Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-23

the penitentiary.
Am economical fellow says when
his stockings wear out, he sews up the
tops straight across, and puts them on
his feet the other way, thus making 4
good fit for square-toed boots.
-"Come, gentle spring, ethereal
mildness, come"-and sprolt our newly
sown garden seeds.
Still another way of killing cat
has been found. One died recently in
New York from licking the face of a
lady, who had just dressed herself for
the street, and had improved her COM
plexion.
Some one asserts that the early
bird caught cold, instead of the worm.
Who'll, Uhler & Co. have shipped
over $500 bushels of Clover and Tim
othy seed during the past season. About
twenty car loads.
II. S. Weston intends moving his
grocery the first of April, few doors
west of where he now is, into the build
ing where Hoxworth's Millinery store
is at present.
Weston has already been supply
ing his customers with new vegetables.
| Mo lady should go out calling
without being furnished with Visiting
Cards. Leave your orders at the Re-
PUBLICAN Office, and have them printed
neatly and expediously.
An obituary lately appeared in an
exchange, of which the following is the
concluding sentence: "Thc deceased
had vigorous frame, sold goods on the
one-price system, and died lamented by
many who did, and many more who did
not, know him.
1t is said that kiss on the fore
head shows respect, and kiss on the
lips denotes love. If this be true, there
is but little respect shown to young la
dies in Millersburg.
Why is Woodworking man like
dog biting his tail? Because he is try
ing to make both ends meet.
The Oldest son of Louis Fritz.
formerly of Millersburg, now living in
Orrville, was thrown from horse on
Sunday, and had his arm broken. On
Monday it was thought his arm would
have to be taken off.
BENZ. Franklin drew the light
ming from heaven, Morse tanned it, but
it was left for the REPUBLICAN Steam
Job Office to turn of Job work in the
very best style.
The hotel in Chetopa, Kansas, is
temporarily closed, on account of lit
tie difficulty between the cook and the
proprietor, which was settled with n
pistol. The proprietor is in his grave
and the cook is in Jail.
There have been many definitions
of gentleman, but the prettiest and
most pathetic is that given by a young
lady. IA gentleman" says she, is hui
man being combining 4 woman's ten
derness with mans courage
Some people make great flourish
about always doing what they believe
to be right, but they always manage to
believe that is right which is for their
own interest.
A correspondent from Winesburg
writes that the prospect for wheat never
was better, as general thing, in Paint
Township. The fine weather is giving
it strong growth. If nothing should
happen it, the harvest will be heavy.
The prospect for all kinds of fruit Is
good.
We are in receipt Of a good COM
munication, which we cannot publish,
as only fictitious name and address is
given. We cannot go contrary to our
rule concerning anonymous contribu-
tions.
Samuel l. Mitchell, of the firm OF
Mitchell and Biddufi, Commission Mer-
chants of New York, called in to see lis
on Tuesday. He is looking very well
Mr.. NJ. is first-class business man and
one to whom our merchants would dc
well to make consignments.
Through some mistake We an
nounced that Anna Dickinson would
lecture last Thursday evening in Woos'
ter. She lectures this Thursday eve.
. ming. Subject: "To the Rescue"