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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-06
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General @tcinmet.

.Dtt Grantfurter3ettuns i9reibt am I.
Septen,ber : IT, @'* '&S* 4 .': NJ $50.
@ir baben bisber lei, @eri@ttn, nell
DE bic Nblebun9 be6 @ommanpaten
Der erlten Nrmee, General BON iStein<
u,eb melpeten, feinen @lauben 9eldenft
une fol9li9 feline Grmdbnune gu She'll
pelren laHen, neil unS Der eirsiee
olenlble Grub, ben man bofar ar3u>
aeben peritanb> I'M b6@iten GRADE un-
ft&baltis eri9einen mubtt. General
ron @teinmeB, 70 biee es, io0e feines
pcitens entboben >pproen fein, neil er
in DEM @efe9te ppr Meb ant IA. Mu9.
feline Truppen gu iebr erpontrt uno ba>
pur& unserbdltnibmaets oroBe @erluite
perielben berbei9efubrt babe. DAP Elm
@eneral aus einem iol9en Mpti9e fet>
mes @ommanpo'6 entboben perpe, 1T an
unp fir ii@ tppbl m51li@> In benz 8aIe
aber fir jeoen unbefan9enen %puufdnoi9
unelaubli@, 100 benz Grefen, In wel&em
bas @erieben te9an0en fem fou, 3wei
mettere @9la6ten gan; unnaittelbar fol-
gen, in benen lelbf auf Die @efabr Der
9rSbten unb entlaiepenpieu Ginbube
an Manni9aft un1 70 b ettmmter 9eitest
rperoe1 mu6te, al6 ter Princes bercom>
mancant es fit notbwenptB 9ebalten
batte, f@ bel Der lebten. IN perlpn an
Die Spibe ber tdmpfencen tEruppen 81
feuen. @ou bas, mas BEL MarS la
Sour unp @rapelctte ol6 Elm Geroieni t
aeribmt wi,b> bel Nr6 &aquenerp alS
Tebler 8elten unp in per empfnplidien
@eile 9eabnoet. perpen? @pu BET SaB
81 duo faciunt idem non est idem in
einem Mu9enblide mie Der eeetnwdrti9e
NIT serlekenbner Sddrfe eesen einen
perpienten Gelrberrn Sebanobabt meroen ?
Bir fonnten un8 ni@t entl4lieben, pies
an3unebmen, uno wirben aud beute bic
GntbeSuns pes General Steinmeb Don
l,inem COMMANDO ais zines ber oielen
fabelbaften @erl6te welde BET &tie9
eebdrt wie ieitber unerpdbnt uno unerz
1rtert la0en, tpenn unS bic Tbatlade
nt9t Don suverldi1ioer Seite u. a. aud
BON einem pircft aus Dem Nrmeebaupt@
quartiere suriidfsbrenoen &etG6ta96ab<
g%eorcneten ppufdnpi9 teftdti9t piirre.
Gs miro 3mnr perludt bteielbe auf een
@elunobetts3ufano unc bos bobe Glitter
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s%ufibren> bat IS aber babel pfentar NIT
binterber erfunoenen uno unter9el6ebe<
men @prwdnoen gu tbuu. Die Grfldz
runs pes rdtblelbaften @orsanses> Der
lebtaft an Die seitwetliee @ntlo0un9 bts
Generals @oeel Don Galtenitein in BEN
&riese bon 1866 ertnnert, tpoten unc
mi6en MIR rer3ufunft iterlafen. Sbn
su reeifriren> bielten mir mie Beiaot fir
un@ere journaliail9e pRtbt> na9bem
cine sanse &eibe BON {nldnoii9en uno
ausldnoi19eu Bldttern i1@ felt pielen
Taaen NIT bemielben belddftt8t Bat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-06

99ute ter &dfeu an Der Nprb> unb
DRite ~ptr,penbet t1ar, mad BIN &yteeS>
l@ouplaBl In Grantrti@d befttbert.
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Sdla&t2 bel NoiEtpille (9leB) miro eta
pom Ter franz. 2rn,ee In WQeB periu&ter
Dur@bru& bon Rem General y. Manz
ttufet NIT rem 1. unp 8. Mrmtecorps,
Der Dipifon &ammsr unb Der 20. sSn:
fanterie>B rigooe untsr Sbrbefebl oeS
prinsen Griepri& &arl 3urldsewieien. n
&2.iSept. Die San;e fron3.. Mrn,.e IN
Seoan caritulirt. &aiier Mapsleou err
8iebt fl@ benz &6nist RON preuben. 3<9
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-06

