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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-06-14
Britton-Ruble.

Last Sunday evening at Mt. Olive,
promptly at five o'clock, by Rev. Craw.
ford, of Martinsville, Mr.. Marion d.
Britton and Miss Resa Ruble were unit
ed in the holy bonds of matrimony.
The bride is beautiful girl of twenty.
three summers; the groom is well
known and is one OF Highland county 8
most prosperous farmers.
After the ceremony was pronounced the
bride and groom, accompanied by few
friends and relatives, repaired to the
home Of Hon. Jonah Britton, a brother
of the groom, where bountiful supper
was awaiting them, consisting OF all the
delicacies OF the season, to which all did
ample justice. The remainder of the
evening was very pleasantly spent in
music, singing, etc. Among those pres
ent were the children OF the groom, Mr..
Henry Kibler and wife, Mr.. Will Kibler
and Mr.. p. H. Smith, and family, of
Willettsville; Miss Ella Ruble and Mr..
Pulliam and wife, of Taylorsville Miss
Marie Granger and Mr.. s. P. Oldaker
and wife, OF Russells; Elgar and George
w. Barrere, jr., OF Hillsboro.
The bride and groom started Monday
morning for an extended tour through
Indiana, Illinois and Michigan. The
NEws-HERALD wishes them a bright and
happy future.
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Common Pleas Court.

j. H. Brown vs.. P. G. Hopkins. Ap.
peal. Assignment set aside upon appli.
cation Of the defendant at cost of de-
fendant.
Susan Phillips vs.. Thomas L. Phillips.
Divorce. Divorce on the ground of ex-
treme cruelty. Plaintiff to pay costs.
Charles L. Kelley vs.. Geo. w. Smith
ct al. Foreclosure. Finding for S2l3.5O
at per cent. Decree in foreclosure and
order of sale.
Mary Huston vs. William Huston.
Divorce. Decree OF divorce on ground
OF extreme cruelty. Custody OF minor
child given to plaintiff. Plaintiff to pay
costs.
Edith l.. Gregg VS.. John G. Gregg.
Divorce. Decree granted on grounds OF
extreme cruelty. Custody OF children
given plaintiff, she to pay the costs.
Commercial Bank, of Greenfield, O.,
vs.. Robert Bryan. Money. Dismissed
at plaintiffs cost. No further record.
John Hulitt vs.. Henry Smith and
Nancy l.. Smith, his wife. Money
Judgment by default for 50 ,OS3.3O and
order of sale.
In the matter OF an application to ad.
NIT to probate the last will of Nathaniel
+. Sanders. Certified from Proba,
Court. Will probated.
Ohio vs.. Frank link. Trial to Jury
Verdict of not guilty and defendant dis.
charged.
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For Chicago. .

Some of the most prominent gentlemen
OF Hillsboro have chartered q sleeping
car for Chicago for the Republican
National Convention next week and
will leave Hillsboro Monday, June 18th,
at 3:05 p. m. The sleeper will be used
at Chicago for sleeping purposes, thus
making certain of securing a lodging
place. The following is the list ~ for
made up;
Flint Rockhold, Judge s. F. Steel,
Kirby Smith, Judge Kelly, J. A. Shan.
non, J. +. Harper, O. NJ. Overman, Dick
Rockhold, J. Y. Dean, Gov. A. Hart, ,Jno.
w. Lewis, L. R. Duckwall, E. G. Smith,
]. H. Quinn, A. d. Virgins, j. T. Hire,
Sam Cummings, Judge H. M. Higgins,
At this writing there is still room
for three more on the sleeper.
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Summer Institute.

The Summer Institute will open next
Tuesday, and the outlook is very en-.
couraging for full attendance and ex.
cellent work, A home school of this
kind has been long-felt want among
teachers and students of this and adioin.
ing counties, as their hearty indorse.
ment OF this the opening term testiies.
A school of this kind will bring into
our town intelligent, refined young peo-
pie, who will find our citizens have not
forgotten their former interest in educa-
tional work, but will bid such students
hearty welcome. Prof. Mckenzie is put
ting the rooms and dining hall at the
Conservatory in readiness, and there
need be no fear but that all will be COM
fortably accommodated. BY the an
nouncement We see the rates OF board
and tuition are very reasonable, and the
corps OF teachers are too favorably known
toneed introduction or recommendation
Suffice it to say the course of study, EN-
bracing as it does review of all common
school branches, including Algebra,
Book Keeping, Physiology, Vocal Music,
Elocution, Rhetoric and Civil Govern.
ment, is a most practical one, and one
worthy the favorable consideration of
every ambitious student.
The number of students already en-
rolled is more than eighty, and the man.
agement confidently expect a hundred
students in attendance.
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OLIVE CHAPEL.

