The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-09-18
TO DELINOUENTS.

TO DELINQUENTS.
We must have the money due US in or
der to meet our expense and want one and
all to either call and &c tie or send the |
amount ut once.
Pay your subscription.
BreiDg on that coal?
We must have money.
There will be no fair this year
Tbos. johnson wants TO see you.
General Sheridan and family left for
Chicago Tuesday morning.
For nice mild cheese go te Kenpfs.
u is now in order to elect new fair
Board.
When you want . good job of we'll
cleaning done call on Col. Kelly.
Frank A. Dittoe the leading grocery.
The business on the rail road 10 any
thing but brisk for this season of th e year.
Van Law & Williams are determined
not to be undersold. Call and see them:
Will Doubleday has re.ured from New
York.
Get Dittoss prices on qussnsware before
buying.
Blessed is the man that paysth his sub
scription.
Gen. Sheridan and wife attended the fu-
neral of Mrs. Dittoe.
Every thing in the qusensware and glass
ware line at FRANK DITToEs.
Col. Jackson and wife we're in town last
Sunday.
Give Kimpps 40 cent Tea trial and you
will buy it again.
The Perry county fair will begin on
Wednesday, September oath.
Ed. Kempf. mustang is opposed to Ia
boring on Sunday.
When you go 10 the Newark Fair call
and see Sears 4 Baker. II will pay you.
. Dittos just received an !othsr large in.
voice Of queens ware.
1 c.,
!; cents per pound. ....
Our schools are prospecting and the aver
age daily attendance is large.
The independent voter will vote to sui
himself this fall.
r. M. Barr was enrolled last week on
the sick list, but 10 again able to be about
Wall Cains contemplates . visit Il
, bingham in few weeks.
Last Saturday was An other brisk day
with our business men.
1 The grape crop in this county will no
. yisld one fourth Of a fair crop.
= A new arrival of fresh peaches n
Ksmpfs.
, Choice new sweet tand delicious prune
just received at F. A. DrTroEs
CASH FOR WHEAT.
We are paving one dollar per bushe
for wheat. RoDENFELs & AsHBAooK
! Doubleday & Son open their Dry Good
n store next Saturday.
The largest stock Of qusenswars in tn
county at F. A. DIrroE'
g Tie man that prides himself on "aevs
voting scratched ticket" still lives.
Darst g. Rram have just received or
O hundred thousand pine shingles.
y w. L. Mains will open an insurance An
n collecting Office.
;" E. Kempf keeps 6 grades of teas from 2
CO cents to dollar.
There is an effort being made to run ],
= seph A. Flauu as an independent cand
date for Land Appraiser.
E: Large quantities Of grapes are daily b
"a ing shipped from this place.
=
,e Kemprs 13 cent green coffee is spIend
Our subscribers who are in arrears wi
confer favor upon rs by renting Il
amount of their indie ebsednees 1t once.
At A grade has been established and ,
" suppose the work of piking the square vi
'ir soon commence.
Only 5 cents paper for Wigwa IN sm
king tobacco at Kempfs.
We have lost one Of our drug stor
MT. Hull has pulled up stakes and go
back to his old stamping grounds.
The d. & o. Railroad and number
machine shops are discharerng hundred
hands, having NO use for them.
81 The roads leading to the coal banks
lined with teams going to and from ,
banks.
Good roasted coffee IA cents as Kemp
Hrs. Katie Weaver has returned fr
Brownsville, where she has been teachi
music.
Best brand nour only 80 cents sack
F1ANK A. DITTo
NE The Township Trustees have had %,
raj road cases argued before them the p