Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-09-19
In TOWN AND OUT.


Court still in session.
For boys suits, go to Birds. 5w2*
The new bank buildings are grad
ually going up.
Great rush for bread at vogers
Bakery. 5w3
The prospect for good weather du-
ring the Fair is quite fattering.
Go to Harpster, Rudy & Co. and
get good single or double shot gun.1
Let everybody attend the Fair,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Len Bird has the incest stock of
furnishing goods in town. w52*
Several of our Soldier boys have
gone to Pittsburgh TO attend the Sol
diers and Sailors convention.
a bachelor editor says it is awful to
wake up alone in the dead of night and
feel your back itch where you can't
reach it.
S. II. Cherryholmes & Co. have the
best stock of Mems and Boys Boots in
Holmes county. They are handmade
The work all warranted. wi
A young man in Iowa pays for his
farm of 100 acres with this years. crop
of wheat.
Wherever the railroad question has
been put to vote, it has universally car
ried by very large majority.
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For dress suits, 60 to Birds. 5w2z
Prof. Seacrist is on hands with his
mammoth balloon to attend the Fair.
Grapes are coming into the market
rapidly.
IChestnuts are going to be plenty
this fall.
Prof. Kieffer was i'm town Tuesday.
He is busy preparing his second work
for the Press.
The best of Teas, Coffees, Sugar, &c.
at the store of j. p. Larimer. wi
Liberal advertisers are the men who
''mean business" Those who don't ad-
yertise only do a mean business.
Bring your butter, eggs and pro-
duee to j. P. Larimer, and in turn get
cash or some of his first-class groceries.
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Farmers have been having favor
able weather for seeding and are en-
ploying the opportunity. It4.H,faI
-Comeeright along to the stove and
tin store of VOOrhes Bros, and get your
cash for old iron and metal. If
The latest case of absence of mind is
that of young lady who, on returning
from walk with her lover the other
evening raped him On the face and
kissed the door.
A Stewart GA hen has got herself
into no end of trouble by setting on
fourteen eggs and Matching out twenty
four chickens, with seven eggs to spare.
Don't fail to notice the stove and
tinware on exhibition at the Fair
Ground by Voorhes Bros. tt
The Ladies of the Presbyterian
church will have Dining Hall on the
Fair Grounds at which all can get a
good meal.
For nice Watches, Chains, Jewelry,
&c. 60 to w. Jacobs. 5w2
The Greeley men are now wanting
to bet that Grant will be the next Pres
ident. They can't find any one to take
them up, however.
1t is currently reported that Hor-
ace Greeley will visit the Holmes cOun-
ty Fair this week and tell the people
what he knows about getting big beats
from Maine and Vermont.
The finest stock of Ladies' Shoes
and Caters can be found at Cherry
holmes Boot and Shoe Store. 1w
The Ladies of the German church
will have a dining table on the Fair
Grounds during the Fair. Proceeds to
go towards completing their new church
building.
Piles Of new Clothing at Birds.
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The editor of the Farmer said in
late issue that he did not intend to SHOW
ell any7dirt at US until Greeley was cleo
ted. We are glad he intends to let us
alone so long. We can rest secure a
long, long time.
Fresh bread and cakes at Vogel's
Bakery, baked every day. 5w3
Prof. J. Seacrist will make grand
ascension in his mammoth balloon
"Great Atlantic" during the Holmes
county Fair.
These are fall days, and although
warm and pleasant, the nights and early
mornings remind us that Summer is
gradually but surely passing from us.
Among the latest patent contri-
vances to stop runaway horses is pair
of blinders, by which the driver, on
pulling cord, instantly and etfectually
blindfOlds the animal.
I'm selling hay in Chester county,
Pa, they sometimes put heavy man on
the top of the load and bury him in the
hay in order to increase the weight.
The balloon ascension and grand
display of tinware and stoves by VOor-
hes Bros, will constitute the leading
features Of interest at our Fair. tt
The Loudonville Independent has re-
moved to Perrysville, five miles west of
Loudonville on the P. Fl. w. & c. r.
The peach crop in this vicinity is
not success. A few sellers have been
disposing of the fruit at from one or
two dollars per bushel. ~fiD
Those visiting the FAIR will find the
best place to buy Boots and Shoes at
Cherryholmes. 1w
Three valuable cows, belonging to
Mr.. Ed. Chambers, of Ripley township,
died on Tuesday last from eating too
much corn, after breaking into corn
field of their owner.
IF you get hungry when in town,
remember that you can find good din
ner at the rooms of j. p. Larimer. wi
The Presbytery of Wooster met in
Belleville, O., on Tuesday of last week,
and was opened with sermon by Rev.
v. G. Sheely. Rev. S. w. Miller preach
ed to full house in the evening.
Tobacco of all kinds at vogers
Bakery. 5w3
The attendance at the Northern
Ohio Fair last week was good. There
were not so many from this county as
there were last year. ..as
There is good deal of complaining
about pickpockets and money being lost
at the State Fair at Mansfield. We heard
nothing of the kind the day we were
there.
Len Bird sells for cash and cheap.
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