Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-10-26

Cdusc Hc puiis ouI SIuulIeS anu His acn
ers.
Look out for the largest stock of Cloth
ing ever brought to this town, and jus
Iopened at Birds. Aft
| Ladies, don't tail to call and see tn,
fine stock of Millinery goods at Hox'
worth q Wolgamot's.
Mrs. Quimby, of Wooster. wife of f
lQuimby, jr., died on Tuesday l5th inst.
land was buried on Friday.
A notice over a sleeping car Office in
Atlanta reads-"Births can be secured
here
| The American. Button hole ,Seaciag Ma
chine takes the lead. Don't buy any
other until you see and try it. 45tf
| A wife's text: "The right man in the
right place-a husband at home i'm the
evening" s... -.....-., .,. .r...-..-,
Blissful imagining-two ragged mr.
Ichins outside 4 restaurant window, and
two mince-pies inside.
When you come to the fair don'tor--
III az pduis MAI " anu your
self nice suit of clothes cheap. 4tf.
1t is said of our new Western poet
that though his songs are Sierras' he
is always Joaquin.
All are cordially invited to attend the
Methodist Social on Friday evening. It
meets this week at Mr. G. W. Cary's.
Where shall I go for good clothing
To Sam. Marks new store, opposite
Court House. 4tf.
Don't buy any sewing machine until
you sea and try the American ButtOn-hOle
Seuing Machine. 45tf
A sensitive old bachelor says that
pretty girls always affect him just as
ornamental confectionery does-they
give him the heartburn.
A traveller enquired of guide why
'echo" was spoken of as "shc," and was
informed that it was because it always
had the last word.
There were eighty-nine newspaper
establishments destroyed i'm the Chicago
burnt district, embracing dailies, week
lies and monthlies.
A destructive fire visited Bucyrus
last Friday week. Five large stables
were destroyed and the loss was consid-
cradle.
For a beautiful neck-tie, go to Sam.
Marks new clothing store, i'm the Critch-
field building, opposite Court House.
Aft.
Flocks of ostriches are now being
raised in South Australia for the sake
of the, feathers, the demand for which
in Europe exceeds the supply.
+. An Iowa postmaster advertises let
ter addressed to "Fhe man who leaves
his rlt,ie all day every other Sunday IN
the aiiey near the cary School," "S
Our attention has been called to the
American Button-hole ,Se,oing Machine
which of all sewing machines is the ma
e''lne' GTTOHp 'i
Some boys were carrying a live hawk
through the streets the other day, which
afforded good deal of amusement for
the youngsters $40 . .aiSiHlo3 6 90
B, C. Brown, Esq, has been unable to
attend to business for several days on
account of sickness. He has been part
of the time confined to his bed.
A woman somewhere i'm this State at
a revival meeting said she found her
jewelry was dragging her down to hell,
and so gave it all to a younger sister.
p An old lady reading an accont.of a
distinguished old lawyer, who was said
TO be che father of the New York bar,
exclaimed: 'Poor man! he has dread
full set of Children
Josh Billings says. kpon't work be-
fore breakfast. If tits Necessary otoil
before breakfast, eat your breakfast
first" Now If he could fix it so that
we needn't work after breakfast. -a 1
Matrimony is. like Tammany: it has
its ring. The Tammany Ring will new
er be in danger of having "inothing to
wear,,as, long as they have plenty OF
Ttceed.
= Among the numerous remedies pro-
posed for preventing boiler explosions,
only one seems to be absolutely safe
that is, to fill the boilers with ice-water,
and set them in a cool place.
The wealthiest silver mine owner in
the world lives in Mexico. His name
is Jose Corresco. One of the several
valuable mines which he owns yields
him a monthly income of 100000. 4
The editor of the Arkansas Journal
says: "Where our Office was two weeks |
ago, now runs the Mississippi river.
Out nf r.acnant fn, tba cotbar 1f
we left"
A victim of Greeley's handwriting
says: "If Horace had written that in
scriptiOn on the wall in Babylon, Bel
shazzar would have been a great deal
more scared than he was
School at Vermillion Institute opens
again on the 30th of this month. The
prospects of this Institution are looking
up. We hope they are, for she has in
Iced passed through trials and tribula-
tons the past three or four years. #
1t is reported that A. T. Stewart will
tender a grand banquet to the Grand
Duke Alexis ON his arrival In America.
The event being to mark the opening of
his new mansion on Fifth avenue--the
finest private residence in America.
Why cannot our Cornet Band give a
concert for their own benefit some time
soon. 1t seems to us that our citizens
would appreciate such an arrangement
Is to give them . full house. They are
deserving of this as there are few better
bands in the State.a al sHT2sJ sgoI
Our distinguished fellow citizen, Col.
George w. McCook, .the Democratic
for Governor of Ohio, arrived
-SteuLeneille Gd=ete. III pEl Wn |
All right. The people of the State
have just expressed very decided will
ngness that he should stay there-Salem