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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-07-16
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Mrs. Uhler is lying quite i'll.

Mrs. Uhler is lying quite ill.
S. II. Cherryholmes is quite sick.
1t is Jim Hanna that is happy now
It's boy.
Prof. Carl f. Kolbe, of Buchte
College, Akron was in town this week
Music books charged up as station.
cry.
Sixty Hoosier Grain Drills sold il
Wayne Co., in 1872.
Communion at the English Luther
an Church, next Sabbath. Preparatory
Services, on Saturday, at p O'Clock Pm
There never has been time in tn,
history of our county when the people
have been so thoroughly reused as thel
are at the present.
A Sewing Machine fan attachment
is the latest novelty in the patent righ
line. The fan cools the fair lady willis
engaged in sewing.
''For young woman to begin to picl
the lint off a young mans coat collar
1t is said to be the first symptom tina
the young man Is IN peril.
One of the advantages of the pre-
vailins styles of fans is that q young
couple can get into 4 corner of the room
conceal themselves behind one, and pro
ceed TO business"
The Auditor is taking great painl
to show and tell people that the book.
and vouchers are all in his office. L
they are there now, why did he no
produce them when demanded of him
by the Examiner through the Sheriff
and by himself also, personally? He
is cunning fox, but the people have
smooth and plausible stories.
1t is told that the chairman of the
Holmes Co. Delegation attending the
Bucyrus Convention last week, while
at breakfast on the last day of the Con-
vention, when asked by the "waiter
GIRL" which he would have, tea or cOf-
fee, was SO absorbed in the duties OF
his Office that he Immediately arose and
in stentorian voice announced "twen-
ty-four votes for the candidate from
Holmes"
The following notice we clip from
the "Chase County (Kan.) Leader. -
The friends of Miss Doughty, in Mil
lersburg will be glad to hear of her
prosperity: "We are informed that
Miss Ella Doughty, of Cedar Point,
and Miss Nellie Blake, of Stafford, have
each had their certificates raised to the
first grade, for meritorious conduct in
the school room, and prompt and faith
full services at the last county insti-
tute."
The Convention held at Bucyrus
last week, ballotted two hundred and
fifty times before a nomination was
made 1t appears the chances were
against the candidate from Holmes.
Some of the more hopeful and far-ses-
ing delegates from this county insist
that on the five hundredth ballot our
candidate might have been nominated
had he received votes enough.
Sin is often the result of physical
ill-health and feeble stomachs. Dur
ing one-third of our time the process of
digestion continues. To be dyspeptic is
to be miserable; dyspepsia is the foun-
dation of fevers and ALI the diseases of
the blood, liver, shin and kidneys. Dys-
pepsia yields to the virtues of the veget-
able ingredients in that great purifyer
of the blood and restorer of health, DIR.
Walkers Vinegar Bitters. 45w4
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-07-16

FURNISH US WITH ITEMs.-There are
many Of our friends throughout the
county who could furnish us with items
that would be of interest to the county
at large. We hope that now these
friends will take enough interest in the
county matters to give us any item that
ought to be looked after. 1t is almost
impossible for us to know of all these
things. Please assist us then, when
you can.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-07-16

MENAGRRIE COMISG.-The great Le.
viathan show will exhibit in Millers.
burg, on Tuesday, July 2sth. Warren
& Henderson are the proprietors, and
promise our citizens a grand entertain
ment in the way of Museum, Menag.
erie, Caravan, Circus, &c. Grand
street parade at 10 O'Clock in the morn
ing. Two exhibitions, afternoon and
evening.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-07-16

TEMPERANCE MEETING.-T There will
be a meeting of delegates from each
township in the Lutheran church, in
Millersburg, on Saturday, July 25th, at
10 O'Clock, to make arrangements for a
general picnic.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-07-16

RATES UNDER The NEW POSTAGE
BILL.-The Bucyrus Journal gives the
following table of rates of postage for
newspapers printed of the grade of pa
per indicated:
Newspapers printed oil
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-07-16

