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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-02-02

1t may not be an easy thing TO set
the river on fire, but young lady
in New Orleans nearly lost her life
the other day, by confagration III
her waterfall.
"Nevermind the rbituary, Judge,
said Montana culprit when the
Court became pathetic in pronounc
ing the sentenced. Lets fix the
time for the funeral
The late Hon. Linus Child was
once asked whether he thought it
possible for a lawyer to be good
man? His quick reply was, that
he thought it depended reIy much
on fow he 6ehGredi
The Connecticut Republican Con
vention met at New Haven, and re
nominated the entire ticket that
made the race last year, headed by
Ex-Governor Jewell.
A boy in Franklin county, Ind.
lighted match for the purpose OF
burning bug. He succeeded in
burning his fathers barn The fate
of the bug has not vet been sscer-
tanned,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-02-02
For the REPuBLICAs'
VERSES.
By WINNIE B. HEYwooD.

The sylvan dell, with rapture swells,
The sound of happy voices;
The church dome sounds the marriage bell,
And evening air rejoiees.
As early sun, on summer morn, pr
They make q brilliant starting. 3
For veal or woe, they hasten on
From single life departing.
Think not to meet all pleasant years.
And happiness forever,
Your journeys long-it grief may bring.
Before your heart-strings sever.
Think not you're rich; it all may pass,
Into some others keeping.
Your riches flown, your strength is gone.
You're PROSTATE left, and weeping.
Think not to sit and while away
The hours-as doves-by cooling;
There's work to do, which must be done.
'Tis left to you for doing.
The fields doth glisten with the grain.
When zephyrs DER are signing.
To work at morn, lest in the eve.
You feel that you are dying. "a
r. % - E -z> -
The vineyard hangs with purple grapes,
With stars and suns above it.
The work has there been placed for thee.
To action! and you'll love it.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-02-02
The Best Head quarters-Brains.

The Best Head quarters-Brains.
Can a watch be said to be perfect
" dry when it has running spring
inside?
A curious Anomaly-That a man
with no female relations may yet
have tenants ...- -. .....
A contemporary speaks ofanother
newspaper printing communica
ton signed "V," and asks, "Does
that mean S5?"
The latest thing in funeral process
sions in the West is, a wagon to
precede the hearse, bearing bell,
which is tolled en- route 10 the grave.
as molasses good for a cough?'
inquired a youth with heavy cold.
at ought to be-itis sold for con-
SUMPTION was the reply.
The Boston journal of Chemistry
has among its subscribers DR.. Death,
DR.. Slaughter, DR.. Dye, DR.. Coffin,
DR.. Toombs. and DIR. Graves. This
sombre list is lighted up by DR.. Life
one DIR. Strength. and DIR. Joy,
DR.. Drinkwater, just balances DIR.
Rumn, on the liquor question.
Says 4 Philadelphia exchange:
Grant feels blue" Then Grant
feels all right. He's accustomed to
the bldes-he has had them as con
slant company for four years.
A young woman in Sacramento,
Cal, is threatening to get divorce
on the novel ground of ''protracted
festivities" She says her husband
celebrated his marriage by getting
drunk, and has kept up the festival
ever since. -.I.-
They do play such lovely sacred
music at my daughters" says a
pious, but deaf old lady. There's
one piece in particular that is so
solemn and devotional: The soul
bereft will find me-" What she
really heard, however, was The
girl l left behind me-"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-02-02
It is of InestimabIe value to the Farmer
Free. Ereey

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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-02-02
Education for Pretty Girls.

Pretty girls, unless they have wise
mothers, are more educated by the
opposite sex then their own. Put
them where you will, there is always
some man busying himself in their
instruction: and the burden OF
masculine teaching is generally
about the same, and might be stereo-
typed as follows: "You don't need
to be or do anything. Your bust
ness in life is is to look pretty, and
amuse us. You don tneed to study;
you know all by nature that a wo-
man need to know. The only sense
you need is lovely nonsense. You
are, by virtue of being pretty,super-
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-02-02
FARMERS
Look to YOm Interest

Il have a smaH lot of Norway oats which Of
L fer for SAFE. Afsoa lot of White Surprise
Oats. Both varieties purchased inNew York
City two years ago. and find them the most
profitable Kind to raise. The Norway is course
and stii, in straw. stands up wei on strong
land, stools better than any other variety, re.
quires from one to one and haIf bushels seed
per acre, can be cut when straw is green,
bound right up and thrcshcd wet, without
wrapping in tie machine. The straw makes
better feed than any other kind of straw.
The surprise Oats is abort rs still in the
straw as the 'tlIIunoii small 1a!s. and nhont rs
carly. Both yariefirs .irhi from iifty e one
hurdreit bushes ficr ,acre.' Both varieties
weigh about forty pounds to the bushei. CaH
and see the oats at Waits & Sheets, 4 doors west
of Commcrcia Block. These gentlemen are
my agents for the s;gc Qf the above mentioned
oats.
22-ms A. WOLGAMOT.
TsEliUEjuF. SIFF-s : ssEsillRf !
Julian's Interest Tables !
THE BEST IN USE. d.
For sale at the BOOK STORE.
! aug. 20, 1s70.-1mar 80 b. -s 'Esli 4 . ~
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-02-02

