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WINCHESTER.

Seeding nearly done.
Tobacco mostly housed.
J. 3. Steen is repairing his baTn,
We begin to think Of corn huskiug.
James ReCce was in PEBBLES last week looking
iftgr his law and grist mill.
George Alexander will start for Brown coun-
ty, Illinois, 10 try his fortune.
School teachers have taken more time to
attend the fair this year than usual.
T. T. BeBruin has made a fresh start in the
Try goods business Give him a call
c. J. Pownall. Of near Manchester. will move
"a j. n. Beveridge's lower farm soon.
C. y. Bridge saws she thinks he viii trg and
et them have a Fair without him this time.
J0hn Roberts is to have his house on tho
place known as the sold Hunter farm, re
modelled.
Eddie Blair son of Dr. c. W.. Blair, ol
feoJgttUwu. Brown county, is visiting hel
Iucle. Dr. j. W. Blair, of this place.
Mrs D. W. Gilbert, of Summer county, Eans.
and her mother, Mrs. Chapman, Of Blauches
.rr, Ohio, visited Mrs j. T. Beyeridge, re
Gently.
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MOWRYTOWN.

DR.. Carun has taken unto himself a wife
Moore Kay has sold his beautiful little lssi-
lguce 20 James L. Rilea.
1Ir. Thomas n. Key expects TO move to
HillsbOrO iu a few weeks
Tie Prohibition ticket only received twenty
seven majority in this township.
Mrs. j. II. Weaver, Of Kansas City, No, is
visiting friends and relatives here.
Tie schools OF this township. with the ex,
ceptiUn of one, have all commenced.
The Young people Of this place have been
having good time attending the Winchester
Fair.
Mrs Anna Miller, Of Wayne cCunty, o., ha.
been paying a short visit to her cousin, Mr.
Marty.
GalHut & Badgley have just completed a mic,
little residence for Thomas Riiea. It doe
credit TO them as wurkmen.
Tine election at this place passed OF quietly
although there was a great deal us Houe1
spent and plenty Of wh;5l.y drank There Wer
about eight-cl Republicans sold, and it is no
known row mauE Democrats, but there wer
solra 9hdme to the man that viii sell himsel
Cor two dollars, or gallon OF whisky. Beside
h ulaiuly shows ths Instability of the conli
alfr that has 20 resort 10 such means tp b
ellcti.
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cENrAuR LlNIMEI
The Dream OF Youth.

The dreams we 30 fondly loved in early life
may just as quickly pass away and leave moth
ing hut scared aud desOlste path behind
The proud hopes which spring unhiddeu IN the
human heart, may die aud fan as fell the
plague on siuful man. The monuments Of
beauty and art which have been reared by
mans creative genius may Crumble and turn
t0 dust but yes pewna, the great rgmygy w.ll
8tiil le acknowledged 90 te the 5Ieutest Cf aIl
meditints and W,ll stin receive the praise
which 81 rightly belongs 20 it, Thousands
have received benefits frnm it. aud have shown
their appreciation of it hy their testimonials to
that ELECT Ask your dfuggjzt for this great
remedy. and for tbe UamUhiet called the ''ills
ia Lire" or adltoss ~ s.. h Hartman s 90 .
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Obituary.

INDIA W. sioUEaLY.
Lydia W. Shoemaker was born iu New Jar-
scy, Feb. II, ISL, died Oct. Il. 1888. aged
seyenty-two years, seven months. and twenty
six days. She was married 20 John Uilcs.
March % 1881, by whom she had four children.
of whom there is but one living. She moved
to Ohio in September, 1889 and was married
TO VIM. Moberly May o. 1919, by whom -Le
had four children. Three still srIyira her.
She Joined the Methodist Episcopal Church
in the yaar l-Jl, and with her husband and
family moved to Jasper county. Iowa, in
March, 1867, and with her husband she Joined
the Methodist Protestant Church at Hixon
Grove Chapel in 1869, os which she was an ac-
ceptable member until her death. Her disease
was asthma, and she suffered much with short
ness of breath, but now she rests in peace. in
that ''sweet by and by In the after part of
the night when the bridegroom called our
mother home, she could say, 1 am ready. May
We all be able to say, as she -L4 ready
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SCROFULA

