Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-28
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Dancing is going out of fashion.
Ice trade has opened up briskly.
Business was lively on Saturday.
keep your scratching hens at home.
i. Cremation will surely be di-urn-al.
Don't sponge your neighbor's pa
per.
4 -Beecher's pulpit is made OF Olive
Wood.
How to please a lady-let her do
as she pleases.
Concert at Monroe Centre next Sat-
urday evening.
Don't be idle-if you have nothing
else to do, 60 fishin'.
-Weston's ice-cold soda water Is de-
licious. Give it q trial.
| The stone for foundation of the new
warehouse are being hauled.
-sDown in the cornfield," is where
you will find the farmer now.
The street Commissioner is busy.
Let there be thorough work done.
Reports from every part of the
county indicate fine fruit crop this
season.
The Editors of Ohio will meet in
convention on Friday of this week in
Columbus.
TO cure q batchelor's aches-carry
to the patient eleven yards Of silk with
a woman in 1t.
A man who travels barefoot around
his bedroom, often finds himself on
the wrong tack.
Some of our young men have found
out that to get up dance is an expen-
sive amusement.
II. j. Coffey was In town over Sum-
day. He is looking well. Orrville
must agree with him.
John d. Wise has been appointed
postmaster at Walnut Creek instead of
Daniel Bates resigned.
Make your arrangements to attend
the County s. S. Convention at Hope
well, on the 10th of June.
"A second Presbyterian church has
been formed in Wooster, services to be
held in tho University Chapel.
"A temporary fence has been put
around the Presbyterian church, and
the grounds graded and sodded.
There will be preaching in the Pres
byterian church, at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
next Sabbath.
"A few lots of sheep were sheared
last week and the poor things were
troubled with the chills several days.
There is no day of rest for the lit
tie fishes.in the brook. Too many idle
men and boys 60 fishing on Sunday.
VIII Waits, an employee in the job
department of the Akron Beacon, has
been spending few days at home, in
Millersburg.
The Great Western Band Of San
dusky will furnish music at the coming
Commencement of University of Woos-
ter.
-Bascom, formerly editor of the
Mount Vernon Republican, is now con-
Quoting the editorial department of the
Rep. q Rep. Of Canton.
Rev. A. E. Thompson of Apple
Greek preached in the Presbyterian
church SuVaay morning and evening
to an interested congregation.
The widow of Kite E. Harris, of
Wooster, was taken to County Infirn-
ary in an insane condition last week.
Her case is pronounced among the
worst.
The gay and festive potato bug has
made his appearance, and is again on
the war path. He has come to stay all
summer, and intends to be engaged in
his usual occupation.
When you come in to pay your tax,
don't forget to call on the printer and
leave the price of your subscription.
We need money badly now and must
have what is due US.
The cheapest material for marking
linen is coal tar diluted with benzeen.
Printers ink is also very cheap and eff
fective.
Nearly the whole country reports
that there never was better prospects
for fruit and wheat crops than at pres
ent.
Mrs. Porter, of Mansfield, sued a
saloon-keeper under the Adair Liquer
Law, and got a verdict of four thou
sand dollars damages.
Salem school children have the
mumps, chicken-pox, whooping-cough
and nettle-rash.
-Eshelman,- of the Wayne County
Democrat, modestly says If he is allowed
a choice in the matter he will not be a
candidate for Secretary of State.
Never speak disparaging of the |
manufactures of your ewn town. Re
member that home enterprises should
always be encouraged.
Don't stoop to the level of black
guard. The world will waste no SYM
pathy on the man who breaks his own
back.
The Alliance town council on last
Monday evening passed the McConnells
vile ordinance by four to two. Great
rejoicing followed.
1t has been found out in town that
chickens and garden are not sue
cess. 1t is not chickens and garden,
but chickens or q garden.
Our neighbors of the Massillon In
dependent have purchased a new and
larger press, expecting to increase the
size of their paper by the first of July.
The English Lutheran church of
Wooster now boast Of large new Pipe
Organ. They gave an Organ Concert
on Friday and Saturday evening to
show its powers.
Truth is stranger than fiction,"
and much more satisfactory. This is a
very satisfying truth; Miss Sawyer's
Salve affords relief in many cases where
all other remedies are useless.
"A young man was instantly killed
on Friday in Mt. Vernon. He was as
sisting in moving piano, when in turn
ing a corner the instrument turned over
and falling cut of the wagon, crushed
young Roberts to death.
The parties who gave the "Old
Folks Concert" some mohths since, have
been requested to repeat the concert, as
many from the country were prevent
ed from attending owing to the bad
roads. This request will doubtless be
needed in few weeks.
There are several kinds of worms
which trouble horses; the pin-worms
(pointed at both ends) are the most
common and most dangerous. Sheri-
dams Cavalry Condition Powders will
in few days eject the worms, and the
horse will begin to thrive.
Factories and machine sbops should