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LONDON, Dec, l6.-Ths Bombay GGsdls
says that the French are actively In
triguing against the British in the somalI
country. On tho African coast, south OF
the Gulto Alden, a party Of Frenchmep,
the GaEette says, recently hoisted the
French flag over Dongarila, which lies
within the territory under British protec.
ton. Tho English agent at Bulhar has
gone with force OF twenty-five men 10
remeve the flag, Two French gunboats
have left Alden since the agents de.
pRrture, and 1t lie presumed that they they
have proceeded to Dongarlls. The
British gunboat Penguin has followed the
French weasel.
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a Great Improvement In rolegraplly.

Since Mr.. @. R. Tracy became Manager
Of the Western Union Telegraph Com,
pany's ciIice here, several years ago, he
has been constantly improving the ia.
Gllities .af the ofIIcs Tor doing businesa
promptly aud satisfactorily, lie has Just
completed improvements which exceed
all former steps Of progress, having en-.
larged his Office, increased ils capacity for
sending aud rsGsi wing messages about one
hundred nsrcent, aud otherwise made his
office equal TO those in the largest Cltiea,
Four GOts Of "QuadPuplsx" instruments
were recently rps in place by Mr.. Garrett
Smith, Of New York, tho Oompany's chief
electrician. These Instruments enable
two messages to be sent and two received
simultaneously on one wire, Two addi.
tlonal copper wires are soon to be put up
from New York to Chicago via Wheeling,
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"a Yonnr Wplnnn NIl.,lnr.

A gentleman was al tho Police Head.
quarters yOntsIday iorOnoon making In
quiry ior a young gil who rOOsntly dlsap'
bsarsd from her homo OF Norwich, Mus
kingum County, Ohio, taking q small hoJ
with her. Neither has Blpuo bpan heard
Of. II 10 believed that tho gill waa do
peEtsd, She lg twenty.thres YsarB old
and has o laLns limb. Her mind has haVi
weakened by dlgeage, Her naneis Annit
Nay, and Dhe is dCSCtlOOd aS Oi biOkly ap
peArante,
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PirrsBURon, Dec. l0.--Tho Labor III.
buns, Just Issued, says the popular vote ol
the members Of the Amalgansted AVSo,
OiAuon oi lion aud Steel Workers on tho
proposition Of General Master Workman
Powdefly 10 Join tho kuights Of Labor 90
for "a heard from up to Saturday last,
ah0wG that % percent are opposed 10 Tx
LnhlinRLlhn,
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WALL STREET msy tsar thinps up gtH'
eraNly, but the business Of the county ia
steadily rIsing 20 higher level. II Wall
stree! puh up stocks without any regard
to yaIucp, the aamO Wall street eau pull
them down Ogain, Those who keep out
Of Wall street will not be caught in itl
hlizzlrds.
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Zig Cotton nIlll strike.

sr. PErRRsDuRo, Dec. 16.-The work
men, 5000 in number, in Hubbsrd's i'm
mense cotton mills at Alexandroysky, FIVE
miles southeast Of st. Petersburg, struck
work yesterday. After leaving work
the men became disorderly, Btnashed all
tho windowa In the mills and pelted the
Hubbards with briCkbAts. Fifty OF the
ringleaders were arrested, when quiet was
restored, but the men refused to retume
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ruE now LAW

Declared Constitutional by tho Ohio su
preme Court.
COLUMBUS, O., Dec. lO.-This morning
tho Supreme Court, by vote OF three to
two, rendered a decision sustaining the
constitutionality Of the Dow liquor tag
law in all its features, including tag aud
lIeh provisions. Tho two dissenting
Judges ere the Democratic members o.
the court.
tional tho law preventing the sale Of In
toxicsting liquors within two miles Of q
fair ground when an agricultural exhibit
ton is In progress.
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ni.hon IyalsI, rn,lorso,I.

