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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-28
BEAVER COUNTY.
The Ticket Nominated at the Re-
cent Convention.

The Southern UtoniGn. in It's latest Is
sue, prints the following in regard 70
the Beaver County Convention and the
nominations made theTeat:
The following were nominated as can
didates to ell the various otbces oe-
,ignated opposite their respective
names:
F. R. Clayton, to be Probate Judge,
Henry Emerson, to be County CLERK
J. II. Joseph, TO be Selectman.
S. n. Slaughter, TO be Assessor ano
Collector.
Jesse Baldwin. 10 b Sh riff.
w. II. RaEes. to be Recorder.
Z. Z. Cowdell, to be Prosecuting L
torney.
J. h. Skinner, to he Treasurer.
r. r. Tanner, TO be Surveyor.
Chas. Whedon. to he Coroner.
at the close of the County Convention
the Beaver delegation resolved them
selves into a convention 10 nominate
precinct officers for Beaver precinct.
The following is The result Of their de-
hbeTations.
Justices of the Paced. S. Martin
and II. Biackner.
Consta ble-Arthur Gentry.
Fence VieWers-HyTum White and l.
A. Shepherd.
days work, at about GO pm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-28
RxoitcmsntInr Texas .

Great excitement has been caused IL
the vicinity II Paris, Tex, by the
remarkable recovery of Mr.. J. F.. Cor
ley, who was so helpless that he could
not turn in bed, or raise his bead :
everybody said he was dying Of Con
sumption. A trial bottle of DR.. King
New Discovery was sent him. Finding
relief, he bought a large bottle aud 3
box OF Dr.. Kings New Life Pills; by the
time he had taken TWO boxes OF Pills
and two bottles of the Discovery he was
wen and had gained in flesh thirty-si1
pounds Trial Bottles of this Great
Discovery for Consumption free at D
@. n. I. Drug Store. ?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-28
Pioneer Day at Brigham City

| Pioneer Uay dt DTlShdm lily.
To the Editor OF TIE HERALD.
Pioneer Day was observed here and
celebrated with much spirit and enihu-
siasm. The superintendent Of the
Young Mems Mutual Improvement As
ISOLATION prepared an entertainment
which was rendered IN the Tabernacle.
A large assembly cow ned al the above
place at 10 o clock a. m, when the fCl-
| ioNing programme was well rendered. I:
Music by Brigham City brass band.
Prayer by Bishop A. Madison Singing
by the ,hoir. For the Strength of the
Hills We Bless Thee" An address OF
welcome b. Mrs. Minnie J. Snow. In
which she reviewed the trials and suffer
iDgs Of The Pioneers in settling these
valleys. An Grafton was delivered b.
AIR. Z. a. Box, in which he discouTsed
upon the cause which led u e colo
nizauon oil various parts of this CONT
neat, howing that the cause was perse-
cution and persecution led to the sc
Element Of these valleys. National
Medley" by the brass band.
Lines by Mr. Orion w. Snow.
A recitation by Mrs. Widerborg.
Sentimsn Our Mothers, Sisters,
Wives. and SEeethes rts, was eSpOndec
10 by a. II. snow ESQ in an emo
tiOnal, effective and humorous spec b
4" NJ Onhght o.. the Lake by the choir.
Sentiment-"Our imprisoned Fathers"
was responded TO by Mr.. X. II. Jones
IN a touching and impressive speech
upon the persecution of our fathers Al
the present time. 4 recitation by Miss
WIDE borg; music by the band, entitled
"On TO Victory" ADMINISTRATION
to the Fig" was responded to b. w
b. Jones IN neat and pertinent speech
Utah." Il sentiment respond d to By
Mr. brigham Jones: closing piece.
Strike the Gym balls; PRAYER ~ Niels
Madison. he point of attraction IN the
afternoon was Ioung's Pleasure
GrCu ds near the DE- o., where
Lunu Of people assembled and
where Professor Van Eyck per
formed bis tricks of magic
Tor the amusement of the multitude.
LARGE numbers of people also assembled
at The race track, where the following
faces tOok place: First class, trolting
and pacing, two in three. won by J. K
Jones brown stallion ETick: second
Class. tTotting. three in five, won by L
III. Peirce's black mare Ress w; third
class, trOtHng, two in three, won by J.
Aillers grey gelding John, in straight
hosts; running bsif-mile dash, won.by
Hunsaker's bay gelding ar. in 55I{
Tie track was very heavy. owing TO the
wind blowing hard and the track hay
ing Just been sanded. Considering
these disadvantages. and the fact that
most Of the horses we're green hands"
good time was made throughout. and
fire sport was had generally. J. 3.
BRIeHAH CRY, july 25th, 1886.
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How to save Money,

