Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-10-23
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erHor.
California State tax is fifty cents
on the dollar.
George Francis Train has returned
from Europe.
Atchison, Kan, has a "Pomonto-
logical Society"
The smallpox is still digging pits
in Scranton, Pa.
The democratic vote this fall was
lighter than for many years.
The entire Republican ticket except
governor is elected.
We expect to be well governed
during the next two years.
Topeka, Kansas, has had destruc
tive fire.
Bears are still roaming in the wilds
near Toledo.
The colored people Of Zanesville
have organized band.
DR.. McCandlish, the great scotch
preacher, died in Edinburg Sunday
night.
The democrats b ave got the gov.
ernor, and the Legislature. Take
them and welcome, we have no need
of them.
The democracy have the Ohio
Legislature, by majority of fifteen
on joint ballot.
The Republicans elected William
Allen governor Of Ohio, by staying
away from the polls.
William P. Lupton, Mayor of Cad
il, died q few days since of con
sumption.
The feeling on the part of the
creditors of Jay Cook to oppose the
appointment Of Rollins as trustee fol
the firm is great.
Many of the little towns in North.
ern Ohio have done nobly for Shreve
port and Memphis.
1t costs twenty-f5ur cents per
bushel to ship wheat from Toledo
to N. Y. by rail.
Fostoria is to have Reaper and
Mower and Agricultural Works with
100000 capital.
The blast furnace at Irondale is
now idle, but it is thought that it
will be started again in a few
months.
Ashtabula will have a musical fes-
tival on the 9th Of October, con-
Quoted by professor Emerson.
The Columbiana Co. Teachers
Institute meets in Columbiana on
the third day Of November.
Omega is the name of the last
child of a Norristown family oftwen-
ty. 7alG. -i5.1
A lofty minded and highhying
hen in Crockett Co., Tenn, hatched
a brood of chickens in the topmost
branches of tall tree.
The total annual rental of house
in England above $50 a year is 1925.
600, 900.
DR.. Scott, of Warren county, has
been returned to tie Ohio Legisla-
ture. He is one Of the ablest and
best informed men in that body.
Since the opening of Stokes pres
ent trial the bets in New York are
eight TO three that he will be SEN
fenced to Imprisonment for life.
Mr. Foote. of Tonica, Illinois,
while visiting the Wenona Fair, pat
ronized a lung testing machine.
The exertion made his lungs bleed,
and in four hours he was a corpse.
Twas not democratic gains that
elected democratic governor 1t
was simply the absence from the
polls of Republicans that did the
business.
A catfish weighing one hundred
and fifty three pounds, and measur-
ing twelve inches between the eyes
was lately caught near Quincy, IL
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By vigorous enforcement of the
liquor law Boston has managed to
reduce the number of its bar-rooms
to a little over 1000.
Three weeks ago last Sundy a
Young man by the name of Henry
while ont hunting near
Akron, accidentally shot himself
through his right hand. Shortly af-
Ter he was taken sick, and finally
was seized with lockjaw, of which
he died last Sunday. t
Eighty persons were arrested in
Boston on charge of circulating
ohscene literature, and all but one
nave been locked up in default OF
BAIL a'rs
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An attempt to answer the ques-
ion, "What becomes of all the
lews ,boys?" would involve reve-
alton of the history of the early
ife of many successful and wealthy
.itizens.
Chicago dry goods merchants now
,rovide lunches for their customers
hus putting them under polite obli-
cations to strike bargain.
The question of corporal punish
nent in schools is a subject of grow
ng discussion in the Eastern States
nd the drift of public sentiment
GEMS setting in favor of its aboli-
ion.
There are no fish in the great
'alt Lake. The only living thing
'eneath its waters is a worm, about
quarter of an inch long. This
7orm shows ub beautifully beneath
he lens of microscope. When
torn arises, the worms are driven
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