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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-09
EAST MONROE.

Ouu0 VsuS Aocos
Mrs. David Cox il visiting at her fathers this
week.
Quite number Of picnicers visited the falls
ON Saturday.
viii Penn starts for Lebanon Monday morn
ing where he will attend school this summer.
VIM. Simmons and wife moved to the house
that was recently remodeled on the farm OF
Samuel Rses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Murphy passed through
here enrouts to Jerry Kings, whose guests
they were until Monday.
We had two surprise parties, one in honor Of
the birthday OF Mrs. Jno. Jenkins, the other
In honor Of R. A. Cherry's little son, Johnnie.
Childrens' Day will be observed here Sunday,
June 18th, at the n. E. Church. The officers
are doing everything they can to make II sue
cess. Let everybody attend.
The County Commissioners are coming here
the fore part Of next week TO look after
Q culvsrt near the residence Of JACOB Rees,
which is In . very bad condition.
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BALL KNOB.

Miss Maggie Reeves has been quite sick for
several days.
Harvey Wright's new piazza is rapidly ap-
preaching completion.
Mrs. Edna Chapman was the guest Of Mrs.
Hastings last Wednesday.
Will Ratcliff, who has been sick for some
time, 10 improving slowly.
Ellsworth Bird, Of Leesburg, visited his
parents the first Of the week.
Mrs Frank Wright and family left last week
for Washington county, Kansas.
Quite delightful hop Was given last Satur-
day night by Mr.. and Mrs. Jake CLANCY.
Misses Bertha and EfRe Tener were the
guests Of uncle Joe Alexander last Sunday.
Quite number Of the people Of this place
attended the Decoration exercises at Lynch
burg last Monday,
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Real Estate Transfers.

IT.. John NJ! N: Ky s,to e VIM. H. Wills Clay town
Eli Roush 70 Ida NJ. simpkiu, Dodson town
Charlotte b. Sans to B. n. shipp, Hillsboro,
Marie T: Rivss 70 Joseph B. W. spsrgur,
Hillsboro. lot, $500.
John b. Larkin TO Beltshazzar Goodson,
Madison township. Al acres 81 poles, e1122. 10.
Sheriff to Michael Lyons, Salem and Dodson
Aaron Kelly and Elizabeth Hott to Milvern
Richards, Liberty township, 20 acres, ESQ.
Rachel Hooper and others to Joseph Csrpen-
ter, Russells. lot, H interest. $50.
James McDermott 10 Martin McDermott,
a,sentsd, .a insssss: i in lot! lot, s2o9 ,o..
Greenfield, n interest in lot, e200.
Arsbella Wooslsy and others TO @. o. HUFF,
Madison township, 16Sz acres, e1.
H. W. Elliott to Nancy G. Elliott, New Mar
ket township, leo acres, A poles, et,024:
g: B. Anshgtz, sdminista.tor: 70 Samuel
Elizabeth Rogers to G. ". Hawk and Aman-
da Hawk, Clay township. Il aore, e460.
James Robinson, Jr., 70 Hannah A. Robinson,
h + w;dS:. q .;sS Z: i. soJ G. H.lo"sl ct al
,oTs.s1 .,sis 5sy.s 4 ss,.. e s, Daniel oronn D0d0n
Sheriff to Miohsei Lyons, Salem and Dodson
townships, 125 acres, e3000.
J. N. Hibben to VIM. o. Parker, Hillsboro,
lot s150.
Laura J. Phelps TO Emma =. Kelley, Hills
boro, lot, e2000.
Anna Harris TO swm. Mcvey, Liberty town.
ship, n acre, e160.
E. d. Miller to John T. Collins, Greenfield,
lot, $500.
Sheriff to Rachel E. Grice, Leesburg, lot,
ESQ.
HillsborU, lot. e1l00.
B. W. Greed TO O. n. Overman and Lyme 8.
Smith, Marshall township, 8l8 acres, e8850.
Sheriff to B. W. Greed, Marshall township
3l3 acres, 10000.
David Eowder to Mary Upner, Whiteosl
| township, 10 acres, $500.
George Holiday TO Jacob Holiday. Lynch
burg, lot, $500. -..
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NEW wiPETERSBURG.

