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Special Dispa!eh 10 The Chicago Tribuns,

Special Dtspa!ch 10 Jhe Chicago 1rtbuns.
BUTLER AFTER THE GENEVA AWARD.
WAsHlNaroS, D. O., July 22-Gen. B. T. but
Ter is in tho ctr and interviewed Secretary Dris-
tow to-day. It is hinted that ho comea horo as
the attorney for certain claimants before the
Commission to distribute tho Gonoya awara.
CONGRESSMAN mELL1au's WIDOW,
The widow Of Moll!sh, tho Now York Congress-
man who died last wtutes, was appointed to $500
clorkah1p In the Treasury Department to-day,
MelllBh spent nearly al Aia moaey 10 seouro hia
elcction to Congress, aud during tho insanity
whoh preceded his doath he wanted pretty
much iii that thozo WAS lett Of what WAS once .
comfortable aompsssug, In hls osaay Freaks, 10
, 1874-07-23
OHIO RIVER DISTINCTIONS.

OA1no, ILL.,, July a1.-Capt. Rees ". Dugan, Of
Cincinnati, who haA boon awarded tho contract
for removing Bacon Rock, dangerous obs.rue-
tton to navigation at tbs mouth OF tho Ohio
WITH daana Tho rosk " now %Sont 10 fos u
dor wator. and lilo Cnptain III saug,,uc OF auc-
cosa It has heretofore dBlied tho o1orta Of all
who hAvo attempted its removal.
, 1874-07-23

Proceedings In the Convention mt
esns-zn Nay.

Proceedings In the Convention mt
Ens-Ha Nay.
ruT-1H Bar, O.. July 22.-Iho Convention ro-
assembled at . o'clock. Mr.. Tiknor, Of the Fl
nance Committee, reported debt of s4oa ill
csirroa for printing, e.c., which WAS provided for
by subscriptions.
Alter a TOW explanatory romarkA, Mr. Sheldon
reported aa follows:
WnEnEAs, Te retat booksellers Of this country aro
most important sIon,ent Ut civilization, seconu only
to the church nn sthoohnusc, hnl no vlge Or town
le.st good boui:.aoru whcra tho best literature
Of tl.is country is dihplayrd; and
wnktsEAs, Tho lats controversies and distraction
existing tho bous-trale and tic custom which haa
grown up Gil the lFt Of Tho publishers md larger city
dealers Of Reng booka to private CONSUMERS 1T very
purchase the has rci,uro il impossible Tor he 10
cal doacr to successfully uvost hia capital tu aoek
Of noosa to neql .na aeyeiog tlo wants Of his own
day tho Whole buslnes. IF selling boolB must fall Into
tho hulsds Of a1E city dealers u cd1era, greatly to
Htsa..e That tho discounts which hayo heretofore
beou allowed to ministers. t"asheEs. and lbrasies On
the distribution Of knowledge, o fotowB, namely
that discount not exceutllng 20 por cont Ii misc0-
,laMeous aud special hooks may la allowed by publish.
teachers and On goois sod in Quantities 10 libraries
and largo buyers ontaido the trade.
Etso.s:a arthfr Tha. wo deem It right and for tho
and TO susin the local boouel!erR. TINT lilo business
Of tho locality may ha developed for tho common good
profitable kind Of turary enterprises, ind yslda hut
tatr MyinE a..i requires unusual Intelligence to suo
Jtsoitei That, in v!ew Of tho insuf1lcuucy Of sls
present systo of tradcrues, aud also OF commercial
truyelers, to neo the wants OF trdc III l!ou thereof
establish and conduct solnnuuua bonlt trade sale or
fair ut Which pbl1aesb aha!l offer shcir books during
The srod IT the .as tt special terms TO tho trade
far possible, editorial coras through the local bDo-
, 1874-07-23

~, sEte7Is F*nalcA 70 Thu CAittoo 3ribHnt.
W. -.STEls, ILL.,, July 22.-T4o gentlemen who
v"'' summoned on TuaHuav to appear baforo tho
Court have beea given till Friday to rellort q
oortott tM, sehedqls OF their poraonal property.
doors, tho AHAosaor'a books, aud.hayo cited 200
more pozsons who have mol Aolsstly Istol liz
, 1874-07-23

