Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-10-10
In TOWN AND OUT.
Oysters are now in season.

Oysters are now in season.
The leaves are changing color.
Stirring times in apple butter ket-
ties.
The Democracy worked hard on
Tuesday.
For splendid oysters, go to Geo.
Schnorr's.
| Oysters Of the very best kind at
Geo. Schnorr's.
Get your pavements all laid before
cold weather begins.
Judge Reed is lying very ill of ty-
phoid fever at his home in Millersburg.
New style Velveteen Trimming at
j. Mulvane's. Sw4
H. G.. extends his hand to confed-
crate soldiers and his boots to those
who wear the blue.
For good lined or unlined Wan us
go to Isaac Marx. 6w4
No man ever got rich sitting around
stores and saloons whiting boxes and
telling yarns.
For good Over Coat, at 50, go to
Isaac Marx. 6w4
The Greeleyites were in charge of
Georgia election and drove away thous-
an6s of voters from the polls.
For sugar and coffee at lowest prices
go to j. Mulvane's. Sw4
Delaware gave at the last Presl-
dental election, 2,476 Democratic ma
jority. At the late election their ma
jority was 81.
Cloths and Cassimeres in town, at J. |
Mulvane's. Sw4
"A new married young man was
heard to remark the other day, "that 1t |
was darn site easier to get married |
than it was to get the furniture"
Mems Shirts and Drawers, at J. |
Mulvane's at low prices.s sw4
The New York Day-Book, which |
has heretofore supported Greeley and |
Brown, renounces that ticket and comes |
out for O'COnor and Adams.
If you want to buy all wool Blank
cts at last years prices, go to J. Null
vane's. ,Sw4
Here is an old conundrum of 1868:
When did Horace Greeley prove him.
self an ass? When he went into the |
Balaam (bail'im) business.
If you want to buy your Flannel
cheap, go to j. Mulvane's. Sw4
Unnecessary yelling costs one dol
lar in Millersburg. For reference, see
three or four young men in town.
For a good White or Woolen Shirt,
go to the United States Clothing Store.
ANY subscriber who does not re-
ceive his paper regularly, will confer a
favor by reporting the fact to this office
at once.
John StOll, jr., young man, fell
from chestnut tree while clubbing off
chestnuts the other day and was badly
hurt.
For a good Hat for so cents, go to
Isaac Marx. 6W4
Ladies' fall styles made their an
pearance last week. A New York pa
per says the Gospel reached a larger
number OF people than usual last Sum-
day.
If you want the best Otter Brand of
Black Alpaca, 60 to J. Mulvane's.
sw4.
-OhiOans own over one hundred
million dollars worth of live stock, ac-
cording to the report of the State Audi
tor.
Go to J. Mulvane's for the best
prints In the market, at l0cts. per yard.
Sw4
Joseph Stibbs, the young man who
was attacked, beaten, and robbed not
long since in Wooster, died from the eff
fects of the wounds.
Go to j. Mulvane's for the newest
styles In Dress Goods. Sw4
Gigantic fraud perpetrated through
out Pennsylvania on Tuesday last and
others would have been, had it not been
for the vigilance of the Republicans.
If you want to see the best and nj
cest stock of Men and Boys Clothing,
go to Isaac Marx, and select it. 6w4
"A young Republican, along with
three or four Democrats, was fined the
other day for unnecessary hallooing.
Some of the Greeleyites offered to give
him three dollars and pay his fine if he
would vote the Democratic ticket ON
Tuesday last. He couldn't seelt.
If you want to buy nice stylish
suit, go to Isaac Marx and get bar
gain. 6w4
Hon. A. C. Henry will deliver an
address on Thursday evening in Town
Hall. Subject: ''The Far West" Pro-
ceeds to 60 the Presbyterian church.
Admission, % cts.
For a good lined or unlined Blouse,
go to Isaac Marx. 6w4
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is no
Patent Medicine humbug gotten up to
dupe the ignorant and credulous but is
perfect Specific for Nasal Catarrh,
"Cold in the head," and kindred dis
eases. $50
Many of the well-to-do farmers of
Oregon refuse to put their wheat in
market, owing TO the low prices and
high rates of freight. The crop in that
State was very large this year.
For a good Trunk or satchel, go to
Isaac Marx. 6W4
The fishing season is approaching
and fishermen are making preparations
for business. The season promises to
be unusually active and dealers have
great expectations.
We furnish Envelops with Busi-
ness Card thereon, nearly rs cheap as
the blank envelopes can be purchased
elsewhere. Al
The Massillon American of last week
says: "The first engine on the Lake
Shore & Tuscarawas Valley Railroad
passed through Massillon, on Tuesday,
Sept. a4th.''
For the incest and finest 1ot of |