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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-01

the widow Bssseas inrn asar Les
burg.
tsxihgton can now boast Of three ho.
tsls, q new one w. opsnsd. out Last
week ON South Railruad street BY r. R.
tadd.
DR.. Judkins and vile and James Rsb-
bins attended the dsdication Of the new
I. o. o. F. building at Lebanon Lest
Wednesday.
George Edwards and hi sister.in.law,
Mn. Robert Edwards, started for Cali
iornia last week 70 Join Robert Edwards,
who left here for that State some time
back.
Art Robins, who has bsen clerkins
here for Savage 4 Ross ths past winter,
has been employed 10 clerk in Spargurs'
new store room at Hillsboro. Art made
many friends while here and will be
much missed, especially By some Of the
fair damsels.
G. @. Mauk, who has been running
the mill here during the pest winter,
has secured position in . large roller
mill ct Osborne, o. He left for that
place last Saturday morning. His wife
and children are visiting relatives in
Parkersburg, w. Va.
Considerable moving around win b
done in Lexington this week. james
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OLIVE CHAPEL.
February 9th, 1883.

February 9th, 1888.
Sugar making is the order of the day.
Quite number of cases of sore throat
in this community.
Richard Stout, who has been sick for
the past four months, is gradually sink
ing.
Mack Purdy, teacher in this district,
has been quite sick for the past week.
John Davidson has bought the farm
OF John Mahanes, and Mahanes has pur-
chased the Selmon farm in Brown coun.
ty. He has also purchased the Wal.
ingsford farm of Byron Murphy, of New
Market.
Removals in the spring: Aaron Huff
will remove to his farm this week Ed.
Turner OF Mowrytown, will remove to
the Anderson property, near the church;
David Moore, of near Five Points, Brown
county, will remove to the farm of Aaron
Roberts; Sylvester Kier will remove to
the farm of John Davidson; w. D. San.
ders to the house with his father-in-law,
G. w. Carr; John Mahanes to Brown
county; Hesekiah Burris, of Brown
county, will remove to what is called
the "Mule Farm; Rachel Louder to H.
4. Tenders property on the Hillsboro
and Ripley pike; Lime Osborn to Irs
Roberts farm A. R. Mowry to Fincas
tie. The people of this vicinity will
miss Bro. Mowry-he is always ready to
help the poor and suffering.
A social was given at Alfred Roberts
residence last Wednesday night. An
enjoyable time was reported.
z. A. Kay was surveying land ip thii
vicinity last Monday.
Elder Ruble failed to fill his appoint
ment last Saturday night, but was pres.
ent Sunday and Sunday night.
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RUSSELL'S.

February 2Sth, 1883.
Winter term of school closed last Fri.
day.
Will Roush and wife spent Sunday
with relatives in Lynchburg.
Born-Wednesday, February 22d, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermon Homer, Q son.
Miss Virginia Boatright attended the
teachers association at Greenfield last
Saturday.
Mrs. Mohler, of Clermont county, ID
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. D. Newton,
at this place.
Miss Emma SchaHer and Miss Nettie
Mccoy. of near Hillsboro, spent last Sat-
urday at N. Woollas'.
The protracted meeting at Fairview
closed last Wednesday night with twenty.
six accessions to the church.
There will be no preaching at this
place next Sunday on account of quar-
terly meeting at Webertown.
Messrs. J. J. Kirkhart and E. G. Boat
right attended the dedication Of the I.
o. o. F. hall at New Vienna Last Thurs
day.
Miss Belle Michaels, who has been sick
for some time, 10 much better at this
writing. The rest Of our sick are able Ia
be out again.
Miss Sophia Boelzner, who has been
teaching school in Roas county, and Aiss
Mary Boatright, near Greenfield, came
home Saturday for few weeks vacation.
Mr.. Eli Roush, who lived south oi
Fairview. died very sudden Last Friday
morning, February 24th. Mr.. Roush
had been very poorly al winter with
consumption, but W shls 70 b up and
asound. His bedy vas lid 70 m n
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TAYLORSvILLE.