Ed Gray, our intelligent and courteous bar
ber, contemplates going TO Xsnia, where he
thinks his business will be more lucrative.
Childrens' Day will be observed at the n. e.
Church, June 18th. Rev. G. J.. Wells, Of
Rainsboro. will preach, assisted BY Rev. Sharp,
Of Washington @. H.
Frank Murdook has purchased . new buggy
tell him that the next time he runs for Assess
or you will vote for him.
The case between Jim Arlington and Henry
Smith, came up last Wednesday for . final de-
cision. Squire Hughey, Of Greenfield, plead
the case for Smith and Arlington argued the
matter for himself. Arlington got Judgment
for thirty-two cents and each one had 10 pay
his own costs.
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WEpERTOWN.

June otn, lUoo.
Fishing parties are getting numerous.
Miss Louie weishaupt has been having tho
ague. l.
Granville Fegan has had the misfortune 10
loose eihree milk COWS this spring.
Mr.. William Pegan and wife, Of jamestown,
o., visited friends and relatives here last week.
Mr.. Joseph 7. Jones had his right knee
thrown out Of place while trying TO break
young colt.
Mr.. James Troutwine and wife made bust
ness trip 70 Westboro last week and visited
their old friend, n. W. Hodson.
Mr.. Jesse Etackhouse, wife and three child
rem, and Mr.. Frank Stevens and wife, Of Bur-
tonville, were the guests Of James Burton last
Friday and Saturday.
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The following 10 the order of exercises for
commencement week at the n. F. c.: Sun.
day, baccalaureate sermon, at NJ. E. Church,
7:so p. M, BY Rev. J. F. Lloyd; Wednesday,
examination of classes; Thursday, com.
mencement exercises at NJ. e. Church, i p.
m. The programme for examination day ID
$50 Q. m, chapel services; 8:45 to $50, U. 9.
History and Political Economy 9:a5 to lO:2O,
Art Of Criticism. Botany; 1926 to ll:lO. Evi.
dences Of Christianity, Algebra; ll:l5 TO l2,
Chemistry, Natural History 8 p. m, annual
meeting Of Trustees in college parlor. Tick.
cts for the commencement, at 10 cents, may
be obtained at Bowers news agency.
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Three Effsots.-The thousands Of remark
able cures which have been accomplished by
Hoods Sarsapsrilla are due simply TO three
effects which this great medicine has upon
those who take II:
First II puriies the blood.
Second: It strengthens the system.
Third: It gives healthy action to the digest
i've organs.
With these three effects NO disease can long
retain it, hold. II ID forced 10 leave the sys-
tenn, giving place 10 health and strength.
through the potent influence Of Hoods Sarss-
parills. Sold by al druggists. Try 1t.
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The mail route running from Hilisboro to
Seman's station, Adams county, has been
granted and o post once established at Shan.
nonville. The ONCE is the nrst that has been
granted since the Presidents marriage and
In honor Of Mrs. Cleveland will he called
"Folsom," thus furnishing to Highland
county and especially to the good people In
that vicinity pleasant memento OF Growers
bride. Mr.. w. T. Shannon has been ap.
pointed post master
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Before us lies fragment Of paper publish.
ed In Chillicothe in 1908. On one side are
legal and business advertisements, whose
ancient style OF composition would aInuse
modern denisens OF the press.room; and on
the other are the closing paragraphs OF an
account Of murder. The narrator breathes q
spirit Of piety into his story. and warns all
against the use Of intoxicating liquors. .Ad.
Joining this article is q column printed en-.
tirsly In italics, but two.th Of the col.
umn are gone, and ona cannot discover the
subject which demands 30 much emphasis.
The word Peggy" cropping out q number of
times on the narrow margin adds to the
readers curiosity. The scrap belongs to J.
B. Rulings, Buford, O.
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The "Life Of the Assh 10 the blood thereof"
and this bears With Il, Tie osrtsinty Of quicR
restoration from sickness or accident. DR.. ].
b. McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier gives pure rich blood. and vitalises
and strsngthens the whole body. For sale BY
Seybert 4 Go.
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The following is a'list Of the teachers with
their salaries and assignments as made by
the Board Of Education at their regular
meeting June 5th, 1886: Mr.. E. g. Smith,
High School, sl2O0; Mr.. E. E. Richards.
A Grammar. $500; Mr.. T. l.. Head, B Gram.
mar, 5000; Miss y. d. Puokett, A Interme.
diate. t45O; Miss Maggie Whitacre, Inter.
mediate, ei5o; Miss l.. B. H0dson, @ Inter.
mediate. $3.50; Miss J. T. Morrow, A Primary,
500; Mrs. g. e. Williams. B Primary, 800
Miss N. NJ. Woodrow, y Primary, $50 Miss
Belle Boarlman, d Primary, $3.50; Mrs.. H.
n. Fenner. e Primary, $3.50. John Q. Price,
Principal oolored school, t650; Miss sallis
n. Campbell. oolored school, 800. L. Dot.
wiier, Penmanship, $500.
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The closing exercises OF the school year at
the Highland Institute will be this tuesday
evening in the chapel Of that institution.
The young ladies leave for their respective
homes tomorrow morning. Miss Mamie
bennington, Of the corps Of teachers, goes az
missionary to Brazil. with the best wishes
Of the many friends whom she leaves in
Hil1sbOro
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-09

