Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-04-20
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Rich music-A million-air.
Ladies talk--spring fashions.
House cleaning time draws near.
A foreign climb-Ascending the Alps
This is said to be the year for locust;
4 side isSue-An Englishman's whis
kers.
The farmers are now busy with thei
spring work.
Corn planting will soon be the orde
of the day among the farmers.
More new type just received at thi
T Office. Bring on your job work.
The first man that ever had spar
rib-Adam.
Those modest spring flowers, the COW
slips, are in full bloom.
The roads have BEEN quite dusty al
ready.
R.C.&J. T. Maxwell are selling lot
of clothing.
Saturday last was good day.for grair
dealers.
If you come as. guest, stay not toe
long.
Vegetation springs forth rapidly thi'
warm weather.
Calling Cards neatly printed at the
REPUBLICAN office.
| Illinois Strawberries are now in the
Chicago market.
Hon. NJ. Welker is on visit TO De:
Moines, Iowa.
b. Herzer has put nice new tence
around his house and yard.
Air is about eight hundred and X
teen times lighter than water.
Water, when converted into steam, in
creases in bulk 1900 times.
The greatest artificial cold ever pro-
duced is 81 degrees Fahrenheit.
Ohio was first settled in 1870 by emf
grants from New England.
An editor asks, ''what is home without
two or three dogs and a few eats
The Republican party is inpregnable
because its principles are undying.
Matters of local interest are what we
most desire from our correspondents.
Consult your interests by purchasing
of those who advertise their business.
Little Barefoot with his cheeks of
tan" appeared on our street last week.
The horse is curious feeder. He eats
best when he hasn't bit in his mouth.
A hot-bed may be made at any season
of the year by setting the. mattrass on
fire.
What kind of dates will be cheapest
after the Democratic nomination Can
didates.
About one hundred buildings are in
process of construction at Leetonia this
season.
Sanford c. Hill, the great Almanac
maker is lying dangerously i'll at his
home in East Liverpool, o.
The moon reveals itself more consplc-
uously when it is full, the same with
some of our young men o'nights.
By the Republican party the war was
brought to successful conclusion and
slavery destroyed.
Jacob Schultz of Wooster, came very
near being drowned while seining in
Apple Creek, fewdays since.
Why is a young lawyer like the ma
tional currency? Because he is legal
tender and somewhat green.
The new spring bonnets can be sent
to purchasers by mail for two three-cent
postage stamps.
The Treasurer's books are now opened
and he is ready to receive the June
taxes. .....
The explosive force of closely con-
fined gunpowder is six and half tons
to the square inch.
Gray and brown linen in all shades
will entirely supersede buff this sum-
mer.
The wheat looks well in most places.
Some fields look rather bare to insure n
first-class crop.
The greatest height at which the visi-
BILE clouds ever exist does not exceed
ten miles.
n. P. Mccormick has a very nice as
sortment of Watches, Jewelry, &c. Can
be bought at bargain.
Should you want anything nice in the
grocery line call in and see J. P. Lar
inner. Family flour always on hand.
Mrs. Hoxworth has moved her milli-
merry establishment into the room lately
occupied by Mrs. Battin.
No sash is worn except with morn
ing toilettes, as everything is cut with
basques of polonaise.
Potato-bugs have been unearthed in
Van Vert county, alive and kicking.
They should be suppressed at once.
Brentlinger, the man who so brutally
murdered his wife some months ago in
Lima, was executed on Friday. the 18th
inst.
The waist for a fashionable prone
made suit is after the polonaise and the
basque style. or something between the
two.
During the month of March, twenty
marriage licenses were issued by Judge
Burns, of Coshocton county. A very
fair showing.
Some of Millersburg's young men are
afflicted with "down on the lip Their
anxiety lest the disease may strike in. is
distressing.
The fact that Mr.. Welty Jacobs keeps
none but the best of Jewelry, Watches,
Clocks, &C., has secured for him a good
and substantial business.
Millersburg has two of the best Hard
ware stores in this part of Ohio. 1t takes
live men to make live business, and that
is what Millersburg has.
The new bonnets have some of them
been baptised astollows: "Ilma de Murs-
ka," "Charlotte Corday," "Clotilde.-
''Lorne.,'