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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-08-23

Mr.. EDITOR A few weeks ago, as
many OF your readers know, DR.. Nc
Surely and family went to Lake Chau.
tauqua to rest and enjoy its quiet re-
treats and intellectual feasts. We were
glad that our spiritual shepherd was
given this vacation, as rest is sweet, and
especially 80 after intellectual and phys.
ical labor. AS is always the case, there
is limit to all enjoyment, and the real
life dem7nds that her claims be recog.
nized. He returned home last Thursday
evening. The Young Peoples Society
OF Christian Endeavor gave him homo
greeting which was gratifying. The house
was beautifully decorated with flowers
and brilliantly lighted up. The pretty
girls, with sparkling eyes and rosy
cheeks; the children, girls and boys, with
bright faces, made picture that would
cheer tho heart OF the pastor on his re-
tnrn homo and give promise Of earnest
workers for the future. The cab was
sent to the depot for them. When they
reached the parsonage the surprise to
them was one OF those agreeable episodes
in life which is always pleasant to re.
member. They were met at their door
by the members of the Young Peoples
Society Of Christian Endeavor, with some
young married ladies who are members,
A delightful supper was prepared, and
doubtless appreciated. In addition the
members of this Society donated many
things which would be very acceptable
to housekeeper after an absence from
home. To the members OF this Society
belongs all the honor OF this reception
to their pastor-so tastefully arranged
and expressing by this act what Language
fully often fails to say. ]. Mod. 8.
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y Turkish Lamp.Lignter.

This functionary is n tall and gaunt
Mussulman, with n fierce mustachc, an
embroidered scarlet jacket, and hugo
''fustanelle." He carries u ladder, q
box OF lucifcr matches, and n huge
green cotton umbrella, He plants his
ladder against the wooden post, on tho
top OF which u common tin lamp is in
securely fastened, and taking of tho
glass chimney opens his umbrella to
keep of the wind The handle of tho
umbrella is tucked under his arm, and
then balancing himself on tho rickety
ladder he proceeds to strike light
with his lucifers, carefully protecting
the sputterng flames with both his
hands. Naturally this is slow proc
ess and by the time tho dozen lamps
are lighted every body is safo at home,
for the citizens do not 60 out at night,
but retire TO rest at Il very early hour.
r-AH the Year Round.
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John Brown Dcaa.

After a heroic struggle OF nearly three
weeks against the hand Of death John
Brown breathcd his last on Tuesday
morning about two o'clock. It had be-
come known to all that his death was
merely question Of time. From tho
first the physicians knew that there was
no chance for his recovery. An exami-
nation OF the wounds produced by tho
pistol shots was made by Drs. Brown,
b. f. Holmes and sigcl Roush. The
wound in the side proved to be slight
one and would not have caused Mr..
Brown much inconvenience, but the
wound in the neck was the cause OF his
death. The bullet passed through the
vertebra, entirely severing the spinal
cord. Tho most remarkable thing is
that Brown lived so long after receiving
such a wound and that he was rational
up to the last moments of his life.
His bereavcd mother, brothers and
sisters have the sympathy Of the whole
community in this sad calamity, the un-
timely death Of son and brother. The
funeral Of the deceased will take place
on Thursday, the 23d, at 10 o'clock from
the residence Of his mother near Fair
view. The remains will be inferred in
the Hillsbory cemetery.
Britton is still canflned in jail and, as
we said in our last issue, his trial is set
for the 30th of the present month.
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Another Tragedy.

This time it occurs in Cincinnati. The
victim was John Parker. He was ma.
two Of Highland county, and came to
his untimely end by pistol shot from
the hands Of one John II. Thurman.
The murder occurred on Tuesday, Au-
gust 14th, and was the result Of diff.
Guilty which occurred some time ago be.
tween Parker and Thurman. John Park.
er was master painter, and amongst
other hands employed by him was this
man Thurman. A falling out between
tho two mon terminated by Thurman
deliberately seeking out Parker and after
upbraiding him with meddling with his
affairs, drew his pistol and shot him.
Tho report contained in the Commercial
Gazette of last Wednesday represents
Thurman to be in appearance Of a coarse
and vicious demeanor, and utterly in.
different to the enormity OF the crime
no had committed.
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Another Death.

