Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-10-20

Now that the election is over the
readers of the REPUBLICAN will find
more miscellaneous reading matter in
its columns than it has contained for the
last few weeks.
The cheapest Trunks in town, at
NJ. Bird & Sons. 9w3
Mr.. HIS. Weston is furnishing a
pleasant room Immediately back of his
Grocery and Provision store, which he
intends using as an Oyster Saloon for
ladies and gentlemen. Mr.. Weston in
tends making everything comfortable,
and having things all in style.
60 to J. f. Koch, jr., for the latest
styles fall and winter Shawls, Saratoga
and Persian Cloaks, &c. Off
In Akron a few days ago, four
men were buried alive by the caving in
of bank of excavation ON one of the
streets. One of the men was saved by
being only buried up to his shoulders.
The other three were dead when they
were taken out.
-Cranberries, New Jersey Sweet
Potatoes, new Currants, new Raisins.
and lots of new things, at Weston's. 1t
Birds have the incest line of
Pants and Vests in town. 9w3
shipping Tags, and 4 large stock
of cut and sheet Cards, just received at
the REPUBLICAN Office. Orders, in large
or small lots, filled with promptness.
60 to J. Z. Koch, jr., for tip-top
coffee at % cts. per pound. Extra sugar
at IL cts. per pound. Golden syrup at
IS cts. per gallon. Carolina Rice at 10
cents per pound. 9tf
Apples are coming into market in
greater abundance than was thought
they would before gathering time. Now
is the time to lay away for winter use.
Birds have Overcoats for $500.
Call and see them. 9w3
-Mothers used to provide switches
for their daughters from the nearest
bush; now the daughters get their own
switches from the milliner.
Birds have Mems Goats for $3.50.
Come and buy one. 9w3
No remedy in the world ever came
into such universal use, or has so fully
won the confidence of mankind, as
Ayers Cherry Pectoral for the cure of
Coughs, Cold and Consumption.
Rev. VIM. B. Tidball, of Green's
borough, n. c., will preach in the Pres
byterian Church Oh next Sabbath morn
ing and evening.
M. Bird & Son offer the greatest
bargains in Overcoats in Millersburg.
9w3
The Mite Society of the Metho-
dist church will meet at the residenceof
Albert Shrimplin, next Friday evening.
All are invited to attend.
Go to J. f. Koch, jr., for the best
Prints, Merrimack (w) Cocheco, &c. at
121% cts. per yard. 9tf
-Cranberries, New Jersey Sweet
Potatoes, new Raisins, new Currants,
and lots of new things, at Weston's. 1t
Go to j. f. Koch, jr., for good
Prints at Ga cents per yard. Off
Gen. Josiah Given.
Our distinguished fellow townsman,
Deputy Commissioner of Internal Rev.
enue, arrived home yesterday morning.
The General looks well, and is in excel |
lent health. His return is characterized
by a cordial greeting on every hand
which must be grateful to him.
Gen. Given is one of the officers Iowa |
has given to the General Government of
whom the State is very proud. He has
charge of the whisky department of the
Internal Revenue; and his efficiency is
well demonstrated by the fact that I'M
der his supervision the receipts have
been a million dollars a month more
than they were under his predecessor.
In other respects the same marked and |
good results have been obtained under |
his administration.
The General comes home to vote, and, |
to spend a few days on the stump-a
work he loves, and for which he is so ad- |
qualified. Iowa has no better
stumper, and but very few whose
speeches are so popular. Next week
the General will spend in the south
western part of the State. Our people |
will have an opportunity to hear him
here on the night before election, with
Frank Palmer and Col. Carpenter.-Io,ra
Daily Register.
The Generals host of friends in Wayne
and Holmes counties, will be glad to
learn that he is appreciated in Des
Moines, Iowa, his present home.