On the morning of January 23d
about , o'clock five coal miners at
Ormsby's shaft, Hermitage, Pa, got
on the platform to descend the shaft,
when the rope broke, precipitating
the men a distance of one hundred
and ten feet, killing four almost in
stantly. The fifth is not expected
to live.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-02-02
c., r. I. & p. Railway.

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Breakfast. / Dinner. / Supper.
Distance 493 miles. Trains are run by Chi
cago time
Connects ut Council Bluffs and Omaha with
Missouri River Steamers for Benton and all
Upper Missouri River Trading Posts and Un-
ion Pacific Railroad.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-02-02
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of Insects, Hundreds of eyes in single eye of
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In examining insects which prey upon his
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-02-02
County officials.
Church Directory.
NJ. E. CHURCH,


NJ. Z. CHURCH,
G. HUGHES, PASTOR, SERVICE EVERY
Sabbath at l0K O'Clock, A. NJ, and o'clock,
Pm. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening.
ST. JOHNS CONGREGATION.
GERMAN SERVICE BY REV. J. SP0ERRI.
every Sabbath morning, at 10 O'Clock. Sab
bath School at O'Clock. -
EvANG. LUTHERAN CHURCH.
SERVICES EVERY OTHER SABBATH AL
ternoon, by Rev. Isaac Cutler.
U. p. CHURCH,
REV. w. M. GIBSON, PASTOR. HOURS FOR
Service at ny O'Clock, A. N. Sabbath school
at 10n: O'Clock, A. n. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evenings atty O'Clock.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. -,
REV. s.MILHOLLAND, PASTOR. MORN :
ing service at II O'Clock Sabbath school
I9E O'Clock. Evening service 6k O'Clock
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at
Tis O'Clock.
DISCIPLE CHURCH,
ELDER WIN. SHARP, PASTOR. HOURS
for service II O'Clock, A. N. Sabbath school
9 O'Clock. Evening service ~ O'Clock
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at "a
O'Clock.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-02-02
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Ipittsburg, Fl. Wayne & Chicago R. R.
TRAINS GOING EAST.

No. /, Daily except Monday; Nos. 5. 3. and
g. Daily except Sunday; Nos. and 6, Daily;
MOI Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
FIR. MYERS, Gen. Ticket Agent ,
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= M1ERsBuRe HOLMES County, THURSDAY

Akron and Cuyagoga Falls, in Sum
nit county and Mansfield, in Rich
land county, informs of very beau
tiful building stone. Some of the
finest residences on Euclid avenue,
Cleveland, are built of the Akron
stone. Its color is deep, purplish
red.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-02-02

q say you are a fool, and had bet
ter 60 home. Your mother wants
you, YOU stupid" exclaimed the
Maria, in a shrill treble.
And she gave poor John such a slap
in the face that it sent him reeling.
Unhappy Maria-the course of
true love never runs smooth.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-09-21
Lake Ss:are Railroad.

The Kcwaunee Enterprise Of the 18th
inst. has the following IN relation to the
Lake Shore RaiIroal:
The Shcl0vcan and Manitovoo papers
bring tie gratifying intelligence that ar
ranccments have bc,n~ concluded which
seem to ensure the construction Of the Mil
waukce, ManitowOc y Green Bay Railroad
at an early day. The IRON to complete the
road from Milwaukee to Sheb0vgan has
been bought ana is being shipped, and t.
500 tons are ROW ON the way, NIessrs.
Hitchcock s Mashck. Of Kcwamce, and
Tavlor 4 Bach, of Carlton, have sold the
company 10000 railroad ties, to be deliv-
cred in Shcbovgan and Milwaukee within
sixty DAYS. Manitowoc and Two Rivers
are expected to vote additional aid, the
former S75, 900 and tire latter S25, 900: and
it is necessary that Shehovgan vote an ex-
tension Of the time named IN the subscrip-
ton of that city fer the completion of the
road-aIl Of which will doubtless be done
promptly and cheerfully.
0fthe several projected railroads in tlis
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-09-21
GLE InIXTY FNIn.