Berlin Is. Nu9uft. - Inter ben
ee9enwdrtt9en 8erbdltni0en, woDeut19z
LAMB CUR &bpebr unp 3u@ti9ung pe6
fran35flden ueberfaQe8 istne ftr9ret6en
Gobnen na& 6roufrei& 9etroeen bat,
rirfte es %3medmd6i9 iein> an einS@rift<
den au erinnern, &peldeS s.. 6. 6. Don
:@a9ern, Mit9liep pe6 @iener Gon8re7es
leiner :3sit unter Dem Gitel -Berihtiaun<
aeu einiser irriscn pplitilden Speen am
@eibn 1873 eridetnen LIEF. isis CUR
Suee Der &epre0alien uno &ieeerver9el>
tuns", 1aste @a9ern, ~uno oab man
nun ben TranSoien in ibrem Snnern ein<
NAL Sabrbunperte lang 70 mttipiele bis
pabin mill i1 ntbt fommen. MQerbtn96
aber 3ur 9pfuun9, raB ta6 @erlorene
-wo unlere Spra9e, 100 I'M ere Cite
unp &ei@, Der gang su un6 eiuf mar>
gum She'll nod 1T, neil es 3a unlerem
59ub urp S@irm bur@au6 Woodworking
it, rabin mill id fpmmen. Trtepens>
l@la0e lanctioniren auerpinB6! &rteB
pieper %anfan9en, neil man 1i@ chen fart
fublt ura alte @nlpra&e BeltenO gu ma
9en-obl4on pas aud nur iolde Ser
oeltuns mdre - pa9esen Die politii9e
Moral Ginwonb r,aben. sic bat aber
teinen, rpenn per &1ie9 etnmal ansefan<
gen 1T, fi9 per 9an3en &eibe Der Ser
0an9enbeit gu erinnera, pernlnftiseYldn
gu fa0en uno aus3ufQbren, 1einer 5eere
Gbaten Golee gu eeben, fir bic 3ufunft
better gu forsen uno iene @t@erbeit ;u
1uden. Cont tpdre bic S@la@t BET
2eip3t9 nur cine Morb< u>1o @rduellcen
pbne 2obn fit uns." @a9ern betdmpfte
at, per 9anp Der u@dai9te Der fran31>
Nl@en Diplomatic" BON Gle6an, etnem
auf @erantafun9 bes &aiiers Nappleon
l. beurbeiteten fran31fl@en Berfe, bic
Srrtbumer, pel9e In Der Diplomatic baz
manuals i'm Sntere0e Granfrei@6 Dertbet>
riet murben. Gr mics BE Gbprbett Suz
rid, ols let Die franj6fl@e @rdn3e Elm
9eili9tbun1, tas man ni@t uberi4reiten
eiyfe als .ras Grana6fl&e) &ei9 gang
lid un;ertrennbar, unp ais Jet Der &betn
cine naturlide 8eerdnsun9. Na9 Tle1z
fan Vol. w. g. 272. erpieberte prin3
Gu9en laon auf Gorrys @erweiserun9
oes Gllailes> der @liab wdre feline franz
s5il9e propinj, ipnoern lonpern Elm er<
obertes 2anp, }wel@e8 Grontret9 obne
Mibe >pieeer abtreten m1se". 1lleber
Zen fran360i@en Grrerb @%trabbur96 Tag
Gle6an (Vol. ". g. $50: ~Die Be-
GBnabme Der pielnebr bic niurpptton
BON @trabtur9 sins Dor f@: Muf Be-
febl ee8 &rie9s>M iniiters 2ou1ot8 bate
man bic Truppen in 2ptbrin9en, BUR-
eunb uno Gllab peritdrft unter be1nVor<
manoe an ben Befeft8un9er1 ber trobtr>
ten Stdote 3u arbetten. Sic .&parer 70
Dertbeilt bab ft fia IN tpent8er als prei
Easen ner{ammeln unp cine bsbeuteuce
9lrmee beilcen tontteu. @ls Der Mini>
fer aQes einseri@tet bate, ptrlieb q ben
bof am %. Stpten1ber 1851 u1b tr.
lditn III Brttia@. Bon ID auS beta,
dirt. er 900 Monn pon ben 9Ne9in,sel,,,
tern piearpie, Drltan, NIB Npyo, ST
auf efr SteQe mad stra6baI8 absiusei
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-06

