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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-25

cevs circulars at an early date stating the
proposition 81 th-r''nIany mnrecxplicifly.
la the meantime il is worthy al careful con-
sideration.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-25
Sheep Wanted.

by parties who have had several years
experience in handling sheep in this terri
tory They are well provided with hay
sheds. and have good range. ANY persons
having sheep to let or lease will do well :,
address
A. b.,
Care Fergus 60. Argus. Lewistown, Mont
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-25
Taken Up.

Game to my ranch On Mud creek, nea r
Tibet, about onr year ago. ~ dark bay horse
with black name and tail, two years old;
no brands; weight about 500 pounds
Owner can have sam" by proving properi Y
and paying charges.
REtBEN GoDrREY,
tiet. Mont.
Oct. I.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-25
RANCH FOR SALE.

Ranch al 100 acres for sale. Improve
ments cost 81 500. Win soil for $500 to
cash purchaser. Apply at this office Tor
particulars.
Sept I3
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ESTABLISHED 1867.
The Independent
DAILY aud WEElLY.

HELENA. MONTANA.
ISpEPESDFST PUBLISHING Co., PrBIIsuyRs
Hs, the largest circulation Of any paper in the
Territory Located at the Capital. il is the organ
Of the dominant party. and contains the late.
local. Territorial and Geographic news
Daily, Per Year. SI2. Cash In Advance
Weekly :" .. 81
- - sSs PaSso ta Advance
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-25
For Sale.

Twenty head "f Spanish N,rino Rams.
Address,
joins u. WAVE.
Oct. IL, '>S. Utica. Montana.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-25
SIS Reward.

The above reward will he given Tor the
delivery Of two bay yearIing colts branded
k0 on left shoulder. and other brands;
one roam 2 year old, bra nled r on right
thigh; ut W. Meycrsick' On Ioft onw ,d
Five dollars reward will he given for infor-
nation leading to the recovery of III.
above.
LEW ELDKID.E,
Oct. ~. Cottonwood. Mont
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-25

ANY piano or organ player sending me-
their address and one two-cent stamp. to
pay postage, will receive one piece "f music.
Please state II you " ish the music ior orsan
or piano. Instrumental or vocalseasy or
difficult. This offer only good Tor 80 days.
Pc. pETERsoN.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-25
County etatlatics.

The return Of the county as-e--or for the
year 1887 1.-THE law requiring statisticr for
the previous year to that of assessment)
shows the following statistics:
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-25

House and Lot Tor Sale.
For sale. n good frame house one story
two rooms. and u desirable resident ~
business lot on Main street east side al
-sisfis+s -tTTy III III
address
FEH.Is torNTy AM;rs.
Lewistown, Mont.
Oct Is
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-28
&arl oen toIptcs IpS.

Spsrssmaalet ON, bporleoes anrl
ben tolpts bsbe, fumes at iiiills bufte up
isien. Eli "Iiturblapet" lfripes Der
nemlis fra Taris, at mo oeritebs nplis
bar trufet npsle Optesnelier, ium er
affattebe al Jranifmanben Maisrst, ben
enc al be to iranHe Susenisroiiicsrer,
Tom iuIste Song aarl / arisen imub
Norse % beltos / 8eleirinssn al 5rsbs
ritsbalo. s bisie Sptesnelier, buis
9gstbeo naturlisuis fulStanSis mao
b~epiies, bar Maisret uotalt ipm fin in
bsrite Cps~rbeuisains, at @arl ben tolpte
er faloen for Snismuroerbaano. us at
Sisrs, ben anbsn iranHs Officer, ON
ban ene life ielu bar aonsens Bans.
manS, iaa bog bar Meppiper / Moreet.
Be essntlise Gnitiitere al Morbet iises
at babe parst nosle brisre Gmbsbs.
manb / Studbolm, ipm bauoe bsitidalst
Staten, ps frpsteSs for at bliue brasns
itrenst til &esnifab LED aonseHs Sjem,
fomit. @srs bar ben, iom babe al.
Ieret 8%eoraserierne for 8Unsen.
Optesneliernes nup9renoe Ger, en-
@rselIfmano oeo Hapn s. @iaIams,
ftal baue iiinoe at foretase pSerlisers
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS peS Jrebrifsbulo,
for at belp'e Spsrssmaalet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-28