February 9th, 1888.
Grant Roberts will teach the Union
school next winter.
Miss Dresback, of Hallsville. O., is
visiting Mrs. Window.
Rev. ]. w. Cummings will start on his
Western trip in few days.
VIM. K. Ruble has been employed to
teach our school next winter.
Mack -Purdy has been employed to
teach the Olive school next winter.
Mr.. Thomas Kay, of the Hill City has
moved to the farm with his son, Mr.Lee
Kay.
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MT. WASHINGTON.
February eth, 1883,

February 2ItR, 1888.
Elder J. b. Faris disceursed at the Mt.
Zion Chapel last Sunday. Mr.. Faris is
always pleased to meet his many friends
ut Zion.
The Collar school closed its portals last
Friday with the customary lunch.
Mr.. VIM. McConnaughey, jr., will
move shortly to point north Of here.
We regret to part from William for he
is steady industrious citizen.
Mr.. G. L. Gibler will do carpentering
with Mr.. Sol Hughes at the Hill City.
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HoLLowTowN.
February eth, 1888.

CoUIuely %ssns 1900
A debating society has been organized
here and will meet every Friday even
ing.
Ira Tracy, who has been prospecting
In Kansas the past year returned to his
family last week.
Frederick Fender is reported on the
sick list.
Henry Whitley and family. Of Lynch
burg, were visitors at the residence Of
Daniel Tice the forepart Of last week.
Mics Lizzie Smith, whose illness had
been noted in q former communication,
died at her home in this place ON the
24th inst, aged 20 years, month and 20
days. Lizzie was an estimable young
lady and was loved and esteemed by all
who knew her. Less than one year ago
she obeyed the Lord and Master in
Christian baptism and united hersef to
the church Of God at Pricetown. She
maintained the integrity ofa consistent
member Of the church until the sum-
nons came, and - she approached the
tnrbid waters abe calmly took her lesve
from mother. sisters and brothsrssaying,
"wsep MT jos me, ! am prepared" /" and
Uifhost . struggle passsd 70 The beyond.
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ELuvILLE.

February 25th, 1883.
Wheat is looking we'll.
Farmers are doing their spring plow.
ing. ~
Mr.. Minus stuls II rspairing his
house. fssa =
A coed many ssw-loss are being cut
this spring.
A great deal of mspls molassss il be.
ing made this year.
Mr.. Taylor Ward, of Rainsboro, IL
visiting his brother, G. H. Ward.
Mr.. George W. Simmons il preparing
to build new house this summer.
Mr.. J. 8. Kesler's school at Fairview
will close mex. Saturday, March Sd.
Mr.. VIM. Caplinger's term at Walnut
Shade is out next Friday, March I'd.
J.R.B. Kesler will continue the school
here at Elmville two months longer.
Mrs. Maria stultz and daughter, Mag
gle, Of Marshall, spent Last week visiting
friends here.
Mr.. Riley Lewis ID very sick with
pneumonia. Miss Ida Gall has recovered
from severe attack ofthe same disease.
A very successful series of meetings
closed here last Sunday. The preaching
was done by VIM. Calvert, David Wine
and W. @. Calvert. Three young ladies
were baptissd into the death Of Christ,
in the icy waters of Brushcreek, by
triuns baptism. Six young men made
application to become members. One
good feature of the meeting was the good
confession Of several young member
who had heon overtaken in faults.
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one and he has been waiting the death
call for some time and on Thurs
day evening of last week he sweetly fell
asleep in Jesus. None knew him but to
love him. He leaves loving wife and
daughter, father, mother, sisters and
brothers and host of friends to mourn
his loss. On Saturday, February 18th,
his remains were inferred in the Sinking
Spring cemetery.
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SICILY.

