Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-04-18

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!. What workman never turns to the
left. A Wheelwright.
Misery loves company, and so does q
manageable young lady.
Eagles. fly alone; sheep generally
flock together-so we have herd.5 "a
There was a slight fall of snow
early Monday morning.
The last report is that-a man in
town named his rooster "Robinso1f,'
because he crew so (Cruso).
The largest and best stock of goods
in Millersburg to buy from is atJ. E.
Koch, jr's. store. 35tf
There have been quite anumber OF
sudden deaths lately in Our town and
vicinity.
Not the Sheriff, but the knights OF
the paste bucket, and brush are now
doing the hanging-of wall paper. g )
Why is newspaper like an army
Because it has leaders, columns, and re-
views. D.. .s1.ia 20. s a
-"Say, Jack, can you tell me what's
the best thing to hold two pieces OF
rope together % II guess Knot" i2qLl
The cheapest place to buy goods in
Millersburg, is at J. Z. Koch, jr's.
store. s..s - sr- 35tf
"A Maine legislator paid his board
bill with his salary, and had fourteen
cents left. 2 f.1 .--" .''~
| A celebrated writer says that one
good mother is worth one hundred
lschOol-masters.
Some men need to be very Jealous
of their honor, for they have so little
of it.
Those who are incapable of COM
mitting great crimes do not easily slis-
pect others of them.
Ladies' will find the Dolly Warden
Hoop Skirt and all other new styles at
j. Z. Koch, jr's. store. p. 35tf
A man who will cheat boy be-
cause he can, only deals honestly with
men because he mast.
Some of the farmers report the
wheat as greatly improving in appear
ance the last few days .hWosa .o:a
Why is treading on a profane mans
corns like flood in river? 1t is liable
to tear out the dams.
The cheapest place to buy your
groceries and queensware is at j. E.
Koch, jr's. 35tf
/ For clearness of tone and beauty of
expression the Estey Organ stands first.
For information enquire at this office.
Ladies cotton stockings 10c per
pair, and children's 614c per pair at j.
E. Koch, .jr's. 35tf
An exchange says that bustles as
large as load OF hay will be the fash
ion this season. l-,.i'"lG
Ladies will find the Dolly Warden
Peka's and Yo Semitic stripes at J. E.
Koch, Jr's-rzF r UNJFT TrTTr3Stf
"A new Democratic paper has been
started at Clyde called the Saturday
Evening Telegram. Rather late in the
week for kilograms.
Hon. James Monroe, our worthy
Congressman, has our thanks for copies
of the Congressional Globe and ether
documents. = III H TUG ~
The coming of spring time is well
coined by all except fond ,papas who
know it is the season for fashions and
heavy milliners' bills. IGuT OF o
The boys are already, lounging
along the bank Of the creek, waiting
for the water to get warm enough to
ego in swimming"
Rev. A. S. NIilholland has been
away over two Sabbaths getting assist
ance toward the rebuilding of the Pres,
byterian church of this place. - = a
"A crusty old bachelor says that
Adams wife was called Eve because,
when she appeared, mans day of hap
piness was drawing to close.
"A gentleman describing person
who often visited him for the sole pur-
pose of having long gossip, called him
Mr.. Jones the stdy-maker. = Z
An editor in Iowa says he has be-
| come so hollow from depending on the
printing business for bread, that he
proposes to sell himself for stove
pipe. 1.5..
"A young student of the University
startled the class at recitation the other
day. what stars never set?' asked the
Professor. 'RoOst-ars!' was the prompt
reply. -" " .s'al1ii. j
A most beautiful display of north
ern lights was visible in the horizon, on
Wednesday evening. A brilliant girdle
encircled the heavens from the eastern
to the western horizon.
The wheat crop is turning out much
better than twas thought it would, and
is promising pretty good harvest. 1t
seems to have had moreeroot to it than
was supposed.
The few April showers we have
had are producing lively effect ON the
grass. The lawns are beginning to-
look fresh and green. The VIII eat fields
are following their good example.
| 1t is not an uncommon thing to
hear persons who grow rich on the me-
chanical genius Of other mems brain,
refer frequently to the capital they have
invested in business.
A little boy out west, on examina-
ton day, was asked: What is the shape
of the earth? The little fellow studied
while and then cried out :: Round like
a store box.
Several cases of spring fever have
already occurred in town. the victims
losing all desire to do anything save
playing billiards, going fishing, or
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