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Decoration Day was not observed here
on the Both.
Our town has been over run with book
peddlers the past week.
DIR. S. CLANCY, of Pricetown, was here
on business on Monday.
A new wire fence has been put in front
Of the Christian Church.
J. Il. Deniston arrived home from the
West last Friday evening.
Street commissioner Richards has COM
menced work on the streets.
Mrs Laura Parker has moved to her
mothers south of Dodsonville.
Mrs. Rebecca Smith an aged lady living
with her son Joseph is quite sick.
Several of our prominent citizens went
to Prioetown last Tuesday on business.
j. NJ. Dumenil is visiting his parents
here He will start for Kqpsag neyt tues
day.
Prof. CLANCY of the Glarksville school,
was visiting the Rev. A. D. Maddox last
week.
Rev. VIM. Fitzgerald preached in the
NJ. E. Church last Sunday morning and
evening.
Miss Myrtle Varney, of Covington, Ky,
is visiting her sister Miss Nettie on South
Main Street
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pODSONYILLE.
Measles AZ WA. stroups.

Measles AZ WA. StTOups
Frank Tyson is again on our streets.
MIRA. Asllin, of Columbus, Hamilton county,
has been visiting her mother, Mrs John Re.
CART
Quite a number of our Grangega attended
Pomona Grange reunion at Rlssels, and re-
port a good time,
John Pulse and VIM, stgoup, will administer
on the estate OF the N5s John Bogart
Dodsauville s. to have an addition built 70
the s3hoDihoase this summer, and hereafter
have 4 graded school
VIM. p. Webster has finished up the assessing
business for this township
Mrs. Barbara A. Moore takes the rIsb0R IN
the manufacture Of butter, reportSag for last
year 1000 pounds Mrs. ChRgasy Stroup, $50
pounds Mrs. John Ahsrnathy, Mrs. Jas
Layman, Mrs. Chal Pulse and a number OF
others, 500 ppRRda No wonder So many huE-
tera vi1it Gar tdWnHhip.
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In MemOriam.


Died, in Lynchburg, May 1aih, Miss Sarah
Hasting aged about "a years, She was one of
our most esteemed SQgng ladies, and one whose
manners worp we'll worthy of imitation. She
lived oA v garm near pricetown until few
weeks before her death, when she moved with
her sister TO Lynchburg thinking a change
perhaps might regain her health, but alas al
was in vain, she continually grew weaker until
death finally released her from suffering
While we were Watching over her knowing
death was ga near Gt hand she still had hope
for her recovery, saying she thought she would
get we'll. She leaves one brother and sister
and large circle of friends To mourn her loss
and while We are left with sad hearts and tear
full eyes mourning for her we loved so well, She
Is happy, and her suffering has ceased.
Beneath the sod her body lies,
But Sarah reigns above the sEios;
Nor would we exchange her happiness,
For all the riches kings possess.
Her Friend.
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-YNCHBURG
Saturday, June 2, 1888.

The Dodsonville Band took tie train
here on the 3Oth for Blqnphester where
they were engaged to play for the Memor-
ial services at that place.
Mr.. c. R. Fulton is spending his vaoa-
ton at the parental home He will travel
in the West next year for the same firm for
whom be travelled in Ohio this year
The person who lost pickle dish at the
schoolhouse on the last day of school can
have it by calling on Mrs DR.. Garner, it
was put into her basket by mistake
A former resident of Hillsboro named
Nose" but for the past three months
resident of this place was shot and almost
instantly killed last Thursday evening near
the NJ. E. Church by Geo. Pickerel The
circumstances that led to the tragic death
{ of old Nose as near as we could gather were
as follows Soon afteE his advent to our
town he commenced raiding the chicken
parks, and several times has been shot at
while in the act Of carrying Of chickens,
and had become terror to tAa town.
Everybody was an the aleft fap old Nose
and he was finally brought to the dust as
above stated. He was decently buried by
A. j. Fields and a number of other citizens
Quite a number of ladies attended the last
solemn rites of the deceased, aud mourned
the tragic death of the old maltese cat
He now sleeps the sleep that knows no
waking, and dreams of chicken parks no
more
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LEESBURG.
Saturday, June 2, 1888.
rcAra

