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TURKEY.

April otn, 1000
Miss Louretta Irons is quite sick.
Miss Mary Cummings is at home for q short
time.
Squire Glaze attended the third quarterly
meeting at Cynthians yesterday.
David L. Trump spent the latter part of the
week in Adams county, on business.
All the winter schools have closed except No.
6. Mr.. Williams has about two weeks yet.
George P. Bell and sister, were visiting their
sister, Mrs. Fisher, near Roxabelle. last week.
Miss Gall, sister to our young School Ex-
aminer, is teaching at Dsvidson's school house.
Mrs. David Lawson is still troubled with her
eyes, but they are much better than in the
winter.
Miss Bell Milburn commences . spring
school at Washburns next Monday. Scholars,
hunt up your books.
Miss Ida Milburn, who has taught the past
two summers ct Miller's, commenced . three
months term on the 80 ult
Joseph Buffers is canvassing the township
in the interest Of o patent fence, which seems
. very simple, yet good fence.
The novel entitled "Opening a Chestnut
Burr" by E. p Roe, is creating quite an inter-
est in this vicinity. Those persons who can
never see any good in any novel should read
this.
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NOTICE.

Two weeks from this issue we will be.
gin the publication of serial story by
a Highland county author. The plot Il
laid in Ohio, and the narrative is written
in popular style, and will prove interest
ing to the readers OF the News. HERALD
as the residence of it's author is not dis
tant. This is tho writer's first venture
in the field Of fiction, and for that rea
son we are not permitted to give hel
real name at present.
Editors NEWS. HERALD.
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MARSHALL.

April 0tNs 1000.
Clara, daughter Of Israel Roads, is very sick.
Reuben Chambers moved to Adams county
last week.
G. A. Watts has taken up his abode in Brush
creek township.
Miss Ida Milburn commenced her school in
district No. 4. last Monday.
James Shrock, of Greenfield, was over last
week looking after his farm.
Thomas Greenfield and Edward Watts are
attending school in Hillsboro.
DR.. McNulty (the young doctor) has located
here and will be glad to obtain the patronage
OF any who need medical assistance.
Miss Ella Templin will commence teaching a
summer school in Madison township to-day
Misses Meta Williams and Emma Templin in
Liberty township, and Miss Ida Cadwallader
in the Burnett school, this township.
The Sunday school of the Presbyterian
Church was reorganized last Sunday and the
following were elected officers for the coming
year: Superintendent, Quinton Dick; Assist
ant Superintendent, Daniel Williams Secre-
tary, Ollie Williams Treasurer. Lewis Tenn.
plin Librarian, Lottie Wise Choirster. G. E.
Keys.
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CYN1'HIANA.

April ID, l00O.
Msssrs. Slater and Tener are in waverly on
business.
Burch Lucas and family visited G. W. Kelly
last Sabbath.
J.w. Rigdon returned from the city on
Thursday last.
Miss Ida Smith left for Hllsboro Union
School last Tuesday.
Jno. McMullen, of Carmel, paid G. A. Head
. visit on Wednesday.
A. p. Lindsay, of Morgantown, was seen on
our streets last Friday
Will Tener, Of Sinking Spring, visited his
brother, Ed, . few days since.
Theodore Kerns, Of Bainbridge, paid this
place visit the first Of the week.
Mrs. Absalom Eubanks was inferred in the
cemetery at this place, on Wednesday last.
Miss Maud Kelly, after pleasant visit at
Rainsboro, returned home on Sabbath last.
Mr.. Shade was in town this week preparatory
to laying the foundation OF cur new school
house.
8. NJ. Kelly has vacated the Head property
and Is now comfortably housed in the Green
field residence.
Madison Head, Of Iowa, has been circulating
among friends and relatives Of this plscs for
some weeks past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turnipseed. accompanied by
their sister, Mary Townsend, left this place q
few days ago for Indiana, their future home.
The Republican voters of this township met
In convention on Thursday, and put In nomi-
nation . ticket which without doubt will be
elected Monday next.
! Ing about three miles north of here, died on
| Thursday last and WAS buried in Q cemetry
near this place on Friday.
John w, Fox Q promising young man oI
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Probate Court.

