Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-10-09

Don't forget election day-Tuesda
October 14th. Be there and do yol
duty.
t -@Have you had your morning
# morning this morning?" is the late
4 way of putting it.
n If you want fine dress suit 70
can be suited in price and quality ,
Isaac Marks 5mo2
"A vote is sometimes lost by not ha,
. ing tickets convenient. Let there be
good supply on hands.
A little personal conversation wit
your fellow Republican just now wi
bring him to the polls. DO not neglec
it.
There is every prospect of goo
quail and partridge shooting the com
: ing fall, as young birds are reportc
very plentiful.
} 1t is estimated by good authoritie
that there are not over twenty thou
sand dollars worth of Northern Pa
cific Railroad bonds held in Ohio.
The financial panic is subsiding an
confidence and deposits are being re
stored to banks throughout the coun
. try.
For Soda, Pic mic, Lemon, Suga
& Cream Crackers go to Lang's he al
ways has fresh supply at Wholesale 4
Retail. 3tf
When your boy tumbles from som
one of the numerous nut trees in tn
neighborhood of Millersburg, send u
the particulars.
The largest and best selected stool
of ready-made Clothing can be fount
at the United States Clothing Store o
Isaac Marx. 5mo2
The C. Mt. V. & C. railroad ha!
sixteen locomotives, two hundred and
fifty freight cars, and twenty-five first
class passenger coaches.
The fresco painters have lust fin.
ished painting the parlor of ID. S. Uhl
Esq. He now has the finest finished
parlor in town.
The shows have all gone, the fair i:
over, the theatre has departed, the elec-
tion will soon be over, and MilIersburo
will be quiet once more.
"A Wisconsin boy puts a sheepskin
shirt on when he expects clicking
from the school teacher, and the teach-
er is amazed at the way that boy can
mold out before he hollers. u
Don't put it off any longer. You
have no lease of your life, so go at once
while you are redolent with health and
beauty to Courtney & Appleton's, and
get your picture taken. If
One of our fashionable youths
donned his first silk hat and cigar Sat
urday evening. He got along well
enough with the cigar, but he had to
give up the haiti made him sick at the
stomach.
AT a candy-pull, recently, the two
gallon pot full of blazing liquid was
put out in the yard to cool, while the
jollity went on inside. The cats corpse
was removed, and the candy given to
the poor.
One of our residents about to de-
part west, desires to sell a sitting in one
Of the most eligible groceries in town.
The stove is one of the most powerful
in the market, and the cracker and su-
gar barrels are in easy distance.
-'Tis an exchange that says: At one
time Saturday there were five bald head
ed men in one of our stores, looking
vacantly about, and each one thought
fully rubbing his head with finger that
had thread tied about it.
There are people in the world who
esteem it so extremely vulgar to express
emotion, that if an earthquake were re-
ported to have happened in their neigh
borhood, they would consider it proof
of their good breeding not to have
been mored by It.
-''How do you get along with your
arithmetic 2" asked father of his little
boy, who answered and said: "I've ci-
phered through addition, partition, sub
traction, distraction, abomination, justi-
fication, hallucination, derivation, am
putation, creation and adoptionr'
For nice white shirt and also all
wool flannel and cassimeres, shirts of
which we have purchased large stock.
We are able to sell them cheaper than
any other house in town, at Isaac
Marks. 5mo2
-Obstructions ON the sidewalk should
be avoided as far as possible. OF course
all due privileges will be extended for
the purpose of making Improvements,
but no person should allow matters to
endanger the public travel or safety.
"A Bay City, Mich, damsel, while
on her way 10 a dentists Office to have
an aching tooth attended to, was asked
by friend if she was going to have it
extracted? She replied, mo, l am 60
ing to have it pulled out; they can't
come any of their new-fangled games
over me-"
How much more we might make OF
our family life, of our friendships, if
every secret thought of love blossOmed
into deed! But there are words, looks
and observances which speak of love,
and there is scarcely a family that might
not be richer in heart-wealth for more
of them.
When your spirit is sad within you !;
when friends seem false and all about
you gloomy; when hopes once radiant
as the rosy morn flee away as dew drops
before the sunbeam; when your sleep is
broken by horrid visions, causing you to
yell out; these are signs your liver is
torpid, or that you ought to shell out
what you owe the printer.
Baby shows continue to be regard
ed as among the strongest attractions of
State and county fairs in the west and
southwest. In our exchanges we find
programmes of several at which prizes
as high as $500 in the aggregate are Of
fered for well developed youth under
one year.
"A fellow on being asked to write
testimonial for a patent clothes wringer,
produced the following: 81 am i'm
mensely pleased with 1t. Ipurchased a
load OF wood, which proved green and
unfit TO burn. 1 ran the whole load
through your clothes wringer, and i
have used the wood for kindling ever
SINCE"
An exchange says there are several
bugs which farmers and gardeners
ought never to kill. One is large Jet
black fellow that runs like race-horse
He lives on bugs. Another is black
fellow, with yellow spots, rather active,
that lives on the wire and grub worm.
As rule, it is safe not to kill any bug
that travels rapidly. They are the un-
derground hawks and eag les, and live
on the slow-goers, which, in turn, live
OH the corn and wheat and potatoes OF
the farmers. But there is one bug how
ever, that ought to be killed. That is
the great ''humbug" that edits the
Farmer.
Cameo pictures at Halls Gallery.