The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-01-09

Quite e number from here attended the
,all at New Lexington on New Years tut
light. ma
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All subscriptions taken from this time oct
or THE SOMERSET Press for one dollar tn,
md fifty cents in advance. as
But three more numbers yet remain to
III oul the second year Of THE Press, and
I is to be hoped that every subscriber e.
sho IL owing us will come forward and n;
ettle. 81,
The Berkev land WAS sold by Sheriff Por- OF
er last Saturday for thirty dollars per wi
acre.
Mrs mother in law of w,
lohn Auchaeur died AT his residence on m,
Saturday last. Her RENAME were taking to-
% Muskingum county for interment.
Why don't the school Board have the m
pavement in front of the school yard clear ca
ID Of Snow? ca
Would it not be we'll to pass an ordi- OF
nance compelling property holders to clean tr
he snow from the side walks in front OF re
heir property? '"
"Bush" Eagle has not had his trial on
.he charge Of resisting and asssulting an ="
officer
VIM. Russell is lying very i'll with paral u
ysis. He had slight attack on New Years u
day, the next morning he was completely as
paralyzed. At this writing he is still in a k'
ethical condition. u
Our old friend John o. Sullivan has III
taken under his wing "partner through W
life" by the name of Mrs Dennison. te
May their union be blessed by the smiles
of fortune.
Some thief stole several chickens New
Years evc., from Rev. Louck's chicken
house. The thief cut the heads of and was n
tracked by the blood TO near the Columbus
street bridge. Some of these scoundrels
will yet be made suffer for their theiving
We have received the subscription of
Rev. B. F. Thomas up to January 20, 49,
70. We will acknowledge all receipts of
money through THE Press that comes by
mail
Endorsed by the people as a..safe, reliable,
harmless and cheap remedy. DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
No one complains that whiskey is too
high at ten cents drink, but some will :, =
spend half day tryingto buy pound :,
of ten cent sugar for nine. :
John L. Sheridan took his departure on Ii
Monday last for some point in Indian Ter t,
ritory where he will 60 into business. He
takes with him the best wishes of a host
of friends. /,
Col. NJ. V. Sheridan spent last Sabbath
at his old home leaving on Monday morn
ing.
MARRIED.-By Rev. NJ. Loucks, at the :
home Of Mrs. Sarah Parks, sister of the
bride, Mr.. Albert o. hartman to Miss /,
Matte Swineheart.
Sleepless nights and chesrless days wall
be prevented il you use use DIR. Bulls Ba-
BY Syrup to Induce sleep and composeure
for the Baby. Price 25 cents.
The chimney of Mrs. Wards residence
took fire last Friday evening and created
some excitement on Happy Alley. g
John P. Huston bought the frame prop
erty sold by o. T. Mohler last Saturday
for two hundred and fifty dollars.
There was "racket" in Lewis saloon ]
last Saturday evening and one of the par
ticipants was struck on the head with a
buggy whip which caused the blood to
flow freely.
]. Murray Brown was in town last Mon
day on business concerning the Snow Fork
Coal Company. Murray is looking fine
and is in the best of spirits, and is building
up an extensive trade in Columbus.
Charley Russell has been removed by
the B. & o. Railroad as watch of the
trustle- works, place which he has filled
for q number of years. Dan Kelly has
now to attend to both the TRUSTEES and the
cut,
We are requested to state that for the
entertainment at Town Hall, Saturday
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