neil - cine bSbere form Der Gipiltfatten
reprtfenttrt ais bit fanatii@e 2ebre Mo-
ban1cbs. limb nit i tpeuiser Blutper>
gftbun8 btts 8eidiebt, ie tptnieer, pur&
Deuti@lanbs 3ufimmun8 I'M :3aun Qez
balttn, antere Md6te nd In pie ruiGi@z
tiirfii&e Yartie tperben mil9en f5nner,
peito u,ebr inns inne ber @ipilt(atiol miro
F& bieier sroBe eipiliiatorilae @or9on8
puljieben. y, 4. ...,+ = ". ..... ~. g. :.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-06
2ette N d t II.

Der sr1bteGbetl ber fransHfi@enGlutte
1T na4 benz 9afen Don Gberbpur8 3u<
rideefebrt. Sour In ber Moro @ee unb
int enelil9en Canal 1T cine S@waeron
fir ben S6uB Der franz, Slfe 3urldees
blieben. n1,lsis
IS wirb 1pieberbolt beri@tet, lbaB @en.
Be~aureoarb III franj Dienfe settsten lei
unp f@ e~e9snwartie I'M ideli3en Grant-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-06

1925 Sestretens an 8erb. preu.
fen bat abermats etne ftbr enereii&e91ott
an Die eaeltl&e9esteruns 8eianbt In NIL.
der e auf Elm ausfubrperbot en8lii@er
@ofet mad Grantrei@ brin8t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-06

&cm mar an, leBten Spnntag Mbenb
brilliant iuuminirt. &ube uupS ronun9
terrlden In ber Stapt uno bic italtent@
i9e Iricplpre ,pebt Don ben metfen5du>
fern. Das &elultat be6 plebtscits ~ar
Elm du6erf 8infi9e6 unp etnfimmieeS.
@pweit big .iebt befannt purben am
Dablta9e III &om $4,000 Sttmmen alb
eeseben> unter ptelfn nur sc flr ben
Yapit.
IS bat ii@ leitrem toS @era@t per<
breitet baB oer Yapf f9 na9 Malta
beeeben &perre. Giner Der Gr3z8ii61fe
Yerolt9 in letnerYrept8t am lebtenS onn>
taoe @ictor emanuel NIT YcnttuS Yila<
tu6.
Dem papf 1T cine Gbrenwa@e ftaliez
nil9er Truppen GUT @erfa9un9 9efelt
porpen uno psrieben biele slet&3eiti9 ben
ppltseipienf i'm @attcan. 49,.
piuS TX. @oQ ben @uni@ aus8elpro<
den babeu ben ttalieuil9en Truppen auf
BEN ct. ptters YlaBe }tinen Seeen 3u
ertbeilen. tE
Set tem Gtn3us btr Staltenii&eu
Eruppen In &ou fnb beretts 5 3eitun>
gen etablirt tporben ,pel&t ftbr CUTE ST.
l@dfte MAIDEN. >snf ..
Die &Suer flblen f@ elldlt@ im@e,
nuB ibrer politil@en Greibeit.
gg Gnslane. M
Gin @9iF ,peldss 8e8enlrdrtt8 auI
ber Meile Yor, Mufralien mad 2pnbpu
bteriFen If bat$1,416,200 Sob mi
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-08
PROFITABLE BOOK KEEPING.

