Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-02-23
IN TOWN AND OUT.
The weather i beautiful.

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To-day the Editorial Association
meets in Akron.
Look out for new advertisement
of James Brothers next week.
Some Improvements are going on
in the way Of building in our town.
| john ii. Chamberlain, a prom
inent citizen of Akron, died Tuesday
morning at half past ten o'clock. of con-
sumption.
Portage county valuation has been
increased twenty per cent.
Spring song OF the seeds---Put
inc in nv little bed
A young lady in Indiana is about
to write book on--"What | know
about courting." A prolific subject
Hope it will he well handled.
Mr.. Coal, who resided just back
| of our office, and who has been slowly
sinking during the cold weather, has 1t
last gone. 1t is to be regretted that he
received the portion OF all sinnerS-a
place in the fire which burneth.
buy the best Carbon Oil at 80
cents per gallon,J. i. Koch, Jr. lw.
Buy choice Rio Coffee 20 cents
per pound, from J. L. Koch, Jr. Iw.
- We see by our exchanges that
Oil Folks Concerts are being held in
different places. There is enough mu-
sical talent in Millersburg to get up a
good concert ofthe kind, why not do it:
keep your mouths shut, and your
feet out of thin soled boots, if you would
avoid colds at this season of the year.
Last Sunday evening some boys
became so disorderly outside the Metho-
dist church that the Sexton was obliged
TO 60 out and quiet them. What Il
shame that boys cannot behave them
selves in the precincts of church.
Some Cincinnati ladies thought
to increase their beauty when wearing
low-necked dresses, by painting blue
veins on the exposed skin, but were dis
glisted at the remark of physician, who
looked at them too closely, that they
hadn't got those veins painted within
four inches of where they should be nat
urally.
Buy your Teas from j. f. Koch.
Jr. Young Hyson 80 cents per pound.
1w.
To-day, Wednesday, is the anni-
versary of Washington's birthday.
A travelling piano-player under
took to whip an Illinois editor, and when
he got through he had only one ear for
music.
A man down in Maine has just re-
covered, through the law, $ll,334 from
another man, in settlement of horse
trade.
Tho first daily newspaper printed
in Virginia was printed in 1850, and the
subscription price was $50 per annum.
Just received 5 barrels Extra
Choice Golden Syrup, same old price, IS
cents per gallon, at J. E. Koch, Jr.
1w.
An old bachelor editor, thus, in |
spite, comments on a recent moonlight |
night: ave left our sanctum at midnight |
last night, and on our way home we saw
a young lady and gentleman holding a
gate on its hinges. They were evident
ly indignant at being kept out so late, as
We saw them bite each other several |
times
A formal fashionable visitor, thus |
addressed little girl.
How are you my dear:'
"Very well, l thank you,'' she re-
piled.
The visitor then added;
"Now, my dear, you should ask me
how am"
The child simply and honestly re-
piled, " don't want to know
Heavy yard wide Muslin, 10 cents
per yard. j. Z. Koch, Jr. 1w.
The young gentlemen who were |
engaged on last Saturday eve the 18th
inst, in taking broom and leaving it |
at Fritz's grocery, had better return it |
and leave it with the owner or they will |
have their names published. -
You may gather rich harvest of
knowledge by reading; but thought is |
the winnowing machine.
In our hurry last week We forgot |
to thank our friends for their kind assist
ance in getting our engine and fixtures
put up. We are much obliged to them.
On Sunday evening last Mrs. E. |
Gleason killed large garter snake near
her home in Killbuck township. Mr..
Snake seemed quite lively and struck
out in bold self-defence Notwithstanding
the near proximity of snow. Killbuck
is ahead, at least in the snake line.
"A series of meetings was held,
which lasted three weeks, in East Hope |
well Church, of which Rev. E. B. Cald-
well is pastor. Twenty-one persons
were received, of whom ten were by
profession of faith. The meetings were
well attended and were very interesting.
We desire to call special attention to
the advertisement of Daniel Duer, in
another column. Those wanting fruit
and ornamental trees, shrubbery, grape
vines, &C., should give Mr.. Duer call.
Take good look at A. B. Smiths ad-
vertisement, and then go and buy your
papers, magazines, &c. of him. EncOur-
age this new enterprise. Mr.. Smith pays
special attention to ordering music, &c.
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