Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-07

. Cleanliness and vaccination prever
smallpox.
| Protect your cellars well now tbs
winter is upon us.
| Omaha editors, formerly called 0ma
hogs, are now christened Nebraskals.
The boys are Frightening up thei
; skates. -
For the best toys of every description
go to Schnorr's. 1U
| Christmas comes on Monday this yea
and New Year comes on Monday mex
year. s-s-...- .-4 -rrr-
A Yankee has discovered a method o
tanning with leaves. School-boys ar
often tanned without their leaves.
I Burglars have been making severa
raids lately upon private dwellings il
Beaver.
People talk of blood "running" il
families; possibly this is why blood i
sometimes called a go-er.
If you want boys suit of clothes
cheap, go to j. Spencer & Son, Pain
Valley, o. 16w3
If you want a sweet toned parlor or.
gan, call on 7. B. Cunningham at thii
Office.
Thousands of wild geese are in ths
vicinity of Pickens, s. C. We suppost
they are good pickin's, of course.
Geo. Schnorr has fine assortment o.
fresh Figs, Raisins, Candies, Candy
Toys, and toys of every kind. To
Don't buy any sewing machine until
you see and try the American Button-holt
Seeing Machine. 45tf
You might as well attempt to make q
saw log float up stream as to try to
keep people from patronising liberal
advertiser.
Tell fellow he "uses the truth with
penurious frugality" when you want to
intimate in a mild way that he lies
under mistake.
There's great deal of marrying and
giving in marriage in the "roOral dis
tricts.Y Sure sign of cold, hard win
ter. ~
Apples, it is said, don't keep long the
present year. Hereabout they disap-
pear suddenly-especially where there
is large family.
G. Schnorr would call the attention
of our citizens to his fine stock of Gro
ceries, Notions, Provisions, &C., all Sc
lected for his holiday trade. lac
The Cuyahoga Falls Reporter comes to
us this week considerably enlarged and
in clean, new suit. The change has
improved the appearance very much.
A man fell one hundred feet down a
shaft at the Middlebury Coal Mines
some days since and was horribly
mangled.
Where can you get the best oysters,
did you say? Why at Schnorr's, of
course. His oysters are so large and
fat. lao'
The astronomers announce that two
comets will be visible to the naked eye
in few weeks-Enck's in the evening
and Tuttle's in the morning skies.
A prominent journalist who is COM
pletely bald offers a reward of 81 900 for
tale that will make his hairs stand on
end.
A young man named O'Brien died of
lock-jaw, at Kenton, Ohio, last week, in
consequence of smashing his hand in
cornsheller.
Water is yet very scarce in many
parts of the county and should their be
continued cold weather, stock will in all
probability suffer.
At this season, among things for the
real protection of women, and at the
same time, something that will help to
elevate them, are thick-soled shoes.
J.W. Gillespie, Esq, is now sole pro-
pretor of the Alliance Local. The pa
per will hereafter be Republican in poll
tics. We wish it great success.
Adam Urmson showed us bunch of
peanuts on the stalk, which he raised
himself. Also a potato weighing over a
pound which he raised from the seed in
two years.
Harm, the young New Brighton mur-
derer, who has been convicted for the
murder of VIM. Grant, wrote on the
wall of his cell, a few days ago, "My
mothers whisky brought me here"
James Christopher, boy living with
Alfred Uhl, shot an owl one day last
week that measured four and half feet
from tip to tip. 1t was one of the COM
mon species of owl.
M. S. Rudy of our town is going to
Hay esville, Ashland county, to engage
i'm business. We are sorry to lose Mr..
Rudy, and hope he may be successful in
his new location.
Corn taken in exchange for goods, at
J.Speneer & Sons, Paint Valley, Ohio.
16w3
Olive Logan will be married on Christ
mas-day, according to the Louisville
Ledger.-E5change. Shed better be
married according to Scripture, if she
knows what's good for her.
We are to have an old-fashioned So
ciable winter this time, according to the
old Dutch "sign;" which says that for
every day the first snow lies on the
ground there will be weeks sleighing.
The first snow lay on eight or ten days.
Prof. Brugh, President of Vermillion
Institute, informs us that he is well
pleased and encouraged with the sue
cess which has attended his efforts du-
ring the past session, and also adds that
the prospects for the future prosperity
of the Institution are very gratifying
indeed.
Our attention has been called to the
American Button-hole Se,oing Machine
which of all sewing machines is the ma
chine. 45tf
On Tuesday night of last week, large
washing belonging to Prof. Brugh's
family of Hayesville, was left out on
the line. The next morning, the clothes
might have been ON the line yet for all
they knew, but they couldn't find the
line, as some individual with every at
tribute of thief had appropriated the
entire washing, line and all.
Twenty-six cts. per doz. for Eggs and
20 cts. per lb. for butter, at j. Spencer &
Sons, Paint Valley, o. 16w3
How to put money in your purse.
open your pocket book, take a green
back between your thumb and finger
and with deXtrous twirl of the right
or left arm, whichever may be the most
convenient, place it right in. That is
the way to do it, but we don't practice
it very much.