Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-08-25
H Mr.. Hull will please receive our


spective neighborhoods-z BY so doin:
they win enable us.to give the genera
news of the county. Send in the fact
just as they occur, and as soon as they
transpire, and we can arrange them fol
publication.
cB The University, of Wooster, viii
be opened for students on the Sth o
|. September. On the 9Th the inaugera.
ton of President and installation o
Professors, will take place.
H The grain business has been live.
ly for some time past. There has heeI
a great deal sold in this market already
since harvest, and it is coming in rapidly
every day. The price having declined
checked it somewhat, yet there Is no,
much prospect of it advancing for :
time at least. v.c ~ 1la1O grsa sDs
cY A man in London tripPcd over :
crinOIine and was killed.
i HJ.J J. Sullivan of Nashville, dealer il
Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions &C., is
doing a good business. All in that sec.
tiOn of the country would do well IL
give him call, as he sells good good,
and cheap.
8- A certain man declared a few
days ago, that he had found the perpet-
ual motion, and said he would apply I'M
mediatelyl for a patent, for fear soms
other man might find it out. On being
asked what it was, he replied, "My wife,
tongue
eH We call attention to the article OF
Mr.. A. B. Frey in this issue, on '.Bee
Culture" Mr.. Frey is one of the best
bee culturists i'm this section of the
country. He has promised to favor us
with series of articles on this subject
which, we have no doubt, will be very
Interesting to those of our readers who
are lovers of bees, 7and who desireato
pry into their habits. ,oSIlUg ! y
H Lowell r. Crawford, son of Mr..
Ezra Crawford, about years old, died
suddenly on Sunday the 18th inst. On
Saturday, the day preceding, he was on
the street, apparently as well as ever.
sB Why is John Bigger's boy larger
than his father? Because he is little
Bigger.
| e Amt there more dogs running at
large i'm the streets of Millersburg than
is usually allotted to q town of its, size
"a A few days ago man by the
name Of Vallandingham, several miles
southeast of Wooster, was kicked by a
horse, and almost instantly killed.
a The County Commissioners will
meet ON the first Monday i'm September.
| iE~ There have been more accidents
from lightning this summer, than for
years past. Accidents to human life, as
well rs the burning of buildings. And
such is not the case here alone, but all
the papers throughout this and adjOin-
ing states, are full of statements to this
effect.
8 Rev. Mr.. Sellers, of Allegheny
city, preached in the Presbyterian
church in this place last Wednesday
evening. His sermon was a very fair
effort for a young man. He is doing n
good work in the city, having establish
ed church out of Mission Sunday
School.
N The " Young Folks Rarar' is the
title of new Rural and Literary
Monthly, designed for Young Men and
Young Women, which is to he issued by
II. n. F. Lewis, the publisher of the
Western Rural, at Chicago. Prizes are
offered for stories and contributions
from young writers. $l.OO per year.
K The Republican Convention of
the 18th District meets at West Salem,
Wayne Co., to-day, wednesday, for
the purpose of nominating candidate
for Congress in this district. There are
several candidates in the field; Welker,
of Wayne, the present Congressman,
Dougherty and SlOcum, of Ashland, and
Monroe, of Lorain, are all in the field.
H Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons owing Farra, Wholf & Co., by note
or book act. to step up Immediately and
settle their Indebtedness. Books and
notes to be found at
J. MULVANE'S.
eE The first exhibition of the North
ern Ohio Fair Association, will be held
ut Cleveland on the 4th, 5th, 9th and 7th,
days of October next. Twenty thous-
and dollars are offered as prizes in the
several departments of live stock, farm,
garden, orchard, vineyard products,
mechanics, manufactures and domes-
tic goods, works of art, science, etc
This Association was. organized in Feb
ruary last as an independent joint stock
company with cash capital of one
hundred thousand dollars, all of which
has been taken by citizens of Cleveland
and vicinity, and the management placed
in the hands of Board of the most ac-
tive and responsible business men of that
region. We have no doubt that this
Association will do great deaf Of good
toward advancing the interests of the
several departments mentioned.
E The Cleveland Herald has the fol-
lowing:
"Pcace hath her victories no less re-
nowned than war;" Ohio's war heroes
were in the foremost rank, and now
Ohio leads in a peace victory by one of
| her woman heroes, Miss NJ. f. Green of
Alliance who is the first compositor that
has made her way into the Government
Printing Office ut Washington. Green
is good color; "green suits my complex
ion best, and green it shall he" said the
milkmaid, whose imagination ran away
with her wits and down came the milk
pail, and her resources for purchase of
the green dress were suddenly cut off.
But Miss Green of Alliance is not the
foolish milkmaid.
Mrs. Sheets of this place was bu-
ried on Sunday afternoon. Her re-
mains were followed to the grave by a
gooilly number four citizens.
Those of our business men who
have been unable to get their advertise
ments ready for this issue, will please
have them ready by Monday next
Some whom We called upon We're not in
while Others We did not have time to