Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-07-03

in attendance at the Commencement
Exercises of Wooster University last
Wednesday.
-Raspberries have not yet made their
appearance In our market. Too high
figures we suppose.
The ubiquitous and iron-clad po-
tato bug is praying with tears in his
eyes for more rain to make the tubers
grow. IS -
| Some of the incest Picture Frames
you ever saw at Courtney & Appleton's.
The Washington House, Wooster,
has undergone change in the shape Of
improvement which make 1t quite de-
sirable place to stop at.
If you want good ice cream, 90 to
Weston & Huston's.
That farmer understood human nature
who said: ssIf you want your boy to
stay at home don't bear too hard on the
grindstone when he turns the crank"
Hall the peoples Photographer. If
IF you have not done SO yet, by all
means go and look through Courtney &
Appleton's stock Of Niagara views. If
We are sorry that we were not able
to attend the Editorial Convention, held
at Canton last week, Thursday and Fri
day. We understand real good time
was enjoyed by all present.
We furnish Envelops with Busi-
ness Card thereon, nearly as cheap as
the blank envelopes can be purchased
elsewhere. u
-Bucyrus thinks she has made mis-
take in building one large costly school
house, at an expense of 500 900, in
stead of several smaller ones.
| j. j. Bringer, jr., of Mt. E atom
formerly Of Wooster, died one day last
week, from drinking ice water when
very warm. He died very suddenly.
-Crackers & Canned Fruit at ID.
Campbell's. lns a. SO b.. 1T
The Presbyterian church will hold
communion services next Sabbath
morning Preaching Saturday at half
past 2 O'Clock.
1t is expected that mails win be
carried on the Toledo Division of the
Mansfield, Coldwater & Lake Michigan
railroad, after the first of July.
Judge Hurd has let the contract for
building the new railroad Dresden
branch) from Oxford to the tunnel,
about 20 miles, -i-4t ~
Best brands of Cigars at D. Camp
BELLS. If
Rev. N. P. Foglesengis is absent from
town, taking short vacation. He will
return in three or four weeks. Parties
wishing to address can do so at Mans
field, Ohio.
Go to Maxwel1's for your goods and
clothing, cheap. 43w3
We were much pleased to learn that
J. o. Notes.-The, Wayne county boy,
of University Of Wooster. The foun-
dation of his course was received at
Canaan Academy.
Don't forget to call at MaxwelI's,
and look through their stock before
buying elsewhere. aoH sn43w3. 1
On Tuesday evening the boys had
considerable fun with an itinerant mu-
sician armed with 'bagpipes.' Most
of our prominent citizens were sere-
naded. The boys should keep him for
the Fourth.
For good clean lunch go to Lang's
Bakery. lTT# IltiIiiSFThT tt 4
| The fires of patriotism will burn
high at Shreye, on the Fourth. The
ciIizens of Holmes who desire to help
kindle the flame will be welcomed by
the citizens of Shreve. We advise all
to go either there or to Winesburg.
The cheapest Clothing store in
town is Maxwell's. 43w3
| 1t was thought from the lateness of
the spring, that thewheat harvest would
be late, but from present appearances it
will be ready to cut about as early as
usual. There will be some cut this
week in this county.
Prof. Loves, Professor Of the Pre-
paratory Department Of the Uniyefsity,
was presented with a handsome gold
headed cane by the Senior Prep. Class
Of '73. It's meritorious coinplfment-
| The Northern Ohio Fair, at Cleve-
land, win be held five days this year,
commencing Monday, Sept. 29th. Pre-
miums to the amount of $780, 900 re.to
be given. 9 w GAGi I ID
The country looks beautiful now.
The fields are covered with rich grow
ing grain, the trees bend under the
weight of their thick green foliage, and
flowers of many hues fill the air with
sweet perfume.
I've urge upon our readers espe :
cially upon those of the lsterner SEX.
the Importance of keeping your stables
securely fastened. Horse thieves are
in our midst and it is always best to be
on the safe side. Tie your big dog
loose.
"A new lot of the latest and most
desirable patterns of Picture Frames
just received at Courtney & Appleton's.
We don't wish anybody any harm,
but we wish that the owners of some of
the pavements i'm this town would sprain
their ankles, just little, by stepping
into some of The holes i'm front of their
, premises. We think it might have a
good effect.
Wild Flowers at Courtney s Ap-
pleton's. -
: That beautiful picture-"The Faith
full MISUNDERSTANDING in the Post Of
: flee, is attracting great deal of atten-
ton. Quite a number have subscribed
| for the ''Peoples Monthly" in order to
get it. 1t is the prettiest thing We have
seen for many day. Can be had to-
gether with the monthly, for 49, so. 1t
alone is worth twice that amount. Or
, ders taken by II. n. Cunningham, Agt
Soda Water on draft every day at
Y D. Campbell's. If
"A huge procession consisting of 75
wagons loaded with Black Walnut lum-
o ber, were recently taken to Mansfield
n from the neighbOrhood of Petersburg
: in this county. The lumber was from
! Staman's Mills near that village and
+ was intended for shipment over The A
: & G. w. r. X. The cavalcade was about
o one mile in length. There is evidently
: more lumber than fish in the vicinity
r. of the classic clake.-LoudOnrille Aduo
cate.
II Get your party and wedding cakel
e at Lang's Bakery. - OF w ttf3
!, For loss of appetite, dyspepsia, in
. digestion, Depression of Spirits ant
Il general debility, In their various forms
" Ferro-Phosporated Elixir of Calisayi
: made by Caswell, Hazard Il Co., New
Il York, and sold by all druggists, is tn
N best tonic. As stimulant tonic to
4 patients recovering from fever or othe
W. Sipknacs If has no euna1 IF tnk on Ilt,