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HEI.MBoEg.s ExTaAG1s
. DvTcE TO THE BROKEN DOWN
IN HEALTH, THOSE OF BAD BLOOD
AND OLD MAIDS IN PAR
TICULAR:
April, MAY. AND JUNE.
PURIFY THE BLOOD IN THESE MONTHS.
FLUID
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
cures all eruptlons OF the skin.
FLUID
FxTRAcT saRsAPARlLLA
cures the worst form of blood diseases.
HELMBOLD,S FLUID
EXTRACT SAESAPARlLLA
enters readily into the circulation OF the blood.
HELMBOLD's FLUID
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
beauties the complexion.
All powders and outward applications destroy
the skin, rendering 1t harsh and coarse. Look
at the skin or old maids and those that have
used such any length Of time. My advice Is to
discontinue them and use
HELMBoLD's
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA.
One bottle is equal In strength 10 one gallon OF
the syrups or decoctions as usually made, and
a wine glass added to q pint Of water equals TIE
celebrated Lisbon diet drink Try 1t this way.
DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE;
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS,
A PLEASANT, SAFE, AND AGREEABLE
CATHARTIC,
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS,
USED IN ALL AFFECTIONS WHERE PUR-
GATIvE MEDICINE IS NEEDED.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS:
TO A CHILD AND TAKEN BY
CHILDREN.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS
sUPERsEDE MAGNEsIA, SALTS, AND
EVERY OTHER PURGATIvE..
CATAEBA GRAPE PILLS
CERTAIN IN EFFECT AND PLEASANT IN
OPERATION.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
Is NOT A PATENTED PILL.
HELMBoLD's
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
ARE COMPOSED OF
CATAWBA GRAPE JUICE
AND FLUID EXTRACT
OF RHUBARB.
PROCEED IN
THE SPRING AND
SUMNER MONTHS,
to insure NEW LIFE. NEW BLOOD, NEW
VIGoR: Purchase two bottles o. HEL.MBOLD'S
SARSApARILLA and one box OF PILLS
WORTH THEIR WEIGHTIN GOLD.
No better investment can be made for SO small q
sum.
HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
has acquired a WORLDWIDE FAME.
All Of my preparations are mtritotious. A Pc
Rod OF twenty years has PROVED THIS to be the
case.
See m Ks made by Benjamin Travers, F. r.
s., &c. Speaking of those diseases, and dis
eases arising from the excess of mercury, he
that no remedy Is equal to the Extract Of
Sarsaparilla its power is extraordinary, more so
han any other drug am acquaiLted with. 1t is,
In The ~strictest sense, u tonic, with this invaluable
attribute, that 1t is applicable to q state Of the
system 90 sunken and vet so irritable as renders
other substances Of the tonic class unavailable or
INJURIOUS.
Sac romorka oP tho HPpaT ruENTaTA and
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n n. WALKER e. CO.,
~. FIRE MAXINE. AND INLAND
INSURANCE AGENTS,
OFFICE, No. l014 MAIN STREET,
nn1ur Mancrc L. II Nanru u 10

Buildings, merchandise, furniture, and personal
Of all kinds, In the city and country, III
suret against loss or damage by fire at the l)west
rte: III companies of the highest standing.
Tubacco In warehou ,cs and marine and inlAn
risks taken 1T The lowest rates.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
10 81
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

JOHN A. MEREDITH. J. PRESTON COOKE.
MEREDITH & co Il svvs ,r,w
Attend all the Courts held I'm the city Of Rich
mond, both State and FEDERAL. and In the countit $
Of Henrico and Hanover. Office corner or sih and
Franklin streets. ap5-lm*
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STOVES AND TINwARE.

