Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-02-19
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Len Bird is selling out.

Len Bird is selling out. lift
Tobacco of all brands at Lang's. st
Len Bird has a splendid stock o
goods. 17tf
No more shooting game this sea
son.
Go to Maxwells' if you want you
dollars to spin out the farthest. 5tf
The Akron Business College has Z
students.
Suits made to order on short notice
at Len Birds. 17tf
Detroit boasts of a genuine case o
leprosy.
For the best Syrup & y. o. Molas
ses go to Lang's. 3tf
/ Navarro dealers sell carbon oil at Il
cents per gallon.
The Tuscarawas county Infirmar,
has az inmates.
Finest five cent Cigar in town a
Lang's. 3tf.
Ohio is the only State that is rount
at both ends and high in the middle.
Boys goods very cheap at Lei
Birds. 17tf
Prejudice magnifies faults; love mag.
mites virtues.
-Nicest assortment of Cakes & Can
dies at Lang's. 3tf
Honest ducks dip their heads under
the water to liquidate their little bills
Jack Frost is said to have been the
author of "Beautiful Snow"
Go to Lang's Bakery for all kind:
of good Groceries d Provisions 3tf
-Overcoats for $1,000, worth 1900;
Overcoats for s4,00, at Len Birds. 17ti
Nichols, of the Springfield Republic
very appropriately characterIzes liquor
saloons, as "orpIian factories"
1t may be useful to paste in your
hat the fact that a tornado moves at the
rate of eighty miles an hour.
-Slimpsy has felon on his finger,
but he won't use the remedy we sug-
gest for felons-twisted hemp.
The Ladies Mite Society of the Lu-
theran church will meet at Mrs. Hatt's
at the parsonage next Monday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Sample will preach in the
Presbyterian church in Millersburg on
next sabbath.
Akron is to have a new hotel, by
and adding an addition to
the Opera House.
Farms to rent are scarce in this
county. Persons having any to rent
would do well to leave word 1T this Of
flee.
There are ordinances on the statute
books of our town, that if faithfully Ell
forced, would close up every liquor sa-
loon in twenty-four hours.
--latest styles of fall and winter
Clothing just received at Maxwell's,
which will be sold cheap for cash. 5tf
Everything in the furnishing goods
line sold at greatly reduced prices at
5tf
For Soda, Pic ME, Lemon, Suga
& Cream Crackers go to Lang's he al
ways has Il fresh supply at Wholesale &
Retail. 3tf
The Chicago AdcaRce, remarking on
the tightness of boots and shoes and the
capabilities of the foot, ,pitifully declares
that we don't get half the good from
our toes that we might.
Just as we were beginning to
breathe easier, imagining that bustles
had gone ont of fashion, we are assured
that "six weeks hence and the hustle OF
spring will be heard in the land"
"A sharp boy in Rowsburg was
sent after kerosene; but he spent the
money and filled the can with water, land
his father went over and pounded the
grocer for swindling him.
An Indiana editor mildly remarks:
sIfyou can't bring us wood, remember
Is in your prayers. 1t is something to
know, as we sit and shiver, that we are
not forgotten, if the stove is cold"
Tho dry goods store of j. B. Power,
IF Wooster, was burned out on Sunday
lbout noon. The fire caught in some
piece goods from the furnace. The
goods were insured. The loss is said to
be about $4,000.
An Ashland man very nearly broke
MS back the other day by sitting down
IN chair after some one had pulled il
lway. He said he could tell that was
oke the very minute his pants struck
lie floor.
sold Sol" has been frequent visi-
or of late. His warm and genial coun-
enance is always welcome at this sea-
'on of the year, unless man is in the
ce trade.
A religious life is not thing which
ipends itself like a bright bubble on the
rivers surface. 1t is rather like the riv-
,r itself, which widens continually, and
is never so broad or so deep as where ii
rolls into the ocean of eternity.
Franklin once wrote:
"He who by the plow would thrive.
Himself must either hold or drive
These lines were very popular in their
iay, and even now they are sometimes
quoted by cid fogies. But some person
has eclipsed them by bringing out the
.sHe who by his biz would rise,
Must either bust or advertise.
"A man who missed a passenger
train on one of our railroads, pat up
with the accommodations afforded by Il
freight train loaded with lumber. He
said on arriving home at midnight il
took his family six hours and 4 paper OF
needles to pick the sliyers out of him,
and that he never had so much cheap
board in so short time in his life.
The most agreeable of all compan-
ions is simple, frank man, without any
pretensions to any oppressive greatness; !;
one who loves life and understands the
use of it; obliging alike at all hours !;
above all, of golden temper, and as
steadfast as an anchor. For such one
we gladly exchange the greatest genius
the most brilliant wit, the profOundest
"A Missouri paper says: "The Gus
tom of putting powder III sticks Of wood
for your neighbors to steal is an old and
barbarous one, and when we passed by
a house the other morning and saw the
family shivering out in the yard over Il
broken stoYe, and heard the ch ildren
crying for breakfast, our heart was fill
ed with bitter reflections on mans in
TO man."
The Rirenna Press of last week
says that Mrs. ID. Burnham, of Roots
town. Portage county while IN cough
ing lit Il few days since. detached her
tongue at the roots, and it dropped out
into her hand. The member had be-
come paralyze,l a year or two since,ant!
upon examination caneroid liberation
was found iii the attachments. Since
this strange event Mrs. Burnham has
been about the house attending to her
domestic affair. a, usuaI and Is ahIn tD