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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-28
RAINsBORO.

April 24th 1856.
| D. 8. Ferguson and wife, Of Leesburg, spent
Saturday in town.
Walter skeen has been sick for several days
with symptoms Of lung fever.
il. Tsggart and wife visited their son at
New Vienns, Friday and Saturday.
The personal effects Of Mrs. David Hulltt,
deceased, was sold at public sale on Tuesday.
J. D. Gossetts new house is receiving the
ing the painting.
DR. McBride's youngest child was thought to
be dangerously Ill on Thursday, but is some
better at this time.
A vast amount Of drain tile is being taken
out from J. B. Gossett's factory to different
parts Of the county.
Mrs. Alonzo Redkey, formerly Of this place,
hut for several years q resident of Missouri is
visiting relatives in this region.
A. Murdock has become q citizen OF our viii
lage and 10 domiciled in part Of William Laf.
fertys house on East Main street.
J. B. W. Spargur and wife, of Bainbridge.
and John W. Spargur and wife, Of Hillsboro,
visited their parents here last Sunday.
Jacob Daugherty died at the home of his
brother, three miles east Of town, last Mon
day, OF consumption and was buried Tuesday.
Harry Murdoch moved to the farm of Wa
vsrley Waddell, near Newell's Mill, Wednesday
and will engage in farming the coming sum
mer.
DR.. Miller reports all his patients in the Vi
cinity u Boston as convalescent, except VIM.
Lucus. who has been gradually failing ior the
past few days.
The Universalist Church has been leased for
another term Of FIVE years for school purposes
and that virtually decides the school building
Improvement here for that length Of time.
James Knisely has sold his property on COL
lege street to w. J. Rsdkey for the sum Of
9115o. and gives possession at once. Mr..
Knisely says he has found q purchaser this
time that win stick.
The Board Of Education of Paint Township,
at their last meeting decided to spend one
thousand dollars less this year than ii did last,
which means reduction per month on the
teachers wages or fewer months school for the
the year.
Some initiatory steps have been taken
toward the building Of new school house at
New Pstersburg A committee was appointed
last Monday having the matter In charge and
instructed to be ready to report at called
meeting in one week.
Mrs. Walker Baker and her children arrived
here Thursday from Balco Missouri, where her
husband died few months since. They are
guests OF her father, John Redkey, for the
present and will probably mako their future
homo in this vicinity. Pr,
Erwin Brown wants to kindly thank the citi-
xens for their sympathy and help during their
late sickness and bereavement, and desires
that special mention be made Of the families
OF ]. G. Ferguson, q. @. Miller, Jos. WASH
burn, James Peabody, @. M. Epperson and Al
fred Shipton.
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PRICETOWN.

April Z0th, 1856.
G. p. Sanders mother has been siliug for
some time.
Three emersions by Rev. Hill at Pricetown
on last Sunday.
Mrs. Solomon Hughes, of Hillsboro, paid
her brother. DR.. DeHass, . visit last week.
The Missionary Board Of the Christian
1886.
Samuel Workman again appears to be in
trouble-reported forgery. The way Of the
transgressOr is hard.
Sylvester Young, student 1T the Hillsboro
school, came home last week sick, and is still
under medical treatment.
Mat. Pulliam is building an addition to his
house. Carpenter work is becoming luxury
In this part Of the county.
The sad intelligence came to-day Of the
death Of Mrs. Walter Smith. She vss 4
daughter Of Daniel Workman and resided at
Middleton, o.
The Tramp Printers stockholders likeness
resembles some ancient idol Of the Hindoos.
Try it again brother. Get Broadstone to help
you on the next.
This morning news reached US that the
granddaughter Of Robert Hatcher Was dead,
bright little girl Of six years. The Saviours
language II ''Suffer little children to come up-
to me, for OF such 10 the Kingdom Of Heaven"
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BALL KNOB.

April z4th, lo66.
Mike Stanton and lady, of Fayetteville, spent
last Monday at Uncle Joe Alexander's.
Mrs. Matte Sharp and Miss Lors were the
guests OF Mrs. Tom Harry last Sunday evening.
~, Cora Alexander, Of this vicinity, lett last
Thursday to stay with Mrs. Warren johnson,
near Farmers Station.
Mrs. Daniel Sharp, jr., is far ahead of all the
ladies' OF this vicinity in chicken and duck
raising. She now has SO chickens and Is ducks.
Thomas Mcdaniel, whom we mentioned q
rev weeks since a. being very poorly with rheu-
matism' has 30 far recovered as to be able to
walk about with the aid Of cIutch.
The voters Of sub-district No. met at the
school.house last Monday and elected J. d.
Noble for director. Mr.. Noble has been in Of
fee for three years.
Died-Mr. Wesley Chapman, son Of Azel and
Mary Chapman, last Wednesday morning, aged
6S years, months and II days Rev. Philip
Trout preached his funeral, after which the re-
mains were laid to rest in the Murrill grave
yard, near Lynchburg. The relatives have the
sympathy of the entire community in their sad
bereavement.
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LYNCHBURG.

