Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-10-06
Mr.. Weston will be out with al
next week.

Mr.. Weston will be out with al
advertisement next week.
See new advertisement of Who'll
Uhler & Co. They are doing a bi,
business.
. j. E. Koch, jr. is out this weel
with new advertisement, of what b,
can do. Give him call.
We call attention to the new ad
vertisement of Werlich, Gasche d Co.
"A new pavement is now being
laid in front of Daily's Marble Shop.
This week Harpster, Rudy & Co
announce to the citizens of Holmes and
adjoining counties, that they can sell
hardware cheap. We ask for them a
liberal patronage.
Prof. J. NJ. Kieffer and lady have
been in town for few days past.
| The Northern Ohio Fair COM
meneed at Cleveland on Tuesday, and
will continue during the week.
"A rumor prevails that a man was
robbed of 5000 one night in a bridge
near Port Washington, in Tuscarawas
county.
Take the REPUBLICAN and then
you will not be running into the Drug
Stores for butter and eggs, nor the
Hardware Stores for marriage licenses.
We hope our friends, when they
come to town would drop in and tell us
of the news of their respective neigh
borhoods. Don't think that somebody
else has told us, and that it is not neces-
sary for you to come. By so doing you
help to make the paper more interest
ing.
The long wished for rain has come
at last, and just in the manner to suit
the occasion. Had it come i'm torrents as
it sometimes does it would have run off
without penetrating the ground. But
coming in that gentle way the earth
took it up as fast as it came.
Canton is now the largest city on
the Ft. Wayne Road between Pittsburg
and Chicago with the exception of Fort
Wayne.
1t is reported that King William of |
Prussia gets $1,9OO,OO0 salary yearly.
When you hear a minister say,
zone word more and we will have DONE"
you may be sure that he will finish in
side of half an hour.
A young man named Ball was
severely injured, perhaps fatally, while
playing game of Base Ball at Newark
several days ago. The ball was struck
with great force, and hit him near the
Ear. He fell as if shot, and bled pro-
fusely. He was about 10 years of age,
and of excellent character.
Prof. George E. Day, D. D., of the
Theological Seminary of Yale College,
md Editor of the Theological Eclectic,'
says of "Our Fathers House," DIR.
March, in this new book, has shown
great power of conception and express
ion, which every intelligent reader will
'ecognize and enjoy. |,
Take Ayers Sarsaparilla to purify
he blood and purge out the humors,
,imples, boils and sores which are I
merely emblems of the rottenness
within.
The advertisement of NJ. Shoup {
will appear in our next. Mr.. S. has re-
eived large stock of Stoves and Tin ,
ware. He makes specially of manu- t
acturing Copperware. S
When John Saxton, editor of the I
anton Repository, the Oldest paper in f
'hio, heard of the battle of Sedan, and o
he capture of the Emperor, he wrote :
nd published the account of the event i
4 a column parallel with a reprint of "
he account he wrote and published in s.
lie same paper of the surrender of Ma "
oleon at Waterloo in 1916. He is the
My editor, probably, in the world, who
as written of the exit of both Nal
OleOns in the same Daper. l.,