coUruoEy Zctus 1000
Mr.. Samuel Nsylor is on the sick list
again.
The Oak Leaf school will close Thurs
day, March LIST.
Mr.. Carey Powers moved into the
house vacated by Edward Matthews.
The Misses Bertha and Clara Kibler,
of Mt. Oreb, were calling on Warren Kay
Monday.
We are informed that protracted meet
ing commenced at Sardinia at the N. E.
Church February 25th.
Mr.. Hamer Matthews wife and daugh.
ter, of Buford, visited his father, Mr..
Joel Matthews, Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Toll died Friday morning,
February oath. An account Of her life
will be given in our next.
A delightful little social was given at
Mr.. G. H. Badgley's Wednesday night.
Quite an enjoyable time was had.
Mrs. Elizabeth Roads, wife Of Joseph
Roads, died February 10th, 1883. De-
ceased was born and raised near Sardi-
mia, Ohio was kind and loving WHERE
spected and loved by all who knew her.
She leaves a husband and five small
children to mourn her loss. The remains
were inferred in the Sardinia cemetery
to await the coming Of the resurrection
morn.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
DR.. John w. Shockey, Of Morrow o.,
paid his parents of this place flying
visit few days ago.
Mr.. John Berrer and wife were visit
ing their brother and family, of Carlisle,
Saturday and Sunday.
The farmers OF this community sntici.
pate planting an unusually large acreage
of tobacco the coming season.
A social at John Berrer's last Satur-
day night. Quite q pleasant time re-
ported by those that were present.
Mrs. Lille Duncanson, after spending
q week with her sister, Mrs. D. Holden,
of Williamsburg, has returned home.
The turnpike fever is raging high In
this community at present, and may II
be catching until our commissioner
shall grant and order the proposed road
to be built.
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HARRISBURG.
February 25th, 1883.

February 26th, 1888.
Lewis Gibler was in this place Last
Friday selling patent fence.
Joseph Henderson has rented the
Halcomb farm and will move next Tues
day.
Hugh ]. Vance, Of New Market, will
move TO the Custer -Sanderson farm this
week.
All the farmers in this section ays
seins 10 put out crop Of tobacco this
spring.
NrA Emery, Of Swine Valley. visited
her son. Joseph. 10 this place Last We'd
nssday.
Jacob Roberts and sister, Of Clear
Greek Valley. spent Sunday with friends
In this place.
James o. Harris has bought the
Orlando AcConnaughsy farm for his
con, O. D. Harris.
A surprise for Miss Ella Nay Elliott b
talked Of among the yeuns iolks ior TO-
night, (Saturday).
Our school viii close in two weeks,
We have bad . good school this winter
and The children have made fair pro-
erom.
John vanWinkls's houss csuebt lse
~ ThRssday hon spazk ialllno =
~ ~, ~ voe egljiGni6hed bo1oso
- l1noa - lono. /,
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Free Turnpike Notice.

NyoTICE 10 hereby given that . petition
5: & !SiIs .hs S.n,.. :.s.
70 b held ON Monday, April %, A. d. 1855
praying for the cstablishment OF 9 dree r.: turn.
II said county, to.Wit:
Beginning at the Buford and Aarwood
OF John Brown, deceased, thence with the
Duford and Sicily road - near ~ practical
70 the village Of SiSily. thence in . southerly
direction With the road Or - near - praStical
. the Brown county line near the Sicily
Of about three and one.half so mile:, Sald
petition also prsys that said Hoard 81 Com. On
An extra tax, the amount Of which shall moi
exceed ten mills on the dollar. valuation r. l.
property Within the bounds Of said proposed
free turnpike, and that said levy contin az
building it be not sooner paid.
JOHN r. MoBERLY,
3. w. HU0GINs,
JOHN SHoCKEY.
FEBRUARY 26th, 1883.
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NEvIN.

roDEuAIy L4tus 1000
VIM. Roller moved to Fayetts county
last Thursday.
Miss Dora Stroup ID visiting friends in
Fayette county.
Jos. A. Hill has been on the sick List
for several days.
Chas. Hill is able to be out again after
three months confinement.
Hickle & Durnell have moved their
saw.mill from this place to some whore
north Of Leesburs.
Rev. Briggs failed to get here last Sum
day, his regular preaching day, - he has
been sick for some time.
Jas. Hults moved from the farm of
Yves. Roush to Mr.. Lemons place near
the tile mill last Wednesday.
The Reform Church ID without .
preacher at present. Rev. Smith has
accepted q charge in Seneca county.
Word was received here Friday that
Eli Roush, brother Of Than Roush, died
very suddenly about eight o'clock that
morning.
Quite . number Of our young folks
took in the exhibition at Straitout Friday
night last. The band Of this place fur.
nished the music.
Word was received here last week that
John Duckwall. formerly Of this place,
but now Of Indianapolis, Ind, was hurt
in railroad wreck near Erie, Penn. Hia
brother, L. R. Duckwall, started for that
place ~ soon % the word was received.
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PIKE COLLEGE.