r B. MOUNTCAsTLE, $40 Broad street,
COOKING AND HEATING STOVF. It needs
no wood, no coal, no chimney, no etove pipe. You
have no smoke nor ashes, and the most perfect
regularity OF heat is produced both above snd
below the fire. All in want OF such articles should
call and see It. On EXHIBITION 1t $40 Broad street.
md 20
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E SPRING 0
j q L l = SYCLE f.,

j q L US SYCL f..
No. so3 MAIN STREET, BET. 9TH AND ls1u.
Bfgs to inform his frie IDS and the public thu, bo
has just returned from the North with a comni.I.
stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DPY G0nDs
NOTIONS, &C.,
which shall be sold at prices to suit the times.
PLAID POPEINS, all col0rs, IS 10 35c.,
JAPANESE PLAIDS and POPL'Ns, Is 10 ac
&c .rtiful SATlS-SrRIPED GRENADINES,
3jc., worth 65c.,
SICK GRFNADlNFS IN figures and s.ripes,
LAWNS, FlG'D CA MBRICS, and PERTAIEs
PIQUES, from 25 to 75c.,
TUWELS-lnrge LIT. very cheap, II yds. long. 20.
LADIES UMBRELLAS anu PARASOLS, al
HANDKERCHIsFs, LACEs, EDGINGs, snt
FRILLIEGS, v, ry low.
Full lines of WHITE GOODS.
SHEE1INGS, sHIHTiNGs, C~ASsINERFS.
TWEEDS, COTrOHADES, JEANS,
Large stock or GENTS FURSISHTEG G0ODa
All OF which ! shall sell IT The loves, prices.
JULIUS SYCbE, 9o3 Main street.
ap 5-3m Second door from eth.
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AUCrION sAIEs-Thas nay.

AUCTION 4A1aKS-Thie Day.
HIGH coNsTABLE's SALE. aaass
viii sell at public auction. THIS MORNING
as IL O'Clock, at nv Office, the following articles,
to satisfy sundry distress warrants In my hands :
MARBLE-TOP BUREAUS, a
MARBLE-TOP WAsHSTAED5,
BUREAUS,
wARDROBTa,
WASHSTANDs,
afni.VERHpLATFD WARE,
CHAIRS, CARPET,
REFRIGERATOR, SAFES, STOVES,
Lot OF half-inch FLANK, &c.
It A. W kOSEN, H. G. C. r.
BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.
A LARGE LOT OF BOOKS AT AUC-
II TION.-On SATURDAY, April 9Th, at IL
O'Clock. I will sell at my auction-house q portion
Of q PRIVATE Library. consisting iii part Of
SWIFT, sTERNS. SCOTT
BURNa HOGARTH, HUME,
TEHNYSON, ROLLIN,
BYRON, SHELLY, &C.
Catalogues viii be readyon Friday.
ape tho. W. KEESEF, Auct.
Immediately after the gboye sale, will be sold
about 100 LAW-BOOKS.
It THOS. ". KEEsEE, Auct'r.
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DOR RENT, that very desirable Ga
Il THREE-STGRY BRICK Residence ssss;aiit
on the north side OF Main, bt tween 80 and 4IIl
streets, next to ST. Adams Hall, with ten ror ms
rad all the modern conyeuieDces; also, kitchen
s.i.h four rooms. brick stable, and rarri2ge-house
Apply 10 GkUBBS L. WILLIAMS.
(. nS-3t
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A HOUSEHOLD NECESSrT Y.-Tbe
~ WHEELER & WILSON SEWING-MA-
GHlNE should be found In every household. THE
hundreds OF thousand; of families now using IL
witl bear testimony that 1t Is the best, most accu.
rate, slmplest, and neatest machine made. 1t is
noiSeless, and makes lock. stitch alike on both
Sides Z large variety Of styles on hand. Sold on
the lnstalInent plan. c.. L. RAILWAY,
aS 7s Main street, south side.
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
NE VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED 1874.
:!ppICr cORNgR IF 10TH n BANK STREETS,
igsares Buildings by perpetual or annual policy.
losses cquitably adjusted and promptly paid.
The quota for 1871 having been reduced, persons
h.ving property to insure Will find ii to their inter-
Il. A.. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent.
JOHN Is. UAEFORTH, Secretary.
HENRY l.. D%AEFORTn, Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL II. PULLIAM, Collector.
DIRECTORS:
JAQUELIN 2. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM G. ALLEN,
JOHN G. HOBSON,
JAMES DUNLOP,
WILLIAM GRAY,
II.
SAMUEL {. TARDY,
JAMES n. GRANT,
ALFRED IT. HARRIS,
JOHN EEEELAND,
GARRETT +. WATSON,
GEORGE DAVIS,
WILLIAM n. PALMER. oc 10
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See remarks Of the GREAT CHEMISTS and
MEN OF AMERICA, WIN. K. WARNER
& CO., l54 north Sd street, Philadelphia, Pa:
III. T. HELMBoLD:
Esteemed Friend,- Il congratulate you on having
the handsomest and at the same time the most
EFFECTIVE PILL that I have ever known for
the PURPOSE Intended.
WIN. P. WARNER Il Co.
Il. z. HelmboLd,"
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n r y G. y 0 D !
IMPORTANT NOTICE I!

