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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-07-19
Burgled.

Last night about the witching hours
DIR. Fullerton was awakened by lights
moving about his house. He exclaimed
"Who in the thunder is around the house
at this time of night!" and the lights
vanished. This morning it was found
that the lower story OF his residence had
received a thorough investigation. Doors
were opened, every drawer ransacked,
and even the pockets Of some of his
boys trowsers turned inside out.
The intruder or intruders had evident
ly been coming up stairs when they
heard the Doctors voice, and knowing
that death and destruction followed in its
wake, fear precipitally.
OF course they got nothing. DR.. +.
wishes burglars to distinctly understand
that if they get anything OF value out OF
him they will have to take his note and
had better get approved security, too.
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Public Debate.

The public debate Of Rev. J. w. Cum
mings, OF the U. B. Church, and Elder
L. P. Severt, OF the Disciple Church,
will be held in the grove near Sonner's
Chapel about two miles east of Taylors.
vile August IA and Is. Everybody is
invited to come and bring their baskets
well filed and enjoy good time. The
following are the subjects to be discuss
ed: Rev. Cummings affirms and Elder
Severt denies, that the Bible teaches
that man can be justified by faith and
become a Christian previous to water
baptism. Elder Severt affirms and Rev.
Cummings denies, that the Bible teaches
that immersion in water is the only true
baptism. Rev. Cummings afIirms and
Elder Severt denies, that the anxious
seat, as we use it, is very suitable
place to invite sinners to seek Christ in
the forgiveness OF their sins. Elder
severt affirms and Rev. Cummings do.
nies, that the people with whom stand
identified is the Church Of Christ.
6. SnR, (. sssssn, co1sats, Committee.
& + $AS'i y! i i &i:::s' &Rs:;';' S:s: noas'a'e.'.
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LYNCHBURG.
ing winter

July 10th, 1888.
DR.. II. B. Noble, of Baltimore, is visit.
ing his brother, Cyrus.
Job Holiday, OF Illinois, is the guest
Of his brother, J. NJ. Holiday.
The officers of Lynchburg Lodge, No.
1871. o. o. F., were installed last Satur-
day night, by d. d. Reedy, as follows:
]. w. O'Brien, N. g.; o. A. Miller, V.
g.; John Archer, Sec'y.; Geo. Kessin-
ger, Warden Milton Trenary, c.; Geo.
McCann, o. g.; G. Minzler, j. g.; D..
McCann, r. S. N. g.; ]. W. Chaney, L..
s. N. g.: Bert Fulton, r. s. N. g.; G.
+. Dumenil, L. S. N. g.; L. M. Davis,
Chaplain.
Mrs. J. w. Henderson and son, Dess,
are visiting at New Vienna and Lees
burg.
Mr.. A. j. Bering and family, OF Gin.
cinnati, are guest OF friends here.
II. l.. Glenn, of Camden, is here on
business.
Five OF the of.bearers at Vests brick
kiln struck for higher wages Monday
morning and Mr.. West struck them of
the yard and filed their places with
other hands.
The July report of the whisky in the
warehouse at the distillery shows that
there is in bond 81 900 barrels or, l,240,.
600 gallons, ON which the revenue to the
government is 81, ,l2l 900.
Mr.. David Bailey and two daughters,
of Midland City, were visiting Mrs. Mol
lie Chaney Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bayless and Master
John, have returned from their visit tc
| st. Louis.
Isma Troth, Esq, spent Sunday ant
Monday in Springfield,
Several members of Buford Lodge
o. o. f. visited the Lodge at this place
Saturday night.
Mr.. j. F. Meek, wholesale produce
dealer, is on trip up the Ohio river.
The town authorities bought tho
school house last Tuesday for So 500.
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SUGARTREE RIDGE.

