Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-07-17
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Beware of green fruit.
| Local news is very scarce.
New corn is next in order.
| Civil war is raging in Spain.
Sunday was very warm day.
Read adyertisement-lOst, lost.
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The raspberry season is about over.
Hall the peoples Photographer If.
The Alliance True Press, has sus-
pended r..
/ 1t is time to begin to prepare for
the Fair.
The Street Sprinkler has easy times
this week:
Cholera and mad dogs are roaming
over the country.
The apple crop in this county is sup
posed to be failure.
Fine Candies, the best that is made
at d. campbell's. If
The reward of a virtuous life is the
happiness it affords.
If you want good ice cream, go to
Weston & Huston's. 1890
v-To revive a fainting woman, hold
a new bonnet to her nose.
The yield to the acre of the wheat
crop this season, will be good.
-Mr. Ed. D. Campbell is now in town
spending his summer vacation.
iii takes four barrels of flour to
cover Pittsburgh with circus posters.
The lightning Monday evening was
very vivid, and the thunder very loud.
Lime is one of the best disinfec-
tants for filthy places Scatter it freely.
We don't hear SO much about the
pofato bug now. Has lie left the cour-
try?
New potatoes are in market, and
the doctors have ordered a greater sup
ply Of pills. -- rtu.z 19I
Rev. DIR. Geary of Oregon, preach
ed in Fredericksburg Sunday and Tues
day evenings. 5ss-.sl 80
Get your deeds recorded without de-
lay. It is much the safest way. Delays
are dangerous.
There is good deal of wheat not
yet cut in this county. Much of it is
very much tangled.
Stone masons on the Coshocton
Court House, knock each others teeth
out with flying chisels.
-You can get Stereoscopic views of
the celebrated Rogers Statuettes at
Courtney & Appleton's.
Merchants are sacking and shipping
wool. Some few lots throughout the
country are still unsold. rras t8
An Akronian statistician says that
over six inches of water have fallen
during the past two weeks.
u. E. Koch, sen. has been unwell
for some time. He has not been down
street for four or five weeks. a
Hay is rather light this harvest.
These latter rains may possibly help the
grass little where it is late. s
The Presbyterians have concluded
to put a slate roof on their new church.
The brick work is nearly completed.
The sociable of the Presbyterian
church will meet this Thursday evening
at the house of Mrs. H. d. Mcdowell.
IF you have not done SO yet, by all
means 60 and look through Courtney &
Appleton's stock of Niagara views. If
Postal cards will be brought into
requisition for dunning delinquent SUBJ
scribers. They'll tell it all along the
way.
The Republican State Central Com
mittee will meet at Columbus on the
23rd inst, to make Preparations for the
coming canvass.
Make friends wherever and when
ever yen can, but don't sacrifice or
barter truth in the endeavor Better
have some enemies.
For ventilation, open your windows
at top and bottom. The fresh air rushes
in one way, while the foul air makes
Its exit at the other
NDnring the warm weather the prin-
cipai 0ccupafioH of the ssgirl of the pc
riOd" seems TO be sirting on the stoop
waiting orfhe coming man.
Our girls are adopting the old-fash-
ioned huge neck ruffies of lace, a Ia
Mrs. George Washington and Queen
Elizabeth. They look warm and choky.
George W. Childs, of the Philadel-
phia Ledger, is next door neighbor to
the President ar Long Branch, and no.
body abuses him for owning cottage
either.
In addressing letters people should
not write Miss when they mean Mrs.
Hundreds of letters find their way to
the Dead Letter office on this very, ,ac-
count.
The Northern Ohio Fair at Cleve-
land, will be held five days this year,
commencing Monday, September 29th.
Premiums to the amount of 100000 are
to be given. .......,
Meyer did doctors look happier or
more contented. They have lots of pa
tience now and will have lots more of
patients when the new potato and mel
on crops come on.
Our young ladies are never behind
the fashions, but the fashions, at the
present, are very much behind the
young ladies, although they do hump
up awful TO keep up.
| "A man ia Akron bought Jour quarts
Iot peanuts for dime and ate them all
lat one time. 1t was not long till he
Twas looking for a drug store, and said
he had the peanut cholera -.
A jefferson county farmer scouts
the idea of taking a newspaper at two
dollars year, and posts notice at the
cross roads that "3 hogs hev straid or
bin stOolin" from him.
AM exchange advises its readers
not to eat over a peck of new potatoes
at one meal. This is good healthy ad-
vice, and should be taken in a propor-
tionate amount to suit localities. e.
IA reunion of the Alumni OF Mt.
Union College will be held on Wednes-
day evening, July 23rd. Rev. J. NJ.
Carr, pastor of the N. E. Church, of
Massillon, a graduate of 80, will de-
li2er the address.
/ Every day in the week is the Sab
bath Of some nation. Sunday is observ-
ed by the Christians, Monday by the
Greeks, Tuesday by the Persians, We'd
nesday by the Assyrians, Thursday by
the Turks, Saturday by the Jews. -
,E~-rThe clerks in the postoffice. shall
not read the postal cards, and they shall
not allow any postal cards to pass
through the mails having anything i'm
proper written on them" Postoffiee
clerks must become remarkable beings
, to do this. u .5l