Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-11-30

A Mere Glance.
: In taking stroll through the busi-
e ness portion of our town, We see much
to encourage. Our Dry Good stores are
, all filled up until there is scarcely room
for another article, with the choicest
goods, and at prices too, that are GER
tainly very low in our estimation. Our
Shoe Stores are right up to the times,
carrying heavy stocks and selling as
low as can be sold anywhere. In Hard
ware, We can compete with any town
in the State, and our Drug stores won't
be caught tagging behind by any means,
while our Grocery men mean business
paying good prices for produce, &C., and
selling groceries cheap. Those who are
in need of nice Hats, Caps, Furs, col
lars, ..or Gents Furnishing Goods, can
have their wants supplied, at J. C. Cor
bus & Co., while our Clothing Mer-
chants, who take deep interest in the
welfare of the human family, cry out !:
"Beware, beware! winter is at hand,
come right into our stores, and we will
prescribe for you," and before you know
it, you will be stepping out of store
with fine comfortable overcoat, ready
to recommend a similar treatment to
hundreds of others. Daily says that
though winter is right here, he can make
just as nice tomb stones as ever. Our
Livery men say they won't charge any
more for team now than they did in
the summer.
Christmas is coming, and that accounts
for our Jewelry stores getting on such
nice assortment of Jewelry, and other
articles generally called for about that
time, and which can be bought just as
reasonable as in larger towns and cities.
these cold days, the people must not for
get that we have right here, in Millers-
burg, two of the best Stove and Tin
stores in this section of the State, and
now is very good time to buy stoves.
You can get good meal at any of our
restaurants, and our Hotels are open to
the public and the proprietors spare 40
pains to entertain their guests. We see
just as good pictures taken now at our
Photograph rooms as were taken during
the summer. Our Shoe Makers are still
pegging away and just give everybody
fits that come around. While our farm
ers are engaged in hauling grain to
town they should stop at our Carriage
shops before going home, and invest in
some of the nice carriages and sleighs
manufactured right here in Millersburg,
and by walking up street several squares
you can get any kind Of harness you
may desire. If you smoke, Mr.. Stein
hart's cigar store is quite handy. OF
course our meat market is No. /. All
you have got to say is "beef, pork, veal
or mutton" Most married men knOwl
that the ladies never forget the Millin-
cry stores, and we do think our town is
up to the times in this particular, judg- |
ing trom the large business that is done.
At the Book store you can find little
of everything-cheap for cash. That
horrible toothache can be cured by call
ing on our Dentists, who are ready for
business.all the time, while the doctors
oil caor, to hovo cnmotb;pp 70 do Tho
Tailors, too, can be seen "laughing in
their sleeves" as overcoats, and whole
suits are brought in to be made until
every shop is over-crowded. And the
ladies are not slow in making their de-
mands OH the Dress-Makers, of this
place. The reason that our Bakeries are
doing such good business is because
they bake good bread, cakes, &C., and
the little children, and some big ones,
too, go pretty lively for taffy at Works
and Young's. If you want a Sewing
Machine you need not put yourself to
any trouble; say sewing machine, and
you can have half dozen in half an
hour. And there is no need of your sleep
ing on the floor, for Close will sell you
any kind of bed you may want, or furni-
ture of any kind. Our Ware Houses are
doing large business, and our Bankers
counting the greenbacks. Purdy is still
shipping apples. Our sportsmen go
hunting ("and hunt, and hunt, and
hunt"). But our BARRIERS can't be beat
in shaving the people, They just leave
our spectators in the shade in that re-
spect. If you want Il right good tan
ming, you can get it ut Vorwerk's Tan
merry and just ashort distance from there,
if you desire it, you can "get a brick in
your hat" at the Brick Yards. The
beauty of all is, however, that trade is
constantly on the increase, and the rea-
son of this is, our merchants pay good
prices for all they buy, keep good and
well selected stock Of goods on hand,
and sell cheap. Recollect too, that the
subscription price of the REPUBLICAN is
only 81 year, in advance, and that it is
one of the best papers published in this
section of the State, and that this office
is just the place to get nice, neat, and
good job work done, and lastly, but not
"leastly,"if if you are back on this years
subscription you will confer great IA
vor by paying up, and receive our thanks
for every new subscriber you may get.
Americana
Look to your interest. If you want a
Seaoing Machine go to the Messrs. Hulfs
and get good one, one that is easy to
operate and easy to run. The cheapest
and hest mInhina in the Wnrll=neYar