T. Is stated a7 q fact that you can make o lit
tie money 90 the furthcst at Warren Johnson's
clothing house of any place iu town. ju6w2
II viii surprise you to hear Warren Johnson's
low cash prices on nObby suits and bats.
juGw2
ToUHrH or July.
In as much as we can boast OF two good
bands and a Post Of G.. A. IL. why CuutWe have
grand and glorious old 4ths Of July2 Some
thing patriotic would stir mp things lively,
The matter has been talked Of little, now let
some definite steps be taken.
UrrTHsArsrs.
The Scioto Association of Uuiverso}sts held
meeting at Couteriield last Saturday aud
Tho audiouce was well entertained during the
session. The principle speakers were Reys.
Reder, COrwin and Brown.
DgowNEp.
WIN. Stottler formerly of Ceuterviue, Clin-
ton county, was drowned in the White River,
in Indiana last Wednesday morning. and was
brought back to his old home and buried on
Friday evening last. Deceased was a grandson
of "hunt" Nancy Groves, Of New Boston, high
land county, and was about % or % years old.
WILLIAM GEORGE.
The band boys made then Arrangements to
decorate the grave OF WIN. George, la the Har-
being an old band boy. Owing to the mciem-
cncy Of the weather and the multitute Of other
duties to perform they did not get to perform
the sad rite but intend to take a day especially
for that purpose before very long.
BASE BALL.
The Leesburg club made their first appear
ance this season ON the ball grounds at VIII
mmgton last Thursday when they played the
Clutons to the score OF to 10 IN favor OF the
Chnton2. = return game viii be played here
III two or three weeks. Oar boys had MOI play
ed together since last summer and expected to
be defeated, but look out for a lively game next
time Us they will have on the war paint,
DorrCp's rrpr0vl
m. eto,,,s ~ C.,,t.r,.fllo C1i,t,,, o,,,rt,.
is either getting Great deal Of free ADVERTISING
or clso getting into hot water or both on ac-
count Of some Of the Clinton county folks
starting the report that he was practicing med
iciue without a diploma. The doctor displays
some two or three diplomas, and now they
claim they are bogus. The Doctor seems to be
very guG geRtleuan qn7 at the same time q
good physician aud We sluotta.y trHst thRt he
will come ont all right
GA P.-1mNrnEas.
2. d. Mathews. p. C.;N. NJ, Covan. S. V.
q Dt; H. d =; G Beeson eJ, d. " " ~ A II l. SGhance'
AuJ'' ~; I'' uu'uIlg ~ 10 Nu, 81 w., II SIHuoL -
GhaP; Il noulaS CoEah' .. M NJ. hGuEGN "
III ~ T. RpeIt ~ VI Jus; I"Itoll, - NJ, NJ
run, Y M. ~ ILEhA I Cuoioy, n"glu Nous9'
u. W. "asnOuIHi W ~ HISuE, WIN I EsVe, A. u
InGrAiaI o4as. A9poL' D"'lo h@iIs' TeoIse
hlrOy, Iil Nm DaII' John UoS'e''' d. T. JouLsoH'
Nm' u Eu"aruS'
SUDDEN DEATH.
Miss Emma Rains, grand daughter of Mr..
James Roads, Sr., Of Rainsboro, died very
suddenly last Tuesday morning at the residence
of her stspfather, Nj. Daniel Anderson near
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Kahoka. Mo. F.h. > lsaa

purchased five b2ltl24 oi Your Hop Bit.
ters of BshOB y Co last fall for my
daugAtag, and am we'll pleased with the
BittcEs, They did hor more good than all
the medicine she had taken for six ears.
VIM. 4. Mcclure.
The above is from very reliable farmer,
whose daughter was in poor health for
seven or eight years, and could obtain no
relief until she used Hop Bittus She ie
now in as good health as any person ~ yEo
country. We have large 9ll2, -gd they
are making rewarkSSi2 c3rea,
iuewggy. W, u, Bishop q Co.
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Young Folks Corner.
No. 1-ORossWORD ENIGMA.

