Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-06-11
IN TOWN AND OUT.

IN TOWN AND OUT.
-"Let us have peas"
Wool is coming into market.
The weather is exceeding hot.
Thunder storms now in vogue.
Isaac Marx is happy now. It's ;
boy.
Now is a good time to repair side.
walks.
"A man is thinnest when he's /;
shaving.
Business seemed to be lively las
Saturday.
To keep food on a weak stomach
bolt it down.
The Band was out serenading Mon.
day evening.
strawberries are selling for twenty
cents quart.
Potatoes are scarce and are worth
$1.40 per bushel.
The hydrophobia days are come,
the maddest Of the year.
-"How can we part 90 said Simons to
a bald-headed customer.
| The vilest sinner may return-ey-
erything save an umbrella.
-Robt. Maxwell is putting another
story on his dwelling house.
The season for sleeping on window
sills and rolling off, is here.
"A doctors motto is supposed to be
Patience and Long Suffering"
Total abstinence is the only safe
motto for young people to adopt.
The Temperance Convention will
be held in the Presbyterian church.
I'VE would call the attention of the
Marshal to the number of hogs running
at large Please enforce the law.
-"Give me berries or scream" is
what lady said to Weston the other
day
The present indications are that the
price of wool will not reach above fifty
cents.
Attend the Ladies Temperance Con-
yention Thursday and Friday of this
| week.
If you want to make hustle in the
world take five newspapers and piece
of tape.
/ MIR. Herriott, the Bible Agent,
preached in the Presbyterian church on
Sabbath.
We publish to-day the peculiar
views of the President on the financial
question.
Farmers say that oats and grass will
be short this season unless they get
more rain from this on.
DR. Yergin and family are now away
on pleasure excursion to Niagara Falls
and other points of interest.
The storm on Sunday afternoon
blew down trees and fences in many
places in around Millersburg.
A young lady in town says, at is
just TOO sweet to swing on pas gate
these delightsome evenings.
Josh Billings says: off a man hasn't
got well balanced head, like to see
him part his hair in the middle"
Steps are being taken in Rome for
the Identification of the discoverer of
America. Holy Christopher Columbus.
Tell me. ye winged things.
That round my pillow roar,
Is there no favored spot
Where mosquitoes bite no mores
From the crowds of women we see
in Mrs. Cook & Co.'S. Millinery Store,
every day, they are selling lots of goods.
This is to be t'locust year." The
little "buggers" will put in an appear
anA this month. They come every
seventeen years.
The Richland County Fair CIR ound,
where the State Fair was held last year,
is to be sold soon at Sheriff's sale.
"A young lady says she likes her
gloves to fit tight because it feels like
her feller squeezing her hand.
The rain on Sunday gladdened the
heart of every one, and farmers came
into town Monday morning with smi-
ling faces.
IT women would spend less time
in making rutfies and tucks and more in
making flower-beds, they would look
handsOmer.
Remember the s. S. Convention
next Tuesday at Hopewell Church, in
Ripley township. A large attendance
is expected.
George Taylor, blacksmith of
Wooster, lost his foot at Shreve Station
last week, in attempting to get on a
train in motion.
The Ashland Times says, judging
from the indications of blossoms, fruit
will be about six feet deep all over the
State of Ohio this fall.
"A little boy, who had been envel-
oped in garment much too big for him
told his father that he felt awful lone
some in his new shirt.
An exchange coolly remarks that it
Is well to keep garden tools nice and
bright, as borrowers are sometimes par
ticuiar about these little matters.
-Four boys were brought before the
Mayor the other day for making loud
noise late at night, and fined two dol
lars and costs amount to 81 ,25 each.
The Mt. Vernon Banner says: ga
granger living near Millersburg planted
a basket of his wife's doughnuts, he
mistook them for potatoes. Middle
men should avoid that household.
1t is reported that Streng, theman
who was tried for shooting a man last
fall, and was proved to be insane at the
time, attempted to take his life, by cut
ting his throat last week.
-Johnson's Anodyne Liniment will
give more relief in cases of Chronic
Rheumatism, no matter how severe,
than any other article known to medi-
cal men. Used internally and EXTERN
ally.
An Arkansas graveyard furnishes
the following epitaph on wife:
She washed the children,
Fed the fowls,
| And made her home
| Resound with howls.
| AT barn raising at Ed. NJ. Wheat
on's last Saturday an accident occurred
that might have been quite serious. As
they were putting up certain timber,
it fell with Ed. Wheaton standing ON it.
He fell about twelve feet, and was con-
siderably stunned.
AT wedding, the other day, among
the wedding presents ostentatiously
displayed was a one hundred dollar bill,
| n nrocapt from thn dotipp father to his