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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-22
New opera House.

There is seldom town the size and
pretensions OF Hillsboro that does not
afford good opera house.. Take most
any of our sister towns and they have,
almost without an exception, a hall that
is credit to the town. As much can
not be said of Hillsboro. We have no
hall that is large enough; no stage with
room enough or suitable equipments to
afford ample accommodations the public
often desires. The question of a new
opera house has been agitated hereto
fore and nothing new can be said on the
subject. That the town is sadly in need
of such building goes without saying.
That we can afford creditable opera
house is equally as obvious. Reasoning
from the rents of public property in this
town we are assured that the investment
would be profitable one. Then why
not act upon some of the plans proposed
and fill long felt want in Hlllsboro,
and at the same time secure tothe stock
holders or town paying and permanent
investment. .s.SsA ~
Three sites have been suggested. One,
which is probably the most desirable, is
on the lot in the rear of T. A. Walker 4
Co.'s store, that at present contains a
number of antediluvian eye.sores that
are a disgrace to civilization and an in.
suit to the town. Another site, almost
as good, is the Trimble lot on North
High street, oocpied by the row OF
tumble-down buildings. Either of these
lots would be desirable places for new
opera house. The latest site suggested
is the Meyers property OF Court street,
between Carroll & Downiam's and the
Glascock building. 1t is claimed that
side walls would not be necessary here
and that an opera house could be erected
between these buildings very cheaply.
Wherever it is let US have an opera
house with large hall and stage. The
rent of the business rooms in such a
building alone would keep up expenses
and the hall rent would be clear gain.
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Cox Knitting Factory.

Such an enterprise as the Cox Knit
ting Factory, of Lexington, KY, could
be amply provided for in Hillsboro. 'Tis
true it is not mammoth factory, but
employment to twenty-five or thirty
girls would be quite an item in the EN-.
ployment department in Hillsboro's in.
dustries. understand the proprietor,
who is a brother of Miss Emma Cox,
wants to move his factory to our city,
and he should receive the encourage.
ment OF all good citizens in providing
for him and inducing him to locate his
factory in our town.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-22
EAST MONROE,

Measles in town.
B. 7. Penn goes to New Vienna to-day
to take position in the bank.
Protracted meeting began last Sunday
night in the new church.
BY mistake we announced the school
exhibition for March oath, which should
have been March 3lst.
]. w. Penn filed the vacancy of J. w.
Mckinney last week in the school room.
Mr.. Staff. Swift and Miss Bertha Good
son were married last week.
The NJ. E. Church at this place was
dedicated last Sunday. Notwithstand-
ing the predictions for snow, the day was
beautiful. There was large crowd in
attendance, but our spacious church
seated all comfortably. Rev. Runyan,
presiding elder of this district, delivered
the dedicatory sermon from Matthew 9th
chapter and 10th verse-"My Kingdom
Come" The amount to be raised to
liquidate the kebt was 5000, but our gen.
erous people opened their pocket-books
and the amount was easily secured. Be.
low we give the names of several of the
principal contributors: VIM. Rees, de-
ceased, $500, Jos. Worthington and wife
$3.50, Samuel Rees, Sr. $275, S. B. Rees
and family 5000, w. H. Penn and family
$l75, Jos. Worthington, Sr., $235, beside
numerous others whose sums ranged
from one hundred dollars to one dollar.
The total cost of the church was $500.
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RainsbOrO 3. Of Y.