June 18th, 1883.
The prospect for fruit crop in this
vicinity is very good.
Richard Stout, who has been on the
sick list for about eight months, can go
about by the aid of crutches.
John and Burnett Emerie, of Folsom,
are building wire paling fence for J.P.
Roberts, sr.
The oats crop is going to be short in
this neighborhood.
The Resurrection was debated last
Saturday night and Folsom was let down
the second time.
Several OF the Young folks of this place
went to Fincastle last Sunday to hear
the bishop preach. Rev. Ruble will fill
the pulpit at this place Saturday night
and Sunday at II a. m.
Nc. p. Purdy, who has lately arrived
from Valparaiso, Ind, was the guest OF
l.. i. Roberts last Friday.
Rev. Haas will preach at this place
Sunday at 3p m.
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BASE BALL.
The Blacks Defeated.

The Black Stockings witnessed most
disastrous defeat at the hands OF the
Lexington team last Friday.
The Blacks were weak in every
particular point. The only feature on
the part OF the Blacks was the double
play of I'd baseman Stout, the running
catch by Chaney and the fine throw to
the home plate by Charley Mack. 1t
seemed to be an off day for the boys,
the score standing 26 to 8.
NOTES.
Blacks and Lynchburg Browns to.
morrow Thursday at o'clock at the
base ball grounds.
The Blacks will probably add more
strength to their nine.
Do not let the League question die
but let the different clubs see that it is
formed ere long. We would like to
hear from Greenfield, New Vienna and
Rainsboro.
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NEW MARKET.
June 18th, 1888.

June 18th, 1888.
A grand festival will be given at the
Presbyterian Church next Saturday
night. The proceeds are to 60 towards
purchasing an organ for the church.
DIR. Purdy, of Batavia, was visiting his
sister, Mrs. L. B. Custer, last week.
A large acreage of tobacco will be
planted in this vicinity.
The wheat crop in this locali', will be
below the average.
j. o. Vance is at home OH a visit for a
short time.
MIR. Charlie Carr and wife attended
church at the Hill City last Sunday.
Mr.. John Emrie, sr., has several cases
OF measles in his family.
Miss Maggie Moore, Of Lexington, is
visiting in our midst.
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DIR. HELT
Elected Pastor Of Green Street Church
by the Ofilclal Board.

There was a good representation Of
the Green Street Church last night at
the meeting of the Official Board to
choose pastor. The Board elected DR..
Helt, of Hillsboro, as pastor for the un-
expired term Of DR.. Leonard. DR.. Leon.
ards term would have expired on the
LIST Of next September and therefore DR..
Helt is only elected to serve until that
date. DR.. Helt is at present the Presi-
dent Of the Hillsboro College, and is said
to be good pastor and an able preach
er. He will assume his new duties and
preach his first sermon here one week
from next Sunday. DR.. Leonard will
deliver his farewell sermon next Sun.
day, and few days thereafter he will
leave for New York City, to be absent
permanently. His family will remove
to New York City in the course of few
weeks.--Piqua Daily Cal, June 9Th.
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Bring in the news An editor might
60 through the streets and ask hun.
dred people, What's the news? and
ninety out of the lot would say, Nothing
special. And yet fifty OF that ninety
know something which, II it is not found
in the next paper, will astonish them,
and disappoint them more, and perhaps
make them madder than hornets. Don't
be so afraid to spit out your information.
If you are going away, don't wait until
you have been and come back, but let
the editor know it,and thus help to make
good newsy paper.
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BALD KNOB
June 11th, 1888.

