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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-08-16
Highland Boy to the Front.

Mr.. 4. L. Barrett, Of the Barrett Pub
fishing House, OF Dayton, has just pub
lished new book for Clerks of Court,
which is one Of the most useful and con.
venient ever published, A man who is
not acquainted with the duties Of max
ing the annual report required to be
made by Clerks of Count, can, with the
assistance OF this book, make 1t In few
moments, while by tho old way 1t re-
quired weeks. The plan OF tho book
was conceived and made for Barrett by
J. A. Shannon, Deputy Clerk. Mr..
Shannon has proven himself to be one
OF the most efficient Deputy Clerks High
land county ever had. He has the run
ming OF the Office down to such a fine
point that he can manage the business
With ease to himself and convenience to
all who have occasion to visit the Clerks
Offica
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Death Of Hon. Jacob T. Pugsley.

Jacob T. Pugsley died at his residence
in Oakley, near Cincinnati, Saturday
August l1th, in the eighty.flfth year of
his age. Mr.. Pugsley was father OF cur
Representative to Congress, Hon. j. j.
Pugsley, OF Hillsboro, o. Mr.. Pugsley
was Representative In the Ohio Legis-
lature in years gone by, when Highland
and Fsyette counties we're represented
by one member OF that body.
Mr.. Pugsley was one Of the ten men
selected by the Governor of Ohio to in
quire into and report as to the establish.
ment and utility Of the fairs. He was
also member OF a select committee of
three OF this same body of ten men ap-
pointed by the Governor. 10 that to
MIR. Pugsley's effort and judgment, the
establishment OF County Fairs in Ohio
is largely due. Mr.. Jacob 7. Pugsley
was an unclc of our former townsman,
Mr.. Benjamin Pugsley, and also OF Mr..
Pugsley, OF New Vienna, lately deceased.
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Death Takes No Denial.

The whole community was greatly
shocked last Saturday, when the news
was passed from lip to lip that DR.. Enos
Holmes had dropped dead at his Office.
The DR.. was highly respected citizen,
and stood high in his profession. A
short account OF DR.. Enos Holmes as
citizen and physician, prepared by Mr.,
q. II. Collins, an esteemed friend OF the
Dr.'s, will be found in another column.
The body Of DR.. Holmes was removed
to the establishment OF Holmes Bros,
and Mr.. Lewis Holmes prepared the re-
mains for interment,
The funeral service took place from the
residence OF Mrs, Chas. Harsha, the
daughter OF Dr.. u. Holmes, who has
been confined to her room for some
weeks past by severe sickness. The fun.
eral services were conducted by Rev. d.
w. Clark, assisted by Rev. Lane, an old
friend Of the Dr,'s. A memorial Of the
departed, which paid just and tender
tribute TO the father, In oil his family
relations, was read by his son, Rev. u.
Il. Holmes. The Highland County
Medical Society attended In body and
oiliciatsd - pail beavers. The high es.
tssm In which the DR.. was held, was
evidenced BY tho great number Of
friends and acQuaintances, who on Tues
Day paid thsir lat repscts 70 the deceas'
~ iognlns one pi ths lAygPpt s)ppsFA|
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Nine Pounds of Turnip.

Ask Joe Greenfield about the whole
matter. Somewhere in Washington
township (south side of course), Joe
Greenfield has succeeded in raising two
turnips which weigh nine pounds. Joe
is a good joker, but this is no joke, for
he carried the bona Jfde articles into the
News HERALD office. The whole forco
were much pleased over tho appearances
Of the turnips, even the devil, thinking
how very toothsome the turnips were.
But imagine the disappointment of all
the hands when Joe deliberately walked
down stairs carrying the turnips with
him out to the fair.
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DR.. Isaac Grovey Express Train.