The following card has just been re-
ceived at the NEWS HERALD office:
ANDERSON, IND., August 20th, 1888.
Homer Leib died to-day at IL O'Clock.
Yours L. LKIB.
Mr.. Homer Leib was formerly ,,ne Of
Hillsboro's much respected young men.
In giving this notice Of his untimely
death to our readers 1t will bring 70 their
memory the quiet, unobtrusive, yet
cordial ways OF Homer Leib. We have
no knowledge Of his disease, or duration
OF sickness.
But this simple notice OF his death
will be read with sorrow by his many
friends in Hillsboro and Highland
county. The record Of the deathA in
this weeks Issue Of the Nsws,HHRAI.D
Win btips sober thpuahts q many q
e1r yo0oe pqoploy 81 Z y
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A Great House.

We take great pleasure in impressing
on our people the importance of visiting
the great house of Geo. +. Otte & Co. in
Cincinnati. From the start this great
establishment has taken the lead, and a
finer line of Carpets, Curtains and
Upholstery goods is not shown at any
similar House in the country. This firm
(unlike others) does not give its atten-
ton to variety of enterprises, but
attends strictly to the sale Of Carpets and
Draperies, and you can always see the
latest styles and designs.
We see from their card in this issue OF
our paper they have decided TO depart
from the old method OF doing business,
for the benefit of visitors to the Centen-
nial Exposition every article in their
fine line of Carpets and Curtains will be
offered at retail, at the same prices and
terms rs wholesale buyers, giving pur.
chasers an excellent opportunity OF buy.
ing the best goods at the lowest prices
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Park Place-What is 1t For :

0kA u S0CO" w AMU 30 ~ Va .
The public domain should be carefully
guarded. But generous impulse has
seized us, and under its pressure We pro-
pose to be philanthropic. Now from the
fact that the city fathers do not contem-
plate inclosing the public domain, and
from the additional fact that the bust.
ness part of this city is so constantly
overcrowded that our pavements cannot
be kept clear Of unseemly distractions,
we suggest the present use Of the public
domain, rent free, canopy furnished (at
public expcnse) to those ovcrcrowdcd
business houses who ornament the pave
ments against the ordinance forbidding
the use OF the pavements for such pur.
poses) with boxes, tile, crates, fruits, s,veg-
etablcs, wagons, barrels, chicken-coops
and cages. 1t may be said that people
differ as to what is ornamental. Grant
ing full scope as to difference in the
tastes OF different individuals, we, under
the present impulse, still insist on the
removal OF these distractions, ON the
ground oil law, convenience and public
safety. It is not right that the toes,
ankles, legs, arms and necks of the Pc
destrian should be subjected to bruises,
sprains, breaks or dislocations because a
few avaricious merchants persist in hand
ling more merchandise than they can
find convenient storage for. And hence,
with a thought for the public safety, the
beauty OF the town and, above all, de-
sire to be generous, we suggest the use
OF the public domain TO the considera.
ton OF our officers.
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(layoy Re.arr0stcd.

The preliminary trial Of Amos Gavey,
charged with murder in tho second de-
gree, was set for Wednesday, August Is.
On that day Gavey was released on tho
above charge at the request Of counsel
for the State, but was Immediately rc
arrested on q charge Of murder in the
first degree. The hearing OH this charge
is set for Tuesday morning, August 2lst.
Drs. Brown, Of Hillsboro, and Gordon,
Of Georgetown, held post mortem exam.
nation on the exhumed body of Boyle,
the result Of which is not yet known.
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NOTES.,

