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sIcksess 4 i~ncroaslng. Niss 6tella
WhluiaghIll and ne vile % Dr. Line
ERE sulIsring viii typhoid fever. Both
|oe oor Dr.. arc kept bosy.
Everybody and he wife vent 70 Ells-
worth % take In The celebration.
Frank says BE bsd business up The
|Crowdes hollow, end simply asked Miss
10. % ride through mere courtesy, end
Ishinks your correspondent u jumping
- conclusions. He Gays b never rode
10 P0rtessville through The rain % see
Ihis girl. and tried % poIl bic leggings "a
lover HE head amer b got there. ! cant
ssy you did. Frank, but he not common
for : ALLOW 10 have business q . place
ELL week. and have courtesy mixed with
every trip.
Born 20 Granville and Nan. Elkins. I
big boy born 10 r. L. and Rebecca g
L~ashbs0oks, . bigger girl.
Married. on the 18th inst. q TIL
brides fathers, IN HilIhsm, Samuel Kes'
~serson 10 Mas Minnie Byram, and Sam
don't ct on : big rock down Il the road
any more aud wait for Minnie to come
Ito 20 10 church.
Every thing quiet. politically. RumoI
says lawyer simmons has got : cam
paign hat. Well, there b nothing ba(
about that ; be has promised 10 make
lp0litical speech q Ellsworth next 6atur
day night, aud he was afraid people
would NOT know which side OF the ques
tion % wss arguing; hence the pur
Y ZrpPv Coor.
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3.sccIr Cogsr seo9 : ron
Friday % 1uesdsys Judge WeIborn 90
!ag .ene T. the msaniine, ard rsturn-
80 1uoeoay evn1ng- Q adjourned
1no!1y - f1e term Wedneedsy, aIlfhe
oool.eos hev!sg beeo disposed o. Ihese
~. 80 90 my trlol tn1s term, and that
v1ts eJ1sy .! ~ me gra1d Jury -
snrneo - iDolce9enfs. - q then Tor
..sas.sa.esr IL selIo.'eg 2 &c
SoRor1ed:
5000 ~ LII A1elIs petftt Inreeny
eoso.oe1 ; 90 -.
ce.se ~ ~: Scoo.rrsA 1ned
4eo4 - 10pr1sooeo - eooney jul q
Goys-
Se.ec - .soo eenneu; - =. -;
Dulisyy ooe 9o1ng uooer - yearo q go
- peoonso- eoF!9g god oehsvios.
49, - ~ 4eeen ; A. - vten
1n:sot g .@rocr; nd 800, ard -.
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CONFECTIONERY SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
Elizabeth Nicholson, Ct. sl.1 No. sos.
". n Partition

". In Partition.
LuIs Weaver, e. a..
NOTICE q hereby given that, By vir-
IN the OF - Order and Decree or The
Dubois Circuit Court, made q the Sep.
|teObeg term thereof, lass, the undersign-
|ed, Commissioners appointed By ssid
Circuit Court 70 make sole or real estate
IL The above entitled cause, will Offer for
|oaIe ~ public auction. Cd the premises. on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1883,
The following described Sesl-estate,
situate IN Columbia township, Dubois
county, Indiana, tC-wit: The north
half o. the northeast quarter Of Section
No. s., township No. ] north. range
No. 8 west, % acros; the north-We
quarter or aid section 50, 30 sa!d town
ship and range, 100 acres; The south.
east quarter Of The southeast quarter
Of section No. -, IN said township and
range, - acres; The northwest quarter
Of The northwest quarter or section No.
-, ID aid township and range, 20 acres :
|the east-half or The northeast Quarter
|of section No. 81, 10 said townskip and
range (exccpt 0ne scre u The northeast
corner thereby containing ~ acres.
more Or lee the eouth-wost quarter Of
section No. IS, ID said township and
range, 100 acres; also I'll that pasts Or
The South half Of the southeast quarter,
end The n0sth-weet quarter or he south.
east quarter Of aid section Is, n said
|toWnship and range, being ana lying
north o. Cane creek, % = % include I'll
|that part o. both % said tracts - aid
|eoclioo IS lying north Or said Cane
|csoek contsl0ing IS acses, more OF lee,
|ood ceotaiuing - Ill o. The shows dee.
|csioed soal eelste - acros, moso o. lee.
