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" I-EESBURG.
SATURDAY., June 80, 1888.

on Sunday, July 8, at 390p. m. The exercises
will be varied 30 as to be unusually interesting
and good turn out of all temperance people is
desired. The principal address will be dehv-
cred by Rev. NJ. Redkcy.
A petition praying our town council 20 pro
hibit the sale OF ale and beer i'm our village Is
being circulated this week The ladies Of the
w. @. T. Union at their meeting ON Thursday
last decided to practice "bOycOtting' on each and
every business house in town that refused to
sign the petition. Swords sometimes huv two
edges It seems.
The principal attraction at the Crystal Foun-
tain Stock Farm just now is a fine black COLI
sired by the famous Gov. Sprague of Kentucky.
Tho colt resembles very closely the sire, who
was purchased few years since at S25 900.
lIr. W. W. II. Huff is well known throughout
the county as O raiser Of Short Horn cattle and
Long Wool sheep, but this Is about his first
venture I'm fine horses
A tired looking cave party passed through
here late Saturday evening EN- route for their
homes at Sabna. It consisted Of the following
a5 near as the scribe could ascertain George
White and Miss Jennie Curtis Albert Amos
and Miss Eta Chance, Harry Curtis and Miss
Alpha Wright, Nilt Curtis and Miss Lenua
Whinnery, Viola Otto and Miss Mary Channel,
! John Manlove, Of the Sabina News, and Miss
I Rosa Hutchings
Mr. F. Battan OF Thornville who made ar
rangements with the citizens here to start a
newspaper has written that he has concluded
| to remain where he is. but is willing to estab-
| lish a branch Office here and give us a news
paper. He has been informed that we do not
want any branch Office of the Thornville News
in this place Another gentlemen from Perry
county has written asking that he may accept
| the terms offered Mr.. Battan and we may have
| a newspaper Of our own yet.
The many friends Of Samuel Bennett late of
Westboro but formerly of this place, will be
| panied TO hear Of his sudden death, which oc.
CURED at Burlington, Iowa one week ago last
| Wednesday night. While changing cars at
that point to visit friends in another part of
the state, he was taken by violent hemorrhage
and In less than five minutes was a lfeless
corpse. The old settlers in this section will
remember him, as the first forty years Of his
life was spent on a farm in the Olive Chape
neighbOrhood, about two and a half miles north
of this village. He was buried at Burlington
Iowa, but will in all probability be brought to
Westboro this fall.
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Ice cream, lemonade, soda water at Harcuus
my2m8
Heavy toll nt Lazanby's mil now. Joshua is
f.. hor ufa big boy,'
Mosos Calvert, of Hillsboro, was in town ON
business last Friday.
Rev. j. wilson held an interesting childreu's
meeting at East Monroe yesterday Sunday at
. p ~. .
Tho Misses Hiniul and J. W. Weaver re-
turned Saturday Last from an extended visit in
Indiana.
Clas Turner purchased forty-elght very fne
cattle OF David Terrell last Friday for Which Ac
paid him almost S1Ol each.
Rev. W. IT, Sanders was absent Saturday and
Sunday at Cyuthiaua, where he WAS iu attend
ance upon a two days meeting.
Tom Marchaut, principal Of the Bellaire
High School, is rusticating at the home OF his
father, Mr.. Jonah Marchant, north Of town