July 10Th, 1888.
A large number from this place at
tended colored camp meeting at Win.
chester last Sunday.
Miss Dora Tilotson is visiting friends
near PEBBLES, Adams county.0
A meeting was held Saturday night !;
committees appointed and proper ar.
raingments made for tho celebration of
August 18th.
Burglars entered Il. O. Hetherington's q
store last Monday night by cutting
through one OF the back doors. It seems
that money was the object they had in
view, but they were disappointed in
that, as no money had been left in the
store. Thay took two pairs OF @ ne shoes
and made good their escape.
Brother Fairfax and Folsom, il we
can'ttell about big colts and snake stories,
we can say we have lots OF big corn and
pretty girls over here, and II you don 4
believe 1t just come oyer and see.
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Totals. .405

OF the above number So are reported
as dying from consumption; IL meet
ing violent deaths; 13 died Of typhoid
fever; 20 from heart disease; are re-
ported as dying from measles, and l
from whooping cough. The rest are
from various causes. More deaths are
reported as still born and Of infants
under one year than at any otherperiod
in life, 36 deaths having occurred at this
early age. Between the ages OF 25 and
80 years 18 deaths are reported. Be-
tween 75 and 80 years 21 deaths occur
red. Between the periods above men,
toned the death rate is the highest.
The number Of marriages reported is
266. The month OF March heads the
list in the number OF births and deaths,
while the month OF December heads the
list in the number Of marriages. The
month Of July stands lowest in the
number Of marriages, only II taking
place in that month, while December
shows 38.
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FOLSOM
July 18th, 1888.


There will be an ice cream festival ut
Union Chapel next Saturday night for
the benefit of the Sunday School. Every
body is cordially invited to attend.
There will be political discussion at
Miller's Chapel Saturday night, August
the l1th. The question as stated is, Ere
solred, That it would be better for the
country to have Democratic rule for the
next four years" Prohibition denies.
The farmers are busy in their meadows.
They are light, but are clear of weeds
and OF good quality.
The Folsom package OF the NEws-HER-
AID OF the fifth OF July failed to arrive
here.
w. C. Gaily and John Emrie each
delivered an excellent address on Sum
day Schools last Sunday at Union.
VIC Gaily will address the Sunday
School at this place next Sunday at 3
o'clock
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SHACKELTON.
July 18th, 1885

July l1th, 1883.
Mrs. Henry Ambrose and Mrs. Kate
Bennett and son, Fred, of Hillsboro,
were the guests of NJ. Rizer's last Thurs.
day.
p. w. Charles brought his engine,
sold Bolly," home last Wednesday night
and has begun threshing.
Rev. Haas will preach at Ambrose
Chapel next Sunday at 10 o'clock. He
will also baptize the converts Of the last
protracted meeting.
Frank Welty, of Leesburg, circulated
among friends over Sunday.
Miss Sennie Thistlewaite returned to
her home in Pennsylvania last week,
being called there by the sickness OF her
sister.
Hay harvesting, threshiug, festivals
and celebrations are the order OF the day
now.
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FAIRFAX.
July 18th, 1888.

George Hopkins, of Folsom, took a
trip to Adams county Thursday, accom-.
panied by John Easter.
Mrs. Nancy Cornes and children, OF
Pike county, are visiting her brothers
and sisters in this locality.
II. J. Duffy, OF Hillsboro, was in this
vicinity and parts of Adams county
few days the past week.
Hamer Hogsett and Hugh N. Patton
were in our village and vicinity one day
last week on legal business.
George Cannon and son, Of Clinton
county, came down last Wednesday
evening for load of dewbcrries. They
took away ono hundred gallons with
them.
Mary +. Stults, of New Boston, accom-
panied by Harry Chapman, Of the same
place, Sundayed with her parents in our
village.
will Griffith, OF New Vienna, in COM
pany with Miss Rosa Murphy, Of Hills
boro, came down on Saturday to visit
parents and friends.
Will Roberts and George Wilson took
a trip to Bowersville last Thursday.
Miss Alice Troute, Of Folsom, spent q
part OF last week the guest of her grand
mother, Mrs. r. J. Walker. She return
od hop,o Sotprdov
Extensive preparations are being
made to observe Children's Day at this
place in the near future. Let the par
ents turn out and make it an interesting
day for the children.
VIM. r. Noland visited his little sister,
Mollie, at Winchester few days the
past week.
There will be an ice cream festival at
Union Chapel for the benefit Of the Sab.
bath school on next Saturday night, the
21st.
Mrs. Mary Shoemaker is rapidly sink.
ing and can last but a few days at the
most.
Newton Fenner, who has been work.
ing in Clinton county since last March
returned home last Thursday. He will
stay at home the remainder of the sum
mer.
VIM. Fenner and Timothy Walker, o.
near Sabina, came down on Saturday tc
spend few days with friends and rela
tives in this vicinity.
Some thief or thieves stole bee.stant
from George Walker last Saturday night
A dose of shot would be beneficial fol
such scoundrels.
Uncle Jacob Easter, one of our ole
pioneers, says he voted for w. H. Harri
son in 1910, and II he lives until No
vember 9th, 1888, will vote for Gen
Ben Harrison.
T. w. Roberds returned from Cleve
land Medical College Saturday night
where he has been for the past fiv'
months. He took full course of lee
lures and will not return until mex
March. He will teach school the com
I'M, xy;pfor
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Weary Wanderers Return.