On last Thursday as DR.. Groves limit
ed express was approaching High street
crossing, his roadster became demoral-
lied, siezed the bit and flew the track,
running into the wagon Of Mr.. William
Euverard, which was standing in front
OF Ellifritz's store. Mr.. Euverard's wag-
on, which contained Mrs. Euverard and
two children, was upset, one child sus-
tanning slight bruise on the temple, the
other occupants Of the wagon escaping
unhurt. The Doctor and his charger
stood the shock remarkably well. His
reliable sidebar was shattered in one OF
its shafts, but little twine applied to
the shaft and an additional piece to the
chargers tail enabled the Doctor to pro.
ceed on his way rejoicing.
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Teachers Institute.

August has again rolled around with
its warm, hazy skies and cool evenings,
bringing with it the usual number of
"Katy.did" songsters to I'LL the night
with music and remind the wielders OF
birchen-wands that the days of vacation
are almost over, and that tho time Is not
distant when they again pose as targets
for all the "slings and arrows OF outrage.
Gus torture"
Along with the garnered grain and
ripened fruits which this gracious month
bestows, comes week which the High.
land county teachers look forward to
and dream about until it arrives, and
after It's last day has foated out OF sight
on the ebb-tide of the past, they look
backward until its memories are forgot
ten in the anticipation of a future Insti.
tute.
On Monday, August 18th, the II. G. 7.
!. convened at the Conservatory. Ped
agogues, whose faces are we'll written
pages, others who are just beginning to
realize that life has deepe, joys than
mud pies can evoke, and greater griefs
than broken playthings can summon,
are seated promiscuously in the pleasant
chapel whose mute walls are eloquent in
their silence, telling OF scenes as busy
and faces as happy in times agone.
At 1890 a. m. President Richards call
ed the Association to order, and Prot
Ferguson conducted the opening exer.
cises. After the reading of the Scripture
lesson, "Wonderiul Words of Life" wa
selected as the first song of the session
and after prayer the Institute proceeded
to the first lesson Of the day.
However, before the lesson in Physi
ology, in the absence OF Miss Jennie
Bostright, Miss Gertrude Jones was ap
pointed Secretary pro TEN. Prof. Smith
then began the instruction OF the flrs
class, and the lifeless 'hones" that pre-
sent such an uninteresting appearance
to the ordinary pupil seemed to partakt
of the animation which the enthusiastic
teacher and GLASS evinoed, The time fol
recitation was limited on account OF mo-
being able to begin at the time announc
ed in the programme, and the anatomy
and physiology of the bones OF the hea,
cnly were discussed. The President thel
announced that the instructors had con
cluded to change the order OF arrange
ment of geography and arithmetic.
Prof. Gall then rcan an excellent ps
per on the "History OF Arithmetic"
Mr.. A. u. Blair, in behalf Of the Exec
utive Committee, announced that afte
> due deliberation they had decided to q
a price ON enrolment, TO enable th
committee to meet the expenses incul
red, and now the teachers, sad or happ
n the Case may be, And that "proGress
means "chapge,1 at the exorbitant RAT
of Atty ceats per head. Institute nov
RdjoNrned 70 meet ut 1870 p. m.
Il Afternoon session was opened with Z
Iinstrumental number excsllently rende
- BY Mr.. James Wildly. THU Vaa Il
Ssd by - sSss|lRsk pePex - ''E's|
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The preliminary hearing OF the case
against Marion Britton, charged with
shooting with intent to kill, has been
continued the third time by mutual con-
sent OF all parties. The time nowset for
tho hearing OF the case is the seth day
OF August. Brit.on ID still confined In
Jail. The amount Of his bond was placed
at $4,000, but 80 far he has made no
effort to give bond. Brown. the victim
OF his desperate act, still fingers between
life and death.
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Buckeye Square Bone and
Ohio Seed Maker always on
top They live and move on
their merits. DrummerA are
only paid to talk; never mind
them. Don't give yourself
away before seeing
JAMES REECE.
NV. Cor. Main & West SITS.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer Of Sunday,
August 18th, gave brief notice OF the
sickness OF Mrs. w. s. Mcclellan, wife
OF W. Scott Nice Clellan, formerly OF Hills
boro and conductor on the O., w. 4 B.
II. r. The issue Of tho same paper OF
Monday reports her death. They have
been residents of Jacksonville, Florida,
for some time past. Many friends in
Hillsboro extend their sympathy to
Scott, in this hour Of trial and sad
bereavement TO him.
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Sudden Death.