PROF. C. L. Loos.-We are glad te
learn that Prof. Loos, late Superinten-
dent Of the Millersburg schools, has
been chosen Principal of the First Dis
trict in Dayton, Ohio. There were for.
ty applicants for the position, and af.
ter thorough examination the place
was gwen to Mr.. Loos. His friends
here will be glad to know that he has
been SO pleasantly located again. His
salary is much better than it was here
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-07-16

"A fact worth remembering-Five
cents werth Of Sheridan's Cavalry Con-
dition Powders, given to horse twice
a week, will save double the amount of
grain, and the horse will be fatter, sleek
er, and every way worth more money
than though he did not have them.
d2W1
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-07-16
THE HoosIER.-wl

advantages the HoOsier Drill has over
all others? 1st. 1t is made of good
material. I'd. 1t is well made. Sd. 1t
is well painted and furnished. 4th. 1t
don't bunch the grain. 5th. 1t don't
crack the grain. 9Th. Itsows more reg
ular. 9TH. 1t has force feed grass
seeder, something that can't be found
on any other drill, as it is attached to
the Hoosier only. For sale by j. w
Farrah & Co.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-07-16

On HANDs.-Maxwells have just re-
ceived heavy invoice of Spring and
Summer Clothing, hats, caps, notions,
&c. Their stock of gents furnishing
goods is very fine, and their prices are
exceedingly low. Now is the time to
buy and there is place to go. Call and
see them. 37tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-07-16

CINCINNATI INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
The premium list of the Cincinnati
Industrial Exposition, has been re-
ceived. Much larger premiums are Of
fered this year than ever before, and to
all appearance will be a much create,
success than heretofore. Last year il
surpassed the most sanguine hopes ol
the managers, and has taken a stand as
the foremost exhibition of the kind in
the United States. 1t will be open du-
ring the month of August for exhibi-
tors, and to the public from the 2nd oil
September until the 3rd of October.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-07-16
The Hoosier is the best, because il

The Hoosier is the best, because it
sells the best.
Len Bird is selling out. lift
Boys goods very cheap at Len
Birds. l7tf
IT you want to buy n grain drill, go
and see the Hoosier.
Len Bird is selling loads of Cloth
ing. We see bundles going out every
day. 17tf
Weston G. Huston sell carbon Gil for
20cts. per gallon. 34tf
Good hats IS cents, at Birds. 13tf
Len Bird has a splendid stock of
goods. 17tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-07-16

BUGGY FOR SALE.-A first-class single
buggy, nearly new, is offered for sale.
For particulars enquire at the Post
Office. 4ltf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-07-16

Married ladies, under all circum-
stances, will find Parsons Purgatiye
Pills safe; and, in small doses, mild
cathartic. They cause no gripping pains
or cramps. 4Swl
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Saturdays, att p

WANTED.-Two thousand feet OF dry
Oak flooring, IA inches. Also other
lumber. L. DONALDSON.
4ltf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-07-16

The American Sardine Co.'S. Bone
less Sardines, are much better, and less
than half the cost OF imported Sardines.
30y1
We furnish EnvelOps with Busi-
ness Card thereon, nearly rs cheap as
the blank envelopes can be purchased
elsewhere.
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W. AAA4V ~
INVITES yonr attention to his FULL
Ions. He always has the Best Flour IN
town, and
Conees, Sugars, Rice, Tea, Syrups, Molasses,
Mackerel, Fish, Lime, Beans, Hams,
Hominy, Salt, Dried Apples and
Peaches, Raisins, Soaps,
Prunes, Currants,
Saleratus.
Soda. Baking Powder, Cream Tartar, Cinna-
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Mustard, Corn Starch, Ginger,
Bakers best Chocolate,
German Sweet
Chocolate,
Silver and Satin Gloss Starch, Pearl Starch
Matches, Essence OF Coffee, Stove Pol
ish, Shoe Brushes, Lamp Wick,
Lamp Chimneys, Plug
and Fine Cut
Tobacco,
Clothes Pins, Candies, Smoking Tobacco, the
best fve-cent Cigars in town, Twine,
Good Tea at 50 cents per pound,
Candle wicking, Candles,
Nuts of all kinds,
Brooms,
Soda, Pic Mic, Wine. Lemon, Butter and
Cream Crackers, Tubs. Pals, Wash
Boards, Baskets, Bath Brick,
Wool Twine, Clothes
Lines, Clothes
Blueng,
Whitewash Brushes, Canned Peaches and
Tomatoes, Sugar Corn, Blackberries,
Cove Oysters, Figs, Lemons
and Oranges, Cheese.
Bologna, &C.,
&C., &c.
In the Baking Line You will find this the
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, 1874-05-15