April 26th, 1886.
Mrs. b. l.. Glenn visited at Hillsboro last
week.
Mr.. W. R. Gaddis is having his house re-
painted.
J. Il. Dixon is selling groceries in Hopkins
drug store.
F. n. Murphy is grocery clerk in G. Bayless
Daniel Murphy has moved to his new house
J. A: Bering spent several days last week at
Petersburg, Ky.
Charles Fisher has moved to ". H. McClel-
lands farm north Of town.
Ground has been broken for the foundation
Of the new Christian Church.
d. N. Henderson spent several days at Blan-
chester last week ON business.
Isma Troth and Eli Roush were in Hillsboro
on Saturday on legal business.
The Odd Fellows will hold anniversary exer-
cisss tonight, in the NJ. E. Church.
Farmers are kicking against the boys herd
Constance Dumenil spent several dsys last
week on Brushcreek, culling slaves for the dis
tillery. .a.. =
Mr.. Stephen Holiday has moved from the
organ factory to the rooms formerly occupied
by D. Murphy.
We mad no rain on Easter Sunday, conse-
qusntly We may look for dry Sundays for the
next sevon weeks.
Ed Smith, formerly clerk in the New York
store, has accepted position with Charles
Grad at Hillsboro.
Miss Fletcher, Of New York, viii lecture in
the n: p. Church on Tuesday evening. Sub
ject 'sThe True Lady"
Dr.. Starr, Of Cincinnati, delivered his lee.
ture on the Mammoth Cave at the N, p,
Church on Tuesday evening.
Considerable business 10 being done in the
sale Of agricultural implements this spring.
Farmers are anticipating good crops.
The N. e. Church was beautifully decorated
with flowers on Sunday. and Rev. L. n. Davis
preached An excellent sermon ON the resurrec-
ton.
Mra. 4. J. Graham and Mrs. W. H. McClel-
land left this morning for Kansas, to Join
their husbands, who have preceded them and
taken claims In western Kansas.
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The W. T. U. have secured room for
their own uss ON Walnut street. In the rest.
dsnce Of .. N. Harslss (drst door to the right
~ you enter the halD, and hereby make
anotAlr earnest appeal to the mothers Of
Hillaboro to come In and assist them in
their work among the children. A large
turnout 10 especially requested ON Monday
next, ~ It II the annual election Of oficsrs.
Let ~ make each other glad by having full
room. SECRETARY.
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D The Ladies' Aissionary socisty of the
Chillicoths Prssbytsry held its dsosnnial
meeting at Chilliooths last week. The Pres
bytsry includes Ross. Highland, Clinton,
Fayetts, Vintop and Pike counties, aud the
Booisty comprises twenty-five local organi.
satioDs, which have total membership Of
three hundred, Ars. WI. AcBursly and
Mrs.. e. L. Ferris attended the meeting -
eeicsrs, the former being Vice. President end
the latter Treasurer Of the Society. The rep.
ressntativesof the Missionary Society from
the Htllaboro church were Ars. Patterson.
ASs. Carson, Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. Margaret
woodrow, and Mics Maggie Wilson, Miss
Kittie Linn and Mn. Julia Nelson repre-.
ssnted the Clear Creek Branch. Misses Allen
and Lennington we're delegated BY the Mis-
sion Band Of the Highland institute. and
Aiss Maggie Psttsrson and Master Roy Fer.
ris wsse sent by the Sabbath School Mission.
asy soeisty. The following are the oness
elected at the meeting to serve for the On.
suing year Psssldent. Miss y. Z. 0sand.
Girard; vice.Pssaldsats, Mn. W. J. Ne.
Surely. Mn. southaEd ana Ma q. n. Ustiek;
Corresponding ossrstasy. Mto \. a. 0ass;
Recording sesretasS. Ara' >. r. Rosisen;
Trsesurss, Mrs. =. Il. Ferris. %, lAsiii
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DUNN'S CHAPEL.
April Gath, 1885.