February 10Th, 1883.
The ShofFner school was out Last Fri.
day.
Swine Valley school closed last Tues.
day.
A small child Of James Woods ID very
sick.
School closes here next Friday with
night school at night.
VIM. Carr, whose sickness We men,
toned in our last, is no better.
Friday last our school teacher, Mr.. p.
s. Bell, received present from his pu-
pills.
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LYNCHBURa.
February 2Sth

feDruary 18th, 1888.
8. s. Puckett, of Camden, made bust.
ness visit here last week.
The Commissioners of Clinton county
transacted business on our borders last
week.
James Torrie Of Loveland, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Torrie.
The Bayless Cornet Band will furnish
music on Wednesdays and Saturdays fo-'
the auction at Bayless & Co.'s.
Hugh Murphy is on busir
Chicago and other northy esS u;p :!:.~ "
T. B. Gaddis and WI 49,
visited here hast s. e, OF MarunsVilie'
H. NJ. CaaA,' ''uroay'
guest Of " 1t, OF Cincinnati, was the
s.L .omas Cashatt and wife last
Peter Wilkin has sold his farm to John
Cranston.
Jack Chaney is erecting house in the
eastern suburbs.
Wayne 4 Oester have their stable of
fine horses completed, and are ready to
exhibit their stock to the farmers of
Highland, Clinton and adjoining coun-
ties.
Elder ]. F. Rowe, of Cincinnati, will
preach at the Christian Church in this
place the first Sunday in March, COM
mencing Saturday night before.
The third quarterly meeting of Lynch
burg circuit will be held at Webertown
next Saturday and Sunday.
T. I. Fulton came in off the road Sat-
urday evening, and is spending few
days with his family.
]. H. Carroll, Esq, of Missouri, made
a short visit here Sunday while on his
way to Washington, d. G.
Several cases of scarlet rash are re-
ported in town.
J. w. O'Brien is carrying his foot in a
sling, the result of a sprain.
Fred Dollingeris confined to the house
with an affection OF the throat.
There is a scarcity of houses in town.
Several parties are looking for property
to rent, but none can be found.
Prof. J. NJ. Holiday attend the Teach.
ers' Association at Greenfield last Satur.
day.
The Eldorados met at their club room
on Broadway Monday night.
The members of Centennial Lodge No.
80 A. o. U. w. are requested to attend
the meeting on Thursday night. Work
in the degrees.
Murrell Post No. 457 G. A. r. muster.
ed three recruits last Friday night.
About thirty Odd Fellows from here
attended the dedication of the new hall
at New Vienna last Thursday.
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NEW LEXINGTON.

Sunday school prayer meeting ct the
N. e. Church next Sunday night.
Pete Adams, VIII Cohn and Wilbur
Thornburg attended church ct Samantha
Last Thursday night.
Mis- Maud Winght, who has been
spending the winter In Akron, o., ~
turned home Saturday.
Prof. Barrett and Min May Wright at-
tended the Tsachssv Association n
GrssnAsld ~ Saturday.
Lewis Hoshias Win renove thb weed
iron ~ HsOlusa fosR epalh = tsvn =
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BRUsHCREE..
February 9Th. lsss.

