Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-04-10


But still the cheerful heart has power
vi A sunbeam to provide,
And those whose souls are dark
e Dwell on lifc's shady side.
/. IN TOWN AND OUT.
Election day was wet as usual.
4 The weather is getting quite spring
: like.
: -Discourtesy in little things is sure
= destroyer of home affections.
E We have had several thunder show.
ers of late.
Spring advertisements now in or
der.
-Rembrandts- Courtney & Apple
ton. If
-Perfumed blotting paper is the
latest.
BLACK will just be worn rs much as
ever. .
-RaiIroaders feel better :. spring
appfoaehes. fszE
i "A Miami. o., cane has been ssiian-
lded down. family 132 yeare-
Field blossoms and Wild fIowers
are the favorites for spring bonnets.
i All kind of pictures at Halls gal
lery. 1Stf
Garden making has progressed live
ly during the past few days.
| -Ship-'o-the-iine-Aftererossingt the
equator.
Taking the pledge-A pawnbroker
accepting collateral. ..Ias
The REPUBLICAN wants to know
where youmoved to. v .f9s ese.S
-Ingersoll, Democrat, is elected Gov
ernor of Connecticut. ,..,s IT,
Rev. Gibson has returned from his
visit in Iowa. He seemed much pleased
with the country.
| Saturday was quite a warm day.
The heat came so suddenly that it set
hard with great many. go
For midsummer, linen suits with
sleeveless vests of dark Napoleon blue
linen VIII be worn.PTSSI 4
The greatest modification one can
suffer is TO feel that we are of no use in
the world. gt5ialsi'- .a- ~ .aff'
oh, what nice photographs. Where
did you get them ,Cat Clevelande Oh,
no; at Courtney & Appleton's. If
Several interesting items have to-
be laid over till next week, having come
to us too late orinsertion this week.
1t is not advisable to go out of doors
without anything on your head, or into
society without anything in it.
To what would man taking break
fast with his betrothed be most likely
to object? To take any butter (but
herr. a.
"A copy of the esssRepublican Advo-
cate9 published in Wooster, Saturday,
Dec Sch, 1927, by Jos. Clingan was also
found in the old Critchfield Block.
Fit mp the bird-boxes In your yards
and gardens, if you would enjoy royal
bird-concerts the coming spring and |
summer mornings.
We forget all the hardships of the |
past winter i'm jubilatiOh over the ma
pie sugar season, and cheerfnlly ash, |
what's the odds so long as it'ssappy. |
Lace handkerchiefs are growing |
too common among the wealthy to be |
fashionable with the servant girls of
Chicago. IL
1t was an Irishman who wanted to |
find place where there was no death,
that he might go and spend his days
there. - - ~,
"A Fort Wayne, Ind, telegram says
Hibbler, who murdered his wife, has
been sentenced to imprisonment for
life. r.l..s
We furnish Envelops with Busi-
ness Card thereon, nearly as cheap as
the blank envelopes can be purchased
elsewhere. -...s,. .sa n |
-Messrs. Fair & Strome of Bloom
field have purchased the store of s. Tid-
ball & Son, and are running the busi-
ness quite lively. They are men who
are fitted for the business, and we have
no doubt they will succeed well.
"A lot of black fish were driven
ashore by some unseen enemy on the
Fernandina beach recently. One fish
was twentv-three feet long, and made
two barrels of oil. The oil OF the cap
tured ones win sell for $4,000. |
The complaints of disgusting odors
and injurious effects produced by the
use of Parafine Oils on machinery are
inexcusable, so long as manufacturers
can obtain the pure Sperm and TallOw
Vas,- & nau 10 a. L., 80 .sr;a.s - :o..;. ~
oaa,,s wy -'' 'i''Nh ''o az S'''sS'
-
- 0--Ihresnning IN en Macnines, horse foWers,
Hav 7Rskes. Plows.S Roail Scraners
Farm ReIls- or. castinos Of almost AMI
Kind can he houoht al the shons of the
MiilersM,ro Machine Co,nnsnv at great
Iv reduced nrjces. --s-1 s1tT 1''' 3 55tf |
- -. = : : i,..ls = .,s1s
-Hhe Purest and Sweetest Cod-Liyer
Oil IS Hazard q Caswelrs, made on the
sea shore, from fresh, selected nvers,by
Casweii, Hazard q Co., New YORK. 1t
is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients
who have once taken It prefer It to
others.3 Physicians have decided it SUI I
perior to any of the other oils in mar |.
ket. 2w4.
-aue.ven tomnarsr the Wind tn the I
isboosrn israh y Rnt q. the,i.t hetas I
of buffalo that roam tile west, many /
frontier settlers would have suffered for 4
food tie ipast Rintey.. BuaAlo flifnished \
thousands of these new settlers meat, /
while tfey have beeE iS1hb hb3ed nom the
sale of the hides to buy clothing. Now
that spring has come and the bison has I
grown moor. fat seese. brapt and ducks |
Nv the hundreds of thousands fiji the
air and fhe settlers have another source
of sunp,ies while thew pnt in their !