Mn. Joseph Hallsr is improving.
Mr.. Andrew Taylor and wife, Of 0rsenAsld,
Mis- Essis Coromsn, Of Persinmen Ridge,
visited friends here the past two weeks.
spent : fsv days with Nh. samuel vanPsit,
Mr.. OhArlsy Gibson spent Saturday and Bun
day With bis sister, Mrs.. William Hatcher, near
Bssryvills.
Mr.. John Nabin u ct the bedsids Of his
father, whose Death ID daily expected. His
suAssinss are intense. - - 4
1r. aud Hrs. William 0ihsou. Of New Mar.
bet, speat Sunday Win Mn, 0ibsous parents,
NJ aad Mrs. zaehariah ChaReg. n a'ssS 4,
0.!sb .IAeslsg- W. dsete1 eahssl Dirsetor
= dtetsiet Ne 4 TAs -diseelsss srs DAVID
IN Z: 3; nssAssa and osiSs IASsiss. IN
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HARRISBURG.

April Gath, 1886.
Miss Hattie Ashmore is lying very sick at
this writing.
Mrs. Prudence Bell, Of Arkos, Pike county,
10 visiting friends in this section.
Wheat in this section looks better at this
time than 1t has for the past i've years.
@. N. Mckinney and R. g. Vance are can.
wasting this section with patent bed spring.
b. B. Eylsr CTownahip Assessor) has been
calling on everybody In this nsighborhood the
past week.
On last Wednesday the house Of T. A. Ma.
com took fire from spark falling ON the roof.
II was put ont before much damage was done.
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Msssrs. Cyrus Newby and D. Q. Morrow
have formed law partnership, with once
numbers and Smith building. These gen.
tlemen were formerly Of the hrn ef Sloane,
Nswby and Morrow. are we'll known In the
county, and win doubtless got their share Of
the practice.
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Miss Anna z. Bum died at her home near
sugartres Ridge last Friday of typhoid
pneumonia. She was in her sixte eenth year.
Rev. Briggs conducted the funeral services
at susartree Ridge Sunday morning at ten
O'Clock. ,.f ,f| ..#..
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Ezra Barrow, we'll known farmer, died st
bis residence porth OF town and near Clear
creek, on wednesday morning Of last week.
Mr.. Barrow was sober, intelligent. honest
man, and he leaves behind him wide cir.
ole OF friends who admired his sturdy char
actsr and now mourn his loss. He was born
In Highland county March eth. la2s. and has
lived for the srsater part Of his life. within
~ CONFINES. The funeral services were held
Friday morning at ten O'Clock.
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Mr.. James Patton has removed with his
family to the house on the corner Of East
and South streets, lately occupied by Treas.
urer Glascock, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Il.
Jones will move to the Collins property
vacated by Mr.. Patton.
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/. We feil - ~ any dinsrsnce between "Ksl.
loe91 patent sidsG," OK. those Of any other
pu6li.6ers, And paper .printed moro than
petspteides contain the most valuable ss6d,
tng-Lessbwr0 Buckeye. .ffT I n
Right you ere. brother. Your observations
are hereby gently referred to our genial con.
temporary, on the corner. who was guilty Of
some transverse comments ON that subject
recently.
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VIM. Black, Abigdon, Iowa, was cured Of
cancer In the eye by DR.. Jones Red Glover
Tonic, which cures Ill blood disorders and all
diseases Of the stomach, liver and kidneys.
The best tonic end appetizer known. Price 10
cents, Of W. R. Smith 4 90.
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Had . bilious attack and one Of those inde-
scribabls cases of constant wesriness. Took
quinins and other remedies without relief.
Took Dr.. Jones Red Clover Tonic; am strong
and well. Asa Thompson, Logan, Ohio. All
druggists.
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STRAUSBURG.