Gn anben @..us tos Or. NeruTlan
unber Bebanblins en- at 5ortets SOloa'
ter, Der leo al ifuroastist nolet os
bruste 5piplers arienifbuloise Draaber,
men Solbaten bapoe imob 2esens Sors
lfriit taset iOrmeset % bolot paa at Do.
Den urse Nep ran bar iu9rt mismo=
big, men samle 5reeman sicrbe Fun
Spss af bet Sele % mente, at bet mol
life oar iaa furlist. San git oa no, ca
eiter Ell Stunbs Sorlsb fom ban tilbast
msb npsle isrite &sbber, Tom ban itelte
til os gap ben Spse, Der itrar fsltt
9inbrins.
Nu ipntes ben hinge, at ben @amle
moi life bar iaa rent for aatten bener %
bsspnote at fritte bam no ansaaenos
bette, ba bet 10 par noset rent gtut, us
ban brusts en- Del imisrenSe Orb for at
iormaa @amlinseu til at fomme frsr1
meo Semmelisbeoen. So, @amlinser
pilbe life iiooe ielu inbe meb Yibeuifa.
belisbebsn. ban, % bespnote Pig: "5sr'
snb ri bleu iorflpttet bio, bapoe ui bort
8uarter peo geitsranien at aanias, cs
baobs mso bette beriens Commando Sal
at beitile; ba larte ies benne &cos
GsenItaber at fjenbs az en- sammel rig
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-28

treble unber 6Soberne. Den Manb,
buis Biasbe Der er aitrpft, Sscar 8.
Strauii, blsp i fin 9io al Yreioent
Glepe!ano uonapnt til De SOrenebe Sta
ters Miniiter i GOnitantinppel os bar /
eenne Sitting pift, at ban bar Mano
for jim Soit San er ~besauet, inbists.
iulS, tunofA bsris us mso ~betposlis 6or.
niue, iaa ban bar iOritaaet at sj0re i'm
SnbEpoelle sialoenbe ~liseuuerior "Sors
ten. San bar enbos Opnaaet al Sui
tanen, at bet ameritanfe 9ibelielfabs
8ibel ital funne uobsles / 9prtiet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-28
,Papillon (Clarke's extract Of
fax Skin Cure aioroe oct.

5orrise 8inter pluseoes ies at en-
Bulb paa Salien. Seq furisste gbers
Niobel, % peo at bolbe be ansrebne
Dele iustise meo Skin Cure bleu lea
oloeles belbrebet. Smerterne, Saars
beben % SnHamatiunen foripanbt fulbs
ftanbis % burtis. unbertesnst: 8al.
lace 6. Be @olf. Salses for 81 pr.
Slate bos 6. s. @eiier, DEBORAH, ga,
ener ienoes ooeralt ueo M~obtaaelien al
griien. Papillon Company,
az Chicago, Ill.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-28
Gn amcrifanif Seoe.

SOoerne er ct m1rfelist 5ulteIarb
be eier intet esentlist 6abrelanb, men
til Sjeusjalc eier be abIfiIist Qnbei
fremfOr mango Gnors, nemlis ct marte.
list Sprcstalent, en- raft Spfattelie ua
iier ct mertelist Gnles for Sunbel. s
be Jorenebe Stater bar Der til fine 81.
Der peret en- itarf Intipatbi mob benz
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-28

iaaleoes at De I.
gr. i2isbeo neb
&esre er blepst
nestet Iosans til
fgrite alasies
Soteaer, men b.
bar aaereoe bun
BET ct iaa fuit
5cbiaite Der i
2anbet, at 81
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-28

li9ebolpe 6reoen.
Stalien bar en-
tor Statsmanb /
Spioien Tor fine
Qffarer, en-
Wano, bpis NHz
itaelier er oemu.
tratilte, iom De
altio bar paret,
men life er ban
Ito9en 9emaeo9,
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-28
Staliems iorhe Wano.