"Pell Nell Galop" was thoroughly en-.
joyed and heartily applauded.
A good attendance and an interested
audience throughout the entire session.
Miss swisshelm, who was present at
Institute, will enter college in Septen.
Der.
Miss Mary p. Boatright was the guest
OF Miss Martha Rockhold during the
week.
Miss Fravel, OF Philadelphia, who is
visiting Miss Gertrude Jones, attended
on Friday.
Normal students, with commendable
zeal, supported the candidates taken
from their ranks.
"Deacon Browns" ludicrous position
was graphically described and the moral
was patent to all.
We noticed Judge Gardner, DR.. Weaver
Mr.. Patton and Mr.. Boardman in our
midst several times.
Miss Nettie Creed, who has been re.
employed in tho Washington @. II.
schools, was in attendance.
Miss Margaret McKeehan was gladly
welcomed by her many friends among
the Highland county teachers.
We wondered II the amusing selection
entitled "Ferguson's Cat" referred tc
the future possessions OF our Prof.
The instructors gave vote OF thanks
to the teachers, Mr.. Geo. Garrett voting
for Prof. Strange, who was absent.
"Flotine Waltzes" was delicious. The
ability Of the pianist is too well know1
to Hillsboro to need commendation.
Mr.. Henry G. Williams and wife wer,
present. Mr.. Williams is one OF the
teachers Highland is proud to claim.
The Normal students, especially, wer,
glad to see Mr.. Chapman again at tn,
Conservatory--earnestly at work, a
usual.
Mr.. Ellsworth McCoppin, who is au
thority OH short methods in arithmetic
will be principal Of tho Rainsboro schools
the coming year.
Those who SO kindly consented to al
low their names to appear on the pro
gramme Tor entertainment ON Frida,
evening have the heartiest thanks Of th,
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At called meeting OF the several
different Posts of the g. A. r. OF High
land county, held August 10th at Hills
boro, and in accordance with the order
OF Department Commander O'Neal, the
following regimental officers were elected
for the purpose OF forming regiment
OF Grand Army men who would attend
tho National Encampment at Columbus
the second week of September, to par.
ticipate in the parade on Tuesday OF that
week.
Col. 7. A. WALKER, Hillsboro.
LIT. Col. OWEN WEST, Lynchburg.
MAJOR d. NJ. BARRETT, Rainsboro.
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Never Seen. .

A drop OF sweat from the brow OF a
mountain.
A feather from the wing OF fancy.
A sigh from the heart of a stone.
An arrow that shot from the bow of
the clouds.
The age at which time takes its fight.
The color of the wings OF the wind.
Moisture extracted from bill OF dues.
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Mr.. Will McSurely, Of Chicago, and
who is with the law firm of Norton,
Burley and Howell, is home to spend
a vacation OF two weeks. Will does not
think that old Windy is shook from
center to circumference yet by politics,
even the Anarchists are sinking out Of
sight, but Will says they still mutter
their hopes, one Of their pet expressions
being, that "The spirits of the innocent
dead haunt tho guilty living" Chicago
can stand war of spirits.
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HEADo'Rs CARSON CAMP S. OF V. !

l1EADQ RS LARSON CAMP >. OF v.
No. As OHIO DIVISION U. s. A.
WHEREAS it has pleased an All-wise
Providence to remove from our midst
our beloved friend and worthy brother,
Charles Il. Weimer. Therefore be it
Resolucd, 1st. That in the death of our
deceased Brother, we recognize to eur
camp and community at large that loss
has been sustained which cannot soon
or easily be replaced or forgotten.
I'd. That the deceased with his genial
and companionable manner and ever
gentlemanly conduct will be constantly
missed from our Camp Councils and the
walks OF our private life.
Sd. That to his bereaved relations we
extend our heartfelt sympathies, and
pledge to them our ever-ending devo-
ton to his memory, and join with them
In the sad task OF rearing for him in our
hearts q lasting monument to his sacred
ID. @. MoRRow,
J. S. JONES,
ELaAR BARRERE,
10 Committee on resolutions.
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TIE NJ. L. Church.

