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Dead Men DOnjt IdYerIige.

It can be safely laid down as rule that
in these days of universal advertising the
mau who don't advertise either has nothing
for sale which viii bear talking about or he
is old fogyish in his methods of bushes
that he has got so far behind the times that
he will never catch up. Their is no surer
evidence Of snap and energy in business
man or firm than liberal advertising. In
the store or warerooms Of a large advertiser
the purchaser finds the latest styles, the
best material, the most approved patterns,
the most reliable goods and the most ad-
vanced business methods. Advertising
pays, not only in the matter Of attracting
customers, which is the legitimate aim Of
all advertisements, but it enables the reader
to see who ore the really live and energetic
men in any line Of business, and by con-
stantly keeping them in Iaind the reader
Of the paper can avoid the old fogy trades
man, whose greatest mistake in life has
been in not getting buried twenty-five years
ago. Dead men don't advertise. In.
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HLLLsBORO, ONO:
EDITORIAL.


This is the last issue Of the News
before the State election, and we de-
sire to say a few closing words to
the Republicans Of our county.
The time for argument is past and
the few remaining days of the cam.
paign should be devoted to earnest
active and faithful work for the pur-
pose of bringing every Republican
voter to the polls next Tuesday.
The Republican Committeeman in
every township should see to it at
once that every necessary arrange
ment is made to bring the aged and
infrm voters to the polls, and stir
ring up the indolent and indifferent,
Let good vigilant men be appoint
ed as challenging and rallying com
mittees to remain at the polls from
the opening and see that no illegal
votes are cast.
These committees should have an
accurate list of all the voters in the
township and see that every name is
checked Of the list as the votes are
polled.
At least two hours before the polls
close send for every Republican who
has not voted and get him to the
polls if possible.
Remember that a "full vote" and
a "fair count" insures a Republican
victory.
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II. SCHULTZE & co., Nos. 20 and %
West Fourth street, having now received
and opened the main part Of their Im-
pOrtatiOn for the Fall trade, invite deal
ers in China and Glassware and Fancy
Goods to examine their stock, which
comprises the latest of designs and dec
OratiOns, and will be found complete i'm
assOrtments and prices extremely low.
Their Retail Department is likewise
replete with an that isneW and novel in
the line Of PORCELAIN, ARTISTIC
POTTERY, CUT GLASS, BRONZES and
other PARIS FANCY GOODS. Their
Art Room contains an extensive COlleC-
tiOn Of rare ATtHrtiCles from WORCES-
TER, DERBY, DRESDEN, MINTONS,
and other celebrated POTTERS and Dec
orators. Admirers Of Ceramic Art are
cordially invited TO examine their rich
and varied stock now exhibited i'm their
new and handsome show rooms, Nos. 20
and % West Fourth street, between
Main and Walnut streets, Cincinnati,
Ohio. oct
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LyNcnnuNa orrcIAI pmEcroRY.


Mayor-Johu Turrie.
Clerk-Hugh Murphy.
TreGsurer-C Noble.
Marshal-peuy Whitaker.
COnncil-GeO. pfister, VIM. cleveland, g
Bayless, A. j. Beriug, H, L.. Glenn, Joseph
Schwartz.
School Board-C. Noble, Thos Montgomery,
Bennett MurrClL
Mr.. John Bayloss, of Sardinia, is visiting
relatives here.
Mr.. John Pealo has sold his Glady farm to
Henry Steeritz.
Nicholas Shining, Jr, has gone to Kansas to
look for a location.
Mr.. David Troutwino has our thanks for a
sack Of fine apples.
Samuel A. shafer, Of Wostboro, moved to
his property here on Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Peters, and Miss Bertha Klecl-
ner, are the guests Of DR.. Kleckner
DR.. n. D. Achor is in Kansas looking at the
fine crops in that fast growing State.
Mayor Parker has resigned, and John Torrie,
ESQ., has been appointed to the vacancy.
Judge Tarbel, of Georgetown, was circula-
ting among the Democracy here on Thursday.
Farmers are busy sowing wheat. The late
rains put the ground in good order for plow-
ing
Mr.. G. F. Hathaway left on Wednesday
morning to attend the Normal school at Leba.
non.
Itis not definitely settled yet, whether the
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LYNCHBURG
Saturday, October a, 1884.