April 24th, 1886.
Mrs. Lizzis Hardishell, who has been on the
sick list, is recovering
Henry Edgington has put up a new house.
also new barn this spring.
The "Strausburg Sunday School Singing
Glass met at the school house several nights
ago and had singing" for the benefit Of the
Sabbath School.
James Euverard, Lew Altman and J. P. Mar
comet have each put new paling fences around
and near their dwellings, which adds much TO
the appearance Of our village.
The people Of Strausburg and vicinity have
organized Sabbath School, with Peter Edgipg.
ton as Superintendent; Charles Whiting, AS
sistant Superintendent; Henry Yochum, Sec
retary; Peter Rosselot, Treasurer, and Peter
Yochum, Librarian.
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The fire company was organized for the
ensuing year by the election of Lakin Rich.
ards. Captain; o. 8. Lemon, Lieutenant; r.
M. Carroll, Treasurer; George W. Rhoades.
Captain OF Hose Reel Force, and L. Eahr.
lander, Captain of Ladder Company.
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The Hillsboro Ice Company will furnish
the best grade OF Toe to their customers at
lowest prices every day this summer. Leave
your orders with Daniel Koch 4 Co., No. q,
South High street. 8w.
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Holmes Bro. have purchased OF H. g..
Doggett the property below the city build.
Ing, formerly occupied by Washington Dog.
gstt while In the undertaking business. The
Messrs, Holmes viii remove their ONCE and
stock TO that place about the nrst Of June.
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DR.. b. F. Holmes visited the Athens In.
me Asylum last week to look after the in.
,spatss from Highland county at the request
Sf Judge Dittsy. The Institution has been
we'll managed ever sincs Df, Riehardson has
been In sharss Of It, and Or. Holmes reports
that the patients are all veil treated. The
superintendent 70 willing to retain the num.
bar which We nov have. more than our quo
y. until the Improvements q the Inarmsry
Shall make room for their aoesmmodstion.
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The quarterly meeting Of the Weslsyan
Church will b held next Saturday and Sun.
day. Rev. T. H. Clinton, Of Ripley, Will bs
present to assist. Preaching services will bs
held at 1880 .. m. and p. N. Sunday. The
Lords Supper will be observed at 7:S0 p. m.
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DO. as YON Please

When you please to do right, and you will al
lows Positive Cure for coughs. cold, and all
throat and lung diseases. Pleasant to take
and cure speedy. Trial bottle free Of W. n.
Smith 4 Co
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While IN Columbus "Tramp Printer" will
visit the "psn" and interview the convicts
from this county. among others "Littls Red.
dy" McKimmis. An account Of his visit to
that aud other state institations, together
with general description Of the city, win
appear in his letter next week. a
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The annual election OF ofacsrs for Ut
Marys Episcopal Church resulted a. fol.
lows: Senior Warden, J. N. Boyd; Junior
Warden, H. 9. Dosgett; vestrymsn, F. w.
Armstrong. J. W. Smith. r. T. Aoush, O. 3.
Bell, Frank Reed.
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The sntsrtainmsnts byMf. Philip Phillips,
"ths singing pilgrim. slvsn in Nusie Hail
on Friday and Saturday evenings Of last
week were well worth attending. 1t u
scarcely necessary 70 pass compliment up.
on Ar. Phillips % vocalist. 70 long hes
he been known a cultivated singer and
composer. but the Introduction Of iliustSa.
tious 10 aeoompany the songs was something
novel and striking. The rustic view Of the
old school.house and barefoot boys playing
"mumiypsg" under giant oak near BY was
produced ON the screen with telling eject -
the singer rendered the pisintivs melody,
"Tvsnty Ysars Ago." And while the Cas-
psl Heroes we're named In song, life.iiks
pieturss Of Bssohsr, Cough. Talmags. Cook.
Moody. epurssou and others appeared and
fnded away In delightful Alssolusion. Seen.
~ In fovei0n countries was postraysd 20
pesfsstlyas - sssm aimose ssal .and mauy ~
ne aoAiense Who he'd the eppos>nHisies o.
knoVtng psoncanee the sepeesentatleps n.
narkably lvuet 70 the erisissl tiS q
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Tho occupants Of the Davis House were
aroused last Saturday night by An attempt
IT e.brsaking. A man appeared at .
back window Of the building and began to
act singuiariy. Mrs. Davis spoke to him
from an upstairs window and ordered him
to leave but he only continued trying to get
In. When she informed him that there
were men in the house and went to get Q
revolver, the gentleman exhibited his hset.
neas In . brief trip through Hallowsll 4
CLARK 3 lumber yard.
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Mrs. John Madden died at her home on
East Beach street Monday morning, after .
lingering illness from consumption. The
funeral services were conducted from the
Catholic Church yesterday morning. l
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Respectfully submi ittsd,
HARDIN ROADS, Treas,