In Central nud Western Ioyvn,
oFF1oR or TIE Iowa RAILROAD LAND Co.,(
cn1oAao, July q, 1874.
To the Editor of The Chteago 1s7btne
SIN: Crop-roports from tho line Of tue CHI
cago Il Northwestern Railroad, ia Central and
Western Iowa, are enclosed. Yours truly,
j. E. CALHOUN,
Iaul- nil hknt,tr
, 1874-07-23
1norrtblo Chffta.;1urdvr.
Lt"eo'n, Ato. {Julv ,a), Dbpateh to tht s.. La

Lf9eo|nt +.to, {Julv al Dispateh to ths 81. Louts
RepttbiieMn.
horrible murder WIS committed at La Platte.
sarpy Cosnty, on Sunday evening. 4 woman
named Whet!ngton, whllo upbratdiug George
1N!ngo, father of l,or, i1'egisimato, child, wHs
acknowledge or dpuy being lilo father Of tho
ch.tu Finally sho crlod out; !. George R[ugo,
atop laughing at ME, Or will dash out its iuno.
cent bralns." Ho oontlnuod. Bhe RIM aroaud
tue honss and threw the child down d we'll, kill
tia fioll wrlngiux l.or hands, la,,ghing and
crying, and aoslnE like insano. kingo mot,ntod
o liorao aud rollu away. The Coroner summoned
Il jnsS, who found yerdsc. imptlcating both man
and WOMAN III tho n,urlos Ut the CHILD. Both
wore arrestad and Mill Ia h!ad On charge Of
murder In The Arat dQxrss,
, 1874-07-23

GALVESTON. Tex, July 29.-Tho Netos' San
Antonio special aaya rort oil luII6r. ustcd
10th, atatcH that Oh tho 4th inst. tho wood camp
Of Mr. EranH, 10 nlleB from tho Fort, waa It,
tackol by Indians. 4 small detachment Of
United States troops followed. compelling then,
to abandon about sixty head Of cattla. Tho
body OF Il white man was found full Of ARROWS,
aud gcnlueu
, 1874-07-23

with onabczzling about 4B.0u0 from tue Atlanta.
Ga., tast-Ohice, while bis father waA postmas
tor. vas arrested hero yesterday, and aont to
A'!anta to-day, In charge OF Deputy u. s. Mar
Hhal Goodwin,
, 1874-07-23
LAKE NAVIGATION.
G00DRICH'S STEAMERS,

For Rsclus, Milwaukee. Hhoboygan, 1faa,eo-
moo. sse., daily tSnndays excepted. dI......; ~. H.
k&Saturdus's Lnat dnnt lcaYo unt Il H. M
For Grand Haven. Muskssun. Traye1so Ctr
Maeknao, etc.. daily tsnnaaya e4ovptod},,,, 7p.m.
S..1. ~. ep1 st5 touauAy sfcoped} }.."...lOA. !. N.
For h,anisteo and Ludluutou, Tuesday aud
~. .mra 0An
For uteon Lay aud 1atosmudiatB ports. Tuo.day
rot eu1 7nu
a.! sha lhnrst'Ay. L. u
- oa6s A1'l Daeks, svot AtshtsAh-Ay,
, 1874-07-23
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. g.. July 22.-For tile Upper
I.ak3 region and tho Northwest, generally clear
aud decidedly warm weather light rains in
Aln;!ssota Bouth or west winds, falling baroul-
oetor In the Upper Lake region, followed by xia-
lug bRrometer in tho Northwest.
LOCAL 0psENVATIoNn.
CHICAGO, July %. 1874.
, 1874-07-23

pRoy1DEScg. Il. T.. July 22.-schnitzer's jew
e!tY atore, i'll Newport, was robbod last night Of
thirty seven gold watchcH several silver watches.
md }owelry. Tic proprietor waH nlooping with
III two feet Of the showcase, and loHt 500 aud
watch from his olothea Thirteen empty
wAsc!i~oases were found IN the streot this morn
lug.
, 1874-07-23

Pn1LApELpn1A, July 2a.-Genrso Hoffman,
aged "a years., killed himself this morning. Ao
bud Just previously attempted to kill h!B wife.
, 1874-07-23
FIRES.

