The Democratic Standard from Coshocton, Ohio • Page 5

Dry Goods, Etc COUNTRY COUSINS. BEE-HIVE NOTES. Bright Bits of Uoeslp Gathered By Our Corps. of tke That Were, the TktBfi Hut Are, To Be. Sicker, lot in Weit Lafayette, Lewis H.

Young to Win. lot in Coshocton lor $125. Catherine. Kelly to William lot in Coshocton for $150. Taylor to Margaret Darr, lot in Warsaw for $135.

Cbas. A. Lambersou to G. W. inghatn.

quit claim to land in Keene Johnson Williamson to' Rollins J. Frederick lot in Piaintield for $35. A Ofl TO-DAY, Correspondents are requested to number their letters consecutively through- oat this year. Our object in making this requeat will be explained later OD. Mills Letter No.

tf RIMARY election passed off last Saturday with bnt few "drunks." Candidates will please accept our congratulations through the STAN- BAUD. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Skinner and Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Frost, Sandayed with friends at Adamsville. Mies Leua Sproull will close her school Friday, June 16. with a picnic and exercises by the scholars in the afternoon.

Children's Day exercises will be observed at the Presbyterian church next Sunday evening June llth. PONTIAC. Marquaud Letter. Letter So is. I 1 1 pTOHNTROTTMAX of; Cleveland, la I I I 1)1 I at this place administering the es- I I L.

7 I I AJ tate of his father. VJ 1II-- i-1 i. Mrs. Ac Erman spent several days with a sick aunt at Bowden, Miss Daisy Trottmau has been on the Sick list for several days this wnek. Mrs.

Josia Stnrtz of West Lafayette, is at the bedside of her daughter Cora, who in bnt little better at this writing. D. H. Fike Co. are paying highest cash prices for produce.

y-v i A brother-in-law of Sam Gillesspie hundred Uin- spent Sunday and Monday with him. J. W. Marqnand visited the Fike Bros. Snuday and Monday.

Our mail carrier has been late several times. Drive np a little old man or we will kick. Walter Marqnand and wife, 8pentJ3un. dav with Mrs. Marqnand's mother.

Pete Calhpun worked ont MB pil tax. Pete says he dosen't mind working for nothing but he hates to board himself to. We think for scandel mongers we have a family that can't be beat. Beware boys or your names will appear in print. Casson Edwards and wife spent Monday and Tuesday in Cosbocton.

J. Mnlsey, a commercial man of Zanesville, as fine a man as we nver dealt with, was Fe'l ng goo i Fike Mr. ROBS Muntssunu and wife, of Uh- ricbsville, are spending several weeks with friends here. MOKE ANON. Obituary.

A cold and silent meettgeof death has again visited this community, and chosen as ite victim. Mrc. Blackledge, the wife of Leauder Blackledge, aged 27 years; she was afflicted with that dreaded disease consumption, which baffled the skill of her physicians, and there was DO relief until death came on the evening of April when all that was immortal iied to that land from whence no traveler has yet returned. Yet we on her vacant seat and wonder why she has been called away. True the departed one seeds no more but there are sorrowing, bleeding hearts behind, to the bereaved husband and children, who watched beeide her dying bed, hoping against hope and putting their trut-t in Jehovah.

Wiiilc death lias- come to tli companion Whom von lojod as lite. And lillc oil arc lll'ict! Itli O'er the loasuJ jour dcai wife, Jcmii calk'il our dearly loved one. From this of gloom aiul patu; hut Isoui lo ulll lie but liei cicriKil uo cannot help but uttip. t'oi miss hci- truet in i.od. It won't belong, all may meat hcrthcie.

Mr. L. Blackledge extends his heartfelt thanks to all his friends and neighbors for their kindness during the sick- nets and death of his wife. MKS. JOSEPUIXE MAIUIOW, Mita.

GEO. K. CBAMBLETT, Com. Mu. GKO.

