Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-07-02

Cherry pie. u, "a 20 -
New mewn hay. 9
-crenlationed hot
The longest days are with US.
The strawberry season is over.
Corn is stalking" through the land.
Len Bird is selling out. l7tf
Len Bird has a splendid stock OF
goods. 17tf
Look out for big crowd in town
on the 4th. 80 nartresls-s
George Reed has been of on hunt
ing excursion for several days past.
With what success we havn't learned.
Our Auditor has admitted that suit
will be entered by the State against
him.
Two large balloons win be sent up
in MilIersburg on the 4th of July. =
1t has not been decided yet who
viii 20 mp IN the balloons on the 4tb.S :
The Firemen have made prepara-
tions for the best fireworks on the 4th
that has been In town for some time.
--Rev. A. D. McCarrell will preach
in the U. p. church, of Millersburg, on
next Sabbath, July 5th, at II o'clock.
A horse belonging to Mr.. Bruce
broke loose from buggy, on Tuesday
and ran through some OF the streets Of
Millersburg.
When an officer asks the question
whether a man b responsible for what
his clerk die, it shows that there is some
compunction of conscience.
w. L. & s. NJ. Forbs have added
fine team to their Livery Stock. They
make lively team. Their color is quite
attractive, being sorrel with white spots
all over them. They s'spot' anything
in this town.
j. B. koch, ,Ex-Treasurer of Wayne
county, was tried at the late term OF
Court in Wooster, and was found guilty
Of embezzlement to the amount Of $20,-
900. He has been sentenced to one
year Imprisonment in the Penitentiary.
New stock of ladies' hats, bonnets,
&C., just received to exhibit on
the 4th OF July, and will sell them at
cost, for fifteen days positively, to make
room for fall stock. Call and see.
E. j. Cook & Co.
The remark made by certain ex-
o61cial during the late light for noni-
nation on the Democratic ticket, that
aBeecher mast be beaten,v meant more
than most people thought 1t did at the
time. Subsequent developments point
in that direction at least.
:. ---sTime Is money" said Franklin.
How much precious time has been vast
ed by agrivating accidents bruises and
the like, more or less triAing, which
might be remedied by few applica-
tions of Miss Sawyer'e priceless Salve.
Don't fail to try it. - -.~.,,-|
"A gentleman afflicted with : the
chronic rheumatism says, "No descrip-
ton Of my case can, convey the vast
amount of benefit have received from
The use Of Johnson's Anodyne Lini-
ment. believe 1t is the best article in
.he world for rheumatism. iDH
-If q horse has a good constitution,
and has once been good horse, no
matter how old or how much run down |
he may be, he can be greatly improved,
and In many respects made as good as |
new, by liberal use Of Sheridan's Cav
airy Condition Powders. .s,ia,
Sin is often the result Of physical
n-health and feeble stomachs. Dur
ng one-third of our time the process of
digestion continues. To be dyspeptic is |
o be miserable; dyspepsia is the foun- |
lation of fevers and all the diseases of |
he blood, liver,skin and kidneys. Dys- |
,epsia yields to the virtues of the veget- |
lble ingredients in that great purifyer |
VI the blood and restorer of health, DR.. |
Walkers Vinegar Eitters. & 4w