VIM. H. Trimble Camp No. 257 Sons
of Veterans was mustered at Rainsboro
last Saturday night by D. Q. Morrow
and @. F. Doner, assisted by members OF
Hillsboro and Greenfield Camps. The
following are the officers
Captain, VIM. A. Browning.
1st Lieutenant, W. G. Miller.
I'D Lie utenant, L. G. Gossett.
Chaplain, w. II. Rhoads.
lot Sergeant, Will Ferguson.
Quartermaster Sergeant, Ed b. Rhoads.
Color Sergeant, Thomas Trump.
Sergeant Of the Guard, Kearn Fergu-
con.
Corporalof the Gusrd, Angus Peacock,
Camp Guard. George Browning.
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Probate Court,

J. T. Yankic, appointed administrator
of the estate of Samuel Patton, bond,
$1,000.
John L. Strange, administrator Of the
estate of Absalom Strange, filed second
and fnal account.
NJ. v. Williamson, administrator of
the estate OF Richard Storer, filed inven-
tory and appraiscment.
T. H. B. Parke, guardian of the person
and estate OF T. M. Parke, filed inven-
tory.
Will of Benjamin Cowgirl admitted to
probate.
Henry and j. B. Cowgirl, appointed
executors of the estate of Benjamin
Cowgirl, bond, $1,000.
Elva johnson, administrators of the
estate of Harrison johnson, filed first
and final account.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-22
"a Merry Company" At tho Armory
next Friday Evening.

"a Merry Company, OF The Cadets
Picnic," an operetta in three acts will
be given at the Armory next Friday
evening with the following operetta per-
sonel:
Florence Oittle Old woman). .nebeccs Mutton
Charley (iittle Old MANI -. Arthur Carson
Captain. 0sorge shepherd
Bessie. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90. Lucy h0ugh
Gortie. ie...................... Georgia Ellifritz
LET Policeman. ................-...., 70 Hawk
oa roueemsn .......'..''. - :ia,, 10y reris
Chorus Of Policemen, cadets and school Girls.
'The Merry Company" 10 an operetta
in three acts by Collins Coe. 1t con.
tains sketches from "La Mascotte," "Pa.
tience," "Perichole," "The Mikado,"
and from number OF herpopular airs.
The story is substantially vs. follows: A
merry company OF school cadets and
girls are enjoying a picnic. Two of their
number, Florence and Charley, disguise
themselves as an old woman and an old
man, who peddle notions and candy on
the picnic ground. They are taken for
tramps and pursued by the policemen,
from whom they escape by quickly
throwing off their disguise. They join
the picnic party and are chided for their
delay, when, to the amazement of all,
they declare they have been present all
the time. This fact is proven by reap.
pearing before the company in their dis
guise. Atthe end of the second act fancy
drill is given by all the members of the
company, dressed in uniform and all the
necessary military equipments. The
costumes are furnished by Szwirchina,
Of Cincinnati, and will be produced with
proper scenery aud stage paraphernalia.
The entertainment promises to be one
of the best of the season, and the merit
of the operetta, together with the fact
that it is to be produced by our own
boys and girls, should fill the hall. The
drill is beautiful display of military
training and is sure to please all present.
The performance will begin at s:l5,
sharp. Tickets now on sale at Foley &
Gutridge's. Admission, 35 cents.
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SHACKELTON.

March 10th, 1888.
John Leinenger, OF near Washington
G. H., was the guest OF his cousin, Mrs.
VIM. Bowman, last Monday.
Rev. T. L. Hass left for his home last
Wednesday morning, but is expected
back the latter part of this week.
The protracted meeting that has been
in progress at Ambrose Chapel closed
last Tuesday night with seven accessions
to the church.
Franklin Pence is on the sick list
again.
Wheat in this vicinity looks exceed
ingly we'll.
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A Disciple Of st. Patrick.

