Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-07-31
II TOWN AND OUT.
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Flies now eat at the first table, and
all take soup. -
| Read adyertisement-lost, lost.
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-Presbyterian Sociable Thursday
evening at Judge Reeds.
&C. +. Voorhes Esq.was at home over
sabbath. esTT.tls rgFsrFF
Main st. was quite dusty on Satur-
day. We call the attention OF the sprink-
Ter to this tact.
ia. Achemire's little boy fell out OF
a buggy as they were coming to town
on Saturday, and was quite badly hurt.
4 Look out for hair breadth escapes,
If the cholera comes around. Better
clean ur. -i.sr.-
| There is nothing so effective in
bringing man up to the scratch as
healthly, high spirited flea.
They raise the largest eighteen
i year old boys in the country at kenton.
They wear side whiskers and mustaches.
Some of our s'boys- get OH high,
occasionally, when they should be in
their 'flittle beds"
Several of our. exchanges state that
our Fair is to be held in September.
This is mistake. 1t will be held on
the 1st, End and 3rd of October. q
We furnish Enveleps with Busi-
tness Card thereon, nearly as cheap as
the blank envelopes can be purchased
elsewhere.
Don't mix peanuts and torpedoes in
your pockets. However, il you will,
DIR. Pierce can furnish you . new set Of
teeth.
The mosquito is now waxing his
| old familiar air to which we all 40 de-
Tight to dance. M
Reader. what are you doing to
make the next Holmes county Fair .
success? The Fair is to be held on the
lst, ID and 3rd days of October.
There is nothing gets SO high these
days as the mercury in the thermome-
tiers. 1t is really dreadful how reckless
| 1t has become of late. s,,,7 y
Make friends wherever and when
ever you can, but dent sacrifice princi-
pie or barter truth in the endeavor.
Better have some enemies . - ~ s.
Come and see the j. AL4awsen Fur
mace for sale by us. Prices from $l45 to
$4OO. Can warm biggest house in the
County. We have them on exhibition
at our store. WORRIES Bros.
|C-There Is much to live for. You
have duty to perform, mission to
fulfill. Let all the purposes of your
life be noble, for the elevation and hap
piness of mankind. -.
Josh Billings says: "Fuss works
hard all day, and don't do ennything;
gnes to bed tired at night, then gifts up
next morning and begins where she left
oph."
1t is just as ungentlemanly and sim
full as it ever was to pull your wife's
hair out of her head; but then, bless
you, it don't hurt her anything like 1t
used to.
The negro who was hanged at Suf-
folk, Virginia, the other day, remarked
as he was going to the gallows: 81
wish dey had put it off till after water
melon time.' 10l s0r ess1lp q,
-As we lay aside our clothes at night
to enjoy our sleep and oiir dreams, SO
at death we lay aside the clothing of
the spirit to enjoy the rapture, the
flight and the dream OF eternal years. !
Mature someway manages to strike
an even balance from year to year. Last
year the Kansas wheat crop hardly paid
for the planting; this year it is the
largest ever known.
Some of our young ladies say that
they don't object to good looking young
men gazing square in their faces, but it
makes them awful angry when they
look back and find the lads looking
back too.
Eminent medical men say that de-
caying vegetable matter, rOtting cab
bages, and all vegetable refuse matter
rotting about the door yards and in the
cellars, is the most active promoter of
cholera and kindred diseases.
All persons in need of fruit jars,
will find it to their benefit to call at
Lang's Bakery, where you can get
Hanes new patent self-sealing glass Jar.
1t is an entirely new kind and is war
rented to give good satisfaction. 4Stf
-Threshing Machines, Horse Powers,
Reaping and Moving Machines, Sulky
Hay Rakes, PlOws, Road Scrapers.
Farm Bells, or castings Of almost any
kind can be bought at the shops of the
Millersburg Machine Company at great
ly reduced prices. 25tf
Rev. Thomas Mckee, a licentiate of
the Mansfield Presbytery of the U. P.
church preached in the L. p. church at
Millersburg on last Sabbath, and to the
Presbyterian Congregation In the ewes
ming. He breaches remarkably well
for young man. M-.x---.s,,, a,
Our townsman A. J. Bell Esq, has
just received the appointment of Notary
Public for Holmes County from his ex-
cellency Edward F. Noyes.
Mr.Bell is an appeinfee we'll qualified
for the Office, and for neatness In pen
manship he has no superior in our
County.
Get your party and wedding cakes
at Lang's Bakery. If
Oats promises well; not great
breadth Of land was sown, but the
weather has been favorable for this crop
and those who were fortunate enough
to have put out few acres will realize
n haudSo0,n r,rnfSt y
- Always fine assortment of cakes
and pies at Lang's Bakery. hfffi If
"A noble occupation-blocking up
the pathway on the corner, so that Ia
dies inpassing have to walk out in the
mud or dust. But what are they upon
the, streets for, when man is roaming
around? Hasn't he a right to do as he
pleases? = - Ak - x AZ
The Ladies Of the N. E. Church will
hold their sociable in the Public Square,
on Friday evening of this week. Aug1st
All are cordially invited. Good music
will be in attendance.
-Mr.James Cowen has returned from
Princeton where he has Just finished his
Collegiate Course, graduating with high
honors- He is the second of his family
who has carried of the honors at old
Princeton. "A. -
Mrs. Forbs is going to Akron to
keep hotel. She will take charge of the
BuckeyeHouse opposite theCourt House.
Mrs. Forbs has kept boarding house for
number Of years, and fully under
stands the business. We hope she may