Tie shipping season has opened up now and
farmers having stock TO sell will do well to con-
suit carefully our market reports each week.
Gr Z. T. Bumgarner and Mr. West, of New
Boston, accompanied by their wives, paid an
angels visit to our village one day last week.
Mr. Ell Griffith after several weeks rocrea-
tion and visiting among his old chum5 hasre-
turned to his place in the bank at HoOpstUn,
Ind.
lie fri,n Is and relatives Of Tom Cox, Jr.,
/ to the number Of about thirty persons gave
! him surprise dinner last Saturday in honor
Of his 26th birthday.
! s. b. Guthrie received handsome present
| from tho Pension Department last Friday in
/ the snug sum Of nearly $500 back pension,
and "A per month in the future.
Edmund MCYey, aged about seventy, died of
paralysis, a few miles north Of this place last
! Friday and was buried on Saturday. Deceased
| has been an invalid for two or three years past.
Nine young babies assembled in solemn con.
clave at tho residence Of y, W. Cox on East
Main street last Sunday and had picnic. The
youngsters were accompanied by their man.
mas.
The types made us say last week that Rev.
/ Wm. Watts would conduct meetings at Fair.
field on Sunday, July 8, at IL a. M, when it
should have read July 1. He will hold meeting
at 4 p. m. next Sunday, July 8.
Mercy on us the women have had another
baby show this week. The last one that occurred
as far as we have been able to ascertain was at
Fred Pavey's last tuesday. Only seven were
able to attend though, after last sundays dis
spation.
Quite a commotion was raised on the corner
Of Fairfield and Main streets last Thursday
who came up town TO tongue-lash Earnest
Gordon for teasing her little boy. No blood
no arrests.
Burglars again got IN their work last We'd
uesday night at the clothing house Of Warren
johnson and secured two full suits Of clothes
besides hats and shoes TO the amount of s5t
to SIS. One pair Of pants was found on tn,
sbeot Just hilow Mayor Sgffeds on. the follow
ing morning. No clue and never will be.
There will be a rousing temperance mas
meeting held at Hardin's Creek meeting hous
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Mr.. Clay Fields, Of BellefOntaine, is visiting
his parents here.
Mr.. J. F. Holladay has sold his restaurant to
Harry Cleveland.
Mr.. Ed CLANCY has bought new portable
engine and thresher.
Council held called meeting Friday night
TO reconsider the tax levy,
DIR. j. Garner has removed bis dental office
to the odd Fellows building.
Several Of the youag people Of Hillshoro,
were visiting Harry Glenn on Sunday.
Miss Bertha Kleckner Of Brown county, is
visiting DR.. J. d, Klecliner, Of Main street.
DR.. Brown and wife, Of Hillsboro were the
guests of Dr. Brown Of this place On Sunday
Mr.. Loomis CLANCY, of sharonville, Ohio, a
former Lynchburg boy, is visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. VIM. Keeler and Miss Alice Tedrick, Of
Jacksonville, were married on the goth inst. at
the NJ. E. Parsonage, by the pastor, Rev. A. D.
Maddox.
Several Of the members of Pricetown Lodge,
1. o. o, F., visited LyuohbuTg Lodge last Sat
urday night
BIr. .. r. Rizer attended the Funerall Direc-
tors' Association at Cincinnati on Wednesday
and Thursday.
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MOVERS e co.
EAGLE CLOTHING HOUSE.
MILLETTSYI.LE.