At RidRotosvn, Cnnndn.
TonoNro, Cam, July ga fire in n!dgcto*n
this morning burned 0 number OF stores. Loss,
325, ,Uu0,
, 1874-07-23

JOLIET, H., July 22.-Tho case Of Edward
Bonn, tic conductor Of tho Chicago, Alton l. st.
Louis Railfoad who was indicted for matt
slaughter through hia connection with tho Bag
Bridge disaster, near Lcmont, Cook Co., ILL.,. hau
been dismissed with leave to renBt1te. TAlB
probably is tho end Of The prosecution.
, 1874-07-23
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Schonck's Sea-Wecd Tonic.

SC0GuCk'H SGN~ w ecu 10l1lG%
In tho atmosphere o1peouced hoso during tho
months tho lehAr9y producol BY tho heat takes Away
tho dos!su orwhoolomo oo and frequent pusspirations
reduce bodily anoray. particularly thoso suffering from
tbs effects Of doo1ltaing dsaas.s. In order to keep
natural hsalhfu aoti7lty Of tho Iyssm must sosort
to artificial For this !urpcso Sehouok4 soased
Tono IL yesy sdactua faw do,as Will create an appe-
tito aud give esh .gor to the ensrvated body For dys
pspaa It ID lnvaluabla bt4ny onaoas physicians have
doubted Whether dyspopsa bs purmsasatly CURED By
hts drugs which ara generally employed for TINT purposo
The Touio tn s nature II totally different from
such rugs. II contains corrosive minerals Or acia
In tact II s.ss the regular operations Of natnro. Aad
supplies hor deficiencies. Tbs tonic Ia iu nature %
much rosomblss ths sar.ro aoo that IL aloat ldsptl
e. With that tad. Ths aa.sto jutoo u tbs natural aols
cut which, In healthy coudon Of tho hod5 tho
food Ia bo dgpata aud whom his uios l. not oscEsted
u suo!ont quantities. Indigestion. with all !s d.tre.s
nx symptons. follons. Ths sea.Wssa Toaio performs
thu duty ot III. sa,sio alcs vhea tbs latter Il dAalupt
Bnhoss ssh's Bsa. wssd Tta!s Aaid by Ill ptasxlstA
, 1874-07-23
CRIME.
Particulars Of the Mob Execution at
Nevada, Mo.
.Minor Criminal News,

Lynch Law in Missouri.
Hepada, Ao. Juv 49,, Correspondence u s ST. Lests
Republican.
The uaunl quiet of cur town was brolteu this
morning BY the announcement that last night a
body of MEN, numbering twolvo or fifteen, had
ontcrod house In tho north part of tho town
and taken therefrom man by tho uamo OF o.
Frakos leaving In auch hurry that hc was not
permitted to put hie shoos or Bocka on. Our
Sheriff and Marshal weEo notified Of tho ocour-
romeo, and search commenced Immediately,
many of our citizens joining iu the search. This
morning his body was found dangling from a
limb about mile east OF town, uuar DR., Dle-
ven'H house. lie had been ahot in tho back, aud
n hts sh1Ft was buried Of Of him. his body being
t!iat his shirt took fro from tho piBtol-atot
This lnakes tho fourth man mobbcd ii our ooun-
ty within the past year.
Ftakes i bore very bad namc, WAS suspected
OF being connecsod with Two Of the parties
storo in tho odgn Of Cedar County, and, a 4
corroborating circumstance, tho mob came from
that direction. Ho was under indictment in
Batea County for murder, aud eome think tho
mob canlo from that county.
Como from wherB they may, they did their
work effectively. Soma think their tutontion
was to have q donble hanginK, as there was m
other noose already prepared n tho other end Of
tho rope, with which F1akos was hung.
ots 20 LUttif i{t
publican.
Full particulars Of tho hanging Of tho boz
lorBe-thof. Ja1noe R+>sH, in Holt County, hayo
been received haro. On the 9th Inst. 10 stole a
1no mare from John Marshall, Of Digolow, Holt
County, aud brousht hor to this city aud Bold
l,er. slio was trated and tho thieves detected,
aud noas arrested at Digclow on last Fri.
dny. He acknowledged hia guilt, and in
deta11t OF s1.000 bsnd was started to iail On
Saturday night, whom some milea from
BGolow, on the roal to Oregon, tho county-seat,
ho1waA takon from Tho hAuds Of tho co0stabio
and hung to Il trce. The officer apponrs to havo
mado little or no resistance. II IL believed that
tho lynchors are 1n'sty Of property living in
Dl6olow, who have hitherto horno respectable
character. james Ross, the murdered nlan. was
abuut 18 years Of yo. Ills parents came from
0hlo inany years ato aud arc now living Ia
Wayne County, 1osa. His fattlcr's narno is
JoIu II. Ross, andho owns handsome proper
ty. Jaulos did not yibl that Ills pAronta should
ever hear OF his gtils and manifostal co,s.dor-
ahle feeling whon sooaliing Of them. Ho stated
to ''Sqniro Long that he had cume to Holt Cotu-
" to work during tlo harvest, but failing to OBJ
tain employment, hid stolon tho marc and taken
her to st. Joseph. It Ia beloved thut tho boy
bad older accompltes and those moro guilty
thnn himself.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-04-09

