Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-08-29
IN TOWN AND OUT.
A "draw-back"-a blisteri

hair,'' is it consequence of her fast
ening it with a ''honey combP'
The Teachers Institute so far has
interesting.
We have had line ague weather for
some days past. As good as any one
need wish. ts'l HarEsf
"A fresh arrival of Choice, Grocer
yies at Vogle's, opposite the Post Office
52w2
The manufactory of the Estey Or
gan was established in 1916, twenty-six
years ago.
The Northern Ohio Conference OF
the NJ. Z. Church meets in Mansfield to-
: day, Wednesday, Aug. 2Sth.
| Look for Peaches and Watermelons
at Weston's, opposite the Post Office.
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The st. James Hotel, Mansfield, o.,
has been selected by the State Board as
their headquarters during the Fair.
Hon. VIM. NJ. Cory, editor of the
Cincinnati Commoner says: "We do not
think Greeley has much chance of cleo
ton.
We furnish Envelops with Busi-
ness Card thereon, nearly as cheap as
the blank envelopes can be purchased
elsewhere. Il
Weston has genuine, simon pure
Soda Water. No tartarlc acid and saler-
atus used. Try it opposite Post Office.
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"A few days ago a young man by
the name of Arnold was caught by the
flyer of threshing machine some miles
west of town, and pretty badly hurt.
We didn't learn the particulars.
The Cadiz Gas Company announce
that they will be ready TO "turn on in
about three weeks. By the way, what
has become of our Gas Company? Has,
it s'turned out" all gas?
A large number of unexpired pre-
j paid subscriptions to the New York
Tribune may be had cheap by calling
on various Republican subscribers in
these parts.
A Boston man has the statue of the
mother of Moses who, it will be re-
| IutIuDcTeu, lciG IT'LL III tuC Jul ushCS
without bottle-and it is said to have
a modern chignon.
-A'Wisconsin girl leaned against the
blinds too heavily and fell, clad in an
airy night-dress, into the midst of
serenading party beneath her window.
The young men fled.
The colored people are every where
holding meetings and denouncing the
treason of Sumner. Oberlin has just
spoken in decided terms againstSumner
and in favor of Grant.
If there is any thing mean in this
world, it is the habit of telling lies con-
cerning the character of innocent par
ties. Such conduct should be dealt with
in the most severe manner. ...i.tt..,
To-day the Fourth Triennial Re-
union of the old students of Vermillion
Institute, Hayesville, o., will be held
in College Chapel. 1t is expected there
will be large attendance.
ID. G. Evans, Esq, of Orrville, is
putting up a splendid new brick resi-
dence. 1t is model house for conyen-
ience and beauty. All the modern APP
pliances are attached.
There will be Social Reunion of
the teachers of the Institute in Town
Hall, Thursday evening. Everybody is
invited. Ice-cream will be served to all
who wish it by the ladies. - Il
Newton Johnston had horse sto-
len a few nights ago. The thief got
scared, doubtless, and turned the horse
in xnyhn Ii,
the next day.
There was frost in some places near
Berlin on the morning of the oath inst.
Queer weather, isn't? Thermometer in
the eighties during the day, and down
to freezing point at night.
The public debt was reduced three
and half million dollars during the
month of July. The reduced tariff rates
and large payments of interest on the
public debt have made it less than usual
but very respectable.
An exchange says: If our pulpits
would pay less attention to the gnats Of
modern civilization and draw the sword
at some of the huge towards that are
crushing the moral life out of the
young, heaven would be better pleased.
The managers of the Coshocton
County Agricultural Society will please
accept our thanks for a complimentary
ticket of admittance to their approach
ing Fair, which takes place on the 24th,
25th, 26th and 9th days Of September.
-Iceis getti ng to be scarce article
in Millersburg. Most of the Ice Cream
Saloons have quit making Ice Cream
for want of ice. The ladies still have a
good supply every Thursday evening at
Town Hall. pFtf is -
"A Massachusetts man, the other
night, caught mouse in his mouth
while asleep. The mouse was killed,
and the man woke upin terrible fright.
The mouse was caught nipping while
the man was caught mapping.
"What's in name?" may well be in
quired when we state the fact that
''Horace Greeley" was fined $40 for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct, in
Allegheny, the other day, and in default
of payment sent to jail for as many
days. EE
The Estey Organ is gaining in ia
vor every day. The manufacturers
cannot keep up with the demand. This
accounts for the Estey not being intro
duced long ago in the West, the de,
mand in the East exceeding the number
manufactured. = < I btyAMl "a
A child will no more grow up into
useful manhood or womanhOod, unless
the impulses are restrained, by the rod,
if need be, than young apple tree will
grow into good fruit producer with
out pruning. Away with your novels
whose heroes and heroines are mere
bundles of untamed passions. a.
-Twenty-eight Democrats of Mon
roe township, Richland county, publish
their names in the Herald of Mansfield,
stating that they will not go for Gree,
ley. They say they do not drive, and
refuse to swallow Il dose prepared by
the hungry for patronage, at the ex
pense of honest manhood.
Attention is called to the call to Or
ganize Grant & Wilson Club next Sat
urday, at o'clock. Let every one who
favOrs Grants reelection, whether Re
publican or Democrat, be on hands. 3.
jacobs the Independent Democratic
candidate for Governor uf West Vir-
ginia, was elected by two or three thou
sand majority. The amendment to Con-
stitution was lost by over one thousand,
Stationery.
To all who are in need of paper, en-
velopes, &C., plain or fancy, we would
= state, that we have good assortment
on hands, and are fitting up the room
back of the Post Office, where samples
of our stock can be seen. The best
brands of Cap, Legal Cap, Fools Cap.
; Note Heads, Bill Heads, Letter Heads