Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-03-21

-Ninety-seven trains arrive at Mans
field daily, on different railroads.
1t is said that cork-screws have sunl
more than cork-jackets have ever saved
Mems Suits from IS to $40 at San
Marks. Bowl
Mr.. Coffee, of Wooster, hadc chi
hand badly injured a few days sag'
while shoeing mule. Ia
The Presbytery of Wooster meet.
. in Ashland on the fourth Tuesday o
April.
Open air and cold water are recon-
mended by q celebrated physician a;
the best cosmetics for the complexion.
The light of impudence- taking
shelter from the rain in an umbrell:
shop. ,-.
The incest lot of Neck-ties and Sus.
penders for the lowest market price, al
Isaac Marks. 1C1 81 Bowl
because top-dressing is good for
fields, it does not follow that it is good
for heads. ---- - p ''- ~ AISN
How terrible to die unprepared.
Yet, every tick of the clock and one
soul somewhere is launched into etern-
ity.
A couple of drunken vagabonds got
into the gutter, and after fioundering
some time, one of them mumbled, 'let's
go TO another house, this hotel leaks
An Illinois farmer says he doesn't
want any railroad shares-its as much
as he can do to run thirty-eight plow-
shares.
Forty years ago nearly the whole
of Ohio was dense forest; now a res
olution is introduced into the legislature
to encourage the cultivation Of forests.
We furnish Envelops with Busi-
ness Card thereon, nearly rs cheap as
the blank envelopes can be purchased
elsewhere. .---,z. -,h .
Alternate snow and sunshine is the
order now. Winter and Spring are
both striving for the mastery, and both
are falling admirably. k.lEk
"A man out west was offered a dish
of maccaroni soup, but declined it, de-
claring that they couldn't play off any
billed pipe-stems ON him."
What is the difference between half
a glass of water and broken engage
ment? One is not filed full, and the
other is not fulfilled.
Our attention has been called to the
american Butt0n-hOle Se,uinJ Machine
which of all sewing machines is the ma
chine. 45tf
A young lady wants to know
whether girl may be sure man loves
her unutterably, when he sits in her
presence for an hour without speaking.
Some one says that the lion and the
lamb may lie down together in this
world, but when the lion gets up it will
be hard work to find the lamb.
Suspicious circumstances = bache-
lors investing in town lots leap year.
And yet we know several that have
done so recently. tafs's
Mr.. Wales has introduced bill in
to the Ohio Senate authorizing the COM
missioners of Stark county to build Il
Jail.
Easter is at hand, and Biddy is do
ing her level best to supply sufficient
fruit to meet the exigencies. of the
season.
The members of the Bar in Woos-
ter, Oh the 9th inst, adopted resolutions,
and listened to addresses on the life and
habits of Judge Dean, deceased.
The State has not yet been re-dis-
tricted, although several bills relative
TO it have been introduced into the Leg
islature.
Attention is called to the new ad-
tisement of f. Barton in another coll
umn of to-day's issue. He does 4 good
trade in the shipping business.
The Judge ought to be punished
for not killing the Ground Hog in
stead of the dog, as it might have Saved
us from the Ground Hog winter here
after, which is now very severe.
"A well-known author says that
nothing battles curiosity, eludes pursuit,
and generally mystifies the human in
telligence like the plain, simple and un-
vanished truth. 5.
"A minister once prayed, o Lord,
we thank Thee for the goodly number
here tonight, and that Thou also art
here, Notwithstanding the inclemency
of the weather."
Subscribers changing their post
Office address between this and the lst
of April, will please notify us of the
fact, so there will be no trouble about
receiving their p apers.
Spring trade will soon be here in
all its glory and good times. If any of
our merchants get anything new, we
advise them to allow us to tell it to our
readers. They'd like to know.gts ;
"A petition was presented in the Ohio
House of Representatives last Tuesday
signed by one man and one woman,
praying to have the word ssmale''
struck out of the constitution.
There it is now, just as we feared.
4 sweet potato has exploded in Indiana
and seriously injured child. First it
was mince pie, then lager beer, and now
sweet potato has turned to anengine
of destruction. What next! FfG
~ Iittlc DOy ~dAlcT hdtCiHnp Tile
burning of the, school-house until the
novelty of the thing had ceased, started
off down the street, saying: 81 am glad
the old thing has burned down; didn't
have my jogfry lesson anyhow"
Wisconsin now has a strin gent liu-
nor law making sellers responsible for
mischief done, constructed on the Ohio
and Illinois models. In year, it is
very probable, all the western States
will be in line on this important SUBJ
ject.
The following is submitted to young
mathematicians
Ayoung man asked his sweethearts age;
:. si she thus thus replied both % grave and sage:
Add to my age; the sum will be ,-Q
AS much above SIX mines and four.
AS tween age exceeds score"
JAS. Curry & Sons. as will be seen
by reference to advertisement i'm this
weeks paper have moved their furni-
ture establishment to their new brick
building on east Liberty street, Woos-
ter, where they offer great inducements.
Don't fail to call on, them when. in
Wooster. .-t'fip ip'~ S@G
The liquor dealers want the law
modified SO that the wife must give no.
tice to them not to sell auy more liquor
to her husband, before they can be held
responsible for damages, Ii this car
ries, the horse thieves will petition the
Legislature for a law renuirinp the