Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-11-23

next ,oeek in this paper.
Christmas has come at Geo. Schnorr's
establishment.
Hunter the murderer, it is said, was
not believer in capital punishment.
Bricks have come down, at least one
come down our chimney the other eve
ming.
The american Button-hole Setoing No
chine takes the lead. Don't buy any
other until you see and try it. 45tf
Hon. Martin welker will please ac-
cept our thanks for copies of the Con-
gressional Globe Of lS70-1.
Rev J. D. Nunemacher will preach in
Town Hall, on next Sunday evening,
at 61s O'Clock, in the English language.
Don't buy any sewing machine until
you see and try the American Button-hole
Seeing Machine. 45tf
Mr.. John Shrimplin, an aged citizen of
and toas buried on Saturday.
Another new arrival of Dry Goods,
Notions, Trimmings, &C., &C., at Clark
& Sons, Wooster, Ohio. 13w2.
Joe. P. Tidball left Millersburg on
Tuesday morning for Alliance where he
expects to remain until spring at least.
Success 60 oith him.
| Our attention has been called to the
American Button-hole Se,oing Machine
which of all sewing machines is the ma
chine. 45tf
Car load after car load of lumber is
being received at the new lumber yard,
and our lumber men say they can sell
just as cheap as any body dare sell.
Clark & Sons, Wooster, O., are selling
goods at low figures, and. invite all who
visit Wooster to give them call. Their
selectionsof Dry. Goods. &c. Is complete.
13w2.
T. B. Raft, Esq, is setting good ex-
ample to other property holders in this
place. Go and see and do likewise, and
you will have the thanks of many per-
sons.
Wade Armentrout, formerly of Hayes
vile, was in town a day or two since |
and called on us. He is now travelling
for Hyde, Ayers & Co. of Ne,o York. |
He is looking as tcell as ever.
A country editors sole editorial in one |
weeks issue was that "If anything will
make man feel juicy about the heart,
it is to talk velvet to pair of sky-col-
Ored eyes, by moonlight, in clover
field"
Some Wooster boys get a pretty good
showing up in the Shreye Mirror last |
g.,
men making the pretensiOn they do,
and then act in such a disgraceful man.
ner, should be exposed.
A neighboring editor was serenaded
and in the next issue of his paper COM
plimented the serenading party on their
'judiciOus taste in the selection of
pieces" He was informed by listener,
after the publication, that they had
played the "ROgue's March,"
The members of the German Evangel-
ical st. Johns church, will give Grand
Picnic and supper at Town Hall, for
the benefit of their congregation, on
Thursday, Dec. 9TH. Good music will
enliven the exercises. Hours for enter
cordially invited.
The Indian who lassoed the locomo-
tive and was thereby transported to the
happy hunting grounds, has lately had
a rival in brother red man, who, after
a too free indulgence in sire WATER"
built his wigwam on the railroad near
st. Paul, Minn., but had most disastrous
luck in attempting to stop freight
train.
The Dahoman language is easy enough
to learn. The word jug is expressed by
saying see-nOO-nOO-ce-a-vOO The
moon is hath-ee-a-hing-f flash -dO-wee. !
Should one wish to compliment Daho-
man belle, to express the word beauti-
full he must pronounce ee-nin-dag- bee
dag-bee. Sixteen is an-fang-tong-nOo- {
koOh-nOoh-deh-poh. 1
d. G.. Evans, of Orrville, Ohio, sho,oed
us something nice and new in the Crack |
er line the other day. 1t altoays affords
us pleasure to speak of business men of
enterprise. Mr.. E supplies nearly every
to,cn in this part Of the State, aoith his {
excellent crackers. He makes the crack !
er trade speciality, though he deals in
other articles.
We would direct attention to Messrs.
Bliss Keene & Cos. advertisement of =
the new remedy for !
Cancer, Scrofula, and all diseases result 1
ing from impure blood. The cures ac-
by this remedy, as reported, a
are truly marvellous. Messrs. Bliss, !
Keene & Co., are regular physicians of
high standing and thoroughly reliable.
A funny yet serious accident happen
ed lately to Mr.. J. M. Stewart, of Yel-
low Springs. While playfully scuffiing
with his wife, wrestle was proposed, ,
and at it they went, which wrestle re-
suited in Mr.. 5. being thrown and hav- ;
ing one of his legs broken in the fall. =.
A warning never to marry a woman :
who can throw you.
Are you troubled with asthma, dropsy b
or any chronic diseases, you should by a
all means consult the "Blind Doctor" b
,oho toill visit Wooster, and can be coll O
suited at the American House, on the d
4th and 5th of next month. We do not a
hesitate in recommending this doctor as n
zoe kno,o of some cases of long standing
that are fast being restored to good C
health. d
When you step into store and see the ,
pfOPfteeof uHu utt ftto huHuS Ouoy Uutttfy /,
on customers, and the pauement lined soith :
store bo1es containing ne,o goods you may !,
kno,o that a good business is done. Such
is the case ,oith Clark q Sons, Of Wooster. /.
They take the lead there because, having a /.
in the east they dl,odys man
age to haze on hand all the latest styles out,
in the Dry Goods and Notion line, and sell
at such l0,o rates. 1t certainly is the best
place in Wooster, to get bargains. 14to2.
1t is said that If puff of air were to
be blown into vain of an animal, e
death would instantaneously follow, be- C
cause circulation would be stopped. p
The blood makes the entire circuit of {
the human body every seven minutes,
and whenever this circulation is i'm
peded or any of its channels are clog
ged by impurities which ought to be /
carried off, disease follows-fever or a
disorder of liver or kidneys, or scrofula, r
or dyspepsia. To get at and remove thed C
source of the difficulty, use the old and h
nfallible blood purifier, DIR Walkers 4
California Vinegar Bitters. 12w4
Just a Question or Two.
OF the innumerable questions which