DUBLIN, Dec. 16.-Bshop Mccormack,
Of Achonrey, in an interview, said he had
adopted without hesitation Archbishop
Waish's views regarding the "plan Of CAM
paign" Of the National League, and he
advocated, as q Temporary Measure, pend
Ing the buying out OF the landlordp, the
purchase by tho government oi grass lands
and waste lands improbable by reiorest-
ing and the letting ot these lands, the
former to strong tenants able TO employ
labor, and tho latter, fully equipped, To
the needy classes.
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WILL Jay Gould charge That Judge
Cooley, Of Michigan, the receiver OF the
Wabash, has the presidential bee in-hif
bonnet? The ribbon elriuRa cE his tun'
shade canros be pulled by the railroad
wrecker, and ho knows it. Hence thii
Omiucus sIlenCe,
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Asa horse and cattle lotion Salvation
OIL has proven itself al iniAllible remedy
II has received the hearty indoFs emBnlI
81 many old and well.knoWn horBenen,
Price % cents a bottle.
MolheTr, do h1I lBt your dAtllngs BniTir
with the whoopihg cough whils you have
. Temedy % near al hand, Uso Dt, Bull'l
OouRh Hytup add the little Butfofef will
soon hhd relief, Price 26o,
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Pennsylvania Lumber Companyia
planning mill at Itonton, Ohio, burned
last night Loss, SSO,0OOt iisuraneel
$4,000.
Col. g. II. Foracre, General surerin.
tendant Of the TrAns.bhio division OF The
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, died AZ New
ark Yesterday morning,
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WARRINGTON, D. O., Dec. 1O.-Tho sen'
Gte to-day took up the unfinished bust.
ness OF yesterday, being the bill to repeal
tho tenure Of office aak Mr.. EdmundG
addressed tho Senate in opposition to the
bill. He argued that II the executives oI
State goyernn euts could not be trusted
las they were not) with the kingly power,
II was still more important that the
national executive should not be trusted
with such power. Mr.. Evarts obtSined
the floor and the Senate adjourned.
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oLEARpfSLp, Pa Dsc. l0.--F'orty labor.
OrS employed at the large tRaas'y Of lay
efweathsF and Ladow were discharged
to-day lor Joining the knights Of Labor.
Several hundred men are employed BY
the firm, and q large number thySstan Ia
quit work II the discharged men ore mol
iainhtAtAd,
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In the tlurry on Wall street and the
crush Of Congressional matters several
lambs who occupy seAla in the House ol
Representative Ne bleating for dollars
that we're but are not, The "suCkers from
the East" caught them,
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A Voice From the Tombs.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Times this morn
ing says: 1.-THE Government rauat show
that they are not asecret conolave sitting
In Dublin, or New York IS the Govern:
ment Of Ireland, and in doing 30 they
will bs supported bv the approval OF
every subject Of the Qleen, who values
the Law a5 guarantees Of freedom"
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KArr itIELp 81 MonMoN1sM.
Tho Son of lirigh4m Young LiStonS to the
DenuncintIon OF nlhe gnlnts.n

Tho Son OF IIrigh4m Young Listens TO the
Denunciatlon OF 'ilhe SalntS.n
wAsnlSGroS, D. O., Dec. 10.-Kate
Field in handsome French costume Of
dark red silk and lace, entertained o large
audience OF tho Congregational Church
With her views on MornonisH tonight.
Il was her regulation lecture Oh that sub.
lsck, but the distinguished audience and
1 few new facts and letters scattered In
hero and there added 10 the interest oil
tho occasion.
Among the audience was son Of Brig.
ham Young, an Intelligent young man Of
so, With gold eyeglasses. He listened az.
tentively and spemed 10 endorse Miss
Field throughout, not intreQ QuOntly turn.
lug 10 his companion and saying, THAT
ID true.u Miss Field made Tremendous
nointa when sho told tho sudlence OF the
Mormon elder who telegfaphei 10 the
widow Of James a. Garfield on the death
Of her husband, THANK God, another
enemy Of ouF church 10 removed" and
Bhe created something akin 70 o eengAtion
when ohe feDd a recent speech Of John \,
CAIne, the present delegate from Utah, To
Me people in witch he reIoiced 9t the
death oi General Arthur, declaring that
the deceased President had tried 10 on.
force tho Edmpndg bill and he had been
swept away,
Ills feared in Washington that Mormon
Influences will DO sulllOlent 10 defeat the
pASsNgs this winter Of the EimundA.
Tucker bill which Miss Field said wa
necessary. The Mormon lobby q here il
inll force with lois Of money. IL repre-,
sentative was Ia tho Odngtegatl0nal
church Tonight IL which Mics Field
lOCtlred, taking down every word II
shorthand,
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USRrQurrRD love has robbed young
man Of MidllOtown, Ohio, and On Erie
county, Pa, lad Of tLsir alleged minds, Il
unreQalted love Is really going into ths
business this season 1t is the duty Of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 rnread the alarm.
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Now what arc the Democrats OF Ohio
going ta do about the Dow law, the su'
preme Court Of Ohio having declared the
law to bo constitutional? 2hs Demo
cratic politicians have Roue explanations
Ia make to the liquor interest,
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A gentleman nSnod Wsttoa, ! proper.
ty.holSor and buginOss man in Erie, IA,
was 10 the city yeasorday and called upon
Mayor Grub and the Board Of Public
Works TO obtain Information In Ybierenu6
10 tho cost and advantages Of the Wheel.
ing uyalem al nIFAeE paving with fra
bFlOk. He says Eric pays the cost Of
street navlng BY direct asses6mont on
the abuttlng property, aud % asphalt ID
The principal material used Tho expense Ii
pretty heavy. Tho 0oll IL mandy and ex,
Oelleutly adapted 10 the Wheeling pave.
luent, which being also ChVAper thar
asphalt will probably be intFCapOsd ID
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
--LATEST WASHINGTON NEWS,
The PublIc Printers Scheme for Reducing
Ethe! Erpsn,ss-ThO THria Wrs'tIo to
be Made To,NEorTow-pritish H.
lusnec In Favor Of Free Trade.

