Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-08-22

students. .F
The crop of hickory nuts will be
large this year. Every little tree that
is large enough to bear, is loaded.
Look for Peaches and Watermelons,
at Weston's, opposite the Post Office.
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We have received quite number of
new subscribers during the past week. |
Let the good work go on. iliIIu
Fruit trees in many parts of the
county require propping up to keep the
limbs from breaking down.
Five prisoners broke from the Jail
at Meadville, Sunday night week, and
made good their escape.
| A fresh arrival of Choice Grocer
les at Vogle's, opposite the Post once.
| Republican gains have been made
in every State that has held its election
this year. .zN- k-re htfef
| -Twenty-three new subscribers since
our last issue. Send in your names anu
money. .ks--- -
| We need money. viii our subscrib-
ers send in what they owe us, and
Oblige? al
| Akron has over five hundred MEM
bers in her Grant Club many OF them
Democrats.
The Ohio State Fair commences on
Monday the 2nd of September at Mans
field. s0.e IN
Ask Greeley man if he has heard
from North Carolina, he will tell you
to ''dry up." 6fFss r.
"Grant and his policy deserve the
very highest credit. HORACE GREE
LEY.
Oats, says an intelligent farmer,
weighs thirty-six pounds to the bushel
this season. #5 #.s4fyEsa
Two men recently died in Balti-
more with great-grand-children older
than their youngest children.
s-aDolly VardenF is not now so pop
ular with the gentlemen as ''Polly
Ticks" = = - q =
BY bills printed at this office we no.
tice the Public Sale of E. Bigham on
the 9th inst.
Dolly Warden neckties for gentle
men have appeared. Well, a Dolly
Warden around ones neck isn't SO DAD
after all.
|, For coughs, bronchitis and con-
+ sumption, in its early stages, nothing
equals DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. 90
If the editor of the Farmer ever ac-
cidentally gets hold of Bible, and
reads the fifth chapter of Acts, he will
be terribly frightened.
e Weston has genuine, simon pure
Soda Water. No tartaric acid and saler-
; atus used. Try it opposite Post Office.
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Why is it that our butchers do not
g furnish this market with mutton? 1t
e is the most healthy meat for warm
q weather.
ill We have about 800 bricks for sale at
70 the Farmer office.-Fdrmer.
Your hat, Judge, must be an exceed
le ingly good one to catch so many during
'e the year.
le The following notice is posted con-
y spicuously in newspaper office out
Y West: sShut the door; and as soon as
,s you have done talking business, serve
N your mouth the same way"
:, Let all the old students of Vermil-
~ lion make arrangements to attend the
Triennial Reunion at Hayesville OF
IN Thursday, August Doth, 1872. A good
of time is anticipated.
or Happiness is perfume which one can
is not shed over another without few
drops of it falling on ones self. HI
that would make others happy must bt
happy himself.
OF An artesian well in Lincoln, Neb
ell is so magnetic that it will draw til
cup toward it. That's nothing, thongl
he for small black bottle will often draw
,a a whole crowd towards it.
or The Postmaster at Berlin writes t
~ the REPUBLICAN what he knows abou
e Democrats going against Greeley
iu Farmer.
ay Mistake. 1t was a Democrat VIII
|, | wrote the article referred to.
lst Josh Billings says: "There is on
DIV thing about a hen that looks like wis
!, dom; they don't cackle until they hay
1 laid their egg" Our democratic friend
4
r should make a note of this.
ss- Night air during dog days, espec
Oh ally i'm the neighborhoOd of midnigh
me had better be breathed in an up stall
,ur bed room than from the hills and vale
md of either town or country.
aid We have now ascertained no
all Grant is to be elected. 1t is to be dol
by astronomy.-Fdrmer.
the Astronomy is one of the exact scie
lie L ces. 1t cannot lie.
eV- "A young lady or gentleman that
ing firm in the right and listens to go'
sense instead OF blind impulse, is st
of the first magnitude in the sOci
heavens these days-mOre priceless th'
gold because more scarce.
last Public officers who find themselv
The on trial, too weakened to enforce In
Rr- and order, should resign, that strong
men may take their place. The mul
mo- tude is becoming so demoralized in Il
will respect, that anarchy is lifting its sna
.thy head all over our land.
his In view of the turn the result
was North Carolina has taken, the crow
7 the Farmers rooster has turned int
. frightened cackle:
- vi A bob-tailed rooster flew on the fence,
for He crowed for Greeley cause he had no ser
A., Chap ap-chal'-chappaqua."
-Swartz & Harvey, whose store-rot
;, was destroyed by fire ut Hayesvil
HOW a few months ago, are busily engas
little in erecting a new and substantial bri
our building. On Monday twenty tea
nht hauled as many loads of brick fir
s"'' Ashland to Hayesville for this purpo
We in
a,,u Prof. J. w. Martin took his p'
e"i' ton as President of Vermillion La
lors' tute, on Monday. He is highly spOl
8 the of rs an instructor, and it is hoped t
, tbe he will be successful in his new qu
tiers. Professors Henderson and Gu
II VI remain during the present term at Il
EMU if not longer.
'fin: Mr.. Levi Spencer of Hayesvi
kind and Mr.. Van Rimen of Jeromev
nose, formed a copartnership and parchla
rbose one of the refreshment stands in
~ au~ State FAIR Grounds at Mansfield, o
! one Every one that attends the Fair
goes TO this stand, will have the Sin
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