The Rev. DIR. Ketcham, a former pastor,
will preach at the M. L. Church next
Sunday morning and evening
The beautiful model OF the missionary
ship to DO used at the missionary concert
at this church Sunday evening, Septem.
Der I'd, has arrived and is much admired
by all who have seen it. This exercise
will be novel and entertaining. Do not
fail to 90.
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Valuable Horse. Flesh.

Mr.. Sever Parker has purchased the
$500 stallion which has been kept at
the Kramer House Stables for some
weeks past. The purchase Of this fine
draft horse is another acquisition to
Highland county's already noted stock
Of draft horses. Mr.. Parker is to bo
commended for his excellent judgment
Of horses and his enterprise in securing
the best.
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We Take 1t Back.

Last week in saying that Joe Green
field was resident OF Washington town
ship we were wrong. Joe is citizen of
Marshall township. We are Just little
sorry for misplacing Joe and think now
the cause of it was his taking away
those good turnips.
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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 q West SITS.
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lIillsbOrO College and Conservatory Of
Music

Will begin the academic year Septem-
Der 11th. The resources uf these schools
have been enlarged and full courses are
sustained for both ladies and gentlemen
in Classic, Scientific, Literary, Normal
and Commercial studies. Also Music,
Art and Elocution. Military Drill and
Gymnasium. For catalogue, address
J. II. MCKENZIE, A. NJ,
Hillsboro, Ohio.
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Stop and Read This.