K. CIUMBLETT, WATCHES! We have just received a special line of IS, Made expressly for us. The movement is ewelecl, GREAT SPEAR HEAD CONTEST. AND SAVE THE TAGS. One Hundred and Seventy-Three Thousand Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, $173,250.00 In valuable Presents Co be Given Away in Return for SPEAR HEAD TAGS.

we have but a limited number of thtss And for Time keeping can not be excelled. As 1,185 8TT.M I I I WVlXMir-S SJI.KO 00 5.775 KINK jMroun-'n i I MOIUXVO HODV, 11LAIK l.N.V.MKI. I I i.l' ACIIUOMATIC 2S.VT.ai 23.100 IMl'OKTKD A I 11 KOUK IILADED JXK'lvin I 1 21.100(0 115.500 uu.i:i (joi.i) WATCH CIUU.M KOIAKY TOOTH (Jas Stoves. brellas. Samples.

Just one of a kind. Every- one new. A sample i line we bought of a The Coahocton Light, Fuel Power will for the next sixty days furnish gas stoves of the latest design to their patrons at actual cost. Gas stovee coet lees than gasoline. Parties using gas stoves will be furnished gas at 81.50 per thousand feet.

For further information call at company's office over Smith's drug store. june2w2 S7.T» OU 115,500 I.AIU.I: riTnir.s(n\.Mtt.'!i.i,) IN framing. nomhortlHlnc on thorn 261,030 I A I TO $173,250 00 Tlio nftovo nrilclos will iliKlrlliulitl. ronnllnt.niiumi; chow SI'KAll Ill.Al) 1'lUK lob mo. mul i i to us tho TAUS taken tlit refrain.

will distribute USOot prizes hi (tits voiuily follows To TllK 1'AUTY i MillnK tho miml'cr ot M'KAK HKA1) TADS from (till county we i To I'lVK A i us tlu- cn-tii-st number of JSi'KAK A I T.Uix. wo i 1 OI'KltA lil.ASS To tho TWKNTY rAltm vtidltij; tho invitost numlw i cot.n WATCH. OI'KltA To the ONK lICXUKr.n 1'VH1 UN hi-mllni: us tho roitest number of SIM: I A i tlvo to oioh 1 uoi.uniu:ou wAiai I I A -UIOIH I-K-K To tho OX I 1' Komllm? us the "oxt crrntist number of sl'HAU i TU.s wo will to o.ich 1 LAlltiK HCTUUi: IN OU.OltS J) I'OerCKT 100 TOOTH PICKS. 100 riCTURIX TotMl Number of for tlilw Connty, 220. IJinper Ale.

Sachs-Pruden Ale. made from pure ginger, in alcohol. Ko pepper. $2.25 per Sold only by John Martter. BUSINESS BREVITIES.

large manufacturer, at about half the usual prices. Displayed in our east window. Pri- ces all marked in plain figures. An opportu- nity you should not miss to get the best umbrellas and "para- sols, at this sacrifice Dashes price. For new laces and Letter Xo.

DEl'EKKrn FROM R. ADOISTUCKUMand ami It. of ntar Coshocton, were in the Twin Cities on Decoration Day. Mrs. Frank Martter nnd children, Coshocton, ere spending the week in Dennison.

Mr. Bert Batcroft attended duties with Co. 17th Rea't O. X. at Co- shorton, on decoration day.

Welsh Post sent detailn in the forenoon to Fneport and V.il!ey church, acd the balance of the Post went to tho Dennison Catholic cemetery and deco- orated the graves of the soldiers buned there, from whenrp thev, with a large number of the Woman's relief corps, attended divine services at the chuyh, where Rev. Father Campbell a very appropriate and patriotic address. In the afternoon the Rev. gentleman wen" to Wellsbure. W.

to deliver an address to a Grand Army Post at that place. Decoration day passed off very qnietly in the Twin Cities, and the weather was so nice as could be wishe.i for. The procession was large and well regnliteri. Uniform rank of K. of P's took the lead, fol owed by the Jr.

0 U. A. oi A Sip, V. U. A.

D.of W. R.C W. V. and A. R.

