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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-05-05
HARRISBURG.

..... May Sd, 1886.
Several Of the farmers Of this section are al.
most done planting corn.
Several persons in this section have been
violating the squirrel law.
Isaac Wilkin and wife spent Sunday in this
place, the guests OF their daughter,
There seems to be an abundance of fruit in
this community il nothing happens to 1t in the
future
Ex-Sheriff McCopnaughey has purchased a
hne span Of mules for his son, "Dutchman, :"
to farm with.
G. W. Sanders has the finest lot of Poland
China pigs we have ever seen. George be-
lieves in improving his stock.
Chas. Ashmore, sr., and wife visited their
son. Charley, last Sunday. Mrs. Ashmore, sr,
has been in feeble health for the last year.
The following officers were elected for the
Mission Sabbath School in this place, last Sun
day: @. D. Harris. Superintendent @, J,
Harris, Secretary Horatio Arnett, Treasurer.
Columbus Gotherman, who has been attend
ing school at Now Vienna, the past winter, is
spending his vacation with his sister, in this
place. He will teach in Clinton county this
winter,
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wEBERTOWN.

1Asy AptS 4ooOs
A very good prospect for wheat here.
Cherry and apple trees were white with
bloom.
Miss Ray Frazier is teaching school At Null
Mr.. Ed Virgins has been hired to teach the
winter school here.
We had . midnight hail storm Monday
night. No serious damage. :.
Mr.. Samuel Burton and wife visited Mrs,
Burton's parents near Marshall, over Easter.
Mr.. George Orebaugh, Of Marathon, made q
short visit at Mr.. Burton's one day last week.
Unole Daniel and Aunt Martha Tedrick paid
their first visit to Mr.. Hosea Thompson and
wife April 18th.
We were visited by . gray haired tramp q
few days ago, who wanted the HIGHLAND News
to read. We gave him one.
Henry Cloud, promising young man of our
community, became insane and unmanageSble
. few days ago, and was taken to the Dayton
asylum. 1t was . severe blow ON his widowed
mother.
We had an unusual amount Of church wor-
ship last Sunday. A union Sunday school was
organized ct nine o'clock, Rev. Barnes
presched at 10 O'Clock, Methodist Sunday
School ct ~ p. m, and Rev. L. n. Davis
presched at 8. The following officers were
elected for the union Sunday School: Christian
Weber, Supt. James Troutwine. Asst Supt. ;
Peter vspmeter, Sec'y Emma Shining, Asst
Sec'y John Tfoutwine, Treasurer. Adjourned
70 meet the next Sunday at o'clock. All are
invited to come.
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EAST MONROE.

| NAY Ou, looOs
Rev: Joel T. Wright, Of Hardin's Greek, at.
tended church here Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Smith was called to the bedsids nj
her sick father, Eli Cooper, the forepart Of the
past week. '
! Henry Todhunter, Of near here, and Miss
Belle Haines, Of Buena Vista, were married
last Thursday ct the brides home. The NIws-
HERALD man extends his best wishes.
Mat Worthington, our mail carrier from here
70 washington q. H., met with quite loss last
sunday morning. week, by one Of his best
n0fsec getting out on the railroad and being
Levi J. Reed has been recommended by the
U. B. Church 10 its quarterly conference for (
local preacher. he preached his Arst sermon
Sunday night to . large congregstion. Vho
were well pleased with bis first effort. =
Since writing our last death has been in our
midst, and taken from us William Rsss, In his
forty-seventh year. He was . prosperous far
Ill Who knew him. Hs was taken sicE n J.n. ~
nary and died April 26th, at seven Q, m. He
bore his affaictions with great patience, hardly
ever murmuring word Of complaint His
funeral services were held Of the n. e. Church
q Lsssburg, conducted BY Rev. J. Nc Shuts,
Pleasant Hill Cemstery. he was unmarried
and made hts home with his brother Samuel.
New Harsinsburg, one VI our nsishborina
towns, was greatly excited last Monday night
By the report Of two pistol shots and Webster
Ellis running into town, saying that he was
shot. Mr.. Ellis keeps store Ia that place. On
Monday evening he closed his store and started
half mile from town, and ON passing through
. small piece of timber man stepped from BE-
hind tree and fred two shots st6in, The flrst
shot miseed him, and the second taking eject
In bis left hand. Ellis started on run To-
ward town. u seems BY the trseks seen next
distanoS. Ellis reached town greatly sxcitsd
md wns taken 70 0rssuhsld, whore bs. W. u.
Wilson dressed biz hand. Jne. Wilson, Rliis'
slers. vas arrestsd Thussdsy and taken 70
Washington o H.. whsrs h trial vss hsd
neSurday, eSd b was hoaed over 70 Oourt II
pogted that Wilson setsd very strange sad
coHn 81 a not giye any particular account q him
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SINKING SPRING.

