Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-09-14
IN TOWN AND OUT.
The foot-guards-boots and shoes.

Take your big calves, big beets an
big squashes to the County Fair.
There is some ice up North as old a
the ark; o.they call it the Arctic ice.
Old papers always on hand and 70
sale at this Office.
Frosts are announced in variou
quarters.
The Coshocton Fair commenced O.
Tuesday. 80 'sts p t''e$ =
j A model for bust-almost any pat
ent boiler model.
1t is fashionable now to have the dan
cling floors for large balls carpeted.
Gold is the FOOLS curtain, which hide
all his defects. from the world. a~Ft
September is letting us down easy
from the summer heat.
Now is the time to lay in supply o
coal for the winter.
There are ten thousand colored voter.
in Pennsylvania. A.,,4. e p
The Uhrichsyille Fair, which wa.
held last week, was said to be very
creditable exhibition.
The farmers are now getting theil
seed wheat into the ground. The ground
is in excellent condition. q, ssl. ; --
Southern Illinois is suffering from
severe drought. The wells and cistern:
are fast drying up.
Everybody should attend the North.
ern Ohio Fair, held at Cleveland this
week, closing on Saturday. .i+c
win Fl. D. Mcdowell please state
which candidate he supports for Judge
The people want to know.
In time the mulberry tree becomes a
silk gown and silk gown becomes a
A load of new corn In market in
Millersburg, on the 9th day of Septem-
Der.
A student in Western college is so
addicted to tardiness that he is known
as "the late Mr.. Tompkins." 40
There is a lady 80 years of age now
living at Graffin, Ca, who never saw a
railroad train.
Four dollars and twenty cents will
buy ticket to Cleveland, admit you to
the Fair and return.
Z" Doesn't this lovely scene animate
you:" asked Anna of her lover. "No,"
said he, "nothing but You can Anna
mate me. Oh, say yes, my darling'' /
We have heard of quite a number of
thinking Democrats who declare they
are going to vote for John Mast, our
candidate for treasurer. FFIiF va
Provision has been made in the public
schools of Cincinnati, Ohio, for the in
struction..in German of all the children
whose parents may desire 1t. Il 1888
The cool, pleasant nights we are now
allow one to sleep comfortably
: no more tossing about and kicking off
the clothes until. next summer. ~
The last potato bug of the season was
seen yesterday, wiping his eyes with a
bandanna handkerchief, all because
there were no more patches to devour.i
What did the King say, when inform
ed by his officers of the confusion of
languages, at the Tower of lBable. aNfs
for stay"
The second collegiate year of Univer-
sity of Wooster, commenced on Wednes-
day with good prospects for large in
crease in number of students. ..-Is2
Our candidate for Infirmary Director
is good man, and will make an able
director, if elected. Mr.. Torbet is we'll
known as an honest gentleman.
In ..Coshocton the gay young gents
have invented new game called eva
ter Melon Poker" They eat the melons
and "poke" the seeds at the girls.
This is good year for our Agricul-
and they should make fine
show at our county fair. We urge
them to be well represented. aael
The editor OF an Eastern paper, hay
ing received a bank-note detector, re-
turns thanks, and modestly asks for
some bank-notes upon which to test its
accuracy. Is, - - I
Wonder if the Ring has succeeded in
buying off any of the Critchfield men
$3.50 may be tempting, (and more if
necessary but We hardly think they
would sell out at any price. o.
The local paper is an absolute neces-
sity. to the county and community
where it is published. All the city pa
pers in the country cannot supply the
place of the home paper.
A man in youngstown laid down with
his head on the railroad track to sleep,
and was run over by train. He was
intoxicated at the time, and did not
comprehend the danger. b. .,g',-''
. We hear reports from different parts
of the county of growing dissatisfac-
ton with the manner in which the Ring
runs things, and numbers are going to
vote the Republican (reform) ticket
this fall.
A New Jersey editor has announced
the death of his uncle in Australia, leav-
Ing him a gold mine and 100000. His
village cotemperary processes to regard
the matter as plan cunningly devised
to obtain credit for box of paper col
lars and straw hat.
Take glance at Cherryholmes' new
in this weeks issue. MFR.
c. believes in living and let live, there
fore he advertises and lets the people |
know what he has for sale, and when |
customers come to buy he sells for small !
profits. Give him a call.
If You want a good commissioner,
one that has executive ability, one that
is able to see through county affairs
looking through RING SPEC
rACLEs which are of an immense mag
nifying power, vote for H. H. Robson.
He is honest, capable and economical in
all matters Y vi ALL Z. 5-L}. y
Mr.. Emerson left in our Office a few
lays since number Of ears of corn
which are hard to beat in size and nnal- |