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The Conclusion.


ly and did not bite, the good. .natured
Professor concluded not to disturb its
explorations. Suddenly it seemed to de-
clare war upon the Professor, who imme-
diately armed himself with great deal
of indignation, and with a CLEAN Of
hatred in his eve, knocked him off his
nose. 1t didn't huis the fly, for it ,cas
his spectacles.
Judge Delaplane attended the Insti-
tute Thursday.
DR.. Weaver favored the Inst 'tute with
several practical talks.
Prof. Pennel, of Brown county, at.
tended the Institute on Thursday.
Miss Clara Evans, of Greenfield, was
in attendance at the Institute last week.
Mr.. Monroe Scott, of Barlow, Fla, at.
tended the institute Thursday afternoon.
Wanted-A roommate. Will pay ex.
penses of any nice young man who will
cast his lot with me during this Institute.
ID. s. FERGUSON.
The subject of lightning Rods" had
peculiar interest for one or two oi
Lynchburg's teachers. A lightning-rod
dispenser has no doubt made Lynch. one
of his objective points.
Our President, Mr.. II. G. Williams,
was called away on Wednesday evening
to attend wedding in Adams county.
During his official career Mr.. Williams
has given the teachers no cause to regret
their choice last year. During his alb.
sence Vice. Presidents Puckett and Will.
liams occupied the chair.
All praise is due the officers and in.
structors for their faithful services. The
instructors never worked harder or more
successfully, the Executive Committee
never succeeded in making things run
more smoothly, Miss Gibson's music was
exceptionally good, and the Secretary
was success in every particular.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
WHEREAS, It has pleased an All.Wise Provi-
dence to remove from our midst two Of our CO.
| laborers In the cause of education, viz Clark
y. suthern and T. H. Williams. Therefore be
| 1t resolved,
I. That we sympathize with beresved fsmi.
lies Of the deceased in this their affiiction.
II. That while we % members of the Teach
ers' Association deeply deplore the loss Of our
fellow-workers, we will bow with meekness and
submission TO the will Of Divine Pro, idence.
III. That in the death Of said teachers the
cause Of education has lost two Of its firmest
| friends and supporters.
Nv. That the Secretary Of this Association
be instructed to forward . copy Of these reso-
lutions to the families Of both Of the deceased,
and to each Of the county papers for publica.
| tion. JENNIE MoRRow.
H. L. GARlArr,
| E. f. RICHARDS,
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The NEws-HERALD presses have just
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Poet and Other Poems. Hugh s. Nc
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neatly printed on good paper and com.
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from November, 1881, to July, 1885. For
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NEW PETERSBURG.
August l4th,

August 18th, 1886.
Abe Mercer, Jr., suffered the loss OF q tine
gray mare last Monday.
Johnnie Cowman hes been very sick for &
few days, with the fux.
George Richards and family, Of Hillsboro,
spent Sunday here, the guest OF Mr.. Sargent
and family.
Mrs. David Cough, Of Leesburg, has been
spending few days here, visiting relatives
and friends.
Joseph Grimsl,y and wife, Of near Washing
ton O. H., Sundsyed here with d. r. Cunning
ham and family.
Rev. Griffith, Of Marshall, filed the pulpit st
the NJ. E. Church last Sunday, in the absence
Of the pastor, Rev. @. J. Wells.
We don't like to say for certainty, but
there IL surely some attraction here for some
OF the Hillsboro and Greenfield boys.
Jake Grim had Q two horse express splin-
tered up considerably In Greenfield last Tues
day. A team was left standing unhitched In
the planning mill yard, when II took fright and
running down Main street, colided with Grims
wagon, resulting - above stated.
Ell Wise and Ed Gray started thia week to
seek places which viii be more profitable hnsn.
cislly, - we'll ~ otherwise. Ed goes 10 Athens,
Ohio, TO follow his trade, barbering. Ell will
locate some whore In Indiana, the exact place
ve are unable TO state. Nay success follow
] them, u our earnest wish.
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The New President Of the College.