And We might also sav-tims and pain
a well, in our advice TO good house
keepers and lsdles generally. Tie
great necessity existing always 10 haYe
q perfectly ssfe remedy convenient for
the relief snd pronp. cure OF the all
ments peculiar 10 women-funcuOnal
irTeEulArity. constant pains. and al the
symptoms attendant zpon uterine dis
US te recommend
strongly and unouslifedly DR.. Pierne's
..Favorite Prescription woman best
friend II viii save money. c
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-28
SNEEZING CATARRH

The distressing sneeze, sneeZe, sneeEe, the
scrid, wstery discharges from the eyes and
nose, the painful Inflammation extending
TO the throat the swelling of the mucous
lining, causing choking sensations, cough,
ringing noises in the head and splitting
headaches-how familiar these symptoms
are 10 thousands who suffer periodically
from head colds or influenza, and who live
in ignorance Of the fact that single appli-
cation OF SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE FOR
CArARRH VIII afford instantaneous relief
But this treatment in cases OF simple Ca
tsrrh gives but g faint idea of what this
remedy viii do in the chronic forms. where
the breathing is DISTRACTED by choking, pu-
trid mucous accommodations, the hearing az
tected, smell and taste gone, throat ulcer
ated and hacking cough gradually fastening
itseE upon the debilitated system Then At
Is that the marvellous curative power OF
SASFORn's RADICAL CURE manifests itself In
instantaneous and grateful relief. Cure be
gins from the first application. II is rapid.
radical, permanent economical, safe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-28
BaskIsa's Arniea salvs.

TIE BEs1 sALVE In the world for Cuts
Bruises, 5orss, Ulcer5, Salt Rheum
Fever eSrss. Tsttsf. Ohspped Hands
Chnhisins, Oorns. ana aif bkin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. Il d guaranteed 70 give
perfect satiEfsction, or monsy refunded.
Prics $ cents per boz. For sale BY z.
o. II. L Drug Store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-28
Al. a, Psssrson's.

The only Norwegian dealer In salt Lake
Ciry. Is the only plsce in town where
Won can get the genuine Norway and
Holland herring. Norway anchovies
and split Goldfish. A full assortment OF
frst-class groceries at lowest prices.
Produce taken In exchange. no. 81 Z
Third South street, han olock-east OF
HathodiSf ahurch.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-28
DR.. FOOTE SENIOR

rbis man cane . Salt LAks City repre
.eutinK himself a. the son of DIT i. y
EOOrE, of New York, the Uen-knovn rpectaE
81, &c abundantly proved 81 andnyin. AZ
rumorI came into Salt LAKE. City non
DakolA sad Montana from An expose nsde
there, he changed bis base and represented
himself sfthe son Of more Noted speeialisi
- New nurk City than d.. Z. 3. FooTx, Ihs
well known auth0r. Nj. yoHN .. IRew, 81
the well known TroWis Directory, N Neg
York CITY (fortY years In TIA directory bud
ness. Ex-Governor FE1SK rrLLKK, Of Ctah,
and the Hon ABEAM WAKKnlr, for many
years Postmaster n New York City, also
Surveyor Of the PoEt, rave their aAdavita
thst tbers Ere no other doc:or. IN New Iofl
Dr. = B FooTK, the author Of Medical
Common Sense" etc and hts two sons, d.
+ 3 FO0rE, Jr., and Dr. HuBIET 7. FooTr.
The genuine Dr.. FooIr u, win hsreaftes
alsays e-upioy the initials, z. = IN ees.g-
mating is name. Herstofors he h.s been
known lot only At hone but wherever bis
publications have been circulated, oy the
name Of Pr. FooTE, Jr. Greater care VII -
ikken hereafter, in view OF the fact that An
BY his and his fathers reputation
Those desiring further and moro Setefle9
ifigeraa1;sOR In respect - this matter. VIII
re I've Il bv addressing Box S1G, Sail
Lake City, Utah.
Ferscns having infornasion Of aavGntAC
sane 70 J. W. iYey. with suthsrl1ad 4 Ne
Bride. Salt Lake City.
IhOss cesirinE 70 consult Oh. Fo0TI PRE-
ession.lis u 20 order remedies Ihszla "a
i-sss either
DR.. Z. 3. FooTE, ST.. or
DR.. Z. B. FOOTE, JF.
leo Ls1inEton Ave. Nsv York
coasul,sr,on FIRES N perssA q ~ Issss.
-GsD-Sl 49,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-28