Messrs. HIS. Fullerton, jr., Ben Nelson
and Julius Feibel, the pedestrians OF
whom we gave an account in our last issue,
returned last Wednesday evening. From
the Point, where we last heard from them,
their route was through cambridge,
Bournville, Copperas Mountain, Green.
field, Falls OF Rattlesnake and Lexing.
ton. The contest as to endurance might
be considered draw, the contestants
passing under the wire at the corpora
ton of Hillsboro "neck and neck" II
is not probable that the contest will be
renewed,
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Thomas Griffith, who resided on the
farm of John A. Patterson, died at his
home on the 10th of July. His remains
were inferred in Pleasant Hill cemetery
ON Thursday last, the funeral service be-
ing conducted by Rev. Runyan.
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There will be Sunday School celebra-
ton held at Wesley Chapel, three miles
south of Sugartree Ridge, on Saturday,
August 4th, 1888. There will be good
music. good speaking and good singing.
Everybody is invited to come. The
privileges Of the grounds will be sold at
the church July Goth, at four o'clock.
BY Order OF Committee.
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Rev. 8. N. SYpthers, Of the Wesleyan
N. E. Church, will arrive here on Tues
day evening, July 18th, accompanied by
PROF. Clemens, who will deliver . lecture
in The City Hall on Thursday night,
July 10Th. Subject, "Human lives are
like unto Watches" An admission fee
.of 10 cents win be charged at the door.
Come one, come ell.
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Highland County Ponoms Grange
win hold their next session to-day,
aThursday), at 10 o'clock at Highland
HOUSE. Hillsboro. Dinner and horses
iced at reasonable rate. Let oil true
patrons come and help good cause.
Westhy Deputy Cooper and others
IN ~ peeaenk Program In hand Of r.
=. xnrnsrs ~ Yefthy lecturer. Let
-evesy patron n ~ u (oIv my q thess
eetiap. Our oaass = = q 4 80 ~,
~ erder fouoma Lodos.
g. e14ask sesy
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The case, or more properly the cases,
OF the Village of Hillsboro vs.. Philip
Kramer for violating the prohibitory
ordinance resulted in the deposit OF $75
in the corporation treasury by Mr..
Kramer, he pleading guilty to both
charges. The fines were $25 in the first
case and $50 in the second.
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Pensions Secured by A. d. Virgins.

