Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-04-16


county, looks well this spring.
The total Indebtedness of Cleveland i
81, ,272 900, and her tax rate 50 so.
Jim Estill, did you ever bob in
i dry cistern for eels? WERLICH
Il A Cleveland servant girl killed AM
cooked $25 rooster one day last week
The tuneful frog has begun to war
bic his melodious notes these evenings
Spring trade is opening out quit
lively, and our merchants who adver
tise their new goods are kept busy.
| -Farrah & Co., are having a bis
trade at their new furniture rooms
Look out for their mammoth sign.
Fer sale, No. 1, Top Buggy viii
be sold at bargain. Inquire OF Johr
F. Hudson. 35w3*
Lightning ought to be cheap in
Canton. There are six telegraph Offices
in that city.
-Canton's soap factory turns ou
ever 100000 pounds weekly. Cantor
people ought to be cleanly.
An Arkansas town wants forty
smart women. It's too much, half thai
number could make it smart.
| Mrs. Cook & Co., has just received
their new Spring Stock of Millinery
good, notions &c. Call and see them.
1t is estimated that the Ohio Goa
fields will not be exhausted at the pres
ent rate of working for 81 200 years.
There are twice as many person:
engaged in selling liquors in Ohio a:
there are teaching, editing and preach
ing.
Mr.. S. Tidball is now in the east
ern cities and intends laying in one
of the heaviest stocks of goods ever
brought TO Millersburg.
John X. Cowen, Esq, is now al
home, attending court, for the purpose
Of assisting in the prosecution of some
of our liquor trials.
The country people are sending
away for their garden seeds. If our
merchants keep seeds they should let
it be known.
a modei nusDand Oh o1euDenViiie
admlres ms wiie 50 mucn tnat ne gets
up three times every night and lights a
lamp to look at her.
1t is getting hard times for the
tramps. The season for plenty of work
has come, and trustees decline to give
them free entertainment.
The Ashland papers proudly flaunt
tiie 1eaeing, ne na.tle Cver' at tns
1e'u " IN Suem aIous 49,. ,1 y. ."o e"i io'i-
uef vi '''e last saioo'i-heepef'
A boy in Quincy, Ill, has discov-
cred by personal experiment that the
problem Of rapid transit may be solved
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There are eight hundred thousand
life insurance policy holders in this
country, the amount they are insured
for being equal to the national debt.
Tho ce,erol Acknowledgement If in
Governor Aliens power to put whom
he thought most deserving into the
Penitentiary. He put none but DEM
ocrats.
.h.. ,..5 hoo, ,.; Co..
,,ontad on .;, ;,a' .h;oh ha Doen e 1". au
ton for making ale, became intoxicated
and was offered for sale by his owner
as s'corned' beef.
ne "ianSe.s na.o soou uIai "
%n. t;,nap an tao o' xyhSt % Jn rnu th;uI- % ~au u
hnrnT r, honIod an harmaIoss I ~ of tha nyos 81
ent price of what is called butter?
E. w. Falr, at MS new shop on
Grant street, near tne raiiroad DrinS, Is
prepared to do anything IN the way OF
olacksmlthlng or repairing. lie is a
go0d workman ana we nave no doubt
Our esteemed friend Robert F.Gray,
of Mechanic township,some months ago
became a Granger, and on last Monday
the father of fine specimen boy baby.
Who! o Who!! would not be Gran
ger?
S,ean Is heaut;fulIv defined nv
Young, as 'Stired natures sweet restor-
er." But how can one sleep with that
belabored decease, vuigarly called the
itch. 1t can be cured by few appll-
cations of Miss Sawyer's Salve.
An old ,adv bear;nu some ono read.
;nr ohont -larga
rnsbed to the kitchen door shoutin9
ssSarah Jane. Sarah Jane, don't YOU
leave the clothes out all night; mind
tell you; for there's Congressman at
larger
Tho cbromo business is now han
n;Ir Ions nm for newSnoners and nari-
p,,;.oi ,urnoses Decatur Adams
oo,,n.r fInd;ona saloonN NEaenar ofTared
a. hoontif,,i chron,n,, 70 tLa man wo-
mon nr child Who w,oulJ drink tbe most
hoar az h;s bor
.I.;shon Of T;a,n ,ho ,,;a no,
oor,nonn tha a~o,rs;nn :" TolaJo on
e. pa.r;ni-,s SoH r;ros os his reoson
ap. ;ahonS ,,.orto5 20 .,yhot tho To-
H. ,'.oun do;nn I,.srn ono =; th;n, !.
1 = si.,or 20 e. potr;oi Uo drove tho
a1' . ~. - Ira,on and tho,- ,,ronose
naH 81 - s tho - sna,eaS n,,t IF onr bpots ;,
~ ''o
"A Massillon landlady, thinking
to pleasantly surprise one of her board
t;on III op p hi niote at braatfast Rnt tb.
boarder boited the pancake in such
large bites that the presence of the
| ring was not uiseoVered' anu ho" IL IL
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Key. ,. w. Miller, OF wooster, ma
a.uepIou ,h "e 30 @ III. a;,, arJ Iii go, e
upon his duties as Pastor at once. Com
munion services will be held on Sab
bath the 18th, with the usual prepara'
oury sIinavss y" .a.;nm .o r;I, AZ ho ha,d M y,
Monday evening. Anril 2Otb,-,Sbi,ld 4
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