Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-08-01
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Grant, Wilson and Victory.

IN 1ONN AND OUI.
a Grant, Wilson and Victory. z
Campaign subscribers are coming
f in lively. ~--.-
a is Dolly V. Arden descendant Of
C Enochs s-s
t Small fishing parties are now the
{ order of the day.
b Weston has fine lot of candies
and lot Of very fine candies.
5 commencement at Oberlin on the
: 7th of August.
s Merchants have easy times these
: days. 1i.F.ii7ii sriHtiH ..
) Farmers have been watching the
! weather very closely for sometime past.
: Miss Nilsson was married ON the
, 9th of July. '-
j Don't stop your wagons or carriages
on the street crossings.
Very few peaches in this county
this season. fyty.l 7lt
Some interesting articles will be
, found on the outside of tO-day's paper.
The squirrels have nearly all been
shot, in this neighbOrhoOd or have EN-.
igrated to some other locality.
1t will only cost you fire cents to buy
a money order to send us your subscrip-
ton to the RERUBLIcAN.
The rains of last week seem to have
been pretty general according to our
exchanges. -Y--- -,
When you find man who has made
money in office and was not retained,
you generally find Greeley man.
The fees on postal money orders for
$40 or less have been reduced from ten
cents to five cents. 60
! One of the great needs of the times
is men and women of principle, with
backbone enough to stand up to it. { !.
If you want the best of ice-cream,
go to Weston's. His new Soda Foun-
tain is now in full blast.
&c. w. Everett is putting up a nice
frame house two doors east of the site
of the Presbyterian church.
The unregenerate Rebels and I'm
KluX of the South are all going for
Greeley.
-Juarez, president of Mexico, died
on the night of the 18th from an attack
of apoplexy.
If topper and a gallon of whisky
were left together, which would be
drunk first.
The Erie Obserrer, the Democratic |
organ of Erie county, refuses to hoist |
the Greeley and Brown ticket.
The New York World says ''Gree-
ley is nominated with Democratic |
hook i'm his nose.''
"A man was arrested i'm Erie the
other day for stealing a steamboat, and
taken to Buffalo.
; One of the great sources of disas-
ter and loss in the oil regions is by
lightning striking oil tanks.
Thirty thousand young shad were
deposited in the Allegheny river, at diff
ferent points, week before last.
When a man has "no mind of his
own," his wife generally gives him a
piece of hers.
Let every Republican voter young
and old, attend the Convention on Sat
urday at 2 O'Clock. II
Let every young Grant Republican
be on hands at the Convention OH Sat-
urday at o'clock. Important business
is to be transacted.
The new Oil Company in>Wooster
has been fully organized, and every
thing is now ready to go to work. They
expect to commence boring next week.
"A man named McGee committed
suicide at Wheeling, last Friday, for
the very unromantic reason that his
dinner was not ready.
Money can now be sent from the
Millersburg Post Office to England, Ire
land and Scotland, by means of the
Foreign Money Order System. j
-Quench your thirst these hot days
by taking glass of pure Soda Water
from Weston's Fountain. Opposite
Post Office.
= The c. Mt. V. & D. Railroad has
ordered several new passenger coaches, {
and will get two more engines in No
vember and two in January. II
-Seventy-two thousand dollars were
paid to the musicians of the Jubilee, ex-
elusive of the foreign bands, the first
week.
The corn as a general thing give
fair indications of good crops this fall.
Oats will be heavy, although in some
places the straw will not be long. |,
We have noticed some fields of
wheat that had commenced growing in
the shock But very little wheat has
been hurt, however, in that way.
The safest plan is not to let wheat
or grain of any kind stand out longer
than is necessary to dry it. The wealth
er cannot always be trusted. jt
Editing a newspaper is very much
like carrying an umbrella on a windy
day everybody thinks he could man
age it better than the one who has hold
of the handles. ~.
Nothing preserves society from the
eXcrescenses of sin and folly, as the
critics pruning knife, judiciously
handled. The cut may hurt, but it hurts
for good. |,
Quite a severe rain storm passed
over the northern part of the county
on Monday evening. Corn was blown
down almost flat, and about an inch
and half of rain fell.
BY bills printed at this office we
notice that the Administrators of the
estate of P. d. Biggs will sell at public
sale the farming utensils, horses, cattle,
&C., of deceased, on 1872. /
"A -woman's heart, like a singing
bird ina cage if neglected, starves and
dies. hrlt aS for mems hearts, they are