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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-24
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GENERAL PRODUCE
Commission Merchants,
p. o. Box, $500. No. 40 Cedar St, cor.
Der william ST,
NEW YORK. 20

/ AN IN HNV I OION. -
Solicit consignments of Gi.scng, Feathers
Beeswax, Dried Fruit, Furs, Seneca Root,
Metals, Gags, fiaxseed, &C., Sc, Sc, Sc.
Prompt and careful attention z ven to all
shipments, and account sales with remittance
rendered on all sales without delay.
4 New York REFERENCES Marine Nation
al Bank; Seventh warI National Bank !;
Messrs. Howcs & Macy, Bankers, rs well as
all respectable merchants throughout Yir-
ginia and Tennessee. D. ...
Nov. II. lsT0-lY fr.. .....-..
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effects. weigh more than ever did,
and MY health b for better that it has
been III five wears. | certainly give
all the credit to your Pills; asd as soon
as there is an increase insfhc family,
you nay bet il il IS a male that his
name shall be Tut. Publish if you
choose 81 vefFJ- a.. DoSALDsOH.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-24
Correct the Sfomaeh.r

It 6 we'll aceertainBd physiological
fact that the origin of most of the ills
that afflct humanity is a deranged eour
dition of the aiinentaTy canal, Phe
bowels become constipated aud slug
gish, and thence arises a train OF pain
iuI and distressing maladies. AS a
preventative aud cure, there is no rem
edv so safe and sure rs DR.. TUFTS Veg
etable Liver Pills.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-24

Burro,c' $ MoatHy SpUccnir for De
Ccmber is ON our table add is beau
t.iuI and intcrcstingE number The
Illustrations are numerous and rich,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-24

FsH Of a cttmdey.Sk new brick
two story chimney to Washington
Boyd's residence, fell entirely down
during the gale on Saturday eve
ming last. The work seems to
have been well enough done, but
the fatal mistake consisted in star
ting the foundation at the top of
the ground, instead of the bottom
OF the cellar. ....,...t.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-24

Mr.. Michael Reardon, the engine
cleaner, for the A. NJ. & 0. r. Z.
Co, at this place, died early last
week Of paralysis, Mr.. Reardon
was an old AID fay oritc~ enpleyee Of
the company and most honorable
man. His family are left in needy
circumstances, and ashe has fallen
like ansold soldier at his post we
should be glad to see the company
afford them assistance.
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III. VGR Az, NJ. ID.
Physician and Electrician; Z

81, s.ai~ Brlsl0l, III. d zcRR.,.r
SPEGilLTY Diseases Of the Nervous
- System aud Abdosnin nal Organs. The
Galyanie, Faradaie. aud Magnetic Electric
eurrents used in the treatment OF disease.
OFFICE, Main Street, over Kiag & Hiii's
Book Store.
RESIDENCE, at the Minor property.
Dc. IL, '72.--tf.
Se,riag Mdchiaes.-We have FOX
sale, two elegant Sewing Machines.
the Wagner, aad the Wilcox 4
q bbs, :.'rices low,
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DLtgrA;et RcDo7'iS,
L Y2N CHI BUR GIN
Prices Current.
Iaee,TayIor 6 Coz
GROcERs, CoNNlssI y MERCHANTS AND Fac
IT -gsasG s-Drcs BRoKERs.4
No. II Bridge Street, Iynchburg Va.

- : .-7'. LrychBrRG, Va, Nov. %, 1872
Some charges to-day to. WHICH VIE
ask attention. Beans old and new
almost entirely neglected. Pork,
fresh Iiogs acti'e and scarce. Wheat
Corn, Rye aud Oats in fair. demand.
Flour fair and tendency upward. ;
Bitter and Lard steady demand as to
'quaIlity. EF4athers. Eggs, Poultry,
white and mixed Beans. Peas, Onions.
GabbaeesT green Apples, dried Fruit
.Ee:lsoa, Inns, and. country, produce
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-24

Rsypyars HaH. Maj, Reynolds
has solved the problem of bristol.
This evening his magnificent Hall,
40 Y so will be, 10y DR.. Mmsey,
thrown open to the public. Maj.
Reynolds has thus conferred upon
our town, great benefit, Rsy-
nolds Hall viii compare fayorably
with those of the largest cities, l
Indeed the building entire, would
do credit to the City Of RichmQad.
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$500 Kegs Rife Mining Blasting and Duel
Powder. stfzrsv . ~, - tsasa.<l /
1000 Bags Assorted sizes Shot s'ls
10000 Water Proof and G d Caps.
Nov 10. LEE, TAYLOR & Co,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-24