The New President Of the College.
We take pleasure in announcing to our
friends and the patrons of the Hillsboro
Female College, that Rev.W. G. Helt, s.
T. D., Phi. D., has been elected to the
Presidency Of the College, and has &C.
cepted the position. Mr.. Helt is at pres.
ent pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Mt. Washington, near Gin
cinnati, and is member of the Cincin.
natl Annual Conference. He is compar'
atively young man, but is possessed oi
such qualities as give promise of emf.
nent success. His educational advantages
have been excellent. Hespent four years
in the Normal School at Lebanon, Ohio,
and spent five years in tho Boston Uni
versity, graduating from both its School
OF Theology and its School of Philosophy
His titles are not complimentary-they
were won by hard study, and conferred
only after thorough examination. We
adopt as our own the following from q
circular Just issued: "The Presidents
wife has had long and successful expe.
rience in teaching and overseeing young
ladies, and she will have general super
vision in the home department Of the
College. She has also spent two years
in Europe teaching, studying and travel
ing, which fit her fully for her work. u
Her knowledge of kindergarten and nor
NAL work, together with her years ol
experience in teaching both in Boston
Mass, and London, England, give prom
ise Of advantages such as young ladies
may not often find.
We do, therefore, take great pleasure
in warmly commencing the College
under the new administration, to all
young ladies seeking first-class educa
ton under pure, safe, healthful and
Christian auspices. The fall term opens
September 14th, 1885. The Presidents
address until September 1st will be Mt
Washington, o. After that time, Hills
boro, o. .....r
JAS. H. THOMSON, Executive
JOHN A. Smith, Committee
G. w. KErCHAM, Hillsboro
H: ROADS, Female
JNo. PEARSON. College.
HiLLsBoRo, o., Aug. l6, 1886.
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EMERALD. rai
August l4th, 1885.
Health good.

Health good. .r
Miss Eyxena Barrack 10 visiting her sister,
Mrs. Clara Short, near Winchester.
Mrs. B. Hudson has been called TO the bed
side Of her sick mother In Solomon City, Kan.
Mr.. George Barrack, who had his Lex broken
some time ago. 10 about on crutches. t
Prof. Fillmore, Of Cincinnati, vas In our
vicinity TO get up singing school, but fs'!sd.
Henry Limo has rented fam near James
town, o., where be vi" remove bis family
soon.
II Is rumored that there will be Sunday
School celebration held At Bethel In the near
future.
Misses Lille Ress and Zells Hatcher, who
have been attending school at North Liberty,
have returned home.
Mrs. Caroline Mcneil. former resident Of
near this plaos. now living near Tranquility, u
at the point Of death.
Preparations are being made for the Win.
chester Fair, which will b held Sept. 26th,
99th, and S0th, and Oct. lst.
Nrs. Lewis shaw, wife Of ex-Supt. Shaw, oi
Wilson Home at West Union, was visiting
friends and rslativss here last week.
Quite number Of our tsachers will attend
The Instituts 10 be held at Manchester, begin
ming Aus. i6th. and continuing two weeks.
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LEESBURG.

august 14th, lSo6.
Rev. NJ. Redkey made business trip TO Gen.
terville last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Teter, Of Chillicothe, have
been visiting friends here this week.
Miss Mollie E. Young, Of Georgetown, is the
guest her cousin, Miss Nettie Hardy.
Misses Fannie and Dora Patton attended the
day.
Mr.. George Thompson, Of Feesburg, Brown
county, was the guest Of Mr.. Noah Hardy last
Saturday night.
There are some six or eight cases Of typhoid
fever in town at this writing, though none are
thought to be dangerous.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Phillips, Of staunton, were
the guests Of the lattsr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bridwell, last Sunday.
Mr.. Jas. Redkey, accompanied by his grand
son, Chas. Redkey, spent yesterday in Green
field visiting relatives and friends.
Misses Mamie Wright, Laura Wsshburn and
lar and family At Chillicothe last week.
Miss Clara Nordyke, Of New Vienna, who has
been the guest Of Miss Nsttie Hardy for some
time, returned home last Tuesday.
Mr.. James Redkey. Of Redkey, Ind, accom-
panied by Misses Gertie Redkey and Ella Fiers,
are the guests Of Rev. Martin Redkey and fam
lily.
Mia Nav Hodaon NJ the Hill Citv vho has
hsan tha cnast NJ Mi.sss Eva ana I.;I. Ho,nas
Scr sevarsI dsvs nsst retn,ned ho.,a Thnrsd" .
avenin0. ''>' ''~'o
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vant !" I,.tt,s.nsto ~ . SaS;~c o,curs;on i. st
TSnrss.v snS snocaaSad n es.E;n~ ",,;.a =
nnmhsr - ths anrx tr;Ss =" '"As a"'''
~ aA' 80,
Mr.. MAJ McCormick, OF 81. Louis, ana MS
sistes, Miss sarah, accompanied oy MISS -
Tracy, o. Maalsonvllie. nave Deen me e. guests s.
OF Mr.. John mcCormick and family the past
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BALL KNOB.
August 18th, 1886.

