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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-08-25
PRICEToWN.
Health generally good.


Some typhoid fever around US.
Aug. 22.-Fine growing weather. Corn
and potatoes doing we'll since the late rain,
It being the best Of the season,
John Walker, Of Hamer township, buried
a SON. and Israel Dshass, Of the same place.
a daughter, both grown. They have car
sympathy. -Et r.r. ..r ... .,.4
The Democrats hayegot out their ticket
for Senator and Judge. We can beat it
and must do it. Every Republican to the
front, with Higgins tOlead, and the victory
is ours. ..-....'
Sam. Patton has become e. familiar
household word. No wonder Tom. Long
looks lonesome. He knows -he-irasa man
that viii walk of from him, and leave him
a Long way behind.
John II. Duvall, OF this township. win
be before the Democratic Convention, and
We hope he may get the nomination for
Recorder. As man, he is everyway worthy
and can come as near beating Keech as
any other man, but we don't intend TO have
him beat by anybody. Mark that, Johnny
The S. s. celebration at Duvail's Grove.
last Saturday, drew large crowd. Short
speeches were made by Rev. Ruble, Of
Pricetown, and William Roush. Carey
Matthews edged in few words in closing
up. Roush's speech was every way worthy
the man; abOunding with living ideas, and
up with the progress Of the age. Five
schoOls were in attendance, DodsonEille,
Buiord, Pricetown, Hollowtown and Har-
wood. The singing was excellent. We
saw two men drunk and disorderly, and
We think that refreshment stands are out
Of order on such occasions. The Dodson-
vile band furnished the music. and did
themselves credit. The PricetoWn band
played a few tunes, but felg themselves
glighied and quit OK THE WING.
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MoURYToWN.

Aug. 22.-The Mourytowu Dramatic
Club gave an exhibition last Saturday
evening to a crowded house. Music by
the Sardinia string band. Part Of the per-
iormauce was good, and part 10 decided
bad taste, In fact what you might call very
lor o0meiyi Too much Of the "Over-tho-
Rhine Narie,i,s' style about IT,
A fine rain lal wr Is, and now the farmer
speeds the ploN.
inregard 20 crops, we say corn, potatoes,
mud tobacco, half a crop and no more.
Now is the time to renew your subscrip-
tion TO the News. The Postmaster, G., II,
Diehl, will receipt for the money.
The U, d. fourth quarterly meeting for
this circuit, will be held here next Salur-
day and Sunday, Basket meeting on Sun
day in the woods near town,
The Mourytown Sunday School viii
hold q basket picnic IN the woods near
town, on Saturday, September 81, 10 which
everybody isinviled. We will have q coed
time, " and don't you forget IT,,
The contractors ior tho bridge over
Whiteook, near here, on the road leading
TO Carllse, have the abulmenlH up aud ex
peetto commence the woodwork this week
lis louB-uOSdud imps5VGmVuh '.. %
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LYWCHRURa

Aug, 22-The news that Rev. s. s. Hard
Of Russell's Station, had received the nom
imation as Prohibition candidate for tbe
Legislature from this county, was received
here with great enthusiasm, by ONE MAN
Hyatt Graham, Of Kansas, is here. via
itiHg relatives and friends '..H
Henry Head and family, Of Hillsboro.
spent Sunday with his brother, Rev. Thorn,
as Head, Of this place.
Married, on the 14,h Of August. 1881
Edward Michael to Miss Cynthia Michael.
by +. N. Michael, ]. P. No cards.
A young man by the name Of Garner,
who had been at the American House sick
for a week or mere, died about noon Sun
day, Of inflammation Of the bowels.
Dodson township is now without JP.
Thomas j. Screeohfeld has resigned, and
removed with his family 10 Brown county.
and Squire "Bully" Gibson is temporarily
out Of the county.
Carey A. Michaels smeko.house and
Tood-house, with most Of contents, were
consumed by fire one nighl last week.
With great effort, the dwelling, which was
only 20 foot away, was saved. The hro
originated from ashes deposited Ia q bar
rel The day previous, No Insurance.
PENCIL.
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THIS opo was vel Tor hearing before
Fac. llampn, Saturday lsst. NJ 10 o'clock
o.. m,, but on failure II Martha Ven lant,
the priaelpd witness for ne State, 10 ap'
pear 81 thut lime, the osFo was oohtluaod
Go 4 o'clock p, m, Au attachment Cor tho
witness was Issued, end sho was Brought
before lho magistrate at the hour named,
bot, on account OF the attorneys being
busy, and tLe laensss Of Tho houF, The
case was continued 10 l0-d6y, Tuesday
~ $50 o.. M. AZ that time, Van Zanl
waived nn examination anl was required
10 give bond n tho sam Of $780, for hlt
appearance before tho Oourl Of Common
Pleas. Failing in this, ho was committed
10 tho county jail,
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Teachers, Certificates.