OuhC litiI, ICoOs
We understand that our county com.
missioners desire all those that con.
tributed work for the I'll at the Bald
Knob ford to do their work rs soon rs
convenient.
Mr.. Harvey Wright is quite i'll at this
writing with cancer of the mouth.
Quite number of Will Mobiles friends
concluded to make him surprise sup
per last Saturday evening. Supper was
served at half.past six and the rnst of
the evening was spent in cony. =, ion,
music, etc. Everybody seemed ,rjoy
themselves.
Several Of our people attended all
drens' Day at Dunns Chapel last sun
day.
Mr.. Price Pinkcrton and family, of
Morrisville, We're visiting Mr.. Arments,
OF Sharpsville, last week.
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Fires.

The Maloney property, situated near
the o. & N. w. depot, and occupied by
James Beard and family was burned to
the ground last Wednesday afternoon.
Most OF the household goods were saved.
On Thursday morning house belong
ing to Hon. John A. Smith, situated
near the @. w. Il B. r. II. depot, and
occupied by Ellis Ward, was discovered
on fire and an alarm turned In, but the
flames were extinguished before the ar
rival OF the fire department.
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Mr.. w. II. Woods and wife, OF Hunt
ington, Pa, were the guest OF Mrs.
Woods sister, Mrs. Col. 7. A. Walker,
several days last week. They left Mon
day morning, accompanied by Miss
Woods Walker, for Onarga, Illinois, to
attend the wedding OF Miss Lucy West,
young lady we'll known to Hillsboro
people, having been visitor to our lit
tie city number OF times, The nuptials
took place yesterday wednesday,. Mr..
Woods IL delegate from Pennsylvania
TO the Republican National Convention,
which win be hsd in Chicago next week,
and b viii 3 ou bands byisht xnd
ses!y {! e Z ls &! ia 4 W Helpi attoh 81 .onf
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Summer Institute.

1t is especially desirable that students
who have enrolled in the summer In
stitute, be present at the opening next
Tuesday morning in order to avoid con.
flict in recitations. The first two days
OF the term will be made up to the stu
dents on Saturdays. Students will find all
necessary books on sale at Conservatory.
There will be two classes in Latin; one
in Grammar and Reading, and another in
Caesar; q beginning class in Geometry
and Photography. SECRETARY.
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The annual reunion OF the "Sinking
Spring Society" will be held at the
Rocky Fork Hotel Tuesday, July Sd,
1888. All the members and their in
vited friends are urgently requested to
be present (early as possible in the day.
Refreshments will be provided at the
hotel for all who do not wish to bring
provisions with them. Lot every mem
Der consider himself committee Of one
to urge every other member to be pres
ent and make this the best OF all our
reunions. @. GILLILAS, Chairman.
Jos. SwIssHELM, Secretary.
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Killed by the Cars.

Last Monday evening Mr.. w. H. Stat
ford, OF Fairburg, ILL.,, while waiting at
Manchester for the Hillsboro train to
leave, was run ovel by the Midland Ac-
commodation and both legs crushed,
causing his death few hours after. Mr..
Stafford left this part Of the country in
1890 and Was on bis way to visit his sis-
tsr, Nm. swadley. who lives : few miles
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suACKELTON,
June 11th, 1S

June 11th, 1888.
Ploughing corn is the order Of the
day.
G. F. Mckee and sister, Mary, and
Lille and Lizzie Shackelton attended the
dedicatory services of the U. B. Church,
Sunday, at Fincastle, o.
@. A. Pence, OF Columbus, arrived
last Friday evening to spend his sum.
mer vacation with his parents. His
many friends bid him hearty welcome
into their midst.
Dame Rumor reports that there will
be wedding to report ere long.
Quite number from this place at
tended the festival at Danville Saturday
night given by the Mt. Calvary Sunday
School,
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link Cleared.

