecmct No. 1. Amleruon, J. A. Cornell.

A I A V. V. OoHurt, John Ktl. Stevenson, Bd. Duvid Markley, Jainen Nelson, II.

CourinKht, Mayer, H. WiiifKoner, (ii-orKe Ken ft, T. Judil, W. Hmith, Chan KmK, Lewis Mi-Clam, (iisortce Neutse, announw that I am a oandidate for the nomination for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican convention to be held June 22d. R.

M. ELLIOTT. EDITOR AGK Please announce that I am a candidate for the Republican nomination for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the convention to be held June 22d. JOSEPH MARTIW. EDITOR A Please announce that I am oandidate for the Republican nomination for Sheriff, subject to the i of tho convention to be held ou June 22d.

L. H. LEE. FOR COMMISSIONER. EDITOR AQK Please announce the name of James Davis, of Jackson township, as a candidate for Commissioner, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention.

CALVIN G. SIMMONS, of Tiverton township, is a candidate for the nomination for Commissioner, subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. J. A. Randies, of Keene township, is a candidate for the nomination for Commissioner, subject to the decision of the Republican county convention.

William H. Crawford, of Jack- eon township, is a candidate for the i a i for Commissioner, subject to the decision of the coming Republican convention. Tt I I A K. A H. Worth Kicketts Djinifl Cook, H.

F. Hayrr, Liinuel Crown, H. Hiiuireit, R. M. Chan.

A. Hay, J. CollK-r, Hhaw. J. A Cornpton, J.

Meek W. A. Hmith, I) Brooke. Johnson, Mlinha Kd Hciidcrnon, Frank Payne. Jackson Williams, H.

Hiick, Boyd. ALTKRNATBH. M. Klliott, John James Oicnn, A J. Handles, iC.

Robinnon.D Sam'l. Hha'-fTor, B. K. Bhaw, Thco. A gnow, K.

S. H. A. Btacey, L. W.

Pooock W. P. J. Stewart, Harry Hart. Scio COLLEGE Commencement, Thursday, 20th.

Sixty-five graduates. Summer term begins Tuesday, June 25th. Clothe the People. We tower head aud shoulders above all of our so-called competitors. None can, none dare approach our values.

We are unequaled in quality, workmanship, style and We set the pace, we lead the race in every good point that economy and dressy good taste demand" Hack Wisenburg. i i the best of CAM. on F. W. and get your choice of i ball.

Prices to suit George Stilbnan, on West Fnir street, this jj owar McCain, Philadelphia Tribune. --Joe W. Thomson, who has been employed on work at Lorain, Ohio, far the pint few weeks, is making a two weeks' visit at his homo in this city. Mr. and Mrs I.

J. Baker leave lomor- row for Delaware to attend Commencement Barrett, No. 3. DKI.r.OATEH. ALTKRXATK8.

J. Rose. H. Hoc Robin HOB, Oinsmore, K. Robertton, Thos.

H. Robinson, McCoy, Joseph at O. W. from which institution their daughter, Miss Claudia, will graduated. --Mrs.

Kmma Ayrfts of Sun- bury Ohio, forrnerir teacher in the public ydf-r, schools of this place, is guest at the Corwm McCoy, home of her uncle, Mr. George Ayres, on 8 wan son, Poplar street. MC RO SI CALL and see Hack A Wisen- bnrg's $12 suits. John M. Comptoa.

Chas. Glover, John Wisenbxirg, Reagan Powelson, Dr. J. CJ. Carr, John Norman, S.

Lawrence, John M. Adams, Henrv Hat, M. W. McNaughton, E. W.

Baker, Frank Turner, Frank Wanted, Wool. We wish to buy 75,000 of tho best wools in Coshocton county, for which we will pay the very highest market price in cash. Call on Coshocton Fur 127 Main street, or Joseph Burrell. 6-7-2t. DIAMOND Dust Flour.

DIAMOND Best. DUST FLOUR is the Aiything yon want in the line of society job pristine at THE AGE office. An extensive line of the latest of type to 4o neat work. 'SPAPERf.