aongerisst 3tatisu bar paret beloI9
til at finbe fine Statsm1no; llSe'ra
1870 bar be pRret flOse os be5aoeoe,
% berfor bar osiaa &i9et ItaSis uoplllet
ia / en- belbig &etnins. 2anoets Nrrle
er SCR. 5 / RRtfen al be itSrre trissopss
tioe Nntipner, msosns oets 5iddoe tltt
ouer9naes al Guslanos % 6rantrises.
.Stalienerne er naturli9pts ltolte al ut
Qanbs Iripiel poa oisie forbolospis Taa
aar, t builfe Stalieu bar bsltadet lon'
& onseri9e. Eli benz, Tom Tiger, at Der
bar paret last aft Tor me8at Stno paa
u~iieniiu os oefeniiu Siprfe, ioarsr De
meo Oper6episning, at be l@ociale 5reH1s
Itrio, bar ipnret iii 9anoets Soren
Militaritprte, Og en- beloi9,lloUiilins al
Sanoelsrsrellen oil mart brtn8e ben
uu9e Stats 5inantier paa en- beore SOB,
END be MI er. 8 lilialoe al en- euros
paiit 8ris uiloe 9tnliens Snteresler
p9re paa tpif os siterrigif ungarI I S,oe,
oe 8epiofbeoen berom tiener til at pees
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-28

Der 9ioier ben enc 8llsie MeHreifer Up
,rtob ben dnben.
Sans 8Olitit er bere9net pdn Of trent
bi3lpe ole Rlasier til 6rentme al belle
g}ationens Sef. Ser Staten Omiorme'
oes iii Ell Selitat, bar bun rabital p9 en-
8eoplutiOniit, men MI saar ulbdns 9ra8s
ten ub pad pna 9rurbld9et al Gnitntss
Stpret at opbpgse n Statsma9t, Itor
meb 6enipu til Oplpsnins, Gpoer cS
Gatriptisme Dos Sefoltninser, c9 meg
tis ps reipetteret l~iseooerior De andre
Master,
s De 9antle uubertrpttelie ns Gage
bar ban Grofuratur 9teapel, men oenne
i'm Sitting opsao ban p9 beltps / at
umitprte aouseriset "Sesse Sicilier".
Senere tps ban attio Gel / IOritjeGise
Opitanbe, men Nlt gift ubelbist os mis-
~iurnsiet began ban fig til Gruntrise,
bpurira ban urbeibebe for lit unoertrptte
Sabrelanb. s 1S59-1S60 beltOs ban
iammsn meb @aribalbi / ben npe os
bsfbise ~iicilianite &epolution. "a ga
lermp bar bieuen fri, isnotes ban Der
fra til ben lopsivenoe 5oriamlins, bpor
ban mart uomarfspe Jig iom ben opss
tisite Statsmanb, os fra ben lib al bar
bans WaSt ps Stor6eo altio ppret. Nu
itaar ban SHE ON Sioe meb guropns
fsrite statsmanb os er Song Subertoa
fsrlte &aaosioer.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-08-30
Taylorsvilic All Right.

A Harrison and Morton Club of fifty
members was organized at Taylorsville
last Tuesday evening amid the greatest
enthusiasm of those present, and the
number present was unexpectedly large.
The school.house where the meeting
was held was packed full, yet the best
OF order prevailed, although nearly three
hundred people were jalned together in
one school.housc. Mr.. Lee Kay was
chosen President of the club. The
meeting was addressed by Messrs. Car.
son and Garrett, Of Hillsboro. Hills
boro also furnished the music, by it's
Glee club. The people Of Taylorsville,
who were in attendance, were richly re-
paid for their presence, both in the
speeches made and the music furnished.
After the, meeting was over the speakers
and the Glee Club were royalty enter.
tanned at the residence OF Rev. Gum.
Minis, who with his estimable lady,
possesses the rare quality Of making every
one feel comfortable and happy.
To say that the meeting was success
is putting 1t very mildly, and il the in.
terest and enthusiasm manifested mt Tay.
lorsville is to be taken as an indication
of the spirit and feeling OF the coming
campaign, the result in Highland county
will be perfect ground.swell.
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Probate Court.

