Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-08-03

The farmers in Lake county, satisfied
they have slaughtered too many sheer
are replenishing their stock. 7t
Why should mischief makers ol
tattler be called Il pottcr-because they
make jars.
Massillon is to he lighted by gas here
after. Seventy-two gas-posts have beer
planted. zic4 DID Eat
Gen. Morgan addressed the Democra-
'cy in Wooster on Wednesday night O
last week.
Hon. Edward Hall, the old reliable
Republican, and present Postmaster o
Berlin, made us a short call last week.
Read Werlich, Gasche & Cos. new adj
vertisement i'm this weeks paper, it vii
do Y OH good.
Z There is but one good wife in the
world, and every happily welded mar
thinks he has.ller. - ! fLleJ 5AfF
What is the difference between s
spendthrift and feather bed? One i:
hard up and the other soft down.
Two Mississippians foOlishly tried to
persuade amule in the way he should
go. One leaves large family.
A baby who kisses his mother and
fights his father, may be said to be par
tial to his ma and martial to his pa.
Farmers should buy only the besI
stock for breeding. Having bought
such take care of them.
3 Tile Holmes County Agricultural
Fair viii be held on the . 18th, 9th, 2Stf
& both of September. We shall SPEAK
of this more fully next week.
The shipments of cheese from Wei
lington for the month of June, were
2S,G94 boxes, or l,4G7 ,OS0 lbs., an in
crease the present year of 541,O73.
For a thrilling ghost story, read the
August number of the Galaxy. Select
the time-l2 O'Clock at night with nc
one at home but yourself.
Watermelons have made their appear-
ance in town. They are several weeks
earlier than usual this season like al
''os' ssspsss'r"'i ss'sp's '"iiN' Nse e'Sse' ~ Et :
On Saturday last five car loads Of
Silk and twelve of Tea passed tbrougl
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Ten. Grosvenor VIII support Col. van
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Jiil. EsCiii says we nave printed a
from from , man who % has 1 not oniy M "au nstau. aut
outside, but. 4 bogus inside.-ShreUe
Mirror. s.sis s7-
Now and then we meet with a boy
and girl, who by their modest manners
and respect for age, seem among their
asseeiiles' rs INC Solu uoiiars among cop
per eehts-s 3AJ 2
Mr.. VIM. Heffelflnger, who was so
fearfully injured by the falling of tub
of stone upon him while engaged in
wallin9 a well in Wooster, died last
week.
A blind OK, recently sold in Minneso-
ia, broke from the inclosure of its pur-
chaser, swan a river and walked twen-
ty miles to its old home, guided by in
stinct. ,sl-
3 Whenyou build a barn or tool-shed,
make some definite plan before you or
der the material. If you do not know
how, get some one to do it for you.
You can save money thereby.
Mr.. G. W. Hall. we are sorry to saw
sustained quite n loss last week in the
burning of dwelling house at Lima,
Ohio, of which he was the owner. Loss
over $1,000.
We had prepared some very interest,"
ing local as well as foreign reading mat
ter for our paper this week which is
crowded out on account of the space we
give to the Hunter Murder Trial just
concluded at Akron.
1t has been ascertained that the suresi
route to athat bourne whence no trav.
eler returns,- is by way of a coal oil
can. Method-pour. a little ON the f,rf
to make If burn. the result follow,
speedily.
po, potor cortr.,,oh. ~, ..,
pioneer preacher. Is DRAWING n;qb +b,
close of his earthly pilorimaue He !,
now confined to his room in pleasan,
Plains, near Springfield, Illinois. Hi,
strenotb is ronifllv failino. and If i,
feared he cannot live MANY months.
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