We again call the attention Of the farm
crs, housekccpers, stocE-ra:scFs, manufac-
turers, and all others interested in our
county's future, 70 the urgent necessity
there is for all to take 4 lively interest in
our coming County Fair. Let each one
come forward with determination to make
it useful and attractive. We do not lack
material either in the useful or beautiful
so much rs the needed attention and action,
which alone makes success possible. Every
convenience will be provided BY the sever
al committees for the protection AMI shelter
of articles exhibited, and ample room for
stock of all kinds. The committees are
doing and will do all they can to ensure q
good far, and ifthc people will but second
their earnest endeavors, we are certain Of
success.
The selection Of judges are excellent,
and the premium list will in all cases cover
the expenses and in many instances much
more. The ladies Of this city and vicinity,
we are sure, viii DO their full share, AMI in
fact cll in their power to make the Domcs-
tic and Fine Art Department attractive, as
they are always ready to lend a helping
hand to every worthy enterprise.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-09-21
Ground Broken ca tI.c Lake Shore
Es:GisEGtsss

From tn Shehaygln elstld, SeTt Is.
y ork has actually been commenced upon
the Lake Shore Road. The editor Of the
UeyaId has Just returned from the scene Of
operations, anI makes this statement from
personal observation. Ground was broken
in the Third Ward, in the rayinc about a
half mite west Of the ). & I. K. r. depot,
this morning about Q clock, and force
Of men AMI teams are now at work upon
the grade. More men and teams will be
put on The work this afternoon, and the
force will be increased as soon as possible.
More men and teams are wanted imme-
diatcly. We understand that those who
are employed viii be paid every Monday.
n addition to this good news, We have
the pleasure Of adding that work has been
begun and is being prosecuted with great
yigor upon the extension Of the ). u L.
X. Il. News comes 10 Us from Fond du
Lac this morning that the force employed
upon the grade Is rapidly Increasing. We
clip the following from the Fond du Lac
UoHy Of Thursday:
yesterday morning at 10 o'cloc k,active
operations were commenced at Lld0rado
Marsh, on the Princeton extension, with
appropriate ceremonies TO John F.
Murrcn, Esq, the able and indcfatigable
engineer, under whose immediate eyc-ths
important line was located, was awarded
tie honor Of throwing the first shovel full
Of dirt Hon. J. \. BentIy, the attorney
for the road, threw the second, and \. VI.
Young, Esq, the contractor Of that divi-
sion, the third.
The ceremonies being finished, 1Tr.
Young's forces began at once, and before
the party left, they had assumed very
much the appearance Of grading. Mr..
Young i. a contractor Of experience, and
has with him a force well qualified for the
work"
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o. th>erstday Of the convention Bish-
op NYhitehouse, causel to BE adopted a
rude hy which the ministers voting in the
aifrlnatirc pledged themselves to accept
ccselesiastieal suspension, if they appeal to
a civil court for redress against q violation
by the Bishop IT any law, ecclesiastical or
civil. Tie article - adopted seems to
bind al the ministers Of the diocese, voting
or not, or whether in Office or to enter up
on ministerial duty here OF at any future
place So far as those who voluntarily
pledged themselves to it are concerned, the
law VIII doubtless be sustained; but as no
man in an ecclesiastical convention can
vote away the civil rights OF another man,
that article Y ia b. nuliied inthe first civil
court to which dissenting minister makes
an appeal in any question involving evil
rights. OF precisely the same cloth is the
action Of the contention making a law By
which certain things are declared criminal
that were not criminal at the time Of their
occurrence; and if the Bishop had no bet
ter foundation than this upon which to test
the legality Of the Cheney trial in q civil
court, the Issue Of this new phase Of the
contest IS not difficult to foresec.
As to his ever getting actnal possession
Of Christ Church, he must first prove that
the church was p!acel under his .uyislic-
tIyn, which it was not; next, the legality
Of the Cheney trial; thcn the malfeaSance
Of the Wardcns: and, finally, the invalidity
Of mortgage law. Before he has accom-
pIi4had ali this, the General Convention of
the church viii have mt AMI adjourned,
but not without accomplishing one Of two
.l,:s-,c. % Geg.;.:rr, r. TIN st04tfs &C Hi-h1n
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F0REta. e.ElIa.
--latest DIS atchca to The Chicago Pape-s)
ITG,y

New YoRK, Sept lS.-lIail advices
from Italy, report that the party feeling in
Rome still continues very high. The
newspaper press Of both parties are fcrcely
at war, the one ya!iantiy attacking the
Pope and papal institutions, and the others
rcrelling the attack vita ike yituperation.
Aspirations for tie speedy success of the
dread lneernationals are even INDUCED in
the hope that out Of the chaos the Pope
ana B0urbons might again come into posses
sion Of their own.
REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATION.
PARIs, Sept. iS.-It is said that the
Republicans are preparing for manifesto
ton ON the 2oth INST, the first anniversary
Of the occupation Of the city by the Italian
troops, but no disorder IS apprehcnlcd
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-09-21
FRhfEE.

