Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-03-27
IN TOWN AND OUT.


Hall the peoples Photographer. If
Tom Everett says he has strucl
The franking abuse died in its 81
year.
Mud reigns-but mud drains woul'
: be better.
Picture Frames-Courtney & Ap
pleton's. If
We learn there will be considerabl
building done in town next summer.
School closes at Hayesville thi
week.
-Rembrandts- Courtney &c Apple
ton. If
| Fine lemons and luscious orange!
are plenty in the market.
Col. Tom Scott is said to cOntro
500, ,0O0, 900 worth of railways.
The home circuit-walking around
with the baby at night.
Anna Dickinson lectures on ssThings
Hoped For" 1t is supposed to be q
man. b..
Spring term of the Smithyille High
School begins April 1st. j. B. Eberly.
A. NJ, Principal.
IS. Tidball & Son have sold out their
store in Bloomfield, and are coming to
Millersburg, so we are told.
"A. B. Emerson has made his ap-
pearance on the streets with a new
horse.
Prof. B. Musser, second to no pen
man in the State, is principal CONNER
cial Department Smithville High School
oh, what nice photographs! Where
did you get them,-at Cleveland? Oh,
no; at Courtney & Appleton's. If
The Estey Organ is becoming quite
favorite with our people, as it always
does wherever introduced. ssB
More money is spent every year,
for admission into circuses than into
churches. 20 .sEH
During the month of March we
gain one hour and fifteen minutes day.
light. n
Prof. L. Huber, A. NJ, of Munich,
Germany, teaches Hebrew, Latin, Greek
French and German, at Smithvilie.
"A man who had a will of his own"
didn't get along very well at home, be-
cause his wife had "a won OF her own.'
MIR. S. Jerome Uhl of Springfield,
Ohio, was in town few days this week.
He is making flying visit to his friends
in and around Millersburg.
Sounds of all kinds-for the softest
whisper travels as fast as the most tre-
mendOus thunder, travels at the rate of
fifteen miles in minute.
BE careful of your horses. The
late epidemic is making return trip,
and is reported more severe than at
first. -7.
Youngsters who sit on the damp
ground and play marble during the day
time, enjoy themselves at night with
the Group. 49,
Mrs. Robert Maxwell, mother of
Robert and John Maxwell OF our town,
died last week and was buried on Sat
day.
&C. F. VOORHEES, has the finest parlor
organ in Millersburg. 1t is No. 80
Estey new style. 1t has beautiful case
and its tone cannot be excelled.
The streets and pavements were all
in glare of ice Tuesday morning.
Navigation by pedestrians, was some
what obstructed. A
The ladies of the English Lutheran
congregation have purchased No. 81
Estey Organ for their church. They
now have by far the best organ of any
church in town.
Sullivan, Ashland Co., has roos-
ter who lays eggs as regularly as any
says the Buckeye Farmer, but we pass
on the story.
"A case under the Adair Liquor Law
has just been decided in Urbana where
Margaret Martin recovered one thou
sand dollars damages of John Biddle
for selling liquor to her husband.
The 18th of March was the 1,50Oth
anniversary of the birthday of St.
Patrick, Ireland's tutelar saint, he hav-
ing been born, according to generally
received tradition, in the year 375.
"A good collector must be patient as
a post, cheerful as duck, sociable as a
flea, bold as lion, waterproof as rub
Der, cunning as fox and watehful as a
sparrow.
Those of our subscribers who in
tend moving the first of April, will
please send in their new address imme-
diately, so that their papers may go
without delay.
There is young couple in town
who have been walking side by side for
seven years. They can walk four
inch sidewalk and not crowd each other
one bit. 3
"A Lancaster county man recently
held plug of tobacco on a log, while a
friend cut piece with hatchet. He.
says now he didn't tell the friend to-
take three of his fingers with the to-.
baccO.
1t is now almost time for the agents
for the sale of trees and shrubs TO ring
your door bell about seven O'Clock in
the morning and insist that they know
what you want in your yard better than
you do yourself.
"A Californian writes that they have
fire-fies so large in that interesting
State, that they use them to cook by.
They hang the kettles on their hind
legs, which are bent for the purpose
like pot hooks. r.5
The Ohio Legislature has passed a
bill fixing the weight of clover seed
from 62 to 60 pounds; of oats, from 81
to % pounds; of corn in the ear, after
the 1st of January, 6S pounds; of po-
tatoes, from 60 to 5S pounds and dried
apples, from % to 20 pounds.
Boys don't throw stones, you do
not know what harm you may do. Two
little girls had their faces badly cut the
other day by this carelessness of boys,
you might do some great injury that
you would be sorry for all your lives.
Don't do it.
The Smithville Normal School has
fitted out nearly two thousand teachers
in eight years.
Capt. Thomas E. Douglass, of
Mansfield, has been appointed and con-
firmed postmaster at the Office in that
city. Mr.. Douglass, it will be remem-
bered, was the candidate for Congress-
man in this district last fall on the Re-
publican ticket. This appointment is
said to give the best of satisfaction.
The Purest and Sweetest Cod-Liver
Oil is Hazard & Caswell's, made on the
sea shore, from fresh, selected livers, by
Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York. 1t
is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients
who have once taken it prefer it to
others. Physicians have decided it su-