Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-08-28
IN TOWN AND OUT.

The Skaters have finished the roof
of the Presbyterian church.
The marshal made ten dollars on
Sunday burying dogs and cats.
Try Kissengen at Weston & Hus-
toms.
Shadow pictures at HALLS Gallery.
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The Exposition at Cincinnati will
open on Wednesday, Sept. 3rd, 1873.
Old Probabilities is warming things
up again. A good thing for corn.
eMr. Samuel Robinson has been 1y-
ing quite ill for two or three weeks.
Weston & Huston's ice cream is
delicious.
Wool twine 15 cents per pound at
the Paint Valley store. Al
Now is the time to subscribe for the
campaign paper. Fifty cents for three
months.
IA young lady in this city "humps"
it awfully. She puts one in mind of q
severe case of cramp collie.
An exchange vehement asks !:
"Gnwdltzrxt ldro dtmx, mdwlski %
Yes, we think it is.
The workmen on the Hose & Peters
building have reached the second story,
and are pushing it up rapidly.
Subscribe for the Interior of Chicago.
We know of no better family paper
Price 81 80 la year.
After the first of Sept, we can 60
through to Cincinnati without change
of cars.
Insure in the Hartford Accident In
suranee Co. E. J. Duer is the agent in
Millersburg.
See Cherryholmes' new advertise
ment this week. Boots & Shoes innum-
erable. -
Ohio is represented at Vienna by
large picture representing the entire
operation of converting into pork.
The best, most desirable and largest.
stock of frames and mouldings can be
found az Courtney & Appleton's. If i
The corn crop in this county, this
year. from present Appearances, viii be
about the usual average.
One man near Barnesville cleared
81 900 this year of five acres of rasp-
berries.
Ohio is represented at Vienna by
large picture representing the entire
operation of converting pig into pork.
Don't fail to go and get some of
those beautiful Crayon photographs,
made by Courtney & Appleton's. If
Conductor Garnes gets one of the
new passenger trains, and Conductor
PEBBLES the other.
Quite large S. S. Picnic was held
in Holmesville on Thursday last. Nine
Sunday Schools were represented, We
are told.
The hearty people of Findlay, not
having the fear of Cholera before their
eyes, eat two wagon loads of green corn
a day.
We understand Felix A. Vincent
will be in Millersbnrg during our Fair
with a first-class troupe of nineteen
stage performers.
We furnish Envelops with Busi-
ness Card thereon, nearly as cheap as
the blank envelopes can be purchased
u
q The most comfortable and commo-
dious rooms, the best skylight, and the
,s,.f. ..f CnnrfnaU ~ n
pleton's. If
On Monday the lightning killed Mr..
3. G. Browns COW. She was standing
in the pasture lot, under a tree at the
time She was killed almost instantly.
On our second page will be found
an account of the Golden Wedding Of
Mr.. & Mrs.Ankeny of Des Moines, Iowa
of Millersburg.
The NJ. Z. Church people of Akron
went to -Cuyahoga Falls, one day last
week, and drank twenty barrels of lem
)nade. There were two thousand Of
hem all told.
Courtney and Appleton's aim at all
times to keep their customers supplied
with all the latest improvements in
pictures, frames and the like, give them
4 call. If
The September number of Godcy's
Lady's Book has been received, filled,
as usual, with the best kind of reading
and unsurpassed illustrations. Godey's
is the best Lady's Magazine in America.
There will be grand old time at
on the 10th of September,
the anniversary of Perry's victory on
Lake Erie. The B. & o. r. r. will issue
half-fare tickets to all who wish to 20.
Persons desirous of having books,
pamphlets, music, &C.,
bound in good substantial style, can
have it done by leaving their orders at
this office, or at the Postoffice.
Miss NJ. r. Lecky will begin her
fall term of Instrumental Music in
on Monday Sept. 1st, Ar
for Lessons may be made at
the residence of Mr.. A. Waits. uat
.t-L. Mayors desires his customers,
and the public generally, to know that
he has just opened out new stock of
all kinds. All of which will be sold at
low figures. Read his new advertise
ment.
The Singer Sewing Machine is un-
doubtedly among the best if not the
the best Of family machines. For fur
ther in Information see WIN. Domer's ad-
vertisement, and call on him at E. Neg
elspach's store.
"A young man living at Navarro,
Stark county, becoming incensed at his
aged father the other day, took horse
whip and gave him a good lathering.
A good lathering of tar and feathers
might do that young man some good.
There will be some novel attrac-
tions at our County Fair, among which
is the pedestrian matches. We have