Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-05-29

developed in this county. Parties from
a distance are leasing hundreds of acres.
Capt. d. T. Smith died of Comsump-
ton last Wednesday and was buried
Thursday. l.F+@ go /.
You can get stereoscopie views of
the celebrated Rogers Statuettes at
Courtney & Appleton's.
Prof. C.,L. Loos of Bethany Col
lege, preached in the Disciple Church
morning and evening, Sunday last
The dedication of, the Congraga-
tional Church. of Mansfield will take
place the second Sabbath in June.
Candidates are as industrious as the
little busy bee, and like chem improve
each shining hour.
Now is the time for hunting BUR-
leafed clover. Young ladies .sho uld
bear this in mind. 4.
Now is the time for young men who
are looking for wives to call aronnd
and see who is1iouse-cleaning.
Consult our. columns before going
to make your spring purchases. Live
men advertise their goods. -.
"A Sugar, 1871 cents; Yellow Sugar,
10 cents per pound, at the Paint Valley
store Al
The great seccess in life, is for a
man to bepeady when the opportunity
comes.
The greatest men hive unseen to
view, while thousands-are not qualified
to express their influence. 80"
--Youthat admire grand scenery go
to Courtney & Appleoon's, and see those
fine YO Semitic views. 49,
The wise man stands firm in all ex--
tremities, and bears the lot of his hu-
mainly with divine temper.
In proportion as we ascend the So
cial scale, we md as much mud there as
below, only it is hard and gilded.
BY unitei effort; the theorist and
the practical man may accomplish much
which neither could Elect alone.
If you have not done so yet, by all
means 20 and look through Courtney &
Appleton's stock Of Niagara views.
lueTe HdFc Deeu over one HuQuTtu
distinct SHOWS in Ohio during the past
winter. The first snow was on Octo-
ber 18th and the last April 18th,
The papers are warning the people
to look out for counterfeit 81 green
backs. 1t keeps us busy looking ont
for genuine greenbacks.
If our friends expect as to notice
marriages and deaths whlelr occur
among us, tf,ey shsHid send. notice of
them to our office.
Corn should, be planted when the
oak leaves are the size of . SQUIRREL :
ear. Get your squirrefs ear ready for
measuring. 80
We furnish Enyelops with a Busi-
ness Card thereon, nearlyas cheap as
the blank envelopesr crn be. purchased
elsewhere. i---'1 nI
The Democratic hand-shaking has
ecommenced in earnest. Intermediates
Fare all very pleasant, and think nothing
Of standing with you in the hot sun for
an hour or more.
Such is the press of business in
Holmes county this spring that many Of
our private residences have been turned
| into court houses. IL shows the public
spirit of the young ladies.
We had the pleasure of passing
through the .sJohn Cooper A1anfactur-
ing Works. of Mt. Vernon, the other
day. They are doing a very large busiT
New awnings and improved side
walks are now in order. The former
add to the comfort Of gentlemen .of
leisure, and the latter are duly appre-
ciated by pedestrians generally.
-Uriah Newcomer one of the old
residents of Paint townships died last
week. He was man highly respected
in the community in which he lived.
He was an intelligent, earnest christian
man.
| John E. Love, son of David Love,
of Mechanic township, died Sunday
morning 1f Consumption. He has been
in ill health for several years, but was
able to come to town frequently until
lately. - ~
1 Attention, is called to the change of
advertisement of Messrs. Hart & Ma
lone of Cleveland. These gentlemen
have very extensive stock of Furni-
ture. See what they say in another
column. ~. .-EE .f.. sssl
| We are in receipt of a Catalogue of
Mr.. Moore's Cattle Sale at Coshocton,
O., on the 1lthSiay of June, 1873. This
sale will be quite extensive, and eU-
fbraces some excellent cattle. Stock
dealers take notice.
Some farmers lie around idle near
ly half the year, and then almost kill
themselves with hard work the other
half. A little foresight would supply
them with indoor work in winter and
lessen their toll in simmer.
The basis of local prosperity con.
sists in keeping money in circulation 1t
home. This can. be best attainod by
buying fer personal and domestic use
of .hone dealers.
4 81 600 reward is offered by the pro-
prietor of DIR. Pieree's Golden Medical
Discovery for a medicine that will equal
. it in the cure of Bronchitis, severe
!. Coughs, and the early stages Of Con-
sumption. 2@ = lGl2.
Some one who claims to have kept a
record of the raip-fall, says that more
rain has fallen already in 1873, than fell
in the whole of 1870, 1871 and lS72.
We have had considerable rain this year
but we can hardly credit thestatement.
! in the Constitutional Convention
there we're sixty-four lawyers, fifteen
= farmers, seven doctors, seven merchants,
three printers, three bankers, two
clergymen, one cooper, one teacher, one
manufacturer, one civil engineer and
one real estate agent.
"A Mt. Vernon assessor asked a wo-
:. man how many chickens she had, and,
i doubling her word, proceeded to count
them. She took him to the beehive,
kicked it over and Invited him to coun.
the bees. He'll take a,woman's word
/. next time.
In passing from Millersburg to Co
;. liimbus and back again last week, W.
a noticed that the wheat crop is very
v promising all along the line. Indica
y tions ar present give evidence of :;
u heavy yield this harvest. Fruit is like
II wise going to be plenty If nothing de
i = stroys it hereafter.
Courtney j. Appleton still maxi
the best of Photographs.