Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-09-01

ney & Appleton, are doing good pho
tograph business, the secret of this is
that they make number one pictures.
We refer our readers to their advertise
ment for particulars.
of all the Fish Stories and every
other kind Of stories We have ever heard,
the following takes the palm:
i The Keokuk Gate City says: Messrs.
Palmer & Holcomb, egg merchants of
Independence, had 10000 dozen eggs
packed in their cellar. The heat of the
atmosphere had a vivifying influence on
the hen fruit, and their establishment
may be conceived on going into that
vault the other day to find 10000
chickens.
81 wish it would rain," was the cry
last week.
al wish the wind would stop throw
ing DUST" was the song on Monday fore
noon.
"How hard it does rain," the excla-
nation Monday afternoon.
"What beautiful weather we are now
having" we hear on all sides.
Still they come! Who9 Why,
subscribers to the Holmes County RE-
PUBLICAN.
Jonas Priest, an old resident of
Holmes county, died at his residence near
Loudonville, Aug. 13.
MIR. Negelspach started East this
"wednesday morning, to buy an i'm
mense stock Of fall goods which will be
arriving in week or SO.
We have been receiving numer-
Gus compliments through exchanges
and letters on appearance of our paper
and the quality of reading matter.
The Union Agricultural Fair of
Holmes county, will be held at Millers-
burg from the 9th to the Both of Sept.
1870. Great preparations are now being
made to make it one of the most inter-
esting Fairs ever held in this place. The
premium list will be published in our
next issue. The Fair Grounds compare
favorably with any in this section of the
country. There are excellent accommo-
dations for stock. The farmers of the
county should take great interest in the
improvement of every department per-
tanning to their own special interest,"
The ladies, we have no doubt, will see
that their department will not lack in
completeness. A good Stock and Agri- |
cultural Fair is great benefit to a |
county.
i presume our readers have no
ticed the column of advertisement on
the fourth page of our last issue, headed
Watches and Jewelry, then tripping off
in measured rhyme-"Let earthquakes
come, &c. Mr.. Welty Jacobs is an en-
terprising Jeweler, always keeping up
to time, and ready to please the most
fastidious with any thing in his line of
trade. He understands his business, and
we would ask for him liberal share of
patronage.
For want of time this week, We
have not been able to get around to see
what improvements have been going on,
but we hope soon to be able to give an
article on Millersburg as a business
place.
We publish on our first page of
this issue an article on Bells and Bell
ringing to which we call the attention of
our readers, especially our music-loving
readers. To any one who has heard the
bells ring in any or all of the ways
mentioned, will recall the beautiful SEN
sations created. Those who play will
find it pleasing recreation to practice
these rounds on the piano-especially |
the wedding peal.
We are under obligation to Rev.
DR.. Cunningham of Georgia for late Sa-
vannah papers.
N. P. Mccormick is out in flying
colors this week as will be seen by ref
erence to another column. Mr.. Nc. is |
wide-awake, clever business man, and
has very nice jewelry store. He also
keeps musical instruments. Mr.. Nc. be-
lieves in advertising.
We have received few copies of
the Canton daily Repository and Repubi-
can, and find it very neat, well printed
paper, giving all the late telegraphic
news &c. Success to the enterprise
w. r. Yergin is offering great in
ducements in Wall Paper and is selling
his paints, oils, varnishes very cheap
His drugs, chemicals, perfumery, toilet
soaps &C., are numerous.
1t may happen that this number
of our paper will not reach some of our
subscribers as the names have not all
been sent in yet, and our mail book not
yet fully arranged. By next week We
hope to have everything corrected.
We respectfully request all who
have been soliciting subscription to the
REPUBLICAN to forward all the names
secured, as we do not wish to miss any
one, and don't forget the 50.
We are under renewed obligation to
our many friends throughout this and
adjoining counties for the large number
of new subscribers sent i'm since our last |
issue.
We invite special attention to J.
A. Leopold's advertisement in another
column. Mr.. L. is selling all kinds of
Groceries and Provisions at low figures.
Has just received some very fine Wes-
tern Reserve Cheese. Has also ordered
some more English Double Barrel Pat
ent Breech guns. See his advertisement.
Go to NJ. Bird & Son to buy your
Clothing. Its certainly the place to
buy cheap. Iw.
We have just laid In an extensive
stock of Bill Heads, Statements, Note
and Letter Heads, Cards, Envelopes,
Shipping Tags and other stationery gen.
orally used in printing offices, all of
which we work up in any style desired.
Give us call.
~ Rev. Theo. L. Cuyler, d. D., says
OF "Our: Fathers House," is smoothly
written, and will be popular among the |
masses.