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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-06-07
COnnelly--FallOn.

Yesterday morning at nine o'clock, at
the Catholic Church, Father Sullivan
officiating, occurred the wedding cere.
mony OF Mr.. @. p. Connolly, a rising
young lawyer OF Helena, Montana, and
Miss Mary e. Fallon, one of Hillsboro's
most estimable and popular young ladies.
The happy couple left on the afternoon
train for wedding tour through the
East, expecting to visit Niagara Falls,
New York City, Boston, and other East
ern cities and points Of interest, and also
the home Of Mr.. Connelly's parents in
New Jersey, after which they will start
for their far Western home, Helena,
stopping at Hillsboro for short visit on
their journey. That prosperity and hap
piness may be their portion il the wish
of the brides many friends in this city.
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PRICETOWN.

June 4th, 1883.
Mrs. Eliza A. Holden is on u visit to
friends in Cincinnati.
Little Mary Smith returned to her
home near Lynchburg Sunday after en-
joying weeks visit among relatives ut
this place.
DR.. Dehass is having a neat office
erected near his residence.
The memorial address OF Rev. Klise,
OF Hillsboro, at this place was highly
appreciated by all who had the pleasure
OF hearing him.
Miss Ella Smith, OF Hilsboro, was Wis
iting her many friends in this vicinity
last week.
There We're no church services or Sab
bath school at this place last Sunday, on
account of the inside of the church be-
ing under repairs. We fear that con-
tinued absence of these grand institu-
tions would have tendency towards
the retrogression OF our placid little viii
lage.
A good many OF our citizens are at
tending the great tent meetings at Hills
boro and are very enthusiastic in their
praises OF the evangelists who are car
rying on the good work. May much
good be done.
Robert King is now vender OF beef
and is occupying the room in the rear OF
j. McConnaughey's store, where every
Saturday morning can be procured
nice steak or roast for Sundays dinner.
Rev. Singer will preach at this place
next Sunday.
Mrs. Barr received telegram from
West Chester, Butler county, last SBtur-
day evening informing her OF the dan
gerous illness OF her daughter, Mrs.
Milt Smith.
Scott King aided the Allensburg band
boys in their music Decoration hay at
Lynchburg. lie was "tenor boy"
]. o. Faris, OF the Union schools,
Hillsboro, visited his home Saturday and
Sunday.
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The Daily Ndette, Valparaiso, Indiana,
in its account Of the recent graduating
exercises of the Law Department Of the
N. I. Normal School, contains the fol.
lowing paragraph concerning. one Of the
twenty.one members of the class: "F.
B. Parks was born November 2sth, 1865,
in Highland county, Ohio, where he now
resides. lie taught school in 1883 and
graduated at the Hillsboro High School
in the spring of 1885. He came to Val
paraiso the following fall and completed
the civil engineering course at the Nor
NAL. He Is solid Democrat and a
strong supporter OF Grover Cleveland" !"
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LYNCMBURG.
June 9th, 1885

June OH, 1000.
Andrew Bishir and wife and ]. w.
Peale and wife attended church at Hills
boro on Sunday.
George Pfster and vile attended
church at Westboro Sunday.
r. S. Fulton and family, OF German.
town, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. @. E. Dixon and daughter, Miss
Ruby, of New Vienna, are visiting her
mother, Mrs. ]. w. Henderson.
Mrs. G. Bayless and Miss Vada Muir.
pip left Monday on a visit to St. Louis,
Mo.
Col. W. r. Gaddis, stamp deputy, re.
ports tax collections at the distlllery
here for May amounting to S4s.6742O,
and total for the past nine months of
$3l6,563.7O. This does not include COL
lections on cigar and tobacco stamps.
A. ]. Graham and w. U. McClelland
returned Monday to their home in Kan
sas after pleasant visit to their old
home here.
At the quarterly conference here last
Saturday the official board, by a unani.
nous vote, requested the return OF Rev.
L. NJ. Davis to this charge.
The election OH Monday to decide the
question OF building new school-house
and selling the old one to the corpora.
ton resulted in an overwhelming ma.
tority In favor Of the proposition. The
vote standing l27 for and 10 against the
project.
Mr.. Jas. Killing, Of Hillsboro, attend
! cd quarterly meeting here last Sunday.
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Last Saturday evening Capt. Doner
and H. d. Davis mustered in camp OF
sons of veterans at May Hill, Adams
county. The camp is composed Of fif-
teen OF the best young men In that
county. They expect to soon have one
Of the best camps in Southern Ohio, and
the old veterans expressed their interest
and assured the boys that they would do
all in their power to help them. Let
other Posts in this county animate their
sons to the fact that they should ask for
a charter, and 60 to work and organize
camps. Do it before the Fourth OF July,
20 that you can attend the old.time pic
MIC e Hillsboro.
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Notice.,

