Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-03-07
IN TOWN AND OUT.

The key to struction-whis-key.
Easter Sunday comes on March 31st
this year.
Merchants are making preparation
for Spring trade.
Can you spell consent in three let
tiers? q? Yes.
Wool is again coming up in price,
and will probably bring ten cents per
pound more than it did last year.
Ohio will have in the next decade
twenty members of Congress instead of
nineteen. ~
The first flower of Spring-the
street loafer-is already Towering on
the corner. - s5tht
The grand essentials to happiness
are something to love, and something
TO hope for.
-Cuyahoga Falls, it is said, offers the
Valley Road sl5O,000 to have it pass
that way. III
1t is a sad sight to see young and
engaging gent enduring the agonies of
his first plug hat.
The Ohio State Fair win be held at
Mansfield from the 2nd to the Tth of
September.
The exact cost of the Methodist
church edifice, of Akron, Ohio, to the
time of the dedication was $l20, 0,24S.T.
Ohio looses annually three millions
of dollars in sheep killed by dogs, and
nearly one million in injuries.
The next meeting of the u. E
Conference will take place at the Ale
gheny city, beginning March 18th.
Assault with intent to becom in
sane" is the way they put deadly at
tacks now.
The First National Bank of Miner
va received their currency last week,
and is now bank of issue.
Why are ship carpenters the most
impolite of men: Because they are sew
eral days in making bow.
Ten Yale College students have
been suspended for snOw-balling pass
ers-by.
New Hampshire has lately been
treated to thunder and lightning in the
midst Of a snow storm. #tFt4tH
-"The pleasure of the company of
yourself and gentleman" is the leap
year style Of invitation.
Bishop Simpson is to preside at the |
approaching session of the Pittsburgh |
Conference of the NJ. f. Church.
Ed. X. Rife, Esq, has retired from
the post of Local Editor of the Circle
vile Herald d Union, which post he has
held for the past year.
Monday was cold and stormy day |
The ground was frozen solid, and snow |
fell rapidly for an hour or two in the |
morning.
Secure your seats before hand for
yourself and lady, and you will have
no Inconvenience OH the night of the
concert.
The Concert next Friday evening
promises to be the finest thing of the
kind given for long time in Millers-
burg.
-"Dying for love-" We saw young
gent at 1t on Saturday, but the barber
got pay for the job. That chaps upper
lip looked like prairie after fire.
Savannah tried to initiate Chicago a
few nights ago. A kerosene lamp eX-
ploded In a stable, and the prospect
seemed bright for while, but the
flames were soon ignobly extinguished.
Robin Red Breast, like the first
conner to party, has arrived before the
are quite ready to receive
him; but for all that, we make extra
efforts to prove that he is welcome.
Some people are so given to the per-
version of the truth that they will go
across the street in the mud to tell lie,
when they could remain dry shOd and
tell the truth.
One very important means against
cold is to keep the mouth shut.
To many peOple-not the ladies, oh,
dear no-this would be tenfold worse
than cold. 4:
Subscribers changing their post
office address between this and the lst
Of April, will please notify us of the
fact, so there will be no trouble about
receiving their paper. .. /
"A man has 500 which he wishes to
invest in 100 head of stock. For cows
l,e pays $40 per head; sheep 81 per
head, and chickens at 121a cents piece.
How many of each does he purchase?
We invite the attention of our
readers to the speech of Hon. James
OF our first page, on the SUBJ
ject of reprinting the worn and mutila-
ted bank note currency.
We understand that Messrs. Geo.
W. and James Uhl have purchased the ,
Johnston farm, lying one mile west of
town, for $S5 an acre. The price is
we think.
Petitions have been sent to all parts
Of the county for signers against the ,
repeal or modification of the present
liquor law. We hope they will be well
signed.
"A great many people are complain
ing of their bees dying this winter. A
good many doubtless have frozen to
ieath, and others no doubt have been j
More bees die from the lat
lCA SauSC pCopiC hafC hhy iiOsh VI.
Signing petitions both for and
against the repeal of the liquor law, :
md then scratching your name from
he last signed petition is not the best a
way in the world to have people form [
good opinion of your motives.
The blossom can not tell what be- I
comes of its odor, and no man can tell /;
what becomes of his influence and eX-
lmple, that roll away from him and go y
beyond his ken on their perilOus mis- i
lions. ...-. ~
The king and queen of Denmark,
who have been visiting their son, King
George, of Greece, have returned to
The election for men,
)ers of the Greek chamber of deputies
will occur on the 9th instant.
Young ladies in some of the Western '
owns appear at balls and parties with a
heir dresses fiounced and otherwise
decorated with their favorite newspa-
,ers. The editors are of course de- {
lighted to have their journals filled with
such interesting and agreeable articles.
1t is reported that the negotiations in