Mech Of ooid rel eetato y covered
with valuable timber.
TERm0 or SALE:-Ono.lourth 81
The purchase money % b paid ID cash
1.-THE residue % three equal payments, q
eight, sixteen and twenty -four monlhs,
deferred paymeoto 20 b secured b
Iooteo, booviDg olx Per ceDt. Interest iron
|date, waving bessGs o. valuall0u laws,
Nth freehold surety - tho approval d
|the CommisoIooeP.
Sale % begjR q 10 O'Clock, a. r..
RILEY BURTON, Commissioners.
J InAyL0a = HUn7nn, Alt,ya
oopt ~ 1oQo-4w.
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NOTICE Il hereby given that. BY virtue
IN Of IN order or the Dubois Circuit
Court, the undersigned, guardian Of The
person and estate Of Daniel B. Sheriff,
John n. Sheriff and Dolly Sheriff,
minor heirs Of ThomO y. Sheriff, de-
ceased, will offer for sale q public auc-
tion. on the premises, en-
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9th, 1859,
The undivided three-fourths parts or The
described real estate. situate 10
Dubois county, Indiana. to-Wit:
Sixty acres on Of the south side OF the
quarter Of Section No. three
|(3h township No. one ~ south, range
No. I've Isl west.
TERMS or SALE:-One-third OF the
|p0rchase money 10 Be paid il cash, the
|reeldDo IN two equal payments, q one
end two years. The purchaser giving
notes for deferred payments, bearing eiz
per cent interest from date, with ap-
proved surety and waving benefit oI
valuation laws.
Sale % begin q one O'Clock ,. n.
LEWIS l. MILLER, Guardian.
TRAYLon 3 HUxrER. Attorneys.
p. Sat the same time and place th(
underlined, Roxy Loveland, will eel
Der interest ID the above described rea
|estste upon the same terms. her interes
therein being the undivided one-fourtl
part thereof.
RoxY LovELAxD.
Sept 21st, 1888 -lw.
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~ sAs Jsspsr Csssss
wedding II High Life.

Il ~ runorod . Iass Sunday morn
|ing, - he pleasant Iit1Ie village o. Ire
|ln1d. shat : uD6diog n High Life
was 20 lnke ploce u The G. p. Church %
That ovening q 2 - O'Clock.
ConseQuGnuy he church 90 6IIed ~
|moee 70 it, ueDost extent before the
Isocond ringing of he bell. The services
Ibegun precisely g z o'clock, and Rev.
IGfll pscocbod q excolIent discourse. yet
he ala not gain the usdividcd attention
Iof ~ coneroGnlfon, - many eyes
|seome1 % b m0go attentive % ne door,
which opened BOW and then, than their
|hsnrts were . ~ word q 60d,-bui
Isnch y life.
At7:1o, howsvsr, shsIr anxious CLAN
Icos were satisGed when the door opened.
|ond ehe handsomo fhco nd symGslFicoI
torn % IT. EagessG Gin. o. ye1sssonvilIe,
|entered, with the eseimablo Miss Ellis
Dilloa 6 bic len They a6vancod 20 lhe
froot, and were followed ~ n. Horace
Kean, and The Beat end accomplished
Mia Minnie Stewart Following those,
wero tbo contracting parIea-Mr
'IGooRo GIN = iotelligent, kisd-hoarted,
!ond rospoctod 90 ~ 2ev. N. y. Gin, 81
|. IIrolasd, ed Misa. Gnce WoS.S the
'Iboondfol, veil known, and accomplish'
led musfc looeher or thfo civ. The
IGroon No. atffred n : full dress suft 81
Ib1ack, while he bride Was dressed ID
|bonutifnl brown oilk , end 70 ~ the
|Ioast o. he co9pla. they formed . bean
|tif1I end happy locking pair.
u Afler the ceremony had bees perform
tied y Rev. n. y. GIL, the bridal party
1'con15ofimx Of Mfooeo EIIo O1IIon- Mn.
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0ktu 6cuOGos
Cool, Cooler, Coolest
The farmers are nearly ell done pIow'
ing Tor wheat IN this community.