At our county convention. yesterday,
July 25th. r. II. Jones was elected
chairman and Nels Jensen secretary of
the meeting. There were twenty dele
gates present from the various pre- o
cinctS, whose credentials were duly sc
knowledged. The following ticket was
almost unanimously accepted for the
forthcoming election:
Commissioners TO Locate University
Lands-C. w. Siayner. Z. a. Mitchell
and Isaac NJ. Waddell.
For Probate Judge-John 1. Peters.
For County Cierk-Jonah Matthias.
For Prosecuting Attorney r. Il.
Jones.
For Seiectman-Peter 4. Nebeker.
For County Sheriff-Ephrsim Jensen.
For Assessor and Colector-0. q.
TrOw.
For County Coroner-M. L. Ensign.
For County TTeasurer--O. n. Stohl-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-28
WALKER HOUSE.

A D. barrett, Rome. n. Y; A B. Ball.
Chicago; s. GOldstone. san Francisco n i.
B. N.ndhsne. - n. Smith and vile. New
ma. W. II. Lewis, Xix uemAn. Chicago:
T. Lowthian, Denver: q. W Hewitt o A.
Baker, y. r. Evans. Ms B. Jenkins. Z.
Zeiglar. Chicago; G. ~. Henderson. Louis
vile. ". Hsue, Indiana; kG,r. :. Locke
and wife New York: J. B. Greenhuf, wife
and SOP, Peoria. W Mclean HcCutchief.
Melbourne; J. Il McAdsr. 0ms Mrs.
GerifE. Deer Lodge. ~ v. 4 Jones, Queel s.
land c. n FarlaId, Portsmouth; 5. W.
Richardson and sons. Boston; A ". wilson
KsIfiu1ore: A Dosing N. Mcdonald, wife
nd daughter. New Albany; 2. A. Tutile
New York: T. A Purdy. II n Carson, lows
City: 5. HsnsEorth and family. Mrs Hess,
D,--T I.olFre. ;. d y God. : Z. GUN. Am
e-,esp Faiis: l. 81 t-Tnow. Butte Mrs Chss.
Phis-e.. Mss L. b lioEIy. Aa-sviile; W. p.
Phister Kansas City
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-28
HUT&b ARHVAL>.
WHITE HOUSE.

WHITE HOUSE.
d. c. Cob. Ogden; H c. Keiscl. wm
Powers Eureka: Geo. l. Chsudier, Mrs.
Cunningham. Mrs MOileneila, Pit O'Ls, rs.
Bingham; IS. +. Sprinkle. Hun iEgtOa; Bert
SeRb1ldt, Park City; Mss PsrsoHs. Esss
U. Parsons. Mics .PsrsJrs Tasmania, Cal.
&c Reynolds. stockton; Jas BIcy. DOu-
glas: L. BouIgAid Hans LuUd. Bingham
Vim. Eckmau. 3 Gibson. Alta John Mo
5raih. Boston. Mass. J MaGsy, Marvin
Jcnes. A ID. Fer-un, arlington; Thomas
Nargett, bingham A. q suther.snd. Nephi /,
Miss l. ID. Nor on, Par wan; l. Howard
l. Ronney, Esstou, Mass; z krouss,
Lima, OHIO: J. y Rankin. 5. =. st0n. z &.
schelL VIM 4. DOhm, Kendall. ale, Ind /;
ID. Quincy, Council B gffs; W Brandt sud
wife, p. Y Junction. A W Cars. 81 Louis.
No : J. {. DraKe, Friendship y Y; ;.
Goldman ana wife. Miss Elnma Goldman,
Miss Ella Stu eT, Il cd eton. ohio; Charles
Tame wife. a 4 Shuler and wife. Han-
ton, Ohio; " y. Ruce and Slfe, Pa CIV
Budin. F0ri Collins.
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VALLEY HOUSE,

