Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-10-31

| TO 10 D. Mulvane'S 8 1Or the newest
styles in Dress Goods. Sw4
The ''last rose of summer" has IA
ded and gone.
The trees are barring their limbs to
the rude winds of winter.
| kansas farmers are selling their
corn at shilling bushel on the stalk.
Mems Shirts and Drawers, at J.
Mulvane's at low prices Sw4
Mrs. Greeley has been dangerously
i'll for some time past. g sssTS
Apples are very plenty in this mar
ket.
Judge Welker was in town Tues
day.
| All along the line of the proposed
railroad the work is going steadily on.
The potato rot is prevailing in
Crawford county. Ft-L
This is the pleasantest season of
the year'to travel.
Loose and easy clothes are fashion,
able this season.
| Now is the time to cultivate your
fall and winter trade. Plant good
stock and fertilize by advertising.
Go to J. Mulyane's for the best
prints in the market, at l0cts. per yard.
Sw4
What l know about "tidal waves"
is the subject of a new discourse pre-
pared by H. G.
"A punster challenged sick mans
vote at the late election Oh the ground
that lie was an ILLEGAL voter.
Cleveland Democrats are hauling
down Greeley flags and hoisting O'Con-
ner and Adams banners.
If you want to buy all wool Blank
cts at last years prices, go to-J. Null
vane's. '..4,'' Sw4
Western people call the rough, cold
spell that precedes Indian Summer, the
euphOnious name, "Squaw winter" b,
"A liberal friend says that his politi-
cal Horace scope looks dark and dis
NAL. ts #Ft+i ( ~
You can find the finest stock of
Cloths and Cassimeres in town, at j.
Mulvane's. Sw4
The St. Louis Globe says Missouri
can be surely counted for Grant and
Wilson. .l 't.tf 'i't-
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy-$5G0 re-
ward for an incurable case. Sold by
Druggists at 80 cents. sliitU 5s3.
1t is unlawful to hunt on any per-
sons premises, after notice to that effect
has been published.
Let every man in your Township be
supplied with d Grant and Wilson Tick
ct before the day of election.
Our Commissioners this week adj
vertise for letting contract for building
railroad through Hardy township.
If you want the best Otter Brand of
Black Alpaca, go to J. Mulvane's.
Sw4.
The Democratic SANDER mills, hav-
ing overstocked the market, have fol-
lowed the example of the oil producers,
and shut down for thirty days.
The almost incredible ann ouncement
comes by cable telegram, that three
million persons have died from famine
in Persia, recently. ~
We furnish Enyelops with Bust
ness Card thereon, nearly rs cheap as
the blank envelopes can be purchased
elsewhere. - - n
Summit county was said by Bro.
Brinkerhoff to be one of the Liberal
strongholds in this State. Republican
gain sol.
A telegram from Geneva announces
the sudden death yesterday of D'Au-
bigne, the great historian Of the Reform
alton.
The buckwheat crop b reported to
be very promising, and the prospects
for good and cheap buckwheat cakes
next winter are therefore excellent.
Now that cold weather is setting i'm
it is necessary to have fires, be sure and
see to your flues. Carelessness i'm this
matter will as usual occasion fires.
Republicans, the greatest danger
we have to fear now IL, that Gen.
Apathy will defeat Gen. Grant. The
final struggle is yet to be made.
Don't fail to secure the Tickets for
your Township for the Presidential
Election in time.s By SO doing you will
relieve the Central Committee of con-
siderable trouble.
An old bachelor of Darlington coun-
ty, South Carolina, offers u fine silk
Il t.f 1,ah hac va1 oil IN
be awarded at the next Darlington
Fair.
An indication of what NAV be
looked for in New Jersey, is the fact OF
a Republican gain of three thousand at
an election held in Newark, OIL the Sth
inst. AZ
The total vote cast i'm this State in
October was 52O,037. This is the larg-
est vote ever cast in Ohio. The next
largest was that of November, 1868,
when the total vote was 5lS,S2S.
Miss NJ. r. Lecky is now forming
a class i'm instrumental music. Terms
of instruction for "a lessons, $40. Ap-
plication can be made at the NJ. f.. Par
sonage, Millersburg, D. ...g..-
Lodi reported to the Incorporators
of the Lake Erie, Wooster & Musking-
um Valley r. r. that they had on Sat
urday last $27 900 of it raised, and would
make it $4,000.
| Iowa has been under the uninter-
rupted management of the Republican
party for seventeen years. As conse-
quence, its debt is the smallest of any
State in the Union, and its taxes the
ightest.
The postage on transient newspa-
pers to any part of the United States
is now only one cent, instead of two, as
formerly. This fact is. not generally
known, and most people continue to
affix the two cent stamp. @
Love letter ink is the latest style of
writing fluid, so called because in four
weeks it disappears, and the letters can
not be used in breach of promise eases
before the courts. To many persons
this invention will be invaluable.
Reports from the different sections
of the country show that the average
number of boys have tumbled from
hickory and chestnut trees this fall. As
a result broken limbs are plenty, and
doctors are doing thriving business.
The Sabbath Sch ool celebration a!
Bigelow Church in this County, on the
10th inst, was a very nice affair. Thanks
to Mr.. Kelser for an account of it. That
ia what we want, friends. Send in the
news as soon rs possible, and We shall
be much obliged.
The woods are gay, glorious and
grand with their varied wealth Of col
Ors, their fay=like fall flowers, their rII-
by leafed views panorama Of peer
lessness. - -