Rebecca Storer, Martha Hughey, M.
Franklin, Hugh Dunseith, E. McKeever,
J. F. Hill, M. E. Lewis, Joseph Thomp.
son, ]. G.Jones, NJ. Conrard, S. A. Leav-
erton, II. @. Wright, r. J. Hatcher, ]. E,
storer, d. M. Barrett, John Gallagher,
A. Steck, I. Simmons, J. M. McCoppin,
James Hardin. Reissue--Collier Fenner.
Bounty-sylvia Brown. Communication
of rations-D. Edeinpton.
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David Brock, Of Fall Greek, has in his
possession the running gears Of an ex-
hausted balloon. Anyone claiming
the property and proving the same can
have IL free Of charge. This notice goes
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Rev. John Barrett, Of Pisgah, ex.
changed pulpits with Rev. g.. G. Gal.
breath, Of Belfast, the latter occupying
the Presbyterian pulpit at Pisgah last
Sunday and the former preaching in the
Preabvtarian Church.
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Mr.. Nathan Ayers, our efficient Town
ship and Corporation Clerk with part of
OF his family, left last Monday for two
weeks visit among relatives near South
Salem, Ross county.
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The "Mothers' Meeting" for July will
be on Monday, the 23d, at the Presby.
terian Church at 8 o'clock. 1t will be
prayer service especially for children.
Mothers are asked to bring all their chill
dren, that they may know the object of
the meeting.
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Messrs. Will Walker, Chas. McCon.
naughey and Newton Chaney made a
flying trip to New Vienna last Thursday
night in response to an invitation to at
tend wedding. The contracting par
ties were DR.. Carter and Miss Lillian E.
Harrison,
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DR.. McSurely's family intend leaving
Hillsboro next Friday for summer va
cation of four or five weeks. They ex-
pect to spend the heated season in some
quite resort on Lake Michigan. They
will meet the DR.. in Cincinnati, where
he now is ON official business, and be
accompanied by him from that city.
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Mr.. H. II. Carter and wife, of Sabina /;
Messrs. A. r. Cotteral, of Cincinnati ;
Frank Orange, OF Findlay; Misses Lucy
Gray, Clara Harrison and Jssie Harrison,
OF New Vienna, constituted party who
visited this city last Saturday.
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Rev. @. L. Conger, of New Vienna,
will lecture at the Conservatory Thurs
day evening on 'The Four Johns Of the
Commonwealth" The lecture is free,
and our citizens are cordially invitei.
Rev. Conger is very able speaker and
our literary people will miss rare treat
il they fail to hear him.
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The sale OF the W. B. Elliott farm by
the Sheriff on Tuesday, July oath, will
be rare opportunity to secure good
corn farm. The growing corn now on the
farm will show for itself, and anyone
contemplating the purchase of land
should visit 1t and see for themselves.
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{ Our townsman, Mr.. George Boies, ex-
Clerk Of the Common Pleas Court, made
an attempt at self.destruction during
last Thursday evening. He did not sue
ceed in doing himself any serious injury,
which ID very fortunate for George and
his friends.
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In the case Of the State Of Ohio vs..
Dan Huston, charged with assault and
battery, the preliminary hearing was
held last Monday before Squire Maddox.
The result Of the trial was binding Hus-
ton over TO the Probate Court in the
a,lm 0f &1(O
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Prof. Mckenzie, of the Conservatory,
takes charge of the College, or rather
Normal School, OF Hillsboro for the en-.
suing year. 1t goes without saying that
the Professor, with his ability and ener-
gy, will assuredly make success of our
new enterprise.
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Owing to a misunderstanding in re.
gard to the date of closing the entries in
the stake race for yearlings and two.
year.olds, the Fair Board have decided
to reopen the books for such entries
until the 4th Of August, 1883. Entrance
fee S.. JOHN 8. jolly, Sec.
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Council at its meeting last Tuesday
evening called the police before that
body and had them give explanation of
damagingreports circulated against them
as to neglect of duty.
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The committee on flower mission
work will meet at Mrs. G. B. Gardner's
on Thursday, July 10th, at 8 q. m. for
tho purpose Of preparing bouquets for
the sick. Contributions OF flowers will
be thankfully received. II is desired
that all donations Of flowers be sent to
Mry. GaSdnor's by o'clock .. m. Of the
above date. MIxNIE L. WlLLIANs,
Bee. Y. w. O. T. u.
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Mr.. Hal Glenn, formerly of Lynch
burg, but now banker of Camden, o.,
left Tuesday morning for his homo after
paving visit to Hillsboro relatives.
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The relatives and near friends of Mrs.
Elias Overman spent social and very
agreeable day at the home of Mrs. Over
man yesterday Wednesday,
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RAINsBOkO.
July 18th, 1888.