TIE JAMBoREE.-As soon as the result
Of the borough election was announced,
the saloon-ksepers threw doors open and
in few minutes each place was filled
with thirsty individuals, getting ready
for the jubelee on the street. After all
had been served two or three times, the
crowd gathered on the Square, started a
bonfire, and called on Judge Estill to
make speech. Among other things he
said that they were not fighting the
temperance cause, but that the victory
obtained was Democratic one ever the
Republicans, an assertion that he knew
to be lie, as there is only about fifty
Republican voters in the borough and
some of them voted the whisky
ticket. Tive thirds of all those who vo-
ted the temperance ticket were Demo-
Gratis. Then they called on one or two
others, but why they did not respond
we cannot say. Jacob Vorwerk, then
mounted the stand and made a flaming
speech in German, which we could not
comprehend. We have failed to find a
German, so far, that could tell us what
he did say. His effort, however, was
terrific. The crowd then, headed by
Estill and Nielsen linked arms, sailed
down street and seren AIDED the officers
elect. So ridiculous and nonsensical
were the proceedings of the evening,
that even John French was disgusted
with it, who said he liked to see little
sense and discretion used. Such was
the closing scenes of hard fought bat
tie. We leave our readers to judge
whether our town has taken forward
or backward step.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-04-09
Tho PhrsnoIoeIcaI JournaI for April

The PhrenoloRlcal journal for April
is received. For the faithful presentation of
old and new truths in Q pleasant form we must
| commend this veteran monthly. s. year. s.
z. Wells, New York,
Woods Household Magazine for
April is capital number. 1t contains num-
Der of articles Of merit and is finely illustrat-
ed, 81 year-with chrome 81, 80. Address
Woods Household Magazine, Newburgh, MY.
The AIdine for April opens with mar
velous collection of beautiful illustrations.
The literary contents are Of high order, va
ried and interesting. 80 year, including the
fine chromos "The East" and 1.-THE West"
Sutton & Co., So Maiden Lane, New York.
Littell's Living Age. This weekly mag
azine is brim-full Of choice poetry and miscel-
lany. Fifty-two numbers, t64 large pages
each,) aggregates over $500 pages year. $s a
year. Littell & Gay, Boston.
Scribner's Monthly. Attention is in
vited to an advertisement Of this excellent
magazine in another column. Subscriptions
received at the post Office. Now is the time to
subscribe. Only 81 y year.
Old and New for April deals vigorously
with several live topics, and diversiies Its Wig
or with good array OF stories and verses. An
excellent number. 81 q year. Roberts Bros,
Boston. 1-
Demorest's Monthly. The April num-
Der Of this excellent Ladies' Magazine has its
usual array Of fashion plates and choice read
ing. % year, including fine Chrome. w.
Jennings Demerest, New York.
Ballou's sMasazIne. This sprishtly
monthly for April, contains its usual amount
of entertaining reading, finely Illustrated.
Ballou Is fayorite with all. 81 80 year.
Elliott, Thomes & Talbot, Boston, sc
Arthur's Home Magazine. The April
number Of this Home Magazine contains q
fine array of fashion plates and its usual good
reading. Just the thing for the Home Circle.
sen year. T. S. Arthur, Philadelphia.
st. Nicholas. If you want to keep the
young folks out Of mischief give them n copy
of this Magazine. They are delighted with 1t.
Instructive as well rs entertaining. % year.
Scribncr &.Co., New York. st. Nicholas and
the REPUBLICAN, only 81.
Codey's Lady's'Book for April contains
its usual amount Of Fashion Illustrations and
choice reading matter. Godey's fashion in
telligence can be relied on. - year. l.. A.
! Cooley, Philadelphia.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-04-09
ORRvILLE, OHIO, April 6, 1874