A. P. Pushee, guardian OF the estate
OF Roxy and Clara Redding, filed inven.
tory.
David Jackson, administrator OF the
estate OF Mary Grabill, fled first and
final account.
Emile Parrott, executrix OF the es.
tate Of Charles F. Parrot, fled second
account.
Albert T. Moon, administrator OF the
estate of 7. l.. Beard, filed inventory
and appraisemcnt.
James 9. West, administrator of the
estate Of John j. B. Maddox, filed bill
OF sale of personal property.
Emma beaverton, guardian of Fred
and Annie beaverton, filed inventory.
John H. Guthrie, guardian Of the es-
tate Of Louie Hardy, filed second and
final account.
Will of John G. Brown filed.
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The M. e. Church.

Rev. DR.. Runyan, the Presiding Elder,
will preach next Sunday morning,
An entirely new and suggestive mis-
sionary exercise will be rendered by the
Sunday School in the evening. It is
entitled "The Building and Launching
OF the Missionary Ship. Friends of the
school and the cause are invited to be
present.
The pastor, Rev. d. w. Clark, is In
Cincinnati engaged in the preparation
OF an address to be delivered at the Gen.
tennial at Columbus next month. He
will return before the close OF the week.
The cadet corps Is success and a
great pleasure to the little people who
have joined II
prs. Runyan and Clark will leave next
Tuesday foF the Dqpferenpe TO he held
at Jamestowl, Ohio.
Persons Indebted 10 tho benevolent
collections should make Immediate
payment 70 papt. Hiestand.
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NEW LEXINGTON.
August 9th, 1888.

August ZTth, 1883.
Mr.. Newt Barrett and sister, Miss
Eta, OF Barrett's Mills, were guests OF
Prof. Barrett last Sunday.
Misses Amanda Haynes and Minnie
Brackney, OF Wilmington, are the guests
OF Jessie Horseman this week.
r. o. Adams, Boyd Swanger, James
Swanger, Cyrus Elwood, james Ursell,
Chas. McCue and Tom swanger, m I'M.
bers OF Co. H., 18th Regiment, leave for
Columbus to-day to go into camp.
DR.. Trisler is visiting his father and
mother in Clermont county this week.
Miss Jessie Horseman gave pleasant
social at her home last Thursday night.
A good time was reported by all present,
The Lexington "Reds" went over to
Washington on Wednesday OF last week
aud done up the Washington club to the
tune OF 80 to 4. Who says the Lexing.
toms can't play ball
Miss Hattie Duff is visiting friends
near Strasburg this week.
Robert Finley, OF Burtonville, was the
guest of friends here last week.
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ALLENSBURG.
August 9th, 1888

August 9th, 1883,
Master Jake and Emet Stroup, OF Price
town, were visiting at the residence of
Mr.. Absalom Tedrick last week.
Mr.. John stroup and family, of Nevin,
were visiting friends and relatives near
here Friday.
Rev. Brooks, OF Green Bush, preached
at the @. U. Church Sunday.
The Misses Cora Teboe, Rosa and Ida
Smith and Mr.. Ed. Tedrick, OF this
place were visiting their old acquaint-
ances, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Foust, OF
Buford, Sunday.
Messers Ellsworth and Frank Teboo
were in Fayetteville Thursday,
Mr.. Ed. Duncan attended the show at
Lynchburg Saturday night.
Rev. Crawford, of Mt. Olive, will
preach at the Christian Church at South
Liberty Saturday evening, Sunday
morning at 1880 and also Sunday
evening,
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OBITUARY..