FeDruary xth, lSSS.
Rumor ssyD. We win have wedding 10
report soon.'
Mr.. John w. Wiseoup lost = horse .
few days ago.
Mr.. J. A. HcCoppin moved TO Hills
boro the forspart Of last week.
Mr.. and Nn. Samuel ststhsm will
commence housekeeping this week.
Mr.. John Miller. Of Boon, lows, was
visiting relatives and friends hare Last
week. s''e
Mr.. John Hsvens, Of Good Hope. was
the guest Of his best girl near Fort Hin
several days last week.
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the face, inst "a it now stArss ar.
Cleveland. 1t must be got rid Of, eitser
bv reduced taxation or by eKtrsvsGsnE
AUTHORIZATIONS. The smHllnsss ct lac
republican majority forbids that the
latter policy should be adopted. Ii
will not hs safe % insuguCaie 8 syatsD
of national proHigscy in order 10
| emit the treasury. As little will it
be safe TO repeal the whisky tax in Or
| der TO maintain iInposts on the Esces.
sarica OF fife The masses have get az
ingliuS for the first time that he tariff
is 4 TAX upon consumption, and there
| tore an undue and snjast burden upon
labor. They are not likely TO forget
anything that they have learned In tnIs
campaign of education.
The republican leaders, these who
in former years have d~eBoescsi the
present exorbitant tsri6 and tried TO
bring il within the measure of dacsncy,
will nov he put to il to stan the ris-
iua tide which Gala for reform in our
system of national taxatioa-a tide
Whose impulses ars not Rafslt in their
own ranks. We will not anticipate the
outbreak of tariff reform ia republican
councils, but we do Not see how 1t Jan
be avoided. But whistler ii cOaeSs III
! that quarter, sooner Or lstsr This great
battle, on al entirely nsw Issue, which
so narro~ly escaped being a victory,
will go on. An audience has been
secured at last for the principle that
evsry man has q right 10 tho fruits oi
his own labor, without deduction foi
the rccompense OF the labor sr capital
OF others. Nobody who took part III
this fret skiruiish will lay down bis
arms ill victory is Won.
"NoW that the sHleke bSs cleared
away, it is easy TO discern tGEt ths
= 'bloody shirt Ead ell sthzc iks2s'
= growing out 0! slavery SaS lbs rabsl
Y lion have nov been eTermAslerei an'
,swallowad up b. ; ssbjsct ot create
concern Ills iF $ DOtsh:0 gsIu-ih
greaLe.t perhaps that the "a psHssi uo7
. nas; has brought us. Far 81; sas s't'
OF civil g~nveTnHru' III tue larger ssase
the American people
Shall now In mutual, wsII-brse stins rssk.
March al ONE WY aud 6R na mn's sppo1G
J. Against acquaintance, kindred ard allies.
"Tbrv will differ Rs tO policies {
!" taxation and administration, but the
will have no further uss for the goans'
ters of sectional strife. The sorsne
&c of defeat and the eKuberance OF victor
y will gradually be snoOthod away, an
in due time we shall grid up our loii
for Lke next sndsavlr TO bsnstlt Of
conm0n country, each according TO r
convictions of right"
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The result in Marion was q surprise
TO the republicans. 1t waa carried by
Rlsins IN 1884 by 22s plurality although
Two vear before it gave Nelson, dsIh-
~ocraiic nozinse for acknowledgements
plurality of 1877, but AZ the home city
of the republican nominee Tor INC
presidency was n part of this county
il was contidestly expected that II
would 20 10 the front with a rouEinG
nlursliiy for Harrison and the ehtro
ticket. but the conditions ars exactly
ravcrspd, AT 9 tonight with ths
eighty-aix out OF tho ninety pieclhG'"
officially reported, and Eve out Of the
six being strongly democratic, Gensrai
Harrison's plurality wst ), WINE Inc
state and comfy democratic tickets sre
carried by majoritiss ranging IRON Soo
to 300.
| INDIANA RETURNS NOT COMPLETE YET
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. s.-County
| returns from Indiana have not begun
10 arrive At midnight, and it IS scarcely
probable that the oaicial returns Wi
he received before tomorrow night,
vhen the vote OF the state by counties
will be given. Rsturus iroS the con
oro,sionsI districts are also incomplete,
bu, up to l o'clock nothing had occur
red thst changed the result as gI'sn N
earlier prsss dispatches. Barrett
democratic candidate for congress il
the fret district, has a majority OF ONLY
26 over Posey, republican. Ihi: Il
General Hoyey's old district. The lat
est returns on presidential electors III
dictate that General Hsrrison's pIursilt!
will he about 1900.
WEST VIRGINIA ALSO GIVEN UP.
Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. S-Di'
matches received tonight from ia
capilsI OF the state announce that doa
. ucratic State Treasurer Thompson COZ
codes the state to the republicans D
from 400 to TOO majority.
REV
New York, Nov. S.-The csmpal&
ia at last ended in tina city ~ thiiIt
are fast se,tling down 'e their norni'
condition. The various campaign hes'
g quarters have closed up with the O.
eepiiou of the republican ana dem
8 cratic national executive cominlttec
!, and these will probably be abandoh'
tomorrow.
The national democratic commit
II now cOucede for the first time y
; election of Harrison. The pluraIi
IL will be small.
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lgOIicc.