and an zcr1ful1u= diseases, Sores, Erysipc-
las. Eczemn, Bl1trhes. Einrworm, Tu-
morz, CarbuncIes. BoiIs, and Eruptiou1
of the skin, are the direct result of au
impure state of the blood
T8 cure these diseases the blood must ha
purified. and restored 90 a healthy and ma
tural condition. AYERS SAUsArAErLLA has
for Uv9r forty years been recognized 10y emil
usut mciicaI authorities as the most pow
eriuI blood purifier in existence. It frees
the system from am foul huma-a. euricIes
aud strengthens the blood. removes an traces
of mercurial treatment, and proves hself q
complete master of all scrcful1us diseases.
A Recent Cure Of scroruIous Sores.
"s1ma months ago I was troubled with
srr.i--.u= sores .u-H.rH| nI uT legs. Tho
limbs were hlI.T swollen and IrlluaL. luL
the sores discharged large quantities of
offensive matter. Every remedy i tried
fa.aI. until j used ARMS ~AHs tl.tHrlrt.
Of which D have now taken three bottles.
HltI tile result that the sores are healed
aut ly general health greatly improved.
] feel very grateful for the good your
medicine IHs done ua.
Yours respectfully, Mrs. ASy O'BRrAv.r
lts sullivan St., New York, june Is, 1s-Z.
-- All persons Interested are invited
TO cali on ~ rs. D'Iriaus also upuu the
lttf- =. T.. W lids of 5s East 5afh Street,
New York City who viii take pleasure
lu te-tllElu- To- the wonderful efficacy OF
Ayers >Ir-apaTillu. not only i'm the cure
OF this lady, but iu hfs own case and
many others within his knowledge.
IAeweI-,U0wu 1-ri'.r 0H tie BOSTON Herald.
B. W. BALL, Of E9rt-st-r, Nh, writes, june
g. l5--:
Having suffered severely for some wears
with Eczema. and having failed TO- find relief
from other remedies. ] have made use. during
tar past three months. ui AYERS SARsAFA-
] consider it magnificent remedy for all
blood d.saa-asu
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NEW LEXTNG NGTON.
Saturday, October 20, 1888.