The Sabbath School celebration va
we'll attended, b. iolks. both far and
near. and they have the best Wishes q
the Ellsworth folks We be pc they will
|hose another sometime.
wild Bill did 20 to Shiloh. but did moi
make : mash on Beccasusan, he says be
vonld rather mash potatoes than 70
make { mash O Beccasusan-
soms o. our Ellsworth folks attended
d shindig dance down the creek about
|ooo end : half miles from this piacs on
saturday night Ne guess they had :
grand lime We UNDERWOOD some Of
he Young men had . kind Of CT scratch
ing fight amer the dance 20 over, but
" guess there was more Of something
else len On he ground dian there vas
blood
Zippy Coon vas IL town last Saturday.
70 make . mash On some old
|nsid- Never mind, Zippy, she viii b
here next time
Mr.. Edgar Sparks makes frequent
|visiss to the Widow Bcatty's house. All!
Edgar, come = next time before dark,
% you csn keep ont Of The mud boIes-
|Tt takes ron Too long 20 clean your pants
on Monday morning.
Nj. Z. = Ellis still makes frequent
visits % Pnlltight.
thought yoo we're coming to The s.
= ~>1.h-~sso- n~r~~.u~an1 T0na fnaro
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Keep e before the people that We have
drives The republicans 70 the wall b.
nakIngs their caBdidafe take water
bPGbgo Col Uafson-
Keep = before TIE people that e b not
. proeoctive tnriG, bit The uBchaDgesbie
~ % supply md demand that increases
oDd 6ecsenooo woges, and no nan On
onstb e. prove tbo contrary.
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RyOICE = hereby given - ne cItisens Of Portsrs-
IN vile sn1 Eoons township. Dubois county Indiana,
tsaf TIE undsrsfued viii apply % The Eosrd o. County
Cenni.sioness q pabdis Co, = : Special Session
provisions q IN Act. snfitled IAN Act 70 regu-
late ani license u sale % sPifitnous, vinous, and
malt and otAer intouicaing liquors., 70 limit the
repeal ali fomer laws regulating the sale Of intoxicating
liquors. and I'll laws and parts u laws coming In con
1ict With The provisions 81 this act. prescribing pen
aides for IL violssion thereof. and declaring IN emer-
<ency.r passed. By The Legislature Of Indiana n 1875.
sor . license % sell spfrisuoos. vfno1s and malt liquors.
in quantities les than . quart q . time. to be drank on
the premises. for stern o. enc year. The precise loca-
fien where be desires % sell II In . house situated
and being upon he South-wess part q fractional Sec
tion tsenly-one. town one North Of Range i've West.
p , , ro1s. .djoiniag he town Of Portersvils, Dubois
connty. Indiana e.
Sent n. I38I-3w.
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day. OroobeP IT,
rssAs ssl.s = - csrr<r.
DEAn E1n:-Tbe Iodjaaa 0oalo q 8
Unioa ressives - sopposs iron lhe v.si-
|oos one6ay 0eh0ols u ~ 61sfe WITCH
|aro uull.r : hip y - ~ good uork.
~ e~oessi6stIug towards ~ nseessasy
M no..t each sehool q asked =
give, annually. II Only oxEcxxT Tor eecl'
menber thereof Surely %. > cen
we'll decline 10 pay ONE CExr PIN YEAn'
'for she s. 6 cause u she State. The 6rsI
Sunday in October b the dss set sparl
6or me ce<lereios % the pennies. and
EVERY school u oar cQnnty = hereby 70
I0uessed % take The coIloclfoD o. Sunday
iOct. 5lh. aid send the amount 20 III
ondcrsIgnod. Who viii forward Il 20 The
Irreasorer of the State UnIon. a Indian
Iapolia VIII The readen Of this article
Ipleass cur y OUT and show 4 % shs
superintendent or Secretary Of the Sun'
day School nearest you. and urge com
|pliance with the request
hope our coonty will mol b behind
Others ID che State, II the interest !
maniSests IN s. s work. and thse : gen
erous and promps response 10 THE cal
will b made ~ AL OF our Sunda,
schools. Respectfully,
JAs- T. BEAx. Sec'y Co. 8. 8. w.
Address INLAND. I'm.
