Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-03-14
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Concert tonight.

Concert Tonight.
. Group season approaches.
One more week of grounding.
The minister of the interior-the
cook.
The ready-money system-dun, or
be done.
The best and cheapest Hosiery, at
the Book Store. 29w2
The favorite bird with the baby
its little crow.
No entertainment is so cheap as
reading, and no pleasure so lasting.
How about the Ground Hog now,
was he right, or wasn't he?
Mems Suits from *s to $40 at Isaac
Marks. Bowl.
The cheapest wine you can drink
the wine of other people.
When is woman like a sparrow !:
When she's in earnest lin her nest.)
| Good Trunks for SO, at Isaac
Marks. 30w4
er-irritants--People who ex-
anime the whole stock and buy nothing.
-Bergh intends to arrest all persons
in New York who bottled cats-up.
Patent duplex ventilated Garter, at
the Book Store. 29w2
"A paper is soon to be established at
Carey, Wyandot county.
A cheerful face is nearly as good for
an invalid as healthy weather.
Fresh Garden Seeds, at the Book
Store. 29w2
-Tifiin has organized car works with
a capital of million dollars.
Public Sale Bills neatly, cheaply
and expeditiously printed at this office.
Mems good Coats for SO, at Isaac
Marks. 30w4
"A bill passed both Houses of the
Wisconsin Legislature making election
days legal holidays.
Buy all you can at home. It's the
surest way to build up the town and
make business good.
How to make chickens out of mo-
lasses--boil the molasses down to taffy,
and then pull it, (pullet.)
What is it that has three feet and
cannot walk, sixteen nails and cannot
scratch:' \ yardstick.
Winter is lingering and lounging
lazily in the lap Of spring. He had
better slight out"
Upper Sandusky has fourteen resi-
dent lawyers, within its peaceful pre-
cincts and still it is not happy.
The Wayne County Agricultural
Society will hold their Fair from the
oath to the 9th of September.
Hens are turning their attention to
business and eggs are getting plentier
and cheaper.
Another invoice of new material
just received at this Office. Bring along
your jobs.
Trim grape vines now, and eat up
your old stock Of grapes,-if You have
any.
Salmon p. Chase it is reported, has
abandoned all ambition for the Presi-
dental chair.
Some of our groceries have received
the first instalment of maple sugar for
this season.
The weather prevailing is severe on
the wheat and the fields have dead ap-
pearance.
The incest lot of Neck-ties and Sus-
penders for the lowest market price, at
Isaac Marks. 30w4
Single copies of the REPUBLICAN
can be had at the PostOffice, in this
place. Price, 8 cents.
The matrimonial market, gives
no evidence that the ladies are taking
advantage of their leap-year privilege.
If you are wise and wish to rise,
Then pitch right in and advertise,
If you are not, then sit down, sot,
And let your business go to pot.
If there is anything in the way of
ocal news that is worth knowing, that
we ought to know, please let us know it. :
Don't buy an sewing machine until &
vou see and try the American ButtOn-hole I
Se,oing Machine. 45tf
If your neighbor's hens are trouble
'ome, and steal across the way, don't
ct your angry passions rise, fix place
FOR 'em to lay!
Send in your Sale Bills and we will
print them promptly and satisfactorily,
md give You Il local notice free of
charge.
Come gentle spring, ETHEREAL mild
on with your "garden
ruck," and sassafras tea. We long for
EN-.
We furnish Envelops with Bust v
less Card thereon, nearly as cheap as U
he blank envelopes can be purchased II
elsewhere. / :.
Rhode Island is the second and only
'ther State which has followed the eX-
mple of Massachusetts, in making the
I'd of February legal holiday. II
Tropical fruit is arriving in the =
asst in great quantities. The dealers
ang out their banners on the outer I
walls, and the cry is still they come. {
These are the days to eat heartily,
nd the nights to sleep well-provided 8
ou have sound stomach and paid up O
our printers bill. ?
Our worthy postmaster was taken l,
back few days ago, by an unsophis-
icated youth enquiring for Il pair of
'oots that he expected by mail.
An exchange cruelty remarks that
big congregations will be the order of
hings in the churches soon. Its most v
lime for spring goods to be in the mar v
.et.'' r
A Dutch Justice gives the follow 9
ng oath to witnesses: "You do aw- q
ully swore you will tell the truth, the
rhole truth and nothing but the truth,
he best you can't"
Polite clerk-s'Can show you any,
hing else to-day?" Lugubrious Gus
1 reckon not. lost two
Orses and my wife last fall, and feel
utty poor. Good span of horses, too"
The highest salary paid in this :,
Ountry to lady teacher is said to be '
.iven to Miss Anna c. Bracket, princi- j,
'al of the st. Louis Normal School,
, $500. T
Chicago proposes to hold grand \
musical jubilee in June, under the di-
ection of Thomas Corwin, a well a
nown musical manager. Mrs. O'Lea- q
US cow will assist at the bellows.
The lack of water in the springs !,
nd watercourses is still source of n
,reat Inconvenience in many localities; /