r n NOc0Tn. stockton; II Peek. Malad
A Levi. New York: E Hudson. EVANSVILLE:
J. Stillwell. Leadville; Thomas kOOson,
Leadyille: A. 7. SalfZman. Leadyiile: i. Guy
and wife, Denver; + Martin and wife and
daughter, - Paul, Mimi; T. COHlin and
wife, indianapolis; a Is. Duncan. Lexing-
ton: !. ". Filleb7own. Geneva; G c. Shum-
way and vile. Geneva; G.N Smith. Geneva;
W. Strickslager. Cedar Rapids; G. K. Strick-
slayer McKeesport. ;. &. Rankin, Buena-
vista: d. W. Pruden. Norristown; ;. Z.
Eberley, st. Joseph, Mo-; !. VI Ford. ST
Joseph, No I: : HaGilmOre, Maysyille; J. 8.
Kelsey, Leadyille. 7 L. Gilland. Chambers
burg: g. d. Mcdowell Cham bersburg; c. II
Hager. Lions Creek: A. B rgstrOm, Lions
Greek; Thomas COyne: Lions Creek; James
Thompson, Lions Creek; G. clifford, Lions
Creek: G. Mccall. New York; " III. King.
Stockton. " kelleher. Caldwell; Mrs d
Kalleher, Caldwell; o Cassidy, Reno; j. d,
Yinicil, Reno.
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spencer House and
Cottage.

Aoo-252 S. FIRST EAST ST
OosIoFF cE BLOCE. sURRorNDED
" LaRl taa rre1nls ~. largest If
= - no'e IN = citF. beautifully KEEP. with
o--aet' fsntt Trees, Flowers, etc. make Il
49,; ~ ne pieaszuteSt resorts in the city SIS
49, nofel CT s home for tourists
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-28
4 LITTLE SUFFERER
C,ssnsed. Purified, and Beautified
nv the Cuticura Remedies.

r.-ss me Measure to give you this re
~ e-f ne eure O. our little grandchiid By
-. = Cr-TIcURA REMEDIES When six month,
~ his left hand began TO swell and hAo
e1se.ii;;;oed n but all 70 no purpose. About
g.,o---0nths after It became q running sore.
w, Cfher sores formed. he then had
-, ~ them on each hand, and as his bloOc
tlrS,1-e more and more impure il took less
- for them % break out. A sore came OIL
- sin. beneath the under lip, which w-t
SeTv offensive. His head was one solid
sesb. discharging great deal. This was hi.
Condition at twenty-five months old, when ]
,1n6ertook the care OF him, his mother hay
ing died when he was little more than B
--1sroId ofcOnEumption (scrofula, of course)
n he fell down, and could not move when
- bad. having no use OF his hands. imme-
distely commenced with the CUTcURA
PVvEDIEs, using the CUuCURA and CUT
CURA SOAP freely. and when he had taken
one bottle OF the CUTIcURA REsoLyEET, hin
head was completely cured. and he was i'm
moved in every way. We were very much
Encouraged. and continued the use OF the
Remedies for a year and half. One sore
after another healed, a bOny matter forming
in each one OF these five deep ones
lust before healing, which would finally
froW loose and were taken out; then
they would heal rapidly. One Of these
ugly bone formations ] preserved. After
tskiUg dozen and haif bOtltss be "
completely urei. and is now. at he age @
six years, strong and healthy child. y b.
scars IN his hands must always remAin
Ms hands s'e strong, though We once iesre,.
he would never be able 10 use them = j
shat physicians did for him did him no good
All who saw the child before using the CO
TICURA kEgEDIEs ard see The child nov
consider IL a wonderful cure II the sbovt
facts are of any use 20 you, YOU sre at 10 II
70 use hem MRS z. DRIGGS
May 9, 1856. 6l2 E Clay ) =. BlooniD gton
Illinois.
The HID was feslly in a worse oondiii"I
than be appeared 70 his grandmother. En"
being with him every day. became sccus-
toned 70 the disease.
MAGGIE HOPPING.
Sold everywhere CUTIcURA. 90 cents: &C
TICURA Soar. an exquisite Skin B@autiher
Is cents; CUTIcURA REsOLyEHT, the ne"
Blood Purifier. 81 20. Prepared bv The P0r-
TER DRUG and CHEMICAL CO- Boston
Send for How to Cure skin Diseases
TnHHING, scsly, Pimply and oily SKIN
11OI1 besutihsd by the CUTICUb
SOAR.
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a.ah.rx 4 Fsrnstrom,

