Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-02-27
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Many true word Is spoken in jest.
"A guilty conscience needs no ac-
cuser.
One dog barking, another soon, joins
him.
oil and truth will get uppermost at
last.
If it were not for hope, the heart
would break.
Our business men are fixing up for
spring trade.
Gossip has had full sway during
the past week.
In ignorance-the family who takes
no newspapers.
Examine your accounts and your
conduct every night.
A man is half an inch taller in the
morning than at night.
A number of new buildings are be-
ing erected in our town.
Map swindlers are operating in
some parts Of the country.
misunderstanding are often best
prevented by pen and ink.
Get your sale bills printed at this
Office. We do them cheap.
-Courting in the post-office is for
hidden by the Department.
George Ammons died at the Infirm-
airy last Thursday morning.
Respect the aged as you would be
respected when you are old.
When love and patience are COM
bined, they can accomplish much.
Don't rely too much on the torches
Of others; light one of your own.
Speak as you mean; do as you pro-
fess, and perform what you promise.
Akron is certainly a nice little vii
lage, but one thing she lacketh-a hotel.
The lumber dealers in the oil re-
gions have shut down ON the credit sys-
tenn.
Mansfield is threatened with Lib
eral Republican and Democratic news
paper.
Think well before you act. Only
thoughtful, well-matured plans will
succeed.
Never speak unless you have some
thing to say, and always stop when you
have done.
Money often makes friends, but
they are summer friends who fly when
adversity comes.
He who is slowest in making a
promise, is generally the most faithful
in performing it. |
"A man too busy to take care of his |
health is like the mechanic too busy to
take care of his tools.
Never relate your family affairs to |
your neighbor, unless you wish to fur
nish subject for gossip.
Some men pay for eastern papers,
but for home news they borrow their |
neigbbor's county paper.
The REPUBLICAN office Is the place |
to get your sale bills printed neatly.
Our prices are reasonable.
"A wagon will run without grease,
and business can be done without ad-
vertising but it is dry work.
When the enterprising butchers |
assistant "set up on his own hook" did |
he find a comfortable seat?
The citizens of the village of Mar
tins Ferry propose to change the name
of their town to Ohio City.
Seven prisoners dug hole under
the door and thus escaped from the
Meadville, Pa, Jail last week.
Success is full of promise till men
geri and then it is last years nest,
from which the bird has flown.
The Akron Beacon says one hun
dred barrels of water per day are re-
quired to supply Buchtel College.
The way they have it now, if man
don't divide his property to suit all his
heirs, why, of course, he is insane.
Those who do not love anything rare
ly experience great enjoyments; those
who do love often suffer deep grief.
The cost for oil and waste and other
incidentals, per mile, tor running To-
comotive is estimated at eighteen cents.
"A baby was born in Cincinnati,
some time ago, whose mother was sixty
nine years old and its father seventy
four.
Never try to display your vocab-
ulary by using long words which will
make the ignorant stare and the wise
smile.
The 9Sth Ohio Volunteers propose
to have reunion of the surviving
members at an early day at Steuben-
vile.
Whenever you buy or sell, let or
hire, make 4 clear bargain, and never
trust to ''We shan't disagree about
trifles."
"A handsome woman pleases the
eye; but a good woman the heart; the
former is a jewel; the latter a living
treasure.
The winter of 1928 will be men,
orable for floods, fires, intense cold, as
well as other things too numerous to
mention.
Old farmers say that the present
winter thus far, has been favorable for
a good crop Of fruit and grain the COM
ing season.
"Keep 'em alive, boy! keep 'em
alive!" said an old physician to his /
young brother practitioner; ''dead men
pay no bills"
Jones thinks that his kitchen clock
must keep s'the time that tries mems
souls" He never knows when dinner
is going to be ready.
A woman bought some medicine at
a drug store Wednesday, and in short
time returned and wanted to trade it for
soap, as it did not taste good.
The question now agitating the
minds of the people of Akron is, why
cannot a town that boasts of Buchtel
and Weimer, support a hotel?
tai improvement is like hunting through
bushel of chaff for a grain of wheat
it don't pay.
They who boast of their strength |
and courage are usually the firstto fail j;
while the mild and quiet are often the |
firmest in the hour of peril.
1t is common for romantic people |
to say that others do not understand |
them, while the only difficulty is they
do not understand themselves.
"A gent upon slipping down pair
of stairs on his back, thereby running
fashionable coat, declared he never yet |
found anything profitable in backslid-
ing.
"A direct line of Railway has been |
established from Mt. Vernon and New |
ark to Marietta, by way of Cambridge. |
Trains leave Newark at 5 :05 A. NJ. and |
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