Last Saturday was st. Patrick's Day
and one of his disciples, who is an itin-
Grant horse trader, and who at present
is in camp with number of fellow
creatures few miles east of town, came
in to celebrate. His unusual oratory
and gesticulations attracted the atten-
ton of the officers, who informed him
that the campaign did not at this stage
require quite that amount of eloqunce
and suggested that an immediate exit
hence would obviate further trouble and
expense. The "trafficker" in equines
rather thought the officers spoke as
those having understanding and clothed
in authority and brass.buttoned cuta-
ways, and Immediately turned his "one-
hoss shay" to the Orient.
1t seems upon more mature reflection
he reversed the decision of Marshal
Rhoades and Officer Stevenson-he also
reversed his "crobate" and rattle trap,
open top wagon and again entered the
city by the eastern gate. He had scarce
ly reached the great throbbing heart OF
the city than Marshal Rhoades seemed
to recognize in the son of the Emerald
Isle former acquaintance and proceed
ed to welcome him to our great metrop-
oils. The scene which took place be.
tween our great, good Marshal and this
confiding, simple, unsophisticated horse
dealer was very affecting and drew an
immense crowd of admiring street arabs
and loafers. Mr.. Rhoades embraced the
stranger in a foreign land" and after
the first wild Joy had passed and the two
had fondly rolled over part of West
street, Mr.. Rhoades gently led him to
the Cosmopolitan Hotel, situated in the
City Building, and turned him in 10
pleasant dreams: The next morning
the news reached camp and the "old
lady" came up and produced to the
amount Of IS and costs, and the guest
was last seen vending his weary jour.
ney eastward.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-22
NEW BOSTON.
March Goth, 1SS

"dICu IUtl, 1000.
The band boys will give an entertain.
ment at the school house on Wednesday
evening, March 2S. The programme
will consist of the following plays "The
Lord of Creation" "The Last Loaf" and
"Thirty Minutes for Refreshments" !"
Good music will be furnished and every
thing to make the entertainment inter-
esting and amusing. Let all turn out
and give them large audience. Re.
member the date, Wednesday night,
March %.
Limley Duke and George Grove, of
Clinton county, were visiting parents
and friends in this place last week.
Mrs. Hannah Stotler is very sick.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-22

Farmers will save money by calling
and examining Richards & Ayres' man.
moth stock of bran, sherts, chop-feed,
linseed and cottenseed meal, which they
sell at very low price.
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Stlli ON Hand,

The genuine Buckeye Super Phos-
phate and Square Bone, which never
falls behind any other goods in the mar.
ket. want all my old customers and
new ones to call and see me before buy
ing elsewhere. Mover mind the trouble
some drummer; he Is only hired to talk
up anything. Buy on its reputation.
JAMES REEcE,
22.6 Hillsboro, O.
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Monthly Recital.

The regular monthly recital was given
last Friday evening at the Conservatory
of Music, at which the following pro.
gram was rendered:
Violin, aute and piano (a). .Donizetti
Rossini
Miss Dill, Messrs. Thompson and Howard
Miss Margaret Hiestsnd
Piano. ......................So .Sonatine, Kaulau
Mr.. J.W. Howard
Song. "Let Me Love Thee" Arditi
Miss Helen Brown
Miss Minnie willisms llnn'''A' 0sH'
Piano Quartet "Mr. Freischutz" (overture)
Misses slavens, Hiestand, wilson, and Mr..
Howard.
It is needless to comment on the indi-
viduals who furnished this spicy pro.
gram, for the ability of each is we'll
known, unless, perhaps it is Mr.. ]. w.
Howard who, we believe, appeared in
public for the first time in Hillsboro on
that evening. His "sonatine" was ex-
cellently rendered and showed Mr..
Howard's proficiency on the piano-forte.
Each member did exceedingly we'll and
no criticism from our pen can be offered.
These recitals are growing in popularity
and have become one of the features"
of the Conservatory.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-22

The John Bell property, which was
sold by the Sheriff last Saturday, was
bought by the following persons and at
the following prices: LIST tract by VIM.
Slatterly for $1,335; I'd tract by Mrs.
Bell for 81, 700; Sd tract by Erastus Kelly
for $1,000; 4th and 9th tracts by Chas.
Brown for $89l and $457.
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For Sale.