1000 Bats Assorted Colon Yarns.
Nov. 10. LEi, TAYLOR & Co.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-24

LIME F9R SALE
/ AN NOW prepare 70 furnish large guam
l. titles Of Limo al my Kiln near Mrs.
Mary Smiths, withiueJ miles of Bristol, or
| will deliver itsifdesreJ. The price shall
be lower than beretoite KNOWN .li .si
t...s SAMUEL BROOKS.
/ Feh 29.-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-24

Specially Pleasa.t.-Ik,wilI be a
specially agreeable thing to those
gentlemen and ladies, who, taking
time by tie forclock, may walk,sisS
to the New York Store Of liz Inv
ElsRLAKf to .exasniue their new IN
voice of beadtifnl and rare articles
for ChrTstinass Prices down 20 slit
the money market, ,si- i
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-24

a Kentucky farmer received 81, SIS
Tor SO barrels of blackberry vice made
during tbe pest summer.
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Manhood: How Lost,
How Restored.

=n Inst published a new editor a. ESE.
CPlTf[A CuIyerwelj's Celeb, ated Es-
HS~-3zZ say on the r,sfictd cure without
-sASAAAY meiieIne) % SrERAArvEEi "a or
seminal Weakness, Involuntary Srulinai Losses
lNPoTEScv Mental and Physics. ineapaci:y IiHped,
iments 10 ArrrfaSe, etc also, CoxsuNPrGoE, EPt-
LErsr aud Yrs indserd by self india gence or sex
uAl extravaganza.
Ess- Price, tnasealed enveInpe, only 9 cents
The celebrated author. In this alE,irabse s-sav
clearly demonstrates from thirty yvars' success
fui practice, thai tho alarming con-equsncss Of
seifsbus~ may BE- radically cured Hifh.sEt the Jan
Serou, ascot Internal medicine the applirafhin
Of the knife ppininE "Ht mode OF enTe ~ once
-imrl~, certain, ard eFsetusl. by means Of which
ivory sns~r"T. u" mailer what bis condition nav
he KAY cure hase!l clisapiy privately, and raft
-giR. ...t 800 7 T.'.-f -
r. fbi, tectRTs should bs-in the hands orevsry
youth Aid every t3an To- The ard.
sent, IA i'F sTt4, ir plt'n snveiopr, 20 anT ad-
iress, T,'.' l-fii Toevipt Of six cents, or two
AIso, M; crtvEEwELL' S a Mlrrisg. Guide
price - cents. --..
address the Pubi isAsrS -tfts
ca So. ,. q. KLINE q CO.,,
l2T Bow ~ Kew Ysrk 'Pnst- Sinre Box S.596
Jan 26. r'gd Maya. cd JySo. --Iy. PEcO
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"A Rare / Chance.

aH
NSHE Subscriber has on Main Stress. irf
Il the Town of WytheEille, Va, an eight
square BRICK DWELLING, Three Stories
High, large and beautifully situated on half
acre lot, which he viii exchange for lott sor
building material in the town of Bristol.,
The house is new but unfinished, owingses
the fact that he lie lined occupying il as a
residence. 1t W II take about six huudre,i
dollars 10 complete il, Several hundred dol-l
lars can he made by any ans willing to takss
hold. Title perfect. ' - r'i's -'7
Also at Mt. Airy Dept, Va. & Tenn, Rail-
Rad, q cOmmodious BRICK HOTEL and
) STORE HOUSE with two acre lot, immedi-
ately in front of the Depot, With eli aecessa-'
ry out buildings, which will be exchanged
for good property in Bristol on fir terms.
There is no better stan;l on the line for sell
ling goods than at this depot.
49,, III q. 4. D0YER.s
Bristol, Tenn, Dec. H. #.
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ARRIVAL Axp DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
z. TEN, VI. 4 Ga. r. Z.