July lTth, 1888.
Brooks Mccoy returned Thursday
from Jacksonville, where he has been
working for several months past.
John Trump is visiting friends In
Sinking Spring.
John Mackerley, of the firm OF w. H.
Glenn & Co., spent the past week with
friends in this vicinity.
G.. L. Garrett, of Hillsboro, was the
guest OF his parents Friday and Satur.
day.
Rev. A. +. Wright returned last week
from visit among friends in Hooking
county.
J. II. Harter, Of Sinking Spring, was
circulating among old friends here the
latter part OF last week.
Burch Davis, Of Newport, KY, came
up Friday to see his parents.
Mrs. Mary Seals and children, OF Va
lisca, Iowa, arrived here last Friday and
will spend some time among friends.
Mrs. s. is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. Davis, east of.town.
Uucle Joe Spargur, of Carmel, spent
the past week among his many friends
in this community.
James Ferguson, Of Hillsboro, CO.
mingled with friends here Saturday.
Henry Heting and Samuel Hulitt have
removed their picture gallery TO Paint
P. o. so as to be able to accommodate
cave visitors.
Born--To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elton,
Friday night, a girl.
Our little village contains 81 un,nar-
ried ladies over is years Of age, and 20
unmarried gentlemen. II of the ladies
are widows and OF the gentlemen are
widowers.
Allen Knisley, of Paint Falls, was a
guest Of James knisley Saturday. He
reports the corn crop in Paint Valley as
unusually promising.
o. N. Sans and wife, of Hillsboro, are
visiting the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. George, on Rocky Fork.
Isaac Kcrns has been spending few
days at Bainbrdge with his son and
daughter, who live in that place.
VIM. Epperson and wife visited friends
at Tile Junction Saturday and Sunday.
VIM. B. Rose, of Kidderhouk, Sum
dayed in town, the guest of th> Andes
House.
Mrs. Minerva Gossett visited q. A.
Gosset, OF Greenfield, TO-DAY, whose
child is very sick with cholera infantum.
DR.. J. p. Garrett has been suffering
more than usual for the past two weeks.
T. F. Mccoy and Charley Knisley arc
remodeling Joseph Rittenhouse's dwell
ing west OF town.
Uncle Henry and Aunt Sallie Spargur
had the pleasure OF visit from their
son, Harry, and wife, Of Hillsboro, last
Sunday.
]. II. Wickerham, of Greenfield, was
shaking hands with his friends here last
Friday.
Edward Roads and wife buried their
other twin babe Thursday. Only one
month ago they lafd its little mate away
. to await the resurrection. They have
the sympathy OF their many friends in
I their bereavments.
A number OF the boys gave Uric Wad'
/. dell birthday party last Thursday
. evening.
1: u. G. Miller q Son began extensive re-
+. pairs on James Rowe's house last week
: When completed i. will add much to the
y appearance Of that part of town.
= We want to add the names of james
' Rowe, Ephraim Small, Joshua Pumn,il
. and Jacob Hyre to the list of those IL
y Paint township that voted for Harrison
in 1910, and who will vote for his grand
J, son next November.
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Mr.. Bebee Barrere, the local editor of
the NEWS HERALD, is rusticating in Ross
county over the hills and dales OF that
county near South Salem.
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MARRIED

BROWN-BOGGEsS-At the home
of Mrs. shipp on South High street.
Hillsboro, Ohio, July llth, 1883, by
Rev. E. b. Smith. Mr.. Charles Brown;
Of Buford, and Miss Ollie j. Boggess, OF
this city.
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The ordinance ordering all dogs rum
ming at large to be muzzled is either not
read by the owners OF dogs or little
thought is given to the strength OF the
law or the nerve Of the Marshal. The
Marshal should either have a few PEN
alties collected or begin furnishing the
tanneries with pelts. This will have the
desired effect. Try 1t, John.
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Mrs. Jos. M. Hiestand, accompanied
by her children, are at present visiting
At the home of Mrs. Hiestand's parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Wharton, Of near Bourne.
willie, Ross county.
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DR.. Gray, Of Chicago, occupied the
pulpit at the M. +. Church last Sunday
morning and evening. His subject was
"The Different Civilizations Of the Unit
ed States.
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Mrs. Chas. Woodrow, of Cincinnati,
after spending two weeks as the guest Of
Mrs. Jos. Woodrow, returned to Cincin.
cinnati last Monday.
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Mr.. ]. r. Hawthorne and family, Of
Cleveland, left for their home last Thurs.
day, after spending few weeks among
relatives in the Hill City.
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Mrs. John Conard, of West Walnut
street, gave pleasant reception in hon.
or Of Miss Lesgett, Of Ripley, on last
Friday evening. The affair is highly
spoken Of by those who were present.
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Teachers who have difficult problems
for solution will please send them to me
at Bell, Ohio, before August 4th. de-
sire to have them printed for class reci-
tation. FRNToN GALL.
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Mr.. Royal A. Ferris, Vice-President Of
the National Exchange Bank OF Dallas,
Texas, is visiting at the residence of his
uncle, Mr.. Z. L. Ferris.
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The sale Of privileges for the Sabina
Fair will be held on the grounds on Sat-
urday, July 2l, at one o'clock p. m.
One-third 10 be paid ON day of sale, bal.
ance before taking possession.
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Miss Leone Dutton, Of the Conserva-
tory, has presided at the organ in the
Presbyterian Church the last two Sun
days. Miss Dutton more than sustained
her reputation in the flattering testimo.
malls accorded her by the LeWiston Even
ing Journal, and as q performer on the
pipe organ has few superiors.