One family horse, in good condition,
gentle and hardy. One Queen surrey in
good order. One top buggy and two
sets of harness. Call on g. H. Collins,
Rooms and 2, Smith Block, Hillsboro.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-22

Tha engagement Of Miss NJ ollie, daugh.
ter OF ex-President Garfield, to J. Stanley
Brown was formally announced in last
Sundays New York papers. The pros
pective groom is pursuing q scientific
course in Yale College and will take q
further course at Heidelberg, Germany,
after his marriage. He and his bride will
sail in June for Germany.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-22

The ladies of the Centennial Domestic
Committee are requested to meet at the
residence Of Mrs. George LeFevre on
Friday aftsrnoon, March 2Sd, at 8 p. m.
SECRETARY,
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Pot Flowers /! Pot Flowers! F!

There will be ashipment of Pot Flowers
at Bowles' Store as soon as the weather
will permit. Persons wishing Plants
will find good stock at this store during
the spring months. Also fresh Flower
Seeds and Bulbs,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-22

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union has requested the sermons on
Americas River of Sorrow" recently
preached by Rev. D. W. Clark for pub.
lication in permanent tract form.
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Sudden Death.

John r. Russell, well.to.do farmer
living about two and half miles this
side of Rainsboro, dropped dead in his
barn-yard last Monday morning. Heart
disease was the supposed cause of his
death
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-22

"The Merry Makers or Cadets Picnic"
at the Armory next Friday evening. Re-
served seats IS cents, on sale at Foley &
Gutridges' restaurant.
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Chapel Day.

Next Sunday evening at the Baptist
Church will be held the chapel Day
Service" consisting OF singing, recita-
tions, addresses, etc., by the "Chapel
Ruildara
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Fer Sale-Blacksmith shop and tools,
In Leesburg, o. Good wagon shop in
connection. Good trade establishsd I'd.
Good location. For particulars call ON
or address A. B. GRISPIrH, Leesburg.
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The Hiestand & Cowman mill, which
was sold at Sheriff's sale last Saturday,
was bought in by the Merchants Ma
tional Bank.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-22

Paipe's Celery Compound, advertised
in another column, and all other medi-
cines advertised in this paper, will be
found at Byland's Bargain Bazaar.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-22

Mr.. James Russell and daughter, of
Lincoln, Neb., arrived at this place Tues
day moon, called here by the sudden
death of the formers brother.
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Quite a number of young people were
elegantly entertained at the residence
of Mr.. Mike Carroll last Saturday even
ing.
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Mn. 8. II. Spencer and daughter, Of
Leesburg, and Mrs. H. N. Baker and
children, of Benton, KY, who have
been visiting their mother, Mrs. Bartley,
have returned home.
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Every article in Kelly's store will be
offered for sale at retail at wholesale
prices for the next ten days, a. he has
too many goods and not enough room.
So II you want goods for almost nothing
come along.
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Are You Broke ?

I will help you to some money at
once. In short time your pockets will
bulge out with silver by buying your
queensware, notions, tinware, etc., at
Kelly's, opposite post Office.
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Tickets for single admission to the lee
ture in the M. E. Church this (Thurs-
day) evening can be procured at the
church door. The lecture win begin at
eight O'Clock.
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I will pay the highest market price
for wheat. Burch Miller's old wareroom
in the rear of John Matthews grocery.
WIN. FAVOR & Co.
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For Sale.-House of rooms. Suita-
BILE for two families. Lot 100 feet front.
Fruit of all kinds. Cistern, well and
cellar. For further particulars address
Mrs. Z. NJ. Brown, Hillsboro.-
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There will be grand Easter opening
Of fine millinery goods at NJ. R. Orr's on
East Main street beginning Monday,
March 26th, and continuing several
DAYS,
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For Rent.

20 acres of pasture land adjoining the
Hillsboro Fair Grounds, with plenty of
shade and good spring water. Entrance
on West street. For terms call on or ad-
dress J.I. TAGeART,
RainsborO. n.
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Mr.. Ed March, Of Columbus, arrived
in this city last Saturday evening for
few days visit at his his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reece.
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The butcher shop Of Mr.. Willis Jen-
kins, deceased, will be taken charge of
by his SON, Mr.. Arthur Jenkins, who
win be glad to welcome his fathers old
customers and many new ones. Give
Arthur Z share OF your patronage.
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AARnrEp.