WIZ WILL o cough when Shiloh
Cure will give immediate relief Pric'
no cfs-. 80 eta. and I %
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SILVER MINE
SALE!
! offer for sale my one-fourth interest Il
the famous
BUCK SHOALS SILVER MINE

DUN OUUUlO 0Jlv6U MINK
situated near Haysville IL Dubois county,
Indiana. The mine has . new HartsfeId
Patent Water Jacket Smelter, capacity
20 tons per day. with furnace. pumps.
steam engine, buildings, and I'll kinds Of
mining tools. The ore 10 . free mining
lore, and lays 90 that each miner car
easily average taking ont five tons per
lday. Coal for smelling IL found in the
Same hills, about 60 feet above the silver
lore. inspection OF the mine and . test Of
1.-The ore 10 invited By any person wishing
Ito buy. Ny fourth interest IL offered il
parts or will be cold as ! whole, to suit
purchasers, and I will give . reasonable
|credit on part ofthe purchase money.
want to sell because ! have . good farm,
and am not . practical miner, and the
mine should have s0me q who under
stands the business to ron Il. The fol-
lowing assays Of the ore have been
April 8, 1ssS--By Prof. ,. N. Hurty
analytical chemist, indianapolis, outcrop
pings, showing o.. 76 per ton.
April 20, 1685--By the same person,
little farther In the hill, $3.50 per ton.
Nov. "A, 16s6-By the same chemist
ga per ton. .
Aug. 90, l887-A ton Of the ore smelt
cd q Newport, KY, b. Mr.. Chss. 4
lHartsfeld. and : bullion test theselroo
made BY DR.. w. Dickore, Ohio Stat
Chemist, Cincinnati, Ohio, showed vain
69l OF. Of silver, and a 10 gold.
Dec. 1887-A test va made Of a
same bullion % above, at the Philsdc|
lphia Mint. which showed Sc o.. Of sflve
and 4-10 o.. OF gold per ton:
The ore can Be mined and smelted {
! total cost OF not exceeding $3.50 70 :
per ton, and with systematic work bul
lion would probably b prepared g
market q . considerable reduction fro1
that average.
Any one desiring to purchase d n
lQuested 10 call on or address
JACOB NEUKAM,
Aug. 81, 1888 On. f~3sysville, Ind.
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w. Dlsyv - -, - onsshR csssrfA
Wha&~saCRAaseris ca f0scassortA
wh-nd - 49, - - - = c.nnda-
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crumuuuA - rGnxi<1-ysnn Z 0rxean-
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SHnon's CoUGH and Consumption
Cure i sold on . guarantee. IL cures
Consumption. 80
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Gerernm-Ccrrl>r1 G.. m.r>cn-
M1u1GnangG>r<rner- uf1su = MyeD-
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FAII,FAX.
September 25th, 1888,

September 25th, 1888.
Lewis CorGin, from the Gopher state,
Is visiting his friends in this Vicinity.
Folsom is on boom, and George
Hopkins is the father Of girl.
Dick Holt and son, OF Berryyille:
moved their traction engine through,
here last Tuesday.
George Williams has hisnew residence,
about ready for occupancy. Milt and
Charles Lewis architects.
Nelson Douglass, from Iowa, was Wis.
iting friends in our village the latter
part Of last week.
Henry J. Webster is now a fixture of
eur village, having moved last week.
Alexander Milburn, of Bowersville, is
now visiting friends in this locality.
Last Tuesday whilst in the school.
room busy with our classes suddenly
came to our ears the cry Of "stop there |
stop there stop thief! Oh, T."
calling my own name). Thinking some
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modelled, which win IA lseGsly 70 ~
slse end appearance. ffyy'
Ellsworth McCoppin, principal Of our
public schools, received / dispatch yes
teriay that his uncle, Harvey Wright.
OF near Lynchburg, diel Sunday night.
Edward Roberts Is teaching In theHu.
lit district, where he hes held the fort
several terms In the past.
DR.. and Mrs. Garrett received q dis.
p Itch yesterday from their son Edward,
informing them that he was in Louis.
Vile, Ky, and would not return to his
Southern home until the yellow fever
epidemic was over.
