Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-14
IN TOWN AND OUT.

a The nicef esh raisins and figs in
:. town at SCH orHs. lw
The REPUBLICAN is just the medium
to advertise Holiday goods.
;. Next Monday week is Christmas. Get
y your presents ready.
We are promised some musical con-
icerts soon.
Everybody should attend the Festival
{ next week. See notice.
Mr.. Thomas Arnold who was badly
hurt last from runaway, is recovering.
Methodist Mite Society will meet at d.
Wholfs on Friday evening.
Fresh Oysterh Il sale at J. Spencer
& Sons, Paint %. Iowa
Now is the time to advertise your
Holiday Goods.
Almost everything you can think of
in the way of toy at Schnorr's. 1w
The Cantata of ESTHER the Beautiful
Queen" will soon be given in Mt. Yer
non.
The work on the C. Mt. V. s. d. r. r.
is being pushed forward as rapidly as
possible.
If you wai to buy flannel cheap, go
Ohio. l6w3
Schnorr has very fine oyster trade,
owning to the good quality of oysters
he keeps.
Geo. Schnort CAP show you the most
practical and bes{ toys for children in
town of Mill3shfrg. 1w
Our poultry dealers are taking ad-
vantage of the winter weather and are
making large shipments east. 4
Barnyard fowls and lawyers who Tx
for pay, pick up their living with y Fir
bills.
How to have a clear head-use fine
tooth comb. We don't mean to in inu- |
ate.
G. Schnorr has = very large aa ort-
ment of child en' toys for Chris nas.
just call in a s$ them
If you measure other peoples adsons |
by your own, do not call three qua sfters |
a yard. ~
The Presbyterian Mite Society WI
meet at Mr.. w. w. Renfrew's, on Cla
street, Thursday evening.
Corn taken in exchange for goods, at
J.Spencer & Sons, Paint Valley, Ohio.
16w3
The Mt. Vernon girl who split a
cord of wood daily will be wooed by a
raft Of fellows when she grows up.
If you wait French calf boots for 81,
60 to J. Spend 6 pms, Paint Valley,
Ohio. 16w3
Rev. j. ID. Nunemacher will preach
in the English, in Town Hall, on next
Sabbath evening at the regular hour.
A correspondent suggests that church
collections would bematerially increased
if they were taken up by young ladies.
Out in Minnesota the ladies are already
organizing preparatory to a vigorous
leap year campaign.
Padded insteps are the newest sensa-
ton in fashionable circles. Padded
head may possibly be the next inven-
ton.
The plasterers finished up their work
on the lower story of the new Metho-
dist church last Friday. Services were
held in it last Sabbath.
The Mt. Vernon Republican says that
Samuel Israel is now securing the right |
of way on the proposed road to Column
bus. The work is in good hands. |
Our attentist, has been s>called to the
American ButtOHVn2e SCI q Machine
which of all sewing nlscbihll the ma
chine. 45tf
An old lady seeing on sign the
wOrds-"Fountain of Fashion said
she supposed that was where all the
young "squirts" came from.
On entering either dwelling or store,
at this season of the year, the salutation |
generally met with is: "Please shut the
door,"
If you wish to present your friend |
with an acceptable holiday gift send
him or her a copy of the REPUBLICAN
for year. 49, t-s-a:@s
East Liverpool has Neglected |
Married Woman's Society,"" They have |
passed resolution inviting respectable |
young men to attend their weekly meet |
ings.
An old lady gave this as her idea of
great man: "One who is keerful of his |
clothes, one who don't drink spirits, kin |
read the Bible without spelling the
words, and eat a cold dinner ON wash |
day without grumbling."
If every body would keep their gates
closed at night, and not let them hang
out across the pavement or sidewalk, it
would greatly add to the comfort of
those who are obliged to be out late at
night.
Last week an old gentleman came to
the express Office and desired to send to
Atlanta, Ca, silver half-dollar. Forty
years ago dying mother wished it to
be given to her absent son, as her last
gift. The gift meant for the child greets
an old man.-Mt. Vernon Republican.
A monument to the fallen soldiers of
Champaign county was dedicated with
appropriate ceremonies on Thursday
!, last The monument is of Quincy
granite and is fifteen feet to the foot OF
the statue, which is that of a soldier, of
bronze, six feet eight inches high.
J.Ebe rhart, of Shreve, agent for the
Estey Organ, has sold fourteen of those
instruments since the Millersburg fair.
The people are waking up tc fact that the
Estey is the Organ to buy. 1t has no su-
perior in durability orin tone. Samples
can be seen by calling on u.s. =
ave call the attention of enterprising
young men and agents to the advertise
ment of "Popery the Foe of the Church
/ and Republic" published by the Peo-
/ Piles Publishing Company. We hope to
, give our readers an extended notice of
this work at some future time"
According to ancient superstition
I, December is the most unlucky month in
) the year. The man or woman born in
, this month will be poor and unfaithful,
condemned to woe and sorrow. Per-
sons contemplating being born will
!, please take notice and govern them
, selves accordingly. - e-t I...
The Falls ON the Cuyahoga river are
t destined to become q popular resort.
+ The people of Cuyahoga are about fit
ting mp the grounds around the Falls, in
such way as to make it very desirable
place to visit. We hope they may do
b this as the natural scenery is very fine,
and could be made fine summer re-
sort. 81
A Acountryman came to one of our ho-
4 fn1o ov,I Ii n