Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-02-13
IN TOWN AND OUT.
-Uproar--thunder.

: banks"
, "A first-elass life policy-Keep OF
of debt.
What do you think of an open wiz
E ter now?
Removing misunderstanding
dirty face.
Valentines are appearing in til
show windows.
Ice dealers say this has been
: splendid winter.
Why do women talk less in Febru
; ary than in any other month?
Weighs that are dark-seventeeI
hundred pounds TO the ton.
Those who have light in them
: selves will not revolve as satellites.
The wife of Chas. H. Uhl died las
Wednesday and was buried on Friday.
The most useful thing in the LON
run-breath.
Secure your houses now for tn
next year.
i Old Vesuvius has had another at
tack of Epizootic. a
Echo is the soft and beautiful moon
| light Of sound.
Rest satisfied with doing well, an,
leave others to talk of you as the.
please.
This is the right sign of the moor
to get job work done. Send in your or
ders.
If money is the root of all evil, thi
section of the country is in high mora
condition.
Talk about the modern falling of
coming dearcr every day.
| London underwriters refused to in.
sure vessel because it was named "the
devil"
"A man who is not ashamed of him.
self need not be ashamed of his condi-
ton in life.
81 see through it," as the washer
woman said when the bottom of the
tub fell out.
Valentines day is approaching, and
sentimental lads and lasses are prepar-
ing for the occasion. .-.-
Gentlemen's pantaloons uphols-
tered here" is the sign near skating
park in Ttusville, Pa. ~
1t is said to be sure sign Of an
early spring to see q cat watching a
small hole in the wall. oi3oa
What is the difference between fix
ed stars and shooting stars? The one
are suns, the other darters. .sl..
The greatest friend of truth is time,
her greatest enemy is prejudice, anu
her constant companion is humility.
An exchange asks, "What becomes
of all the cotton? ?" We know fellow
that knows, but he doesn't like to tell. g
This is what the man said that had
tried both ways in doing business:
"He who by his trade would rise.
Must read the news and advertise"
We do not want precepts SO much
as patterns, says Pliny; an example is
the softest and least inridious way of
commanding.
Judge Henry T. Keith, elected last
fall, took his position as Probate Judge
of Richland County. Monday, vice
Judge Myers, whose term has expired:
The following notice was recently
found on the gate of New York luna
tic asylum: "Jurors supplied in any
quantity on the shortest notice"
st. Louis is going to have extensive
steel works.-Er.
New York has had extensive steal
works for several years past. ] :
They say cider is an antidote- for
fevers. That will never do. Every
body viii be down with fevers and the
cider will hardly 60 round. 81
The worst coughs yield, as if by
magic, to the wonderful curative pow
ers of DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. 59I.
"A young man went to see his girl
the other night. The next morning he
found a spool of thread and a thimble
in his coat pocket. -t
There is nothing like good defini-
ton, as the teacher thought when he
explained the meaning of ''old maid'
as a woman who had been made very
long time.
/ An extraordinary run has been
made by the clipper ship Young Amer
lea, from Liverpool to San Francisco,
distance of fifteen thousand miles, in
ninety-nine days.
I'm the Supreme Court of Ohio, a
decision was rendered holding the Pitts
burgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Rail-
road amenable to the general legisla-
ton of the State.
-Baughman Post Office, in Wayne
county, has been changed to Burton
CITY, and the name of Fairview village
changed to Burton City, in honor of
Mr.. j. P. Burotn.
Greeley hats no longer meet the
public gaze. Never was an article of
wearing apparel so quickly and so uni
yersally abandoned. We doubt wheth-
er even the remnant of one can be
found in the land.
The editor of the Mt. Vernon Ban
ner says he has not heard of a single
case of sun stroke for the past ten days.
We read a few days since OF case out
west where son struck his father over
the head with club. IL.
An adjourned meeting of the Eld-
ers' Convention for the Presbytery of
Wooster, was held in the Presbyterian
Church at Wooster, on Wednesday and
Thursday, Feb. 9TH and 9Th, 1873. The
exercises were very interesting.
One hundred and eighty-five stu
dents are in attendance at the Wooster
University this session. This is one of
the best colleges in the land, and the
number of students is increasing every
session. 4.
An attempt to raise fund to build
monument to the memory of Thomas
Campbell, the poet, who was born in
Glasgow Scotland, has met with bat
partial success in his. native city, only
five hundred pounds having been sub
scribed. ~ .s1s...-
The officers of the Wayne county
Agricultural Society are: President,
G.. P. Enrich; Vice President, J. c.
Kurtz; Managers, Alfred Hughes, Q.
Jones, J. c. Brown, c. Stoll. The Sec
retary and Treasurer will be elected by
the Board of Managers.
Blessed be he who putteth sawdust
on the ice in front of his habitation
and more blessed he who putteth ashes
thereon, for the same shall prevent
much backsliding, whereby the neither
man is Injured, and the wicked art
made to laugh out Of their mouths.
The Republicans Of Wayne county
are making elaborate preparations fol