A very enjoyable soldiers reunion was
held here on Tuesday evening of last
week, among whom we recognised from
other localities Isaac Wickershsm, Of
Iowa, Hiram Kibbey, Of Knoxville,
Tenn, DR.. w. H. Davis, Of Hillsboro,
and J. H. Wickersham. They visited
the home of your correspondent in a
body and in addition to social greetings
gave us a delightful musical serenade
with fife and drum. Long live the boys
that saved the Nation.
Isaac Finch, our genial huckster, has
removed his family from Greenfield to
their farm in this township.
Mrs. James Ferguson, after visit Of
several days with friends here, was
Joined by her husband and returned to
their home in Hillsboro ON Sunday.
A bit Of unpleasantness between John
Lafferty and John Honn and their fam.
| lilies resulted in trial in Squire Fergu.
sons court last week. The costs in the
case were taxed against Mr.. Honn.
1t is currently reported that one ol
our citizens has recently been practicins
with revolver by shooting at neigh
Dor, but we cannot vouch for the truth
OF it.
There is an abundance Of choice win
ter apples in this section.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Andrew W. Dwyer to Addie Suier and
other, Greenfield, lot, 81.
Henry Hook to Edward Eyre, Con.
cord township, 43 acres, 9S poles, S436.123
Thomas ]. Stroup to Frank and
Amanda Stricken, Jacksonville, lot, 1926
J. p. Morrow to Minnie B. Nuzum,
Greenfield, lot, S235.
Milton Toll to Cora Adams, Leesburg
lot, $500.
o. N. Sans, administrator, to Lowe
Emerson, Marshall township, S63 acres
SGlS4a
John \. Davidson to Zacheus A. Kay
Tayl,r-vilo, lot, $3.50.
II, Rhoads to John G. Bayless
Lyn, .Urg. lot, $3.50
Eu. ne Goux to Alfred Goux, Clay
town. ~. II acres, 1921.
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pscts 10 sttsnd The mass meeting e
Taylonville Saturday.
Visitors here from the West are Mrs.
Sonner, from Missouri, David Edgingtop,
from Kansas, Robert Medsker, from
Missouri, A. Doyle, from Kansas, James
Hetherington and wife, from Nebrasks,
and several others. r
]. D. Booth is on the sick list.
Mrs. A. L. Robbins, OF Winchester,
has been visiting her father, 8. B. Long,
OF this place.
The Harrison Club, Of this place, met
on last Wednesday night and Capt. I.
Downey, Of Winchester, gave us quite
an interesting speech.
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one wae murdered or that the treasury
had been robbed We rushed TO the door
and saw an old lady after two gentle
men in buggy, and on making inquiry
% To the cause Of al this excitement
''she said those two rascals had cheated
her out Of seven'y-fve cents in selling
her an apple-peeler, aid that they were
going TO Belfast and must be stopped"
We drew q sigh Of relief and resumed
hearing our recitations.
Mrs. Martha J. Greathouse, Of near
Dayton, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hook, Of near this place.
Mrs. vennie Corbin, OF Kansas, Is
calling on old friends in this locality.
J.A. Fling. accompanied by Miss Lou
Easter, went to Gee the Serpent Mound
sights on Sunday.
Mr.. John Parr, of battle-ground fame,
has left for parts unknown.
G. J. Duncan commenced his school
at Forest Hill last Monday with good
attendance.
Mr.. John Lewis, OF Greene county,
visited hi, father, William Lewis, last
week.
Milt Easter obtained OF the Commits.
sioncrs last week the contract for build
ing new bridge across Buck Run.
Mrs. R. J. Trego delivered an able ser.
mon at Union Chapel last Sunday to q
large and attentive audience.
Rev. Lane filled his first appointment
at our place Sunday at 3 p. m. He is on
able and efficient speaker, and no doubt
will give general satisfaction throughout
the work.
Miss Ola Gray, who has been quite
poorly with fever, is thought to be lit
tie better.
Our mail carrier is going to purchase
new hack for the accommodation o
his many patrons. 1t has been needed
for some time.
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STRINGTOwN.
September %, 1883.

September 20, 1883.
Among the visitors from the West are
Mr.. George Carper, wife and child, Mrs.