Matilda Jane Mcclure was born in
Virginia, June 9th, 1Si9, and moved
to Ohio with her parents in 1884. Her
maiden name was Moore. She was mar
ried to Joseph Mcclure July 4th, 1872.
She died August 22d, 1883, aged 80 years,
months and 10 days. She Joined the
Friends Church about six years ago
and was faithful member Of the same.
She was taken sick about year ago and
suffered severely throughout her whole
sickness. She leaves bereaved hus-
band and four children to mourn her
loss. She was kind and loving wife
and a devoted and affectionate mother.
The bereaved family have the sympathy
OF the whole community. Her funeral
was preached in the Friends Church by
Rev. H. d. Greene and her remains
were inferred in the Dunkard cemetery,
south Of town.
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Alexander Morrison Edwards was
born in the State Of Maryland, Novem-
Der 18th, 1854, moved to Ohio with his
parents in May, 1857, died in Knoxville,
Tenn, August Gath, 1883, aged "a years.
He was the fifth in a family Of ten child.
rem, seven sons and three daughters.
He was married to Susan Moon, October
LIST, 1879, with whom he lived happily
for nearly nine years. The fruit OF their
union was one daughter and one son.
He was loving and dutiful son and
brother, a kind and affectionate husband
and father. He joined the M. f..
Church about ten months ago and was
always faithful in his attendance OF the
means Of grace when health permitted.
When disease had so far done its work
that left but little hopes of his recovery,
his wife asked him "is all well"? he an
swered "All is we'll. trust oil to the
Savior" Nobly and bravely he was fight.
ing the battle Of life, and with bright
prospects and being young in years, he
locked forward with bright hopes for
the future. But God in his wisdom,
called him home from works to reward
him, and in the hands OF the Savior,
whom he trusted, we leave him, and to
Him who has declared himself the God
of the widow and of the fatherless, we
commit his loved ones. The funeral
was held in the NJ. E. Church, Monday,
August 9th. by Rev. Conger, of New
Vienna, and his remains were inferred
in the Lexington cemetery,
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DODSON VILE.
August 9th, 1888.

August 9th, 1888.
Miss Minnie Lear, of st. Martins, was
the guest of S. NJ. Thompson last week,
Miss Ruth Curless, OF Fayetteville, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. John Orebaugh, who has been
sick for sometime, is convalescent.
Mr.. Lewis Gibler, OF Farview, has
been the guest of Philip Wilkins the
past week.
Mr.. Michael Kennedy and lady, who
have been visiting at James McCloy's for
several weeks, have returned to their
home in Exeter, Mass,
William Brascy and family, of Mt.
Oreb, were the guest OF friends here last
week.
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A Son Of Highland Recognized.

Mr.. Fenton Gall, q respected and eff
cient member Of the Board OF Examiners
for Highland county, has succeeded to
the management of the North Liberty
Academy and Normal School. This is
but a just recognition OF tho ability OF
Mr.. Gall as an instructor, and the Board
OF Control of the Academy have made
no mistake in this selection. It is graf.
flying at any time to see an intelligent
and ambitious young man succeed; but
it is doubly SO when one who is fully
equipped as to education, combining 80
eial and moral qualities and general
favorits, succeeds. Mr.. Gall carries the
warmest regards OF his Highland county
friends with him.
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J. Minor Williams left last Tuesday
for his Aeld Of labor. Minor goes TO
instruct the youth Of Mt. Sterling, Ohio.
Mr.. Minor Williams Is very weR known
70 the teachers, and the public generally
Of Highland county. He served very
acceptably a. member of the board oi
examiners Of Highland county, and II
may be safely predicted that Minor viii
net I'LL short Of the expectations Of hia
frispds He lasves mspy friends IN
Hlghland county Who ~ hin wy.
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S0ciety's Disease.