The rate for the excursion to the Geological
Garden over the q. 4 M. next Sunday is q
very cheap Uue and those who wish to take
an inexpensive pleasure trip should not lose
this excellent opportunity. The Gardens
never lose their attraction, and instruction
as we'll as enjoyment may be derived from .
visit.
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"Jeptha and His Daughter" 10 the title of .
pretty cantatta which will probably be rem.
dered here at some time after the CONT mmencs.
ments. The company rehearsss daily nnder
the management OF Prof. staufYer. gentle.
man Of some musical renown.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-09

William Ambrose, . well.known citizen
of this place died at his residence In our
western suburbs Tuesday evening Of last
week, In his eighty.second year. He had
been in Ill health for number of years.
The funeral services took place on Thursday,
the remains being inferred in the cemetery
at Ambrose Chapel.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-09

MIR. John Bean, recently OF Gibbon, Neb.,
has accepted a position In the hardware
store of r. 3. Evans Co. .sh
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-09

Next Sunday is Children's Day, and will
be observed In the morning services at the
M. E. Church at the usual hour. A special
meeting with appropriate exercises will be
held at the Presbyterian Church at O'Clock
n q nftapuoon
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-09

Horse flesh sold low at last Saturday q stock
sale. Purchasers bought In the following
order: Smith 10, Russell 8, Dugan 8, Carter
8, Roberts 4. A few farmers invested in
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-09

Mr.. Elwood Nelson left Monday morning
to take the position as travelling salesman
with the Ksnton Baking Powder Co., which
his uncle, Mr.. John Nelson. was compelled
to resign on account Of his wife's sickness.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-09

What is more dissgreeable to lady than to
know that her hair has not only lost its color,
but is full Of dandruff2 Yet such WAS the case
with mine until used Parkers Hair Bslsam.
Ny hair is now black and perfectly clean and
GLOSSY. Mrs. E. Sweeny, Chicago. iunesp
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Grlggs' Glycerine SalYe.

Tho great wonder healer has no equal for
cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds, and all
other sores; will positively cure piles, frost
bites, letter and all skin eruptions. Sstisfac-
tion or money refunded. 25 cents. Get the
best Of W. r. Smith b Co. ly
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DR.. ]. W. Thomas, Of Clayton, Kansas, has
been visiting relatives In this county for
some weeks past, and in company with his
brother, DR.. r. n. Thomas, paid the NEWS.
HERALD ofIlce call last Saturday.
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Nessrs. Charles Gamble, Spencer Jones,
Martin Cravens and Charles Fsnuer returned
Sunday evaning, after several days tenting
ON the old camp.ground at the Caves.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. Roads and little son, Of
Kansas City, Mo-, are visiting nj the resi-.
deuce of Mr.. W. H. Gregg.
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Mr.. John c. Parks now has his Office In the
Smith building, over the Citizens National
Bank,
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The social given by the ladies Of the Pres.
byterian Church last Friday evening was
success In ovsry particular, the attendance
being good and the concert pronounced ex.
rallont
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]. N. writes to tell rs that he will be here
to assume all at the Court House on the 18th.
A little specie and no praise will be expected
at the door.
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jehn T. Hire, Esq, has entered into part.
nership with sloane 4 Gardner, and the nrm
name now reads Sloane, Gardner 4 Hire.
Mr.. Hire has served the public as Prosecut.
ing Attorney and the firm will be strength.
eued by his assistance.
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The Baptist Church will hold an ice cream
and strawberry festival at the old Hillsboro
Hardware Company's stand on next Thurs
day evening. All are invited. No admission
CharRed at the door.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-09

