Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-11-27

Go to Mrs. Who'll & Miss Myers
for the best Black Velvetteen in Millers-
burg. 13tf
--latest styles of hats and caps just
received at Maxwells'. Call and see
them. 5tf
If you want any groceries, go to B.
]. Young. 52tf
-Smiggins predicts a severe winter
on the ground of the large matrimonial
list.
The Postmaster General has reduced
the fee for registering letter to eight
cents.
There is so much subscription de,c
on this paper, that our readers all have
bad colds.
Fine dress suits at Len Birds cheap.
l3tf
As s'the DEVILS to pay" our de-
linquent subscribers should remember
that We need money.
New subscribers are coming in
rapidly. Everybody wants the REPUB-
LICAN at their firesIde, and in their home
circle.
Some OF the peculiar constitutions"
of this town ought to be wiped out.
They are an unmittigated nuisance and
disgrace 20 the town.
Good coats $3.50 at Len Birds. 1877
'-B. J. Young keeps the best assort-
ment of candy in town. 52tf
Mrs. Wholf and Miss Myers keep
the best Toilet Powder in town. 13tf
Good black coats at $500, at Birds.
13tf
If you are out of debt and have
paid years subscription to the REPUB-
LIcAN, you are on the sure road to hap
piness.
THE best stock Of blankets at lowest
prices, at Mayors. 15w3
The Harris & Josephine seamless
Kid Gloves at Mayors. 15w3
The most staid, sober and sedate of
our housewives do not object to putting
on "minching" manners ut this season
of the year.
When you come in to pay your
taxes also stop and pay the printer what
you owe.
Some of our street crossings pro-
duce different effect from the panic.
The former sends dress goods up-the
latter sends them down.
Oysters only 25 cts. dish at Wes-
ton e. Huston's. 15tf
Mrs. Weston's Mince Meat at Wes-
ton & Huston's. 15tf
The finest assortment of Rubber &
Jet Jewelry ornaments, chains, &C., just
received at Mayors. 15w3
The editor of leading Democratic
paper has boil on his nose which he
attributes to the Administration of
President Grant.
Porter, the child-murderer, of Co
lumbiana county, who was recently re-
captured will be tried on the eighth Of
December.
Sheet Music for sale at the post
office.
An old lady by the name of Crate
hung herself in our infirmary on We'd
nesday of last week.
The only place in town to get a good
set of Mink Furs, is at Mayors. 15w3
Mayors have genuine Mink Furs At
$15 set. 15w3
-Coshocton is building a court house,
Jail, shcriff's residence, gas works, an
opera house, and number of private
dwellings.
We furnish Envelops with Busi-
ness Card thereon, nearly as cheap as
the blank envelopes can be purchased
elsewhere. u
Ladies Mite Society of the Presby-
terian church will meet at the house of
Mr.. Baird, Thursday evening.
The Oberlin Times remarks that the
severest feature of the coming winter
will be the new style of plug hat.
While the Democrats have elected
their State ticket in New York, the
Legislature is strongly Republican.
Persons not having a competent
knowledge of the English language,
may be challenged and prevented from
serving as petit jurors, according to an
act passed April 26th, 1873. I'D
We mentioned the Ruby Furnaces
in our last issue. We would remind cur
readers that Worries Bros. are the ex-
elusive agents for this county it is de-
cidedly the best in the market. The
Presbyterian church has two that work
like charm.
Cal. Magers has resigned the super
vision of the tunnel work on the Dres-
den Branch Of the C. Mt. & c. Railroad
and resumed the duties of City Marshal
OF Mt Vernon, to which office he was
elected last spring.-Mt. Vernon Banner.
The Postmaster General has decided
that postal cards cannot be rendered in
payment of unpaid or short paid mail
matter, and that to affix printed matter,
as slip from newspaper, to postal
card, whether with or without writing
on the same, is to make the card liable
to letter postage.
-"Confidence is all that is wanted"
we are told, s'to make money matters
easy again and greenbacks plenty"
but we have had a world of confidence
| lin our delinquent subscribers), and
yet green backs are as scarce as Repub-
lican victories.
This from the Cleveland Leader is
peculiarly appropriate: Occasionally
there is moonlight night, and then
fer the next two weeks, the cheerful
lamplighter remains by his domestic
hearth, and the public plod through
mud and rain, uncheered by the glim-
mer of the street lamps" ~
Chicago wants to have the next
worlds fair held there. ''In the first
place." says the Boston Post, "it isn't
certain that the next world will have
fair, and in the second place, those
who'd be likely to attend it will prefer
more pious town in which to celebrate
| it.