Mr.. Joseph Julian, OF Milford, o., who
has been employed in Mr.. Oonk's tailor
shop, was found in his room stricken
with paralysis Of the brain. He did not
appear at his place Of labor Tuesday
morning and upon inquiry he was
found in his room at the Kramer House
in the condition above mentioned. Mr..
Julian IL man Of perhaps 65 years of
age, and has family in Milford, who
have been notified OF his hopeless condi-
ton.
LATER.-Mr. Julian died about four
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-08-16

Why waste dollar whom you can
save 1T Do you want to save money in
buying your goodsP Ifyou do. then 60
to the Bee Hive Store. They are only
buying goods that can be bought ut less
than their true value, and ior::cash only.
They throw out the biggest bargains
ever offered
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-08-16

Squire Maddox's Court was in session
last Monday afternoon hearing . case Of
assault and battery charged against Benz.
Lawson, Of Penn township. Ben met
Billy Garnett somewhat under the
'fiuence" and said 70. Billy intimated
that there should be mo- side semarks,
and inyited Ben 70 settle u on terra.
.0rdso nllly suffered : slight confusion
~ y heod "a ~ Hquiro veQueeted
r. S6 AZ I - m ~ pvtvllio a
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Boots. Shoes, Hats. Overalls, Shirts,
Hosiery, Umbrellas, &C., &c.. at the Bee
Hive Store at much less than their value,
Don't pass them by, but 60 in and sec
them, they are big bargains.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-08-16

Gentlemen attending the G. A. r. En-
campment or Centennial at Columbus,
either singly or in numbers, can secure
comfortable lodging by addressing either
VIM. 7. Mcclure or E. N. Higgins
Atty's Columbus, O.
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The Greenfield Eaterprise Of last week
cast reflection on party from Hills
boro, supposed to be the party from the,
Conservatory which was At the Point.
The boys are represented as borrowing
qj,eQp optO the regular order Of such .
k1sheno(loe. The ladies we're indignant
ovev w. troetasQ9 - ~ hQsss aud
.basey. nd the h6ohsHd ~ ~ tle
ledlss y voving vsn0slupe " ~
Eenlp1lts. Coma o DoO. II The hi61 ~
,lloy they should hsvs ~ luli bensc>
\ sz'|l y Z 4 4! y " !! teni. !! 6
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-08-16

DR.. Glenn has removed his Office to
No. 20 North High, opposite rooms now
occupied by DR.. II. M. Brown, with
whom he has formed partnership, as
will be seen by the professional card
elsewhere,
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Highland County,s Fair.