The reason 90 many people take their
children to W. H. Downing's gallery for
photographs is because he loves the little
folks and never fails to get pleasing pic.
lures of them.
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Fits.-All Ats stopped free BY DR.. Kline's
! Great Nerve Restorer. No fits after first days
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and % trial
bottle free ID ht cases. Send 10 DR.. Kline, 9S1
| Arch street, Philsdelphia, Pa
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An excursion will be given over the U. 4
NJ. II. H. next Sunday, June 18th, 10 the 70.
ologics Gardens, Cincinnati. Fare for round
trip. including admission 10 Gardens, Sl25.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-09

Forty.six applicants were before the Board
of Examiners last Saturday.
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M. Oliver Baskin, OF Evanstown. Illinois,
10 visiting relatives In this place, having
been called here by the serious illness Of his
aged mother. -....I.f. ....
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Ten young ladies from Cincinnati struck
the town Monday evening, and are engaged
In teaching Hillsboro housek eepers how to
use certain brand OF sealing.wax.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-09

stevenson 4 Young, our enterprising tall.
ors, have moved their establishment to the
room recently vacated BY Holmes q Bro.
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A surprise party was given Rev. and Mrs.
John Pearson last Monday evening, the oc.
casion being the ffteenth anniversary Of
their wedding day.
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Mr. Robert Miller. sf Wyoming, Ohio. is
visiting the family OF his sister, Mrs. Will
son, widow OF Charles Wilson, recently de-
ceased
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Mr.. Leu Nevin, who has been working for
the wetmore Brothers on q contract in Wal.
nut Hills, spent several days OF last week
with his parents In thigplace.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-09

Mrs. Ann J. Wilson, OF this place. arrived
home last week after visit OF several weeks
with her friend Mrs. Pratt, In Portsmouth.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIII q. Tuell, OF Canton Ill. =,
who have been visiting friends and relatives
in this place for some weeks past, returned
home yesterday afternoon.
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Mr.. willis Woodrow. Of Bowersviile, o.,
has accepted position with Mr.. John Quinn,
the High street druggist.
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Charley Jonathan and James McClelland
are doing good work and giving general sat.
isfaction 80 lamp lighters. Our citizens, who
are not slow to complain when poor work 10
done, should not be stiugy OF praise when
the Job 10 properly performed.
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'sThe best on earth" can truly be said Of
Griggs' Glycsrine Salve-s speedy cure for
cuts, bruises, scalds burns, sores, piles, letter
healer. 25 cents. Guaranteed.
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Ths Wright building on South High street
10 being improved by tearing out the old
front and making nice business room on
the ground floor
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We are in receipt OF letter from Samuel
Workman, dated at Littieton. O., in which
he substan TALLY deEies the statement Of our
Jacksonville correspondent some weeks ego
concerning his arrest for forgery. and de.
nounces the story as a"crlmenal lie." The
letter Is too poorly written for publication
even though we were so dispossd, some parts
being iliegible. 1t is hardly wise to suppose
that man OF Mr.. Workmans style Of PEN
manship could be expert In forgery, and our
private opinion is that he is innocent, but
the pablo seems 10 believe that there 10
something dead somewhere. Our CORES
pondent IL expected to give Us the news.
without shielding anybody, and he Is not to
blame. II Mr.. Workman is innocent the
courts will do him justice.
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Miss Lizzie Ferneau, OF near Cynthiana.
visited her sister, Mrs. Geo. Kearns, In this
place last week. ..
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Our Buford letter arrived too late for pub.
lication In full this week. but II contains an
account Of the death and burial OF James
Brown, OF that place. which we must men.
ton. Mr.. Brown has been Ill for some time
and was gradually losing strength. Death
occurred last Sunday morning about seven
O'Clock. His disease was supposed 10 have
been cancer OF the stomach. He was q
native Of Ireland, being born there In 1924,
but In the year Of his birth his parents came
to America and the greater part of his life
has been spent in this State. He was widely
known In this county and his genial good
nature and thorough integrity won him
friends on every hand. The funeral services
took place from his late residence ON Mon
day and his remains were inferred in the
Buford cemetery.
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Last Friday being the forty.ninth birthday
OF Mr.. Milton McKeehan 1t was appropri.
atsly celebrated by about forty OF his friends,
who congregated in the form OF surprise
party and called upon him en- nsasse In the
evening. A few hours were spent very pleas.
antly.
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Probate Court.


