Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-04-20

Mr.. Laubach, of the Holmes County
REPUBLICAN, has been appointed post
master at Millersburg.-Bgckeye State.
go away from home 10 hear the
news.'-HoiRes Go. Farmer.
The Buckeye State is correct. Mr..
Laubach has been appointed postmaster
at Millersburg.
Mr.. Presser put up fine Chickering
Piano for Mr.. N. Shoup on Tuesday.
Hon. J. II. Platt has our thanks for
: public documents.
In stating how Eve told Adam TO chas-
tise her son, five scripture names are
used: "Adam," Seth Eve, Gain Abel"
Our thanks are due VIM. McMonigal
of Washington, D. c. for late files OF
the Washington paper.
The man who was struck with beer
. glass one night last week by our neigh
Dor up street, is recovering.
There is beautiful illustration Of the
abanishment of Winter in the last
Harper's Weekly.
March winds and April showers not
only bring forth MAY flowers" bur may
freckle.
Jean Paul says of children: THE
smallest are nearest God, as the smallest
planets are nearest the sun.
A general crash and come down of
beer mugs several nights ago. How's
that for New Hampshire?
On Wednesday morning a thunder
shower passed over our town. The
rain was quite refreshing.
/ Court is still in session. The trial Of
Mrs. Woods vs.. the liquor sellers of
Millersburg, commenced on Wednesday
morning. Nine saloon keepers have
been indicted. She puts in claim of
$4,000.
Hon. James Monroe will please ac-
cept our thanks for valuable public
documents received.
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urday. Business was quite brisk. Du-
rim. the week. however. it had been
quiet.
The New York Star tells of a hen that
laid twenty-seven eggs in one of Beech
er's old hats. Thus did Hen-reward
Beecher.
The peaches and cherries are said to
have been killed by the frost Saturday
night. Some say, however, that they
are yet safe. Who knows:
And now they talk of fitting up
Mount Vernonas watering place. We
do not approve of the place. The dust
that is there is too great.
DR.. Mary Walker declares that if any
man desires to get her out of pantaloons
he must marry her. That were a rem
edy worse than the disease.
| Posters, Programmes, Sale Bills.
Horse Bills and all work of a similar
character promptly and neatly executed
|
Some of our young folks have COM |
menced enjoying the beautiful weather
by participating in the healthful and in
vigorating game of croquet.
The girl of the period is accused of
being too practical. And yet glance !
at her chignon proves how fond she is |
of building castles in the air.
The walk to the Depot is again in a |
bad condition. Somebody will yet re-
ceive serious injury thereby, and then
turn around and sue the town author
tiles for damage.
Among recent discoveries are lem
onade spring in Texas, several soda wa
ter lakes in Colorado and a mine of
scented soap somewhere out West. Ma
ture is bounteous in America.
In Boston the tailors send out dunning |
letters to some OF their customers in the
following form: "You will please call
and pay your bill or buy some more
clothes without delay. | don't care
which,
An enterprising shoemaker had the
sentence-Mens conscia sibt recti, painted
upon his sign as a motto. A rival
across the way, not wishing to be out
done, painted upon his sign-Aens and
Womens conscia sibi recti.
When you are depressed by the gaunt,
sickly feeling OF a disordered system,
which needs to be cleansed and stimu-
lated into healthy action, take dose or
two of Ayers Pills and see how quick
you can be restored for shilling.
The illustrated papers contain fine en-
cravings of the Marquis of Lorne and
the Princess Louise. The Marquis is
the son of the Duke of Argyle, the head
of the clan af Campbells. The Princess
Louise is daughter of Queen Victoria.
A correspondent asks us to give a
plan to prevent cows from sucking their
own milk. VIII some of our readers
who know of some good method, give
us the benefit of their knowledge for
the information of our correspondent.
There has been some talk of number
ing the houses on our business streets.
This, we think, is very good idea, as it
will give more business like air to orr
town. We hope it will be carried into
effect.
An exchange says: "At last we have
the reason why the Democrats carried
New Hampshire. 1t was because of the
drought. You see, people could not get
any water to drink, and drinking whis-
key whole year will make any man a
Democrat -...
Josh Billings thus advertises: "Want-
ed, several fust-class young men, with
mustash, to hang around the vestibules
of the different churches in Ameriky
and stare at the females as they pass out.
No young man accepted who can't stare
the brass buttons oph from military
coat at twenty PAGES
If people who suffer from the dull
stupidity that meets us everywhere in
spring, and too often in all seasons of
the year, knew how quick it could be
cured by taking Ayers Sarsaprilla to