Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-05-15

Get your party and wedding cake
at Lang's Bakery. If
DIR. Enos is still getting better. 1
is thought that he will recover entirel!
from the effects of the stroke.
Prof. Kieffer was in town ovel
Sunday. He is talking of locating per
manently in Sandusky City, o.
What to do if you split your side.
with laughter-run till you get stitcl
J i'm them. @ q
Our new Street Commissioner
James French, has put down severa
crossings that have long been needed.
| "A citizen of this place found 6
crock of gold the other night, but be-
fore he could carry it home-woke up.
oh, what nice photographs! Where
did you get them at Cleveland? Oh
no; at Courtney & Appleton's. If
"A German friend, whose wife takes
in washing for their subsistence, claims
that he earns his living by the sweat OF
his frow.
The Youngstown coal operators are
said to be talking about importing one
thousand laborers from the emigrants
at Castle Garden.
Always shut your bed room door
before retiring. You may have to get
up in the night, and closing door with
with your nose is one of the lost arts.
| John Stuart Mill, the emminent
English philosopher and political econ
omis: died Friday last at Arlington,
France, in the sixty-ninth year OF his
age.
Jacob N. Yoder's Indian ponies at
tract considerable attention when he
drives them into town. They make a
handsome team, and work very nicely
singly or together.
Although business has been gener-
ally dull during the past winter, there
has been considerable hustle in the fan
cy stores about town.
We have set apart Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday, and the three follow
ing days of each week, to receive sub
scriptiOns.
Bowen Brothers are sinking an air
shaft to yentilate their Coal Mine on
the Saunders farm. 1t will be about so
feet in depth.
The railroad track is laid within
four miles of Columbus, and the re-
mainder is being put do&n at the rate
of three-quarters of mile daily.
A local editor of many years ex-
perience has declared that the man is
yet unborn who could write local
item and be perfectly sure that nobody
would be offended.
One of General Gillem's men crush
ed in the head of Modoc with rock,
and in writing home to his mother
about it, the soldier said, 81 rocked him
to sleep, mother"
An exchange says there is not an
inventor among women of this cOun-
try. We should like to learn who i'll
vented gossip and hair-pulling, if the
above assertion really be true.
The voice of the Assessor is heard
i'm the land, from Dan to Beersheba,
calling upon the good and the wicked to
render unto Cesar the things that are
Caesars.
| ID. r. Mcnamara received, one day
last week from friend in Pennsylvania,
fish that weighed forty-siX pounds. 1t
| was a pike, and was caught i'm the Con-
eaut Lake, Pa.
The distribution of the new postal
cards has been postponed for a few days
OH account of the inability of the con-
tractors to furnish the large amount re-
quired for general supply. -...
A man in Sharpsburgh fell dead,
recently from the excitement of angry
passion. If such excitement had any
effect on the people here, the town would
soon be depopulased.
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
r. r. have issued neat pamphlet
"How to Go West," a Guide to Iowa,
Nebraska, Kansas and California, which
can be obtained free of charge by adj
dressing ID. w. Hitchcock, Chicago, Ill.
1t would be a good law which should
require all railroad trains to be provi-
ded with Il fire extlnguisher. In the
majority of accidents by rail the past
season more passengers have persisted
by fire than any other cause.
A little girl who had chicken
given to her put nest into its coop, and
every day went to look for an egg. But
one morning she heard it crow, and eX-
claimed, "Aha, Mrs. Hen! You're a
rooster, are you?"
Some one wisely proposes that the
Federal Constitution be improved by
the following amendments: "Article
l6.-Every scoundrel shall have the
right, as Congressman or Senator, to
vote himself an increase of salary
whenever he feels like stealing"
-"Mother, can l go to Courtney &
Appleton's and get my photograph ia
ken ?" No, 1 guess it isn't worth while.
well, then you might let me go and
have tooth pulled out, ut Doc. Pierce's,
| never go anywhere"
1 The shoemakers strike still lasts i'm
New York, though we think it is ,od1-
iag toward the end. Many poor soul
has wasted his all in the persistency OF
his course, but must soon return to
work or peg out, there is no alternative.
In consequence of the sale of the
Mt. Vernon Republican, Mr.. w. It. Bas-
com has resigned his position as Presi-
dent of the Ohio Editorial Association,
and the duties of the office tlevOlve OH
Joshua SaxtOn, editor Of the Urbana
Citizen, the Oldest editor in Ohio.
If you feel dull, drowsy, debilita-
ted. have frequent headache, mouth
tastes bad, poor Appetite, and tongue
coated, you are suffering from Torpid
Liver or "Biliousness," and nothing
will cure SO speedily and permanently
as DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
!, cry. Sold by all Druggists. GlO
%, py chiminy, Chake, were you
got dot clothes vat you haie gotten on ?
| baed you, aind dot pOOty. Now
Hans, tole you we're l got 'em-I tell:
eferybody; | got 'em by Isaac Marx
und he know now how to make 'em,
baed you. Hans is getting suit of
the same goods. .
If you wish to live cheerfully, with
/ consciousness of doing what yoi
know to be right. Ii you wish to be
. happy and contented, and feel certain
: that all has gone well with yon, yol
, only need bny your Jewelry of A. B
Frey, Millersburg, o. A large lot ol
new and beautiful goods just received