Two brass bands accompanied the The oration of the. day was delivered by Ho'n. James A. Richards, of New Philadelphia, and he brought many tears to the eyes of the old vet's and people Aisembled around the grand stand. There was but one thing that was not very appropriate to the occ.

sion and that was a lot of young folks crowding themselves the seats prepared in the grand stand while the old vets and their wives had to stand up on the ground. Those youni; snipes brve not much revtreace for old EoMierp GROVKB. summer goods visit the COURT HOUSE NEWS. The Bnginmft Transacted at the muty Office During the Week. HIVE Very Truly, PKOBATE COOET.

ret account filfd by guarai in of the minor heirs of W. 1f of Joseph Townley offered for probate. Guardian of irvis Davia filed first account Guardian of Cora Davis filed first account. Joun W. Stanfon was appointed executor of of Wm.

R. Wilson. Wiil of John Parish was filed; hearing July 17th. Walter Gal inline acd Thomas Miller ir.ade declaration 01 their int-niion to become iifttnrfihzsti citizrDB. ia of tbr ranor heirs of John ri t-il -oini'acconn'.

Will ol Abrl Chin tul milled to probate. F. W. Powell appointed executor of the estate. Will of Sarah Bartlett was adoii ted to probate.

First and final account filed in estate of Mary J. Richmond. Account ot tmm uiattibution fi ed in (State of Richard Phillips. John L. rot man was appointed ini-iisiratorof eswe tf George Will of Thornton Darr filed; heari June 12th.

Account of final distribution ii.ed 3tate of William Satchel or. --Good Band each ihy of tbe races. and Shoulder -Braces at Smith's Crux store. --If you Trnut to bay a nice full-stock, haad-mnde double or single btiKgy jirss, nt low prices. RO to William Coff- IUHU, Warsavr, Ohio.

--Corce and family and attend the June races --One hundred sample umbrellas and parnso's HI being sold at about half piice by Selby Sbauwecker. See Adverlihement. --Don't forget tbe date, June Qtid 22aJ. and cotxu- and see the beet over in Coshocton. --If ail people ia this county, who "are trying to keep out of jail, would use Soap, a.

largo industry would nso, Phtjeaix like, in our midst, jup.4. --Turn out and give the Boys a crowd at the races. --The finest California prunes at Mortley'a. --Highest market price paid for Ginseng at Smith's Drug Store, --Three eood races each afternoon at the June Races, June 21st and 22'jd. We still sell the fitest New York Cheese at Mortley's.

-WALLPAPER! Wall Paper! The rhoapept plnce on to buy is at Geidel Clark's, Roecoe. --Take a holiday and attend the one 21st and 22od. --Seedless just the thiug.Ior:' fruit cake, at WASTED--Girl, to do general'house- work. Inquire of Mrs. Anna 113 south Sixth street.

--Remember there, will be horses and better races' than ever before in Uosboctob, June 21st and 22nd. --The summer term of Scio College July 18th and continues six weeks. popniar term is designed especially for teachers and those preparing to teach. Scio is so well and favorably known that comment is unnecsssary A circular containing full information will bo sent on application. --Highest cash price paid for ens at Dan HoRan's C.

0. store. --Mr. A the gentleman who started tbe rao-s at the Fair last fall, will start the Jnne races. --WANTED -Two apprentice girls to dreES-makiue.

Must come recommended. of Mrs. Anna Buckle 113 sontii Sixth street. 0 It will pay you to call and see them, as there is nothing on the market that can com- pare with them in 8 OUALITV AND PRICE Every Movtmant is Fully GUARANTEED. will bo rooolvpd ix-forc Jiuuinry 1M, ISSI, nor after Int.

1891. fjich piicltaee PonuiliiltiK tiiitH must lx nmrkocl plainly wltli Name of Sunder, Town. County. Htato, nna of liiuucU imulcicu All churls 0:1 i.ickaKo.s niuHt bo prupnul. IIEAO POR.SPWM more qualities of intrinsic vnliie tbtin any other plug tobacco produced.

IH tin- nwivtOHt. tlio loneliest, Ihu Sl'KAK 1IKA1 In absolutely. poMtlVHy nnd dUtlnrtlvclv illttonml In tlnvnr from miy olhrr iiluc tobacco. A trial will tho most Kkvptlciiiof thin fiu-t. UN the Inrxi'st wllorof iinv nlmllur ftlmiw anil Ktylo on rnrtli.

which proven ihnt It linxcniiRlit tbo mipulnr tnnto nnd nlcMM the people, rry It, nnd participate lu (lip content for tirlrcn. HPO tluit it TIN fs on every 10 cent piece of SI'EAK IlbAl) you buy. In tho tnK'f, no niullcr how nmall the quuiitlty. Very nlnreivly, THC 1'. J.