All persons tnawimz Themselves TO have
with ChlEn = CnInn. ~ilt please
forward during the canning week and
square up, either hy paying the money or
giving us u noto, rs we are compelled to have
ali Old accounts settled at uGGn That are ON
Cbinn i ChinG'. books. BE sure and core
this week, ~ all unpaid accounts must he
settled. II you have not the money try and
borrow it. You are aware that we must
have money to settle our bulls. We hope nli
that owe Us will consider IL their duty 10 pay
us. As we havs worked hard for many yesrs
and tricd 10 accommodate" AL our friends.
Respectfully, CHEM q ChIsS.
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tvspty-seven OF tbs thirty precincta in
this city aud county yesterday &c FOL
lowe: Cleveland, 3,5i0; Hsrrtarn, j,
l52: Streeter, b66; Francis, S,472; Kim
bslI, 1897; Manring, labor, $50. For
congressman, democrat, S,094; repabii-
can, 4,347; labor; $40.
ST. CLAIR COUNTY.
Osccol4, Mo, Nov, THE vote ct
ST. Clair county except one precinct IL
a. follows: Cleveland, 1,64S; Hsrrlson'
I.565; Fisk, 80; Strcetor, 3s7 Francis
56s: Kimball; $40; Love, 81; Nsn.
ring. 2G9. The democrats have elected
their entire county ticket by sinai ma
joriiies.
TAnsNEY AND TWO REPRESENTATIVES,
Warransbnrs, No, "v.7.-R@'nrn,
have come in very slowly to-day ans
one precinct is still 20 hear from. Inc
! entire county democratic ticket is elect
| ed, most Of them by g majority ot Abon
| SEQ. Several have run ahead OF TN
| ticket. Tareney's majority in the com
ty will be over 800. James Ii. Parker
! for representative, will defeat Kelley
repubjican, in the eastern district. ii
T.. Coleman defeated IL. &. Conner, re
publican, in the western district, gan
of legislators The result is hishi.
satisfactory to the Johnson county dem
ocracy.
Holden, Nov. THE count in H"i
den is just complete. Five adJscfl
townships have sent i'll full returns
The five townships including Hoide
voted as foilorG: Cleveland, l,39j
Harrison, 1.l36; Francis, 1870, kiEi
ball, LBS; Tarsnsy, l,402, BhlIsns' !
1856. Tarsnay's mSisrity in this wht
tern district of johnson county is 2S'
a gain OF 22O. His maiority IL Il
county will be $40, II. g. Conner, ii
present member of the Legislature
defeated by II. ID. Coleman, democrs
The whole democratic ticket IS c'ecte
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N0eoh.

The transition rom lonE, lingering sSd sain-
ful ticksrps ,e robust health msrks as spoch
IN the life Of the iediYi6uai. aueh a remarkable
event is treasured ia ina memory
sad tsa agency whereby tsr good ssa'ts has
beer attaipsl il gratefully blessed. Race it IS
that so nash 10 kea.d IN praise Of Electric
Eitler,. So Nany feel ta"y ave taair rNtorA-
lion to hrsith to the uae of the Great Alternative
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