Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-27
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How much cloth is required to max
| a spirit wrapper:
Wanted in our town-more new tene
ment houses.
Bonnets and Hats selling at cost at Fl
l. Halls. Hats for 50 cts. 49w2.
Favorable reports from all quarter!
concerning the corn crop.
There are ls7, 900 volumes in the Con.
gressional Library at Washington.
A girl may as well hang up her fiddle
when she loses her beau.
VIM. Duncan has employed over &C
additional hands in tile last ten days
and wants more.
Sunday was a pleasant day. The
churches were so mewhat fuller than
usual.
Mrs. Yarnell, the woman who had
lived so long without eating, died in
Wooster on Saturday.
One firm at Norwalk expects to pick
this season eight hundred bushels of
blackberries.
1t is said they have so much fruit in
Southern Ohio that it is fed to the hogs
as means of disposal.
The past week has been an uncom-
monty cold one on an average for the
month of July.
Mr.. G. F. Newton is repairing his
house on south Clay street. 1t will be
quite tasty in appearance when finished.
The streets of our town now, general
ly, present a neat and cleanly appear
ance.
There ,oas very pleasant social gath
ering of young people at Miss Sallie
Smiths on. Tuesday evening last--
If you look through our advertise
ments this; week you win see what the
Book Store is doing, and when you come
to town don't forget to.eall there.
A man i'm Wadsworth the other day
became intoxicated and had a hundred
dollars stolen from him while uncon-
scious.
The Wayne Co. Agricultural Society
will hold its annual fair Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, October 3rd,
18th, & 9Th, 1871.
An exchange, wanting to compliment
4 olive Stock Journal" says it is edited
by a man whose head is chuckful of
live stock.
"Are dose bells ringing for fire? in
quired Simon of Tiberius. "No, indeed,'
answered Tiberins, "dey alb got plenty
of fire, and de bells are ringing for wa
ter
Mrs. Vallandigham is with her sister
at Cumberland, Nd, in a deplorable
condition mentally, being seldom aware
of the presence of the friends by whom
she is always surrounded.
Ed. Smith of Monroe, killed a very
venomous snake last week-tour feet,
more or less in length. Our informant
says upon examination it was found to
be "new departure" species.
The property known as the st. Charles |
has again changed hands. Mr.. Geo.
Reed has purchased it, giving house
on the hill valued at fifteen hundred;
and $4,000 in cash.
A Connecticut man ardently wants to |
"represint the michandick and laboringe
men in the state assemble irrespective of
poliytics, relijion or eddicashun." of
the last, especially.
The Wooster "picked nine, baseball
lists, were dead-beats at Millersburg
last Tuesday. The Lone Star, of
Holmes, played Wooster a double dis
count game and won.-.Wooster Rep.
A man in Canton threw poisoned
piece of meat into his neighbor's yard
to poison an offensive dog, but his own
child getting hold of it, ate it and was
barely rescued from death by timely
notice to physician.
Chas. F. Kolbe, Esq, editor Of the
Akron Gern,ania called on us the other
day while in town. He is very much
pleased with the prospects of his new
enterprise and says his subscription list
is increasing rapidly. Glad to hear it.
Let the young men and women of to-
day sail cautiously and near shore, if
they would avoid moral shipwreck. A
hurricane issuing from the abodes of
Pluto is sweeping over the Life Ocean,
which nothing but principle-unyield-
ing Christian principle can withstand.
Condensed Soda Water is the latest IN
Vention. 1t is put up in boxes and in
'he form of powder, charged with gas
md sweetened and favored with pine
apple, orange, lemons, &c. Pic-nicers
ian now carry their soda water in their
pockets.
Don't brag, boys. If you have any
hing Of particular value or can do any
hing particularly well, be modest about
t. A boaster is never loved by his
companions; and generally, the more1
,ne boasts the less real worth he pos
esses.
There is no excuse for those who drag
heir weary and disordered bodies into
'ur company, when few doses Of Ayers
would cleanse their murky
,lood and restore their health and vigor.
(e muddy victims of bilious disease,
lave some regard for your neighhors,i
lot for yourselves.
Now that we are promised good ag-
icultural fair in this county this fall
ct each farmer, and everybody else be .
to bring in everything that
will help make it such. 1t is left with
he people, to say whether it is to be a
irst-class fair or not. We also under
tand the premiums will be good.
administering lead through tube"
s what the papers call it in Michigan
when one person shoots another. The
,ditors are very careful not to hurt a
feelings by alluding to "mur-
ler', or anythinU of that kind for fear