TO LADIES OF RICHMOND AND VICINITY.
LARGE OPENING OF SPRING pOrLtN
LU,TRhS, for ladies' suits, CSC, 10 great vIriey
Popuu Robes ut astonishingly low prices, 10
whi>h We invite special attention.
A large lot OF medium Dress Goods Will he found
on our cen. re counters.
The sale OF our cheap Chamhrays at 2oc., Lawns
Stripes co., .Bcreees from SC. up, Will con.
Ladies VIII find not only very choice thing, bur
real bargains III our White Goods stock.
Fine Huckaback Towels, s2.75 per dozen;
Fine BarnsleY Double liamask Table Linen, 80;
Irish Linens, Long Linen Lawns, from s5c. 10
$3.50;
Figured Br,lliants: from l5c. per yard p
Plain Soft Cambrics,
Jaconets, Mulls, Nainsooks,
French and suglish Swiss,
Book Muslin,
Innings. &C.,
all worthy OF Immediate attention.
BARGAINS IN
Llama Lace POINTS,
Real and Imitation Valenclennes Lacts, E!Sin2i,
Real and Imitation English Thread Lace,
Ciuny Laces, crochet ana Embroidery Etg!rgj,
III less Than Importation prices. -.
We invite special at ention to our SIC. and u
Ribbons LADIES'. Hosiery. and Gents Furnish.
ing Goods ut DUCKWALh E9U>s,s,,
NH 81 No. 1913 Main street.
r G. COURTNEY & SON,
u SIS BROAD STREET,
are opeaing an elegant q: assortment! or
SrRISG DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, PARASOLS,
CAsSIMERES,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
UNDERSHuITS and DRAWERS,
TOWELS. TABLE DAhASk,
MAESEILLES QUILTS,
CORSETS, HANDKERCHlEF+,
RIBBONS.
and full stock Of
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
which they are Offering at the LOWEST MAR
KET PRICES. NH 90"
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DROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK;