August 18th, 1885.
@. F. Scott and wife spent last Sunday at st.
Martins.
The children's meeting was well attended at
Sharpsville last Sunday night.
Miss Tena Faulandorf, Of Glady, was the
guest Of her friend, Miss Leora Sharp, last
Sunday.
Joe Thompson and family, Of Martinsvillep
were visiting relatives at this place last
Sunday.
Wheat is turning out splendid, and 10
averaging from fifteen to twenty bushels per
acre In this locality.
Kirb Marker and Miss Dora Jarnigan, Of
near Hillsboro, were the guests Of Lizzie Alex
ander last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lucy Cusick, of Springfield. who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Pierson, for
the past week, returned to her home last
Tuesday.
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MARSHALL.

Au60os AVsAp Aooos
Mr.. Charles Templn, Of Kentucky, is now st
his home.
The youngest daughter Of Ssmuel Rhoadss
10 seriously sick.
Eli Templin and wife are visiting their
daughter In Adams county.
Mrs. Smith Moore and children, of Fall Creek,
visited at her parental home last week.
Miss Martha Rotrof, Of Sugsrtree Ridge,
was the guest Of Miss Ella Templin last We'd
nesday.
Rumor said that one Of our young men had
entered into the bonds Of matrimony, but up
on congrstulsting him 1t wss found 70 b .
mistake and the lucky man was his cousin.
Aocidents-Little Emma Mslford fsM from
the manger breaking her arm In two places and
putting her elbow out Of place Miss Cynthia
Keys, while walking 70 church last Sunday,
run Svsr H
was extinct. She Il improving now and II u
hoped not seriously hurt.
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Brushcreek township, S. P, ignored
the order to vote for the candidates, and
elected as delegate Capt. H. N. Easton,
- Yankie, alternate. OF course under
the arrangement neither of these gen.
tlemen can be recognized as delegate.
The field was conceded to Senator
Pugsley after the withdrawal of Govern
or Hart, and as a consequence, little
interest was taken in the election and a
lightvote was polled everywhere. Messrs.
Entrekin and Jackson received one vote
each. Marshall township held no elect.
ion. ..
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The Delegates.

HILIsBoRo, o., August 18th, 1886.
Having received the highest number
Of votes cast at the Highland County Re-
publican Primary Election, held August
18th, A. D., 1886, under the Primary
Election law Of this State, and by virtue
Of power granted to me by the Republi-
can Executive Committee, and by au.
thority Of law, !, Jacob ]. Pugsley, do
hereby select the following named per.
sons as delegates and alternatss to rep.
resent the county Of Highland at the
Republican District Convention to be
held at Chillicothe, o., September, "A,
D., 1885, to nominate a candidate fol
Congress in the 10Th Congressional Dis.
trict:
Brushcreek. N: P..w: G. McCoppin,
delegate H: N: Head, alternate.
Brushcreek, 8. P.-W. o. Byrd, dele.
gate; Isaac East, alternate.
Clay. @. Hirons, delegate; DR.. Jno
Matthews, alternate.
Dodson-Jas. w. Henderson, delegate
Isma Troth, alternate.
C8lIu0iO = A0SOy A0u0y, O0le8AL6
Wesley Davis, alternate; DR.. H. A. Bee.
SON, delegate /; Martin Milner, alternate.
Hamer-L. r. Duckwall, delegate
Jos. Hhafer, alternate. ,s., l.-.l..f
Jaekson-M. A. Garrett, delegate; Jno
A. Gilmore, alternate.
Liberty, N. P.-Capt. E. Carson, dele.
gate; Capt. +. F. Kib1er, alternate; John
johnson, delegate Chas. Donathan, al
Liberty, 8. PHI. A. Pavey, delegate
Col. w. H. Glenn, alternate; 8. Lewii
Holmes, delegate; Z. 8. Smith, alternate
Nadison-Fay Baldwin, delegate; g.
| w. Strain, alternate H. T. Cay, dele
gate; w. H. Hackley, alternate.
Narshall-R. r. Watts, delegate e
r. Lucas, alternate. '.'
New larket-Frank Lemons, dele.
gate; Van McConnanghey, alternate.
Paint, N. P.-Ewing Newby, delegate
w. b. Elliott, alternate. gao rat
Paint, 8. P.-Capt. D. M. Barrett, del.
egate H. X. Rhesdes, alternate.
Pehn-Wm. Triplett, delegate; G. F
Underwood, alternate.
ealem--H. A. Landsss, delegate; B
F. Faris, alternate.
Union-O. A. Ayres, delegate; Jos
Siddons, alternate. nf
Washington-T. B. Ounnin cham, del
egate Benton Parks, alternate.
White Oak-NcAdow Robinson, del
esate; J. W. AahaRey. alternate.
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LYNCHBURG.
August 10th, 1886.