''3 May Sd, 1886.
Young peoples prayer meeting on Monday
evening. 80. =, y
Mr.. Wade 8. Kennedy, Of Portsmouth, o., IL
visiting his cousin, Mrs. NJ. Gall.
Mrs. E. J. Mcclure returned from the city
last week with new and beautiful stock Of
millinery goods.
During the recent trip Of Mr.. o. G. Wicker
ham he visited friends and relatives in Cincin-
natl, South Charleston and Delaware.
Rev. G. P. Bethel and wife will leave this
week for Columbus, to make q short visit to
the mother and friends of Mrs. Bethel.
Mrs. Easton, mother Of Shadford and Hiram
EastoD, who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Rec Mcclure, in Kansas City, Mo-, for the
past year, returned to her home in this place
last Friday.
>. At the meeting Of the Trustees and ladies of
the Aid Society on last Friday evening it was
arranged to have the work Of putting in the
new windows commenced as soon as possible,
and the Chairman, Rev. G. p. Bethel, appoint
ed committee TO name the specifications and
advertise the work.
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NEW PETERSBURG.
May LIST, 1886.


Farmers busy getting ready to plant corn.
Isaac Vanpelt, Of Hillsboro, was seen on on,
streets last Monday.
Mrs. Nicholas Blaser has beon quite sick for
several days, but is convalescent.
The rain Thursday night made the farmer,
rejoice, as the ground was getting too hard "a
plow.
II is said that our saloon will close in a shor,
time. All right, we will try and pull through
without 1t.
Mrs. Jessie Mason, of Snake Corner, took
very III last Sunday, ct her fathers residence,
Nicholas Blaser's.
II you want to trade horses, and have any.
thing that looks like horse at all, banter
Squire Grim for swap.
List Of unclaimed letters remaining in the
post ONCE, April 30th, 1861. Welchous, Mrs,
Hester J. Burdette, ]. B. Caplinger.
FRANK PIARCE, P. NJ,
The Board Of Education Of Paint township.
met here last Monday and decided to have Z
new school house built. This 10 good thing,
as the old school building has been unsafe for
. long time.
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| Monday evening was the time for appoiat.
ments to appointtve offices in the CORPORA.
tion, and for swearing in officers for ensuiup q
terms. Squire H. H. Maddox admin isteretl
the oath OF ofiice to Mayor Harmaa, after
which the latter swore in N. H. Ayers az
Clerk, W. q. Richards, Il. II. Shofstall, and
John Johnson as Councilmen, and George
w. Rhoades as Marshal. Mayor Harman
then appointed the following standing com.
mittees:
or Einsnes-w. G. Richards, r. H. sbof.
street-R. IL. shofstalI. f. Carson, G. A.
.fE . .FSlIss9E. Carson. W. g. Richards, J. h.
Fire.: a: Thornbarg, J. H. Mullenix,
:, I!SS,,.j; , i. Mulleniz. John johnson. W.
,Baailss,hns.John g shSs;.;I johnson. c. a. Thornburs,
The sPpoinslnsn. Of oioer. subject to ap.
Mayor: For pollcs. Ezra Stevenson 1 Snd d'1s e.
wo4ss Paslik saEsss ssSHE:s!'Rss1 q FsS
Street Street scslsS, Isaac Colvin; Depot seaiss,
Rr1ny Rqnsy stca:p B. RoEs Drix:s John
Ghsrlss Donathsn; Prison Guard, George
q Ha nth tie
ont dissenslon. Hts nomination occssioned
some misunderstanding and . tie vote. III.
CaIson moved that the nomination be re-.
1ected, .nd the vote resulted-Carson, John.
staii and Thornburs nay. The disoussion
tnat n foilcwsd showed that the. purpose Of
gilman Mullentx requested the Clerk to
cnange DIS vote from yea to nay. A recall.
ing o. the names resulted in i've nays TO
didste. The appointment OF membefs Of ItS the
Board OF Health wm postponed to the next
fsSjs%rnsd saj.ra q meeting: The Public LibIsry
Mosurely end g. f. Steele 10 serve three
years. Kirby Smith and H. N. Huggins two,
ana J1nn Pearson and Samuel Scott one.
After nearing reports from weighmasters
the Mayor, Library Trustees and prison
gosrd, ana doing other business Of minor
importance, Council adjourned.
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BUFORD.