Who has bought the handsome
saddle:' inquired saddle and har-
ness maker of his foreman, upon
coming into his shop and finding
that a very handsome new saddle
had disappeared.
Indeed l cannot tell who it was !;
and the worst of it is, has not been
paid for. | was very busy this
morning, when a gentleman came in,
asked the price of it, told me to
charge it to his account, threw it in
to his vehicle, and drove off before
/ could ascertain his name. | am
sure, however, he is one of our Gus
toners, for he has frequently bought
articles here before
That's rather a puzzling case,
really said the master scratching
his head, and some mode must be
devised to find out the purchaser
and get the pay for the saddle. Ay.
1 have it, John! Charge every one
of our customers, who have. ac-
counts open, with the saddle; those
who didn't get it will, of course. re-
fuse to pay, and in that way we shall
reach the right one
John did as he was ordered. A
few weeks after Christmas bills had
been sent out, and the foreman was
interrogated as to whether he had
succeeded in finding out the pur-
chaser.
1T is impossible to say, SIR he
answered, for about forty have paid
for it without saving a word
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-08
ATRUTHFUL SKETCH.

Let a man fail in business, what a
wonderful effect it has on his for
mer friends and creditors. Men
who have taken him by the arm,
laughed and chatted with him by the
hour, shrug up their shoulders and
pass him with a chilling how do
you do?' Every trifie of bill is
hunted up and presented that would
not have seen daylight for months
to come but for the misfortune of
the debtor. If it is paid, well and
good; if not, the scowl of the sheriff,
perhaps meets him on the corner.
A man that never fails, knows but
very little of human nature. In
prosperity he sails along gently
waited by savoring smiles and kind
words from everybody. He prides
himself on his good name and char
acter, and makes his boast that he
has not an enemy in the world.
Alas, the change; he looks upon
the world in a different light when
come upon him. He hardly
knows how to move or whether to
do this thing or the other-for there
are spies about him, and writ
ready for his back. To understand
of what kind of stuff the world is
made, q person must be unfortunate
and stop payment once in life time.
If he has, friends they will make
manifest. A failure is a
moral seive; it brings out the wheat
and shows the chaff. A man thus
learns that words and pretended
goodwill do not constitute real
friendship.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-08
WATCH KEYS.

More injury is done to watches by
with an unsuitable key than is gen
orally supposed. When not prop
erly fitted it slips off, giving the
whole train of wheelwork severe
jar from recoil; its effects on the
watch is similar to that produced ON
the wearer. when he sits down on 4
seat which is about four inches lower
than he expected. After few such
shocks, in winding it will be found
to slip back occasionally, and unless
timely repairs are made it will some
time go down with crack, that will
involve an expense of several dol
lars to repair as it should be. y key,
all brass, properly fitted, is the best;
KEY, with soft steel pipe is next
best, and hard steel key worst of
all. The solt key will not spoil
your watch, for if either give way it
viii be the key, leaving the square
of the watch perfect. Hardened keys
will not yield to wear. consequently
the watch must, and if the winding
square be spoiled, no poor workman
can replace it properly, and good
one only at 4 considerable expense.
Experience viii prove keys to be
cheaper than winding squares.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-08
BEECHER'S IDEA OF A BOY.

At twelve or fourteen certainly, a
boy ought to be able to take care OF
himself out of doors. He ought to
be able to ride horse, to climb the
highest tree, to swim skillfully, to
carry a gun safely and use it Alright,
to be of such a manly disposition
as not to provoke attack, or, if
wantonly assailed, to have such a
courageous way of using himself as
that the same miscreant will not
choose to meddle with him the sec
ond time. Nimble of hand, quick
of foot, strong of loins, patient of
fatigue. loving of action for mere
luxury. This is the hoy that the
pious mother finds it hard to train
Christianly, and when to this out
ward freedom is added the self con
troll which true religion gives, he
will grow up such man as the
State needs-as good men honor
as true women fervently love.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-08
HOW PINS ARE MADE.

