Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-01-01
IN TOWN AND OUT.

The "Roll of Honor" came to us
too late for insertion in last weeks issue,
For the best Syrup & n. o. Molas-
ses 90 to Iang's. 3tf
If you want city paper that is
cheap, reliable, interesting and useful,
subscribe for the n. Y. Weekly Witness.
The bravest man in this communi-
ty is he who dares his wife to get up
and build fires these cold mornings.
Short items of local interest from
all parts of the county are immensely
acceptable at all times.
After the lst of January the Cleve-
land Daily Herald will be printed in
quarto style. 1t is to be greatly i'm
proved in every way.
Item for the economical: Wood will
last much longer if left for the women
folks to saw and split.
"A chiropodist announces on his
cards that he has Gremoved corns from
several of the crowned heads OF Eu-
rope"
"A very large stock of fine candies
and candies of every variety at George
Schnorr's 1Sw3
Skates are being sharpened, and
brought into requisition. Skating par
ties are one of the seasonable pleasures,
and are in vogue.
The scholars of our Union Schools
are enjoying two weeks Vacation.
xrtl Ian
9TH 1874.
1t was Voitaire who said: "Ideas
are like boards; men only get them
when they are grown up, and women
never have any,"
If the hens would only resume
their old industrial habits, and reduce
the price of eggs, one great cause for
hard times would disappear.
The Postofice Department esti-
mates that 120, ,30O, 900 postal cards will
be used during the next year, at cost |
to the Government of $685. per thou |
sand.
Crawford county furnishes all the |
"Beer" for the Con. Con-, while it has |
a clerical Fisher that dosen't take nat
urally to water as did Sir Isaac Walton.
The Christmas Tree in the NJ. E.
in Holmesville, netted the school |
$25. The evening was spent very pleas
autly.
"A child was smothered in Appo-
mattox county, Va, few evenings
ago, by guests at wedding, who threw
their outer garments upon a bed in
which he was lying.
"A Maine woman ate four quarts of
oysters at one sitting the other day,
and won 500 by so doing, which, at
ter deducting her burial expenses,
eighty-five dollars, left her fifteen dol
lars to commence the next world with.
Thrice the age of dog is that of a
horse; thrice the age OF horse is that
of man; thrice the age of u man is
that of deer; thrice the age of deer
is that of an eagle; thrice the age OF an
eagle is that Of an oak tree.
Our experience, and the history of
The past eighteen centuries, incline US
10 the belief that no matter how well
you treat a shotgun, nor how you
bring it up, it will bang the stuffing out
If you the first time il gets good
chance.
Look at the Astounding Offer made
If the largest, best and most popular
in the world, "The Old Oaken
Bucket" given as a premium to each :
ubscriber to Demorest's Monthly Maga-
line, as announced in another column.
The Wheeling & Lake Erie Rail-
'oad, 1t is now thought, will be put
through. Mr.. Walter Stanley, who
the famous Hoosac tunnel,
las taken the contract to finish the road t
'etween Wheeling and Toledo by Sept.
st, 1874. 4,
-Chapped hands, face, rough skin,
,imples, ringworm, salt-rheum and
'ther cutane0us affections cured, and 6
he skin made soft and smooth, by using
he Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswell,
Hazard 4 Co., New York. Be certain
o get the Juniper Tar Soap, as there
re many limitations made with common {
ar which re worthless 90wd