Ata meeting Of tho Board Of School EE.
amiucrs on Saturday, August 20, 1851,
Gity-two applicants we're enrolled end Ger.
tifostes Issued o. follows
FoB SIX MoNrm-ElaworIh MoCop.
pln, Anna NJ. Hnl, Cora n, Emre Francis
NJ. Emric, Richard NJ, Wlllott, Milton NJ
Smith, James G Gray, Maggie Rsauea,
W, J, Gray, John o, Dalson, John W. Mo,
Kinney, John D, iI.rons, @, A, Stafford
Matte Patton, John MoMullen, N, W
Igo, Geo. Z. Fawley, jennie Morrow. John
$ Carlisle s, p Corboy, Frank Poaroe
Vnda q. Murphy, Alfred r. Dunean5on
Emma MoWnliama-2A.
Fau TwmyE MoETHs-Mah Miner
W. = Butler Charles p. Dunlap, Mnggl,
WhiDacrg, 2, L. Head ssllis Gibson, Jos
J.. Gallel, Marion d, Williams, J, +
Ronmsa, Carrie Hurd, Charles HuFd-li
Fon ElaurEEE MoNTns M Kat
Dwyer, s, s. Puekelt, Mata BehymsF-S
] certify the above 10 bo correct
H,s, pogeETT, Clerk,
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Look Ont For Them I

Lima (O.) Gazette II our friends in the
country should bo approached by good
lalSsr who has some new machine for tho
sale Of which he desires to mako tho FARM
er an agent, Il would be just as well to de-
cline the honor Oftoner than otherwise
Il brings trouble, A baud Of such swiud-
lera have been thoroughly working Ohio
They have patent Takea, pitchiorkH,
pumps, corn huskora, Otc. They appoint
rich farmers agents, supply them with
machines without any trouble, aud only
ask them to sign n note payable AZ tho
ueNrost bank for $50 when they have sold
1895 worth Of the implements. Thia con-
tract Is no written that tho end ia torn Of
and leaves good straight note Cor S325,
payable at the bank, at g per cont. inter-
ost, A large number Of farmers have
walked up and paid the amount, ana
charged Il up to experience, proat and
loss,
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BFLFAsr-