SOKCi COMPANY. MtDDl.KTOWN. OlltO. A list of the people obtaining ihcw prizes la this county will tw published lu thin paper Immediately after l-'ebrunry 1st, CKas. D.

(Brooke, THE RUE'S BLOCK. AVallioiitlliitf Valley mid Dhfglon. HU)M (HUIU TON l.oino. A i DON'T SEND ANY TAGS 3EFORE JANUARY I. IS34.

KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE? N-KILLER mjjjjtjjjgjjgiHijm -ire Cramps, Colic, Cholera- and all Bowel Complaints. and $1.00 A BOTTLE. Legal Notices Sheriff's Sale. Columbus' Mitii-lleltl nutl TolcMlo 4 10 in. 10 p.m.

refillne Kl. WiMifioi nnrt Allliinrp p.m. p.m. All tiahir ititl! Miiiiiiiy. Legal Notices Sheriff's Snle.

.1. C. I'OMKIIKXK. V8 THOMAS Slct'ov, Court of Common Pluu i County, Ohio. oiiDKit A wi iBBlll'll tlOIII Kill) Clillll.

In LlxjVO M. CKI LU ninitiil CIIRC and Io me (Illtciisi. I Mli liy WBJ of public i i tliu dour of tbe (Vint Hotne on Saturday. JIIHP loch. A.

I). 1893, o'clock p. i.i,,|,i-,[, 111 till 1 i i dC'OllllCd IIH i I Ill Itll- III Court of I A I A Ct. (IN 1'AKTITIUV i ,,,5,1 cu UUiij lot mim- or i lant-f t' huitriu'i! moio 'IM. oxwi'tlO)! Uici-ir iii i ncrcs Office, Colum6us 0.

Plan CcsA VIUTl'B AN OUDUU OF dniy IpMicd ftoin raid inn tlio nbovc natod and to me dlu'iMol. I will oiH'i for by of public nnrtlon.ai the door of UifcCourt lloiiKp. In JMl, nn iinrloi nt the imMh graixch Office CosKoctcm, 'O; i A. 1). 1899, ilnil ii.iuf.

l.t-aiiii-1-.j,' foi .01 Hut Of lot i i i toiistomj; tlienrc on -lm -UK! ceicniv. HlflJT'liS! 1 1 trt corner ol ild lot. tlu-i c- m-t ciic In ndtcd nnd ICiJG) --All the Periodicals and Magazines at Smith's Drag store. MABSIAOX Harry M. Davis and Flora B.

William Baugher and Louie son. Edward Darr and EInora Darr. Joshua W. Clark and Molhe i Charles C. Vansickla and Ford.

TBANartiw or RIAL XSTATK. John G. Fry Lewie F. Ki nh, (XX). JtmeB Foater and wife to fi.

Shrimplin, lot in Wtnuw, for $900 Newton and wife W. QTrkBW w.Wri«ht.lotinWiiii«wfort700 -tlJVJl OlUna. Robert Kirk and wife to Jotii L. --Choice Blood and Naval Oranges at Hagan.s' Homemade Bak ery. -WALLPAPER! Wall Paper! The cleapest place on earth to buy is at Geidel Clark's, Rosctfe.

--Excellent quality of Chestnut poste for Sale. Daniel Valentine, Roscoe. 0. --One fare for tl.ii round trip over the C. 0 8.

for the Jane Bscee. Take your bncter, ejors, bacon, po- tatueb and all kinds of produce, to Mortley'a. and pet the highest prices. Get what erpceri-s you want nnH get the balance in h. E.

M. MORTLEY. --Fine stationery and Blank Books at Smith's Drug and Book store. --The finest raisins and recleaned currants et Mortley's. --Salt $1.00 pr barrel at Dan Hogan's C.

0- D. Store. --Co'hocton Produce Company pays the hizhest cnh price for poultry, eras, butter and fruit. Rooms 113 and 1 17 second street. --Mr.