Isaac P. Morrow, guardian Of the estate Of
James Morrow, fled first and final account.
Levi Ellis, guardian Of the estate Of John
W. Wilson, fled first account.
The win Of Rachel Laforge admitted to pro.
bate.
John A. Gilmore appointed admir- Of the es.
tate Of Rachel Laforge. Bond e2,50O.
The will Of Anna R. Barlow admitted to pro.
bate.
Will Of Mary Stultz probated.
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Lew Johns.a's Colored Combi.atie..

This well.known company will give one Of
ita very pleasing entertainments At Music
Haai, Wednesday evening. April (to.nishN.
The company 10 composed OF genuine color.
ID artists of recognised ability and give .
sood performance. Their songs are new and
catchy, and their dancing and other bust.
nsss ranks with the best Of minstrslsy. They
give strictly moral and refined show for
the bensat OF the ladies. An exchange ssys
"Lsw Johnson's Colorsd Ainstrsls showed 70
. good house ct Visros Hall, on Saturday
evening. uotwithstaudins the weather vas
very Indictment. TIE performance vas .
good ens and OF course gave satisfsotiQu.
II 10 the best eolsrsd troupe that has been
here for long time"
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BALL KNOB.

April Sd, 1886.
vicinity.
acreage sown this year than common.
Mr.. Newton Chapman, of near Hillsboro,
was the guest Of Mr.. Flsy Chapman last week.
Our school will commence next Monday un-
der the management of Miss Eva Ross, Of near
New Vienna.
The officers and teachers of the Sunday
School met at the Sharpsville Church last Sun
day and elected the following officers: r. NJ.
Lewis, Supt.; Isaac Morrow, Asst. Supt.; Miss
Mary Wright, Sec'y; Miss Amanda Noble,
Treas; Miss Kittie Wright Organist.
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RAINSBORO.
April Sd, 1886.

NJ,
mrs. James ccott mas oeen quite SICK tor oev-
erai Gays, but Is on the mend ~ this time.
several persons from this vicinity attended
the funerai OF hev. Thomas Head, ON FRIDAY.
Daniel Adams, OF Sabina, attended the
funeral Of Wm. Upp, at this place last Thurs
DAY.
Mrs. Joseph W. Spargur, near Spargur Mills,
is still in critical condition and It is thought
cannot live many days.
Three inches Of snow and the mercury de-
grees below the freezing point is rather winter
ish for the Sd OF April.
Thirty-ope men are csndidatss for the
various offices in Paint township. Twenty-one
pa.,.a po,,.-.. 80. ~. -, T.. S
nvSers oeSss Ms; w sGncol eng ~ onake
corner, iHss Monus! anu MISS EHs heeior Will
oeHih IN tne nuhss oistrics' next MONDAY.
J: NJ. Hixson expects to bring another saw
mill to the farm Of John Shipton in . short
time, to take the place OF the one recently re-
moved.
ranging to engage in the dress making busi-
ness. They will occupy room over the store
Of II, X, Roads,
Ola ,r.nd-r,o,ho- pr,o,, q. s,e.-;,o ,ro
dssn st,i;ct;on tLa, or;o;nstod tronn hrrt
sous uup time since hv vbicS shs has Lost tha "ss
~ one NJ her lnvcr I;mI,s o ''-' '''' 'A' "''
NJ T ,s,,,' y, ~. 80" ."'.,A -.
Dr. Miller ana ismiiy removed TO this place
from from New eS Boston; % on tuesday last, and oc-
recently vacated ny John Hill.
The remains Of Rev. Thomas Head, of Balm
bridge, were taken through here on Thursday
to Hillsboro, where the funeral services and
interment took place on Friday.
Newton Barrett returned some d.ys since
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LYNCHBURG.
April 9Th, 1886.