Our corn crop will be very light.
The potato crop will certainly be very
short. .r--t-
Pasture is.shoItj fruit not good, and fall
ing too soon.
Elder sevart preached at Mount Zion on
the l4th. The church has no pastor at
THE time. GOO, .-..r..-
Are ouE County Commissioners going 20
have the pixies kept ct the proper width,
or arc they going 10 let persons build their
fences on the road grades, and nal1s the
roads so narrow that a carriage cannot
pass drove Of stock ia safety , r.
Aug.22-Thers will be moro improve
menls in Belfast this year than for dozen
years past. Wm. Calvert is putting up
large gWo story residence, Thomas Custom
q ino tWo-story warehouse, DR.. Richards
has built good office, Enos Tonahin a.
good ore story house, and last, but not
least Edward Guslon is bpilding a snug
house. He is one Of our sensible young
men, who believes one had better have The
cage, before he catches the bird.
Some Of our people think the Republi-
can County Conventions have forgot that
there is q township called Jackson. Only
ono citizen ofour Up. has held a county oi-
fee since the Republican party was born,
We think we have well qualified men ior
county Offices, and are entitled 10 some
notice. We have no especial objection 10
the ticket, and we especially hope 10 see
Mr. Pugsley reelected By a large majori-
ty 20 the Legislature. We eau soy 20 him,
"Well done, thou good and iaiihlul sor-
vant.n
Our schools are now all taken up, and
the following arc the names Of the teach
ers:
lat dialriet, Not.ie Custer; %, Lewis Nc
Meekin; 80, Mr.. Hirons; 4ih, Fenton Gall;
oh, Charles Dunlapi 9th, George Gall; ;7lh,
Miss Bonham.
Wages per month from $50 10 about s35
There were applicants Tor the lasl school
here. This shows that The supply is be-
yond the demand FLORA.
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BBBHs#tse BON EN- ffes1s.
SENATORIAL AND JUDICIAL EOMI-
i.... NATIONS. 90,

! On Thursday, August 18Th, the day fixed
for the two Conventions at Greenfield, o.
the Democratic delegates from Ross and
Highland counties assembled at II o'clock
a. m. in the Town Hall, to nominate acah.
didate for State Senator. ,, -
It being a fOregone. .cOrelusion, that
Hon. w. II. Reed, of Ross county, would
receive the nomination, there was but lit
tie enthusiasm and small attendance.
Mr.. Kirby Smith, of Hillsboro, in bis
capacity as Chairman of the Central Com
mittee of Highland county, called the Con-
vention to order and named Mr.. VIM. Col
lier, an old wheeI-horse Of Ross county, as
Chairman.
This gentleman, on taking the Chair,
made a speech, meet for Democratic ears,
and announced that business would be
proceeded with.
Mr.. Hugh Vance, of Highland, was
nominated and elected Secretary.
After a motion, dispensing with the usu-
al committees, and providing that the
delegates present cast the vote of their re-
sPective counties, Mr.. Reed was unani-
mously nominated.
JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
Att o'clock p. m. the Democracy again
assembled, to name candidate for Com
mon Pleas Judge for the sub-distIict Of
Fayette, Ross and Highland counties,
Mr. Charles Palmer, of Fayette, was
chosen Chairman, and Hugh Vance, Of
Highland, Secretary.
Committees were again dispensed with,
and the rules of the morning Convention
adopted.
Uric Sloane placed in nomination, be-
fore the Convention, R. T. Hough, of
Highland county.
Ed. Wright, of Highland county, nam
ed Hon. II, L. Dickey, but before a bal
lot could be taken, Mr., Dickey's name was
Withdrawn. Mr.. Hough was then nomi-
mated by acclamation, and the Convention
adjourned So ended the second chapter
and the days proceedings,
During the last Convention, Mr.. Ed.
Wright made it funny and entertaining
for the audience, in his capacity as dele
gate from Fairfield tp., but with this ex-
ception there was no more enthusiasm in
The proceedings than might have been ez-
pected from the small attendance Of dele
gates TO both Conventions. It requires
contest to induce a turnout to political
Conventions, and, as we have said, there
vas none, in either case.
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Cave Party Extraordinary.

Under common impulse, brodghi
about by tho delightful weather Of last
week, two monster parties were organized
on Wednesday, tho i7tb, to do The
CatOa
East and woat ends measured their
length, and turned out pretty much all tho
non-voting population 10 bO gathered IN
each, II was very ino for tho participants
tho weather being propItlous, aud not tho
shadow Of an accident occurring 10 mar
the pleasure OF tho day but was doold.
odly hard on tho mao portion Of lhO com.
munlty. There was many a alrongly ex-
pressed regret, about dlnuor.timc, that the
CayOs were not In Guinea, or "somo olaer
seaport" Very little 'sarvca and cake and
ehiekon got away, Wo d!d hear Of the
fortunate omission Of ono lady on East
Main street 10 pack a cake, and tho follow
Ing day eighteen Of tho Cave party called
at hor house and considoraicly doyourod
The half remaining from tho onslaught Of
tho starving men folks whllo tho party was
at tho Caves About rs people, all ladies,
composed the party,
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probate Court Proceodlngs.

