Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-04-27

nature 10 the lovely.
| Truth is not always won by long
hard toll. A moments insight is some
times worth life's experience.
The season for sitting on circular saws
has begun. A man down East sat on
one the other day, and they buried both
of him in the same grave.
Why is the REPUBLICAN like wife
Because every man should have his own
and not borrow his neighbor's.
"As spring approaches, rats and
reaches from their holes come out; and
mice and rats in spite of cats, gaily skip
about"
The Salem Republican has been selected
as one of two papers in Ohio to publish
the Laws of the United States.
The mind has in it more room than
most people think it has, if they would
but furnish the apartments.
That civility is the best, which ex-
cludes all superfiuous formality.
We have had few days of quite cool
weather.
| In this envious and calumnious world,
every man walks with his head in a
cloud of poisonous flies.
Good manners are sure to secure re-
spect.
Some one called Richard Steel the
"vilest of mankind" He retorted, with
proud humility, at would be glorious
world if were.''
The ties that connect business men
with the public-adver-tise.
The smaller the calibre OF the mind
the greater the bore of perpetually
open mouth.
The HOLMES Co. REPUBLICAN almost
invariably arrives at this post office from
the north. Have the late earthquakes
changed the geographical position of
little Holmes ?-OrrUille Crescent.
Strange things will happen some
times.
Mr.. W. I'll. Hites has sold his interest
in the Doncaster House, Orrville, to Mr..
Westover, who also bought tile st. Cloud
lately.
Sunrise-the old gentl eman helping
his son out of the bed in the morning
with switch.
Good temper, like sunny day, sheds
a brightness over everything. 1t is the
sweetener of toll and the soother of dis
quietude.
Now is the time to rake up dirt and
rubbish in your yards, and burn it or
haul it away. By so doing it will greatly
promote good health as well as improve
the looks of your premises.
Winter, who strips the leaves from
around us, makes us see the distant re-
gions they formerly concealed: so does
old age rob us of our enjoyments only
to exchange the prospect of eternity be-
/ fore us.
The Canton Rep. and Rep. says their
new Mayor is sweet potato direct from
New Jersey, and thinks the Democrat
would have made terrible fuss if he
had been Republican carpet-bagger
instead of Democrat. Altogether
likely.
B.R. Cowen, of Ohio has been ap-
pointed by the President, Assistant Sec
retary of the Interior. Thus Ohio has
the Secretary, and Assistant Secretary
Of that department.
Fifty additional hands have been put
to work ON the big cut at Mt. Holly.
Cairo boasts of man who hasn't
combed his hair for three years. Millers-
burg has plenty of such, but they pay a
good deal of attention to their wigs.
Hon. a. F. Perry, and Hon. James
Monroe, two of the ablest of the new
members from Ohio have each delivered
excellent speeches on the Ku KluX bill,
which attracted the attention of the
House.-Mt. Vernon Republican.
The Cleveland, Mt. Vernon &c Della
ware Railway received another new en-
gine last Sunday. 1t is a powerful thir-
ty ton engine, mate to the "Orrville,"
and is from the Baldwin Locomotive
Works, Philadelphia. 1t is named Mil
lersburg," and is the third engine of the
same size that the Company has pur-
chased within year.
A. Waits is in receipt of the latest
New York fashions for spring ahd sum-
mer of 1871. Advertisement next week.
The accommodating livery man, O..
A. Wilhelm of Wooster, has just got
himself very handsome city Phaeton.
Those desiring a real pleasure ride when
in Wooster should give him call.
r. X. Enos, Esq, Deputy Collector of
Fifth Divisions of the 18th District of
Ohio informs us that he has resigned
said offices.
| Clarion can be seen at the old Still
House stable, Millersburg or at the sta
BILE of Pocock and Sons, Bloomfield.
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A young lady went into music store
and asked the clerk if he had Glowing
Eyes" He replied, "I'm told so by the
girls"
We are always glad to have our
friends send us in all news that will be
of general interest to our readers that
may occur in their respective localities,
but we cannot give a quarter or half
column of our space in putting all the
business men of any place who do not
advertise with US.
The REPUBLICAN Office is receiving n
lot of new wood type.
Werlich, Gasche & Co. are selling
Hardware cheap.