April 9Th, 1886.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. woodmansee,
boy, Thursday. DR.. Holmes.
The most bitterly contested election per.
haps, that ever was held in our village, is in
progress to-day.
Miss Rose Boyland, whose sickness was men
toned in former letter, died on Thursday
evening at the home Of her mother. in this
village.
Miss Jennie Pemberton and her brother,
Russell, left on Friday morning for Iuka
Springs, Ark, where they expect to make
their future home. They carry with them the
good wishes OF q host Of friends here, who
hope that they will have abundant success in
their new home.
II. L. Glenn made a trip north last week,
and bought q fine Clydesdale horse. The
horse arrived here Saturday night. Mr.: Glenn
is taking q great interest in improving the
stock in this section. Every farmer and busi-
| ness man should encourage him, as 1t is to the
interest OF all to have finer and better stock.
II you want to see fine draft horse or trotting
and harness horse, call at Glenn's stables.
| The following lines are dedicated to the
memory OF little Doshie Thompson, who was
burned to death few weeks since:
Little Doshie won't to see it's grandma kind,
Little dreaming in her mind
The flames would catch her little dress.
And lay her low In her grave to rest.
Little Doshie so kind, so good
Loved by all in the neighborhood;
o how sad to give thee up,
To drink Of sorrow from the bitter cup.
Pen and ink can not express,
| The grief and sorrow and distress
| When we look around and see the vacant chair
We almost wish our Doshie was here.
Twas God who robbed us of our treasure,
Took her from earth to dwell in heaven;
She has gone and left us here below,
No more our sorrow and trouble to know.
Grandma dear, weep no more,
Doshie is waiting for you on the golden shore
o what happy thought it will be,
To know that Doshie il waiting for thee.
Grandpa old with locks of gray,
Ia travelling heavenward on his way:
He soon shall reach the golden shore,
Doshie is waiting for him at the door.
Papa and Mamma, weep no more,
For Doshia who has gone before;
God took her to heaven to dwell
And he doeth all things we'll.
Tive Christian life while here,
And you will meet your Doshie dear,
Love Gods word and read it well.
And he will take you to heaven to dwell.
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DUNN'S CHAPEL.

April 9th, 1886.
Mr.. John Langley is improving slowly.
Anna, little daughter of Harry link, is lying
very low with catarrh of the stomach.
Last Tuesday witnessed the close of the
Erwin school, taught by Mr.. Frank Baskin.
with an entertainment at night. The exercises
we're excellent, and the manner in which the
pupils performed surely speaks well for them
and their efficient teacher. The music was
given by Messrs. Shade, Wright, Jones and
Richards, of Hillsboro, and was the best we
have heard for some time.
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Word was received here by telegraph last
Saturday morning from Carthage, No., that
Joshua Hussey was dead He was born In
Fairfield township (now Penny this county,
the 18th Of November, 1906, and lived near
where he was born until the fall Of 1871,
when he moved with his family 70 Carthage,
No., where he resided until his death. He
married Martha A. johnson, January 26th
1887, who, with their nve children, survive
him. He was we'll and favorably known
citizen of the county during his long rest.
dence here, and claimed to be the oldest per.
son then living In the county was born here
The following clipping from . Carthage
paper has been since received: "Ths dc.
ceased had been in his usual health, bat foI
years has been gradually failing In strength
The day previous to his death he was able "a
walk around the public square, but on 70.
firing to bed complained OF pains in his
breast. which were relieved by outward ap'
plications and he dropped to sleep, and
passed the night in quiet slumber, breathing
quietly at $50 In the morning. Thinking
he was sleeping unusually late for him hii
wife went to his bedside At O'Clock Il
awake him, but found him silently sleeping
the sleep that knows no waking.
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Tho Longest Pole

Knocks the persimmons, and DR.. Bigelow's
Positive Cure knocks all throat and lung dis
eases, such as coughs, colds, Group, hoarse-
ness bronchitis, asthma, influenza, and con-
sumption. Pleasant for children to take and
and cures safely, speedily, and permanently.
Free trial bottle Of W. II. Smith 4 Co.
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Mrs. Mary Wnrley, widow Of the late An.
drew Worley, and mother OF J. B. W0rley
died Of apoplexy at her home in Hillsboro
last Monday. The deceased had been sub
Ject OF af1iction Tor the last thirteen year
add ever bore her affi lotions with christian
grace and fortituded. During her last illness
she appeared ca m and cheerful. The funer
al services will take place from the late resi-
dence on West street this morning At ter
O'Clock.
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Griggs' Glycerine Salye.

