Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-07

day.
Send us the news and we will print
it.
The little ones are counting the day:
from now until Christmas.
-" am getting fat,' as the thief said
when he was stealing lard.
Those who close the door of science
, will ever be in the dark. izs&
The most useful thing in the long
run-Breath.
Punch has found a man too law to
labor under an impression.
-Crestline, O., is begging for water
works.
Ohio has the largest corn crop ever
raised. ~ 7-.-s-t
Brazil, Indiana, is t6 be incorpora-
ted as city.
A tin rolling-mill is talked of at
Wellsville, o. a..
No man who is willing to work and
lis able to husk corn need be idle at
Ipresent. #rft ttffs!ts
One kind word to wounded heart
is like sunshine to the earth after a rain,
it causeth it to bud and blossom.
Fires over which apple-butter ket-
ties are hung send up their red glares
nightly in the rural districts.
1t is out of the question nowadays
to dOa good business without adver-
tising.
The tnrnip crop is good one this
season. The quality of the turnip is
excellent.
Fanny Fern was the senior female
writer Of the country. Mrs. Stowe now
takes her place. ~
Miss Agnes Livingstone has re-
linquished her project Of writing book
about her father.
Our merchants anticipate a lively
fall trade. Those who advertise most
literally will reap the richest harvest.
| People should remember that there
is a very heavy fine for putting stamps
that have been used before, upon letters
that they wish to mail.
| "A. III. Battin, of Steubenville, was
chosen Grand Master of the Masonic
Grand Lodge of Ohio, at the late ses.
sion of that body at Columbus.
Billings says, "There amt emmy
thing that will kOmpletely kure lazy
ness, but have known a second wife
to hurry it sum-"
| "A Nantucket storekeeper advertises
for sale, "Quart bowls, of all sorts and
sizes; ninepence apiece, and various
prices"
The mails have been somewhat ir-
regular since the first of the month,
owing to the fact that the agent ap-
pointed not getting his keys in time.
We furnish Envelops with Busi-
ness Card thereon, nearly rs cheap as
the blank envelopes can be purchased
elsewhere. u
The way to get healthy, wealthy
and wise, Is to keep good goods and ad-
vertise-a thing some of our enterpris-
ing merchants thoroughly understand.
Men who don't believe in adver-
tising, generally go into partnership
with the Sheriff, and have him do the
advertising. E4Es
| Editing newspaper is very much
like raking fire--every one thinks he
can perform the operation better than
the man who holds the poker.
The Methodist Episcopal Church
are talking of making their missionary
contributions for the coming year reach
81 600, ,0G0.
Upon being asked to support Gree
ley the other day, countryman re-
piled, he had enough to do to support
| himself.
Through correspondence based on
a matrimonial advertisement, = young
man i'm Louisville, KY, recently pro-
posed marriage to his sister, and was ac-
cepted.
| Young man, or young woman if
you want good thorough education at
as little expense as possible, go to Ver-
million Institute, Hayesville, Ohio. The
course is thorough, the discipline mild,
firm and morally healthy.
Those young people, who spend
their time in church and especially the
half hour preceding service, in laugh
ter and merry-making, are engaged in
a poor business, and their sport should
be looked down upon by all christian
people.
The leaves of the forest never bore
more variegated hues. As they drop
with every gust OF wind they only re-
mind us of the beautiful things of life
that also bloom, flourish for a day, and
then fade and pass away.
The N. Y. Manufacturing Co., 81
COurtlandt Street, New York, have es-
tablished an Emporium of Novelties"
and utilities for every day use. Agents,
male and female, wanted everywhere,
see their advertisement in another col
umn.
DIR. w. NJ. Ross was thrown from
his horse on Saturday morning and
pretty badly hurt, but not seriously in
jured. The horse SHE'D suddenly, and
the saddle turning, he was thrown upon
the hard ground. He was able to be
out again Monday. .H
Too great severity will ruin the
best of children, even as will over in
diligence. The first makes them sly,
cunning, deceitfui and untruthful,
while the latter produces saucy pert
ness, arrogance, impudence and bold
ness most disgusting to witness.
The turkeys and the remnant of the
spring edition of the chicken, are pass
ing very poor nights now, being very
much troubled in mind, since reading
the Presidents and the Governors
Thanksgiving Proclamations. Poor
fellows we pity them, and are sorry
that their sleep is so disturbed.
Now that the cool nights are COM
ing on, our town people are thinking
about fixing up their front gates. They
say there is no Use trying to keep them
i'm repair as long as the evenings are
favorable to outside courting. One of
the wants of this age is gate hinge
that will bear the weight of young
couple without straining the gate hinge
nor the young couple.
The Winter fashions are beginning
to attract the eyes of those who bow ur-
der the calling yoke of that despOt.
Good clothes are nice thing to have,
but when they are worn at the expense
of everything-even the souls of men
and women-we look upon the seediest
garments if true heart beats under
them, as robes of purple and fine linen.
WhOlf j. MillhOuse. ~
Mrs. Wholf.and Miss Able Millhouse
having purchased the Millinery and
Fancy store of Mrs. HOxworth & VOL