1t is better than a chapter in the
Arabian Nights to go into watch.
or pin or button factory in these
days. Here for instance. is the
story how brass wire is turned into
pins:
The pin machine is one ef the
closest approaches that mechanics
have made to the dexterity of the
human hand \ small machine
about the hight of ladies' sewing
machine, only much stronger,s stands
before you.
On the side at the back. a light
belt descends from long shaft at
the ceiling, that drives all the ma
chipes, ranged in rows on the floor.
On the left side of our machine.
hangs on small peg small reel of
wire, that has been Strengthened by
running through Il small compound
system of small rollers.
The wire descends, and the end ell
ters the machine. This is the food
consumed by the snappish.voracious
little dwarf He pulls it in and
bites it off by the inches, necessarily
-140 bites to the minute.
Just as he seizes each bite,a saucy
little hammer, with a concave face.
hits the end of a wire three times,
and "upsets" it to head, while he
grips it in a countersunk hole with
his teeth. With an outward thrust
of his tongue, he then lays the pin
sideways in groove across the rim
of small wheel that slowly revolves
Just under his nose.
BY the external pressure of 4
stationary. hoop, these pins roll i'll
their places as they are carried-nn--
der two series of small files, three
in each. These files grow finer to-
wards the end of the series. They
lie at slight inclination on the pins,
and, by series of cams, levers and
springs, are made to play like light
ming.
Thus the pins are dropped in 4
little shower in box.
Twenty-eight pounds is days
work for one of these jerking little
automatons. Two very intelligent
machines reject every crooked pin,
even the slightest irregularity of
form being detected.
Another assorts half u dozen
lengths in as many boxes,all at once.
and unerringly, when a careless OPP
orator has mixed the contents OF
boxes from various machines.
Lastly, perfect genius of ma
chine hangs the pins by the head-in
an inclined platform, through rs
many slots as there are pins in row
of paper. The slots converge into
the exact space spanning the length of
a row. Under them runs the stripe
pin paper.
\ barb like part of the machine
catches one pin from each of the
slots rs it falls, and by one move
ment sticks them through the cor
rugated ridges in the paper, from
which they are to be picked by taper
fingers in boudoirs, under all sorts
of human circumstances.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-08
16.
ABOUT MARRYING.

Occasionally young men of good
character indulge in gloomy doubts
concerning the average American
women, but such doubts can easily
be traced to disappointed affection,
or perhaps it may be produced by
the horrors of a cheap boarding
house. Marriage is sanctioned by
God and common sense. 1t is the
only means whereby a young man
in this age and country can hope to
lead respectable and cleanly life.
But there are two classes of persons
who are exempt from its joys and
sorrows.
If you, young man, are deaf,
dumb, lame, blind and idiotic, and
if your ancestors have been such,
or if you are so mean that your life
is that of friendless, snarling eur,
and you feel that you could not be
anything else, even to your wife,
you can stand aside.
If you, young man, have con
ceived that ambition so common
nowadays, of being a "fast man."
if you have made up your mind to
keepssa fast horse and concubine; if
your idea of happiness is to have
your hands full of cards and your
stomach full of oysters; if you in
short, have made your arrangements
to go straight to perdition, without
change of cars, you'd better not
marry. You will spend the money
that the honorable man lavishes on
a home and its "lght and life," on
painted creatures who drag your
polluted name through every sink in
the land; who will display the jew
elry and gifts you have bestowed on
them, and curse you with a glib,
round oath for spoony and fool.
You, too economical to marry, will
have plenty to spend on long-haired
cut-throats, who will leave you at
last, it may be, to die wifeless, amid
the dust and cobwebs of the garret. |
.F0npu Fern.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-08
OLD LETTERS.

I
Don't burn them; they preach love and wisdom
OF life's Purest joys they are part;
1 read loving memories within them,
Deeply traced on the scroll of the heart.
Don't burn them-the past fades too swiftly,
o! let those dim treasures remain;
Faint records of life's fleeing moments
That the heart yearns to scan DER again.
gaze at the hearts fond confession,
Anc tears blind my eyes as read:
1t hreathes of fond love-but no matter,
Some hearts, 'tis ordained are to bleed.
Such letters I'll fold uncomplaining,
And lock them away from the sight,
The bitterness folded forever,
Regrets locked in stiffness of night.
These lines touch'd with Times shrivell'd fin
ger
Are yellow and dim like dead leaves;
Yet the light of remembrance grows DER them,
Like rays that make golden the sheaves,
The letters, though blurred, are not faded,
But speak like an old tender strain,
That flashes at once, when its music
We strive to recall but in vain.
Don't burn them-they speak mystic wisdom
That sermons or love cannot teach,
And from the vague twilight Of memory,
Deep lessons of comfort they preach.
They cling to the rocks of existence,
Like moses deep rooted for Ger,
Made green with the years that pass DER them,
Though sorrow and ruin be there
These letters are links that bind closer
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-08
BraE-s.eS.

