Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-06-06


again in circulation. The spurious is
sue is L trifle longer than the genuine.
Wagon loads of wheat are coming
into market every day to secure the
high prices paid.~
Ducks are said to be efficient i'm de-
stroying the potato bug. They gobbie
them up lively.
The machine shops of the Mans
field, Coldwater and Lake Michigan
Railroad have been located at Mansfield.
There will be preaching in the Lu-
theran church, on next Sabbath at 1C
o'clock.
We hear the mention of strawber-
ries again, bringing with it pleasant
memories OF summers and short-cakes
that are past and gone.
A certain young lady went into a
store and told the clerk that her mother
had sent her after some examples" OF
dress goods.
Fast driving or riding on our streets
is punishable with a fine. 1t would be
well for certain parties to bear in mind
this fact.
When young lady offers to hem a
cambric handkerchief for rich bach
elor she means to sew, in order that she
may reap.
If any person has doubts whether
advertisements are read or not, let him
put something that he doesn't wish seen
in some obscure part of the paper.
The facetious local of paper in a
neighboring county says: "Come where
my love lies dreaming-and see how she
looks without any paint on her face"
ga penny saved is penny earned"
but many young people have it, "Easy
come, easy CO." let the result be as it
may. Fast living Is of short duration.
Visitors to the British Museum are
shown an anvil, very like any other an
vii, which is declared to have once be-
longed to one of the Pharaohs.
So far as We have heard there have
been but two candidates for the Millers-
burg Postoffice should Greeley be cleo
ted-Judge Estill and Dick Robins.
We furnish Envelops with Busi-
ness Card thereon, nearly as cheap as
the blank envelopes can be purchased
elsewhere. N
A child of Mr.. Isaac Sidle near
Lakeville, was severely bitten by
large dog on Tuesday afternoon the
wounds were on the head and face, and
may result fatally.
Arch TIL ;ntands tol;nn t,,a ,,ro,,;-
Inn at our comino fair On large sows
and from nresenf onnaaranca he viii 10
if He has two of tha Iorrasr cowS MO
ever saw.
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the line of the Panhandle Railroad, at
Il meeting held in steubenville last week
fixed the valuation of that road at So
900 mile.
rr,,o c,o
dro,rno, CLeneiaiu icy. Lsoosr says tiiat tne
iIo uroM ileu uoSs alter tney ieaVe tne pound
that every time You lick Oh postage
stamp, and howl.
Tho Canton po, r. p,, .
yey of the Valley Railway has bean
comnIeted from Smart, to HiineraI NJ I Pin 1n
and the nracticahilifv " Of OF tha " ronta Wr,a
demonstrated.
n country editors sole editorial in
one week issue OF his paper was to the
enect that II anything will make a man
feel juicy about the heart, it is to talk
velvet to pair OF sky-colored eyes, by
moonlight In cioVer-feld.
a, o,u,et in ,,,o form, ., ,,;oo, 3
~. An ''iiuieI III .hc lorih oi piece OF
been found sure protection against
smallpox in the West, forasmuch rs no
infected person will approach the wear
er near enough to impart the disease.
"A little four year old boy seeing the
show bills the other day asked his pa
where the show was going to be. On
being told that it was going to Wooster,
for the elephant might get the small,
pox.''
An elegant engraving l7X24 inches
of the State Capitol of Ohio, sent by
mail or express, prepaid, on receipt of
one dollar. Sent to any person desir-
ing to act as local agent for fifty cents.
Address, j. 4. PEAsLEY.
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