The chair appointed L. Detw ilsr. T. g.
Hoggard, and Dr.. J. II. Callahan o com init.
Tee TO nominate oncers for the ensuing year.
Committee reported ~ follows: President
DR.. W. J. AcSurely. Vice Presidsnts-Pas.
tors OF cooperating churches. Secretary
John Matthews. Treasurer-Hardin Roads.
Dspositary-Jacob Sayler. Dirsctors-J. M.
]. N. Boyd. T. g. Hoggard, and e. L. Ferris.
DR.. o. W. Ketcham then preached sermon,
text Dsut. 20 chapter. 20 verse. after which
the meeting CLOSED BY singing and the bsne.
diotion. WI. MCsuRxLY, Pres.
e. L. F.RRIs, sec,y pro tenn.
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The Highland Institute closed, for the
Eastsr vacation last Thursdas AID work
will b. resumed this morning. In the in.
tsrim, Aissss smith, Langstroth, Muse and
Walters. Of the pupils and Misses Allan and
Potter Of ~ corps Of teachers. spent . few
days q their respective homss. Mademoi.
sslls Maysser' was the guest Of Mrs. q. B.
Beeshsr dussng the vacation. 81
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Grand opening OF millinery goods at Jas.
H. Bailey's store in Lynchburg Maylst. Miss
Mollie Chaney is employed as manager and
trimmer, and Mrs. Kibbie as assistant trim.
mer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Conard came up from
Cincinnati last Wednesday evening, where
the former has been under medical treat.
mention some time. He 10 now somewhat
i'm proved in health. lHt
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The longest pole knocks the persimmons,
and Bigelow's Positive Cure knocks al coughs,
colds, Group, hoarseneGs, bronchitis, asthma,
influenza and consumption. Pleasant for
children. Safe and speedy. 30 cents and 81.
All druggists. -,
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Mr.. VIII Shade left on Saturday morning
for Columbus. where he will spend few
days, after which he viii make short tour
Of the New England States. 1h|
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Griggs' GlycerIne Salye.

The great wonder healer has NO equal for
outs, bruises, soAlds, burns, wounds, and al
other sores; win positively cure piles, frost
hites, tetter and all akin eruptions. Getisfac-
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Mr.. Joseph Q. Vance, Of Lexington, KY,
visited his sisters, Mrs. J. W. Shade and Mrs.
DR.. q. Matthews, several days last week.
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II you want 70 ses the prettiest variety OF
men .. womenb and childrens shoes ever
for sale IN Hillsboro. and at prices to suit
the times, 60 TO I. A. Feibels. i,
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Captain John Matthews, Of this place, will
be married to Miss Marilou Stanley. ct her
home In Henderson, Ken tuclxy, this evening
at $50 O'Clock. +ptfLi f.t
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It Is surprising the large amount of late
style hats our enterprising clothier, I. A.
Feibel, has brought on this spring.
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THE best on earth" can truly be said of
Griggs' Glycerine Sslve-s speedy cure for
cuts, bruises, scalds, burns sores, piles, tetter,
and al skin eruptionh Try this wonder
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Rev. A. X. Murphy is on visit to Ports.
mouth. o.. for the beneft of his health.
There will be services at the Baptist Church,
at p. m, on the second Sunday in May.
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Miss Sallie Thornburf, Of New Vienna,
visited the Misses Beam several days Of last
week. She left on Friday to visit friends in
LynchburR.
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Don't forget to call and see the largest.
most elegant line OF neck.wear ever brought
to town, at T. A. Walker 4 Cos.
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Col. Livingst0n, formerly Of the c. q NJ. r.
R., has removed with his family 10 their
homo In Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
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The J. M. Barrere Post, g. A. r., has made
arrangements for Decoration Day. Names
of committeeman and other particulars will
be given next week.
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% Df. Nelson .. La6srty has purchased prop.
sstv In Hillsboro. Ohio, and will soon locate
there for the practice Of hts profsesion. The
Doctor has host Of warm friends here who
will follow him with their best wishes. AZ
. physician. DR.. LaSsrty 10 the peer Of any
other man In the county, and 10 recognized
not only by the Government, but also by the
ex.soldiers a. . NEST prudent and oblising
e6ieial In the position Of U. q. Examining
eurgeon. which he has occupied for fourteen
ysar past He was surgeon OF the lst o. H.
Artillery In the late war. and il Jat present
~ honorsd member Of the order OF the 10y
al Legion Of the United States. We warmly
commend hisn to the people Of Hilisboro
and HighlanA sounty.-Adams County Ness
Era. tif .ithiat Y far fpf
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JameS Wolf died at his home near New
Petersburg Saturday morning, and was
buried at New Boston Sunday at three p. N. i.
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The fullest line OF neck. wear, collars, cufYs,
handkerchiefs, &C., ever seen In this place
will be found at I. A. Feibels.