Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-08-07
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Good trade on Saturday.

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81 -Blackberries are scarce this season
l Hall the peoples Photographer.
-Theweather gos considerable coole
: on Sunday.
Il Teacher Institute will be held i
Miliersburg commencing Aug. 1sth,' q;
The oats crop will not be quite q
good as was expected.
Read advertisement-lost, lost.
4Sw3
), For good clean lunch go to Lang
Bakery. If
/ Dogs have to ventilate their tongue
this weather.
We have ordered . supply of pos
tai cards and our delinquent subscrib
ers had better s.shell out"
i .-Boys who stun themselves witt
green. apples may expect to wrestl'
with fhe gfiPes. -
The members OF Congress are SAID
70 be divided into ~baek-paysters ant
Py -D8cAbLcfs. aa-
j. p Jefries, of Wooster, hsd hi.
shoulder disloceted doue, day last week
by being thrown from his buggy. sc
The Eastern Ohio Synod of the La.
theran church will meet In Millersburs
on the 18th Of October.
Ia young girl at Vfneennes, Indi-
ana, picks up rsttlesnakes and sings to
them In soft, sweet voice.
Courtney & Appleton are so busy
At present that they did not get time to
write out . change Of advertiseunent.
this week. Look out for next issue.
Rev. T. d. Garsin Of Columbus,
Ohio, preached In fhe Disciple church
Sunday morning sdevsning, and also
Monday evening. q
Rev. Thomas Mckee preached in
the U. P. church ON Sebbafh last. His
sermons gave good satisfaction, and
were much enjoyed by those who heard
him. AAT&- CEuLs
We furnish Envelops with Busi-
ness Card thereon, nearly as cheap as
the blank envelopes can be purchased
elsewhere. -. -, - -i's \
General Garfield is at home in Hi.
ram, deyoting himself to the study of
classical literature and writing articles
for publication. ~ -
The grading on the double track of
the p, F. w. & G. r. r. moves along
rather slowly. A scarcity of hands was
the cause.
"A little son Of Phillip Horn, in
Wooster, fell from . wagon on last
Thursday, and had leg broken by the
wheels passing over him.
. "A Cleveland family have kept the |
corpse of child In the house for two |
weeks, awaiting the return of the ia |
ther. -l |
"A young London woman has had |
Der husband arrested for assaulting her
while walking home from their mar
'fage ceremony. r-
There is good news for the boys.
The crop of hickory nuts, walnuts,
iazel nuts and beech nuts this year win
,e large. The trees have "dead loads"
# them. faea-
People should bear in mind that an
mprudent use of the new vegetables is
imply an invitation to cholera. This
5 the time for great prudence in eating
nd drinking.
"A young married man does not be-
ieve "a thing Of beauty. Is q joy for
ver." He says the author Of that sem
iment ought to see bis pretty wife
Fhen she's "got her dander up"
Come and see the J. A.Lawson Fur
ace for sale by US. Prices from $145 to
400. Can warm biggest house in the
,ounty. We have them on exhibition
t our store. WORRIES Bros.
-On Tuesday evening Of last week
ute q number OF the old order of Sons
T Malta happened to meet. They then
Initiated several new members into the Il
ecrets of the order. The Judge made1
n excellent Grand Master, being good
niger and dancer. Il
w. L. Forbs the liveryman, has a
ecipe entitled "How to Save Money,,l
nd to all those who may desire this
aluable recipe we would say, call on
i'm and get a team and you will see
ow it's done. He can suit you all with
ood travellers and easy-riding buggies.
We were the recipients of basket of
ast years apples, one day last week,
7hich were as sound and Slid as when
ew. They were called the Grind
tones. Mr.. Jacob N. Yoder was thet ..
onor. How long they might havef
ept, we do not know. Our office is a |
cor place to keep anything of the Kind. | t
Away they 60. wemean those In
and Empire Cook Stoves at Voorhes il
lros. These stoves are having a great i,
un. A few more are left, which can
. had on reasonable terms by calling
n chem at their store. Call and see q
heir Furnaces for heating purposes. \
pouting, roofing and other job work
one with satisfaction. q
The Butler Citizen says: A boy
amed Theopocritus Kindergarten
ugin, aged IA years, has been sick ever
ince he was years old. That name {
ught TO make any boy sick. 1t is a Y
Tonder he has lived up TO this time.
lie certainly can be no relation to the
ditor of that journal. d
"A young gentleman Of this town, $
rho parts his hair in the middle, upon ]
cling asked by a young lady if he
hought it would rain, replied that "He
7as not prognosticator, but thoughti
he signs would indicate that the gentle
ew of Heaven would descend in del
curse of time to reviyify and peluei-
ate this mundane sphere" The lady r
riited. Hl HElH1 iDuG " 4
For loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsis,
Depression Of Spirits and 4
Debility, in their various forms, +
'errO-P -Phosporated Elixir of Calisaya
lade by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New
.ork, and sold by all druggists, is the il
est tonic. As stimulant tonic for pa L
ients recovering from fever or other .
lckness, 1t has no equal. II taken du- ,
Ing the season it prevents fever and
que and other intermittent fevers.4Sw4 a
The Steubenville Ne,cs is response
lie for the following: "Some time ago ]
henry Croxton, living near New Cum p
erland, w. Va, swore off from drink =
lg spurious liquors, and strongly ex-
ressed the desire that should he falter
\ his resolution he might be struck Q
eaf and dumb. He got on spree '
ome time since, and has become unable =
speak, and is said to be losing his
caring. taa ae.s a4ffEIc
A BEAUTIFUL INCIDENT. Id
In Hamilton yesterday, at the n
lose Of the afternoon exhibition, Ii
ONE four hundred of P.EBarnum's '
mployes formed in line, and headed p
v the band, marched to Greenwood v
'emetery,and surrounded the grave b
+ their late comrade-Charles Car