Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-11-02
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Court Is in session in Coshoctoh.

for so cts. at j. Mulyane's. 31tf.
If you want neat Job Work you cal
get it at this office.
What is most likely to become wo
man "A little girl.
Wood Pumps, best and cheapest, a
Harpster, Rudy & Cos. sw2
A wife's kiss for money is well termed
legal tenderness.
Said a conceited young lady: "Yor
men are covet-us set"
Birds have very large stock of good:
cheap. Aft
A live panther is soaring the people
of Guernsey, County, o.
Nearly all women like soldiers, and
some would like good offer, sir.
Carpets are usually bought by thu
yard and worn by the foot.
The American iSering Machine is al
the 60. 7tf.
Men, like machines, soon rust out i
they are idle.
Persons desirous of taking music les
sons will find Miss Ruthrauff a gooG
teacher.
Try the Twin Brothers Yeast, fol
sale at Weston's, and you will use nc
other.
Il. S. Weston & Co. are selling Oys-
tiers at 81 90 per can. Crackers 10 cts
per pound. 5tf
On Friday last a severe hail storm
passed over the country southeast Of
Dalton.
The Lecture Association meets every
Tuesday evening in Town Hall. All are
invited to attend.
Saturday was, a busy day with our
merchants. Trade was lively and the
streets were thronged with teams.
Don't buy any sewing machine until
you sea and try the American Button-hott
Segfnq Machine. 45tf
Dinah Wick, Revolutionary pension
er, died in Tennessee, the other day, at
the age of lis.
Wilkie Collins has taken to lecturing,
and will visi this country during the
coming winter.
Where shall l 60 for good clothing ?
To Sam. Marks new store, opposite
Court House. Att.
Several lots of very fine hogs passed
through town during the last few days
ON their way to the Depot to be shipped
All kinds of legal blanks kept con-
stantly on hand for lawyers, justices,
&C., at the REPUBLICAN office.
A young lady of our, acquaintance
saws that the &C.. o. D." mark Of ex-
press means "Call on Dad"
Look out for the largest stock of Cloth
ing ever brought to this town, and just
opened at Birds. 4tf
1t is sweet to have friends you can
trust, and convenient sometimes to have
friends who are not afraid to trust you.
There are two-hundred and eighty
seven incorporated Colleges in the Uni
ted States.
When you come to the fair don'tor--
get stop in at Sam. Marks and buy your
self nice suit of clothes cheap. 4tf.
At Canton, man named Hurford, vo-
ted his doctor bill, at the late election =,
instead of his ticket. 1t was not scratch
ed.
The Public Department at Washing
ton was closed on the 2Sth rs mark OF
respect to the late Hon. Thomas Ewing,
sr., deceased.
At the Teachers Examination on Sat-
urday, seventeen out of twenty got GER
tificates, the majority being for six
months.
For beautiful neck-tie, 60 to Sam.
Marks new clothing store, in the Critch-
field building, opposite Court House.
4tf.
An Irishman, upon seeing a squirrel
shot from tree, said; "Faith, that's a
waste of power. The fall itself would
have killed the squirrel"
A Chinaman's account of the Chicago
calamity is as follows: "Melican-Ilish
boy take kelosine lamp and milk COW !;
COW kick over lamp; up go Chicago.
The bloom of youth will fade away,
the brightness of the eye will grow dim
with age, but troublesome little corn
will never pass away.
Our attention has been called to the
American Button-hole Se,oing Machine
which of all sewing machines is the ma
chine. 45tf
A Query-If three hungry cats catch
three savage rats in three mortal min
utes, how many cats will catch hum
dred rats in hundred minutes?
A little boy, three years old, who has
a brother of three months, gave rea-
son for the latter's good conduct-"Baby
doesn't cry tears because he doesn't
drink any water and he can't cry milk"
We were glad to meet our friend D.
&. Mcnamara who has lately returned
from Pennsylvania. He is looking well
and will probably remain with us again.
We hope soS
James Dempsey, the man who robbed
the Post office at Killbuck several weeks
ago, was sentenced to one year in the
Ohio Penitentiary, Wednesday last, Oct.
25th, 1871.
Gen. Robt. Anderson, the hero of
Fort Sumpter, died in Nice, France, on
the 26th inst. His remains will be
brought to the United States for inter-
ment.
An exchange says: at is not good
taste for young men to stay after ten
o'clock when visiting young ladies'" A
friend of ours says he never noticed any
difference to the taste after ten o'clock"
The Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago
Railway Co. are building new depot
at Orrville. The foundation is already
laid. The Cleveland, Mt. Vernon &
Delaware road will also build new de-
pot soon.
The Louisville Courier-Journal says: !:
To the seventeen people who have sent
us "poems" headed Chicago We would
respectfully say that Chicago has suffer-
ed so much that we haven't the heart to
add fifty per cent to her woe by publish
ing their rhymes.
An exchange says the latest device for
"breaking ap a setting hen" is to put
couple of Jumps of ice in the nest.
Next year when the proper time comes,
we are going to suggest better one
yet. 1t will be to put few live Goals
in her nest.
One of the safes of the Chicago Post
office was opened and contents found
badly scorched, $3,5OO,OOO were recov-
cred, and about $4,000 worth of stamps
in pretty good condition, to be eX-
changed though not fit for use. Some
of the books were too badly scorched
to be readable.