Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-06-08
Wool is coming into market.

1 WON Il, CcLniuS iltO Iua4htts
Don't forgent the Strawberry Festival
Thursday evening.
Linen costs are now very comfort
able.
Several communications came In too
late for publication in this weeks paper.
In some parts of the county we M
derstand there have been very heavy
rains during the past week. Some dis
tance south it hailed very hard.
Business is generally pretty dull Just
now throughout the country. Some
days, however, a goodIy number Of
farmers are in town, and business is
| lively.
A man by the name OF Cook, while
crossing the railroad bridge in Middle
bury, about o'clock Wednesday morn
ing, accidentally fell through the bridge
and was drowned
A new potato bug has made its ap-
pearance in this part of the State, and
we are told, is doing great damage to
the crop.
Daughter-"Well, to tell the truth,
did not think much of the close of the
sermon. Father-"Probably You were
thinking more of the clothes OF the
congregation.
President Grant and family have gone
to Long Branch and have taken poses
sion of the Presidential cottage.
june ID, ,915 dollars was subscribed
to the fund for the relief of the widows
and orphans of the late Pittston, Pa, |
disaster by the people OF Pittsburgh.
Remember the Sabbath School Con-
vention next Tuesday and Wednesday.
A large turn ont is expected. Let every
one in the county who is interested in
the Sabbath School cause be On hands to
make the convention as interesting ash.
possible
The young ladies of Adrain, Michi-
gan, have organized an Anti-gum Chew
ing Association. We believe no such
has been started here.
In regard TO the weather, we would
simply say, that it is getting hotter
and hotter, and there is all prospects of
it getting hotterer still.
\ Virginia editor, having notified
his correspondents that all communica-
tons intended for publication must be
by the full name OF the I
writer, received one from lady who
signs her own full name, tO-wit: Anna
Matilda Sophia Electra Dolly Ann Pot
.er Bell. ]
j. Il. Patterson has sold his interest in
he Alliance Local TO J. W. Gillespie.
The Local will be under the editorial
of 5. G. Mckee and J. W. Gil I
espie, and be an independent journal.
success TO you, gentlemen.
Weston has Sa,eet Potato Plants for ,
SAFE. 42G
j. E. Koch, Jr. sells good coffee at 2Oc.
sugar ut l0c. Good Young Hyson Tea
,0c per lb. 4ltf 8
Chow Chow, Piecallili, Caulifiower,
Mixed and Plain Pickles, Halford and
london Club Sauce, Canned Fruits. |
Egg Plums, Damsons, Peaches, Pine
Apples, Tomatoes, de-. &c. Green ,
.ruit, Oranges, Lemons.
4lw3 III. S. WESTON & Co.
Mems linen pants. at Birds for 81 90.
39tf
Go to Mulvane's and examine his !
took of Cloths and Cassimeres. 37tf. L
Birds have the incest collars in town. =
39tf :,
Birds have the incest neckties in Il
own. 39tf Q
-. New goods are arriving daily at
7. Mulvane's. 32tf @
For fine Millinery Goods, go to Miss
|. Hall on Clay Street. 40w4. c
J. E. Koch, Jr. sells good style Prints S
{ GlI cents per yard. 41tf
Weston has S,eeet Potato Plants for
ale. 4otf
The best seamless . bushel bags in
own. 3 for Sl.O0, at J. f. Koch, Jrs.
4ltf II
A thousand birds are singing" Max
rells' clothing store is the place to buy /
our spring suits. 37ti.