VIM. Rink, near Sharpsyille, died on the
morning Of the 22d Of fever and pulmonary
troubles in the 25th year of his age. He was
well beloved and will be sadly missed in the
neighborhOOd.
In the stone quarry of John Mabin near here
can be found some Of the finest specimens of
free stone, marble, sand and lime stone, the
latter perfectly soaked with pure coal tar lead
ing every one to the supposition that beneath
this bed Of stone is a rich deposit Of fuel that
could be marketed to good advantage, especial
ly 10 Hillsboro. And some thirty rods dis
tance from the quarry is q well owned by Martin
" Naulder, in which can be dipped pure car
bon oil, and it is claimed by Mr.. Naulder that
has great medicinal qualities. Your cores
pondent stopped little while some days ago
and saw stone of Eve pounds weight placed
on small ire and in less than ten minutes l
was sure that at least one pint of pure coal tar
had eXuded from the stone. 1t is a rich treat
to visit the quarry at this season, especially
geologists and tourist in scar Oh Of something
new and strange Strong talk is heard ON all
hands about sinking a shaft for OIL Some
twenty years ago this site was leaed for the
purpose of sinking a shaft for oil by an East
ern company, but was afterWard abandon
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MARSHALL.

Some. Of our farmers expect to commence
harvesting this week.
Mrs. storer, of Indiana, is visiting her broth
er, Samuel Roads, and other relatives in this
community.
Edward Ford was thrown from a colt week
before last while trying to break it. 1he colt
ieu ON him hurting him very badly, but thinks
he is about all right now.
Russell b. Smith expects to teach a select
school in Marahall commencing this month.
Spring schools have all come TO a close in
this township,
school closed in District No. Friday, June
I'D, Miss Ida Mllbuu the teacher, was verv
agrebably surprised rs seeing the householder
coming lu az noon with their families and with
baskets Wen filed with the best of eatables.
After duncr We listened to some defamation
which the scholars had prepared, which were
lnterpersed with vocal music. The day was
pleasantly spent and will DO remembered BY Gl
Who We're present.
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EMERALD.

Farmers busy cutting wheat.
Fine prospect for corn. Messrs II. W.
Lines and Sam Edenfeld have two of the finest
fields of corn in the township.
lice Chapman Is cropping with W. X. Nay
lor.
Mr. Isaac Roberts, Of Taylorsviue, and Miss
Mary Wilkin, Of New Market, were the guests
Of Sam Eden1eld last Sunday
Mrs. Blair of Rochester, New York, is visiting
her brother, IL. W. Lines OF this place.
Mr.. Mannis Reese and family, of BUwcrsville,
visited friends and relatives here last week
J. NJ. Edenheld has made the following sales
recently one thoroughbred calf to James
SHAW SlOO one COW aud calf to Mr.. Cople, Of
Ripley $500,
Mr.. Isaac Winkle buried an infant child at
Wesley Chapel last Thursday.
W. L. Albert and Company have started d
huckster wagon.
MIR. John Gilbert, Of this place, who recently
! returned from the West was married to Miss
Clara Custer, OF New Market, on June goth.
Their many friends wish them success.
A grand surprise was given Mrs. Reese, of
| this place, Monday, June 10th, it being her
69th birthday. About one hundred friends
and relatives with baskets well filled were pres
ent. The old lady received quite number OF
handsome presents from her children.
candidate for representative of Adams
county was in our midst last week, but not be-
ing well acquainted with the county he got
aDont four miles over the line and spent about
three days IN tho vicinity Of Fairfax. He re-
ports success
bold attempt was made to burgarlize the
/ house OF u. W. Edenneld ON last Sunday the
family all being absent with the exception of
Mrs, kdenteld, who was lying ON the bed sick
Just as one OF the boys was starting after the
COWS the burglar, who was hidden some where
/ IN the house, hearing the crack Of the whip be-
came frightened ana knocked a large pane OF
glass out of the window and made his escape.
NO clue Whaterer as to who it WaA
Our blacksmith is a happy man,
And viii tell you the reason why,
A new girl has made her appearance,
know because 1 heard it cry.
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7. T. Ladd Is the happy man Itisagirl.