may 30, l666.
The prospect for good wheat crop in this
section 10 flattering.
:. Col: T. P. Vance occupies his new law Office.
II IL the most convenien, and best furnished
Office in this county.
Old Davy was in town again Saturday
night "drunker than bilt owl, as well as two
or three other men. Now that looks funny
don't II, to expose old Davy and not the bal
ance Of the crowd?
The Sabbath School reunion met at the N.
Peddicord, the former President, occupied The
chair. After short address by the President,
the following officers were elected for the en-
suing year President, Jacob Peddicord Vice
Presidents, g. @. Wilkin and Peter Edgington; /;
Secretary, John Burns j.; Treasurer, A. ]. Toll.
The meeting then adjourned to meet at the
Christian Church the fourth Sunday in NAV.
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PRICETOWN.
May Sd, 1886.


Rev. Hill breaches at the Universslist Church
every third Sunday Of each month.
The Kinzer Teachers Association in the west
end OF the township was not success.
The sudden moving Of Eli Hawk from Amos
Chaney's last week created some sensation.
There was some frost on the morning of the
I'd. but no damage to the fruit discernable yet.
The farmers are about ready to plant corn,
OF which Salem will have large crop planted
this season.
Elder J. W. Ruble breaches the first Sunday
OF every month at the Christian Church, and
Elder James Barker every third Sunday.
Jacob Landess has gained his cases pending
work on his mill to completion ct an early date
The farmers that used fertilizers in sowing
their wheat last fall, have fine prospec. for 3
good crop OF wheat. Where they did not use
phosphate 1t does not show up 70 we'll
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BETHEL.

May Sd, 1886.
Wheat is very promising at this date.
Mumps still raging in this neighborhood.
Communion services at Bethel three weeks
from yesterday.
The prospect for fruit was never better in
this neighborhood-except peaches.
Our Sabbath School is in q prosperous con-
cient superintendent.
Mrs. Jehu Jackman has been quite sick with
An attack Of lung fever, but at this writing is
thought to be better by her physician, Dr
Bum.
Aunt Bet Rodgers is re.roofng her house,
and otherwise repairing it, which adds much
to its appearance, and we think much to its
comfort.
Misses Jessie Jsckman, Martha Rotroff, and
Mells Shaw are attending school at Belfast,
under A. z. Blair as instructor. They report q
frstcliss school.
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BALL KNOB,

May lst, 1000.
Flowing for corn is the order Of the day.
Harvey Wright 10 having new piazza erect
ed and some other improvements on his house.
Pope Mcdaniel left last Monday for Ken
lucky, where he intends following the carpen-
ter trade.
Misses Kittie Wright and Mary E. Hodson
were the guests Of Mics d. A. Wilbanks, Of
Lynehburg, last Sunday evening.
Fruit trees Of oil kind are very full of bloom ;
especially apples and cherries bid fair to he q
very large crop II nothing happens them.
ent Of the Sharpsville Sunday school requested
each scholar to bring with them an egg. After
the collection was taken mp there was found TO
be GO eggs, which are to be sold, and the mon
cy to be used for the school.
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NEW LEXINGTON.

/ May LIST, 1856.
But few OF our farmers have planted corn
yet.
Frank Buzzard visited the Queen City last
week.
Born-On Monday, April &c., to Jas. Wood
mansee, q son.
Chas. Swadley will start for Lebanon soon.
to spend the summer at school.
silas Hocket, of Washington c. H., was in
town last Tuesday delivering organs.
DR.. shipp and W. ]. Morgan, of Hillsboro,
were in town last Tuesday on business.
Mrs. N. J; seamon is now prepared to do all
kinds OF millinery work. Call. a2sw3
r. 7. Mcclure has erected handsome sign
for his hotel 1t is called the Highland House.
Mrs. M. Cowen, of Berryville, has been the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Joe Hoskins, the
past week.
Several Of our citizens attended Philip Phil.
day evenings.
The H. G.. T. A. will meet at this place next
Saturday. Ample provisions have beeu made
by our citizens to entertain all that come,
Easter services were held at the M. E. Church
At this place last Sunday, conducted by Rev.
Robert Lowry. Tne church was beautifully
decorated with flowers and evergreens.
The annual convention of the W. G. T.U..
OF Highland county, will be held at this place
Thursday, May 10. Following is the e'
PROGRAM.
The convention will open with devotional
exercises, conducted by Mrs. Shultz, of Lees.
burg-Music by the choir-Appointments Of
Committees on Credentials and RESOLUTIONS
Heading Of minutes Of organizations-Repor
OF unions.Talk by Mrs. Leister, Of Manehes-
ter-Question box-Music.
Afternoon Session.-Devotional exercises led
by Mrs. E. J. Thompson, of Hillsboro-Music
Minutes OF morning session-Address of
welcome by Mrs. J: Edwards-Responses-
temperance work-Psper BY Mrs, Kelso. Of
Greenfeld-D Observation-Disclosures Of COMMITTEES
on kesolutions-Paper by Mrs. VIM. H. Gregg.
OF Hillsboro, on children's work-Election Of
officers.
, Evening Session.--Address by Miss Fannid
Leister, Of Manchester, Superintendent of the
Stote Temperance Educational work.
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The enterprlsing hrm of carriage builders,
Carroll q Downham, have a new ad. tn is
week. These gentlemen do large business,
because they do honest work. are indus.
trious, and spare no pains to please the pub.
nc. NOT long since they shipped piece of
their workmanship to Boise City, Idaho.
THIS Is mentioned merely to show the high
esteem in which their manufactures are
held throughout the country. They keen a
ful! assortmentof various kinds of Vehicles.
aud warrant all their work.
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Circuit Court.

