Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-06-18
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Exhibition Friday evening.

Birds. 17tf
Len Bird has 4 splendid stock O
goods. lift
Weston & Huston sell carbon Gil 70
2Octs. Der gallon. 34tf
!. The great farmer grangers suits
for-$I0 at Marks. 42m1
Some small boys broke into Rev. o
Badgley's house the other day.
A Kansas man sent his wife after
, the cows, and she came home dumb a!
an oyster.
| Good little boys are now anxiously
enduring, (which sunday-scheoli is go
: ing to have the first picnic?'
A nice line of linen and alpaccs
coats, in great variety, just received at
Marks. Ami
Attend the entertainment given by
the Millersburg Acadamy on Friday
: evening in American Hall.
An extra nice line of spring and
summer cashmere suits for $40 to s12
Just received at Isaac Marks. 42m1
Len Bird is selling loads of Cloth
ing. We see bundles going out every
day. lift
Hon. NJ. A. Hoagland has our thanks
for COPY of the "Ohio Statistics" for
1873. The work is neatly bound and
valuable.
A great variety of Scotch cashmere
suits for men and boys all sizes and
colors at lower prices than any other
house in town, at MARKS. 42m1
4 Quite an interesting party was Civ
en- by Mrs. Judge Reed on Tuesday eve
ming for the benefit of Miss Norton, OF
Pittsburgh, who is visiting her.
The through freight got off the
track near Apple Greek on Monday af-
ternoon, and detained the passen-
ger trains for several hours.
i Rev. A. S. Milholland and wife have
returned home after an absence of four
weeks. They are both looking better
after this visit.
Miss Skeeter, that lively little CO.
quette that sips the nectar from the
cheek of. lad and lassie, has put in an
appearance for the season.
Bill Forbs believes in improvements.
He is continually making additions to
4 his livery stable, such as new horses
and buggies. Stop and get rig.
We furnish Envelops with Busi-
ness Card thereon, nearly as cheap as
the blank envelopes can be purchased
elsewhere. U
Nothing has yet aecurred to dispel
our happy hopes of an abundant peach
CROP. Old fruit growers say that the
crisis is now past as far as frost is con-
cerned.
"A recent act of the Legislature
makes the pointing of firearms, loaded
or unloaded, at any person, Unable
offense, and from five to fifty dollars is
the amount which may be assessed.
H. A. Mumaw, formerly. of Paint
township, now of Elkhart Ind, is
spending few days with his friends in
this county. He is engaged in the"Her-
aid of TRUTH Office published in Elk
hart.
A Doctor at Ada is making himself
notorious by giving prescriptions of
| liquor to students to get intoxicated on.
Such persons are too contemplate for
even the law to take a hold upon.
Here is safe and easy method of
preventing COW from kicking. Pass
small rope around her body close back
of the fore-legs; tie it twice, and twist
it up with short stick.
The finest and cheapest line of gents
furnishing goods, hats and caps in
greater variety than any other house in
Millersburg, at the well known clothing
house of Isaac Marks. 42m1
1t is said that three tablespoonsfui
of paris green mixed in a tub of water
and sprinkled over potato vines will
prevent their destruction by the bugs
and go farther than three pounds of
paris green applied dry. Try it.
There are few little boys in town
who can be found most every day, with
lot of change in their pockets, in eth
er of the bakeries, buying cakes and
candies. They don't get the money from
their "dad's" as they call them.
The smallest dew drop that rests
on lily leaf at night holds in itself
the image of shining star, and in the
most humble, insignificant person some
thing good and true can always be
found.
The best time to pick out wife is
in house cleaning time. Select one with
her sleeves and skirts pinned up and a
mop pail in her hand. The kind that
you don't want. go visiting and leave
their mothers and the hired women to
do the work.
The organization of oranges COM
menced in 1868, in which year ten were
organized. In 1873 the number reach
ed 10000. There are now 35 State Or
CARNATIONS, having 1900, 900 members.
Ohio is reported as having 1000 oranges.
&C. NJ. Nichols Of the Springfield
Republic was elected President of the
Ohio State Sabbath School organization
for the ensuing year, at the recent State
Convention held at Tiffin. Mr.. Mich
OILS is an earnest worker in the S. S.
cause.
If you want any plums, you must
destroy the curculio. The most effec-
tual way to do this is to shake the tree
frequently and pick up all the plums
that fall to the ground and burn them.
A white sheet laid under the tree will
facilitate this besides giving you an op-
portunity to secure and kill the insect.
Its nail down your windows this
time. A little thief crawled in through
an open window, into Mr.. SpraIkle's
house, in broad daylight, and stole a
small amount of money. There is trap
set for that boy, and he needn't be sur
prised if he gets his foot in it soon.
"A terrible hail storm visited Chip
pewa Township last Sunday doing con-
siderable damage. Hail stones seven
inches in diameter are said to have fall
en- in large Wooster Rep.
Pretty good size. Ice must be plenty
up there now.
Some parents are so foolish as to
think their children need no direct cul-
tivation, that they will grow up beau
tiful and COED which will be natural,
taking after their progenitors. All,
parentsi watch them. Don't go out
preaching to yeur neighbors, for you
might come home finding "your indul-
gent" crawling in some ones window.
Plant trees by the road side. They
add greatly to the beauty of the place,
cheering the weary traveller in a hot
day, and making resort for birds, the
farmers allies. Naples grown by the
road side soon make sugar orchard,
adding to the income of the owner
yearly, at the same time growing valu-
able wood and timber, no Insignificant
compensation for planting and care.