Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-11-02
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lpiess
The weather has moderated very
much in the last few days.
The Latest Styles in Nubias and Twi-
lights at Mulvane's. 11w3
The Ashland Times gives very faith
full diagram of the burnt district OF
Chicago.
Call and see the fine Horse Blankets,
almost given away at Harpster, Rudy
a. Co.'S. 9w2
President Grant has appointed Thurs
day, November 30th, as day of prayer
and thanksgiving.
The Chicago fire ruined the "insides'
of many a rural editor. They used to
have their inside pages printed there.
An Indiana groom kissed the bride so
loudly as to extort round of applause
from the assembled audience at the
wedding,
Mulvane has the most complete as
sortment of Laces, Fringes and all kind
of trimmings. 11w3
Ten deaths at Charleston, South Caro-
lima, on Friday, of yellow fever.
Attention is called to the new adyer-
tisement of Spear & Sons in this weeks
issue. They evidently mean business.
Long experience enables them to know
the wants and tastes Of their customers.
You will soon need new overcoat.
S. Marx will have some fine ones on in
few days. Take look at them before
you buy. Aft
1t is time to gather pumpkin pies.
They should be carefully picked and
laid in basket, as shaking them of Is
apt to bruise them.
Parents should visit the Public Schools
ofterner than they do. 1t would be bet
ter for scholars, teachers and all con-
cerned.
You can get good wool hat, at Birds
for rs cents. 4tf
The Kenton Republican has taken a
"new departure" They propose cash
in advance, for their paper and adver-
Using. Sensible idea. The only true
TOdu w sucCcSs III tiC uCnepaPSA Uust-
ness.
Salem has two hundred and seventeen
more ladies, (and what will be,) than
gentlemen, and no town in the State
furnishes handsomer or better wives.
Respectable young men, from distance,
take nOtice.-Sdlem Republican.
Good point for Brigham Young and
his followers.
Go to Mulvane's for Fancy Lap Robes
at low prices. 11w3
A clerk in post-office was little
embarrassed the other day on being
asked by lady if there was letter for
nag coto. Being disposed to treat her po-
litely, he replied that there was nothing
for anybody's co,o. The lady being equal
ly embarrassed, also disposed to be po-
lite, said she inquired for Nike Hosoe.
A man who had purchased pair of
new shoes, finding the road to be rather
a rough one, concluded to put the shoes
under his arm and walk home bare
footed. After while he stubbed his
great toe, taking the nail off as clear as
a whistle. allow lucky!" he exclaimed,
"what 4 tremendous lick that would
have been for the shoes.n
You can buy Oysters at Weston's for
LOO per can; one-half so cts. 5tf
Through oversight the local adver-
tisement of the "Howe Sewing Machine"
has been left out for two weeks. We
are glad to learn, that Mr.. Il. MenueZ is
meeting with such good success in the
sale of his machine, which Is a"No. !"
machine.
You can get good suit for $1,000 at
Birds. 4tf
The Salem Republican says lots of
people who don't go much on circuses,
went to see the wild beasts, on Satur-
day. When the bears and lions began
to "growl and fight" as they scented
their dinner of fresh beef, these people |
with one accord rushed into the circus
and were afraid to come out until the |
performance there was over.
Sad experience has prompted q CO.
temporary to ventilate this seasonable
advice: "Keep up the fires. Half the |
diseases that afflct humanity at this |
season of the year are due to the half |
chilled condition in which people live. |
More coughs, colds, consumptiOns and |
fevers are produced by sitting in half
chilly rooms on those days when 1t |
seems hardly necessary to build fires,
than from all other causes.''
Real twist double and single shot
guns, at Harpster, Rudy & Cos. 9w2
% +o Nf,lyona,s for WON, E;d rr1o,,o,