L' tLHN-s tA' 1A-h' t'sf
PASSENGER TRAINS: ~ E5H. .
Leave Bristol 4 ~ and 4 80 p N.
Arrive in Chattanooga - pm &.I0I2 AL.
Leave Clnttandega 10 $40 A M&g3A T.N.
Arrive IN Bristol 7 80 / 10 30 A y.
FRElCHT TRAINS: ..ea-..f ..E .. E...-
Leaves Bristol 40 a NJ s..-.-.s ..
Arrives at Bristol 9 33PM F.
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Eo1gsa. BEOxn a q

chant of kingspOrt Tenn, was rob
bethofS2.700 in a Baltimore The
.atre during last week. .aI 't
Il. A -ss. sL-4.----4l- - ----L---s sf1
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$500 II tftI'II'''''' - : : ~ "
s"zT s. s t isla, 2a ,;J : = L E e e
srac,ss4e, F'i1sl t.tl .ed ......'.' 20
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Wife'; 9er hhsher. ........ Il I0G,l so
hoois NaSheo,s 80. %
Hescs, Per,.,t. IS! 70 quality.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-24

TIE SECRET Of beauty. What
ft M longer asked FOR the worii Of IA binn and
all the ladies know that is produced By using a
delightful and harmless toilet prersration known
as.G W. Laird'sf 20 Bleonof Youth - IT. beauri-
flying effects are truly wonderful. Depot, Gold
ST., MY. EEA IL. -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-24

CAFBOLIC SALVE, recommended by
y physicians, as the great lea ing CnmRund Price
y Cents perbox. y oha y. a oars, Sole Proprietor
College Place, New York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-24
CnEISTADORO's HAIR DYE. ST.

NIIIsISI AUOIlU IINIR Dl F.. SLIHUS
unriva!lei ia the world. No IaIy Gentleman ef
dlScrlmlpation uses Other. II il ti.s most per-
fect, reliable and effective flair bye fHthe world.
MAnufactCry, 6S Maiden Lane, New York, =
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THURsr0N'S IVORY 2lG'. Tort ? fy,s~R.
The best article kIIown for eEahsins and presery-
Ing the teeth AID gums. Sold by all Druggists.
New YORK. - iF
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-01-18
Take your own Home Paper.

The following is taken from the edi-
torial columns Of 'Godey's Lady's Book
the present month:
What tells lis so readily the standard
of 4 town or city rs the appearance of
its paper? And its youth or its age can
as well be determined by the observing
as by personal notice. The enterprise
of its citizens is depicted by its adver-
tisements, their liberality by the looks
of the paper. Some papers show good,
solid, healthy foundation, plethoric
purses. and Il well-to-do appearance
generally; others show striving to
contend with the grasping thousands
around them, trying hard to wrench out
an existence from the close-fisted conf
munity around them. An occasional
meteOrfc display in its columns of tele-
graph or local or of editorials, show
what it can do if it had the means, but
it cannot continue in the expensive
work until support comes, which ought
to be readily granted. A newspaper is
like 4 church; it wants fostering in the
commencement, and for a few years
then, rs general thing, it can walk
alone, and reflect credit upon its loca-
ton. Take your home paper; it gives
you more news of immediate interest
than New York or other papers; it
talks for you when other localities be-
lie you; it stands up for your rights !;
you always have champion in your
home paper, and those who stand up for
you should certainly be well sustained.
Your interests are kindred and equal,
and you must rise or fall together.
Therefore, it is your interest to support
your home paper; not grudgingly, but
in liberal spirit; as pleasure, not as
a disagreeable duty; but as an invest
ment that will amply pay the expendi-
ture"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-01-18
Hope.

Hope is the guiding star of life, that
shines brightly, when the dark clouds
Of adversely gather around us. When
the weary spirit is laden with its bur
den Of care, hope ever points to a bright
er day. When We are tossed about on
the stormy sea of life, and the tempest
howls and RACES about us, then the star
of hope shines clearly and Inspires us
with renewed courage. There is none
so wretched, so down-trodden, so sor-
rowing who has altogether said fare
well to hope. Even in the heart of the
most despairing, her light still shines.
She may deceive, she may paint our fu-
ture far brighter than we will find it,
but who could live without her?
When our loved ones are torn from
us by the ruthless hand of death, were
the hope of reunion extinguished, how
could we bear the sorrow? If the Chris
tian in all his trials and prosecutions,
had not the hope Of rich reward, his
faith would grow weak. She is with us
even in the hour of death, and when
the soul is quitting its prison house of
clay, she points to that heavenly home
of peace.
Thus. her light shines in-the darkest
places, even in the convict's cell to
cheer him with the hope of release.
From the proud inhabitants of kings
palace to the humble dwellers of the
PEASANTS cottage, she reigns supreme
and lightens life's disappointments and
sOrrOws.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-01-18
The Machine Shop.