be shipped here at a price that would Justify
the proprietors in running the house,
The trial Of Ex-Mayor Parker, for being
drunk and disorderly, was on Monday post.
poned till oct. 18th.
A large number Of our citizens went to Gin
cinnad on Thursday to see the next President
Of these United States.
Rev. A. d. Maddox went up to Hillsboro on
Tuesday night to oficiate at the wedding of
Mr.. d. S. Miller and Miss Emma Maddox.
Prof. D. L. Boyland delivered an interesting
lecture at Woodrow's hall on last Saturday
evening to a fair audience, on United States
History.
Rev. A. NJ. Collins lectured ON Temperance
here ON Monday night Although the rain
poured down at the hour appointed, the house
was well filled.
Col. G. W. Barrere, Of the NEWS, was in
town on Wednesday renewing subscriptions
and acquaintances. The NEWS is a very popu-
lar paper here.
FoR SALE-A farm containing q acres, one
mile north Of Lynchburg Good frame dwell
ling with rooms. Good barn and other out
buildings. Orchard Of 80 apple trees. For
further particulars inquire on the premises Of
OctSw2 w. r. PATTERSON.
List Of unclaimed letters remaining in the
Post Office at Lynchburg, October 1st, 1884
Miss KitHe Bennett, Miss Martha Barger, Mrs.
Bell Hamilton, Miss Loss, Mrs. James McDuew,
B. Malone, Mr.. u. D. Packer, VIM. Ridgeway,
Miss Ida Tells, John A. Scott, Mrs. M. slay-
back, Elizabeth Woods.
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country that he will move his family there in
the spring
Mr.. Morton Davis and sister, Emma, Of Az
ALA, Ind, are visiting Mrs. DR.. L. NJ. Green,
Of this place.
Leroy Kelly, candidate for Probate Judge, is
kept busy canvnssing the county and making
new acquaintances.
Mr.. George HanselI, of Iowa, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Lou Hoskins and family, after an
absence of'a number of years.
Several Of our citizens visited Wilmington
last Thursday to attend the big meeting there
and hear the Hon. John Sherman speak.
H. D. Green, Edwin Thornburg and daugh-
ter, Mrs. S. W. Horseman and daughter are
attending the yearly meeting at Richmond,
Ind, this week.
Mr.. James Cary and Ada Hart, of Carytown,
were married last Thursday, Oct 2, 1884, at
the residence Of the officiating minister Rev.
]. Pumphry, in New Vienna, o.
The Democratic meeting last Saturday even
ing was held under very unfavorable circum-
stances, as it began raining about six o'clock
and kept it up till late, The crowd had to go
to the Council Chamber, where Hall Hough, of
Cincinnati, and Ed DeBruin, of Hillsboro. en-
tertained the crowd that had congregated to
hear the speeches. The torohlight procession
from Leesburg was immense, as there were
about 20 boys in the procession, and all az wet
as drowned rats
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LEESBURG
Saturday. October 4, 1884.

