Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-05-02

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"A millionaire is worth about two
tons Of gold" Now We are sure We are
not one of those things.
small black foxes are now taking
the place OF the black-and-tan terriers
Is ladies' pets.
Not very profitable farming-when
the cattle eat up the crops and the hired
men eat up the cattle.
Ladies' cotton stockings Zoe per
pair, and children's Gi4c per pair at j.
E. Koch, jr's. 35tf
Ohio is furnishing more stone than
any other state, for the rebuilding OF
Chicago.
The citizens of Akron have sub
scribed $4,000 to be used in adorning
the grounds Of Buchtel College.
-Four hours of physical labor is not
as exhausting is one hour of severe
mental effort.
The American BuftOn-hole Se,ciRg Ma
chine takes the lead. Don't buy any
other until You see and try it. 45tf
--CoshOcton is going to have Gas
Works, new railroad, Il new Jail, and
probably, new Court House.
New hats and gay dresses burst out
on bright days thick as mushrooms af-
ter Il spring shower.
The cheapest place to buy your
groceries and queensware is at j. E.
Koch, jr's. 35tf
The heaps of burning rubbish are
neither grateful to the sight nor sooth-
ing to the olfactOries.
The masons are getting the stone
for the foundation of the new First
National Bank building into shape rap
idly.
The Bloomfield and Palladium or
Oxford people are vieing with each 9th
er to see who will get the new branch
railway.
The Herzer Brothers are going to
erect new building on the north end
of the open lot just above their ware
house.
The time for the annual decoration
of soldiers graves is approaching, and
We notice that preparations for it are
being made by several towns in the
neighboring counties.
A man in kentucky has just been
sentenced TO the penitentary for NINETY
wears. If it were not for the name of
the thing, they might as well keep him
there for life.
Fresh spring hornets are takin g the
rheumatism out of the limbs of the old
| farmers who are careless how they tear
down old fences and go digging around
the farm.
Those nice wedding cakes of c. j..
Worries, came from Hull q Larimer's
Bakery, opposite POstoffice, where they
can be had ut all times and on short
notice. 36w2
! A New Haven doctor Quieted 4
clamorous landlord by showing him
skeleton in closet, and saying that
''that man came here just few weeks
ago with BILL
| -Achor, Ohio, is now "Deserted Vii
lage." Mr.. Randolph has purchased
he last inhabited house in the ancient
town. Ii is now 4 town that was. Sic
transit gloria Achor.
A Methodist church has been built
on the line separating Ohio and Penn
sylvania, so that the preacher stands in
Ohio, and discourses to a congregation
in Pennsylvania.
The Post Master General has issued
a card forbidding the delivery of letters
at offices when fictitious name is used
as an address, or initial letters only, or
simply the number of the box,
The boy Of the period swears like u
sailor; chews tobacco like a brakeman
on freight train; smokes like 4 bad
chimney; swaggers like an organ
grinder, and lies like L trooper.
If you do not know what the words
"hard work. mean stand upon the
street, these bright spring afternoons,
and see husbands trying to get their
wives to walk rapidly by the windows
Of the millinery stores.
A law has lately passed the Legis-
lature of Ohio granting the right OF
the people of any township or county
to levy tax for the building Of rail-
! roads through said county provided two
thirds of the voters are willing such a
tax shall be levied.
-Revenue Stamps will not pay post
age. This will be news to some people,
Judging from the number of letters
, dropped into the post-ofiice with revenue
, stamps on them. All such letters and
those not stamped with one full rate Ol
postage are sent to the Dead Letter
office.
If you want to live under your own
, swine and fig tree" now is the time to
, set them out, though other varieties are
. cheaper. Set out a tree this spring, and
, in ten years it will be large enough tC
l play mumblety-peg under, and afford O
t climbing place that will help your boy,
: wear out their pants.
=, Ladies all linen IIandkercliefs n
/, Ga cts. each, at J. +. Koch, jr's. 35tf
: We furnish Envelops with Busi
ness Card thereon, nearly as cheap "a
e the blank envelopes can be purchased
0 elsewhere. 1
Our attention has been called to tin
= = American BnftOn-hOle iSetoiEg Machin
y which of all sewing machines is the ma
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