Mary ]. Worley and child, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Barrett and family, Mr.. Louis
Ingle, Mr.. William G. Buzzard and Mrs.
Eliza Z. Patton and child.
Mr.. Cyrus Barrett is attending the
Friends yearly meeting at Richmond,
Ind.
Miss Sallie Overman is visiting friends
at Columbus, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. ]. Ewing attended
the Centennial at Cincinnati last week.
Farmers are very busy getting ready
to SOW wheat.
Born-lo Mr.. and Mrs. James Spence
a fine girl.
Miller Worley contemplates building
tenant house.
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sBACKELTON.

September oath, 1883.
Messrs. Turner and wheatly, OF Hills.
boro, Iowa, are visiting S. Shackelton.
Harry Dearing, OF Cincinnati, is spend
ing several days with friends here.
p. y. Charles moved his saw mill to
the i,rm OF VIM. Stockwell near Dan
vile M. week AMI will begin saving in
few ..nys.
Cutting corn and sowing wheat is the
order Vi the day.
Mr.. Lemon, OF Iowa, and Mr.. Lemon,
of Kansas, were visiting relatives at this
place last week.
Win. Duckwall, OF Indiana, is visiting
relatives here.
G. A. Pence left to-day for Columbus,
where he will resume his studies for the
next year at the institution for the
blind. The good wishes of his many
friends follow him.
VIM. Robinson departed this life at / 1
O'CLOCK saturday morning, September
18th. He had been seriously i'll with
fever To- several weeks past, which fin.
ally terminated into typhoid pneumonia.
Ehe deceased was a member OF the
Presbyterian Church at New Market,
aged 10 years, 10 months and 25 days.
He leaves mother, two brothers, wife
and son to mourn his loss, besides a
large circle Of friends. The remains
were followed by large concourse of
friends to New Market Sunday after
noon, where the funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Galbreath, who
preached a very able and impressive ser.
mon, after which the body was inferred
IN the cemetery at that place. The
bereaved ones have the sympathy OF
the en!ils community.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-09-27
RAINSBORO.
September 25th, 1888.

september 10th, 1888.
Mrs. Abraham Smith and family re-
turned from Mt. Vernon last Saturday
and will keep house for Benjamin Car.
per in the future.
James Washburn has rented his farm
to his brother, John, and himself and
wife expect to visit friends in several OF
the western States the coming year.
Charley Keelor has given up his
creamery route to his father for time
at least. .,.
Glover Coup was very sick a part OF
last week, but is much improved.
Rev. @. ]. Wells spent last Sunday at
Martinsvi!le, but will not remove his
family there for several days yet.
John Penrod and daughter, Miss Dora,
are visiting friends and taking in the
Centennial at Columbus this week.
Henry Troth, Of Spencer, Ind, after
visiting his brother, DR.. N. Troth, and
other friends, left for home last week.
Mrs. Peter Winegardner, Of Hillsboro,
was the guest Of Mrs. ]. G. Ferguson last
Thursday.
Isaac Kerns and wife visited friends
near Bonneville the for part of last
week.
The chinch bug is said to be quite
numerous in Paint township, but either
the season was unfavorable for their
ravages or else they came too late to
greatly injure the crops.
Rev. Edward McHugh, of Bethany, re-
turned home Friday after visiting his
friends here. His niece, Miss Ella
Davis, accompanied him.
Dunlap Strain and wife, OF Iowa, were
quests of Miss Ann Ferguson and other
fl. lends here last Thursday and Friday.
Al. Sans and wife, j. A. w. Spargur
and wife and Miss Alice Taggart took in
the c. 'ntennial at Cincinnati last week.
Rev. j. M. Roberts has been appoint
ID BY tb. Presiding Elder to the pastor.
tie OF B,ua erville Circuit and he left for
hat point last Saturday. His family
viii remain ere for few weeks yet.
Miss Drue5l a Mccoy, accompanied
Ter uncle. HJ,m lKibby, to his home in
Knoxville, Tsnp.. the latter part Of last
veek and win m badly remain some
ime.
The personal estsx.. pf Mrs. Mary Ann
'srper, deceased, wm appraised last
thursday by Alfred Ship. on John Hu'
tt and ]. I. Taggart.
DIR. Mcbride is having hi. mouse re-