The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-11-29

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Somerset, Thursday Nov. 20. 1877.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Each additional insertion 80
AdministratoEs or Executors notice...--..-- 90
Parties having advertising to pabiish win ind it
to their advantage 70 call at this office.
WASTED.-Al persons indebted to the
estate Of E. r. Msgruder, deceased, eth
or by note or book account, to call and set
tie the same by the let day of December
On that day all unsettled CLAIMS will be left
with Justice for collection.
J. J. MAGRUDER.
Nov. 14tL 1877. Administrator.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We again call special attention to the
subscribers Of THE Press who reside out
Of the county that we have TO pay post
age on all papers that arc sent ont. Of the
county, and all those who are in arrears
will greatly oblige us by sending on the
price Of their subscription.
Read the new Advertisements.
We are short Of corporation clerk.
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Thunder on the oath Of November.
All should observe Thanksgiving.
The now bridge is slowly marchiug along.
Who shows to night?
Now for the Beautiful Snow. o.
Bring on that corn!
We want that coal as soon as possblel
Tom johnson has the, ffnest and laies.
styles Of hats.. yl~ W y1s'
F.A. Ditioe has knocked the pins from
under high prices in the grocery line.
Gs, your neishbOr to subscribe for THE
II you wish number one meat hogshead
call on George Flaut,.
We make the last call for produce &c.
this week.
The weather has been warm and disa-
greeable the past week. ..r....
Our streets were crowded last Saturday
and business was brisk with our merchants.
Our business houses we believe are to
close doors today.
J.C. curran isalready making prepara-
tions for grand holiday display.
fs ths compulsory ed ucation law in our
village to be enfoaced7 sf
K There has been considerable stir on tn e
change ofbooks In Hopewen Township.
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The Somerset Steam Mill is doing first
class work and lots Of Il.
Jim Kelly is keeping the lamps in first.
class order. #l glE
Call at Walkers & Russells and see their
large stock. 't
Mrs. Wilford Starner is very low with
consumption and her recovery is doubtful
The Council will meet on Monday eve-
ming next. -s .-....
The senior editor of the Herald has the
Hopping cough. ...
Many gobbler gobbled his last gobble
to-day and in turn will be gobbled.
The boys propose to have first class
dance at the hall to night.
The best selected and cheapest stock o
Hardware in Perry county, at J. W. Hull's
Lsviiis old stand.
See prospectus of the Scientific Ameri
can In another column.
For fine lap robe or horse blanket q,
toJ. w. Huils. .s--r q ~--.rs
.. .. SOMERSET, Nov. 27, 1877.
Fresh arrival Of double barrel sho
guns at J. w. Hulls, cheap, .'as1e
The Organ for the public schools ha
come TO hand. i-'
The funeral last Sunday of the late Mis-
Angie Skinner was largely attended,
Somerset has not been slighed in the sho'
business 90 =, ~ 81 .,.eFE T. e..
. Look out for thieves calling thenselvt
tramps. '-l-
Subscribe for THE Press We will Civ
you double the worth Of your money dr
ring the coming winter.
The Murphy movement has quieted OIL
town and We now can claim one of Il
most peaceable villages in Ohio.
Mrs. J. H. Shearer, Mrs. Anderso
Mrs. Retta Ziegler, and Mr.. W. o. Shear
were in attendance at the funeral of the In
Miss Angie Skinner. -s-