COMkASl Of INV 1Osh'i
ASSETS NEARLY g.. ooo, 900, AND RAPIDLY
INCREASING.
slOo, 900 DEPOSITED WITH sUPERINTEN-
DENT oFNEW YORK INSURANCE
DEPARTMENT,
for the protection of its policy-holders every
where.
$40. 900 IN VIRGINIA REGISTERED BONDS
DEPOSITED WITH TREASURER
OF VIRGINIA,
for the protection of Its Virginia policy-holders.
Total removal of all restrictions on travel and
residence. No permit or extra premium IS re-
quired, and the assured may reside or tra'ei oh
any part Of the globe.
The guaranty of A CASH sURRENDER
which is definitely stated In dollars and cents, and
Is endorsed on each policy when Issued.
RATES As Low AS CONSISTENT WITH
FINANCIAL SOUNDNESs.
PRoMrTITUDE IN PAYING LOSSES.
NO CHARGE FOR POLICY OR STAMP.
"THE BROOKLYN LIFE"
WAS The first company to endorse a guarantee OF
a definite amount Of surrender value upon every
,,n,nnany doing business In Virginia that gives its
policy-holders the advantage of this liberal tea
turr. WI
oinis, who will be literally dealt with.
hppiyto TiiOS. NJ. ALFRIEND son,
General Agents.
Office No. 9o2 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
IR. O.. +. MANSON, Medical Examiner.
nj ls.lw
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Will remark in conclusion that his remedies
are the result Of long and careful study. The
Fluid Extracts have been before the public TWEEN
ty years the sale of them in that time proves
their value. All have been benefited by them
who followed my Instructions, and to-day they
stand UNEQUALLED in the extent Of their sale
and UNSURPASSED by any medicament in the
dispensatory of the United States, not excepting
a single herb, root, plant, or scientific prepara-
tion.
Pharmaceutical I claim all mine to be, and have
never patented a single one.
ALL STAND ON THEIR MERITS.
The Pin 1 have thought of Offering to the afiict-
ed for ten years. They are now perfect, and I
shall stake my time. money, and fame, on their
effectiveness. The inviting style in which the
Phi Itself La made, the bottle, label, wrapper, all
show with what care they have been prepared.
After examination, no English or French prepars-
"
ton will show greater care, and I am really proud
Of them. Instead Of the nauseous-looking, care
lessly-prepared Pills yended generally, and put
up In wooden boxes, and made generally or Offer
ed by those having NC experience us physicians,
druggists, or maugfaeturers OF medicines.
Test the medicine offered by
Your OBJ :dient servant,
H. 7. HELMBOLD,
Crystal Palace Drug Store,
SEQ Broadway. New York.
Palace Pharmacy, Gilsey House, Broadway and
9th streets, New York, and Temple OF Pharmacy,
Hotel, Philadelphia.
T. s.-Helmbeld,s Fluid Extract Buchp has
. worldwide fame. ap Ism J
L--& 1EZEE 80 III 49,.
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WHOLESALE CROCKERY HOUSE.
j. 1903 MAIN ST., RIG, MonD.-T have now
aud the United States, one of the iarrast IhtaoIpte
selected. and cheapest stocks OF CHINh. q, ~
and WORCESTERSHIRE GOD ever ofgeras
merchants from Virginia, worth Carolina. AVID
tennessee. guaranteeing TO them prices rs low AS
any repAeking house North or South.
NH Is JOHN ASTIEp \
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HANDSOME BRICK TENEMENTn.

HANDSOME BRICK TENEMENT ga
- = \ SOUTHWEST CORNER of ss#i
BAhSR FOUktH STREETS FOR SALE.
j am authorized to sell The handsome and conye.
Greatly ARRANGED BRICK TENEMENT loc,ied
as@noFe now In the occupancy of Mr.. 4 lesander
Tiabt. Ihe lot has q front OF 3lNl99 feet Io a MIDI
aiicy. Inc dwelling Is nearly new- has I've rooms
nesineS closets, front and rear portlcos extepdlr .
the "hole length OF the house good brick kltch. e
ana otner buildings, including in excellent stshir
&c. Ihe whole premises are In excellent order
TERMS Reasonable. Apply To
ap G-3t w. GODDIN, Real Estate a.a,,
EOR RENT, d NEAT FRAMEn g.
II DWELLING. No. 40s Grace, between E&I
Monroe aud Henry streets, containing six rooms
Kitchen, &C., and In getd order.
j. NJ. TAYLOR,
aps.St Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
DOR RENT, that large and conye. o.
l. nicut ID YELLING Ut the nOithwes cor Esi
her OF Grove and Haryie streets, with Two acres vi
ground attached. Rent very 10 =" 10 4 good tenant.
Apply TO
apl eOdit GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
DOR kENT.-I am about to erect HsEss
\ buildings over my water power. near the E:Sad
0td PAPER niili, on 10th street, suitable for ell inlIl-
lha anu neclanlcal purposes, which / will rent or
FRANKLIN STFARNS, !
ihh"eri0t lois Main street.
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EXCITEMENT ON BROAD STREET

A GREAT RUSH FOR THE BARGAINS.
PRETTY GOODS-USEFUL G0rDS-LOW
PRICE,.
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SEWING-MhCHINES OF ALL KINDS
~ RErAlEED. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW.
iaS MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. we sell
snS Only pisOfEk NEEDLES for the SLOAT
CLLIPTIC MACHINES.
- SLOAT u ADDINGTON.
nA leR CARY street. near Fourtaanth.
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FOR SAFE END RENT