P. T. Ladd Is the happy man tits girl.
DR.. Frazio of Wilmington, o., was on our
Streets last Thursday. aN
]. It. Pensyl and r. o. Adams 1aade a aylng
visit TO Sabina last Monday.
Miss Kitty Elwo d, Of Leesburg, was The
guests Of s. E. Hixsoula week.
Mrs. Nancy Johnson, Of Beroa, Ohio, is Wis
iting relatives In this npighborhood.
W. A. Black, Of Logansport Ind, has been
visiting his brothers, J. G., Black, the past
week. M ..e
Mrs. Carriers, Of sonth-wcsteru Missouri, was
the guest of Rev. ]. G. Blacks family last
week '
Afull line Of Hardware and Agricultural I'm
plements at bottom prices at Worrelrs.
iu27w8
J. D. Achor, has been imployed to raise the
gtepo on the NJ. E. Church raised, which when
finished will add beauty to the odifce.
8Ir. Sander has finished paining and paper
ing the NJ E Church, which improves, greatly
with creditto him and the community.
W. Roads, Harry Terrell, James Adams and
their ladies visited the caves last Wednesday,
who reported the best time in the world.
There is at present on the sick list at this
place the following persons Sylvester Mercer,
Mae Wright Mrs. Jane Mercer, Mrs. VIM.
Brewer and others. M 4
D. A. Terrell sold to Chas Turner of Lees
burg, last Thursday 48 head of fat cattle which
averaged !, ,46O pounds, which brought him the
snug sum Of "a, ,472. llE...a
Mr. Cohn informed us that among the finest
clips Of wool purchased in this immediate
neighborhood for good condition and quality
were those Of James j. Moore, Wm Thornburg
and Eddie Thornburg a.
! H. b. Hixson, who lives one mile west Of
town, informs ms that he has wonderful curl
osity aud freak Of. nature, It is c younl
chicken which is now one week old with foul
perfect legs, three are in there natural position
and one lays over its back. The chick is al
harty and healthy as any of the brood, who
can beat it.
Word was received here by Eddie Thornburl
last week that his sOn-in-law, Benz. F. Beeson
of Gunison, Col, was dead. that he died on the
18th day of June 1888 He was son Of John
Beeson, and was raised two miles west Of thi
place, and served five years IN the 9th Ohio
v. I. When his time was out he was MARI iet
and emigrated to Kansas, where he lived
few years then went to Colorado, where he wa
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NEW LEXINGTON.
saturdaY juno 9O, lees.

engaged in The mining business. His death
was caused by pneumonia.
Two more old pioneers gone to rest
Died:-Robt. Edwards, who had been suffer
ing for several months with a cancer ON his
face died last Wednesday night June 27th, 1888,
at 10 o'clock. He was born in Pennsylvania,
June 9Th, 1903, and was 80 years and 21 days
old, he leaves a wife and eight children TO
mourn his loss. He lived to see them all mar
ried and with families, and was conscious to
tha last He was buried in the Lexington
Cemetery Saturday morning.
Edward McYey, another o1 pioneer who
lived near Memphis, Clinton N1u,-. Chic. died
ON Thursday, June 28th, 1888. lie was 70
years Old and had been laying sick f,r some
time from the effect Of second stroke Of
paralysis. He leaves wife and several chill
dren to mourn his death. His remains wero
laid TO rest in the Lexington Cemetery satur-
day.
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[ LYNCHBURG
Saturday, June 80, 1883.

Mr.. Alex. Noble. Of Springfield, is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. J. W. Graham.
Mrs, Permelia Dolby, of Martinsville, moved
to her property here on Wednesday.
The Street Commissioner is making a fill
around the public well at Woodrow's corner
and putting up a watering trough.
Mr.. Ed. Clancy who resides half mile
south Of this place, was loading lumber at Dod-
sonyillo on Monday; while driving the wagon
down hill the lumber slipped forward, which
frightened the horses, causing them to rum and
one of the horses fell and was instantly killed.
Mr.. c. was thrown under the wagon and
severely but not dangerously hurt.
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Advertising Rates.