To the officers and members OF High
land Lodge, No. S4S, I. o. o. F.
Notice is hereby given that on Satur.
day evening, June the 10th, 1888, there
will be vote taken to consolidate High.
land Lodge No. 343, I. o. o. F., with
Lynchburg Lodge No. 151, /. o. o. F., OF
Lafayette Lodge No. 25, I. o. o. F.,
located at Hillsboro. A full attendance
OF the members Is desired.
By order of the N. g..
D. w. Mccoy, Sec.
RUSSELL, o., June I'd, 1883.
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Carpets.

We have never offered to the trade so
choice line Of Carpets as we are offer.
ing this season, and as usual we are sell.
ing them at prices that make them go.
Buyers OF carpets should never forget
that we are headquarters for carpets in
this market. LYLE & Son.
N. B.-Remember that we also carry
an immense line of "The Best in the
World" window shades. L. 4 s.
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old.fashioned celebration OF Ohio's cen.
tennial Fourth of July--a celebration
such as we remember participating in
long time ago, yet now rarely heard Of.
And to that end the veterans Of Grand
Army Post 205 and the boys OF Camp
Carson s. of v. are now assiduously
laboring. Already many Of the arrange
ments have been completed, and that
everything will be fright up to the
handle" there can not be the shadow of
q doubt.
The exact arrangement OF the pro.
gram has not yet been decided upon, but
the days festivities will include a social
and fraternal reunion OF the old soldiers
Of this section of the State and those
from other sections Of the State who
may have taken part in their campaigns.
The reunion will be the principal event
of the day and will include the usual COM
plement Of yarns with which the Ameri.
can volunteer is wont to fight his battles
DER. Then there will be parades by the
assembled organizations, both military
and civic, exhibition and skirmish drills
by the Scott Dragons, s,speeches by distin-
guished speech-makers, including G. b.
Abbott, Esq, Of Chicago, Commander
in.chief of the Sons OF Veterans in the
United States, one Of tho finest orators
in the country, and whose Grafton will
be worth coming many miles to hear.
There have been number OF other ex-
cellent speakers invited and many of
them will be present and participate.
The following committees have been
appointed:
Finance-F. F. Kibler, T. A. Walker,
j. Y. Dean, d. q. Morrow, w. II. Glenn
and John O'Connell.
Grounds and Privileges. w. Patter-
son, j. b. Rowe Elgar Barrere, w. II.
g. Davis and Will Walker.
Music-E. NJ. DeBruin, +. L. Mullen
tx, H. H. Maddox and G.. B. Gardner.
Program-E. Carson, II. G. Dawson
and Jacob Grove.
Speakers-E. Carson, H. D. Davis, G.
f. Doner and Jos. M. Hiestand.
Decoration-John A. Reed, Jonathan
Reed, Spencer Jones, 8. i. Gamble and
@. w. Gamble.
The evident lack Of interest or rather
decadence of interest in the Fourth of
July as national holiday has been very
noticeable of late years, but in this in
stance the patriotic organizations Of this
city have determined that the coming
Fourth shall be celebrated in way that
shall do all the participants. proud, And
no efforts will be spared to make the
day the event Of the year in Highland
county. II deyolves upon all old SOL
diers and their sons to 50 arrange their
business affairs that they may come over
and join in the celebration ON that occa-
sion, and those from distance may
bear in mind that Hi,lsboro will exert
every ability TO make them enjoy their
visit. The reader is appointed com.
mittee of one to tell his or her neighbor
what high old time we are going to
have here on.the Fourth of July. All
Grand Army Posts and Sons OF Veterans
Camps are invited to be present in their
organized capacities. Everybody come.
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Mrs. Barger Peterson, of near London,
Ohio, spent few days of last week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morton on
East Walnut street. Her little son,
Uric Sloane Peterson, who had been
visiting his grandparents, had recovered
from his severe attack Of whooping
cough so as to be able to accompany his
mother home. Mrs. Morton went with
them az far as Loveland.
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The Fire Fiend.

