Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-10-27

Ito to }. l.. Koch, Jr., for good
yard wide Muslins at 10 cents per yard.
Off.
a little girl in one of our Sabbath
Schools Sunday or two since, while
reading the passage, brought up in. n..the
" nurture and admonition of the Lord,''
read it, the mature and abolition of the
Lord
M. Bird & Son offer the greatest
bargains in Overcoats in Millersburg.
9w3
An unimproved half lot for sale
on Washington street about twenty feet
north of Main street, in this place. For
terms call OH A. J. Bell, Esq.
THE Ely ria Constitutionalist of
last week begs its readers to "please ex-
cuse the non-appearance of its rooster
to crow over the result of the election"
90 The bird is SICK" it says, "and so are
we.'
Everybody goes to J. E. Koch, jr.
for their Cloths and Cassi imere for suits.
New styles Plaids, Stripes and Scotch
mixed received daily. loft.
How can man have quiet time
in the mountains when he goes over the
hills and hollows.
An earnest young man said to the
idol of his heart one day-"Will you
share my lot for life:" "How large is
your lot, sir" was the innocent reply.
60 to J. +. Koch, jr., for good
Prints at Ga cents per yard. 9tf
An attempt was made to break
into the CoshOcton County Treasurer's
office on last Thursday morning at
o'clock. The design was frustrated by
the night watch who fired shot from a
revolver at them.
At the new Hardware store they
are selling Sash and Doors at manufac-
turers prices and no charge for freight.
1w
The Presbyterians of CoshOcton
have issued circular proposing ''to es-
tablish school for the education of fe-
males, to be designated the Coshocton
Female College"
Remember that J. E. Koch, jr., is
headquarters for teas; good teas at $1.25
per pound; best Imperial and Young
Hyson at $l.50; hest Uncolored Japan
$1.25 per lb. 9tf
Some ingenious Yankee has in
vented a musquito killer. The next
thing will be a flea catcher.
1t is estimated that over one hun
dred young ladies are at present study
ing law in this country. Probably they
will become mothers i'm law one of these
days.
Birds have Mems Coats for $3.50.
Come and buy one. 9w3
AT the new Hardware store they
are selling fine lap Robes and Blankets,
very cheap. They have large stock of
all kinds of goods in their line.
The Revenue Department will re-
deem blank two cent stamps on which n
tax is repealed, with other stamps.
Go to J. E. Koch, jr., for the best
Prints, Merrimack (w) Cocheco, &c. at
121s cts. per yard. Off
Wheat in this locality does not
look quite as well as usual on account OF
the long drought about seeding time.
Birds have Overcoats for $500.
Call and sec them. 9w3
"A Cleveland man named Schal-
lenberg shot his bride of six weeks be-
cause she asked him for money.
Squirrels are very plenty a few
miles from town.
Go to j. f. Koch, jr., for tip-top
coffee at % cts. per pound. Extra sugar
at ii cts. per pound. Golden syrup at
IS cts. per gallon. Carolina Rice at 10
cents per pound. Off
--Harpster, Rudy & Co., at the new
Hardware store, are selling Table CUT
lery at the usual wholesale prices. 1w
-" Rents are enormous" as the poor
fellow said when he looked at his coat.
Prize Pop Corn Bags only cents,
at Weston's. 10w2
The man who wakes strong every
day-the shoemaker.
Birds have the incest line of
Pants and Vests in town. 9w3
"A man advertises for competent
person to undertake the sale of new
medicine" and adds, athat it will be
profitable to the undertaken" No doubt
of it.
Try Weston's Oysters--his oyster
rooms are the neatest, and his oysters are
served up in the best style. 1Ow2.
-" Mans work is from sun to sun,
but woman's work is never DONE"
Go to J. E. Koch, jr., for the latest
styles fall and winter Shawls, Saratoga
and Persian Cloaks, &c. Off
Marx & Bro. are selling piles of
go ods.
If you know anything that will
gladden. brothers heart, run quickly
and tell it.
BE sure and try Weston's fried
oysters. He excels all others in fried
oysters. love-
During the six days of the Northern
Ohio Fair, held at Cleveland, SG,SS3
| tickets were sold.
The cheapest Trunks in town, at
NJ. Bird & Sons. 9w3
Several of our business men made
Il fine display of their goods on Satur-
day. The day being pleasant, they hung
out of their windows and doors some of
their fine things, which made the street
look attractive and more business like,
This is very good way to do, if they
wish to sell theirg goods. There is nothing
like keeping people in mind of what
they need, and ought to have. Our
business men in general had Il very good
trade on Saturday.