specidl D,spateA to Tho C|.icaao tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 14.-The nopcr Com
nasudery Of Knights Templsr in tllis oity today
oolegratel the twonty-o'ghth anniversary Of Its
organization In imposing stylo. Kindred bodies
from different parts OF tho State, md tho Ham
solman Oommaudery Of Cincinnati, participated
The programme, as arranged by tho ltoper Com
mandery, iucluded grand pkrade this afternoon,
Guiding with march to tho Ekpo1ition Building,
under the Grant Msrsha1Bhlp OF Col. ". III.
Whcatloy, drill, banquet, and welcome addresa
from Eminont Commander nuckle. 4 number
Of tho Hnnaelman Co1nmandory arrived last
evening, but the main bndy came early this
morning. accompanied by the celebrated Now
port Barracks band. and we're escorted from
The depot to Bates' Hotel by tho nopor Command
err. During tho forenoon Communicates from
Louisville, Now Albany, Munoo, Torre Hauto
Columbus, Knightstown, arooncaatle, Infayotto.
aud shelpyy,llo, wore received, and alao dolega-
tions from logansaport, Aurora, and othor points.
All these bodies, In turn, werc marched to the
Masonic Hall, and Hospitality entertained. Thu
parade through tho streets by tho Knights to
aud from the depot, attracted a multitude ct
spectators. Quito 4 foature this forenoon at tho
Hall WAS practco drill by tho Hansoman Com
1nandory, who noze put through thoir paces by Il.
j. Webb.
The banquet in Exposition Hall, ut 6 o'clock,
was an elegant affair, GOO KDfghts nnd as many
ladies boing neatod. Tonight grand ball III ia
progress, attended By probably 1000 poople.
Tlie celebration has boen very satisfactory In
eyory roapcct.
, 1874-05-15
SPRINGFIELD.

Instructions tn tho Grain IiasroCtOr-
Corporation Certificates Issued,
Spee5at Dispatch to Tho CI,caon Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. May 14.-Mr. Harper, Grain
Inspector, was dlrootod By the Commissioners
to-day to Bue every person promptly who should
fail to pay his out.inspeotion foes on the day tho
inspection WAS made, and to continue to suc
Oh every failure to pay.
Tho Secretary Of State lssucd certificates Of
organization to the Milo Cheo,a aud Butter
Manufacturing Company, Of Bnrean County,
capital 81. .00O; Groon Mount Coal Mining Conf
pany, OF st. Clair County, capital $l2,o9D; mud
10 tho Evangelical Sicn Widows and Orphans
Aid Society. Of Chicago.
Bishop Whitehouaa pscached hero tonight and
administered the rite Ut confirmation to largo
clsaa In tho st. Paul Episcopal Church.
, 1874-05-15

ovEnwHELM1Na DEFHAT or THE n1TEn. OCEAN

OVERWHELMING DEFEAT or THE n1TEn-ocEAN
CLuD.
The second nine Of TIE TRIBUNE naso Ball
Club, composed OF persons who have had little
or no experience Of tho gamo Nhen compared
with the members Of the first nina, played b
friendly game with tho Inter Ocean Club, yester-
day afternoon. The latter organization, pro-
vious to the arrival OF tho White Stockings, con-
sidered itself superior to any Of the local nineD,
ciid's play 70 win tho game As the In,er- Oceans
announced at the eud of the aixsh inning that
they we're tired and would not play aftcc tho
seventh, their opponents charitably allowed
themselves to bo wlitowashea, and gave away 8
loMa:
, 1874-05-15

