Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-12-25

Festival wednesday, Thursday and
Friday evenings in the new Presbyte-
rian church.
Len Bird is selling loads of Cloth
ing. We see bundles going out every
day. l7tf
DO the Scriptures teach total ab-
stinence-from the use of the rod? A
"worried school teacher,'' who has re-
spect tor the wisdom of Solomon, would
like an answer.
William Allen is the popular name
for Ohio babies now.-E1. Poor inno-
cents! We know many of mature years
who lament the names given them in
babyhood.
Mrs. Scott-Siddons sold flowers at
the Springfield Bazaar the other night,
and made all the youths in town forget
there was such a thing as panic.
&c ct vaccinated.' These Ominous
words are floating through our North
ern Ohio exchanges, and are decidedly
suggestive of something very unpleas-
ant.
In consequence of the great search
VI SiCCHDdChS, VIC Will Slibci
coin from all subscribers wishing to pay
in that kind of produce. We wish TO
be accommodating.
-Twenty-seven Nashville ladies de-
termined to practice economy, vowed |
not to wear anything more expensive
than calico dresses to church, and they |
stuck to it, as none of them have attend |
ed church since.
For Soda, Pic mic, Lemon, Suga |
q Cream Crackers go to Lang's he al |
ways has fresh supply at Wholesale &
Retail. 3tf
Many persons can find pleasant en-
ployment these dull times by sending |
us the home news from their locality. |
Try it.
The reliable Ii. NJ. oysters, the on |
ly reliable oysters in the market can
always be found fresh and good at u.
Schnorrs. 1Sw3
There are several cases of Scarlet |
Fever in town and vicinity. There |
have been two or three deaths from |
that cause.
Mcdonald & Co.'s agricultural |
works of Wooster, contemplate build |
ing fifteen hundred reapers for the next |
season.
--latest styles of hats and caps just
received at Maxwells'. Call and see
them. 5tf
Go to Mrs. Who'll & Miss Myers |
for the best Black Velvetteen in Millers- |
burg. 13tf
Weston & Huston furnish Oysters |
for Festivals and Parties lower than |
any other house in Millersburg. 1Stf
-Cranberries, Is cents a quart, at
Weston &c Huston's. 15tf
Good hats 75 cents, at Birds. 13tf |
The Centaur Liniment which is ad- |
vertised in the REPUBLIC AN, has given |
great relief to at least two parties who |
have tried it in Millersburg.
"A large turnout is expected AZ the |
Presbyterian Fair and Festival Wednes- |
day, Thursday and Friday evenings OF
this week.
The Fresco painters finished their |
work in the Presbyterian church, ex-
cept few touches, on Friday last. The |
job is very good one, and the design |
is beautiful.
There is quite a revival i'm progress
in the Nashville PRESBYTERIAN church. |
Rev Z. B. Caldwell, the pastor, has
been holding evening meetings for the
past three weeks. Quite q deep relig-
ious feeling pervades the community.
Columbus is preparing to witness
the Inauguration of Governor Allen
Exchange.
Who would have thought that Chris
topher would rise from the tomb to see
his old friend sworn in.
Since the beginning of the govern.
ment, it has given away IS, ,052, 500 acres
of land to soldiers, making in all half
million farms of one hundred and sixty
acres each of the land their valor won.'
Mrs. Matte McClelland Brown, ed
itress of the Alliance Monitor, has been
elected Grand Worthy Chief Templar
Of Ohio. Thus the principal temper
ance organization of the State is headed
and led by woman.
The Independent says that the press
ent capacity of LoudOnville Mills, A.
A. Taylor, proprietor, is 500 barrels per
day. In addition to the water power
there is n one hundred horse power
steam engine, built at Akron, in use at
these mills.
"A fashion oracle DEGREES that fine
leather will be fashionable dress trim
ming this winter. Certain incorrigible
youths will testify that leather dress
trimmings have long been in vogue, ;, but
that their fathers are not SO particular
about the fineness OF the leather. They
take hitching strap or anything that
comes handy.
The women of an Iowa town have
been visiting all the liquor shops in the
place for the purpose of emptying the
vile beverage from its wOnted recepta-
cles. The men of New York have been
doing this sort of thing for years with
the evident relish which is sad to be-
hold, but the women have not as gen.
eral thing assisted.
Hen. James Monroe said in the
House of Representatives: 81 believe
that the true thing for this House to do
is to repeal, ;is completely and thor
oughly as it possibly can consistently
with the Constitution of the United
States, the salary bill which was ap-
proved March 3rd, 1873.
-Chapped hands, face, rough skin,
pimples, ringwOrm, salt-rheum and
other cutaneOus affections cured, and
the skin made soft and smooth, by using
the Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswell,
Hazard S Co., New York. Be certain
to get Junipar Tar Soap, as there are
many limitations made with common
tar which are worthless. 1Gw1