No. 1-CROss-WORD ENIGMA.
In foleate, not in bent;
In threadbare, not in trite;
In passage, not in vent;
In person, not in wight;
In fOwTets, not in buds;
In aCrid, not in hot;
In clothing not in duds;
I'm portion, not in lot
Upon the weak my whole attends,
And often timely comfort lends. Peter.
No. 2-REYERSAI,s.
/. Reverse to make even, and have a plain.
2. Reverse a girls name Of six letters, and
still have a girls name. Gypsie.
No 8-CEETRAL AOROsTIC.
1. Sorrow.
2. To exert power.
3. A fish.
4. An insect
8, An opponent.
6. The goddess Of mischief.
Each word contains three letters; the cen
lea. Lillian.
Answers to Young Folks Corner Of May 80
To No. baltimore.
To No. 2-Cotetie.
To No. 3-Dow row, COW, TOW, boy, !cW,
yoai sow, now, how.
To No A. HARP
AREA
r 10 A II
A II a
70 No. o.
Trlth and good are one,
And beauty dwella iH thtm, and they 10 her
With like participation.
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"Hey, Rube, g is slogan of cireHs
men to call All hands "a tbs YessuS
when threatened by a mob. 1t is
only used when the danger is immi-
nept.- Chicago Herald
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Lyneaburg Market.

In lie It is dimcult 10 say who
sometimes do you the most mischief
enemies with the worst intentions or
friends with the best.
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Scarlet Fever
Cured.

Vanderbilt Unworthy, NashvilIc, Tenn,
i testify 20 the NEST excellent qualities Of Prof
Darbys Prophylactc Fluid As a disinlectant and
detergent 1t is both theoretically and practically
superior TO any preparation with which am ac-
quaintcd.-N. 4. LUTON, Prof Chemistry
Darbys Fluid is Recommended by
Hon. ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS, Of Georgia:
Rev. CHAs. F. DEEMS, D. D., Church Of the
Strangers, N. Y.
JOS LECoNTE, Columbia, Prof University. sc.
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Druggist a pamphlet or send to the proprietors,
j. III. 2EILug & Co,
Manufacturing Chemists, PHILADELPHIA.
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A Baltimore beauty is mentioned
as "the priceless gem in the matri-
monial department Of life"
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Era6ioates
MALARIA


cases OF Diphthcria yield
Observation-Disclosures
sons refreshed and
Bed Sores prevent
cd by bathing with
Darbys Fluid.
Impure Air made
harmless and purified.
For Sore Throat il is a
sure cure.
CuutugiOn destroyed.
Tor Frosted Feet,
Chilblains, Piles,
Chafings, 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.
Catarrh relieved and
cured.
Erysipelas cured.
Burns relievedinstantly.
Sears prevented.
Dysentery cured.
Wounds healed rapidly,
SCurvy cured.
An Antidote forAnimal
or Vegetable Poisons,
Stings, etc.
l used the Fluid during
our present addiction with
Scarlet Fever with de
cided advantage. 1t is
indispensable 70 the sick
room. - WM. +. SAND
FORD, Eyrie, Ala.
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Diphtheria
Prevented.

The physicians here
use Darbys Fluid very
succcssfullyinthe treat
ment Of Diphtheria.
A. STOLLENwERCK,
Greensboro, Ala.
letter dried up.
Cholera prevented.
Ulcers purified and
healed.
In cases OfDeath
should be used about
the corpse lit will
| prevent any urpleas-
ant smell.
The eminent Ply
sician, j. MARION
/ SIMS, NJ. D., New
York, says: 81 am
convinced Prof Darbys
Prophylactic Fluid is a
! valuable disinfeCtant. %
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THIS PAPER R3S p o%e Ss ih c6 99 ESWspsPsi Zoe 81 Ss
sing Bureau 40 Spruce So. where aqYertlsln1
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McCranu, the Model Bed Spring man
means business. For reference see his
hand bills. my3OWl
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Truth and good are one,
And beauty dWalls in thtm, and they 10 her
With lilce TrYstfsffi1ff1rf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-22
THE FLOODS.