The circuit Court opened here ON Tuesday,
ell the Judges present and was in session untij
ihursday afternoon, when they adjourned,
hsving disposed Of the following cases:
M a. =: White ext Of Daniel White, W. Susan
Thompson. Judgment for defendant, and
each party to pay their own costs.
q. =: George OF a. vs. The Board Of Educa-
tion OF Fairfield township. Judgment for de.
iendant TOR costs. Mandate for execution on
Jacob Holmes vs.. Omar Marker. JudRmep,
OF Commoa Pleas affirmed and case rsmanded
g. A: Beard ct a. vs.. q. R. Pisrson, Treas.
Of Highland county, o. Case Continued.
CtncinnaM vs. Hillsboro q CipeiupsW Rail-
road 90. Case continued.
jas. W. Davis ". ]. O. Landess. Judgment
for defendant for costs. - -
J; N. Morrow 81 a 70. Grange Supply House
etM Judgment against parties named in the
petition Tor amount Of subscribed stock With
interest from Oct. 10th, 1881.
y: Y. Parks W. Isaac 6malley and Benton
Parks Dismissed without prejudice ct cost
Of plaintiff; Special mandsts for exscution on
=: >: W 3. Vance % v:. g. W. r. Rou.h. yuasm.u,
Of lower court affirmed. Cause remsndsd Tor
sxecution on Judgment.
Q. 4. Easter We. q. H. Easter. Judgment Of
sowsr court ahhrmed and cause rsmandsd for
I g: 4. Rssyss and Rob.. Harris, admir-. of
Ssnss snss ssns ssedsrs vs Lewis aiblsr, admir- Of
y 2. Parks W. Hannah smallsy. Judgment
smt1eo ne esuse remandsd for execution.
- ~ !ne matter Of the estate Of Samuel 0ist
feuuon Of bol. Hudson, m, OF n, for appoints
s msns Oh russee. Appointmsnt Of trustee re-
t0Sed nc }ao9msnt q lover court affirmed.
Collins Indignant Of love- court seirmsd
and cause remAndod for exaonilon'
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Rev. Robert bennington, of Coritbya,
Brazil, arrived here last Friday evening to
visit his daughter. Miss Mamie bennington,
OF the Highland Institute. He preached in
the Presbyterian Church at both morning
and evening services, sketching the condi.
ton OF Brazil In one discourse and giving
an account OF the progress and extent of
missions In the other. Mr.. bennington left
on Monday to visit friends in Jackson VILE,
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The LONGEST Pole

knocks the persimmons, and DR.. Bigelow's
Positive Cure knocks Ill throat and lung dis
eases, such 9 coughs, colds, Group, hoarss-
ness, bronchitis, asthma. influenza, and con-
sumption. Pleasant for children 70 take and
cures safely, speedily, and permanently Free
trial bottle Of W. B. Smith Co,
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John Smith, son of Michael Smith, of
Cincinnati. was inferred in the Catholic
cemetery here on Monday. He had been IN
the West and and in returning home died
from rheumatism of the heart after q brief
Illness
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Sick Headache Thousands who have suf.
esred intensely with sick headache say that
One gentleman thus relieved, writes "Hood'a
6arsspartlla 10 worth its weight In geld ~
Reader, II You ere sufferer with sick head.
ache, give Hoods Ssrsapsrilla trial. It will
do you positive good. Made BY @. I. Hood 4
Co., DWELL 9ass. Sold BY all druggists. 100
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Ed. Hawk, the smallest clog dancer in the
world, appears with the Kid Minstrels at
City Hall tomorrow evening.
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Miss Kate Doggett left Thursday for Madi.
sonville, where she will spend few days,
after which she will leave for Galesburg,
Illinois, to spend the summer with her sis.
ter, Mrs. Emma Schwartz.
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Grlggs' Glycerine Salve.

