Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-12-19
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Festival tonight.

Festival tonight.
Cold weather still continues.
Toys of all kinds at G. Schnorr's.
Dinner and lunch at any hour of
| the day at Larimer's. W.
Go to the Festival and enjoy a good
dish Of oysters.
Quarterly meeting will be held in
| the NJ. E. church next Sabbath week.
Business was pretty lively again on
Saturday.
The best brands of oysters at
Schnorr's. rl 1Sw2
Geo. Hites, sen. died at his late res
licences near Holmesville on Friday
last.
MIR. John Taylor, who has been con-
fined to his room for some weeks past
with asthma is yet no better
Ladies' lunch Room opposite Post
office. Nice clean lunch at all hours.
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We shall be glad to consider the
suggestion made by our Nashville Cor
respondent, and will answer next week.
eARemember the Festival Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday night this week at
the NJ. E. church.
His name was Hammantree, of Guy
ahoga Falls, and he fired at rabbit
under barn. Loss 800; no insurance.
Let your children have access to the
newspapers. They are q great source
of practical education.
Always something new and nice at
Weston & Frazer, opposite Post office.
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We furnish Envelops with Busi-
ness Card thereon, nearly as cheap as
the blank envelopes can be purchased
elsewhere. l
Mules working in the mines at
Straitsville, 200 feet below ground, and
which have not been out for two years,
are down with the epizoot,
The strength of hitching post in
front of Shoup's Tin & Stove store
spOhCu q hist-eloss runaway VII -hOu-
day.
Some Pittsburgh hunters bagged
several wild turkeys on the Mohican
hills last week. They paid the farmer |
dollar and half piece for them.
There is flock of wild turkeys on
the hills IN the lower part of this coun-
ty, but they are SO wild thunder bolt
couldn't strike them.
-Massillon is small, but has 12l wild
ows and 200 marriageable girls. Earn
est effort is being made to start rolling |
mill to employ about 300 men.
"A devoted lover of the true, the |
beautiful, and the good has ascertained |
that every letter of the alphabet except |
g is contained in the twenty-first verse |
of the seventh chapter of Ezra.
"A "spare rib" can now be found
at the meat shops, if any lonesome and |
hungry fellow is signing for one. Some |
weak-spined people may also add to
their stock of "back-bone." 4
We would be pleased to see more of |
the smiling countenaDces of our sub
scribers just now and more particularly |
the cOuntenance of ThOs. jeff. on their |
81 greenbacks. 80
Merchants, to carry on your busi-
ness successfully, you need statements,
and envelopes. These we
can furnish of superior quality, in
fine taste and at current rates.
Pleasant little boys who have been
in meeting with a fatal ac-
cident during the summer campaign,
have begun to make their parents and
friends lively by applying their tongues
to frozen skate and sled runners.
How many old soakers have Joined
that ''innumerable caravan" that is
down the dark valley, who
to-day might have been shining lights
in society, had they never tasted of the
flowing bowl"
Jonathan Delks, of Raccoon town.
ship, Beaver county, Pa, while hunting
rabbits on Saturday, the 2Sth ult., was
shot by the accidental discharge of his
gun. He died the following evening,
and leaves a wife and one child.
We looked through the Akron Bea-
con office few days since and were
agreeably surprised to see how admir-
ably well fitted up the whole establish
ment is. 1t is one of the finest offices in
the state. The fire has greatly i'm
proved their appearance.
"A man in Youngstown bet thirty
that he could walk to Warren. He
spoiled a forty-five dollar suit of clothes,
a fourteen dollar pair of boots, paid a
doctor ten dollars to thaw out his ears,
and was arrested at Warren as a sus-
picious character and locked up two
lays in Jail. He won his bet.
"A young sport calling himself c.
W. Atkinson, and pretending to be a
horse buyer, stopped at the American
House. Salem, few days since, and sue
ceeded in getting into the gentlemanly
confidence to the amount of
seven days board, gold finger ring
and forty dollars in cash, when he sud-
denly disappeared. =
Another railroad is talked of from
Cadiz through Cadiz Junction, Jeffer-
son, Kilgore, Carrolton, Malvern,
and Canton. Gentlemen
who have been over the route say it is
practicable, and that If Can
ton and CarrOlton will lend hand it
will be built next summer. /,
Young ladies should bear in mind
that young gentlemen (?) will not stop
swearing, smoking and chewing, so
long as they approve, directly or indi-
rectly, the act. Let improper words
and actions meet with aprompt and en-
phatic disapproval at your hands, young
ladies', and happier day will dawn up
1n us.
The coal diggers at Saunders Bank
we're on a strike last Saturday afternoon
and evening-that is, they were liable
to strike anybody and everything that {
came in their way. 1t was general pay
lay, and having got too much ahead,
several embryo fights were spoiled by /.
.he Marshal's interference. Two of
shem passed the night in the 'Lock-up."
Don't you Want /;
nice Photograph for Christmas
Present. Courtney & Appleton can
make it for you. 17w3