MEssRs. EDIToRs: A Mass Temper
ance meeting was held in the NJ. E.
church at this place last night. There
was good attendance, altheugh 1t was
very stormy evening. The meeting
was opened with temperance song by
the choir. Then the reading of the
9TH chapter of Judges, by the pastor
Mr.. Kelsee, and an earnest prayer was
offered by the same. Song by choir,
"All hail the power of Jesus name, {"
after which prayers were offered up by
number of the leading ladies and gen
tlemen of the place. Mrs. Painter Of
fered very fervent prayer in which
was asked divine guidance to guide and
direct them in the great war which
they were undertaking. Song by the
choir, "Nearer my God to Thee" Then
short speeches were made by Mr.. Tay-
lor, Mrs. Painter, Mrs. Anderson and
others. The meeting was a good one.
A deep interest is manifested in the
cause and full determination to work
until the victory is won. A union
prayer meeting is to be held in the Pres
Dyterian church to-day, (the 6sh}, at
half-past 2 O'Clock; q union mass meet
ing tomorrow night in the Presbyte-
rian church. No street demonstrations
have been made yet, but they probably
will commence this week. Work faith
fully, trusting in God, and the victory
is yours. A LISTENER.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-04-09

REACHED HINDosrAN.-The temper
ance movement has reached Hindostan.
The Pagans to the number of 16, 600 have
petitiOned the Government to close up
the saloons, and assert that before the
introduction of Christian civilization
among them, they were a sober and
thrifty race of people.
BY this it will be seen that the tenn
perance movement commenced in that
country about the same time that it did
here. This Is marked indication that
it is the work of God, and not the ex-
citement of men. The prayer of these
poor pagans is certainly great rebuke
to many christians in eur own land, as
in other lands, who are conniving with
the dealers of ardent spirits. Let such
reflect a moment.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-04-09

MEETING TUESDAY EVENING. -. The
usual Tuesday evening meeting was
held in the Disciple Church by the la
dies of the Temperance League, and the
attendance was large, the house being
full. Earnest speeches were made by
Messrs. L. J. Critchfield, A. j. Bell, e..
W. Everett, Revs. Badgley and Sharpe.
A firm spirit of determination to % for
ward with their work, was manifested
by all present.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-04-09
Free Delivery.

G. F. Lang wishes to announce to his
numerous customers that he has pro-
cured horse and wagon for the pur-
pose of delivering all goods to persons
buying from him, free of charge. This
is good chance, and good place to
buy from. He always keeps the best
flour in town and a full line of Groceries
and Provisions, &c., &c. Give him a
call. 27tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-04-09
Paint Valley singing

CoNcERT.-The Paint Valley singing
class propose to excel their former eff
forts in giving concert Friday night,
April 18th, 1874. The music will be
both secular and sacred and well suited
to the times. Every piece is new. The
comic is not forgotten. Admission 25
cents. Doors open at 61s o'clock.
33w3 q A. JOHNSTON, Leader.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-04-09