Adolo Duueausop appointed Guardian
Of Thomas Duncauson'a heirs.
CA. Faster appointed Administrator OF
the estate OF Robert Mckee. Bond 80, 200.
win OF Amos Chanoy admitted to pro-
bate, No executor,
Sarah A, Wiso, widow Of Christopher
Wise, elected to take under tho will
benson Barrett appointed Guardian OF
the minor children Of Asa Ladd, deceased.
Bond $1,000.
Thomas SpiJker, appellant from decision
Of the Trustees OF Dodsop township, on
location Of ditch, ....
Finding Of Trustees alirmod Motion
Tor a rcheariug made and oyeuuled
IHH.. m MARRIAGE LIoENsEG
20 WpltOr Z. HedrlelS 10 Ella ]. MeAlpiu.
Stephen Lamb to AnHnds Morrow.
Magtlp shuaateg TO Clara n. Brown.
rI. H... ......
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THE NEW COMMISSIONER Of PEN
SIONS.
NEW RULES ADOPTED IN REGARD
TO PENSION CLAIMANTS.

In a recent conversation with A. d.
Virgins, Esq, who has just returned from
Washington, DC, he expressed himself as
we'll pleased with the new Commissioner
Of Pensions, Col, Dudley, He seems dis
posed 90 give the soldiers & fair show. II
a communication Is received, impugning
the integrity Of a soldier claimant, that
claimant will have an opportunity to
meet the charges against him without de-
lay, and the evidence will be impartially
weighed,
This was not the case ueder the late
Commissioner. Col, Dudley issued an Or
der on the ID inst, prohibiting the reading
Of newspapers or smoking during business
hours, aud itseems as II he is trying to do
something to expdite the business Of Ms
bureau. When q soldier applies for a
pension, his case should be determined az
quickly as possible, Tor the reasonable i'm
ference Is, he does not make the applca-
tion until he needs the aid which the Gov
ernment promised him.
The Chief Of the Ohio Division, Colonel
f. D, Stevenson, Of Illinois, who was a col.
dler from the beginning to the close Of the
wsr, seems to be a man Of great executive
ability, lie entered the Pension Office in
1869 as m examiner, and Ohio soldiers can
rest assured that there will be no delay IN
settling their cases as fest rs the evldcno
h In,
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---IEs had--a-plaasaat-ssl Iast-EseL-fraza-
Mr.. John G. Sloan, Of Sedalia, No. Mr..
Sloan was. born in the thouse we now oc-
cupy5 bis grandfather beiik kois of thisifst
settlers here. The visit seemed % be of
interest TO him, be taking notes Of the old
landmarks in order 70 f6port't6 his eyed
grandfather the changes siuce he lived
here. Among The Items Of interest to him
was two huge poplar ir5uefa, that ms
gr91diatheF used 70 salt meat in 80 years
ago, when pork barrels were scsrts,
c. F. B.
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CRIMINAL HAPPENINGS.
A STOLEN HORSE RECOVERED.