NtBuI0uu COuuty's ruiTs
The Highland County Fair of 1888, is
numbered with the things that were.
No report from the management leaves
1t as a conjecture as TO the success or
failure. But judging from the number
in attendance on Thursday and Friday,
II certainly seemed success. The
weather was that The most faslidious
could desire for pleasure and comfort.
No dust; no oppressive heat no dis
tressing Incidents; no drunks or dis.
orderly conduct; nothing to mar the
pleasure Of the pleasure.seekers. The
attractions OF the fair were up to the
average in nearly every department. 1t
might be said that less than the usual
display was made in the Agricultural
department. Fewer swine than are
sometimes seen at our fairs perhaps.
But with these two exceptions the differ.
ent departments were well filed with
exhibits.
The sheep department was very well
filed, both to number and quality, at
least to any Of our former fairs. The
department in which the most noticea-
bic advance has been was the horse de.
partment. It does not require an ex.
pert TO understand that Highland county
has improved her stock Of horses, when
he looks on such an exhibit as was on
the Fair Grounds last week, and what is
still more gratifying is tho fact the
horses strictly belonged to Highland
county.
The attractions in the speed ring were
very good. We say attractions for there
were more than ono. The appearance
and quality OF the steppers was very
good, as to their swiftness, the record
bears witness. Nellie Burke's horses
and greyhounds, when in the ring, al
ways created ripple of excitement, but
for a general hello, the ponies took the
cake every time. Here II might be wise
to say that the sport with the ponies
was not without danger to the small
boys who were eager to do the riding.
The display in Floral Hall was very
good, and some of it very fine. 1t would
require too much space to give adetailed
account of the exhibits or exhibitors.
Some OF the displays in the line of fruits
and vegetables were really fine. The dis.
play in flowers, both as to pot and cut
flowers, was very pleasing to the eye,
some OF the designs in cutflowers show.
ing very fine taste, both as to design
and arrangement of colors. Fancy needle
work and painting should be mentioned
as some of the things calculated to graft
fy the visitor. Buggies, carriages and
harness of fine finish and substantial
material occupied place in the hall
The appearance and quality OF musica
instruments occupying places in thu
hall should not be overlooked. Mr.
George Wise had a nice piece of furni
ture as well as q fine instrument in th'
organ exhibit. South Salem, in regart
to the boys sent over to discourse music
must not be forgotten.
The music OF the South Salem Ban,
was one of the pleasing attractions of tn
fair. The desire is freely expressed tina
when the Highland County Eair is he'll
next year that tho South Salem Band b
invited to furnish the music. The Ma
Hill Band was also on the grounds, wit
a promise unfulalled from the Lynch
burg Band.
Below we give the score OF the race
for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
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Hoeing in the Garden.

