Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-02-01
yhe atolmss County farmer.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisement
A. j. Bcli-staternents Of Insurance Co.'S.
e. \. .Vorwcrk-German Insurance Company
A Bro PUFF.-If you want n big ant
agreeable puff go to WEsToN's and ge
scgars or box of his "lIun kec- pun kic '
PRETTY STEEP distilIery, at thi.
place pays revenue tax to the amount Of
about $3.50 day. 1t amounts to S2j an
hour, or 40 cents per minute. Quite live.
ly taxation
TRY RYlT.-Crystalline iluminator, the most
complete and perfect iuminator of the age.
Try it. For sale by ii. s. WESTON, w. X.
YERGIN, GEORGE ScHNoRR, FoLwELL &
YoUNG and s. II. WERLICH.
WITHOUT GLOVES. A contemporary
threatens to handle the corrupt majority in
Congress without gloves. We beg to sug-
gcst that, if he would come out of the con-
test with hands unsullied, he had better
procure manure fork.
YoUNG AMERIcA.-Th other evening at
supper, we were hailed by our four year old
with: ''Pap, wish you would get me a
new pair Of boots so / could grow big and
vote against the abolitoners." There S
rising Democracy for you.
mn
COMPLEMENTARY immense MAJ
meeting of the mechanics and workingmen
of Columbus, held on Thursday evening,
passed resolution complmenting Senator
CRrrcuFIELD for his efficiency and prompt
ness in looking to their interest.
TIE CONSTTTUTIoN.-The are now
serenty-tro propositions before Congress to
amend the Constitution. Judging by the
number of repairs suggested, WASHINGTON
JEFFERSON and their assistants must have
been set Of intolerable botches in Consti.
tuition making
TIE MOoN.-This year, there were two
full moons in January, there will he no full
moon this month, and there will be two in
March. 1t is wondered when the same
thing will again occur. 1t did happen in
lS41, and will again in 1885, and as gen
eral thing every nineteen years.
AccIDENT.-Mr. ALFRED UnL, of this
township, made n narrow escape with his
life on Friday last A large saw-log, which
he was loading, accidently rolled OF him,
doing him considerable injury. His physi-
clans, Drs. BIGIAM and PoMERENE, con-
slider him in a fair way for recovery.
TALK.-People will talk, and generally
about what they see in the papers. There
fore, those who have anything to sell should
advertise it. Business men who are too
short sighted and pcnurious to advertise are
not the men to deal with. The liberal ad-
vcrtisers are always liberal dealers.
BRIGHT PRosPECT.-Thc State Auditor
of Ohio suggests to the Legislature that the
taxes on realty should be increased % per
cent. 1t is more than probable that the
recommendation will be adopted, since
Congress and our State Legislature do every
thing calculated to benefit negroes, or op-
press white men.
OUR You've Folks. The February
number ofthis chidrens favorte is on our
table. The children pronounce this rare
number, fully equal, ifnot superior, to any
of its predecessors; which is paying it a
high compliment.
Price $500 per year. Address Ticknor
4 Fields, l24 fremont ST., Boston.
GoDEY's LADY's BooK-The February
number of this Oldest and best of ladies
magazines is on our table, This is an ex-
cellent number, both in the fashion and
literary departments.
Price $4,000 per annum. Address Louis
A. Cooley, N. Il. cornerSixth and Chestnut
Sts., Philadelphia, Pa.
TIE LADY's FRIEND.-The February
number of this truly lady magazine is re-
ceived. The steel engraving, "Ncws From,
the Var, is entirely out of season and un-
called tor-"lct the dead past bury its dead. +"
The fashions and literary matter are good.
The prospectus of this magazine for this
year cmbodies splendid list ofcontributors.
Price 80. so per year. Address Deacon e.
Peterson, 3l9 Walnut ST., Phia.
DOCUMENTS are under repeated
obligations to Hon. MARTIN WEIKER for
important public Documents. Judge
WELKER is very prompt in attending to the
wants Of his constituents in the way of bust
ness affairs, and documents. We much re-
gret that he acts with such disunionists as
STEVENS, SATAN, SUMNER & Co., and with
them votes the white man down to the level
Of the negro.
WORTH REMEMBERING-It is said that
by laying piece of charcoal upon burn
the pain subsidies Immediately BY leaving
the charcoal on one hour is healed, as been
demonstrated on several occasions. The
rcmedyis cheap and simple, and certainly
deserves trial. you want horse lini-
ment, superior to all others, call on DR..
RAIFF. Thousands bear testimony to its
efficiency in all cases where lniment is re-
nuirad H,r he hool,a, sl,ot ,,obIo