Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-11-09
IN TOWN AND OUT.
VINO causht the white Ow1g

Resting on his owers-The man who
lives on the interest of his money.
Go to Mulvane's for the best Red
Flannel, at % cts a yard. 1lw3
woman's gift to mana clean shirt
for his own individual use.
The apple crop this season has been
very heavy!
You can get boy IS suit for $3.50 al
Birds. Aft
Song of the Fawn? Call me early,
mother deer.
The approach of cold weather makes
business brisk for our merchants.
A Louisville seven-year-old boy
drank quart of whisky and died.
You can buy Oysters at Weston's for
81 90 per can; one-half 30 cts. 5tf
: The woods have almost lost their gar
ments. Too bad this cool weather.
! Smallpox has almost disappeared in
: Pittsburgh.
Two thousand five hundred tons of
> broom corn were burned at Chicago.
Go to Mulvane's for Fancy Lap Robes
at low prices. l1w3
A lad recently died in Pittsburgh
! from the effects of swallowing q nail.
A very large quantity of apples have
been shipped from Millersburg this fall.
James Farra is putting new picket
| IN, Of hnnsn
Main Street.
The fruit crop has not been so large
in this section of country for many
years as it is this fall.
President Grant has appointed Thurs
day, Nov. 30th, as day of prayer and
thanksgiving.
just think of it. You can buy the
best all wool Blankets 10-4 wide for
$3.50 at Mulvane's. llw3
| Don't buy any sewing machine until
you see and try the American Button-hole
Se,ofng Machine. 45tf
Ten thousand communists have been
released from the Paris prisons by order
of the court. ...s f-..
Another revolution has commenced
in Mexico. Mexico is very slow en-
gine-only one revolution week.
Let every one attend the Oyster Snp-
per in Town Hall, Thursday evening.
Supper 40 cents.
HIS. Weston & Co. are selling Oys-
ters at 81 90 per can. Crackers 10 cts
per pound. "a .Hi-.rt 5tf
The turkeys have already begun to
roost high. Thanksgiving day has been
appointed. e-nF h. ,,,
Weare still in need of money. viii
our delinquent friends give us their as
sistanee a h7 -. .t-
They charge twenty-five cents ad- |
mission to church weddings i'm Hamil- |
ton.
The American Button-hole .Se.oing Nd
chine takes the lead. Don't buy any /
other until you see and try it. 45tf
Don't wait minute but go right |
away and purchase one of those beauti-
full watches at Frey's.
A thirsty old topper paid his last ten
cents for drink, the other day, and |
sang, "I'm sad, and yet smile."
You can save % per cent by buying
your Cloths and Cassimeres, at Null |
yane's. 11w3.
The work on the st. Johns church is
going bravely on. The walls are up
and ready for the rafters and!roofing.
The Methodist Mite Society will meet
at Mr.. William Cary's, next Friday
night. ..
Several car loads of lumber have been
received at the new lumber yard of
French, Reed & McCulloch.
A California paper states that the big
tree known as Andy johnson, in Mari
posa Grove, fell with great crash not
long since.
A man "out west'' is so stingy that he
his measure, so that it will take less
cloth.
Sale bills, posters, programmes, cards,
bill-heads, letter-heatls, etc., done with
neatness and dispatch at this office.
Send in your orders.
Our Millinery establishments have a
gay appearance, being crowded with the
latest fashions. Their show windows
are quite attractive. al-.t
David McClarran, of Wooster, was
severely hurt on Monday by tree fall
ing on him that had been lodged. Sc
verely bruised but no bones broken.
S. H. Cherryholmes, and Worries &
Hudson have the fronts of their respec-
tive store rooms newly painted. Look
ont for the "red-hotn fronts. Good bar
gaiAs can be had there. :.'f 4
1t, is not work that kills men; it is
worry. Work is healthy; you can
hardly put more upon man than he
can bear. Worry is rust upon the
blade.''
"Five years ago." remarks the Phila-
delphia Press, eve fought the Democra-
ey with the spelling book, and whipped
them. This year our weapon is the ar
ithmetic, and it is just as deadly"
Mr.. W. W. Renfrew has bought the
Critchfield house on South Clay street,
and will move into it soon. Mr.. Grit
fin and family have gone to Akron to
live.
Josh Billings says in his "Lecter::"
g Rats originally came from Norway,
and nobody would have cared if they
had originally staid there. A lady
friend remarks that they still show their
gnawaway origin"
A large lot of new Bibles and Testa-
nents have been received at the Repos-
-itory. Persons wishing Bibles can get
them very cheap by calling on A.
Shrimplin. Repository at his Shoe
Store.
Paper currency Is very scarce in some
parts of California. Gold and silver is
the medium. One of our subscribers
had to hunt over three villages before
heeorHd get enough to pay his subscrip-
ton to the REPUBLICAN.
Noble and Holmes counties, Ohio, cast
just one vote each for the Prohibition
ticket. The people of each will prob
ably be hopeful under the circumstances,
when they reflect that one goose saved
Romeo Cleueldud Herald.
A curious observer of men, women,
and things, has made the discovery that
men and boys invariably run the heels
of their boots and shoes over outward
ly, while women and girls run theirs
over inwardly.
A deputation of Americans waited
upon Mr.. Washburne, the American
Minister, and presented him with SER
vice of plate as recognition of his SER
vices tn his cOunfrvman durin0 tha