Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-21

warmer cline. Sunday loafers will some
day if they persist in the practice.
Be sure and attend the Festival at the
NJ. E. Church, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings.
Schnorrs fresh raisins. and figs are
Just what housekeepers want these
times. lao
The Holmes County (Ohio,) Republi-
can is one of our most valuable eX-
changes.-Armstrong Pd.) Republican.
When they want to put darkey quiz
etly out of the way at CoshOcton, they
give him drink of Dresden whisky.
Toys, toys, toys of every description
at the grocery and provision store OF
w. H. Gard. to2
Have you a friend that you would like
to make present to? Send him the Re-
PUBLICAN for year.
Rev. w. NJ. Gibson has been sick for
several days. He was not able to fill his
pulpit on Sunday.
VIII. Gard is now prepared to fur
nish all the little ones with fine candy
and other toys. 'o2
The difficulty in trying Tweed before
New York jury is said to be: "They
cannot find foeman worthy of his
steal"
The boy OF Mr.. Word, of Carlisle,
Lorain county, went a-hunting rabbits
the other day, saw one, shot at it, killed
his own twenty-five-dollar dog, and
went home minus both dog and rabbit.
Nice boy!
Where did you get those beautiful
toys? o! how splendid! At SchnOrr's
did you say? Come on boys, We must
have some of them. 1w
The young folks are getting out their
skates and are enjoying themselves huge
ly gliding over the CLASSY surface of
neighboring ponds and creeks. We
would remind them that should they
fall, they should endeavor to come down
as easily as possible.
Call at the REPUBLICAN office and see
the new Clothes Drier. Rev. J. D.
Nunemacher is agent for this county,
and will donate the proceeds to the
German church. Every family should
have at least one of them.
Corn taken in exchange for goods, at
J.Spencer & Sons, Paint Valley, Ohio.
16w3.
1872 will be a leap year. Then the
| girls will have show at the popping of
| the question business. Young men, be-
you may have heard it said yourself
sometime.
In view of the cold weather for the
past week, the weather prophets are
winking their eyes knowingly and say
ing, 81 told you so. We are going to
have very cold winter"
We are surprised at the amount of
holiday goods Schnorr is selling. 1to
The battle cry of different agents of
sewing machine companies is "Singer
or DEATH" "Florence to the rescue"
"Wheeler and victory "Howe is that
tor high" ,""Weed out all the rest,""But-
ton Hole against the World"
Christmas has already come at Geo.
Schnorr's. 1w
The prettiest girl 1T present in Upper
Sandusky has twenty-five lovers, with
one ward to hear from. Pretty girls |
must be scarce in that benighted region.
Come down to Millersburg, fellows,-I
they are as plenty here as berries in har-
vest time.
It. Barnum, the world renowned
Snowman has placed us under obliga-
tions to visit his Menagerie and Hippo
drome at Empire Rink when we again
visit New York. Our readers should not |
fail to go and see his mammoth establish
ment in the city.
Remember Schnorr's is headquarters
| for first-class groceries. 1v
Our exchanges speak of a new swim
ding game, which consists in an agent
calling at a house and displaying a
number of sealed envelopes containing
samples of silk, merino, calico, &c. col
lecting twenty-five cents for choice,
and promising to send dress pattern
like the sample in the envelope chosen
tor the small sum of one dollar, but
neither man nor dress are ever seen af-
forwards.
Oysters, Oysters, at Cards. w2
A young fellow in this neighborhood
got, through prize-candy package, an
order for je,oel case, which proved to be |
a hoop skirt. He is now diligently seek
ing for the jewel to put inside.
Groceries and provisions of all kinds
at Cards cheap. Opposite the Court
House. w2
John Marmot, who lives two miles
north of town, had two horses killed by
the locomotive few days ago. They
had broken out of the field and were
wandering along the track.
A Terre Haute girl thinks it is about
time some young fellow proposed, as she
has been bridesmaid eight times, and
has been tantalized enough.
Bring your geese, turkeys, chickens
and ducks to town at once, and get the |
present high prices paid by A. NJ. Walk
up. Headquarters in Critchfeld Block,
opposite Court House. lw
If you want French calf boots for 81, |
go to j. Spencer 6 Sons, Paint Valley,
Ohio. 16w3
Our attention has been called to the
American ButtOn-hOle Se,oiRg Machine
which of all sewing machines is the ma
chine. 45tf '