WAsnlSeToS, d, O., Dec, lG.-Mr
Burns, Of Missouri, called up the urgent
deficiency bill Lior public printing in the
House to-day, Mr., Burus reviewed
the action Of the present public
printer. The House would have All op,
portunity 10 review his action and
attempts at reform before the session ex'
pired, The present incumbent had not
Csme into ofHCs at the beginning Of the
fiscal yerr, and whether the fault toI
the deficiency belonged to him or
to his predecessor need not now be
considered. II was sufficient to say that
the Public Printer was confident that in
the future he could do all the public prin'
ting Tor S2,OOO,OOO instead Of So, 400, 600,
which heretofore had been expended.
Mr.. Henderson, OF Iowa.--PfovidGd you
put in new boilers and give him new
typs. BE said he would do all that with
an "lf,"
MF, Randall -tThero was no III" in the
other case"
The bill was passed and the House went
into Committee Of the whole, Mr., Ham
mond, Of Georgia, in the chair on the
sundIy Civil Bill.
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oASAioHAiRE, N. Y, Dec. 10.-GteaL
excitement has been created In the ranks
Of the Knights Of Labor al Amsterdam BY
the publication Ia the Daily DypioIaI this
afternoon pl All tue secrets d the order
and mode o. initiation
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MEAbvtLLs, Pa Dtc, i0.- Through an
accident 10 tho machinery In the pump
house Of the MsAdvlllo Water Company,
at an early hour this morning, the city to.
night 10 upon short allowance Tor yateE,
Although the company IL gndeavotlhg 10
ptOVont a want by supplying sufficient
lot domestic purposes, ThD break ikla
expected will bO made good tomorrow,
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DUBLIN, Dec, l0.-John Dillon, M. P.
f'r East Mayo, William o'Brlen, editor
Of United Ireland, Matthew Harris, NJ, p.
for East Galway, and David Shelby, NJ. P.
Tor South Galway, were arrested to-day
In the town Of Loughrss, County Gal.
way, charged with conspiracy to deiraud.
The prisoners have been acting as
trustees In conducting the "plan OF
Campaign,H and been receiving from die.
satisfied tenants the reduced rents refus-
ed by landlords or landlords agents. At
tho time Of making the arrests, the police
took away from Mr., Dillon ESQ which he
had just received In trust from tenants.
The four gentlemen we're taken before q
magistrate and remsndsd for week. \
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The windsor house aud lot a. Windsor
Station, on the p, W. & K, II. H., will be
rem I'd otfAt 81 chance. Some lucky
person will secure a lns homD tor tho
sum ot 81, Drawing 10 takO place Nov
Years night II oil tickets are taken by
That time, Tickets ior sale at the MCLuiI
House and other plaosa In tho city and
vicinity,
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Hood loF AlggF.

DErBotr, Dec. iO.-Goyornor r. A.
Alger will give each oil tho 4S7 Detroit
nowadays a suit OF ClOtheu for q Ohrlstmas
present. The boEs will ha measured next
week and the suits delivered at their
homeB Chribtmas evo.
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A AMoSoSaALlA County debating society
has declared in allthe Iurid rhetoric OF the
rural orators that West Virginia Is finally
10 be oas Of the lesdiOR States Of the Un'
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If Anthony OomsIOck were in England
he would arrest tho court for allowing
some Of the testimony in the Campbell
divorce cle to be matter oil record.
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nIED

swEAutNuEN-Al The residence ol bls shlst,
Mrs Y. X Lake, No, lib Aldge Avenue AllelhenIi
EllS D, van BweOilnSenl oi New yetE city.
NOkico Of funeral lAlSt,
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BArSains In black satin RhadAmes will
DO offered this morning aud until Christ
mas BY George r, Taylor Tue ladlel
will fhd II 10 their advantage 10 inquire
lUr the goods We call attention 10,
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Gm GlstetligsttEer
oalool Nos, a5 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
TaG saeals are prepared for the sheep
who arc in favor Of a reduction in the wool
tariff, This IL hint.