Hskory nuts are very plenty.
Gtthcriug hickory nuts by the boys is the
order Of the day.
joseph Hodsou, Jr, was in a rejoicing way
last Friday. 1t is a fine boy.
Mrs. Anna Dale, Of Avondlle, was the guest
Of D. A A. Terrelrs family the past week.
Prof. Ed Smith. Of HillsDoro, was in town
last saturday shaking hands with old friends.
James Morrow. Jr., while gathering hickory
nuts Last Monday fell out Of tree and dislo-
Gated his right elbow.
The Democrats had a fine Gargc) time on
last saturday night celebrating the victory
gained on the 9th. Auvils and tu-peutine
oalls we're brought into play and the noise ''as
great.
Sneak thieves are apparently plenty as win
| ter is drawing nigh. There arc several cases.
| On last Thursday week some one entered James
Patt1us residsnce and stole s44 in money that
ae lad rucsiyed few DAYS before for work.
Died-Iohu W. Ur5cn on last Friday, oct.
| 10, 1888. Of quinsy and heart trouble, after
an illness OF one week. lie was born in Eng
land in the year 1915. and was in his Goth year.
de has been resident of this place for the
past 25 years and made host of friends by
mis- stay amongst US. He had filled several re-
sp9usiJie positions while here. The family
| lose a kind aifectionate husband and father
Daniel Davis, hesecond John I. Norris Cthe
letectiye) had another case last Wednesday.
\ store was broken into at Leesburg the Mon
| lsy night before, and a revolver, with other
articles stolen. A young man from below
Iulsboro, a stranger, tried to sell revolver to
NIr. Davis who suspicioned that it was the one
taken from the store, and he had the young
.nlu arrested on suspicion but when the loser
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Anna L. link, daughter Of Rev. H.. P. and
Mary j. link, was born in Sinking Suriugs. o..
Sept. %, 1867, and died near tle close Of her
sixteenth year, Sept. 8, 1853, in Bethel Clar-
mont county, q,
She was converted and Joined The Church
during the groatreyiyaIi in Hjusbaro, February,
1882 fruu which time she lived devoted
Christian.
While residing at Hils11ro, Anna was a
pupil at the College, where her faithfulness
aud proficiency in study and her sweet, gentle
spirit endeared her TO all Health failing. she
was compelled to cease from study. Ba-.-,ins
with the family to Bethel ..as gradually dc
clined, until # ls-ame evident that death was
nea-. she met tine monster with a smile saving
"I'm not afraid TO die
The education which she Ionged to comEIa,s
on earth viii be finished in better school and
under better lnstrUtto~ =. i. LoTB.
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the pension Office was here ON Thursday taking
evidence in pension cases now before the de-
partment for adjustment.
The sidewalk in front of the Post Office
needs repairing badly. Cannot the Council
take some action in the matter.
Instead of the town becoming depopulated
as indicated byihe remafta ofetHe Record a
few weeks since. thEre is scarcity Of houses.
Several parties are looking for houses to- move
mere. There is not an empty dwelling i'm town.
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Strong efforts are being made to
secure from Governor Knott the
reprieve OF Ellis Graft until after the
trial Of Neal.
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FORTY BILLION GERMS,
A Wonderful Theory that Concerns the
Welfare, Happiness and Life Of
Everyone.

In his quiet and cosy library at
the close Of a busy day sat a gentle
man and his wife, he absorbed IN a
new book and sks ,s tne newspaper.
Quickly glancing toward her hus-
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Tour Gueniefr, the famous Polish
novelist, is dead.

1 had severe attacks Of gravel and kidney
trouble; was unable TO get a medicine or doc
tor 90 cure me until used Hop Btters, and
they cured me ia a short time.-A distinguish
ed lawyer Of Wayne Co.. NJ Y. oct4tW35p
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Frs.

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continued
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saw the revolver he failed 10 identify it.. when
the young man was set a. liberty IL %. first
you do not succeed, Dan, try. try, again.
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Eradicates
MALARIA.

Tevcredaud Sick Per
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Bed Sores prevent
ed by bathing with
Darbys Fluid
Impure Air made
harmless and purified
For Sore Throat 60 is G
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OontugiOu destroyed.
For Frosted FUet,
Chilblains, plies,
Chafngs, etc.
rheumatism cured
Soft White Complex
ions secured by its use.
Ship Fever prevented.
To purify the Breath,
Cleanse the Teeth,
DC can't be surpassed.
Catarrh relieved and
cured.
Erysipelas cured.
Burns rclievcdinstantiy.
Sears prevented.
DyBentery cured.
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SCurvy cured.
An AntidOte forAnimaI
CT Vegetable PoisOns.
Sings, etc.
/ used the Fluid during
our present ahiicion with
Scarlet Fever with de
cided advantage. Il Is
Indispensable 10 the sick
room. - WM. L. SAND
FORD, Eyrie. Ala.
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Many lose theic beauty from the hair failing <
or fading. Parker's Hair Bslsam supplies nee
essary nourishment, and prevents falling aud
grayness of the hair, oct
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The Fify-ninth Regimental Asso-
ciation held their twelfth annual
reunion in Batavia
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Young Folks Corner

