Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-04-11
IN TOWN AND OUT.

, --Kiilbuck is on high.
Fine rain Monday night.
6 Thunder shower Monday night.
April shower. fairly inaugurated-
), The birds are having q merry time.
Manufactures make home markets.
-Millersburg hiss fifty two Pianos in it.
Blessed is he that considereth the poor.
;. The ass that carries wine drinks water.
Home markets make prosperous farmers.
1t has rained two of these seven Sundays
Fish hooks and garden seeds are in order.
, Moving days are nearly over. No one sor-
y.
IN. 5. Rudy has moved his family TO Hay es-
vile, Ohio.
--Onr schools are now in fun blast again, af-
ter weeks vacation.
Now is the time to begin TO clean up the
streets and alleys.
, Pope.
What relatives ought to be the best pedes-
triansf step-sons.
The late spring will give the farmers heavy
work for the next two months.
Wheat fields look bare for this time of
year. --s
AT this time last year peach trees were in
blossom.
| "A sign in Detroit reads thus: New maid
and old maid clothing always on hand" ~
The quality Of maple sugar and molasses
this spring has never been surpassed - - .
Quite number of our citizens are not liv-
ing where they did before they moved.
The man who lately 4bolted'' door is now
suffering from = severe indigestion.
Tweed expects to 20 to Saturn when he
dies-so that he can join one of the rings.
Annual towering plants are said to re-
semble whales, because they come up to blow
The debt Of nature should never be paid if
1t can't be collected without an execution
Leave well alone is good rule, but leave
i'll alone is better.
If all the world were blind, what a melan-
chely sight 1t would be.
DIR. Guthrie has secured quite a good prac-
| tice in Wooster.
Pigeons have been very plenty in many
places during the past two weeks.
Several Of our business men are east now
buying their spring stock Of goods.
The long, cold winter has cailsed feed to be
quite scarce throughout the country.
The people of Mansfield are making grand
preparations Tor the State Fair. 90 igiG
--Rufies up TO the elbows is the latest style
for ladies sleeves.
Eleven days of April gone and scarcely |
furrow ploughed yet. -
Sunday was the first warm day of the sea-
son. The grass grew quite perceptibly on that
day.
Stern winter has at last loosed his grasp,
and mild gentle spring has put in an appear
ance.
Moving day has come and gone. Many
have been the changes that have taken place
during the past week or ten days. ~.
Ills. Weston has gone out Of the grocery
business Mr.. Warner from Akron has taken
his old stand. 49, -s@. @.ty.ef Z.
The wheat looks very poor for this time OF
year. There will not perhaps, be more than
half . crop. - -. s- =r9j
Those who held on to their clover seed when
ut q good price, will have to hold it longer, or
take a reduced price. I;
Many business changes have taken place, ;
and many families have moved into new resi- {
dences. y Z Is
single copies OF the RKruBLIcAs can he
had at the Postofise, in this place. Price, I've
cents.
Sheep dogs are doing a stIfr business in
strewing the jefferson county pastures with
lamb and mutton chops. i
If you let the eat out Of the bag, never try /;
to cram it back again; it only makes matters I
worse --t
What is the difference between waltz and
= young widow9 One is giddy whiri, anu .
the other q WILDLY girl. -.'@'a'ii~
Ten thousand feet of Dry Black Walnut
wanted immediately. Address Jas. Curry &
Sons, Wooster, Ohio.
The Presbyterisns have decided to buiid
heir new church on the plan of tower, in 4
'tead Of cupola.
There are said to be twenty six candidates :,
or Sheriff in Beaver county, Pa. We wonder
low many Of them will be elected. L
md steal across the way, don't let your angry Id
passions rise; 1xa place for 'em to lay. Ir
Plant trees now in front of dwellings and O.
i'd to the beauty and pleasantness of the
,lace. b,4 40
"A Smithneld man makes it regular prac- II
ice to kindle his fires with kerosene. If his e
Tiie'S father owned an entire graveyard he d
couldn't be more reckless. !.
An independent old lady, speaking OF :.
Adam naming all the animals, said she didn't
hink he deserved any credit for naming the II
one would know what to call him. b
"A Western lawyer included in his bill n
gainst his client: ITO waking up in the a
light and thinking about your case, I've dol
ars."
1t Is fashionable now for coachmen to wearI
loves OF the same color as their horses, but
re are not informed just what they do when =.
be team don't match
An Indiana editor m akes pathetic appeal =,
his readers, saying: "If there is anything n,
ou know, that we ought to know, and you
now we don't know, please let MS know it, q,
"A darkey preacher lining out a hymn from tt
lemory said: a,
Plunged in a gulf of dark despair. 81
lie ewretched sinners-come out or ddr',, m,
An Old lady Of Auburn, y. Y, makes al
ave which she claims will remove proud p,
esn, and suggests plaster for each church g,
Oor. n,
The Wayne County Grand Jury found in all D'
y 'sindictments; sls for violations of the liauor m
'w, Is for getting intoxicated, and the re. IL
'ainder for petty offences. til