The above scale OF prices is for ordinary sin
gle. column display advortising Solid Legal
Ohciai and Tabular advertisements will b
charged al the legal rate for space occupied
Rula and figure work 50per cent extra
eFECIAL AQrlpEs, advertisements 30 OlhsI
Shan single oolumn measure, and those in
preaoribed location, 25 per cent additional
LOCAL NOmUEs--i0 cents per line for first and
5 cents per line for each additional insertion.
OARDi ia business Directory inch,
yeer go; 6 months, 60; months, e8. One
half inch-1 year, s5 0Oi 6mpnths, aats mos
-,sWants," 'For sale" s1or Rent" ~ 4osta
found % etc., in t'Oheap Cash COTneT,1 one
hdlT cent per tgOrd, each insertion, payabld
oBrfuARY Noudrs (other than simple an.
nouReaments Of deaths,l Tributes Of Respect
patdt Of Thanks, apd announcements qf be
gistl68-DUg- -hdlf clil per l1Drd, pgTable stFiptJ
b advances aud when sent by mail, the uon65
must accompany them in an casea,
Notices Of Marriages, Births and DeRths-
when furnished by proper authority-ires.
Attachment Divorce, Adminislrators tno
Executors Notices, must be paid for before m
sertiun-aa also Foreign and Transient Adver
dsing generally.
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de2Oy1H&CO

Indulgent parents who allow their child
rem to eat heartily Of higb-seasoned food,
rich pies, cake, 90, win have TO use Hop
BitteTG 10 prevent indigestion, Bleepless
nights, sickness, pain, and perhaps, death.
No family is safe without them in the
house. ju2OTAp
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Don't ay we told you, but come and see
ioT yourself what q large and cheap ass0rt-
ment of Dry Goods We have to show you.
1t viii pay you to do it,
mySOmS y. Y HIBREN q SON.
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Notice 10 Tax-Pavara.

For the aoommodation Of those tax PAYERS
who find it inconvenient 10 pay their June tax
within the time prescribed by law, I will con-
tinute 30 receive the same until the LIST dav Of
August without penalty, at which time the
books must be closed for settlement. and no
tax win be received during the month Of
August. q. r. PIERSON,
Treasurer OF Highland OOunty.
june 90, 1888 EI9OvC
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MOTHERS Don't Know How many children
are punished for being uncouth, wiful, and in
different to instructions or rewards, simply be-
lady lsid of a chld OF this kind Mothers
sholtd know that ii they would give the little
ones moderate doses of Hop Bitters for two or
three weeks the children would be all parent
could desire" iy4w2sp
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Scarlet Fever.
Cured

Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn.
! testify to the most excellent qualities Of Prof
DaTbys Prophylactic Fluid. As disiniectant and
detergent 1t is both theoretically and practically
superior to any preparation with which am ae-
quainted.-N. 7. LUTON, Prof Chemistry
Darbys Fluid is Recommended by
Hon. ALEXAEDER H. STEPHBNs, Of Georgia:
Rev. CHAs. F. DEEMS, ID, Church Of the
Strangers, N. Y;
JOS LECoNTE, Columbia, Prof University sc.
Rev q. j. BATTLE Prof, Mercer University;
Rev GEo. +. PIERCE, Bishop NJ. L. Church
CNDIsPENsABLE TO EVERY HOME,
Iieety harmless. Used internally or
externally for Man or Beast.
The Fluid has been thoroughly tested, and we
have abundant evidence that il has done everything
bare claimed For fuller information get Of your
Druggist pamphlet or send to the proprietors,
j. II. ZEILIN g CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists, PHILADELPHIA.
1an17yI
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| EDiphthoria
Prevented


The physicians here
use Darbys Fluid very
successfully in the treat
ment Of Diphtheria.
A. SToLLENwERCE,
Greensboro, Ala.
letter dried up.
Cholera prevented.
Ulcers purified and
healed.
in cases ofDeathit
should be used about
the corpse lit will
prevent any unpleas-
ant smell.
The eminent Ply
siclan, j. MARION
/ SIMS, NJ. D., New
York, says : 81 am
convinced Prof. Darbys
Prophylactic Fluid is a
valuable disinfeCtant. "
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Leeshurg Market.

Corrected weekly for the News by Elias
Johnson grain dealer; Charles Turner, stock
dealers j. A. Harcum, dealer in groceries
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EngIne for Sale.

