Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-12-18
IN TOWN AND OUT.

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Tobacco of all brands at Lang's. 8
We estimate people from what "
see.
6 The Wadsworth Enterprise is no.
. turned off by steam.
r If lies run themselves to death the
are awfully long winded.
The roads have been exceedingl
muddy during the past week.
, "A blonde woman is considered
fright in Russia.
Len Bird is selling loads of Cloth
ing. We see bundles going out ever
day. 17tf
Next Sunday will be the shortes
day of the year.
-Funny-Christmas comes on Thurs
day and New Year on wednesday, thi
year.
The Harris & Josephine seamles;
hid Gloves at Mayors. 15w3
Fourteen canal boats were at tin
lock in Lockport at one time on Mon
day last.
The squeal of the expiring porke
is now heard in the land.
Sausage and buckwheat cake.
adorn many a breakfast table abou
these times.
Oysters < can only Accents at Yves
ton d Huston's. I5tf
Our churches are gradually filling
up again. The ladies have generally
got their winter cloaks and bonnets.
-Oyercoats for $1,000, worth 1900:
Overcoats for "a 90, at Len Birds. I7tl
Suits made to order on short notice,
at Len Bird's. 17tf
Finest five cent Cigar in town at
Lang's. 3tf.
slave glass of civil damages 2" is
the latest style of invitation among
those who drink Intoxicating beverages
The time of the year when print
ers and the poor generally, should be
remembered, is here.
Mrs. Weston's Mince Meat at Wes-
ton d HustOn's. 15tf
Mayors have genuine Mink Furs at
Slo set. 15w3
Just as Rutland man was going to
get married last week, his other wife
walked in and muddled things.
.-Richmond, Ind, has thirteen local
scandals at once. One gossip has gained
pound of flesh per day.
Hon. W. Stilwell has our thanks for
volume of Geological Report" 1t
treats of PaleOntology and is very in
teresting.
Mite Society of the Presbyterian
church will be held this Thursday eve
ming, at Mrs. VIM. Cary's.
The finest assortment of Rubber &
Jet Jewelry ornaments, chains, &C., just
received at Mayors. 15w3
Oysters only % cts. a dish at Wes-
ton q HustOn's. 15tf
Good suits for $1,000, worth $500;
coats $3.50, worth $500, at Len Birds.
17tf
Married men with proper respect
for broomstick engagements, consider
ately use the door scrapers this muddy
weather.
Peanuts 10 cts. per quart at Weston
q Huston's. 15tf
Tobacco at Panic prices at Weston
d Huston's. l5tf
-"Hogs are coming in slowly" SAYS
an exchange. As though in the nature
of events hog could move any other
way than slowly.
Holiday goods of every variety at
the China store. l6tf
-Ferrotype pictures at Halls Gallery.
Beautiful Bohemian and Parian
Vases at the China Store. 16tf
60 to Banks China store and buy
your wife some nice Holiday goods as a
present. 16f
Hall the peoples Photographer. If
Editors are never without their
troubles. The latest is that of the man
who stopped his paper because 1t Jailed
to make mention OF his new baby.
Little Mary, youngest daughter of
d. & c. Duer, died last Tuesday night,
ofdiptheria. Another bright little bud
transported to bloom i'm the realms
above.
Less than four cents week is what
it cssts to take the REPUBLICAN. What
family in the county should deprive
themselves of the county paper in Or
der to save so small a sum.
The panic among the turkeys has
by no means subsided. Thanksgiving
is over, but the festivities of Christmas
are drawing near, bringing anything
but delight to the feathered tribe.
The four hundred girls at Vassar
College are obliged to rise at o'clock
in the morning, and are not allowed to
have beauX except in the presence of
three old women.
The hard times also affect the In
dians. One horse will now purchase
two Apache women, and the owner of
the women will throw in dog or two
rather than spoil trade.
The election of "Bill" Allen gives
to Ohio its fourth Governor from Ross
county, and the third from the same
hill, just in sight of Chillicothe.
An exchange thinks it sad COM
mentary on education and its friends
that the average wager of bar-tenders
are higher than those of school teach
ers; yet, it is nevertheless true.
When you see a young man sport
ing piece of court-plaster on his chin,
you may be almost certain that his RAJ
Zor has done it, or else that his girl
wears an Elizabethan ruff.
1t is not generally known that
postal card will 90 to any part of Cam
ada and New Foundland, if one-cent
stamp be affixed i'm addition to the
stamp printed or impressed upon the
card.
Another saw mill boiler exploded
near Cambridge, Guernsey Co., on the
Sth, instantly killing Joseph Crasser,
the engineer, and boy named Asbury
Burt, and seriously injuring a man
named McMurry. Pieces of the mill
were thrown five hundred feet.
In accordance with an act OF the
Ohio Legislature, passed at its last ses-
sion, the p. Ft. w. & G.. Railway has
reduced its rate of four to three cents
per mile within the State of Ohio, to
take effect on and after Dec. l, 1873
Also, it has put on sale round trip tick
cts at reduced rates.
1t takes years of careful training to
convince a boy, who is taken sick on
Saturday, that there is not screw