The Democratic Standard from Coshocton, Ohio • Page 1

tmocratk DEMOCRATIC PABTT KVEK-WHEX RIGHT. WE WILL STAXD BT IT: WHEN WKONU. WE WILL HELP K1GHT XXI. COSHOCTON. OHIO, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 17.

1890. NO. GREAT ATTRACTIONS Mr. C. A.

towushij, vjKJteu city for rirs; lime in severaa weeks. Sooie tioie ago iie fractured a ia hie bv a the Store of The Fountain acj bul ret ctiv has en 1 Dry Goods Company. lie First Grand Suit Opening cf the Season the Latter Part of Next Week. BROKE HIS NECK. A The Shocking Fate of a Well Farmer.

Fell and Dislocated Shoulder. to his home from the Gus Pfo U6 Powell falls From a toad Si.e pavement I liifMrated a ebou-Cef. CJiis was. fortunate in having an accident whici! is recvuipeuse for his the i hi Newark on Has Done Some Quilting. Mrs of k.

is -he rer that SC 1,0 alike. A TRUE STORY Sf-e Of Straw to the Ground and is instantly KiHed. i Second Adjournment of Court. Mr I--OK i Increase of Pension Granted. A -d i an i of this of city.

Of Coshocton i Historic i a Times. Taken From "Moravian Missions in Ohio." by Francis C. Huebner. by Permission of the Author. To Prospect for Oil.

Artu-iejsof to the 1. if CoHij'any with o.ij-i!.i; -k l.afavet!'- formerly Lived Tlrs nf i CHANGE OF DATE For the Grand i Sale Take Place First Grand Suit Opening for season. 1SUS. Remeuiber the date. eb.

24. On above date a manufacturer of -vho, in trade is regarded as leader" wil! sho-v entire pro JE for the spring of cr. our i or. you want au up to date SUIT: SL! pattern if vou lik--. this There Court.

A week. The adjourned session which lu I nave last Moa'3av. ui.tit Monday of next it sac'i as the roari'satK-niioi: at tins tia.e wi.I be up. Very A a i and Convenient new isij.Hl risl-Ie a--ci-Jei2t. which ressUi'eu of a wi.ieiy H- citizcu of Kjes si-ip.

occurred Saturday Mr. F. iV-wli. the vic'jUu of acci-ieiit. who was i he his baini'Ce.

to bis he.id at-ij and caM-i Iron: i --I. dates from the of Had Relatives Here. Love. tJ. t.

last h- :i.arrie«2 of Mr. M. I I i of a a p. tin--. f.

Mr! )ry Goods Store- -An Event cf Importance to Every Buyer. nation i In 'isa; of tin aix.jit a K. i as a uatioi. a III.KI atioiil (1:1 i Coihocton Boy i io a i a The llr r. I i I i i in 1:1 T.

i A a i i i i i i of at w-wrai a Took An Overdose of Medicine. rfect iiJ every respect Death at the County I i a ears. of ia No fault cas: fouud with theru. will ia the If you want your suio? for The deceased spring wear, get your orders IB resided 'Vei. Our'busicess this year already i and has relatives and friends in '-rcises wL ril wide csrcj- of in Had yre-'-Ut Ut the i coo Hustiers for Cshccton.

The a i ex heid at the U'iute i i Thiit fact on vcill h.iv- li-iard of Tra at the bead n. it 1 ai. tr.ii.--* vin'o for ar. i'ljw's and as the to the dui not r. turi: I to pijsh of war Thinks Wss il rfsu'i-i-t of i'oMhoc who in A i i i "'A i I a i wi' ts so fy come things cooiing every day.

hudies carefully continue in the tradi orefer to get up your own suit, just! tionai observance that has clustered se down off the cloak Soor to the about tais season years. it coucter and listen a minute. The eme re 7 the 3 Friday center counter you see near front fj CV-shocto is loaded with dress goods from 50c by an Able Critic. the theater treated to the A large flag floated at haif-iaast by a select cast of home I their slumbers bv the Stressed them. HP recited the wr thingr more i about throe o'clock in The dwellinir house occupied by Mr.

ha.l sustained at -he hands of the aftern-K-u. when h- awoke and had L. C. and faruiiy, ID trankhi. ivhites.

He reminded them of I i i i The family vvf-re frou, friends explained iL the fact his clothes on. Hi- at cardless of the fact that behind -Iwith umliruidfry from gg Mandsomp cor.s-t rH from l.C up to Sl.lf»: elaborate draw ere from Our atisortinciK of embroider' rest from State lors, only one or two of the occurrence of the tragic event leading to perfection, left- They must be moved at once mentioned. The plot of the known sake room for spring out 10 doz. corsets ind SI grades, here in 30c. Ask for Bazar Fashion Sh eoiVter Haznr Patten and or.iy cost hai Ai: patterns are- 15c.

Your Servants, THK FOUNTAIN DRY GOODS CO shou-n in this section, Such a variety haa Works Heetintr instv WorKS Meeting. nain Bt and cambrics. I All our new tabie Imons and if Sprint; Moun i will also i i hi TU ofj uutitul(iwwasr krju5 farmer oni-rs tiiat he uouid it and hand i Milton Lawr---n i -c- aid pieof Linton ii''s. this ici? win re ciearer when draw the attention the i'jv- scenes- better, the three distinct jf love. An Appeal In Behalf of Reform.

Rev. Koss. of city, as i Aged Woman Passes Away. The death of Mrs. ib-Ui K'-nnrr.