Louisville, 2l.-Since daylight the
river has been falling at the rate of
an inch and a half per hour. Many
houses overAowed are beginning to
show up, with liberal cOatings of
mud inside and out. Owners are
busy cleaning cut, and in week
business on the river front will be
resumed. Point Portland shipping
port, not so fortunate, will take
weeks besides thousands Of dollars
to put them on the same basis occu-
pied before the foods came.
Memphis, 21.-The river tonight
is tWenty-four feet three inches
three inches above danger line,
Many thousand sacks of corn are
reported ruined in New Madrid
Bend by rising water; also flooded
upper st. Francis River, and
caused suspension of work on the
line of the Kansas City, Springfield
and Memphis Railroad.
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Coast Notes.

San Francisco, 21.-An ordinances
reducing water rates was to have
come up on its final passage at q
special meeting OF the board of
supervisors, tonight, but this after
noon Judge Sawyer, United States
circuit court, enJoined the super
visors from passing the ordinance
until the question Of constitutional
ity was passed upon by the court.
The board of trade to-day passed
a resolution asking the Legis-
lature to memorabilia Congress in
favor of continuing a subsidy to the
Australia n mail service DiG San
Francisco.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-22

New York, 21.-The Dramat5c
Nea0S; The tour of Theodore
Thomas, next spring, is now certain
to take place. Charles E. Locke,
has secured q guarantee OF 100000
for the ten weeks that he has
Thomas under contract, $4,000 of
this amount is guaranteed for one
week in San Francisco. and $4,000
for one week in Denver, Colorado.
$4,000 is guaranteed for four OOn-
cert sin Salt Lake. The concerts in
the Mormon city will be given in the
Tabernacle. The orchestra will
consist Of sixty picked musicians,
and be accompanied by quartette
Of eminent vocalists, and Nine
Julie Rive, King as pianist.
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Incest.

Omaha, Neb., GA miserable
wretch, named W. J. Duncan, was
brought into the police court this
afternoon on charge of committing
incest with Is year old daughter,
but the case was soon continued for
one day to get witnesses. An i'm
mense and indignant crowd as
sembled at the police court and
shouted chang him" causing great
excitement. Judge Beneke sum-
moned ten policemen to escort the
prisoner back to jail in safety.
which they succeeded in doing.
Duncan, about two years ago, was
arrested on suspicion of having
killed his mother, but although the
evidence was quite strong, it was
not deemed sufficient 20 hold him
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Obituary.

Chicago, 20.--A private dispatch
received here tonight from Quincy,
Illinois, states that Samuel J.Medill,
brother of Hon. Joseph Medill, ana
for many years managing editor of
the Chicago 1FibaMle, died there as
Q O'clock tonight. He was suffering
from consumption and his death has
been momentarily expected for
some time. He went to New Mexico
and Southern California, but taking
cold and becoming much worse was
brought back to the house Of his
father-in-laW, Hon, J.. b. Carson,
Quincy, where he died tonight,
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MisceIIaneOus.