A good second hand 70 Horse Power En-
CINE for sale cheap, will DO for threshing
or running a POney saw mill. ....
Call on GLASCOCK q QUINN.
iue13ml
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TOWN AND HnLsBoRo P. o. sUBsCRD-

Tosubscribers in Hillsboro and vicinity, the
NEWS win be promptly delivered by Carrier, or
the following terms;
In advance OF within month hl....,....el 80
AZ the end of 6 months. s........,......... 75
At the end Of the year. ar.....,,...,,,.,,... ZOO
Hz-An advance payment preferred in al
cases. Subscribers viii be notified Of the eN-
piration Of their time by cross on their pa
perB, orby bills enclosed H.
N. B.-We do not discontinue papers sent TO
Town Subscribers unless specially ordered to do
30, until an arrearages arc paid, as general
rule. A failure to order a discontinuanoe ID
considered as equivalent to ordering the paper
continued t -r
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|HNlIII
all Contagious Disen
the Sick should use ID fr
never been known to spi
used. Yellow Fever has
black vOmit had tai
cases Of Diphtheria yield
Tevcredands Sick Per
sons refreshed and
Bed Sores prevent
ed by bathing with
Darbys Fluid.
Impure Air made
harmless and purified,
For Sore Throat Il is a
sure cure.
COntagiOn destroyed.
For Frosted Feet,
Chiiblains, Piles,
Chafugs, etc.
Rheumatism cured.
Soft White Complex
ions secured by its use.
Ship Fever prevented.
To purify the Breath,
Cleanse the Teeth
Il can't be surpassed
Catnrrh relieved and
cured. .I
Erysipelas cured.
BurnBreli relievedinstantly.
Sears prevented.
DyBentery cured
Wounds healed rapidly,
SCurVy cured.
An AntidOte forAnimal
or Vegetable Poisons
Sungs, etc.
/ used the Fluid during
our present aflieuon with
Scarlet Fever with de.
cided advantage. IL &
Indispensable 20 the sick.
Toom. ~ WM. +. SAND
FORD, Eyrle, Ala.
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Young Folks Corner.

10 e@SAe
No. 1-ENIGMA.
Composed of thirty-four letters.
My 1 IL 18 20 10 is a month.
My 20 % "a 21 II q IA is to shade.
My Is ~ 81 "a is to last.
My 32 26 30 % 16 is an oath.
My l8 10 4 % 83 IA 81 are fractures.
My IS q IA 6 % 8 80 2s is the world.
My whole is fact worth more than thou
sand dollars. C.A.A.
No. 2-DIAMOND.
!. A oonsonant
2. An article.
8. Used in drawing heavy loads.
4. Liberahty.
g. A girls name.
g. A place for swine.
T. Sometimes a consonant Cousin Kitty
No. S-DECAPITATIONs.
1. Behead tooth, and leave an animal.
2 Behead bird, and leave a rolling gait
~ y Behead kind Of wedge, and leave
(. Bohend ''to the point, and leave prepo-
sition. BaFkis.
No. 4-REYERsION.
Reverse the name Of a kind Of wood. and OBJ
tain vehicle and a fabric. Nettie G.
Answers to Young Folks Corner Of June q
To No. 1-san Francisco.
To No, .
a sable night returns a shining morrow,
Ana days OF Joy ensue sad nights OF sorrow.
The way to bliss lies not on beds Of down.
And he that had no cross deserves no crown.
Francis Quarles.
To No. s. IBIS
BARE
IRON
SEND
To No. 4-Children and fools speak the
| truth.
10 No. 5-TOmahsWk.
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THIS PAPER PfZ JsJa 9s SRn5 GS1 Ss ssasp sS s. Sc
Advertising Bmeuu 90 spruce 81 B Egere Pdy
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God, Silver and Nickle Watches, all kinds Of
Spectucles, Clocks, Silver Ware, Jewelry. and
Fancy Goods, all Of which he is selling unusu-
ally cheap.
Repairing a speciality. Can and have your
eyes tested and spectaclcs fhed without extra
charge