Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-07-04

Hotter.
Hottest.
i Fourth Of July.
r The weather is exceedingly hot.
o The price of wool is on the decline.
: -Hurrah for the Glorious Fourth,
t "Squeak the fife and beat the drum,
o Independence day is come
}. The weather is putting head on
p wheat.
a -sSweetened wind is what they now
r call soda water.
: q Improvements are going on in all
! parts OF town. ft t.iIHI
: Beware of those cholera pills-ju-
| venile apples.
, Quite delegation from Akron at
| tends the Boston Jubilee.
| The. wheat has been harvested in
, Southern Ohio.
Weston will stretch his legs at Bu-
f cyrus ON the 4th.
-Kenton is not afflicted with white
hats and is happy.
To-day is the immortal Fourth OF
July. ' s
James Laylander has put an addi-
ton TO the back part of his house. Il
9Farmers are busy maling hay ,dnr-
ing this most favorable weather.
The pastures are burning up with
the drouth and heat.
Several swarms of bees in town
this week.
The farmers have commenced to
cut their wheat.
When will people learn that rev.
ienue stamp will not pay postage?
The strike in the sugar refineries Of
New York has raised the price of
sugar.
Why is an old pocket-han dkerc hief
like an old ship? Because it has eX
perienced many hard blow. :
l. w. H. Gard is selling the Pearl.
Wheat put up in two pound packages.
1t is very nice.
Where was our street sprinkler on
Saturday afternoon The dust on Main
street flew in clouds.
-Day-break is at 3 o'clock in the
morning. The way to find out is to get
iup and see. a. s H. 70 NttH
-"The days are gliding swiftly by"
and as they do they grow shorter, since
last Thursday.
Greeley hats occasionally get bricks
in them. Perhaps that accounts for the |
''sore heads" upon which they are worn.
r--Nheat will be ready in many places
! fOr. the reaper next week.. 1t is gener-
ally well flied.
Oats is heading and the crop where |
not cut out by the worm, promises
more than an anaverage yield. -
For nice pearl Wheat put up in two
pound packages, go to Charles Warmers
Grocery and Provision store.
Always speak well of friends, but
of yonr enemies speak neither good nor
evil.
Mr.. Silas Clark met with an acci-
dent Saturday evening by which he had
one of his legs broken J51sV
The mercury glides up to ninety
in the shade, these days, as readily as
the @boy knew his grandmother"
The popular play of canning fruit
has commenced. 1t will have lively
run during the season.
The weather is getting hot. So is
the ste,o between some of the Democrats
and Liberal Republicans.
Children are reveling i'm the cherry
trees and kicking up their heels with
the cholic. Ir.t .ttktF
Some person describes a wedding as
general mixture of teas, toasts, trunks
and trOsseau.
q" How to choose wife,''is one of the
most common and attractive headings
in the Salt Lake journals. "How to get .
a divorce, " is the favorite in Chicago.
We furnish Envelops with a Busi-
ness Card thereon, nearly as cheap as
the blank envelopes can be purchased A.,
elsewhere. El'
The showers that have been passing i
over the, country during the past few
days are not of great extent. Some of
them not more than half a mile wide.
The. corn is looking up under the )
influence of the warm weather and with
timely rains will make a good return
this fall. 9it,4 rftyf41sF l.
Romeo was a self-natle elephant !.
He came to this country without a dol !,
lar i'm his trunk, took Greeley's advice, I,
went west and died worth $4,000.
The new law repeals the gas tax af- l
ter August l, 1872. That will lower the
price of gas ten cents OH a thousand 1
feet. So much so good. $50 lC
Mr.. Alleshouse was badly kicked by
a horse at the Butler House Stables on
Saturday last. He was able to go home
on Tuesday. IL
The Millersburg Band takes high ),
stand among the Bands of the State. =
They have been highly complimented !,
by good musicians from all parts of the !,
State. ~ L-sr ..-.vrF
AS this is the season that sun strokes q
occur, every precaution should be used
to guard against them. Almost any ,
thing placed in the hat-eXeept brick
will protect. R
Ladies' Should bear in mind that a I
fine list Of premiums are offered this G
year, by the Agricultural Society, for /
domestic and fancy work. Try your y
luck.
After the Boston jubilee comes the
Baltimore jubilo. The latter will prob i,
ably be more windy than the former,
and discord will abound striumplantly !
and all pervading. AS
The sPresbytery of Steubenville,
received, during the last year, over two
hundred per cent. of an increase in the
membership of their churches over the
increase of last year, S HEFNS
The town of Beaver Falls, Pa, is
about four years old and has already
about four thousand inhabitants. Its
manufactures pay out about $40, ,00e dol
Bars every month to their employees.
\ "A vote was taken on the through
train to- AIT. Vernon last week hich
resulted as follows: For Presltlent-
Grant 150, Greeley 92, neutral %. Some
of the neutrals declined to decide until
after the Baltimore Convention. !
AT tha close of tha iod1reSS of Rev