The news is offered the reading public
that Mrs. Langtry, of notorious charac-
ter, is at present trying to obtain a di-
vorce in the California courts. The pub
lie will not be surprised at this informa-
ton. She has already violated every
rule Of propriety and deoency in refer
ence to her marriage VOWS, and it would
be thought she has also broken all rules
Of society. But before a conclusion of
this kind is formed we should carefully
look at the workings of society. I'm the
use Of the term society" the select
class, who consider themselves as au-
thority on rules and conduct, are not
referred to, but the great body of the
community Now, it should be admit
ted that a very large majority Of the
community will say that the conduct of
such women as Mrs. Langtry with her
dude Freddie Is outrageous. This will
be the sentiment. But what Of the prac.
tice? The public is again furnished the
information that Mrs. Langtry and Fred.
die spent the summer at Long Branch
in a handsome cottage, and that their
visitors were titled ladies from abroad,
and fashionable youths from New York.
Thus 1t Is to be seen that this debauched
pair did not live in seclusion, and while
it is said that the fragrant conduct OF
such lewd men and women Is outrage
Gus, the question should be seriously
asked, Is the public conscience outraged :?
We conclude that it is, but to a very
large degree in sentiment only. The
public conscience is very elastic and
unreliable quantity. Its judgments are
not uniform, and may be said to differ
In regard to different classes. Yes, even
more, as between the sexes there Is a
discrimination as to its findings.
How does the public conscience dis.
criminate between the man and the
woman who are lewd in their habits
The unfortunate woman who loses her
virtue, although she may have been
more sinned against than shining, for.
ever farfeits her right to a respectable
place In society by this discriminating
judge, whereas her more fortunate part
ner in the same crime is received back
into his former position, because he ia
1--WE will not say many Of the different
sex; and what is tenfold more signitl.
cant, men by the scoro who are known
libertines never forfeit their position In
society. This condition OF things can
only be accounted for on the grounds
that the public conscience is terribly
diseased. More; it is dangerously dis.
eased, and calls for speedy remedies
While this condition OF things il to be
deplored as existing In society, and that
very radical remedies will be necessary
to awaken the public conscience, yet 90.
ciety's diseases are durable, and the OBJ
server Of the malady should not be de.
TERED from boldly pointing out the
source from which the wrong originates
The opinion OF society In reference ts
lewdness, and its discrimination a. be
tween different individuals, is merely re-
ferred TO TO illustrate other errors "a desp
ly seated a. the above, and which art
being noticed by different easeciaAionI
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Mr.. James Wright, weighmaster at
the depot scales, died last Monday after
noon after sickness Of several weeks.
Mr.. Wright had been convalescing two
weeks ago, but took relapse and grad
ually grew worse until death relieved
him from his sufferings. Mr.. Wright
was member Of the Sons of Veterans
and was respected in that order. His
stricken parents have the sympathy OF
the entire community, this being the
second grown son they have been called
on to bury in q short time. The re-
mains were taken to Buford for inter-
ment ON Wednesday, the 30th. The
funeral services we're conducted by Rev.
Ruble OF the Disciples Church.
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DIR. Clark,s Advancement.

Rev. Lucien Clark, former pastor Of
the M. E. Church OF Hillsboro, has &C.
cepted the position Of assistant editor Of
the American Christian Advocate. The
paper is published in New York, and
the salary is said to be $500 year.
The above notice was given in the Gin.
cinnati En0utrer,
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FOLSOM,
August 2sth, 1888.

Shannon 4 Scale commenced to in.
voice their goods yesterday.
Rev. Newcome, OF Loudon, will fill
the pulpit at this place on the ninth of
next month at o'clock,
The ladies will give basket supper at
Union next Saturday night for the bene-
fit OF tho church. Come one, como all.
G. p, Bethel preached his farewell SER
mon at this place last Sunday at three
o'clock.
On the sick list-Miss Mary Mccoy,
with fever, I. +. shannon, general dcbil-
w. Mrs. Q. a. Miller, measles,
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Mr.. Francis Meharry, of Paxton, ILL.,,
in company with some Of his relatives Of
this place, drove out TO the Fair Grounds
to hear the colored brethren. In the
company were two grandfathers, one
grandmother, one great grandmother
and one granddaughter. Tho names of
these relatives are Col. Glenn and wife,
Grace, daughter of Mr.. Frank Glenn,
Mrs. Geo. Ambrose and Mr.. Francis
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Church Dedication.

The Christian Church at Danville will
be dedicated Sunday, September 16, j.
d. Houston and others officiating. Fol-
lowing is the order Of exercises: 10 q.
M, dedicatory sermon; IL m, dinner; 2
and 7 p. m, preaching. Services during
the week. to which all are invited to at
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Tim ely Aid.

Pensions secured by A. d. Virgins.
w. VanPelt, w. L. Doughty, J. T. Fora
ker, Geo. w. sapp, H. Burris, Lewis
Strakton, G. w. Rains, w. Harshbarger,
Charles West, Bennett Frost. Increase
"A. Stults, Daniel Snider, A. M. Collins,
Sam January, w. A. Fenner, M. Leonard,
Reuben Swonger. Re.issue-Joseph
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Buckeye Square Bone and
Ohio Seed Maker always on
top. They live and move on
their merits. Drummers are
only paid to talk; never mind
them. Don't give yourself
away before seeing
JAMES REECE.
NV. Cor. Main & West SITS.