We are making up fashionable suits
A. rr;ces which defy composition. Call
and see our new line ofimporeed clothes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-28

TIE HERALD. in AL of its issues, is the
leading Utah newspaper.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-28

SASFORD-s RADICAL CUBE consists o. one
bo'tle % the Radio CURE. one Dox Of
CATARRHAL SOLVENT, and one INFEOvED
INHALER; price, 81.
POTTER OhUs a CHEMICAL Co. Boston
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-28

Prints at &c, &c. Sc, exc, I'D.
Best quality of Dress bingham. at loo
per yard.
seeersuckers, all grades, 1Oc per yard.
Lawns at &c, &c, SIC, 1Oc and 121le
per yard
Best Brands Bleached Muslin at 1Oc
per yard.
Three Hundred Pieces of Embroideries
at cost
Ladies' and Children's Hosiery st cost
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-28
Grand Clearance Sale
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS:
viii sell for the remainder of the Season
Entire STOCK at an IMMENSE SACRIFICE!
re MAKE PURCHASES

Oriental and Egyptian Laees II width
and prices.
Parasols az actual cost. .....
Mulls. Swiss Muslins. EainsoOks, Vic
toria Lawns and all White Goods st
cost.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear at cost
Bed Spreads, Lace Curtains, Table
Linens, Towels. Napkins, Ribbons,
Corsets, Gloves, and an goods kept
in a frstclass I ~ Goods House.
at an Immense Sacrifice.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-05-05
An Ordinance

To approve and provide for the indsxing
and publication In book form of an ordi.
nance entitled IAN ordinance to revise,
amend, re.arrango and consolidate certain
general ordinances Of the Incorporated
Village Of Hillsboro, Ohio, and 70 ropoal
certain ordinances and psTts Of ordinances
named IN the repesltng sectiou," passed
April IL, 1855; and 70 appropriate money TO
pay for the publication of such ordinance.
the Incorporated ytllage 81 At!!:ooro. OHIO. that
amend, re:arranse and consolidate csttsin
lage of Hillsb0ro, Ohio, and to repeal certain
ordinances and parts Of ordinsnces named
In the repealiDg sectton," including all new
ordinances and matter contained therein,
and changes made thereby In ordinances
existing at the time of Its passage tApYtl u.
ls86, Published according 70 law April Il,
1855, and to take eject and bo In force from
and after May l, lSS8, ten days after 10 pub
lication,- ,-be, and the ssns II hereby ap.
SEC. !. The Clerk OF the village is hereby
authorized and tnstructed to cause said
ordtn ance 70 be indexed and published tu
Guiding the cost Of al publication. Of sueh
twenty-five dollars; which sam 10 hereby
appropriated for such publications and
ordered paid ont OF the general corporation
fund OF the village.
SEC. 8. This ordinance shall take e9sci
and be In force at the expiration Of len day.
after its publication according 70 law
N. H. AYREs, t..l IiA A. HARnAN,
Clerk. % .ffr.- Mayer.
Passed April 70. 1885.
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SHERIFF.S SALE. =
n-- - -hH =:
Real Estate.

John W. white OF al. VS.. James n. Newman
, Pleas. Case No. 1902. f.'..
H' ORDER OF SALE. .,
In pursuance Of an order issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas within aud for the
comfy Of Highland and State OF Ohio. made
at the April term thereof A. D. 1888. and
to me directed, will offer for sale At public
the town Of Hillsboro, on
- Saturday, June 9Th, A. D. 1885,
At three O'Clock p. m. of said day, the follow.
Ing described real estate, to-wtt:
Situate in Brown and Highland counties
and State of Ohio, and on the north fork Of
Whiteoak creek, being part Of Thomas
Erench's survey, entered BY John Terrell
\. $50, and bounded and described as follows:
Beginning et stone IN =. ". corner And cor.
Whtteoak creek and corner Of II. q. Psddi.
cord and 8. W. Huggins thence up the creek
with it, meanders In the center to the point
whore said creek crosses John r. Noberly q
lins sud In . line Of John Florence about
- poles; thence 9. Sl1<o W. lo2 poles 70 q
etone In q. v corner and corner TO John
Florencs; thence y. .eH0 W. % poles to the
kssinning. containing sishty.seven acres,
Ssid pfsmisss has sesn appraised At twsn.
S sSsa :S1 & .ss :Hs Ss@ Hs:
Terms Of ssls-ossh ON a.y \ q :sls ;,so,
Sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
Steel Housh, Attorneys.
May Sth, 1855. fHr t.f- Gafa
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Ohituary.