In our last weeks issue we i'm some
way omitted noticing the election of
officers for the ensuing year of the Mil
lersburg Agricultural works. The fol-
lowing are the Officers and Directors:
President-J.- Adams; Directors-J.
Mulvane, Robert Long, David Who'll,
James Hull, Joseph Adams.
Work commenced on Monday of last
week, to what extent the shops are to
be run this year, we have not been in
formed, but presume the business will
be carried on more extensively even
than last year, as the reputation of the
work done at these shops is such that
the demands upon it last year could not
all be complied with. We hope such
may be the case this year, and that
by another year the company will be
obliged to largely extend their shops
All Machines made at these shops are
No. l, from the fact that none but the
best of material is used. If the citizens
of this county know their interest and
desire to advance it they will do all they
can to aid this as well as other manu-
featuring establishments. A little per-
sonal effort will sometimes do great
deal and never does any harm, when
done with good intentions.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-01-18
Broken Promises.

How many with the close of the old
year have ceased to do evil, and learned
to do right. How many have resolved
to s'turn over new leaf' and lead
different life. The old page all blotted
and blurred with mistakes goes over
with the old year and is buried with
the past. Yet not out of sight for the
memory ever and anon turns back to
scan the pages that stand ineffacable
forever. Many heed the lesson and re-
solve to begin anew as each New Year
brings convenient starting point. But
alas! for human nature the new page is
soon stained and as the new years comes
again there is the same hideous, black
ened page as of yore, worse perhaps, to
greet you. Thus it is, ever starting,
vainly striving to walk the narrow
path of wisdom's way, but always bring
ing up at the station one year ahead
on the wrong road. How many new
resolves are made that will be kept !:
Few indeed, to those that are broken.
Young man, be as true to the promises
made to yourself as you must be to
those you make to others, to succeed,
and you will find the page of your life's
history fair to look upon, and yourself
better man. Don't make them if you
do not use every effort to keep them.
Make them and prove your manhood
by keeping them unbroken.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-01-18
Damp Clothing.

If the clothes which cover the body
are damp, the moisture which they con-
tain has Il tendency to evaporate by the
heat communicated TO it by the body
The heat absorbed in the evaporation
of the moisture contained in clothes
must be in part supplied by the body,
and will have a tendency to reduce the
temperature of the body in an undue
degree, and thereby to produce cold.
The effect of violent labor or exercise
is to cause the body to generate heat
much faster than it would do in Il state
of rest. Hence we see how, when
clothes have been rendered wet by rain
or by perspiration, the taking of cold
may be avoided by keeping the body in
Il state of exercise or labor until the
clothes can he changed, which in every
case should be done as quickly as pos
sible, particularly underclothing, as
stocking, vests, and shirts; if not,
rheumatism will sooner or later set in.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-01-18
God is with Us.

Oh! blessed thought in the hour of
persecution and trial, that God is with
us; that when all the world arrays it
self against us, there is still one who, if
we trust in Him, can bring us succOr.
What comfort to know that the afilic-
ton is from the Fathers hand and that
He will enable us to bear it! His
strength is mighty in the weak; but
powerless is he who builds alone upon
the arm of flesh. He has not the Com
forter to soothe him, but he is of the
world, and from the world must he eX-
pect his comfort; and very poor is that
which the world can give in the hour
of sorrow. He knows nothing of that
divine strength which. sustains the
christian: or Of that holy peace and
trust with which the believer looks up
to his God from whom release will come.
He who knows and feels this is never
deserted, for there is still refuge to
which he can fly, a hand that will guide
and uphold him. He can still hear that
voice which said to the Disciples, 40,
am with you always, even unto the
end of the world"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-01-18
Railroads..

There actually is another north and
south railroad fever. We hope il will
be contagious along the whole line and
that stock will be taken as readily as
talking is done.
We have always believed and do yet,
that to build road from the north, i'll
tersecting the C. Mt. V. & d. r. r. at
this place, and from here to Dresden, to
which point we believe road is already
built, would benefit us more than any
other, with this line and the one we
now have we would have direct out
let south as well as west, north and
east. As we said before, we hope that
talking may not be the only thing done
this time, but let there be action, prompt,
action, and ere many months we will
hear the old iron horse coming down
the valley. For the present we will not
say anything more, only that north on
this line there seems to be strong feel
ing toward prompt action. This road
would also be the means of more of
our coal being thrown into market.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-01-18
s. 8. Times.

The Sunday School Times of Phila-
delphia, has commenced the new year
by changing its form to folio, there
by greatly enhancing the appearance of
the hitherto good looking and excellent
paper. Mr.. Wanamaker the present
editor and proprietor, is a whole-souled,
wide-awake, energetic Sunday School
worker. Every Sabbath Schoolteacher
should take this paper, as it would
greatly aid them in their work.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-01-18
A Terrible Fall.

