Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-10-05
IN TOWN AND OUT.
PLAYED out almost-ice-cream.s
Taffy pullino season is at hand.

In season-apple dumping boilings.
Beautiful moonlight nights at present.
School closes at Hayesville this week.
Drawing their last bills-musquitoes.
The weather was dry, cool and dusty
during the Fair.
Jack Frost has been making frequent
calls of late.
Send us more local items. We mean
you and everybody.
One thousand and twenty prisoners
in the Ohio Penitentiary.
wanted-everybody to subscribe for
the Holmes Co. REPUBLICAN.
Business is looking up in all branches
of trade.
Buckwheat cakes will soon make their
appearance.
If you want to buy good, first-elass
Organ, buy the Estey.
The American !Sassiae-s.Ndrhiae lis all
the go. 1tf.
The Ohio river is going into 4 decline.
1t keeps its bed, and is quite low.
The best judges give their preference
to the Estey Organ.
Millersburg should have more capital
invested in manufactories.
Already have the weather prophets
predicted cold winter.
Hayesyille had its Fair last week. 1t
was good. Some of our citizens atten-
Ided it.
The Estey Organ speaks as quick as n
piano. 7. B. Cunningham is agent for
it in Millersburg.
The Estey took the first premium at
the Holmes Co. FAIR last week as being
the best Church and Parlor Organ.
Blackbirds have departed They
are like the Demoeracy-on the Hunt
for more congenial cline.
The day to pick your wife is Choose
day. "Wednesday is the day to get
married of course.
A lady in town says she has to do her
own marketing because her husband is
such an epieac. ~fFt-F = iil
The %Estey Organ took the First
Premium at the Fair both for church
and parlor purposes.
The long evenings are now coming on
and every family ought to have the Re-
PUBLICAN.
An Indiana groom was 81 and the
bride log. They married without the
consent of their parents. : z ? 81
Miss Ella Ruthrauff, teacher of In
strumental Music. Orders left at Mrs.
Weitman will receive prompt attention.
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Let each Republican appoint himself
a committee to see that the full Repub-
lican vote of his township, is cast on
the 10th of October.
The Prohibitionists of this Senatorial
District, have nominated Mr.. 4. Lock-
hart of the Loudonville Independent, for
that position.-Ashldnd Times.
There seems to be a good deal of ague
this season throughout the State. We
havea good share of it in this locality,
hut the season will soon be over.
Richard Butler has retired from the
q" Lorain County Ne,os," having disposed
of his office to stock company. We
wish him success in whatever field he
may engage.
What will Democrats say now about
gift taking? At Cincinnati, on Tuesday
of last week, the military, police and
fire departments were presented to Pres
dent Grant.
The ring men have been threatening
any who may say anything against them
or their doings, with the Grand Jury.
They tried this in one instance and failed
most completely.
Mr.. Thornton Boiling will please ac-
cept our hearty thanks for kindness
shown us. Mr.. Boiling is a whole-souled
Republican. If there were more men
like him in our county, the county
would be better off.
Are the Republicans of this county
organizing? This is the question. Set
tie it among yourselves. If you don't
intend to do anything, say so, but if you
want to route the Democrats out of their
boots, go to work. tf
Cold weather will soon be npon us
and good fires the order. In what con-
dition are your chimneys or fiues? l.
there any danger of your buildings be-
ing fired from them? See to them in
time. 81. -,... .-z--.s.I
Wm. Anderson informs US that he
had at the County Fair the following
articles upon which he took the premi-
um: One water melon that weighed q
pounds; two sweet potatoes, II pounds
two beets, 80 pounds; four apples, that
weighed each IL pounds. Good SAM
piles.
The Republican meeting at Nashville
was success both in numbers and in
speeches. Capt. A. S. Mcclure, of Woos.
ter, delivered sound, thorough and
convincing speech, facts too, that Dem
ocrats cannot deny. Mr.. Everett also
made several good points.
Mr.. E. NJ. Wheaton had as fine an as
sortment of Apples at the Fair as W.
have seen for some time, Over forty
varieties soere on exhibition all of ,ohicf
he gre,c himself His pure White Peach
blolc potatoes scere the largest and fines
aee have ever seen. His eating apples ART
hard to beat any,ghere, and the potatOe.
zoe think can't be beat.
H. S. weston>& Co. are selling oys
tiers at sl,oO per can; crsskers,lo cts
per pound. .rr 5tf
Look out for flargest stock of Cloth
hngesS ing eysr Il this town. and If j@s
4 You will soon peed,a neN overcoat
S. Marx will have Apme\ fine SneSNon il
a few days. Take aSSpkI thew bsior ,
You buy. Aft
You ean get gbod snit for $1,000 a
Birds Aft
You ongbst1sseftosspants and vest
at Birds. Aft
Il Go to Mulyanek And examine hi