No. 1-ENIGlLA.
Composed Of % letters.
lIy Ig Is 4 Is IT is q couuIet
Ny Zj - ~ % is cherries.
My Z1 In "a 6 I5 3 Is t0 chastisc
Nv - I'd ~ is a swamp.
Nv2 IS is part Of the foot
My uLu.g is popular song. BIri.is
No. a-ACROsTIC.
/. An object of worship.
% knowledge.
3 TO had
& An animal
D. Part uf a church.
g. Useful t1 cooks.
2. An article.
b Certain.
The. initials giSo the name of one of tile
United States. Cousin Kitty.
No. -CUETAILMENTS.
1. CUli-l an opening i'm d forest, and leave
JOYFUL
3. CurtaiI 90 settle. and leave evil.
81 turtaIl Co rtcllue. and leave a meadow.
.. Cur.al kind of stone, and leave a mar
rOw piece of uCod- Iopsy.
Answers 90 Young Folks Corner Of Oct. l7
ToNo. IA fox sleeps, but counts hens in
his dreams.
To SO. 2-Ll0COmniivC.
ITO So. g.
FAR
JAMES
E j. ID
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Bull fighters should make good
sailors. They so often so round
the horn.
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The delicate, fuWery and lasting fragrance
of FlorestOn Cologne explain why j. such q
ladies iavurite Oet
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The population of Columbus, ac-
cording TO estimates based upon the
recent school census, is 62,7so.
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SMALLPOX
and
PITTTNG Of Small
PoU PREVENTED

Amcmber ofmy fam
ily was taken with
Small p0v. I used the
Fluid the patient was
not dclinous, was not
pitted and was about
the house again iu three
weeks, and no others
had it. - J. W. PARK
ISsoS, Philadelphia.
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Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tenn.
/ testify TO the most excellent qualities Of Prof
Darbys PruphyaCtic Fluid. As a disiufectant and
detergent It is both theoretically and practically
superior TO any preparation with which am ac-
quainted.-N. T. LUProS, Prof Chemistry
Darbys Fluid Is Recommended by
Hon. ALEXANDER III. STEPHENS, Of Georzia.
Rev. CHAs. F. DEEMS, ID, Church Of the
Strangers, N Y:
Jos. LRCoNrE, Columbia. Prof University. sc.
Rev. a. J. BATTLE, Prof, Mercer University;
Rev. GEO. F. PIERCE, Bishop NJ. {. Church.
INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY HOME.
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The Fluid has been thoroughly tested and we
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j. II. ZETLIS g. Co,
Manufacturing Chemists, PHILADELPHIA.
iau19y1
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| Diphthsria
Prevented.

The physicians here
use D8rbys Fluid very
. suCcesslullyint the treat
mcnt Of Diphtheria.
A. SroLLEEwERCK,
Greensboro, Ala.
letter dried up.
. Cholera prevented.
/ Ulcers purified and
healed.
In eases Of Deathit
should be used about
the corpse it will
prevent any unpleas-
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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DARBYs

A Household Article for Universal
Family Use.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-24
RAILROAD IMPROvEMENTs.
A New Station at ClaytOn-Superinten-
dent Mills Movements.

A Now Station at ClaytOn-superinten
dent Mills Movements.
Smyrna Times.
Superintendent Kenney of the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington n Baltimore Railroad,
and Superintendent Mills of the Delaware
Division, were here yesterday looking over
the ground with view of putting down an
additional track at the station for the ac-
commodation OF the increased traffic that
has largely developed during the year.
Other necessary improvements are con-
templated at Clayton for the largely in
creased traffic of the road there. II is
thought that a new station will have to be
erected there in the near future, so much
crowded has become the room in aud about
the present one. The one now in use might
be converted into restaurant where good
meal or snack could be obtained.
Superintendent Mills, since making Clay
ton the headquarters of his division seems
to regard It of more importance than he
hitherto thought it entitled To, and is now
keeping watchiul eye over all the opera.
tions there, and as soon as he discovers any
change or improvements hat can be made
for the interest OF the company and its Gus
toners he inaugurates them at once.
HIS advent TO Clayton has proved Ia
be wise move on the part of the company
and has been of material advantage to its
patrons. He takes IN the situation of affairs
at one, and in order that peach growers
| might get the most money for their fruit, ht
has been making an effort to get buyerl
from the largest cities of the West to CONT
to Delaware and buy the fruit at the sta
tions along his division, which, If done
would prevent over stocking the Eastern
market and enable growers to realize more
money for their fruit.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-24
2EPRlNTED FRoMYEsrERn.,
WAS SHE DEsEKrvn
a story Told In Reference ,o.,
man ratIOr in Tai. ~ "ournel