Fletcher vanPelts hogs are dying of tn,
cholera.
Monthly examination at the public schools
the past week.
Miss Anna johnson is quite poorly Of typho
malarial fever
Will Myers viii soon have a good big dwell,
ing to rent on East Main street.
Mr.. Ank Bosworth, Of Wilmington, was in
town on Tuesday calling on friends.
Taylor Evans has made brave but futile at,
tempt to beat ]. D. Wright's corn crop.
The Exposition has not attracted as many
visitors from this place as usual this year
woulin't it be a funny thing to see Hig com,
ing down street without package for King &
Evans.
FAN pastures are coming on nicely since the
late rains and the farmers faces are covered
with smiles.
Mr.. Charles Ladd is engaged in erectingya
cottage on South Fairfield street, in which to
spend his days.
Mr.. Black, Of the Chillicothe Leade. was in
town q few minutes this morning in the inter
est Of his paper.
Sunday School teachers meeting held regu-
larly now every Tuesday night, and choir prac-
tice on Friday night
Miss Florence Kinzer, Of ChiIicothe, has re-
turned home after several days association with
friends and relatives here.
It is Eli Barretts turn TO treat now-we
should have said Grandpa Barrett-Charles
Henderson says it's girl.
The Council and railroad company have
about completed the necessary arrangements
for improving Railroad street.
Through the carlessness Of the express mes
senger the daily papers last Sunday fell under
the train and we're cut to pieces.
Mr.. John Chance, the aged father Of our
well known townsman, A. II. Chance, is paying
the latter an extended visit now.
Col Barrers was the guest Of Rev. shuItz on
Thursday. While I'm town he secured a good
list Of additional subscribers to the NEWS.
Mrs. David Sanders, accompanied by her sis
ter, Miss Fannie Johnson, win leave on Tues
day for a months visit to relatives I'm Indiana.
Mrs. Ruth Hadley and daughter, Miss Eva
accompanied by the Misses Oma and Jennie
Hadley, Of Wilmington, are the guests Of Mr.
and Mrz. S. NJ. Taggart.
We would respectfully call the attention Of
his Honor Mayor Hough TO the fact that It is
not necessary 10 keep barber shops open in q
village Of this size on Sunday.
On account Of their immense business John
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SINKING SPRINGS.

October 3D. 1884.
The long fingers which in twilight steal
watermel0us, should be COnfscated or sent to
Columbus.
The Home articles Of our friend, ''H. G,
W. have been interesting and we indulge the
hope that the "long pen rest may be recon-
Bidered and discarded.
School bells from diverse directions indicate
the resumption of instruction. Miss Alma
Fulton has charge Of advanced department
here, and Miss "Siss' Hite Of the primary.
Mr.. w. Shoemaker presides in No. 10.
"Clodhopper' "let your light shine" and
risk racket ''lhe alarm that startles the
quiet Of sleepers saves them from suffoCation
and cOndagratiOn.
Another wedding and tour TO the Exposition.
This time Ga daughter of Mr.. I. j. Miss Clara
MCKeehan and Mr. Francis Iurley. Time
morning of October 1st. Knot tied by Rev.
@. j. Wells Who next ? Why Mr. j. Y.
Miss NJ p.
Visitors-Messrs Boardman and Barrere,
from editorial chair at HillsbOro, Hope that
they were favorably impressed and that their
mission was not wanting in success In shape of
subs. Mr.. Geo. EastOn, from Springfield,
o.; Mrs. III. Elliott, now Mrs, Jos. dasner,
from Mt Pleasant, H.; Mr. j. w. Strain and
niece, from New Petersburgi Miss Susie Upp,
with her former music teac ler at Greenfield,
Miss ~ Wickerham Mrs. M. Burgman, Mrs.
R. Guthrie, and Miss Eva McMeeken, from
Rayenna and Winchester, o.
Though not unexpected, the many friends of
Mrs. B. Purcell viii hear with sincere regret of
her death, which occurred at her home i'm
Sinking Springs on the night OF Oct. I'd, 1884,
victim to consumption. Medical skill and
careful and tender nursing proved alike un-
ayailing, and at last tired of the weary and
protracted struggle for life, her pure and gem
lie spirit passed from earth TO heaven. She
was a member of the NJ E. Church, and loved
and respected by all who knew her, The SYM
pathy OF the whole community goes out 10 her
bereayed husband and children who are left 10
mourn her loss. Calmly and quietly she passed
away; she seemed to say "Say not good night,
but In some brighter CLINE, bid me good morn
ing
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Gov Hart has proved himself the
soldiers friend by using his best ef
forts in Congress to obtain an in.
crease of their pensions He was
defeated in these efforts by the Dem.
ocratic majority in the House. Un-
ion soldiers, whether Democrats OF
Republicans, have nothing to expect
from that party. DR.. Ellsberry, il
elected, would obey the Democratic
caucus and vote against the increase
of pensions. Let every soldier vote
for Hart, the soldiers friend.
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Fafth

In matters Of medicine is said to be half a
remedy; but in desperate, tantalizing, chronic
diseases, such as rheumatism, it is hard to get
up faith. This was the reason why Rev A. G.
Hume, Of Indianapolis, preferred to test Ath-
lophOros In about the seyerest case he could
find before he pronounced upon its merits.
He writes: "The case was of rheumatism of
twenty years standing. The patient could
not walk except with two canes or by pushing
a chair before him. In a short time after
taking Athlophoros he could walk without
canes or the chair
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.W LEXINGTON.
Saturday, October 4, 1884.