| PHOTOGRAPHIC FAMILY RECORD
We have received from Messrs. Hall &
Beebout two copies of their new and
beautiful Photographic Family Rec
ord and Marriage Certificate" A great
deal of time and expense has been be-
slowed upon it in order to bring it to
the high state of perfection which it
has attained. 1t is beautiful tinted
Lithograph, the original of which was
a drawing executed in India Ink by
Mr.. Ross Hall. 1t is designed as a
Marriage Certificate of the parents and
also as Register for the names, dates
of birth, marriages and deaths of the
children. The size is 19x4 inches. The
voyage of life is represented in four
scenes, from the cradle to the grave.
Childhood with its happy hours is the
first. The child is starting on the riv-
er of time. Guardian angles are at
tending. On the bow of the vessel is
seen the angel of time, with his hour
glass, the sands of time just commencing
to run, grain by grain. All is bright
before it. Flowers are strewn in its
pathway. The next scene represents
youth. His young heart is beating fast
with the fires OF ambition. The skies
are bright, no threatening cleud ap-
pears. To him all is joy and happiness.
He builds bright castles in the air OF
the future.
The third scene is manhood. Here
the voyager is drawing near the mouth
of the river of time. Breakers are be
fore. The helm of the vessel is broken.
He cannot guide it; it will be dashed
to pieces on the rocks. He calls for help
to take him safely through the dark
foaming river of death. Demons are
beckoning him to keep on in his mad
career. We see ray of hope sent from
heaven to cheer his sin-sick soul. We
leave him drawing nigh the dark wa
ters of death, with help nigh at hand.
In the fourth scene we have Old Age.
Here we see the voyager leaving the
mouth Of the river of time, passing out
on the bosom of the ocean of eternity.
We see the dark clouds he has just
passed, which is representation Of the
grave. Here we notice the angel of
time has left the bow of the boat, for
the sands of time have all run out. All
is calm before. Time and space fail us
to describe the other beauties of the
Record. 1t is most beautifully executed.
1t is certainly gem of art, and as such
is not only useful but beautiful or
nament for every family. It is No sr-
dinary cheap lithegraph, but a tinted
engraving, gotten up in the brightest
style Of art, regardless of expense, and
is calculated to last for several gen.
erations. --s1SN
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-04-09
Thirty years. experience Of an old nurse

Mrs. Winslotc's Soothing Syrup is the prescrips-
tion Of one of the best Female Physicians and
Nurses in the United States, and has been used
for 30 years with never-failing safety and sue
cess by millions of mothers and children, from
the feeble infant of one week old to the adult.
1t corrects acidity Of the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, and gives
rest, health and comfort to mother and child.
We believe it to be the best and surest remedy
in the world in all cases Of Dysentery and Diar-
rh9G in Children, whether it arises from teeth
ing or from any other cause. Full directions
for using will accompany each bottle. None
genuine unless the fac-simile of CWRTIS &
PERKINS is on the outside wrapper. Sold by
all Medicine Dealers. 47y1
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-04-09

SCHOOL FURNITURE.-Sche0l Boards,
Church Committees, or others desirous
ofpurchasing School Desks, Recitation
Seats, Teachers Desks, Liquid Stating
for black-boards, Or anything in the
line of School or Church Furniture, can
obtain it at very reasonable prices, by
calling in person upon J. B. BELL,
Milersburg, Ohio, or by writing to VIM
NJ. HARTFORD, London, Ohio. 24m3*
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-04-09

MRS. Cook & Miss LIBBIE WoLGANoT
Would announce to the citizens Of Mil
1ersburg and vicinity, that they are
ready to supply them with Millinery
and Fancy Goods, such as: Bonnets
hats, velvet for suits, hose, gloves, rib
bsns, laces, hair braids, children's un-
derware, neck ties, zephyrs, patterns OF
all kinds, embroidery, &C., &c. Stamp
ing done to order. Everything usually
kept in Millinery and variety store,
can be found there. Call and see them.
Over Who'll, Tidball & Co.'S store. 19y1
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-04-09

WONDERFUL BUT TRUE.-The best re-
touched photographs ct all the latest
styles, at Halls Gallery for $1.25 per
half dozen, or $500 per dozen. Also
best plain photographs for only $1.00
per hall dozen, or $1.75 per dozen.
Gems, for 30 cents. Halls Gallery
will be closed on the 1st OF April, as he
is going into other business. Cloudy
weather as good as any. We would ad-
wise all to 60 and get splendid pictures
at panic prices. .- 25tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-04-09
McDowell's.
B 2 3 N s 3
Pocket photosoope.

Has great Magniiying power, used for detec-
ting Counterfeit Money, shoddy in Cloth. for
eign substances in the eye, in Wounds, etc,
and to examineInsects, Flowers and Plants,
to detect flaws in Metals, fineness of wood
grain; to decipher writing otherwise illegible
and for the inspection of grain, tobacco, etc.
Useful for every body. Two Double Convex
ieathsr e ssnd carr;ed n in tha vas, at p;a ~
90 Cents, free by mail. Agents Wanted. H.
lustrated circulars and terms free. Address
M. /. BYRN, 50 Cedar Street, New York, p o
boz 1850. 3lm1