The dwelling house on the farm Of
Rev. Jacob Hawk, about two and half
miles south of town on the Ripley pike
and occupied by family by the name
Of Edwards, was burned to the ground
last Thursday afternoon, together with
all the contents. It-is said that the
house was one Of the Oldest in the
c0untv
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-06-07

The management Of the Hillsboro
Conservatory Of Music desires to express
its gratitude and hearty appreciation to
the citizens OF Hillsboro for the interest
manifested in the festival week, both by
the beautiful decorations and liberal
patronage given the various entertain
mepts. We trust that the future work
OF the Conservatory may be such as to
merit your continued good wishes and
support. J. II. MCKENZIE, Director.
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Ere the nights are short and the days
are long,
Or the tree-toad sings to the skies in
vain
Ere the locust gets in his saw file song,
Or the farmer puts up prayer for rain,
The provident men will begin to prepare
To lay in their gossamer underwear.
ATT. A. WALKER & Co.'s,
Smiths Block, Hillsboro, O..
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Institute Commencement

The commencement exercises Of the
Highland Institute will be held in the
Presbyterian Church this Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock. Rev. Howard
Johnson, Of Cincinnati, will make the
address. Misses Maggie Ferris, Minnie
Elliott, Jean Telfair, Grace Muse and
Mamie Walters compose the class.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-06-07

Citizens OF New Lexington and vicini-
ty will next Saturday evening and the
Saturday evening following have the
privilege of hearing the rendition Of four
popular and thrilling dramas-two each
evening. On next Saturday will be
given "Rebeoca's Triumph" and "Dot,
the Miners Daughter, or, One Glass of
Wine." On the Saturday following the
dramas 'My Brothers Keeper" and
"Among the Breakers" will be rendered.
These entertainments are given by the
members OF the High School Of New
Lexington, and as the proceeds are for
the paying of the new scenery recently
purchased they should be encouraged
by a crowded house.
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Republican National Convention.

The c., w. & B. r. r. has made rate
of 81 for round trip to the Republican
National Convention at Chicago June
10th. Parties OF twenty or more can se-
cure sleeper from Hillsboro to Chicago,
with two nights In Chicago, at a cost OF
about ten dollars, fare and all, sleeper
to be used in Chicago by the party to
sleep in,
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Mr.. James Collins, manager OF the
Martha Wren Company, will bring from
Havlin's Theater Cincinnati, some spec
ial scenery to be used in the presenta-
tion OF "Arrah Ma Pogue" Friday even.
ing. A great many novel effects are to
be introduced, and the evenings enter.
taiament promises to be the most com.
plete OF its kind ever given in this city.
The public are anxious to welcome Miss
Wren again. and society is on the qut uius
regarding Miss May Dufiie, the famous
Kentucky beauty.
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Wilmington Commandery, No. 81, was
inspected by Judge Meek, Of Hillsboro,
on Tuesday evening. After the inspect
ion banquet was spread which was
thoroughly enjoyed by all present. VII
1ninQtOn Republican,.
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College Commencement.

In order to accommodate those who
wish to attend the College Commence.
ment tickets will be placed on
sale next Monday at Bowers book
store. The number Of tickets will be
limited to the comfortable seating capac-
ity of the church, and all persons wish
ing to attend had better purchase tickets
earlv
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Oh lay your chest.protector by
And give your weary arctics rest.
The glorious summertime is nigh
And you need pants, and coat and vest.
Which 7. A. Walker & Co. will sell
you right.
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Notice

To whom it may concern: That the
Board Of Infirmary Directors for High
land county, Ohio, will hereafter hold
their regular business meeting at the
Court House in Hillsboro on the first
Wednesday of each month.
BY order of the Board.
At f. v. GRIM, Clerk.
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DR.. Runyan desires that saloon
keepers and their patrons shall consider
themselves especially invited to hear
his sermon this Wednesday, evening
and wishes them assured that he will
treat them as gentleman, while he
speaks Of their business with the utmost
fra anknoas
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At the regular meeting Of Council last
Monday evening the Mayor sppointed
Erwin Brown engine driver and w. A.
Fenner prison guard. Both appoint
ments were confirmed. Qnits number
OF bills were allowed, and an ordinance
fixing the rate Of taxation for the COM
ing year was passed.
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THE FOURTH
To be Celebrated in Style
BETTING Its Importance as the
Nations Natal Day.
Hillsboro and Highland County to
Unite In an Enthusiastic Old.
Fashioned Celebration.