The trial of Frank link for the MUIR
der OF George Ford on the 25th OF last
July, the particulars OF which are ia
miliar to all, was finished last Tuesday.
The arguments in the case were closed
at noon and Immediately after dinner
the jury retired, and after less than an
hours deliberation returned q verdict oi
mot guilty."
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Highland County Pomona Grange will
meet on June 2lst, that being the third
Thursday, at 10 o'clock, with the patrons
of Buford Grange, miles north of Blu.
ford, Ohio. All patrons are cordially
invited to meet them. Dinner will be
furnished at the hall by the patrons OF
Buford Grange. Program in the hands
of our worthy lecturer, ]. J. Turner.
L. @. SLAoLE. Sec
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Mary Meta Uhrig, the nine-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Uhrig,
died at So'clock on Tuesday evening Of
last week, after three weeks of intense
suffering from severe attack of spinal
meningitis. She was buried on Thurs
day afternoon, the funeral services tax
ing place at the house at 2 O'Clock.
Mr.. J. M. Boyd, Senior Warden OF the
Episcopal Church, of which denomina-
tion she was member, read the beauti.
full burial service, and was assisted by
Rev. Henshall, OF the German Church.
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The trial of the case OF the State, on
complaint of Addie Carper, against Ed
Colvin, came to close last Tuesday at
noon, after occupying six days and half
OF the Courts time. Both sides contested
strongly and arguments were made by
Prosecutor Savage and Melville Hayes
for the State, and Hon. Uric Sloane, Of
Hillsboro, and +. G. slone, Of this place,
for the defense. The jury retired Tues
day noon, and being unable to agree near
noon OF yesterday, was discharged by
the Court. The Jury stood eleven for
conviction and one for acquittal. The
Iease will have TO We tried again. Thers
was good deal oi interest In tho tsisl.--
lypmiHplea pswocyei. n
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Ere the nights are short and the days
are .ong,
Or the tree-toad sings to the skies in
vain
Ere the locust gets in his saw file song,
Or the farmer puts up prayer for rain,
The provident men will begin to prepare
To lay In their gossamer underwear.
At T. A. WALKER & Co.'s,
Smiths Block, Hillsboro, O..
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Mr.. ]. H. OFT returned home from q
trip to the South Saturday night, but
left Monday morning for Cincinnati,
where he has secured lucrative posi-
ton as Architectral Draughtsman. His
family will remove there shortly to make
it their future home.
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Quite a number of our Knights OF
Pythias are in Cincinnati this week in
attendance at the session OF the Supreme
Lodge of that order. It is estimated
that $4,000 Knights are in attendance
and their parade on Wednesday was
one of the grandest ever seen in the
"Queen City,"
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High School Commencement.

Next Friday evening at the Armory
will be held the Sixteenth Annual Com
mencement OF the Hillsboro High
School. The graduating class this year
numbers an even dozen, eight young
ladies and four young gentlemen. The
following is the evenings program:
Chorus-"The Forest Festival" e. 06sn6ach
High School Choir.
mlrfOre. Jessie II. Smith
Life's Aims and Claims. 90. d. Ida NJ. Fenwick
The Prevalence Of War. .... .Burch Foraker
Chorns-''The Flower Dsncs". .J g. Root
High School Choir.
The Pleasures Of Imagination. Rosa B. Roads
The Value OF Variety. y.......... Anna L. Shull
Not Prepared. ......... Thomas J. North
Duet-"Wsndsrer's Night Song. :. .Rubenstein
Mrs. Kinney and Miss Mckenzie.
Ohios Centennial. sl.:......... Edwin d. Harris
Treasured Memories. .......... Cora V. Shull
We All Wear Wells. Alice O. Oonk
Chorus-"Anvil Chorus. Verdi
High School Choir.
The Physician OF the Future. .. Eta q. Hoyt
The starry Heavens. .............E Emma Koch
woman In History. ..... Homer II. McKeehsn
Trio-"Protect US thro' the Coming Night"
Miss Mckenzie, Mrs. Kinney, DR.. Callahan.
Presentation OF Diplomas. -. :. .SAm'l Major
benediction. n............. Rev. W. ]. McSurely
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Mr.. o. s. Sargent, after lingering i'll.
ness, died at his home in New Peters
burg on Wednesday morning OF last
week. The remains were brought to
this place for burial. Deceased was a
brother-in-law OF MIR. w. G. Richards, at
whose residence the funeral services
were held,
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The O., w. & B. Il. r. has made rate
OF "a for round trip to the Republican
National Convention at Chicago June
10th. Parties Of twenty or more can Sc
cure sleeper from Hillsboro to Chicago,
with two nights in Chicago, at cost OF
about ten dollars, fare and all, sleeper
to be used in Chicago by the party to
sleeD in.
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II you want to buy boots, shoes and
gents furnishings goods at the very low.
est cash prices go to the Bee Hive Store /;
they have marked their goods down
and sell to everybody for the cash only.
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Miss f. L. Grand. Girard, who has
been teaching at Oxford for the past
year, has returned. Miss Grand. Girard's
many friends will be pleased to learn
that she will not return to Oxford in
the fall, but will remain here,
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For Sale Cheap-A desirable house,
OF seven rooms on one and half acres
OF ground, plenty Of fruit, good out
buildings, well, cistern, must be seen to
be appreciated. Inquire on premises of
JOSEPH III. Orr.
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Stop

