Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-06-29
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Grcleville has a tree doctor.
y had omen-to owe men MONEY
Beware of the Sawdust swindle>.
Everywhere the glad tidings are o
glorious harvest.
The corn is looking finely and prom
iSing ullerop.
We anticipate grand time in Millers
burg on the 4th of July.
There are twenty-one divorce suit;
pending in the Stark County Court.
District Court was in session few
hours on Wednesday of last week.
Send Us in the items of news as They
occur.
The'way To get at the root of a thing
is to-dig.
When is a new hat like blow When
it is .feu.
Initiate good man, but never coun-
terfeit him.
Song OF gold hunter My happi-
ness is ore. eSa a.
When a woman gets her back up she
won't back down.
Why is girl not noun: Because
alas is an interiection.
1t is not always he who has the most
nose who knows the most.
A good tonic for debilitated young
A better tonic-ironing.
Dayton republicans are much pleased
with the republican ticket and platform.
elliott, the steel pen man, used TO be a
scissors grinder.
An exchange has discovered that Gu
Did is but an abbreviation of cupidity.
Twenty-Five cents a peck for peaches
n Georgia.
Everybody should come to town on
the Fourth. There'll be good time.
Some men fight every public improve
nent, and then growl because it don't
succeed.
1t is hard to respect old age when one
gets sold on a venerable pair of chick
.ns.
Some people say that dark-haired wo-
men marry soonest. We differ: it is
he light-headed ones.
Awife beater OIL being arrested by
me of the police, remarked he was only
basting the spare rib
A kiss is the aims which enriches him
rhO receives without impoverishing
'er who gives.
JOn gay widow giving up her weeds
or colors-"Behold how brightly breaks
he mourning 5r..-.!.
Balloonists don't care about making
much money. If. they can only make
scent they are satisfied.
Her. James Monroe will please ac-
ept emc thanks for valuable public
documents.
School closes on Friday next. The
cholars and teachers all look forward
fith eagerness to the coming vacation.
VIM. Duncan is pushing the work on
he railroad pretty lively. If the rest |
fsthe contractors do as well we shall |
BON take a ride to Mt. Vernon. -2-4t
A. Wolgamot has Il. forty acre field of
5 nice wheat as we have seen for many |
year. 1t lies to the right of the bottom
Dad.
For many a long year harvesting has
OF commenced so early rs it did this
eason. Some of our farmers cut wheat
N the 10th and 18th of June.
Farmers are now busy cutting their
heat. BY the Fourth of July, there
ill he but little left standing. 1t is gen.
rally very well filled.
The late rains have caused the grass
nd oats TO come forward very rapidly.
n some parts of the county the oats
ill be quite good.
Flowers have more than once been
lanted On the grave of the rebel Gen.
lagruder, but they refuse to grow
nero. - rssfN . EatE ff
The Albany journal reviews i'm detail
he Ohio Republican platform, and says
1t is a model platform, liberal, pro-
ressive and inipregnable. ht
Some farmers use as1ittle brown jug"
, cut wheat with. The contents are
sed to-whet the appetite and it t"cuts as
goes" Queer isn't it:
A real jolly old-fashioned good time
expected here on the Fourth of July.
ring your wives, your babies, and your
and be sure and 1'come your
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Have you heard the great Noyes? 1t
no uncertain sound that has gone
,rth from the Republican State Con-