A CORRECTION.
In our report Of tho game betreon the White
Stockings and Athletics, Wednesday afternoon,
credit wns Internationally given to Georgs zett-
leln tor remarkably brilliant aud effective Llsy
in thu seventh inning, whereby McMuilen was
caught mapping when tho bases woro full, and
put out BY throw to third; tergus Malone 10
entitled to pra1ae r. 1or tho aot aa 1t vas ne Wn9
threw the ball. Those who have practical
hnowled&e Of tho name will perceiyo the dill
Guilty OF tho play when thoy arc told that Malone
wsB standing close behind tho Bat, md, to elect
his purpose, was compelled TO throw orer tne
soad q Ntaa tss 9"S 'As to Ss put
10 seen, and when T. occurs,, proper
mention should be made Of it. Zottiein made
s1 , ply IN he fn anag sn9
both exhibitions somewhat confused. Hence
the error.
:, THE WHITE arooKNas ANp ATHLETICS
Will play thoir SECOND championship kamo 70, 70
'?ass :! ss;: e. :;;s:
Nrw sf,ss gonx sx so their
frst M appearsncs s ii this city this aeason to-day,
tl t.o s ~ - 80 ,ha.,t % mn oa.a.rs a.sn
n'n,r,, r1au uoa caiied sxith +he ISostona at the
Suooa Fly aa,s W. iesnro ,ha oma tha Roston.
war. tha ~ farnr;,ea AZ 19 e a} but. aftor
ta fh,r1 ~ ,rnr haa haan naved TIM tnblea
q9toS as the to fonra nnn to In
tha nos,ons cnt tntn Mat,{.aWa' effective nitch
;n@ ma,,mr ia lair has tts md scoring four
@ m5, ""HnG - ~ rel. ;n,;n" +.a sfntn,ia ma.
ana nnd - tb snR pods Wera ars9n hIankol In The
a!'m iuo ~ ;n@s H. nnatnna hv eswv hattn
Idsd ten rnnrr r,,,s tn THAR scoro. winch caye
nnga a tbs tbs i Muiuals having made no runs. In
, 1874-05-15

Sara J. Bpcnoor, who spoke 1t length on tho sub
joot Of wome1's r1Rhta.
BosroN. Maes, May 14.-In tho Massachusetts
Senate to-day, a resolution providing for 90
amendment to tho Constitution to SECURE tho
electiye franchise and right 10 hold Office to
women vas tefetlod to third roading-lA yoaa!
10 usYA
, 1874-05-15

NV ORLEANS, May 14.-The tow-boat Tillio q.
Houston, a: 1880 last night, below Point Boho-
mia, and sunk In twolve foet Of water. Tho llro-
man And oabtn boy woro drowned. Tho balance
OF tho crow chung to tho wreck until rescued by
tic steamer Mary Ida. Tho City OF Houston
proceeded on hor oourse.
, 1874-05-15

Fatal tug ExpIostons

DE1noiT, Mict., May 14.-A special from Tort
Huton says tho lug Tawaa blow up this morning
IN Lako Huron, about thirty milea abovo thal
point, and nll l,anda wero Loaf, o1oopt tho Cap
tam ano lirat enEineur
, 1874-05-15

Special Dispatch 10 Tht Chtcaoo Tribune,
~. hAsos o,7x, H. Msv m:.ftank Henderson,
near this plncc, WAS buriod In we'll on Tuesday.
by tha caving III Of tho ourbiag.
, 1874-05-15

DuFrALo, May 14.-Emi1y 6olley, aged IA, dod
this ulurntog from iniuries received bv ths fall
Of MoArthurH Building on Monday, making tha
thrl death.
, 1874-05-15

Mrs. Rachael johnson, rho lived in Bath
Township, Ohio, died on Wednesday, Agsd 90
ycara. Bho waa tho olaeat inhabtthnlln North.
arm Ohio:
, 1874-05-15
'UE CHfCAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FIIUA1,


4 largo forco Of men havs bocn at work In the
Exposition Building nineteen tlayB, gesttng things
ready for tho colossal piotura Of "parla By
Moonlight" Laat night they worked by oendtc-
opened to tho pnbllo tomorrow aftornoon aud
avnn}rr
, 1874-05-15