August 10th, 1856.
School will begin Monday, September 9Th.
Our teachers returned on Saturday from the
Institute.
Miss Mary McAdow visited friends at Price
town last week.
Miss Bette Boyland, Of Cincinnati, is visit
ing relatives here.
Primary election Saturday resulted as follows:
Pugsley, 80 Hart, l..
J. H. Oester has new veranda in front of
his Broadway residence.
Mrs. Lizzie Kiser, Of sharpsville, is the guest
Of Mrs. George Stsutner.
Samuel Psale and wife Sundsyed with their
brother-in-lsw, VIM. West, near Westboro.
The Star of the Cheyennes will, by request,
deliver lecture here next Saturday night.
DR.. W. ]. Srofe and J. W. Henderson made
flying visit 10 Martinsville last Thursday.
Mr.. T. D. Jackson and wife went to Whining
ton this morning to visit John Robinson's show.
Frank Specs and daughter, Of Columbus, re-
turned home this morning after pleasant visit
to friends here.
Mr.. Peyton Green, of Clinton coun ty and
Miss Hlia Delaney, Of this city were married
at Hillsboro ON Sunday.
Chss. Fields, who has had q position In the
Ohio Penitentiary, at Columbus, is spending .
few days with his parents.
VIM. HILL Of Iowa, who has been spsnding
the summer with his sister, Mrs. H. L. Glenn,
| left for homo this morning.
Mr.. J. @. Cumberland, Of Sicily, has pur-
chased lot and will erect . blacksmith shop
on II. He will soon become . citizen Of our
town.
Msssrs. Frank Hair, H. N. Henderson, VIM.
Stautner, Al Crampton, Ed Virgins and W. A.
Holiday pitched their tents Of the Rocky Fork
caves last week. The boys say they had good
time.
The council al their last meeting appointed
Board Of Health. consisting OF DR.. I. Holmes,
Eli Roush, A. J. Fields, J. W. Hendsrson, Thos.
Montgomery and J. r. Riser. The Board met
ON Thursday night and organized and are now
ready for business.
Miss Lou West has returned from the city,
whers shs has been studying the latest stylss
OF dress-making. She win open up . dreas-
making establishment in one Of the rooms IN
DR.. 0asnsr's building, on Main street, about
the Arst Of September.
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Mr.. John NJ. Kay has purchased the
interest Of Mr.. George Compton in the
dry goods store of w. H. Glenn & Co.
The firm name remains unchanged and
the world whirls on as usual.
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DEAR SIR:-There will be q ameeting Of
the Scioto Valley Southern Breeders
Association at Warrington @. H., O., on
Thursday the 10th day of August, 1885,
at 10 o'clocka. m. Business questions ol
deep interest to breeders will be dis
cussed. All breeders, and those inter
ested in breeding are earnestly request
cd to be present. fh. ~
HvoH BELL, President.
r. L. Irwin, Secretary.
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Result OF the Primary Election.

In obedience to the order of the Re-
publican Executive Committee, a pri-
mary election was held at the various
voting places in the county last Saturday.
Notwithstanding Governor Hart's with.
drawal small number Of votes were
polled for him, although the majority
for Pugsley makes HATS vote look di.
minutive. The following table shows
how the vote stands:
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Mr.. Newton Evans, son.in-law OF Mr..
Benjamin Barrere, and brother of Mr..
John L. Evans, who resides near this
place, died at his home near Carlisle,
Ind, last Thursday morning, and was
buried Saturday.
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George Slusser died at his home in this
place Tuesday, August 10. Deceased was
in his 74th year, having been born at
Massilon, o., in 1918. The funeral serv-
ices were conducted at his late residence
on Thursday afternoon.
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On August 18th, September 7th and
2lst the O., W. L B. R. R. will sell half
fare round-trip tickets to the most pro-
ductive parts Of Minnesota, Dakota, Ne
braska, Kansas, Arkansas and Texas,
good returning from 20 to 40 days. Fer
particulars address E. E. Patton, Travel.
ing Passenger Agent, Chillicothe.
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Mr.. Thos. Walker, of Greenfield, was
the guest of his brother, Mr.. Ed. Walker,
last Sunday. Tom is booked tor the
Sophomore Glass at Wooster the coming
term, having passed the June examina.
ti0n without restriction.
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For Sale or Rent.