Mr.. John Montgomery, living near New
Petersburg, had a horse stolen on Tuesday,
August 18th. He proceeded to offer re-
ward for and publish a description Of the
animal On Friday the Cincinnati Chief
Of Police telegraphed to the authorities here
that the man was arrested and would be
held until the horse could be identified.
Capt Ezra Stevenson, accompanied by
Mr.. Montgomery, went to the city, and the
latter identified his horse. The man was
brought here and arraigned before Mayor
BeesOn, pleaded guilty to the charge Of
horse stealing, and was bound over to Court
He now languishes in the Jail. His name
is not known he told the officers to call
him "MoCurdy," that that was near enough.
ANOTHER HORSE STOLEN.
Mrs. Sinclair, living on the pike between
Ruiusboro and New Petersburg, had a fine
brown mare stolen on the night Of August
l7th. She has placed the matter in the
hands Of Marshal Dave Harris, Of Green
Geld, who has published a description Of
the animal and offered a reward.
STILL AEoTHERl
Mr.. Isaac Jones, who lives on Mrs. Sin
slair'a farm, had horse stolen on the same
night, the thieves evidently. being in a gang
md operating on big scale.
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Professor Dawson, Of kIplsy, entertain
od nn immthrs audience Ia lhe afternoon
and evening oi Monday last, by HE public
dgbt rope performance On West Main
street ono Of hll ieals was 10 stand on
hlB head ou Che rope another, 10 walk th5
rope iu common brognn shoes, Ne h al,
together ihe beet in hIs line ever seen IN
liillsbofo, nnd considering The fact that be
Ii bat 22 yonu old and has had bat one
yenr experience iH the business, he bids
iIr lo create sensation one Of these dhyp,
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10. Miller was arrested on Saturday
last, on a warrant issued BY Mayor BeesOn,
charged with carrying concealed weapons.
He waived an examination and was bound
over to Court. In default Of bail he was
sent to iail.
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BENEFITS OF ADVERTISING.
WHAT A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS
MAN SAYS,

MEAD Durkhardt, prominent busl-
mesa mBn Of Cincinnati recently addrtArod
tho Commercial Club Of that city upon Tue
subject Of odver,ieng. lIo eaid
la my own business career, adyeHhing
largely and uuotuaugly has been an im.
portunt lAcl0E 10 waa not my plan 10 ad-
yortiso ilamingly for q brief period Ia the
trade season aud then stop. My huaia0aa
has been kept steadily before tho public 10
considerable extent tho year round. ]
believe it is better 10 occupy ono square
every day for % year than 10 cover pago
With letters three Inches long for week
aud then discontinue it altogether. In
this respect | might also parody tho old
saying that "a litllO learning ia q danger
Gus thing and remark the same thing Of
advertising, A little OF it is certainly an
eXpcnaiy0 thing, Rightly managed, con.
slant and widu advertising ia tho most
economical method a merchant can adopt
10 win customers, But advertise constant.
ly, or do not spend % dollar. Now 90 TO
general results achieved (snd / am not 60.
ing 90 give you any Of my business So
erotal have cast my mind'H eye hurried.
" over Hy experience m Cincinnati, and
am fully convinced that IN fifteen years,
with tho advertising have done, / have
pushed my business 10 q standing that
would have taken thirty years 10 reach
without gdyortiaing In truth, Il 10 doubt.
iul ll ] could have at all attained tho re.
suits | have without the aid OF tho news
papers. First and tho beat Of oil, as n
means for q merchant % mako himself
known, are Tho leading nowspapors. II ]
were asked 10 name tho merchants best
friend ] should answer tho daily newa-
paper. A hand.bili or circular may reach
a thousand persons, nino-tCnths OF whom
throw Il away without reading, but WE'LL
worded advertisement, printed In q leading
daily paper, which Is bought for the news
itountaiug, will roach lifty or q hundred
thousand persons, and In q way 90 cOu,
mend Itself 10 their attention.
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We we're mistaken in stating last week
that Esq, II, Il Quinn bad esohewsd the
practice Of law, Mr. Quinn has gone into
lhe drug buaInefs With bic brother, bot
Win be happy to transact any legal bust.
ness for bis old clients, or any new ones
that may present themselves
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Attempted Burglary.