Fatal Railroad Accident.
Rneetat Dsspatoh to 1he Chtcaqo rs.bnne.
ZANEsv1lLE, O., May 14.--Washington Ncy,ta
md Gcorgo Hawn, two young mon of this city,
we're killed by q railroad accident ncar Dollairs
tf-f]hv .r-
, 1874-05-15


nENNELLaAt Bloomington, ILL.,, Wodnos-
day. May H. By tho os. 4. N. horElson d. D.. Abort
tud. Of Chicago. and hIiss Ileen Frances Grunnoll
of st. Louis. No cards.
, 1874-05-15
TRIBUNE,


innings
It1b1,,tt. rs 4 0--18
Inter- OCEAN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1 3-1t
, 1874-05-15

planter 1uay ru!y atrm that o obtains 800 per acre
for hls cottop and hut $a5 for his co md he eEo-
oorn Lot ii act upon thH suggsstion and iIlstead
Of SIS for sla Of oottnn aid TINT Of corn, tho
total return ct tho two acres Of cotton will be but
$3o narplus Of corn may be put into meat, and
soma Kind Of forage for animals; bus surplus OF
cotton must walt for the slow grinding ar TUG mills Of
the fareating gods, usually until dissat ut low prtcs4
redl.cea praulctou corlpsp0ndnEly.
Thu2 Wh!la cotton II aid long will bo the leading
product and tile most profitable Ae!a.crop Ut fair
prices s psoniueuce In the liat han kept and iH
koop!ng, tee States III comparative poverty, which ~
unnecessary 1t IA inoonyentent hnh injurious, 1t
duas not produce money enough to give wealth to 4
population Of nine millions. TLo other crops, i'll
& ns IN h tho rs
Of cotton. The cantus rseord Of production In these
Staten hut 1913 o1 tls record should 10 1node
pls q tsn Basa employed IL agriculture thu value Of
agricultural products exceeds but htta TINT Of the
sfae. Of Nav York and Pennsylyania where only
III
" AZ delueed from he Sensus, SUIT und $707, while
tlose Of Georgia and 1sa!sHrpt a1c $40 aud 1851.
ros @ en Sass ac ,Sersge @ Is 92s for ths four
tuclng uhtsp ahew larger return, tho average
for ono mans Abor in tia hyo tatcA botueen The Quo
nrsr IND tho lates letng M s49s, Who tl1s ex sse,o
bo thu ceusaa IL sas competu u tho eo.tou ntes, bt
1t Il undonablo TINT agricultural Industry n.kus q
smaller aggregate return hera than III any oter
prominence Ut cotton, the return for which IL Blb
stanay a1cd quantity and tho negect Ut all other
| 1asuureea.
tiou from Nfosess. Qrnne and Howard, OF
Georgia, and Lhwtun, Ut South Catollua.
! INu0A3EAENT.
Tho following resolutions nero unanimously
'oaRSIa R,sIs.s TIN. Til. oaasr.. h.. u...u.a will .h.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-29


Browns UMBRELLA.-Brown stood for
over an hour on a street corner yes
terday, holding a gigantic umbrella
over him. When any of his acquaint-
anccs not similarly provided-who the
day before would scarcely condcscend TO
give him q nod OF recognition-happened
to see! him they would smilingly salute
him, inquire how he felt, were the family
all well, etc., winding up by asking him
if he were going up or down, as the case
might be. Eyes, directly" Brown would
say, "wait q moment" After waiting
some time, and repeated nudges having
failed to bring him, the friend who was SC
very solicitous about Browns health
would attempt to emerge from the shelter
of the umbrella, when Brown would i'm
perfume him to wait moment longer,
asking him (atter he had already waited
five to ten minutes) what was his particu.
lar hurry. At last the iriend-who could
not perceive anything so very funny in
the neighborhood that should produce
such a broad grin on Brown-with look
on his face as though he had just discov-
cred, that he had cashed bogus check,
would dive from under the umbrella and
look as II he were mad at something.