I from let. it down to children as a of I colors Kuarantet-il to I a i aiLonc The besr porc-ile made patterns. i ssoxss and four'jausjbters -were -xors -in read tne Ciara LMa K. St--- Th nf XT a seats at INRY'S GHASTLY U3COVERY. She Pieased rier Hearers.

and Frozen Body cf an i fant Faund. Th cture 'r. S.j nora St opera Tai.r* pjrt be of awa; in is 'Jan-'? i this to nut havir.g I of lor-r. Ltti- to ir tie that Hrs n--nf rf :l.f hea-f of n.e a-- an eJ last Tues-iay. when Hesry.

which or. the west bank of the 51us hear 1 and near the corporatioc r-putatiC-r. as ar.d a building near sbf-pastaiisth-itrepBUstsoaijet he ti.e r.akei and a i dTeioped js fa.Ki.iar St-r v. s-j" an-i f-jril. Tie'xs iii a i fiuan- tnrH.f-d hj tj of i rriarked ner in one 1 t-- 1 Her Mr.

four year? Sh" -xa-; of hf-r soc Mrs Mrs. -jnhr, Mr-. H. i). Mr.

V. avi (. a a uo'i kindirr.es^ drug The ftr both wiii be at the saim- a.r»-adii i -11 i -ircjcr a exi-hansfd at Ih- -air- aiihai.it f-r extra the -r 1 the s-a t- the land tse were cot, i.ahan joe street, where. I J. J.

3r.iw^r. A p-istai rtem tvas erdsy The esarii ve.a.ed that the WHS of aontcs" ffestation nr.d vas stii: irdicaf.on to Mrs. San as tLe of the the ir.t:" "raos. ss Jr. nnn ra? in s- tb" of a K.ks" a ai: BP lf ra find what want, t-n to mr 1 osir Sale.

t'Ht one which it has to is of ifj-ire nsonjer.t and iinportanrc our welfare than aisj a ovsr department -f Stat" has often i A'lth. tne from our i of the and Pervif-ee of O'jr ePTefsn.ed and Hon. K. 1- I have Mr. 1 Grows Out of Discharge of 3 THE fUNSOM D.

(j. fo. MINERS OUT ON 4 STRiKE. no one connected i bat oniy attempt jiay to iLf -xc'-lti-nce the uf. ire h.

nao r-nder--l th at K. officiat a 'uiiii-' i-t can sut her to of A Good Wfoman Passes Away. citv. rs Smashed Up in a Runaway M.r. T'ck-r.

ir. siiafe tha: pr-f. -jr erer.irc, at rr ruiheii jr. 5ce have ai. to 1 Great Attraction et the Opera House Gr Sine CDmmitteeman.

Tfi- nt Stiiiwnt'-r. on the 'A in I couctv. a -trsk--. cause of the hrousht the ilis-'harge i i it is The rarik sr.l the tojk the snat- up i on a strike, a-s- 'hat thry roturn soon hsd to the who was maae to suffer oi. acr of having by A.o-v.

Smith. factory of th" Vice he brfS fas'? Tubb's condition, but abe vicinity, with enow bails, I denied that wae enceinte i eued the horee and caused it to run DJ a 1 ti Saturday the pfajsician agaiojaway. The frightened beast ran down 9u 9 Ul enF anf woman, when she told i bad got rid of her trouble the iTabba has been married twice. I lost two husbands by death. eral years, and until taking up lughea, she was employed as tnaid at the different hotels he is dnacribed aa being an morphine fiend.

An inqveat Leld week. Main street and north on Third to Chest- i which wa instr 1f nd elevating, nut. where the wagon collided with a was to all. ID fact the local TnA OAIIAC tree, and became separated from the horse, which continued its flight with out hindrance until it stopped of ita own accord at the stable where it is kept. Fell and Fractured His Arm.

club's first of the series of lectures to be given, was a gratifying success. The wagon was badly broken up by i coming in contact with the piles of paving brick which line Main street, and the hone, also, was considerably bruised and banftd The twelve years old son of Nomb Deeds fell on the icy pavement and fractured his arm between the elbow and wrist. church, and was actively connected with a number of religious and beneTo- lent orders, outside the church, and always took an active part in all that to the character ar moral elevation of those about her. She was a member of the Daughters of Re bekah this city, which lodge attended her funeral in a body. Her life was a useful one, and in her death the community in which her gentle influence for Rood waa felt, haa met with a IOM which ia regretted by all.

have met with the success of this enjoy-1 moral merit, is honest and just in hie the calendar, hence its surprising sue able play of the period. It is one of the dealings with affairs, and is the peer of few attractions that keep in pate with any man whom he has bad the honor i Hold Commemorative Services: Appropriate services, of the life and work of the late Mies Francis Wiilard, will be held bv the la- diee of the Cothcctcn W. C. t. at the home of Mrs.

John M. Comptoo, on eaat Main street, this (Friday) evening. Feb. 17th. The exercises will begin at 7 o'clock, and a cordial invitation to present ia extended to all who are interested in temperance work.

On An Indians Tripod. L. M. Crom, formerly publisher of the Warsaw Clipper, has purchased the Ledger, of Chalmers, and is now in full possession of the plant as editor and publisher. Wo him great success in his latent journalistic venture.

succeeding in his present office. We bid him God today as a fellow citizen. Our will and beet wishes for bin health and for that of his family go with him. May be live long and prosper. Let it be said as a welcome to his suc- ceesor, "The King is dead, long live the King." Respectfully, CHAS.

E. PKRKIMS, Chief Engineer Public Works. EWSFAFERf.