Boston. 20.-The American InsG-
tute of mining engineers has begun
its annual session.
The Harvard Yale boat race will
be at New London the Thursday
after commencement.
Democratic officers, including the
Mayor. asked democratic members
of the legislature to give favorable
consideration, to the woman's suf-
TRACE bill.
Gail Hamilton is offered the trus-
teeship of the state Workhouse.
Philadelphia, 20.-Total pfodue-
Jion of iron and steel rails in the
United States last year, 1858, 794 net
tons.
City of Mexico, 20.-Estimated
expenditure of the national govern
ment for the next fiscal year, S27,-
100000; receipts, $35, 100000.
Chicago, Civ. F. Allen & Co.,
wholesale Egrocers, assigned this
morning. The amount of liabilities
and assets is not yet reported. The
firm say they expect to settle and
continue business.
New York, q. - Numerous
rumOTS are current in the vicinity
of an alleged disagreement between
Mr.. Palmer and his leading man
DeBelleville, which resulted in the
retirement of the latter. The origin
Of the difficulty is supposed to be
not indirectly connected with the
DeBelleVille marital troubles.
The sale of the seats in the stock
exchange of E. P. Dewey, formerly
of San Francisco, is recorded, also
the purchase of a handsome uptown
property for $4,000 by G. A. Low.
Much indignation is expressed
among merchants and others doing
business in the West ladies at the
insult to the flag on the steamer
Valencia. A prominent Wall street
merchant said, my business brings
me into contact with many persons
and there seems to be deep dissatis-
faction with a government that
cannot make the flag respected
among other nations, No one that
1 have heard bears any animOsity
against the Dutch, fer we knew
them to be neither bad-tempere6
nor hasty. We feel our flag is not
respected as the flags Of other ma
lions. are. There is where the bitter
ness comes in.
Washington, 21.-Afme. Patti.
accompanied by her husband, Mic
oline, and General Sherman called
on the President this afternoon.
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The EEiShs

Dublin, 21.-Since Carey's disclos-
ures, many Instantaneous and
farmers sons are leaving for Amer
lea. Dwyer Gray, owner of the
Freemon's Journal, when chair
man of the municipal health COM
mittee, charged Carey with censpi-
racy. The first letter of coincidence
Miss Burke received after the muir
der of her brother, was from James
Carey. The Irish national league
condemns the presence of leaves
dropping" police at meetings
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Fired On.

New York, 21.-The United
States mail Steamship Valencia, on
her return trip from the Spanish
main to New York, was fred upon
by the Dutch garrison stationed at
the fort on the Island of Curacao.
The Valencia arrived yesterday,
Consul Beach took the affidavit Of
all the officers and passengers on
the Valencia and will present them
at Washington, ON his arrival day.
At the Office of the company the
story was ridiculed. 1t was not be-
lieved that the cannon was aimed
Intentionally at the ship.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
COMM EROIAL
MONEY MARKET

MONEY MARKET
New York, 2l.-Money, 8; govern
ments weak, lower, stocks, dull, steady;
Western Union S05S; Quicksilver s;
Pacific, S92z; Wells. Fargo, l25; N Y O,
1249<; Erie, 342S; Panama, 1877; D. s
r. d. 1917; Union Pacific, 937S; bonds,
II95S; Central Pacific 1919; bonds, 1l311;
Sutro, %
MIXING SHARES.
New York, 21.-Mining stocks dull;
Sierra Grande, 800 to 1926; kreports that
another dividend had been declared by
Horn Silver, $50 to $40; Robinson Con-,
120 to lis; Ch.ysolite, 145; Naojo, $50
and 568; Sonora Con-, SAC to 80. Sales
for the day, rs. ITO shares.
PRODUCE.
Chicago, 21.-WheAt lower and regu-
lar; 107X, February; 1885, March.
Corn lower; So. cash; '56H, February.
Oats, lower, 37939N. Rye, steady, 66.
Barley easier, S5. Flax seed, easier,
130@l31. Pork, lower, Is 027S, Zebra
Ary; 18 OH, March. Lard, lower, II %,
February; IL IS, March.
WHISKY.
Chicago, q w hisky, IL.
Cincinnati, 2l.-Whisky, IA.
COPPER.
Baltimore, Chopper quiet, 16h@A
New York, 2l.-Copper dull, 17A@ls.
TIN.
New York, 2l.-Australian tin q.
PETROLEUM.
New York, 2l.-Pstroleum steady;
ornde 6%@7SSi refined 1905; United
1005f.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Liverpool. 21.-CottOn, dull; Uplands
81; Orleans, 1915, Sales, 5000
bales.
London, 21.-Elevsn one hundred
bales Port Phillip, Adelaide and Cape
wool was sold to-day. Prices unchanged