Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-10-30
IN TOWN AND OUT.

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| The yellow fever is violent in Texas
Hall the peoples Photographer. If
Anna Dickinson wants. $400 tall
this season.
swilt thou seal up the avenues of i'll?
Pay every debt as if God writes the bill"
An Erie paper politely speaks oi
"lady pickpockets."
People don't think as much about
politics as they did.
The Estey Organ gives the best sat
isfaction in the long run.
Lang keeps the best -four in town
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All the counties in Ohio have made
settlements with the State.
The sound of the dropping nuts is
heard in the land. Butternuts.
Cornell University has fifteen fe-
male students, and more coming.
Go to Maxwells' if you want your
dollars to spin out the farthest. 5tf
Shadow pictures at Halls Gallery.
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1t is better to be a defeated Repub-
lican than a victorious Democrat.
-Nicest assortment of Cakes & Can
dies at Lang's. 3tf
The Cincinnati Exposition was at
tended by 5Os,OO0 people this year.
The most becoming piece of jewell
ry for lady's finger, is the thimble.
Jacob Eberhart, of Shreve, has sold
about one hundred and fifty Estey Or
gans during the past two years.
ID. T. Simpson will please accept
our thanks for some excellent celery.
We have seldom seen nicer.
New telegraph offices have been
opened on the c. Mt. v. & C. z. r. at
Fredericksburg and Black Creek, (Na-
poleon).
"A new platform has been erect ed
at the depot, which gives them now over
two hundred feet of platform in length.
1t is a great improvement ON the old.
The Seneca Advertiser displayed a
whole coop full of chickens over the
result of the election.
"A Baltimore circular estimates the
crop of OHIO tobacco this year at thirty
thousand hogsheads.
The Salt River Packet needs disin-
fec.ing, the Democracy have used it so
long.
The wild geese are flying south
ward now, indicating the near approach
of cold weather.
Miss Maggie Anderson, of Saljna,
Kansas, aged eight years, can read any
music at sight. l@a6a
An Ohio girl has made paper of
pins last her eleven years. That girl
will do to pin to.
"A sad accident occurred in Penn
sylvania, the other day. A young lady
broke her arm while trying to turn a
somersault.
There are now 2OOS inmates of the
Soldiers Home, near Dayton, the larg-
est number ever registered at that in
institution.
President Grant has issued his proc
lamation appointing Thursday, Novem-
Der 9th, as the day for the National
Thanksgiving of this year.
Weddings are getting to be preva-
lent now. A while ago it was cholera,
now it is matrimOny-always something
or other carrying men off. H-i
According to the weather prophets
we will have twenty-nine SHOWS this
winter, because the moon was twenty
nine days old when the first snow fell.
If you want to ''put your money
where it will do the most good" ex-
pend it in liberal system of advertis-
ing.
Apple butter boilings and Country
corn husking," have come to cheer the
hearts of pretty and gallant country
cousins.
-Bloggy says he was knocked al
most fiat the other day by suddenly re-
flecting that nearly ali the pretty gifl
are but incipient mothers-in-law.
The man who cannot muster up
courage to pop the question such wealth
er as we have been having Of late, de-
serves to freeze to death this winter.
We may expect to hear a rebel yell
over the Democratic victory in Ohio. If
it is loud enough perhaps it may wake
up some Republicans who have been
sleeping.
If anybody sees a row of buttons
coming down street, let him preserve
his equilibrium and think not Of super
natural agencies. There's woman be-
hind them.
"A York State girl, on hearing of
the death of her lover month ago,
fainted away, and was unconscious for
a week. She recovered sufficiently to
be married last Monday.
A widow in Shelby county, ILL.,, re-
fused an offer of $75 for three calves,
but insinuated to the man that he could
have them for nothing conditionally.
He returned the next day with the IL
cense. .es
There are several persons in this
town who are drinking entirely too
much whisky. They are very unwise
in thus marking out speedy pathway
to the grave. -r..,
Think Of the long evenings Of the
approaching winter, and how lonely
you will be without good home paper
to while away the time, and then call
in and subscribe for the REPUBLICAN.
The fall season begins when the
sidewalks are covered with ice. 1t has
been known to set it, in orange and BAN
anna time. The"spring" season comes
when the streets are sloppy and muddy.
--Itis now announced on the author
ity of that "eminent physician" that it
is not considered healthy to rise before