Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-09-12
IN TOWN AND OUT.

q HOW 10 save cOal-Durn WOOd.
= White hats are below par in Maine.
: Has the editor of the Farmer heard
from Maines s'l7
7 Farmers are preparing for seeding.
-England's fruit crop is the smallest
7 ever remembered.
The best part of beauty is that which
, picture cannot express.
She who loves an ugly man thinks
J him handsome.
How bitter thing it is to look into
J happiness through another mans eyes.
The weather has been exceedingly
hot for the past week. zsa-a,-zl--- -z-.
The Ohio Wool clip is 4, 4,OO0y 900 bis.
greater this year than last. f..-lf5t
sulphur is recommended as rem
edy for mildewed grapes. g
Forbes, the Livery man. had fine
horse die for him Sunday last.
Never give advice too freely, lest
you are told, physician, heal thyself." !"
Smoke, if you do, try Weston's ci-
gars and tobacco. ~ ~ 49tf
Old age is an honor, but an honor
which few care to attain rapidly. =
Prudence is dear lesson to learn
when experience is teacher. -.
The doctors work fills six feet of
ground, but the dentists fills an acher.
The excursion tickets to the Pitts
burgh Soldiers Convention win be good
from the 18th to the 21st. stsFsss
-"Fan him with your boot, ? hassu-
perseded the phrase, "put head ON
him.
1t Is q sad sight to see a young and
feEgagiug gent enduring the agonies of
his first plug hat. s77':7 ~ Jf
Look for Peaches and Watermelons|
at weston's, opposite the Post Office.
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| "A Milwaukeean drank a quart of
ice water to get cool. He succeeded.
AGED 30 years.
| Practice economy; better be called
quaker in youth than beggar in old
aSe.sn1 * 7us iaassss " ejnesE
TAX about the Fair and urge peo-
pie to do all they can to make it grand
success.
| Every body says he is going to the
Holmes County Fair this year. There
will be big crowd; look out for it.
Let every one who has anything
nice, take it to the Fair so that the peo-
| plo ma q hova tho ,,laasura of eaafuU ~
The birds are now holding fimily
reunions preparatory to taking their de- |
parture for other climes.
We need money. viii our sub
scribers send in what they owe US, and
oblige? .,.-
They who complain most of hard |
times, are generally the loungers on the |
street corners who are waiting Tor luck |
to come along. 3. gs5
BE cheerful and enlivening. Don't
90 through the world like sharp, BIZ
ting, northern blast carrying disaster
with you. ~ 5s
We furnish Envelops with Busi-
ness Card thereon, nearly as cheap as
the blank envelopes can be purchased
elsewhere. nI
What relation is loaf of bread to
a steam engine? A steam engine is an
necessity is the mother of invention.
Weston has genuine, simon pure
Soda Water. No tartaric acid and saler
atus used. Try it opposite Post Office.
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Who'll, Uhler & Co. are as busy rs
nailers waiting on the crowds of custo-
mers who throng their store from day
to day. = - - - y
Never be too proftse in your pro-
testatiOns of friendship; but prove the
object of your love before you fully
trust. Swallows, flee in winter, false
friends, in adversity.
Ice is getting to be a scarce article
in Millersbnrg. Most Of the Ice Cream
Saloons have qlrit making Ice Cream
for want of ice. The ladies still have a
good supply every Thursday evening at
Town Hall.
The boys and young men who were
engaged in the row at Napoleon on Sum
day week, were brought before court
and fined twenty-five dollars each. Sew
eral of them, we understand, decamped
to parts unknown.
The following note was sent to an
undertaken by an unhappy widower:
"Sur-my Waif is dead and WOnts to
be berried termorrow, at woner klok.
U nose wair to dig the Hole-by the
siad of my too other WHAT'S. Let it be
deep!
"A few nights ago, the Kansas Pa
cific passenger train lost its sleeping
car, and the conductor discovered it
and went back sixty miles before'he
found it, and the passengers were sleep
ing in peaceful innocence waiting for
freight train to run into them.
The voorhes Bros. are doing good
business in the Stove and Tinware line,
at the old stand of Worries & Hudson.
Call and see their new Fruit Drier which
is one of the best things we have seenOfl
the kind. A man does not need dry
house if he has one of them.
The shrewdest and best business
men always advertise In dull times. Be
cause when money is close, and people
are forced to eeonomize, they always
read the advertisements to ascertain
who sells the cheapest, and where they
can trade to the best advantage.
-Bald-head men have had rough
time of it this summer. The flies are
numerous, so are the mosquitoes. While
the first gently slide over the surface,
the latter sing their favorite song of
"Carry the News to Mary" and indulge
in gentle nibble at the tenderloins Of
the cad. 4t' ~ -
In moistening the mucilage on en-
velopes, most people make them too wet,
and thus prevent them from sticking.
The gum or mucilage should only be {
not wet. Envelopes are fire.
qnently condemned, when in reality the
fault lies with the individual himself.
The same remarks apply to postage
stamps. We have known persons to
lick all the mucilage off a postage
stamp and then swear because it would
not stick.
Poisoned to Death. I
A healthy liver secretes each day about