Too wet to sow wheat.
Many of the farmers are ready to SOW thet
wheat
Mr. Thomas Roberts is a happy man. It il
boy.
The carpenters Of this place arc kept busy
this fall.
Wheat that has been sown is coming up and
looking fine.
Mrs. J. j. Harris has been on the sick list fol
the past week.
Mrs. Sarah Powers, Of Nebraska, was VISITING
Joseph Hoskins family last week.
Mr.. John Frazier and family, Of Rushville,
Ind, are visiting David Kinzer's family.
The fore part Of the past week we received a
large quantity ofrain which was badly needed,
Mrs. Sarah Robbins has again had another
very sick SPELL but is some better at this writ,
ing.
Several of our citizens visited Cincinnatilast
Thursday, to see the next President, James G.
Blaine.
Mrs. Thomas Donard Of Lenoz, Iowa. is Wis
itiug her father-i1-law, Abraham Conard, and
family.
Mrs. Thos. L. Achor started for Farmland,
Ind, to be gone three or four weeks visiting
relatives,
Noah HixsOn returned home last Monday
from Kansas, where he had been looking for a
location. He was 80 well pleased with the
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SOLD BYALL DRUGGISTS.
my21y1

In literary and artistic point Of view,
Dem0rest's Magazine for October is an ad-
mirable number The frontispiece, "Decoy
Ducks" which is something new in art, is
very beautiful, and the other illustrations
are excellent. Among the articles especially
worthy of note are, "Student Lifein Paris, "
"Down the Red Sea-" "Pope's Villa at
Twickenham, ," and GLOW We Live in New
York, " by Jennie June. The stories are en-
tertaining, the poems good, and the various
departments are replete with useful and
agreeable reading, such as is acceptable in
every household
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Beware Of MennL Votes.

There is good reason to believe
that the Democrat managers in their
desperate determination to carry
Ohio next Tuesday will attempt to
colonize votes from Indiana, Ken
lucky and and other adjacent states.
Watch the polls and see that no one
votes who is not legally entitled
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SICILY.

October 1st, 1884,
Mr. VIM Higgins is on the sick list,
Farmers are preparing to SOW wheat
Had fine rain Saturday. Plenty Of rain
now.
VIM, A. Cumberland has a singing school at
Tolls schOOlhOuse every Saturday evening.
Mrs. Lucinda Wallace, widow Of John Wal
lace, deceased died at her sisters, Mrs. Ef1ie
Anderson, of Sardinia, Sept. 28th at half past
eight o'clock, of cancer Her BufferingB we're
very severe, but she bore them with Christian
fOrtitude. She was buried in the Sicily grave
yard Monday evening.
Quite an agreeable surprise was given Mr..
VIM. Starr last Thursday, in honor of his Goth
birthday His nephew came over in the morn
ing and: took him to Sardinia and kept him
there till about one o'clock. His friends has
tily constructed a table in the yard, and it
fairly grOaned under the deicacies which the
ladies know how to prepare. About seventy
friends gathered around to participate of the
good things set before them. Afternoon and
evening were spent in singing, and speeches.
after which all departed for their homes, feel
ing that it was good for them to be there.
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SAMANTHA.

October 1st, 1884.
Mr.. Joseph Cox took in sabina last Saturday
and Sunday,
Mr.. Long and lady, of Winchester took din,
ner at the Sanders House Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Elton and wife, of Careytown
were visiting at Mr.. G, s. Elton's Sunday.
There was a Democratic meeting here last
Friday night, but owing 10 the rainy weather
there was not a very large crowd in attendance
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Ruin wrought in tho Forest.