Using acid Phosphates, composed Of Carolins
rock (fors basis). salt petre and ammonia.
Result. sour grass where good clover ought to
be growing. Buy Cincinnati Dessicatiug Co. g
pure snnimal phosphate Of
HILIsBoRo HARDwARE Co.
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Don't be gulled into buying a cheap
grade of binder twine at 13 cents per
pound..when you can buy the same grade
for less money at the Hillsdoro Hard.
ware Co. a28.tf
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An Ice Cream And strawberry Festival

There will be given an ice cream and
strawberry festival at the Presbyterian
Church at New Petersburg, by the R. A..
Dwyer Camp, Sons OF Veterans, on FRI
day evening, June 22d. Ten cents ad-
mission will be charged at the door,
which will entitle the holder to the
same amount on the inside. All the
camps are cordially invited to attend as
we'll as the public. COMMITTEE.
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Rev. Mcknight Williamson, OF Peters.
burg, Pa, is the guest of his daughter,
Mrs. Col. 7. A. Walker. Although Rev.
Williamson is in his eighty.ninth year
he is quite spry old gentleman.
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We have Just received one thousand
pounds Of those choice Turkish prunes.
They are worth great deal more
money, but they will go at the old price,
8 cents per pound, at the West End
Grocery.
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The Annual Literary Reunion OF the
Hillsboro Female College will be held
in the College parlors. Friday morning,
June 10Th, at 10 o'clock. A full attend
ance is earnestly desired.
By order President.
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One hundred and forty-four more
pairs Of those ladies fine kid shoes at So
and 1925 per pair at Spargur's. Same
quality sold by regular dealers at $3.50
and 1915.
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Brussels and ingram carpets at lest
than manufacturers prices at spargur's
Zee them.
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Oh T! lay your chest protector by
And give your weary arctics rest.
The glorious summertime is nigh
And you need pants, and coat and vest
Which T. A. Walker & Co. will sci
you right.
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The May Festival is over but not so
with the rush for those handsome and
exquisite patterns in wall paper at Nor.
row Bros,
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TWe have twenty-five dozen brooms
that we want eur customers to have at
fifteen cents piece. Other grocers
charge you quarter for them and call
them cheap. West End Grocery.
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Leave your orders for cut flowers for
the commencement at Bowles' store,
where you will also find full assort-
ment OF baskets and bouquet holders.
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Don't forget the Bee Hive Store is now
selling for cash and cash only, and have
marked their goods down to the very
lowest cash prices.
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Miss Minnie Ochs, who has been in
Vicksburg, Miss, for some time past,
returned to Hillsboro last Tuesday even
ing.
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Mrs. George w. Nolder's mother and
brother, after weeks visit in this city,
have returned to their home in Mays.
Vile. XIV.
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Do you know why the Bee Hive Store
can make the lowest prices? They now
sell for cash only, and don't make any
bad accounts.
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Choice new light prints and lawns Of
good quality only Eve cents per yard at
Spargur's.
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. Bargains in cloths and cassimeres at
Spargur's. All their slips cassimeres
now selling at $l.OO. Other grades in
proportiOn.
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Mr.. Will McSurely, who has been re-
ceiving legal lore from prominent
Chicago firm for the past several months,
is at home on visit.
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Remember the Bee Hive Store is now
the lowest cash price house in the coun.
ty. They are selling for cash only.
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We put on sale to-day special lot Of
foprbptton, stitched back kid gloves al
20 cents pair. s. Is. HIBsSx 4 Hoh.
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Nine bushels OF strawberries Just re.
cieved this morning; must be sold.
West End Grocery.
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SPARGUR - COUNTRYMAN - On
the sth inst, at the Presbyterian Parson-
age in this place, by Rev. w. ]. Me-
Surely, b. W. spargur and Miss Flora
A. Countryman. Both of Highland
county.