Wilson's store, at Cynthians, Pike co.,
was broken open on ThuHday night last,
by three mep, but gentleman who was on
the watch, gave them the contents Of =
doubls-barrelod shotgun aud they left In
such a hurry that they secured no Plundsr,
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In the Commissioner proceedings, pub
lished elsewhere in this paper, will be found
the letting Of two new bridge contracts,
one over WhiteOak, at Buford, and the
other across Hardin's creek, near VIM.
Georges.
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HfehlanfIC CeantEFalrr
THE following new premiums have been
added TO 'tii6 Premium list. .


THE following new premiums have been
added to th5 Premium list. .
BOYS RIDING MATCH
To take place at II O'Clock third day.
Limited to lads under 10 years of age.
First Premium, Boys Saddle. Second
Premium, Boys Riding Bride.
Mule Race, S..
Dr. J. R. Callahan, Captain Of the BIZ
cycle Club, offers a Gold Badge for Slow
Byciele Race, to take place second day,
the Long Race being changed to afternoon
of first day. ls.- fa-vs ..F ,..-.
The third days Bicycle Race will be
mile heats, best two in three.
The Special Premiums offered by Col.
". II. Trimble for "Blohawks" colts, and
by Jacob Shack for "FOrest Chief" year
lings and colts,wil be awarded second day,
at 1 o'clock p. m. ..s..
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The following ladies and gentlemen,
oompHslpga party Of CIacinaiiahs, on
lholr way from lhe Adams County Mineral
Springs, we're registered n The Wright
Hotel on Monday night Mesns, Bert,
" y, and 7, W Boye, Guy W, Mnllon,
Sophie M0lloH, MrH, n, " Boye ana Mr.
aud Nh. Coffee.
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Fall Greek and lower Rocky Fork have
suffered less from drouth than any other
part Of the county. There will probably
be a full crop Of corn in Paint tp, and the
northern and eastern part Of Liberty.
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Mrs. Col. W. n. Trimblo and her sister
Mrn. BoeohoT, accompanied by The Rev.
Geo B Beeoher, leit on Monday morning
ior plllsleld, Mass, called there by = lel.
ogram announcing the sudden death Of Mr..
John Buckingham, brother Of the two
ladies' mentioned.
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Rev. DR.. McSurely resumed his pulpit
last Sunday morning. His congregation
welcomed him back from his summer vaca-
ton, by filling the audience-room, and
we're repaid by an excellent sermon.
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IN Ranlrnptov.

iH iiH DISTRICT gsutgs iaa lHJHI S'a'aI, NJ E,r
SsHt.aH DaJ.,i " glo.
. luths maltrr ot
BILLS yANrgLE IN BaLrapDey.
NaHaFuni
MollCE la lEREpI 0lFEN THAT TuERE
haukfgnt attbo aNCr ut t1Iuea l. fh1nnzun. ono
O, thr hagatcrt i1g thC Ta.d District. IH iiIatur1.
OhIot ou SATURDAY, TIiE sith DAY lH hJ-
thH assigauJ of uIt Bankrupt WIN MO Ea H.I
report and account as such laa' 'EurG, uHf r.E fn
De discharged from Bis slIJ Jrust aH lHsluf- uf
said bankrupt
ubtgi August Do, A, n., tseI
JANE8 ~, rHOMTsON H
EcFIsfcg iu Hukmrltv
hui8W9 Sixth uIHt ed Ihb s fI .r ID
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Miss Belle Walling, a daughter Of Hon.
A. T. WalIing, Of Ciroleville, for few
days past The guest Of Miss Annie Spargur,
Of East Main street, returned home Mon
day morning.
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"Hurrah for BookwalterI" !" Such, men
and brethren, was the exclamation We
heard the other night, from the lips Of a
man, on his way to the ''Booss," between
two policemen. "shall there be any more
drinkiBg?"
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Mrs. /. W. Thompson and her daugh-
ter, Miss sallie, returned home TO Xenia
last week. Miss sallis, we regret TO say,
will not return 10 HillsborO for seyernl
months. In the meantime shs will tisit
friends IN Dayton and other places.