Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-02-12
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Len Bird is selling out.

Len Bird is selling out. lift
Tobacco of all brands at Lang's. St
-Nicest assortment of Cakes & Can
dies at Lang's. 3tf
Geo. Schnorr put up one hundred
tons of ice on Monday.
DIR. Ross has the congratulations o
his friends. Ii is girl.
=. Go to Lang's Bakery for all kind
! of good Groceries & Provisions 3tf
-Silas W. Close offels at public sal
= on the 2Sth inst, live stock, farmin.
e utensils, &c. See bills.
The Old Folks Concert will be Civ
/; en- about the 26th and 9th of thi
E month.
e --latest styles Of fall and winte
! Clothing just received at Maxwell's
y which will be sold cheap for cash. 5tf
The dedication of the new N. E
!, church at Oxford took place last Sab
bath.
, A man who was found asleep il
the coal bin said he was laying in win
ter fuel.
The Ohio Railroads killed 200 per
sons and wounded 3S9 durins the yea
ending on the 30th of last June.
Licking, the greatest sheep county
of the State, reported 244, ,6l2 head. Har
rison came next, reporting POS, ,749 head
Will Nunemacher, an employee il
this office, has been sick with dyptheria
for the past two weeks. He is recover
ing, and will soon be out again.
The City Council of Newark ha;
directed that a new Census of that place
shall be TAKEN preparatory to the pub
lication of a Directory.
&C. c. Waite, of GAINESVILLE, Super
intendent of the Cincinnati & Musking-
un Valley Railway, is a son Of Hon.
NJ. r. Waite, the New Chief Justice.
The Bar of Columbus (66 in num-
ber) have petitioned the Constitutional
Convention to make Franklin county a
separate Common Pleas District.
-aHave you BLASTED hopes %" asked
a young lady of librarian with his
handkerchief tied over his jaw. "NO
ma'am,'' said he, ''it's only blasted
tootbache.
"A fine snow fell OIL Friday night,
and on Saturday large number of peo-
pie were i'm town in sleds. Saturday
night the bells kept up constant jingle.
Sunday found the roads bare again.
We have received copy OF "Baum-
bach's New Collection of Sacred Mu-
sic," from the publishers, Oliver Ditson
& Co., Boston, Mass. We shall notice
the work in our next.
-Knex county has three pupils i'm
the Institution for the Education of the
Blind, at Columbus, viz: Eddie West,
Martinsburg; Annie J. Lewis, Mt. Ver-
non; Mary j. Popham, Amity.
Love thy neighbor as thyself. Bor-
row his plow, hoe or horses, whenever
you can; but if he wants to borrow
yours, tell him you're sorry but you
were just going to use them yourself.
Mrs. John C. Fremont writes to a
gentleman in Philadelphia that the re-
port declaring her husband to be affiict-
ed with cancer is entirely false, and
that the Generals health is excellent.
We furnish Envelops with Busi-
ness Card thereon, nearly as cheap as
the blank envelopes can be purchased
elsewhere. u
Don't walk on a railroad track. A
Mrs. Wansettler, OF Unionport, Jeffer-
son county, was killed last week, while
engaged in walk on the Pan Handle
road.
The first thing a man does in Mans
field, after waking up in the morning,
| is to stick his head out of the window,
and inquire of the first man he sees on
the street, "who's gone up now?"
| "A mortgage for $4,000, 600 of dol
lars, was recently recorded in Lorain
county, and is given by a railroad COM
pany to the Union Trust company OF
New York.
Joseph Adams will offer for sale,
at his residence l. % miles north of town
on Friday, Feb. 20, Horses Cattle, Hogs,
Sheep, Farming Implements. &c. See
sale bills.
1t is impossible to tell our distant
readers what kind of weather We have
had since last week. For variety it
surpasses the recollection of the Oldest
inhabitants. We have had all sorts and
not much of any one kind of weather.
The game laws of Ohio forbid the
shooting of quail, turkey and rabbit be-
tween the lst of February and the 18th
no<nI,ar chn,,11 falya
notice and govern themselves accord
ingly.
A bill has been introduced i'm the
Ohio Legislature to require prisoners
in county jails to work out their fines
and costs. We hope that bill may be-
come law. If it does, our iails will
have less population.
No man who parted his hair in the
middle, or owned three front names
was ever elected President of the Uni
ted States. In fact, all the Presidents
but four had each but one front name.
Moral: Don't use front names reckless
ly in naming your babies.
There are those who have expressed
desire to sign the Temperance Pledge,
and would like to know where pledge
can be found readily. We are request
ed to say that any such can have the
opportunity by calling at J. Mulvane's
store.
Knox county has six pupils in the
Deaf and Dumb Institution, at C0lum-
bus, viz: Charles NJ. Rice, MilfordtoH !;
Jos. W. Leib, Rich Hill; Alice Hall,
Milfordt0n; VIM. W. Baker, MillwOod !;
John S. Leib, Rich Hill; Lorin A.
Stinemetz, Mt. Vernon.
| That manufacturing pays, is Illus
trated by the dividends just declared
by incorporated companies at Tiffin,
Ohio, the present week. The Tiffin
Stove Factory declares 15 per cent; the
Tifin Woolen Mills IL per cent.
Since the middle of November, the
Licking County Infirmary has furnish
ed supper, lodging and breakfast to
over zoe tramps, on their way from
place to place, seeking employment.
The 'stramps" all visit Newark often
and stay long.
We think it would be well if Mrs.
Winslow would add the 5th command
ment to the labels on her syrup bottles.
1t would be a great benefit to young
husbands who have to get up and pour
the stuff out by the light of the moon,
when the thermometer is below zero,
and the wind is bowling through the
trees, &C., &c.
Local life Insurance Agents would
do well to be Oh their guard against bO-
gus general agents. One of such
named, Barns, called on a local agent oi
the Chicago Life Insurance Company.
at Wellington recently, and did him oui
of $3.50, which he pineth for with little