man railor in This CITY 'ney
The following article slinped =.
15tforn'lg Netos OF to-day does wn'1 rVn hs
beste, the tailor alluded too an Imam nam q
according TO his statement; injustice
"A well-known tailor who for,a,
In this city with his wife and hrly chiIS.y iVe|
TINE .llle age removed to Lancasier SpLl ~
wnere . ne became one of the s, rsI
tion Army leaders. Some montb. ealVa
ne returned to this city and ra ,us az
that his wife had died and tba. porte
placed his children in public jns.,.e.n ne na
ne took BOARD on East Fourth strsu.
cured position as journeyman tan', e',
Market street establishment and na'al3, .4,'Sr 70
self as gay and festive widower '1gu ny AlEd
was poiled last evening by the .nn.n ,ue p
oil his wife, whom he had abandonad
erty In Lancaster" u POI
In Eepty 10 the above quoted or,,., i
man In question says that at The ~
leit Lancaster, his wife was laborioa ue
temporary insanity, and THROUGH tSs ss4 usi
OF Lhe mayor ofthat city he placed he, n J
public institution. F''uS 70
In reply to questions as regards hi, Il.
the man has openly replied that M, ~
was dead and my children were in H.
The reason why ! said rny vile was desS aS y
that had some pride aud That + \
not wish my acquaintances to know n
| was so poor that my wife was in an inv
asylum. sinre have been here ! Il, "
never fiirted with other women, but I N
been true 10 my wife, writing to he, NJ
or four times week and frequently ~ ~
ing her money" ' y
There may be further DEVELOPMENTS in
case. The man boards at 4O6 East Pom,
= street. iVu'
The daily gazette., 1883-08-24
MOORE GONE WRONG.


The Turnkey at the City Hall Releases "A
Prisoner for Reasons Best Known to
Himself.
Special officer Moore, at present on night
duty at the City Hall, is placing himself in
an unenviable position by trying to impress
the other officers with the belief that he is
the "Chief Mogul" and has perfect right
to do as he pleases as soon as the Chief
leaves the Hall.
When it suits his own sweet will he will
release a prisoner and threaten to make il
hot for an officer who interieres. On Mon.
day last, Officer Cathcart arrested a man
late in the evening, whom he found on
Market street in condition that warranted
the arrest. The prisoner was taken to the
Hall and locked up. A note being taken ol
the time, name of the prisoner and other
points that are usually placed upon the
docket.
When Cathcart arrived on Tuesday morn
ing for the purpose OF appearing against his
prisoner, Officer Moore informed him that
the prisoner had been released only a few
minutes before by him.
From all that can be learned of the cast
Officer Moore released the prisoner on hi
own responsibility, as neither the Chief no
the Sergeant knew of the action OF tn
special officer until Cathcart complained G
the way in which the special officer treate
him.
Moore has, in all probability, constitute
himself Judge, and tries the cases during tn
early morning, and, having no prosecutin
witness thinks he does his duty by releasin
the accused parties. 1t would do well if tn
Chief or Mayor would look into the matte
and make the turnkey attend to his dut
more carefully or they won't even have
prisoner to try from one weeks end to an
other.
Probably the officer could tell something
about how Bob Allen, the notorious burg
lar, escaped from the Hall.