On Saturday afternoon last, Peter
Olliding, carpenter, at work on the
steeple of the new Catholic church in
Loudonville, slipped and fell to the
ground, distance of about seventy-tive
feet, breaking his back, three ribs, arm
in two places, and otherwise injuring
himself badly. He was living yet on
Sunday evening, and was conscious
enough to tell how the accident hap
pened. His recovery is very doubtful.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-01-18
The Organ Test.

At Shreve, Ohio. on 10th inst, was a
victory in favor of the Spang Cabinet
Organ. The committee of seven, ap-
pointed to decide on merit, for power
and beauty of tone invited competition,
and five agents for the sale of as many
different makes of Organs responded.
After spirited exhibition No. 80
Spang was accepted at an advance Of
$40 in price. Prices were given in
sealed envelopes. 1w
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-01-18
The Place to Buy.

We have often wondered why it was
that so many people visited the store OF
J. Mulvane. We have found out the
secret now and we hope he will pardon
us for telling it to our readers. The
whole truth is simply this-that he is
so fortunate in the selection of his
goods, and buys so many at time, and
the best of everything too, that he can
afford to sell at very low rate, and
still have a margin for profit. We ask
no one to take our word for it, simply,
but go and see for yourselves.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-01-18
Sabbath School Concert.

The S. School of the Disciple
church is now busily engaged in pre-
pairing for grand concert to be given
about the 18th of this month. The pro-
eeeds are for the benefit of the school,
and we hope our citizens will give them
a good audience. They have been pre-
pairing for some time, and will no
doubt give quite an entertaining con-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-01-18
The Week of Prayer.

The week of Prayer, which closed on
Saturday evening last, was pretty gen.
orally observed throughout the country
In many places there was deep relig-
Gus feeling pervading all the exercises
In Fredericksburg the interest was
great, we are told, the manifestations OF
the Holy Spirits Influence being pow
erful.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-01-18
Friendly Notices,

We clip the following friendly no
tices from our exchanges, relative &c
the Republicans new dress.
The Holmes Co. Republican appears
this week in new dress. We wish il
abundant success.-ElyriG Democrat.
The Holmes Co. Republican come to
Us last week clothed in new type, and
otherwise improved. We are glad 10
see this evidence of prosperity OF
MesSrs. Laubach, White & Cunning
ham, and hope that they may meet
with as much success in the future as
/ in the past Orrrille Crescent.
The Holmes Co. Republican comes to
us in a new dress. 1t looked very well
in its old one, however, the new dress
enables it to maintain its reputation Is
being one Of the finest looking papers
of the State. May success continue TO
be theirs.-AshldRd Times.
The Holmes Co. Republican comes
out in new clothes, ,as New Year pres
ent. Ii is improved thereby, of course.
although the dress laid aside was by no
means worn out. The Republican is 4
good paper-a first-class paper, in fact,
and we rejoice at its success, which is
altogether deserved.-.Sdleni Republican.
, Our neighbors of the Holmes Co.
Republican have dressed up their paper
in new type, and for one Of its politics
10 do that in such a Democratic Co. As
Holmes, makes it look as if some good
thing will come out of Nazareth yet.
ha f.x fnr
our neighbors-MdssillOR independent.
The Millersburg RpuJlican is out in a
new dress, and looks neat and clear. 1t
is to he congratulated on its neat ap-
pearance. - Commonwealth, West Sa-
lem.
The Millersburg Republican comes to
lis this week in new dress, and very
much improved in its appearance. The
ReprJlicdn seems to be well sustained
as well as ably yedited.-LoudOnriH In
dependent.
The Holmes Co. Republican has come
to us this week, clothed in 4 new dress.
Messrs. Laubach, White Cunningham
are enterprising publishers, and we are
pleased to see this evidence of prosperi-
ty. They deserve the patronage of ev-
cry Republican in Holmes C0.-KeatoH
Republican.
The Millersburg Republican, which
we regard as one of our very best ex-
changes, comes to us this week in an
entire new and beautiful dress. Glad
to notice such prosperity.-,Sdlem Jour
nal.
The Holmes County Republican steps
out, also clothed from tip to toe, in a
neat and tasty dress, giving it such a
bright and cheerful look, that it cannot
fail to be a welcome visitor to the many
households where it puts in an appear
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