The great wonder healer haa no equal for
cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds, and oil
other sores will positively cure piles, frost
bites, tetter and all skin eruptions. Satisfac.
tion or money refunded. rs cents. Get the
best of W, r. Smith IL Co. 1y
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Following is the program for the joint
meeting of the H. g. T. A. and c. G. T. A. at
Leesburg next Saturday: Trinity of Culture.
Professor Chaney; Utility 81. the Ideal, Pro.
fessor Venable. Afternoon Standardization
Of Teacher to Pupil, q. l.. Garrett; Address,
Prof. j. N. Cox; . paper by ]. L. Strange;
Teachers and Teaching, Edward Merrick.
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The Chicago Ainstrels from Haverly's
Chicago Theatre appsar at Nasie Hall ON
next Saturday evening. for the bsusAt Of the
Scott Dragons. This IL the orisinal COM
pany organized by Ar. Hsvssly for his
Chicaso Theatre. where they have had un.
prscsdsnted success, playing over two hum.
drsd consecutive nights TO crowded houses.
The company 10 ON short tour and fllling .
limited number OF sugagsments. aud the
Scott DragoonI have been fortunate In ~.
curing them for Hilisboro. The company y
composed Of some Of the best artists ON the
minstrel stage, among whom may bs men.
toned the eccentric ocmsdian Tom Peasley.
Dan Thompson. Bob Hoglsy. Harry Roe, J.
J. Kelly. George Gale, Prank Hilton. the
wonderful sontostionist, and Master Sparks.
the smallest clog dAneeF 10 the world. Pop.
uiar prices Of a4mission-so espts-vill b
ehasUed for this sntsstainmeat. No extra
shas1e for rsssFved seats. s+.ite
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A "Prohibition Township Ticket" was
voted at the North Precinct poll last Monday
on which the candidates were Is follows
For Justice of the Peace, W. ]. Mcsurely;
CLERK, y. W. Ketcham; Treasurer, Geo. B
Bsscher; Constables, J. f. Lloyd, John Pear.
son; Trustees, L. Dstwiler, Frank Glenn. j
NJ. Chaney; Assessor, Z. Duckwall. The
voter was certainly in favor Of mingline
politics with religion.
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&c. HallowSll hes sold his lumber, grain
ard implemept business TO Aessrs. william
LsavSston and Mont Miner. two Of our
most snisrprising and popular young men.
NJ. Hallowsll will locate In Hillsboro, and
embark In the lumber trade We are sorry
TO lose Joe. but wish him success in his new
venture, but most sincerely hope that he viii
shortly return to our village. - We need such
entsrprisiug and go.a.hsad men ~ no to
make our town prosper. What 10 our loss is
surely Hillsboro's gaiu.-Leesburo buckeye.
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Mr.. John A. Collins and N iss Sallie Thomp.
son were united in marriage by DR.. Joseph
Trimble at the residence OF the brides grand.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Thompson,
yesterday morning. The happy couple left
for wedding tour to Washington, d. C., ON
the Afternoon train
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Squire W. T. Sta" forth is held for two
charges of embezzlement, and his case has
bssu sst by Mayor Harman for the 10th ins
stAns. Two weeks ago he was arrested on the
anldavtt OF John Bales for the embexxle-
msns Of 90, ana ON Tuesday of last week he
appeaved to answer q similar charge for the
1um of slS2. on the anidavit of Alexander
Puckett. etanforth gave bail for his appear.
ance In the sum Of $500.
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Jacob saylor q Son are selling American
watches at from n to elO each clocks and
jswelry equally low. Also have received
sSt Of Nachet's trial lenses and Snellen's test
types for determining defects Of the eye
and are now prepared to make spectacles to
suit defective eyes. This does not interfere
wath their watch repairing department. ~
they sivs this their most careful attention.
Don't fail 10 call at the sign OF the big watch
when You want bargains.
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In note to us from Clinton Valley, J. n.
says he hos concluded to let the veil remain
down till May 18th, when he will be on hand
to hoist the transparency and bust error.
Fslsehood will be on the STAN pede till truth
arrivqa
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,Miss Kat- OConnell has removed her
dress. making establishment to the room
shove Matthew grocery. on high street,
where she will De pleased to see all former
patrons and others desiring work In her
lima
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An adjourned meeting of the Alumne
Association connected with the Hillsboro
Female College. will be held at Mrs. J. A.
Smiths, Saturday, April 10th, at p. m.
A full attendance of the resident members
IL requested. MRS. A. HART.
LIZZIE RICHARDS, Sec'y. Pres.
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1t is by copying after nature that man gets
best results. DR.. Jones' Red Glover Tonic is
natures own remedy, is purely vegetable, can
be taken by the most delicate. Cures all
stomach, kidney and liver troubles. so cents.
All druggists.
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To Err is Human.

