Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-03-12
IN TOWN AND OUT.

!, Easter comes on the 9Th of April.
March came in lamb-like and bland
Every saloon in Marysville is closed.
TO curb fast young man-bridal
him.
The smallpox still fingers in Cleve-
land.
) | They are boring for coal near
Mansfield.
Boston has fresh cucumbcrs at a
dollar a cuke.
| Black River has changed its name
to Charleston.
The women question = "what did
she have on?"
1 The wind has been "on a high"
for the last few days.
1. The hand writing is on the wall of
the liquor traffic in Kenton.
-Horse-raddishes and sassafras can
confidently be looked for soen.
The Welsh -Weimer contest has been
postponed until the 18th of March.
They have had a smallpox scare,
but no smallpox, in Canal Fulton.
The weather the first days of this
week has been quite cold and windy.
Mount Vernon. xenia, Muskingum,
McConnellsville, and Cadiz,
Each bids long farewell 70 Rum,
And yells out, '-Go 1t. ladies'"
The First National bank of Youngs-
town has increased Its capital stock
from $500, 900 to $500, 900.
DO not run in debt to the shoe
maker. 1t is unpleasant to be unable to
say your soul is not your own.
How we are reminded of Springl
We saw cowslip in the open air on
Monday. She was on the ice.
Among the proposed changes or ad-
ditions to business in the coming spring
is new wall paper store.
Variety may be the very spice of
life, but the variations in the weather of
the past week are decidedly unseason-
able.
The war on the whisky sellers con-
tinues, but tie greatest sufferers are the
whisky drinkers who have been cut off.
The fifteenth annual Convention of
the Ohio State Sabbath School Union
will be held in Tiffin, on June 3rd, 4th
and 9Th, 1874.
Smallpox is still raging in some of
the northern counties Of the State, and
its preventive is vaccination. Be wise
in time.
The new ten cent fractional note is
nearly ready, and the public will soon
have supply of clean currency for a
change.
The American Sardine Cos. Bone
less Sardines, are much better, and less
than half the cost OF imported Sardincs.
30y1
Tive medical colleges-Starling, OF
Columbus, and Wooster, of Cleveland
graduated forty-five "pillars of So
ciety" last week.
The editor of the Canal Fulton Her.
aid, Mr.. Baughman. was in town Mon
day, and favored us with call.
The temperance work goes bravely
on. The ladies are indefatigable work |
ers in the good cause.
-Fairview, Beaver county, Pa, has |
organized an "anti-profanity society,""
Such an organization is badly needed |
in Millersburg.
The State Constitutional Conven-
tion has decided to adjourn on the 31st |
Of March, unless their business is SOON |
er completed.
The Women's Temperance Crusade
has reached California, movement |
having commenced at San Francisco |
on Saturday week.
1t was an expressive remark of |
practical man regarding the woman of
the period recently: "She don't know !
enough, sir, to boil water.'
The day of the jumping rope has
come again, and the voice of the little
girl who can 'jump a hundred times
without stopping" is heard in the land.
A gentleman writing letter con-
cluded 1t as follows: "Give everybody's
love to every body, so that nobody may
be aggrieved by anybody being forgot
tan by somebody"
To take out an advertisement to
practice economy, is like putting goods
in an old shanty in the suburbs of town
to keep from paying rent.
-"Teamsters and travelling peddlers
are down in the MOUTH" observes the
New London Record. We imagine,
rather, that they are "down in the
mud"
We understand that the Grand
Jury returned four of the saloons in
this place as public nuisances. They
-Kenton Republican.
The Ohio Legislature has been two
months in session, and has done COM
paratively nothing. II is time for 1t to
commence work or adjourn. 1t won't
matter much which.
"A man was boasting that he had
been married twenty years, and had
Those who know her say he didn't dare
to, but he never mentioned it.
"A few nights since two strangers
stopped at the Hurd House, Orrville,
and during the night stole two over
coats, the landlords watch and little
money.
The "Old Folks concert given last
week was rich treat. Many persons
from the country, who were detained at
home owing to bad roads have express
ed strong desire to have it repeated as
soon as the roads get good.
When the express train from the
west arrived at Orrville the other night
the engineer discovered a fine large
sheep lying under the head light. The
wOolly passenger was removed and
found to be alive and not much injured.
Have you got your names engraved
on your watches? II not you had bet
ter get it done at once. In the recent
robbery of the passengers of a train
near st. Louis, the thieves returned the
watches that had the owners names en-
graved OH them.
Seize present opportunities: aim
high; set high standard, and werk,
,oofk, WORK, and you will reach the
level that God intended you should
reach; and without this WORK there is
danger of being at last thrust aside as
an improbable servant. A lazy man
stands Il poor chance of getting into
heaven.
School children who read the news
papers are found to be better acquaint-
cd with geography, spelling, and the
meaning of words, grammar, and are
more generally intelligent than those
who do not. This is significant, but
undoubted fact. Therefore, let your