Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-11-13
IN TOWN AND OUT.

d Good hats IS cents, at Birds. 13tf,'
Len Bird is selling the best Cloth
s ing the cheapest. 13tf
Thanksgiving day the 9th of this
S month.
!, -12 Scotch suits made to order at
Len BIRDS. 13tf
The turkeys will die game on the
27th of this month.
Good coats $3.50 at Len Birds. 13ti
B. j. Young keeps the best assort-
ment of candy in town. 52tf
Fine dress suits at Len Birds cheap.
13tf
The head men of Toledo are called
"Toledough-heads."
If you want to deal with the best
merchants and business men, 90 to those
who advertise in the REPUBLICAN.
The squirrel hunters are making
daily raids into the country in search
, of game.
Cool black coats at $4,OO, at Birds.
l3tf
Under clothing very cheap. Tip-top
suits 81 ,25 at Birds. 13tf
DIR. Burner took a tape-worm for
ty-seyen feet long from the stomach of
Charles Leeteman last Saturday.
4 Ladies Mite Society of the Presby-
terian church will meet at the house of
Mrs. A. Barton this Thursday evening.
-yDr. Burner has been giving free
lectures every evening, in Town Hall,
for the past week.
1t is safe rule to patrsnize those
who by advertising let you know that
they desire your custom.
If every one wsuld pay their small
debts, the stringency of the money mar
ket would soon be relieved.
Go to Birds for your Overcoats--
] good chinchilla--very cheap. Big stock
of gloves and mittens at Len Birds. 13tf
The man who don't advertise re-
Gently, posted up placard announcing
the sale of his goods "at oxyun."
The Plasterers are at work in the
New Presbyterian church. Furnaces
are just being put in by Voorhes Bros.
Important changes of time have
taken place on the different railroads,
which are duly noted in our time tables.
e. J. ELIZA Jane) gave us another
specimen of his spread-eagle style in
last weeks Farmer.
Linen overcoats for winter wear
should be dyed dark, warm color, and
lined with popular metropolitan jour
nails.
Mrs. Wholf and Miss Myers keep
the best Toilet Powder in town. 13tf
The number of people who stop to
talk in the aisles-about the sermon of
course-just after the congregation is |
dismissed, is ON the increase.
Quicksilver mixed with the white |
of an egg is the best thing to kill bed
bugs that we have ever seen offered. 1t |
has never been known to tail when
rightly applied.
The First National Bank of Ash
land has individual deposits to the
amount of $405, ,4S5 76, while its undi-
vided profits are SIS, ,96S So.
Go to Mrs. Who'll & Miss Myers
for the best Black Velvetteen in Millers-
burg. 13tf
The Pittsburgh Commercial cruelty
intimates that its neighbor, the Post, is
suffering badly from "rush of ignor-
ance to the head"
The Sacrament of the Lsrd's Sup
r,or xUoc in, tho proc hxvfo-
rian congregation on Sabbath. Rev.
w. ]. Park Of Fredericksburg assisted
Mr.. Milholland.
One lovely trait of prominent
Democrat of the old ring, in Millers-
burg, is that he never drinks with
bolter.
An unstamped letter was deposited
in post Office, and underneath the ad-
dress was the Endorsement, 'let her
slide, p. m, she's all hunk; inside air
one of them post hole keerds."
--"If George had not blowed into the
muzzle of his gun," sighed rural wild
ow at the funeral of her husband, che
might have got plenty of squirrels, it
was such a good day for then"
The post office department rules
that single word written on the wrap
per of book or newspaper, other than
the necessary address, subjects it to let
ter postage.
Weddings are getting very preva-
lent. A while since it was cholera,
then yellow fever, and now matrimony;
always something carrying the men of,
you see.
Henry Deets, ST., of Shanesville,
while sitting in chair. Heart disease
is supposed to have been the cause of
his death.
The report reached Millersburg
Tuesday that three of the party who
killed John Nonane were convicted of
murder in the first degree. We don't
know how true this report is. We give
it just as we receive it.
A friend of ours informs us the
"Ex-officio". will have the deed ready
for the delivery of the Germans to the
Republican party by the 2Oth inst, at
which time they will "open another
box" sLet's have peace"
Mr.. Joseph 81. Newton has Law
son Furnace in his house, and he says
it is q great saving of coal. He says
alss it will pay for itself in two or
three years, besides being much more
convenient. Worries Bros. are the
agents here.
Some rascals set fire to, and burned
up, Clover Huller, near Nashville not
long since. Loss, two or three hundred
dollars. The parties doing it are not
yet known. They should be dealt with
severely. 80
"A brakeman by the name of Sam
uel Fox, of Mansfield, was instantly I
killed Thursday night by falling be-
tween the cars of freight train, near
Stibbs' factory, two miles east of Woos-
ter. He was fearfully mangled. =
"A movement has been inauguratedl
on the A. & G. w. r. z. which, is des-
tined to have beneficial influence on
all the roads in the country. and which
is to be hoped will be adopted by all
the great leading lines. This is that no
trains except those containing stock,
shall be run on Sunday.
Now is the time to guard against |
|confisgration. The winter comes on |
apace, and stoves, CRATES, heaters and
all other appliances for infusing warmth, |
which have been unused since the be-
ginning of the summer. will soon be |