But you make no mistake If you use DR.. Jones
Red Clover Tonic for dyspepsia, costiveness,
bad breath, piles, pimples, ague and malaria
diseases, poor appetite, low spirits. headache,
or diseases Of the kidneys, stomach, and liver.
Price so cents, Of W. r. Smith & Co.
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There will be meeting of the Inhrmary
Directors of Highland county, in Hiilsboro,
ON Thursdsy. April 18th, to employ physici.
ans for the townships and they earnestly dc.
sire one or more OF the Trustees OF the town.
ships In the county to meet them at that
time. J.W. B. AYRks, Clerk.
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Notice to Assessors.

Assessors of personal property In High.
land county, for 1885, will meet at the Coun.
ty Auditors once In Hillsboro, on Monday.
the l2th day of April. 1883, at one O'Clock p.
M. for consultation and h, receive supplies.
GEO. W. LEFEvRB,
Auditor Highland County.
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Mrs. George Shoemaker died at her home
east of Hillsboro last Saturday morning
sitter brief illness from typhoid pneumo.
nis. Her illness had not been considered
serious by the family and the suddsnness Of
their bereavement makes their grief the
deeper. Mrs. Shoemaker was In her fifty.
third year at the time of her death, and was
known - tsndsr.hs hearted woman, earnest
~ devoted 70 her family. The funeral ser.
viesG took place from the Presbyt yteriau
Church Sunday afternoon, Rev. George b
Bsechsr ofaoiatipg, and the remains were
tlterred in the cemetery here.
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Miss E. Grand .Girard returned Monday
evening from Portsmouth. where she had
been spending few days with Mrs. e. p.
Pratt In the recent sad bereavement of the
latter.
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Our citizens will have the opportunity Of
seeing first. class burnt-cork show next Sat.
urday evening. The organisation stands
very high in tho theatrical world, and de.
serves encouragement.
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Rev. Thomas Head. a we'll known local
Methodist preacher, died at his home In
Bainbridge, on Wednesday, March 3lst, In
the 79d yesr of his age. Through long years
OF usefulness he had made large circle OF
acquxintances, which now mourns the loss
OF one who died In the blessed hope OF I'm
mortality. The remains were inferred In
the cemetery here, from the NJ. E. Church
ON Friday morning at II O'Clock.
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On last Wednesday Captain ]. II. Mullenix
and wife celebrated their golden wedding at
their residence on Lilley avenue. The ven.
erable couple were surprised BY large mum.
ber of their friends Of this city. Elegant and
abundant refreshments were served. Quite
We clip the following from the Hillsboro
Gazette of nifty years ago: "By the Rev. J.
McD. Matthews. Mr.. ]. Fl. Mullenix to Mist
Mary Chaney, OF Liberty township. To thia
happy couple We would say. may the decline
Of life be as pleasant as their nuptial day."
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Carpets and OH Cloths.

We offer to the trade this season the lar.
gest line and handsomest styles in Carpets
that has ever been placed on sale In this mar.
ket. As usual, our prices are correct. Buyers
should altoays remember that zoe are head
quarters for Carpets. LYTLE 4 6oN.
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Mrs. ]. 9. PUN mphrey, of Now Vienna, wal
the guest Of Mrs. Wesley Chaney Saturday
and Sunday,
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Tho temperance prayer meeting will be
held next Monday at Mrs. W. H. Gregg's.
led BY Mrs. Maggie Gregg. Come promptly
at g. SECRETARY.
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"The best on earth" can truly be said of
Griggs' Glyceripe Salve-a speedy cure for
cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, sores piles tetter,
and all skin eruptions. Try this wonder
healer. % cents. Guaranteed.
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MAWR IgD.

HATHAwAY-ROBUCK-0n March 27th,
l0S6, BY T. B. Vance, J. p. and at his resi-
dsnes, Mr.. L. J. Hathaway and Aiss Lucy Ro-
buck, both Of this county.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Fraukel entertained q
number Of friends at their home on East
Main street Monday evening.
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The Missionary Society Of the Presby
Church will hold mite society at the resi-
asnce Of Mrs. Frank Kibler Friday evening
All are invited.
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Dr. Mcsurely returned from Washington
G. H. Monday morning.
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Mr.. Robert @. Roads, of Kansas City, Mis-.
souti, arrived in HillSboro last week for q
short visit to friends and relatives In this
vinlolex,
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About nifty of the friends Of Miss Rids
Woodrow gave her pleasant surprise las
Monday evening.
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Gilbert Holmes, Of Milo, Iowa, and George
N, OF York. Nebraska, who have been visit.
ing their father, Mr.. Jacob Holmes, during
his illness, returned to their homes Wednes.
day last. Their father remains seriously III.