C. McCormick, Canal ville, Ohio, breeder and ebipper of high class pure bred Block Minorcw. Silver Laced and W. Wyandottee. B.

P. Bocks, Black LftORhsbans, Liht Brabtnas, Ool- den Polish, S. C. B. Leghorns, White d.

Bronze Turkeys, Toulouse and Pekin Ducks. Egge for hatcning. My birds are prize wionera wherever shown. Majrl9t Threibing machine for tale. Thresher, Engine and Sticker.

In- qaireofJamesA Morgan Ran or through Poutoftice. Chronic Diseases, Deformities and Diseases of the Eye and Ear. Care Fever and Ague by a new Method, without Riving Medioite internally. We guarantee to eucceeefully trpat Diseases of the Scalp and GROW HAIR ON BALD HEADS. We cure every disease that is curable.

We never we can cure a disease union we cm cure it. We have a permanent office in Coehocton where you can Cossuw as at any time IIJEE, and be treated and oared for less money than you can RO awny to soae city and pay railroad fare, boarding and extortionate prices. We are competent to treat you skilfully, an experience of twentv years as bpecialiata ot education. We are graduates of reputable Medical Colleges, ant: reputations above reproach. We have been succesefully treating all forms of Chronic, Blood and Skin eases for six months in Coehocton, with gatisfaotioo to oar patrouo aud refer von to them for the truthfulness of our saying.

We will visit the sick any part of the conniry night or day, with prompinew aid dispatch, and guarantee satisfaction. We do not require any money from responsible parties to begin treatment. We warn yon not to be unduly influenced by unscrupulous parties, who conspire to injure us, througha spirit of envy, milice, ascendency, rivalry or prejudice- bnt consider your case and our ability from a reasonable, scientific standpoint' R-member "A wise man investigates then makes up bis mind, while a fool mekes op his mind and then investigates." Connera the well-known specialist in THHO vr and LUNO diseases and expert Dennstoligist. will remain in tue Coshoctoo office with the veil known Eye and Ear Surgeon, whom yon all know has opemted successfully for months on your neighbors and friends with superior skill and ability, makii a combination ot the best medical talent io Ohio, or elsewhere. We open our office every Saturday forenoon, especially for the poor who are unable to pay for treatment, absolutely free.

If you are sick yon ought (o be cured. If we can cure you, yon ought to avail yourselves of the opportunity to flee from the wrath to come, before it is everlastingly too late. Theu come at once and consult ns in regard to matters of more importance to yon than everything else combined. G) tv tllOBro C.Vt (it one o'clock p. the follow First Jnukwn of Uyln i i i dhoiBtonroiintj-.

nnd knoutt us tl.e noillivu-et cm-nty-oix- (73 rii qumtor9f Mcttyp.tWtfUejdx). towinhln lire (5) acn-MmoreorlccH and rctcii rontilnlni; one linn. Also, all tlmt ujl er died morCMir Aim fjwn'hlimml iniirc. IKS nilcrl CollovVn- the nortliwe-t of die noi the iimilci nP i i i i lot nml of (tcctlon twelve toniiMilv innae f'innlni: tlicnro nod twoivc United Stntetl nilllltniy lands, coil- 4'i nt i MODI talnlnRfony (0; HCIX-H more or OI111 I i Second Trart-Alw) the followlii): dc-trlliel irxlc to a Mnncon Hie line of tract, tltiMtc In nild county nnd Htiitc Hfoivunld lll on of ktdt lot; north Joi and known its being the Notitliwcnt i i i linl i 4U pj, to nine tV), tonnrhlp live (5) and lance tiir noithoaitt comet- of Mhl lot: thence cptlnfi thctefroni clftlil do- nnd Krtbed follows: IH-IDR in tlie northucut xr- j' 1 'w' 'o tho plnco of lifflnnlni; contMn. nerofpBld qnniici romnjcnrlii); for ae flltv t'lorefroni 'nlxiuttim boundary lit the nci of toincrol tlmt naitof tcr ttctlon anil running tlicncc Hiiih to tho i 1 J.