L. D. Custer, guardian OF Nancy llodsrick's q
heirs, filed second account.
NJ. M. Workman appointed guardian Of Chss.
and Orland Tebro, bond. $4,000.
L. B. Custer, guardian Of the estate Of Stew
art Hunter, filed second account.
J. NJ. Hiestsnd and L. Dstwiler, executors Of
Abner Moore, filed first account
VIM. shepley, guardian Of Jane Lawrence,
filed second account.
Isma Troth, executor Of the estate Of Eliza
beth J. Hastings, filed sale bill
Warrant to convey Walter A. Purdy TO
win Of John 8. Charles filed.
II. @. Hunter appointSd executor Of the es-
tate Of Joseph West. Bond %, 900.
John A. Gilmore administrator Of the estate
Of Rachel LaForge, filed inventory and ap-
praisement.
John A. Gilmore, administrator Of the estate
Of Rachel LaForge, filed ssle bill.
Joseph MoWilliams, guardian Of the estate Of
Sarah ]. Clark, filed final account.
VIII Of John 9. Charles probatsd.
W. W. Roush. appointed executor Of the e.
tate Of John 8. Charles, bond, 1880.
Robinson Smith, guardian OF the estate Of
John W. Dufield, filed final account.
VIM. Mercer, administrator Of the estate Of
Jeremiah Mercer, filed inventory and sppraise-
ment.
VIM. Mercer, administrator OF the estate of
jeremiah Mercer. fled sale bill.
J. NJ. Suiter appointed administrator Of the
estate Of Lotion Smith, bond, 5000.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
las. v. Guthrie and Minnie NJ. Pushee.
VIM. @. Adams and Hattie Griffith.
VIM. Matthews and Alice McIntire.
Benjamin Swift and CLARA B. Smith.
]. O. West and Hepsey Davidson.
Joseph II. Pensyl and Flora II. Grice.
David Bobb and Mary Fawley.
Daniel G. Trump and Jennie Cummings.
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Notics-Anyons knowing Q colored boy
named Chas. AeElroy will please tell him
that friends In Hillsboro, especially broth
Or lying ct theapoint Of death, desire 70 eco
him. He IL supposed to be in Clinton ceun.
". Clinton county papers will confer fa.
vos BY copyins the above.
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For Sale or Reut-Story .and.a.h frame
dwelling on East Main street. Apply at this
O0lCo. tI
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1hs Wsslsyan Methodist Church OF this
place IL making extensive preparations for
. esmp-msstins to bs held at the Fair
Grounds from the 10th to the l9th OF July.
A number OF noted preachers will be pres.
snt, delegation Of the Salvation Army has
been invited TO attend, and no effort will bs
spared to make the meeting success.
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Fresh lime will be for sale at John Bow Ter .
kiln near the marrow gauge depot to-day.
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Rev. Silas French, OF the A. NJ. e. Church.
10 making arrangements for campmeeting TO
bs held here ON June 18th. and has every.
thing In good shape The tent to be used
will seat 1000 people and the occasion IL
looked forward to by the colorsd people a.
one to be enjoyed.
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Miss Clara Evans, Of Greenfield, made n
brief Visit to relatives here last week.
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MrLLER,s CHAPEL.

June 9th, I666.
Mr.. W. Hunter has been sick for some time.
Children's Day services will be held at this
place the second Sunday In June.
Mr.. Armstrong, who has been sick for . long
time, is slowly but surely passing away.
Mr.. Henry Miller, who has been sick for the
past week, is convalescent at this writing.
Miss Bennett, who has been In feeble health
for several months past, is slowly improving.
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The Western Union Telegraph Company
has its poles up over the new route, and the
force OF hands putting up wire 10 not far
distant. The once will be In the Smith
bnilding, In the room formerly occupied BY
Jehn T. Hire ~ . law onios, which II being
very nicely lifted up. and will be equipped
like city once. M. Chas. Aesk has been
appointed 20 operator, and Charley Colvin
will be messenger boy, .rf I-