Ths great wonder healer has no equal for
cuts, bruises, soslds, burns, wounds, and all
other sores; win positively cure piles, frost
bites, tetter and al skin eruptions. 6atisfac-
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Owing to sickness in several families, the
social that was to have been given at the
Presbyterian Church tomorrow (Thursday)
evening is indefinitely postponed.
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Mr.. John Richards. of Milwaukee, Wis, IL
visitor at the residence Of Mr.. ]. H. Rich.
ards in the West End.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Matthews arrived in
Hillsboro Saturday evening, being called
here by the dangerous illness of his father,
Judge A. g. Matthews.
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Mr.. Morgan Barrere is very sick at his
home In New Market. At latest reports
there is but little hope Of improveme ent in
his condition
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Mrs. John Y. Dean and children left last
Thursday morning for an extended visit to
relatives in Falmouth KY.
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was nearly frantic with the suffering from
neuralgia. began taking Athlophoros and IL
was magical in its work. l felt relief after two
doses and In two weeks could walk out and
was entirely cured. Mrs. John MscGreevy
Springfield, 0, fc
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Last Saturday was stock sale day, but trade
was not surprisingly brisk. Smith bought
IL horses Flock. 4; Russell, 4; Dugin & Co.,
O. Prices ranged from $40 to sl4O.
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To Err Is Human.

But you make no mistake il you use DR..
Jones Red Clover Tonic for dyspepsia, Co.'S
tiveness, bad breath, piles, pimples, ague and
malaria diseases. poor appetite, low spiritu,
and liver. Price 80 cents, Of W. h. Smith L
Co.
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DR.. Brown has removed from the rooms
over sayler & Sons jeweiry store ON High
street, to rooms in the Hibben building, for.
merly occupied by the Herald office.
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Miss Nettie Gaar, Of the H. F. O., visited
friends In Cincinnati last week and returned
on Saturday, accom- panied by her mother.
Mrs. A. Gaar, of Richmond, Ind.
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John Bowler will have fresh lime for sale
at eighteen cents per bushel, on Friday, May
7th. 1t his kiln three hundred yards north OF
the narrow gauge depot, in Hillsboro.
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The fullest line Of neck. wear, collars, cuffs.
handkerchief, &C., ever seen In this place
will be found at l. A. Fcibel's.
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% as you please when you please to do
thing in taking Bigelow's Positive Cure Tor
coughs, colds, and all throat and lung troubles.
Pleasant to take. and cure speedy. so cents
and 81. All druggists.
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Mr.. Allen Cooper is threatened with the
loss OF his eyesight, and will consult Gin.
cinnati optician
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One word, one step may make or mar ones
whole future. DR.. Jones' Red Glover Tonic is
the proper move when you have dyspepsia,
bad breath, piles, pimples, ague malaria, low
spirits, headache, or any stomach or liver
troubles. so cents. All druggists,
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II is surprising the large amount OF late
style hats our enterprising clothier, I. A.
Feibel, has brought on this spring.
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Miss Iva Kennedy, of the Conservatory OF
Music, Cincinnati, is visiting her father
Captain A. A. Kennedy, in this place.
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You can't work to much purpose unless you
are well, but you can build up your health and
strength with Psrker's Tonic, and work will
then become easy. It sets the lungs, liver and
kidneys in working order. Coughs and colds
vanish before 1t. Take it in time maysp
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II You want to see the prettiest variety OF
mems, womens and children's shoes ever
for sale In Hillsboro, and at prices to suit
the times, 60 to I. A. Feibel's.
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Arbor Day was very appropriately observ.
Cd by the pupils of the Union- Schools in
planting trees in the school lot. A half hol.
iday was given in the afternoon.
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DR.. N. B. Laf,erty has opened an office over
L. Dstwiler's store, in the room formerly
occupied by DR.. Matthews. " . i,-
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Gospel Temperance meeting next week at
the w. q. T. U. room, on Walnut street,
Monday, at 8 p. m. to be led by Mrs. James.
SECRETARY.
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MIR. Tim Foley left yesterday morning for
Wichita, Kansas, where he will seek q
location.