A good time to eat dinner-When
it is ready.
More people run for office than
reach it.
Sickness of the body is often
health of the soul.
Some rather reflect truth than
practice it.
To pay great attention to trifes
indicates little mind.
Idleness is the rust of the mind,
and the blight of genius.
He who marries for wealth, sells
his happiness for half price.
Pride, perceiving humility honor
able, often borrows her cloak.
Harmless mirth is cordial
against consumption of the spirits.
A miss is greater than mile Of
misters.
What is the best corn extractor?
"A crow.
Double you oh man, is woman.
Latest Fashion for Evening Cos
tune. The Close of day.
The mosquito, as public singer,
draws well, but never gives satisfac-
ton.
Men are generally like wagons;
they rattle prodigiously when there
is nothing in them.
An Iowa woman advertises for
husband, Money no object, must
he healthy,and willing to work"
A nervous burglar in Michigan
was prevented from .ransacking a
lady's trunk the other night by COM
ing in contact with an artificial
snake.
Physicians recommend young la
dies to form walking clubs. This
is matter in which steps should be
taken.
An American traveller says that
when the Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon, of
London, gets excited he .'howls like
a wilderness.
Patrick Kellser has been sentenced
at Boston, to two years in the State
Prison for an intention to engage
in prize fight.
A would-be wit asked his uncle if
the tolling of a bell did not put him in
mind ofhis approaching end. No,
SIR he replied, but the rope puts
me in mind of fyours'
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-08
CONUNORUMS.

Who killed the most poultry
Hamlet's uncle, for he did murder
most foul.
Why is coffee like an axe with a
dull edgeg-Because it has to be
ground before it is used.
Why is Caterpillar like buck
wheat cakes? Because it is the
Grub that makes the Butterfly.
Why is an egg underdone like an
egg overdone; Because tits hardly
done.
Why is the height of horse Civ
en- in hands instead of feet:-Be-
cause it is considered handler, OF
course.
Why is it dangerous to take nap
while the cars are in motion:-Be-
cause the train runs over sleepers.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-08
County officials.
Church Directory.
NJ. E. CHURCH,


e. CHURCH,
GA HUGHES, PASTOR, SERVICE EVERY
Sabbath at l05z O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock,
p. NJ. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening.
ST. JOHNS CONGREGATION,
GERMAN SERVICE BY REV. J. sPOERRI,
every Sabbath morning, at 10 O'Clock. Sab
bath School at O'Clock
EVANG. LUTHERAN CHURCH.
SERVICES EVERY OTHER SABBATH AF-
ternoon, by Rev. Isaac Cutler.
q. p. CHURCH,
REV. W. NJ GIBSON, PASTOR. HOURS FOR
Service at 11k O'Clock, A. n. Sabbath school
at 10zS: O'Clock, A N. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evenings at N O'Clock.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
REV. A. s. MILHOLLAND, PASTOR. MORN
ing service at II O'Clock Sabbath school
12k O'Clock. Evening service 6k O'Clock
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at
~ O'Clock.
81 DISCIPLE CHURCH,
ELDER wM. SHARP, PASTOR. HOURS
for service IL O'Clock, A. N. Sabbath school
9 O'Clock. Evening service " O'Clock
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at "a
O'CLOCK. =
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An officer on a field day happened
to be thrown from his horse, and, as
he lay sprawling on the ground, said
to friend who came to his assist
ance: Il thought had improved in
my riding, but find / have fallen off.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-08
Mt. Vernon & Delaware R. R.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Phy0tCian1. -.

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, MILLERsBURG,
Ohio. onice-On Main St, 4 doors East of
the Bank. Once hours-W ednesdays, from
1to5 O'Clock P. NJ, and on Saturdays from
a,clack A NJ tn q n,clnck p. NJ 1tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-08

A good time to eat dinner-wheh