Is the burning Of the steamer ]. NJ.
White, on the Mississippi river, there
saems TO have been on over'p!us OF cow
ards and ascsrclIy Of heroes.
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SCuslc At the Alhambn link Friday
and Saturday evening",
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No RanIts AReeted.

WAsHINaToS, Dec, lG,-Mr. Trenholm,
Comptroller Of the Currency, was asked
by an Associated Press reporter this after
noon what he thought Of the gtuation in
Wall street to day 50 far as'the banks are
concerned. He said In substance: ~
learned nothing to lead me TO think that
the banks are atAll involved in the panic,
l have received tslegraDs from the presl-
dents Of several banks, and they oil con.
cur In aScriblng the present trouble 10 the
collapse Of stock operations, The more
experienced and conservative bankers had
foreseon THE, and consequently were pre-.
pared for Ii. So far as my information
goeE, none Of the banks are implicated
with any pprSons reported 40 embarrassed
by the panic. Hers is o telegram ! have
just received from q gentleman In New
York, In whose judgment l have great CON
6douCe; market bettGrj money strin.
0ency cor NED 10 Wall street. Many oi
the n.nks' conservative course lately re-
garding fancy stocks partly causes Rtrlu.
gency, Unlsss ialint"S occur, the woraI
Is over. No signs OF weakness among
bankRh
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Our q Laalcs' button .lhOsS equal 10
WY sfOSp'S oAsn snOp SrORp,
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A complete lis. Of sOBts Allk muillMs Of
the aneit grAls2 can bs sssn Of 9sofse X.
lNaVloliH
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TatO in tho skating cSvuiyAl Of the Al.
hAmbrA to.nlgbt
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Holiday Sllppofs ia beautiful pnI!ernn
from voc Up 8 'sgovp. oA,n sssS swsu
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Mons rubbsrs COS. womun'a rubbsrS
800, At BToNE's OAeH HHoH gToRE,
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George u. Taylsr viii place ep bSls thtS
morning another new llhe oi lAdles' Ella.
btoidOrSd linen handkefohlels In medium
aud hue qualities, ranging from % cent?
10 81 each,
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MiSI Nellie Warren and her two
Alan and Eugene.
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Mr., HU MAxwGLL's ballad, "ssnsca,''
Published on another page, deals with an
event which 10 said to have occurred in
P.ndleton county. Tbs hero Of the story
Is Mort, Bennett, the subject Of tho old
war song which ran,
The DixIO boys GOt on tho track
And thUt mort Bsn, cit IN The back.
Mr.. Bennett Ia a kinsmau Of Hon. Jon.
athsn NJ. Bennett, Of Weston, and is now
living oil the Arkansas river. Tho Clil
splken Of is III feet high,
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Misses i6.button high quo kid shoei
tor Si.Si At SFoNn's OAalI BnoH BToRR.
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Mr.. Durrah was loudly encored. He
reappeared and rscted "shamus o Brien"
with good effect.
The orchestra iS composed Of organ,
flute, two cornetg, violin, bass viola and
piano, and Ia regularly used 10 the Sunday
school.
The supper was partsken Of by alatsa
crowd ol persons. The receipts were con.
| AidaYahle
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Mems boots sli5, BoyS boots q,
Chlld'a bOolB I5c, Ut
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Regular Friday evening Stauns Clrnl.
vel Al the AlhambiA,
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Marvellous aud miraculous curSs arc
daily effected by II. JGCobo OIL, The pain.
bAnlshCr,
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Common Pleas C0urt.