My residence in the southern part of
town. One of the most desirable homes
in Hillsboro. Lot l20x20O. Apply to
Geo. w. Boies, at @. s. Bell 4 Co.'s
Foundry. Mrs. J. r. MARsHALL.
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wheat wanted.

One hundred thousand bushels of
wheat wanted, for which will pay full
market price. House opposite Jail build
ing, Glascock building, Short street.
WM. DuRNKLL, Hillshoro, o.
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Lost-A pair of geld spectacles in an
old leather case, on the Belfast pike be.
tween Louden and Hillsboro. Finder
will be rewarded on leaving same at this
Office. J. F. WEAVER.
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In Postmaster Pope's laudable desire
to accommodate the public, a neat, new
letter.box has been placed on the lamp
post at the Merchants Bank corner of
the public square.
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Nine school-teachers engaged in a
baseball match with the local nine last
Wednesday evening, and beat home
talent by q score of 6 to 8.
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The annual election of the Board oi
Trustees of the M. f. Church will be
held in the lecture-room Of the church
this Tuesday, evening between the
hours of eight and nine o'clock.
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Have your feather beds renovated at
o. F. Burroughs & Co.'s Renovating Es-
tablishment, No. 81 Main street, and be
clean and healthy.
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Miss Anna Logan, who has been visit
ing Miss Maggie McKeehan for some
time past, left yesterday morning to visit
relatives in Washington g. H.
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Mrs. Webster Cooper and little daugh-
ter, Josie, returned to their home in
Columbus last week after visit among
relatives in this place.
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o. F. Burroughs & Co.'s Renovating
Establishment closed last Monday to
give the employees weeks vacation.
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Auditor g. w. LeFevre, accompanied
by his wife, left last Wednesday to spend
two weeks at Mineral Springs.
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A very pleasant surprise party was
given Miss Nettie Taylor last Thursday
evening in honor Of her birthday. Gro
quet was the chief amusements. a3l
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Prof. J. High stauffsr is In this place
again for the purpose of organizing .
company 10 deliver the cantatta, "Jep-
tina and His Daughter" Our readers
will remember that the Professor was
here commencement week and aband.
oned the project on account Of the com.
msucsments. Since that date he has
been very successful in organization and
the rendition Of the cantatta, and gave
very pleasing entertainments At Green.
Aeld and Washington @. H.
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Misses Eliza Burns and Bessie DUNCAN,
OF Springfield, are guests at the residence
OF Mr.. Richard Burns.
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Captain J. M. Hiestand and family re-
turned on Monday from visit to Mrs.
Hiestand's brother in Chiliicothe.
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Mr.. Newton Garrett, Of Joplin, Mo-,
arrived here last Friday and is now Wis.
lining his parents near Rainsboro.
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Miss Mary Stafford, Of Keokuk, Iowa,
and Miss Lulu Stafford, Of Cincinnati,
are visiting Mr.. and Mr.. Frank Jeans.
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Mrs. Belle Clark received a premium
on pound cake at the Fair. The
Gdsette's list is incorrect in this regard.
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Mr.. T. P. Gore has returned home
from GAINESVILLE, where he has been
staying for some time.
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Mr.. F. H. Jeans returned home from
. trip TO Niagara Falls last Saturday
evening. During his stay at Niagara Mr..
Jeans talked with Graham, the sdventu-
rous crank who was first TO 60 over the
falls in . barrel. Graham's latest scheme
Il to tie his barrel to the suspension
bridge, arrange the ropes 20 that he can
cut himself loose and plunge into the
river from the heighth and then 20 owe,
the falls. Anything for variety!
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Rev. Amos Lawrence will preach his
farewell sermon as pastor Of the Wesleyan
Methodist Church next Sunday.
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Miss Lizzie Strain has been visiting
her cousin, Miss Anna Murray, near
Greenfield, for the past week.
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Mr.. Theo. Simonson has returned to
this city. and it is said will 60 into bust
ness in the Walnut Street Planning Mill.
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You can always get the top of the
market for your wheat at Model City
Mills. H.&C.
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Gov. Hart left Saturday afternoon to
attend a reunion of the Hart family at
Cleveland,
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Rev. Ketcham will take in q number Of
probationers at the M. Z. Church next
Sunday morning. t0...