Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-21
IN TOWN AND OUT.

n Early fruit trees are now in fu
e bloom here.
. Carpets are having the annual al
n tack of "shakes."
J. Our streets were quite dusty durin
the past week.
= Corn planting is the order of th
e day among farmers.
Linen coats and straw hats hay
been brought into requisition.
Call at the Post Office and see tb
latest style of visiting card.
!. There was light frost Monda,
. night. No damage reported.
Buffers team ran off Tuesda
morning. All the damage was a broker
pole of the buggy.
Great preparations are being mad
. for the reunion of the 18th o. V. l., e
Wooster, on the Fourth of July.
-Mulvane is making q great run OIL
ribbons. His prices are astonishingl.
low.
The weather cooled of on Satur
day as rapidly as it become warm a few
days previous.
Green pastures and yellow buttel
once more cheer the sight of the weary
wayfarer.
Van Amburgh's menagerie is re-
ported as not success this year by
neighboring papers.
Merchants should be required t.
remove all store boxes from the outside
of the pavements.
Everybody is complaining of being
tired. 1t is probably the effect of tht
sudden warm weather.
They are arresting liquor seller.
over at Findlay for violating their Nc.
Connelsville ordinance.
The wheat prospects have improved
wonderfully under the genial rays Of
the sun, during the past week.
Len Bird is selling loads of Cloth
ing. We see bundles going out every
day. 17tf
As soon as frost is out of the ground,
dig hole in the corner of your garden
to bury insurance and lightning-rod
men in.
The Parrot brand is one of the
best five cent cigars in the market. They
can be had at Weston & Huston's. His
plug tobacco is having great run also,
"A contemporary who has evidently
been reading up on cremation, despond-
ingly asks-what is life if it all ends in
smoke?
The leaves have clothed the trees in
green almost in a day, and they now
shield us from the glaring sunlight by
their grateful shadows.
The letters 'M. c." do not necessa-
rily stand for "mental culture. .''-E1.
Nor even, by an inversion of things,
for c0mpos mentis.
| Spring vegetables are coming into
market. We observed two early beats
hunting for Fritz's saloon the other
morning.
Wilson Tidball of Alliance died
Monday, and was buried to-day (Wed-
nesday. Her disease was cancer in the
breast.
Boys have a fashion of going in a
swimming near the road side, below the
Killbuck bridge, in broad daylight.
Parties have been complaining of
this.
Akron is to have grand musical
prize festival Jan. 1st, 1875. To the
choir, glee club, or band rendering in
the best manner certain selections, good
prizes will be awarded.
The all-gone feeling which people
sometimes speak of, is caused b want
of proper action of the liver and heart.
These may be assisted, and the bowels
regulated, by Parsons Purgative Pills
in small doses.
Corn and flour are staple articles !;
but not more SO than JohnsOn's Ano-
dyne Liniment, where known. 1t is
good for children or adults, for any in
ternal soreness of the chest or bowels,
and the best Liniment prepared, under
whatever name.
-Courting every night until late
hour is injurious, and we recommend
matrimony as remedy. We charge
nothing for our prescription, and trust
few of our acquaintances will take it
as cure-all.
-Four thousand dollars was the
amount of damages awarded in suit
under the Adair Law in Mansfield OH
Wednesday. The saloon-keeper has fled
| with his available assets and an attempt
will be made subject to the property to
the damages.
That adjunct of the spring-time,
the barefooted is rambling about. He
is omnipresent, and q supremely happy
being. Occasionally, however, he finds
that the ways of the bare-footed are
hard, and while fondly caressing as in
jured toe, Rome is made to howl.
How do the robins, and the swal-
lows, and other migrating birds, con-
trive to make, unobserved, their long
journey North and South? Who sees
them arrive? Who has ever seen them
depart?
| Now all the symptoms of spring.
time prevail. Straw hats, linen coats,
bare-feet, singing birds, wet handker-
chiefs, 80 degrees in the shade, loafers,
ice-cream and soda-water, shovels,
hoes and rakes, fresh fish, thunder and
lightning.
The Ohio Senate has passed IA bill
to require County Commissioners to
publish their annual report in the news
papers, during September Of each year,
and to give greater efficiency to the ex-
animation of such reports by commits
sioners appointed for that purpose by
the Courts.
The theological questions of the day
provoke some of the sharpest discus
siOns and warmest controversies of any
subject i'm which the people are inter-
ested; but all sects and beliefs unite in
unqualified praise of Miss Sawyer's in
valuable Salve.
AT thirty-five the average American
| discovers that he has an "InferRal
Stomach" and goes into the hands OF
the doctors tor the remnant of his life.
Prevention is better than cure, but Dr..
Walkers Vinegar Bitters will both cure
and prevent dyspepsia, diseases of the
skin, liver, kidneys, and bladder, and
all disorders arising from an "infernal
stomach" 30w4
Our citizens visiting Pittsburgh
should make it a point to call and see
the splendid Photographs made by b.
L. II. Dabbs, at Nos. &c and 4S Sixth
Street of that city. Mr.. Dabbs' skill is
truly wonderful, as he has the happy
faculty of no. only making a handsome
picture, but perfect likeness.
| We would call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of Horace
WatarS G, Son headed Watprs' Com