cl l' lta ol v(l Aotillln lliilTln- 11n rccoid of Uooj. jmrc pud. a ThoTSjirrc a Tlie TS "1 aci The 41 ht A -ipraiMMl liola sale--( on d'-vof i road IcmlliiK from the Mt Vernon road to Wen wed to Tunor. ifi-didcd licdfoid; ti.ence with raid road to a C( 8 "fhori'm fyiiiity. point where the loud ctvucii the nuith line of "'fcicnce lo is oe pccllin; thcnrr we on wild iin.ir- Jl 1 tcrsection lac tot'jculavcof IHIH! mlnir i 'o 75 acre uaot nnm.iNiV! nt a romnri Ml pccllin; thcnrr we on ftilri tcrscctlon lac tot'jcilaccof Ugl mlng Miiiln- )nx of said tract OHO hundn-d and (llty.uiit USD more or Tlilnltiact licltiK clttiato in tho i Ttiiirnratt.ig.

ronntyof nnd Stnte of OhliTNuid IwliiR a jmrt of H-otlon niunbor one live (5) nml a commencing for (Icftcrlptfon on the line of Inmlti foinicr- Ivonncd Woikman and Andrew Wood, flcceascd, on the road leading from Cothocton to .1 nlncty-Mx (98) Make on the bank of the Tiiscnrawog river; tlicnro cnnwaidlv KIN.) with the mcanilcrlnpsof nflld rhcrsixty-three vcrani (03) to a stake; thence noitli one luin- KKIIKCC i U. Jiusr.v ct. drat and seventy-three and one-half Court of Common to a tuke in the icaUlon froin Co- niZ? shocton to thenrc wiithw(sterly Bounty, (jnto. with Mid toad clBhly-eK nn-l one-half sck) PT VIUTUK OF AN oitDvit nr A I pcrchra the place of beginning, c-llmstc'l to duly ftom ouiT, In the above contain flfty-ono acrw and onc-haH of case, and io nte dlucicd. I i land more lew.

snd It Mine land con- Maln.l.v rcycdby Kdwln M. ttanlon to William Teal.dccoawd. bvdccdof dato April rth A 0., Kcwrd of Deeds No. fli, rage 105, 0 cords of this county. AnpralMd at 16300 00 as a whole.

First tract described In the petltiun contain- Ingtwo hundred acres more or lew apptalscd It JTSXJ.OO. tract contalng 1S1 acres at wale.by way of public a of June 17 Ih, 1893, in of Crawford, ty of onhwuin, nr M1 of ()M( as a containing fifty-one 3 Terms of Sale-One- thl rd cash on -lay of wile, onc-thlid in one year and one third In two yean. CHAHLES CRAIG. Sheriff. .1.

M. Compton.att'y for pl'ff. msyc Attachment'Notice. In 1 in ti.u nii.it).i\ dlfOict Mil-ice' to ial'e lie. ro.tim, de-cribcd follow: u.n-.inj; thcure foitv i i i i i WcforcpJI.Mortlcy L.

C. Penman, Kocheatcr Neck wear Co. deft. On the Oth dmy of May, A. D.

JSR. Mid Justice lasucd order of atuchmcnt in the above action for tbe win ot to.u, and flO.oo probable costs. Cwhocton, May 13th. IfW. maylft f.

3.Q. APAMS, Alt'y for ITff. IV rO'U to tllC IlI'lCC Of U't-lnrlnir ted to contain twenty Terms of Sale--Oath on -Iiy of Mlc. CIFAKI.KS DRS. CONAVVAY CONNER, Opera House Blcek Coshocton, FARMFORSALE.

A piece of lanl consisting ot 6J acres, ted In LAfarcttc township, two mlltt luuth Is offend tor sale at a bamln. Uood ironic houw ot elrht roois, good frame barn, a fine orchard, plentv of water, etc. The land Is all cleared and under cultlTaUon. For on or Sillier, Wctt Onto. Mar WORLD'S PAIR HOTEL Hotel Emory, Lake Ave.

and 54th Three minutes walk to entrance. ROOMS Out DOLLAJI Pm DAT. Boaro by the oar or ratev. E. W.WASItfcCU,] to fiV-k.

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