Ezra W. Barrow vas born March I, 1873, and
died April ~. 1883, end hsnes yas ts ysass,
united with the n. e. Church, and Vas happily
converted 70 God st the old school-houss %
Clear Greek, under ths paatorate Of Samuel
Brown and Joseph Smith. Another youns
man and himself were thi only young men 10
the society st that tims. On Joining IL church
be q once took ! arm stand for God, religion
and right, sad haseve anos Lived quiet. Chris
tisn lie. In 1852 he was married 70 MIR
Gasah Bailey, who prsesdsd him 70 ths bstter
land some eighteen nAq1he $50. Immediataly
sfter marriage they ooGqsneed dhouss-ksspin6,
and q oncs erected ne fsmily altar, upon
which be offered his morning spd svseing 80
riics until proslrsted upon Bis dying bsd, Hs
told his chiIarsn, and also his sister HrS. Glass.
that he was soisg 70 die that he xas reody
and willing that hs was tFussiDG 70 Co. and
thst II aouh BE- fer bsttsr 70 be q Sost He
eommittsd his children 70 the hands Of Provi-
dsucs. and after several dsys Of intsnee phys
iesl suNesing, hs calmly fen aeleep In he asuns
Of Jesus. Hs lssves tour ehilArcn, thrss sons
and dsughtss. 70 nourp fethar and . moth
sr's l0ss thus ere they doubly orphane. ~
business man end 8 nsiehbeg y adheged 0toly
= IL strie1sst i6tsGEig "a ~ 6o0t uYs1gAS
hocssty. o. ~ 10 NJ eeot teAGuent eawa ae
diA ~ bonsvs u vesi1H sh6w. ~ - elaUlisG
vogth, - ~ tguA bedl q 4 1oea W., ~
~ 7. IstIss.sls T. = sessnae'R ~ 'ss.9
se~9hs ~ eenmsh. 49, fegf baeaf
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LYNCHBURG.


G.. s. Holmes and family. Of Colorado, are
Miss Name Hsller, of Hillsboro, was visiting
our town the past week.
G. W. Beard, of Sugartree Ridge, paid us
flying visit one day last week.
Farmers are busy planting corn, and large
crop will be planted In this vicinity.
d, Empkins has purchased an acre Of land
from Eli Roush across turtle creek, on the bod.
sonville pike, and will soon erect . residence
thereon. ... N.|
George Bishir left for Dayton this (Monday)
morning to bring his father to this place, who
Il now an inmate Of the Soldiers Home, and
who Ii said to be blind.
John @. Hammontree, the thirteen-yea old
son Of Th0s. Hammontree, living near here, left
home about the 9Th Of April last, without the
knowledge Of his parents. Any information
ceived by his anxious father and mother.
Saturday, May 1st, was opening day ct Jas.
Bsilsy's millinery store. Mrs. Mollie Chaney
had everything arranged In order. BY invits-
ton We visited the establishment, and found
Mrs. CLANCY and two clerks busily engaged in
arranging goods In such . way q TO make il
very inviting 10 visitors. ..l
The pupils Of the Lypchburg school viii be
examined for transfer - follows. Monday,
11th, Intermediate Department; Wednesday,
May 12th, Grammar Department Thursdsy,
May 18th, High School. r. '
J. N. HOLIDAY, Principal
The School Board of Dodson township were
in session here ON Saturday, graphing with
the question Of dividing one Of the districts
and forming . new one. very strong peti.
tion was presented from the district In It's favor
No action was taken except 70 appoint . com.
mittse to examine and establish the lines Of
said proposed district, and report TO the entire
Board at an adjourned meeting TO be held here
Nay 29th, at 8 p. m, whom the division asked
tor will probably be granted. '"