TAYLOR-MITCHELL-At the resi-.
dsnce Of the officiating minister, Rev. J.
J. Taegsrt, in Rainsboro. March 18th.
1eee, n. John Taylor and Mir Lydia
~ = ~ hJaad eonntys
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W. @. Hudson, Clinton county's rep
resentive, dined at the Parker Monday.

Miss Ella West, of Lynchburg, was
circulating among friends the early part
of this week,
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Rev. Tolliver, of Gallipolis, is assisting
Rev. Silas French in the protracted ef-
fort now being held at the A. M. E.
Church.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-22

FouND-Umbrella. Owner can get
same by proving property and paying
for this advertisement. Call at Byland's
Bargain Bazaar.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-22

1t is foolish for any one to have the
aee full Of pimples, blotches. etc., when
taxador, the golden remedy, can bs
bought tor - cents at any drug stoss.
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Come and see Ed Hawk, in police
uniform, show policemen how to make
an arrest at the Cadets picnic next Fri
day evening.
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If you need seed corn of any kind you
will find the finest lot you ever saw
(also seed oats) at Richards & Ayers
mill and very cheap.
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$40 will buy handsome Spring Over
coat ut I. A. Feibel's. 8-3
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Prof. H. s. Doggett, Of the Wellston
Argus, spent last Saturday and Sunday
with his family in this city.
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Owing to the production ofthe Cadets
picnic next Friday evening at the Armory
the chorus class will not meet.
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An elegant new line Of ladies' spring
wraps has been received at Orr's. Ladies
call and examine them.
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New WALLPAPERS are constantly arriv-
ing at Bowles' store. Do not fail to see
their fne line before buying.
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A fine new line of Chamber Sets,
Dinner and Tea Sets, also new patterns
in glassware at Bowles' store.
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Mr.. William Yeazell, OF Springfield,
Ohio, was the guest of Miss Marguerite
Chaney several days last week.
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Chas. Scott, who has been attending
the o. w. U. at Delaware, is spending
the spring vacation at home.
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Mr.. Lucas and Miss Mallow, Of Frank
fort, Ohio, were the guests of friends on
South High street over Sunday.
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!. Don't fail to see Young Wandor, the
fine Norman stallion, at Seaver Parker's,
two miles west Of Hillsboro.
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The Red Band Cough Cure is safe
and reliable cough cure-made and sold
by Garrett Bros.
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The Winchester Fair will be held Sep
tember IL, IL, 13 and IA, 1888.
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window shades, window shaaesi I

A complete new line Of Window
Shades for the spring trade at Bowles'
store.
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/ Mr.. ]. W. Killing left Monday morn
ing for . weeks visit in Hamilton county,
Indiana.
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J. M. Cooper was in Georgetown last
Wednesday visiting his son.in-law, who
Il very i'll.
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Mrs. L. g. Romick, the evangelist, will
fill the pulpit Of the M. E. Church Sun.
day morning lO2 o'clock.
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VOLTS Acme Backing, advertised in
another column, is for sale at Byland's
Barnain Bazar,
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There will be preaching at Brouse
Chapel Sunday, April let, instead of
next Sunday.
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Get pound OF those condition pow
ders at Garrett Bros.
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Mr.. and As. J. r. Erwin and children,
of Sardinia, are guests Of relativss In
thls eity.
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J. A. Jennings, Of Blanchester, was
circulating among friends here Monday.
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COURTHOUSE NEWS.
Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses.
Stafford A. Swift and Allie Bertha
Goodson.
M. &. Stanforth and Clemmie Hibler.
John Taylor and Lydia Mitchell.
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Mr.. James Hammill and wife, of Gov
ington, O., are the guests of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Hammill.
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Feed especially adapted for heavy
spring work at Richards 4 Ayers mill.