Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-02

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She is expected to return in about q
month.
A Western bound colony is about
being formed at Port Clinton in this
state, composed mostly of soldier boys.
A young lady requested her lover
to define love. "Well, it is to me an
inward impressibility and an outward
all-overishness."
When may young ladies be said
to be economical? When they resort to
tight lacing to prevent waistfulness.
Boys, be careful how you kick,
when you are wearing boots too large
for you. A boy in quarrel with his
little brother, the other day on the
street, kicked at his brother, but missed
him, and his boot slipping from his foot
went through show window, breaking
some lamps, &c. That kick cost him
five dollars.
Some of our farmers have been
making maple sugar.
Answer to puzzle in No. q is-'A
discontented man cannot be happy
Answered by Ida Rudy, Jennie Wilder,
VIM. c. Freck, Alice Everhart, Miss L.
Hull, and several others.
At Loudonville, the other day, a
little girl nine years old, daughter of
VIM. Campbell was terribly gored by a
vicious bull.
Miss Anna Dickinson will lecture
in Arcadome Hall, Wooster, March 23rd.
Subject "Joan of Arc"
The young man who was seen at
certain house, the other evening kiss
ing pretty girl, on the sly, shouldn't
be disconnected. Nobody will tell on
him.
The houses of Charles & Thomas
Oldroyd, at Shreve, were entered the
other Sunday, by a couple of scamps
and robbed of some valuables.
The wedding trip of a rural couple
in Connecticut consisted of ride into
New Haven in their own wagon, and
| then trip over the street railroad from
one end to the other and back again.
Having just received lot of
new and fashionable Printing Material,
the REPUBLICAN Office is better than
ever prepared to turn out Job Printing
in the best style of the art. Orders by
mail promptly filled.
| An economical fellow says when
his stockings wear out, he sews up the
tops strait across, and puts them on his
feet the other way, thus making good
fit for square-toed boots.
| 1t is unlawful to kill rabbits be-
tween the 1st of February and the 1st of
October; quails, pheasants and wild
turkeys must not be killed from the 18th
of February to the 18th of October, nor
wild ducks or geese between April 18th
and September 1st.
| Our Methodist brethren are going
to build fine church the coming sum-
mer.
Edward Hall Of Berlin, is offering
his entire stock of goods at cost until
April first.
Methodist Mite Society at Mr..
Morehead's on Friday evening.
The Disciple Mite Society meets at
Mrs. Wheitman's on Friday evening.
The Scioto Gazette is the oldest
paper in Ohio.
Ohio was the fourth State ad-
mitted into the Union. The event oc-
curing Nov. 30, 1902, with population
of 4l,915.
| Jennie Droz, who killed Fish, at
Cleveland, is pronounced almost idiotic.
Holt county, Mo-, advertises for
school teacher with plenty of muscle.
in London, American girls are
said to carry off the honors rs the best
skaters.
The cantata of Daniel will be given
by the Academy of Music in Arcadome
Hall, Wooster, this Thursday evening,
March I'd.
Sale bills printed at the REPUB-
LICAN office on short notice and in good
style.
1t is remarkable fact that how
everwell young ladies may be versed in
grammar, very few are enabled to de-
cline matrimony.
The difference between a country
and city greenhorn is, that the one
would like to know everything, and the
other thinks he can tell him.
Take Ayers Cherry Pectoral to
stop your Colds, Coughs, and Bronchial
Affections before they run into Con-
sumption that you cannot stop.
Ground was broken on the Mans
field, Coldwater, and Lake Michigan
Railroad, at Battle Creek, Michigan, on
February eth. The occasion was made
one of rejoicing, and 4 grand supper
and many speeches followed the cere-
mony.
Through correspondent at
IIolmesville we learn that there are
some lawless youngsters in that vicinity
who need good dose of the law. A
few evenings ago number of these
would-bc gentlemen behaved so badly
at spelling school that the teacher was
obliged to dismiss.
I'VE publish, at the request of one
of our subscribers, that good old poem,
1 ,'Bingen ON the Rhine"
4 Southern editors are discussing
= the question, as man effeminate who