DOOM FOR RENT.-A nice, COM Ga
III modious FRONT ROuM on Main, be- E::i
tween 9Th and 10th streets, (up stairS,) sultap { Tor
m.ny kinds OF business, or iOr a lodging room for
one or several persons, for rent cheap II imlpe-
diAie application be made. For further inforua-
lion. apply at PALMEk'S rooms next door TO
Journal office. sOsly
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EISH! FISH! FISH !-S~xss.
i Having leased the vain <bleS sNSssSNSSgS
iishtry ON tie Chesterfield side OF Jams rIyer
sao&n rs Walkers, aud opposite Richmond. /
am n0gs HTapArSd to furnish from danes -.
Waas,sJ Issggaayfaa!S ss.2 and q, Se8aMarket, all II. DIS
o, fTEsn FISH, at an hines. Alao, asal0a.e NO,
'io OH re- Irsst,bswee Broad and Marshall SITS.
"p'-Stassa4ae}Is D. ROSE,
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BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctloneer,
No. 1917 Main street.
GROCERIES,. &c.

afkVSjE1EbhqS NSs
V7IRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
Y AIN AND NINTH STREETS.
pounds WHITE SUGAR for 81,
10 mounds NEW ORLEANS SUGAR for 81.
pounds RIO COFFEE Tor 81
S mounds LAGUAYRA COFFEE for 81
. mounds JAVA COFFEE for 81,
10 pounds RICE for 81,
10 bars LARGE-sIZE SOAP for 81,
bushel MEAL for 81,
pounds LARD for 81.
dozen WOODS ROE BEHRING'S for u.
[apsl
Z OOO FAMILIES TO SUPPLY
C,UOO EVERY WEEK.
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS EARLY.
The wagons will leave the store for CHURCH
and UNION HILLS and ROCKETS at 10 A.
M. and T. NJ.
For OREGON HILL and UP TOWN at II A.
M. and NJ. ,
Goods ordered after those hours must wait their
turn.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
ans-1w corner Main and eth streets.
TREsH GOSHEN BUTTER,
CREAM CHEESE,
PINEAPPLE CHEESE,
EDAM CHEESE.
SHIELDS Il CARY,
Sole Agents for Onondaga Flour,
an7 600 Broad street.
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%sSsURANCE

STrTEMENT Or THE CONDITION
y OF THE VIRGINIA. ERE AND ~ NIL.
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f.. l.. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
+ lST. OF LETTERS REMAINING IN

I :" NIL q Y III
Persons calling for letters In this list will please
say '.Advertised.'
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-13
Terrible Storm,

On last Sabbath fierce storm swept
over portion of our state, doing con-
siderable damage. At Hudson it W as
very great, tearing up trees by the roots
and breaking and twisting them in every
shape. A small grove of naples was
completely demolished. The corn fields
were flattened as with roller. At Day
ton, also, the storm was very severe up
roofing forest and shade trees, in and
around the city, demolishing the Ger
man Lutheran church, killing four per-
sons and wounding twenty others
thoroughly destroying Washington
street bridge over the Miami river, kill
ing two boys and dangerously woun-
ding two others; unroofed the South
ern Ohio Lunatic Asylum, severely
wounding two eonvalescent female pa
tient; unroofed St. Mary's Catholic
church and school house, and one Uni
ted Brethren church; demolished the
Little Miami Railroad depot; unroofed
and otherwise damaged about fifty Other
houses. The loss is over $4,000. 1,
was the most furious storm ever known
there. -
At Syracuse the most violent storm
know n for many years passed over that
city on the same day. - 49,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-13
Railroad Travellers.