All lovers OF fine horses should go and
see the six imported French draft or
Norman horses which arc now located
at the Kramer House Livery Stable,
These fine horses are from the stable ol
]. O. Morrison, Of Pontiac, Ill.,, and are
here for sale. All parties contemplating
the purchase Of . fine draft stallion
should see these horses before purchss'
ing. Persons desiring further informa'
tion should call ON or address ]. G. Will
Hanson, Hillsboro. o., who is in charge
Grand Rspublic cigars ct Shoistall a
Co.'s z ;s n Y
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John Potts, with n small j and a
largo p, writes to South Missouri ed
itor to stop his paper for reasons which
he thus explains: 81 hev pade to mutch
already and yu don't give us emmy fun
ME eyctums you ar awl the time ritlng
mp pollyticks en- wot yu no abot poll
lytiok woodent al fees year."
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Tho entries in tho speed ring at WASH
ington @. II. Fair close Wednesday, Aug.
22d, at II o'clock a. m. The Secretary
informs us that the entries in the speed
ring will far exceed those OF last year.
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Rejoice ye dogs, you will soon have
the privilege Of breathing unhampered
by restraining mussle. Then the
moonlight serenades will cause the rest
less and wakeful citizen TO wish you had
been anchored in puppyhood in some
hottomlesa hOlo.
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Misses Ollie Welsheimer and Jennie
Erwin returned to their homes at WASH
ington @. II. to-day Wednesday, after a
pleasant visit OF two weeks at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Haynes.
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Jos. Tanning, OF Sugartree Ridge, was
guest at the City Building last Mon
day night. On Tuesday morning he was
brought before the Mayor, charged with
being drunk. He plead guilty, and was
flnod S. and costs.
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Immense crowds are expected at the
Washington O. H. Fair next week, Au-
gust 2Sth, Goth, 3Oth and 3lst. The
racing will be the best ever Witnessed at
any County Fair in the West. Excur-
,siOn rates on all railroads.
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Miss Eunice Swisshelm and Florence
Bollison, OF Sinking Spring, with Miss
Ollie Vanzant, Of Berryville, were in at.
tendance at the Institute. They were
guests OF Mrs. John w. Lewis.
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I.will pay the highest market price for
wheat. Burch Miller's old wareroom,
in tho rear Of John Matthew'S grocery.
WM. FAVOR,
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Mr.. Charles B. Maddox left last week
for visit among relatives in the Hoosier
State.
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Mr.. Charles Telfair is absent in Gin.
cinnati, being called there to serve as a
Juror In the United States Court.
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Mrs. Della March, Assistant State
Librarian, accompanied by her children,
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Reece, OF the West End.
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Mr.. Charles Sanders and wife, OF Nash.
vile, Tenn, were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Hiestand during the first
part of this week.
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Miss Belle Hanley, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Ellifritz,
left for her home in Dayton last Wed.
nesday.
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The Coronor's inquest rs TO the cause
Of the death Of John Brown, mentioned
elsewhere in this issue, was held yes
terday "wednesday.
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Mrs. J.P. Robinson, OF Rushville, Ind,
accompanied by her two children, was
the guest OF her sister-in.law, Mrs. G. b.
Gardner, several lays last week.
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A large number Of our citizens will
attend the Washington @. II. Fair next
week. It was said to even surpass the
State Fair last year, and will be better
than over this year,
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Mr.. J. g. Hallowell and wife, who
have been spending some weeks in the
East, returned to their home in Hills.
boro Wednesday, August 18th.
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Mr.. David Overman, of Nashville,
Tenn, is spending few weeks with
friends in Highland and Franklin
counties.
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Frank Peale was arrested last Thurs
day by the Marshal. Frank is wanted
ut Vienna for disturbing religious
meeting held at that place recently.
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Lon Chaney, Of Dodson township, was
before the police court, charged with
drunkenness. $5 and costs.
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Misses Maggie Millhuf and Kate
Simpson, Of Portsmouth, arc visiting at
the residence of ]. F. Morgan on West
Walnut street.
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Mrs. Milton McKeehan returned last
Sunday from PEBBLES, Adams county,
where she has been spending few days.
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A Happy Couple.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Il. Nevin are in
possession Of now member to their
family, who will II spared be voter on
the 2lst Of August, 1909.
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Miss Birdie and Master Bennie Ayres
have been spending the past week with
their grandfather, Mr.. T. d. Ayres,
south OF town.
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Miss E. L. Grand. Girard, accompanied
by her niece, Miss Emma Grand -Girard,
is spending few weeks at Huronia
Beach. Michigan.
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Miss Ella Lawrence, Of Ottumwa,
Iowa, accompanied by her grandmother,
are visiting friends in this place.
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Mr.. Monroe Scott, Of Barlow, Florida,
is sojourning with old Highland county
friends.
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William Hilley, Of Ironton, who has
been spending few days among his
friends in Hillsboro, left for his home
last Wednesday.
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Rev. L. L. Overman, OF South Pitts
burg, Tenn, is visiting relatives and
friends in this city and county.
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Mr.. John Richards, who has been
spending his vacation here, returned to
Cincinnati last Monday.
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The date of the big Fair at Washington
@. II. is August 2sth, Goth, 30th and 3lst.
Don't fail to 90 and see the best Fair in
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Mrs. Joe Baige and children, Of Co
lumbus, who have been visiting Mrs.
Baige's mother, returned home on Mon
dny.
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Paint your buggy for Is cents with
Seely Bros coach paint. Sold only by
Garrett Bros.
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Miss Nettie johnson, Of Louisville,
IL spending q. few weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. VIM. Burley.
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Our old smokers arc delighted with
the Grand Republic cigars. See Shot
stall 4 Co.
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Miss Birdie Malan is visiting Mrs.
Sallic Long, nee Miss Sallie Tucker, Of
Columbus. 9ses
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Miss Kate Grand. Girard Is spending q
few weeks with friends at Kingston, o.
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Grand Republic cigars, all long Ha-
vana filler, best on earth, for cents, at
Shofstall & Co.'S.
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Mr.. Vernon Overman, Of Cincinnati,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Hills.
boro friends.
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Miss Mary Miller, Of Clarksville, Ohio,
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. v. II. Mule.
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You can buy paints, oils and window
glass very low 81 Garrett Bros.