Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-27
IN TOWN md OUT.
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Trade was dull.
A very dangerous counterfeit $40 not
is in circulation Look ont.
Ice-cream produces acute dyspepsi
in consumptive patients.
Sunstroke is caused by a check Q
perspiration.
Green apples are getting quite plent,
in this market.
A National Bank is to be started a
Lima, Allen county.
Roasting ears have made their appear
anee on the table of some ofour farmers
Very cool nights last week for thl
season of year.
Now let the youngsters weep. 4
peanut famine is impending.
Virtue and happiness are mother ant
daughter.
Wise men male more Opportunitie:
than they hnd.
A Kansas man is in Jail for letting hi;
neighbor's mule follow him.
Pittsburg ships annually sO,OOO,OOt
bushels of coal.
Piano-making at. present takes the
third rank among the manufacturing
interests in the United States.
Charles Hose is selling groceries and
provisions cheap on the corner, opposite
the Court House.
A gossip's tongue is an organ with a
multiplicity of stops. But the stops
don't work.
A down east editor says that since
the recent rains the farmers @are smiling
like new shingles on patched roof"
Iowa has but one distillery and her
prisons and almshouses are all nearly
empty.
Mr.. Hez. McKain will please accept
our thanks for some nice peaches sent
in to us. We appreciate such favors.
C. p. Daily is still busy as ever in his
Marble Shop. He gets out some fine
work.
Last week the Tuscarawas Adrocote
entered upon its seventh year under its
present management.
Seventy-eight women are now regu-
larly ordained preachers in the United
States.
1t is more difficult to manage riches
well than to acquire them. We don't
speak from experience, however.
Everybody should attend the Tenn
perance Picnic, at Hopewell next Sat-
nrday. s.f- S~-
What are We coming to: Family jars
in almost every house in Millersburg-
fruit jars.
A few days ago about two hundred
Mormons passed over the Ft. Wayne
road on their way to Utah.
There is to be "National Camp
at Urbana in August. The
are to be on mammoth
scale.
A Maine mans family of four sons
and one daughter have married his next
door neighbor's four daughters and one
son.
A man by the name of Adam Robin
son of Orrville, broke his leg by falling
from load of hay. DIR. Miller ampu-
tatcd it few days ago.
To destroy ants, the best plan is prob
ably to catch the ant with a pair of
tweezers, and hit him square on the head
with a sledge-hammer.
Our people will remember. that DIR.
Purdy will be at the Empire House,
Thursday and Friday of
this week.
A Troy editor lately returned a tail
OFFS bill with the following memoir
andum.' .'on the margin: "Your manu-
script is respectfully declined"
A good newspaper does more towards
building up town and county than any
other public institution, and gets less
for it.
The average yield of wheat in Mime
sofa for ten years has been II bushels
70 the acre, corn 80 bushel, barley 80
bushels, and potatoes 12O bushels.
An old lady being asked to subscribe
for newspaper declined on the ground
hat when she wanted news she manu-
it herself.
A young man wants to know what
business he had better go into that will
enable him to occupy high position in
society. We would advise him to try
he roofing business.
Ketchum, the Coshocton county
Treasury robber, has been pardoned out
If the Ohio penitentiary. Brown, who
vas indicted and convicted as accessory.
till remains.
A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cotempor-
Try says that girl with three thou
and dollars year, or more, is always
IN object of interest, because she has so
much principal.
The negroes Of the South have a song
# which the following is stanza: |
s'If the debble do not ketch
JEFF Davis, that Confederate wretch,
And roast and trigaZee dat rebble,
What is de use oh any debble?''
The weather has been suffering from
hills and fever for some days past.
rhe chills came on toward evening and
asted till toward the middle of the
lext day, when slight fever set in.
A hail storm passed over Berlin on
asst Friday accompanied by thunder
md lightning. The lightning struck
wheat rick belonging to Samuel Boyd,
which was burned up.
A mother was amused the other day
% hear this bit of argument" from her
little boy: "Mamma, 1 don't see how
Satan could have turned out to be such
bad fellow-thcre wasn't any devil to
put him up to it."
Mr.. Rukenbrod of the Salem Repub-
!icdn was presented with a set of beau-
'iful and valuable chased gold jewelry
IN the 4th of July, that being his birth