How depressing it is TO see acres of trees cut
down IN the midst of a noble forest. How
saddening it is also 10 see that thin spot ir the
midst Of your otherwise abundant hair. Stop
II at once by the use of Parkers Hair Balsam.
tor actual efficiency this famous article stanls
at the head of its class Elegant for the toilet.
delicious i'm odor, and restores the original
color TO gray or faded hair. Economical M A
slight occasional application keeps the hair
and scalp iu perfect order. oct
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The Democrats feeling sure Of DR..
Ellsberry's election are offering to
trade him off for votes for Dittey.
Gov. Hart wants to be elected,
but he is too good Republican to
desire to obtain votes by the sacrifice
of any other Republican on the
ticket.
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Condensed Truth for Everybody.

Understand this first The human body is
not fortuitous aggregation of parts, neatly
packed inside Of a she'll Il is q unit an or
ganism. Life is one thing, and the blood con-
tains it in solution. Disease-under many
fOrms-is one thing bad blood. Parker
Tonic cures disease by enabling .he stomach
to send nourishment to the blood. How sim
pie, yet how wonderful Troubles of the kid
neys, lungs, liver, stomach and nerves all yield
to it. oct
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Come Again.

NEAR LYNOHBURe, Oct. Sd, 1884.
EDTToRs NEws-Elder j. c.. HackwOrtb,
Of near Sinking Springs, visited us near the
county line, and preached two sermons for
us at the Pleasant Hill Church, Clinton
county.
The elder preached an able sermon last
night, and at the close Of the sermon the
entire congregation expressed their desire
for him to come again by holding up their
hands. Come again, Elder.
WILLIAM H. TURNER.
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A Walking Skeleton.

Mr.. E. Springer. of Mechanicsburg. Pa.
writes: II was afflicted with lung fever and
abscess on lungs, and reduced to irqlting
skeleton. Got a free trial bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, which did
me so much good that I bought a dollar bottle.
After using three bottles, found myself once
more a man, completely restored to health.
with a hearty appetite, and a gain in flesh of
As lbs."
Call at Seybert d Co.'s Drug Store and get a
free trial bottle Of this certain cure for all
Lung Diseases. Large bottles 81.
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BuckIen,s Arnicn SaIHe.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
COrns, and all Skin ErupHons, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required 1t is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
seYbert q %. augl8yl
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Thnnsnnds SnY So.

Mr.. II. W. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes: 81
never hesitate to recommend your Electric
Bitters to my customers they give entire satis-
faction and are rapid sellers Electric Bttera
are the purest and best medicine known and
will positively cure Kidney and Liver COM
plants Purify the blood and regulate the
bowels. No family can afford to be without
them They will save hundreds of dollars i'm
doctors bills every year. Sold at hftycents a
bottle by Seybert d Co.
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Let every Republican go to the
polls early next Tuesday, vote him
self, and see that all his Republican
neighbors vote. Make your arrange
ments if possible to stay at the polls
all day and work for the success OF
the Republican ticket. You cannot
put in a day more profitable to your.
self or your country.
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Let no Republican fail to vote next
Tuesday who can possibly arrange
his business so as to get to the polls.
If you desire the success of Blaine
and Logan next November, the sur
est way to secure that result is to
vote the whole Republican ticket in
October. To the polls, to the polls.
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Democratic soldiers all over the
district are avowing their intention
to vote for Hart, the soldiers friend.
1t is estimated that there are about
500 of them, and if they all vote for
Hart they can secure his election.
If they consult their own interest
they will certainly do so.
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Erysipelas and Salt Rheum was driven en-
tirely away from Mrs. j. @. Anderson, Peshti-
go, Wis, by Burdock Blood Bittors. No equal
as a blood purifier,
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HmeDia Seminary, for both sexes. s225
a year Unsurpassed advantages.
AGEo. w. Cook, 3D.. Pres, Armenia, E. Y.
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For rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuralgia,
Cramp and Collie, there is no remedy superior
to the genuine DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil.
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Look out for fraudulent tickets,
See that every name on your ticket
is right before you vote.