Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-10-02
IN TOWN AND OUT.
has choice cigars.

The early bird gets the worm in
advertising for the fall trade.
Go to Cards for meals and nice
lunches.
The Cary family gave over 5000
to the NJ. Z. church building.
Go to Cards for meals and nice
lunches.
Fair commences to-day, Wednes-
day. -.--- ----
For fresh meats and groceries 90 to
Cards.
The Danbury Neios man says that
"parts unknown" is where they don't
advertise. -e--sa -@- - = =
For fresh meats and groceries 60 to
Cards.
Buy your flour at j. P. Larimer's
He keeps the best brands. 1w.
Soda Water at Weston &c Huston's
Tobacco of all brands at Lang's. 3tf
The c. Mt.V. & C. r. r. is doing
splendid business. Everything indi-
Gates success for the new line.
| "A Postoffice has been established at
Tunnel Hill, Coshocton county, o., with
L. w. Thompson as Postmaster.
Pumpkin pies will soon occupy a
place on the bill of fare of every well
regulated household. So
Hon. james Monroe delivered an
able address in Fredericksburg on FRI
day night.
Several articles of interest some of
which came too late, must go over till
next week. u
Sunday is the strongest day, because
all tine others are soeek-days, yet, If it
IS the strongest, why is it SO often bro
| ken? NJ
"A good opportunity Is afforded our
country subscribers, who intend yisi.-
ing the fair to call at this office and pay
their suoscriptioh. -TAz GU
The editor of the Farmer has the
longest mind of any man in Holmes
county. 1t took him two weeks to make
up his mind on sheriff.
Another Pickpocket was picked up
by j. S. Nelson of Blillersburg in Mt
Vernon. The fellow had been follow
ing Forepaugh's show. ~. =
Rev. VIM. N. Gibson and family.
left Millersburg on Tuesday morning
for their new home in West Charlton,
New York.
BY announcement in another col
umn we see that Mrs. E. Uhler has just
received large stock of fine Millinery
and Fancy Goods. The latest styles of
patterns can be had of her. ra
There are over one hundred copies
of the Young Folks Gem come to
Millersburg, and nearly every little
girl in town is a canvassing agent.
The county Fair is the peoples own
show. They should have pride enough
to make it 4 credit to themselves and
the county.
The editorial convention at Putin
Bay, fiZzled this year. 1t was called
too late in the season. Besides the edi-
tors were afraid of the fat men.
If 1 was going to paint picktur of
faith, affection, and honesty, would
paint mi dog looking up in mi face
waggen hiz tail.-Josh Billings. 4 .-r
We have received several commune
cations, which we carnot publish. 9th
ers will have to lie over till another
week.
The young man who blows the
whistle on the morning train to arouse
the drowsy sleepers, should be employ
ed to play OH caliope, so good is he at
giving the variations.
Through oversight the correspond
ence from Shreve which we publish to-
day was mislaid. The writer will please
excuse this delay, and we promise to do
better next time. t..lI
We understand that the editor of
the Farmer denies that the little pack
age from Killbuck decided him, and
says that it contained nothing but an-I
order for some "sale bills" Why,
Judge, that is just what we said.
-Uhler & Mcdowell had not time to
get up an advertisement this week, and
wished us to say that they have just
opened out the finest lot of Goods that
has ever been offered to the citizens OF
Millersburg. This is saying a good
deal, but we believe it to be true from
what we have seen.
If farmers have stock to ship, send
it via the C. Mt. & c. r. r. Rates are
low, time good, and the company are
obliging, and the officers courteous.
Besides all this, they attend to their busi-
ness and are not engaged in low politi-
cal schemes.
The Mississippi river between Cairo
and St. Louis is said by steamboat pilots
to be in a worse condition than it has
been for many years previous. The
channel is constantly changing, and
the river on all sides is full of snags,
rocks, etc. -1l II
An exchange says: Chestnuts,
hickory nuts and walnuts may be pre-
served during the whole winter in near
ly the same state they came from the
trees, by covering them with earth,
having mingled with them quantity
of the earth moderately dry and suf-
ficient to occupy the space between
| them.