Il IS senli-oftciaIly stated that the defici-
ency Of the revenue for the present year
viii probably be covered without the IMPOSE
ton of any new taxes.
Paris, Sept. lS.-It is rumored that
elections for Councils General will be held
in October
The disarmament of the National Guards
is progressing rapidly.
The mortality Of Paris last week was
about one hundred less than that of the
previous week.
NEw YORK, Sept. lS.-Itis stated in a
Paris letter that Theirs is beginning to
Show the consequences Of over work, that
he Is rapidly failing in strength. lie has
ycry bad eyes, AMI besides is subject to fits
of prostratIop. which generally come after
hts u angry = tr:ee;.sseries Ia the Cham
Der.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-09-21

We call the attention Of our readers to
the able and eloquent speech Of Senator
Doolittle, at GAINESVILLE, in today's
supplement, and ask their care
full perusal, in which he sets forth in a
clear and emphatic manner the steadily in
creasins efforts Of the Republican party
towards Capitalization of power, or as he
forcibly puts it " Imperialism, and calls
the attention of every libcrty-loying voter
to the fact that the people Of this country
must rebuke this tendency before some
bold, grasping and ambitious man like
Grant or b. +. Butler rc-cnact the cele-
bratcd role of Napoleon in 1852, in his
famous feat of merging a republic into an
empire, and America become another
France. Other parts of his speech are
just as pointed and potent 90 the subject
of negro suffrage, party-lash, reconstruc-
ton, acknowledgements, Radical remedy,
ku klux, etc. etc, of which oar space will
not admit further comment, are all fairly
and candidly discussed.
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WASnBI RNE.

Why He Ought not to have bccnSc-r,i-
natcd-Angry Protest OF IA ssndicai
Newspaper against ssashbuEne's
NOmination--Ehe Federal office
holders DenOunced-EEis Hostility
to Fox Esiver-Efoforc the CoDyeu-
ton.
From the oshsosh Journal (Rep OF .ugust 10. 1871
The reason why this gentleman should
not be nominated by the republican conyen-
ton is that his me was first proposed
for this position at Washington by poll
ticians and otiicc-holdcrs to advance their
own interests, and not because he was, or
was supposed 70 be the choice of the peo-
pie of the State.
HIS CHIEF SUPPORTERS.
His chief supporters are holders of fed
cral offices, (thc same who first concoctcd
the scheme at Washington to see that
Washburne delegates were sent to the
State Convention from their respective To-
calities, under threat Of dismissal if they
fail TO do so.
he IS OPPOSED TO THE FOX AND VISION
SIN RIVER IYPRcyEWENT
He has never Unidentified himself with
the friends of the Fox and Wisconsin
River Improvement, but has studiouslv
avoided and kept himself aloof from this
great measure, and by his uniform orposi-
ton to all appropriations for Internal i'm
provemcnts, whether of land or money.
during his service OF six years in Congress,
has placed himself outside Of the possibili-
~ Of aiding this work however friendly he
may profess to be to it.
The arbitrators appointed under PRO
vision OF an act of Congress passed last
winter to ascertain what sum in Justice
should be paid the Green BAY and lfissis-
sippi Canal Co., in order TO cxtinruish
their rights to a portion of the route, are
now IN session, and viii be ready to report
Mt once on the assembling Of Congress-
next December
The adoption Of that report bv Con-
grcss, and the granting Of lar~e anpro-
priaton to carry on the work VIII b Of
vital Importance to the meaSure-anl the
Executive Of the State, liz virtue Of his
position, should give it great and efficient
aid. But the Hon q. &. Wa~hburnr
would be utterly powerlcss in the matter.
indeed his advocacy Of it would be a posi-
tive injury.
EVIDENCE OF IMPORTANTLY IN CONGRESS
Witness the fate, At the last session Of
Congress, of the bill To extend the riD,., of
expiration of the St. Paul & Lake Suneri-
or Railroad land grant The bill was de-
fcated, because Hon. {. c. WaShbulne adj
voeated It's passage.
The grant in question lay entirely with
IN his own district, and he could not with
stand the home pressure 10 procure the
passage of the bin if possible He did
try, and the result j. known.
1t is stated that Hon. z. SAWYER told
NaShburne while the bin Was pending, ii
he (Nashburne,) would not let il be known
that he was interested in its passage. il
would pass, but, if he advocated it, the bill
would be defeated.
The Fax and Wisconsin River improve
meni Is Of toe great importance to the
State 70 hazard it, success Ly being in the
fands of negative men v- NaSlbarne cr-
Thers
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LOST.

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Pay mFn, (, ba5h not-- has besr s,opped and
sal partis- cautioned ut lTc ssirE the
sane 5sw l.. - NzEHAs,