II was David Guisleman who did the
hooing and as q result Of his industry
the NEws.HERALD is weighed down with
q 10 lb. cabbage, s lb beet and beauti-
full vegetable peaches. Come and see
them.
Next.
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Tho fifteenth annual exhibit OF the
Sabina Fair Co. will be held ON August
Goth, 2lst, 22d, 23rd and cath. The ind.
ications are that 1t will surpass all
former exhibits. Make your arHange'
ments to attend.
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Miss Mary Dudley, Of Falmouth, KY,
in company with w. w. Marvin, and
his sister, Miss Mary Marvin, the latter
two brother-in.law and sister-in.law Of
Mr.. John Dean, are spending a few
weeks In Hillsboro, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Dean.
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Lost--A black shawl was lost on the
Cincinnati pike between here and Fair
view three weeks ago last Sunday. A
reward will be paid II left at National
Hotel, F. Schermer, proprietor.
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: The body of Mr.. Jos. Julian, who died
at the Kramer House Tuesday afternoon,
was placed on the cars OF the c., W. 4 b.
r. r. Wednesday morning to be taken
to his home at; Milford, o.
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Hon. j. J. Pugslcy is in Hillsboro for
few days only. Mr.. Pugsley was called
home on account of the death OF his
father, which occurred last Saturday at
Oakley, near Cincinnati.
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Mr.. Thomas Thompson, vice president
OF the Ripley Agriculture Association,
accompanied by Master Frank Boyd, OF
Ripley, were in attendance at the fair
last week, and guests Of Mrs. George
Fuller.
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DR.. Tappin, OF Mount Pleasant, Iowa,
occupied the pulpit at the Presbyterian
Church last Sunday. His is visiting his
inother.in.law and aunt, Mrs. and Miss
Grand. Girard, OF East Main Street.
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Dick Brown, Charles Easton and Burt
Harwood, in company with number of
pleasure seekers, went to the caves last
Tuesday.
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Misses Sadie G. Weeks, Of Cincinnati,
and Emma and Eta Wiles, Of Cummins'
vile, are the guests OF Hillsboro friends
and relatives.
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Miss Margaret Collord, Of Cincinnati,
and teacher at the Hillsboro Female
College last year, is guest at the resi-
dence of Mr.. V. II. Mule.
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Mr.. Ed. Higgins, Of Columbus, Ohio,
and now partner of the Attorney
General, Mr.. Watson, was in attendance
at the fair. lie left for Columbus last
Tuesday.
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Mrs. VIM. Mcclure, of Columbus, who
has been spending n few weeks visiting
the parents OF her husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Mcclure, returned to her
home last Monday,
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Miss Lille Bowers, who has been the
guest OF relatives in this city for several
weeks, returned to her homo in Xenia,
O., last Monday afternoon.
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Mr.. Benz. Conard, who has been absent
for some time visiting relatives and
friends in the South and West, expects
10 pay short visit to his old home and
friends IL. Hillsboro next week.
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Misses Ida w. Barks and Daisy l.
Edenfeld, of Frankfort, O., and Master
w. A. Bennett, of Cincinnati, are guests
at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ben
matt
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Mr.. Frank Haynie and wife left for
their home in Cincinnati last Saturday
after spending some time visiting Mrs.
Haynie's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
w. Patterson. -tH
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Rev. d. w. Clark, pastor OF the NJ. E.
Chuch, is absent rusticating for few
days at the Adams, County Mineral
Spriuuo
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Mr.. Geo. Taylor, OF Chillicothe, nephew
of Mrs. w. A. Morrow, left for his home
last Monday after months visit at the
residence OF Mr.. w. A. Morrow.
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DR.. w. J. McSurely and family are ex-
pected home this week from their vaca-
ton, which has been spent at Chautau-
QUA
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Another big bill Of bankrupt goods
Just received at the Bee Hive Store at
25 per cent. less than they can be bought
in any market.
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Misses Anna Schuler and Lena Lauter,
Of Portsmouth,, are guests at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Frank Morgan, West Wal.
nut street.
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DR.. Tappin and daughter, Della, Of Mt.
Pleasant, Iowa, are visiting his mother
in.law, Mrs. Gran0 Girard, Of this place.
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Mrs. Frank Jones, nee Miss Marie
CLANCY, Of Indianapolis, Ind, is visiting
hor parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chaney.
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Miss Maggie Barbert, Of Mount Ster-
ling, KY, who has been visiting Mrs.
Sullivan the past week, left last Monday
vnnrniuu
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Mr.. A. z. Evans and wife, Of Mont.
gomery City, Mo-, are visiting their rela-
tives in Hillsboro and vicinity. i.
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Miss Jennie Erwin and Miss Ollie
Welshimer, Of Washington G. H., are
visitors at Mr.. Charles Haynes.
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Mr.. r. ]. Duffey leaves Thursday to
spend the day rusticating among the
verdant fields OF Brush Creek.
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Mrs. Henry Bogen and daughter,
Hattie, Of Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, are
visiting at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
6, T. Evans.
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Mr.. Olin J. Ross addressed the people
Of Manchester last Friday evening on
the issues OF the campaign.
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Mr.. Albert Ford and family leave this
week for Peoria, ILL.,, which place they
expect TO make their home in the future.
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Miss Keppie Stevenson, Of Green's
burg, Indiana, has been visiting friends
in Hillsboro the past week.
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Miss Maggie Corbitt, Of Mt. Sterling,
KY, visited relatives in this city last
week.
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Grand Republic cigars, all long Ha-
vana filler, best on earth, for s cents, at
Shofstall 4 Cos.
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Closing out all summer goods at cost
to make room for very large winter
stock at Rittenhouse's.
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Paint your buggy for 75 cents with
seely Bros coach paint. Sold only by
Garrett Bros.
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Misses Elva Foreman and Jennie Wig
gins visited relatives and friends at
I.ynchburg this week.
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There will be preaching service at the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday by
the pastor.
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Charles Easton and Burt Harwood,
Of Cincinnati, are visiting in Hillsboro
and vicinity.
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Mrs. r. G. Glenn, Of Mound City, Mo-,
10 visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mitchell.
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Mr.. D. A. Miller and family, Of Clarks-
vile, Ohio, we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
v. H. Mule last week.
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Our old smokers are delighted with
the Grand Republic cigars. See Shot.
ata1l 4 Co.
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"a. Morrow, Esq, IL spending few
days In Wheeling, w. Va, and Pittsburg.
Pa.
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Miss Nevs Terrell, Of Lynchburg, ID
visiting friends in this city.
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Did Frank McKeehan 90 off with the
show Report says Frank is stage struck.