James H. Hussey ". Hsmsr Husssy. Trial
by jury; verdict for plaintiff for e1S4.S6. No
tion for new trial.
Martha Haines ". A. T. Moon. Bastardy.
Jury disagreed and we're discharged.
Margaret Bentley vs. John Meyers. Appeal.
Verdict for plaintiff in one cent damages.
Judgment on verdict.
A. B. Smsil L Co. W. Incorporated village Of
Leesburg. Settled; dismissed; costs paid; no
further record.
Elizabeth ]. Scott and 8. p. Scott, ex'rs, etc.
VI. Thos. A. Robinson. Foreclosure. Settled;
dismissed; costs paid; no further record.
Same VI. R. 8. Laymon ct ii. Same. Same.
e. and 9. P. Scott. ex'rs, etc., W. VIM.
Gibler ct al. Foreclosure. Judgment BY d.
fault for $l7l.6s at 8 per cent. from April 2lst,
1885.
Same VI. Daniel williams Of sl. Same.
Judgment by default for sl,511.90 st 8 per
cent. Decree in foreclosure.
Same W. Bertha K. Hopkins. Money. Judg-
ment by default for e272.64 at per cent. ".
Bertha X. Hopkins.
Same VI. Same. Same. Judgment BY de-
fault for el1844 at 8psr cent. Va Bertha X.
Hopkins. -
Thomas Hastings ". Isma Troth. Ex'r,
etc. Partition. Order Of sale.
Allie Roads vs. Isaiah Smith Of q. Money.
Settled; costs paid; no further record.
Amanda J. Reed ". George Rssd q sl Par.
tition. Order Of partition. -.,.s
Court adjourned ON Saturday until Nay 9lth.
During the vacation Of the Common Pleaa
Court the Circuit Court will hold session, bs.
ginning on April 9th.
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An Ordinance

To approve and provide for the indexins and
publication In boOk form Of an ordinance
entitled, "An ordinance TO revise, amend,
re.arranRe and consolidat ceytain gem raj
ordinances Of the incorporated village Of
HillsbOro, Ohio, and to repeal certain or.
dinances and parts of ordinances named In
the repeating section" passed April IL, 1888
land 10 appropriate money to pay for the
publication Of euch).
SECTION l. Be Il ordained by the Council Of
the Incorporated village of HiAs6oro, Ohio,
That an ordinances entitled IAN ordinance
to revise, amend, re.arrange and consolidate
certain general ordinS noes Of tie incorporat-
Cd village ef HillsborO, Ohio, and to repeal
certain ordinances aud parts Of ordinances
named In the repewling section" including
oil new ordinances and nAtter con tai led
therein, and changes made thereby In ordi.
nances existing ut the time of its passage
tApril -. 1881 published according to Law
force from and after May l, lSS8,-ten days
after its publication, be and the same is here.
by approved.
SEc.2. The Clerk Of the village is hereby
authorized and Instructed TO cause said or.
dinance 10 be indexed and published In book
form, including the COSTS 81 all publications
Of such ordinance, not exceeding one hun.
dred and twenty. five dollars, which sum is
hereby appropriated for Such publications,
and ordered paid out Of the general corpora.
tiOn fund Of the village.
SEC. 3. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force AZ the expiration OF ten days
after its publication according TO law.
A. HARMAN, Mayor.
N. H. AYREs. Clerk.
Passed April 20, 1885.
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NEW LEXINGTON.

April z4tn, luo6.
Arthur George has moved his blacksmith to
Reesville.
Foster Jeffs is shearipg sheep, and shipping
them to market.
Mrs. Mary Simmons has opened up milli-
merry store ct her old stand.
Rumor says that two more of our young men
have skipped for parts unknown.
Mrs. II. J. Sesmon il now prepared to do oil
kinds OF millinery work. Call. a2sw
Chas. Dunn and wife, Of LessburR, were in
town last Saturday looking for property to rent
and visiting friends:
The anglers are putting in good deal Of
their leisure hours along the different streams,
some with luck some with none.
H. T. Stuckey was in Cincinnati last Tuesday
buying new set Of furniture for bis new bar.
Der shop, which he will get into next week.
o. b Savage. with his mother. returned home
last Saturday evening from their tour through
the South. They were repaid for their time
and trouble by the sights TO be seen, and their
many friends will be pleased to learn Of the
improvement in Mrs. SavaRe's health.
On Friday, April 1e, the farm residence Of
Allen Terrell, miles north Of this place on the
jamestown road. was totally destroyed by fire.
Mr.. Terrell had been using some Kind Of bel.
lows to smoke the bees from one hive TO an.
other, and had hung It up in the smoke house,
from which that building caught fire, which
resulted in the destruction Of both 1t and the
dwelling house. Mrs. Terrell was confined to
her bed at the time, and after procuring help,
Mr.. Terrell helped her into buggy and drove
to his fathers. They succeeded In saving most
Of the household goods, which, together with
the dwelling, were insured for el, 800.