The following "rules of the road" are
based upon legal decisions, and ought to
ibermiversally known.g The courts have
tiecided that applicants for tickets on
railroads can be elected if they do not
offer the exact amount of their fare.
Conductors are not bound to make
change. All railroad tickets are good
until used, conditions "good for this day
only" or otherwise admitting time OF
genuineness, are Of no account. Passen-
gers who bsetheirtickets can be elected
from the cars unless they pnrchase a
second one. Passengers are bound to
observe decorum in the cars, and are
obliged dtoeomply with all reasonable
demands 70 show their tickets. Stand
ing Oh tlle platform Or otherwise viola
ting the rules of the company, renders
a person liable to be put from the train.
No person has a right to monopolize
more seats than he has paid for; and
any article left in the seat while the
owner is temporarily absent entities him
to it on his return. n1'l d. H.tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-13
How to Make q Town.

Encourage every one, especially new
men, to come in and settle among you,
particularly those who are worthy and
active, whether they have capital or not.
Their labor alone is worth money.
Those who have capital will buy lots,
build houses or tear out and remodel
the old ones. Go to work and stimulate
enterprise by giving it all the friendly
encouragement you can, or by uniting
your industry, Influence and capital iii
the common cause. Cultivate public
spirit, and talk less than you work.
Help your neighbor. If he is in danger
of breaking down, prop him up in some
way, either by kind words, good coun-
sci, or lift from your pocket-book. If
he gets fairly down before you know his
situation, set him on his feet again-his
misfortune is to be pitied not blamed
and his talents and labors are worth
money to the community. Besides it may
some day be your turn to need cores
ponding sympathy. Encourage your
local authorities in making improve
ments for the good of the town. Speak
well, talk encouragingly of the town
you live in, of its prospects, of your
neighbors, and, in fact, of everything
likely to advance the general good. 1t
is such little things that make town
grow. Their cost is Insignificant when
divided up among all, but when concen-
trated into a general effort they do the
business thoroughly.-Er.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-13
The Party Of the Season.

On Wednesday evening of last week
Mrs. A. Uhler gave a grand party to
which a large number OF young folks
were invited. Every one present testi-
fled that it was an occasion very much
enjoyed by all. While the young peo-
pie were indoors, and quite uneXpect-
edly to many the Millersburg Band
presented itself on the outside and dis
c6Irsed some excellent music to the ap-
preciative and delighted listeners inside
Then came refreshments. Without at
tempting a description of the good TASTE
of Mrs. Uhler in this respect, we would
only say that; we saw no room for i'm
proyement. Everything, was of itht
best and in the incest order. The band
after having played several more piece:
took its departure, and the young
folks were left to amuse themselves in
various ways until fashionable honl
for retiring. 4..t 49,.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-13
Laugllable.

The Canton Rep. C Rep. is responsible
for the following: We do not wish to
critcise or make, sport of ladies cos
TUNES, but there was a little incident
happened on the square the other day,
that caused us to smile when we learned
of it. A lady, fasliionably dressed, on
passing Eagle block, lost her hat, 1--WE
believe they call them hats,) but, owing
TO an immense chignon which doubtless
made her head so heavy that the loss ol
a hat would not be felt, she did not no
tice it and entered one Of the stores
near by, bareheaded. In the meantime
4 passer-by noticed the hat lying on the
pavement, picked it up and hung it on
the iron fence around the Bank base
ment. The lady on returning from the
store noticed the hat, and we suppose
thinking that it resembled her own
stopped to examine it. After examin-
ing it short time she became almos
convinced that it. was her own hat, ant
then, putting her hand on her head, sh'
was forced to conclude that it was he
property and covered with blushes SIN
seized the hat and made of at hurried
pace.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-13
Disinfect.

If you have about your premises foul
places that cannot well be cleaned out
sprinkle thems we'll with earbolic acid
or solution of chloride Of fine, and
repeat the operation from time to time,
This viii neutralize the miasmatic poi
son that arises from them, during the
warm weather, winch is great genera
tor of fever, dysenteries, etc. No fami-
lyacan be too careful with respect to
this If one has a damp vegetable eel
lar, a dish Of chloride of lime should be
kept in it as a disinfectant. Many a
long and severe sickness has been traced
directly toa damp and neglected cellar.
Attention is called to this because it is a
matter likely to be overlooked in the
rush of business, ...s..t d.