The Program to Include Orations By Va.
rious Prominent Personages, slir.
mish and Exhibition Drills, and
q Big soldisrs' Reunion--Ths
Grand Army and Sons Of
Veterans in Charge OF
the Arrangements.
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The pictures Of Miss May Duffie on
exhibition at Gutridge & Foley's restau-
rant and in the windows OF Emmerling's
jewelry store prove her to be as has been
claimed-the most beautiful woman on
the American stage. The photos have
attracted great deal of attention, and
innumerable compliments have been
showered on the fair young lady's head.
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For Sale Cheap-A desirable house,
OF seven rooms on one and half acres
of ground, plenty of fruit, good out
buildings, well, cistern, must be seen to
be appreciated. Inquire on premises of
JOSEPH H. orr.
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John A. Collins, Esq, started on his
return to his home in Pueblo, Colorado,
last Monday. He was accompanied by
his sister, Nellie, who will spend the
in the Rocky Mountain country.
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Unclaimed Letters.

List Of unclsiWed letters remaining In tho
post-oflce at Hiilsboro, JRne I'D, 1883.
Fouoh Belle Hsrddsy Mr.
Perkins Rev BE Roads Sudie
Smith Mary Mrs Stratton q y
Please SAY advertised letters In calling for
the above. q. 7. PoPE, p. N,
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Reserved seats for the entertainment
by the Martha Wren Company are now
on sale at Gutridge & Foley's, and are
going rapidly. The public should re.
member there will be change Of bill
nightly.
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The following named persons compose
the college graduating class: Misses
Anna Spargur, Doda Inskeep, Lizzie
Strain, Byrdie Doggett and Martha Will
liamR
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Hlllsboro Brains Again to the Front.

H1IlsbOrO Brains Again 10 the Front.
Quite number Of applicants for ad-
mission to the Bar we're examined at
Indianapolis last week and among the
number was Mr.. F. B. Parks, Hills
boro boy, who went through with flying
colors. In letter to his parents telling
them Of his successful examination he
says, ~ now have in my possession a
certificate from Porter County Circuit,
one from the Supreme Court of Indiana
and one from the Circuit Court OF the
United States, leaving only one court
higher-the U. s. Supreme court-thst
! am not admitted to-" Frank has
cause to be proud of the just reward he
has received for the hard study and
close application Of the past few years,
and Hillsboro will ever eagerly watch
the future career Of this bright and in
telligent young man.
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Col. Nat Massie, hearty and as genial
as of yore, dropped in on US Wednesday.
The Col. will spend o few days in Adams
county renewing old acquaintances.-
West Union Scion,
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Leave your orders for cut flowers for
the commencements at Bowles' store,
where you will also find full assort-
ment Of baskets and bouquet holders.
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The Cincinnati Press Club, which has
secured permanent quarters during the
Centennial at the Exposition buildings,
will dedicate them next Saturday even
ing, June 9th.
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Hyou want a tirst.clsss surrey, or iump-seas
surrey. made by Troy Spring Wagon h Wheel
Co., or Dayton Buggy Works, or . Arst-clsss
Fry buggy or well known Hsydook come and
see MS. HILLsBono HARDwRE Co.
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Don't forget the Bee Hive Store is now
selling for cash and cash only, and have
marked their goods down to the very
lowest cash prices.
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"Rum Traffic and Hard Times''will be
the topic Of a sermon by Rev. DR.. Run
yam at the M. E. Church this (Wednes-
day) evening.
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Notice to Farmers and Breeders.

The draft stallion, Young Wonder,
owned by Seayer Parker, by the request
OF persons breeding, will be kept at the
Kramer House stable on Friday and
Saturday OF each week.
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Miss Kate Higgins, who has been
spending the winter in Columbus, was
the guest Of her brother, Judge H. M.
Higgins, last week.
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The selling OF Mrs. DR.. Richards prop.
erty by the Sheriff on June 9th is
grand opportunity for securing cheap
home, it being appraised at only $3.50.
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Mrs. X. w. Mutton was called to Gin
cinnati last Monday to attend the funer-
al of her sister's-Mrs. Bradley--infant
child, who died saturday night.
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Bargains in cloths and cassimeres at
Spargur's. All their $1.25 cassimeres
now selling at $l.00. Other grades in
proportion.
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Do you know why the Bee Hive Store
can make the lowest prices? They now
sell for cash only, and don't make any
bad accounts.
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Although there was quite fair-sized
crowd in our city last Saturday yet the
number Of horses sold was quite slim for
a June stock sale. Flock purchased 7
head, Russell 8, Smith s, Waul A, Bishop
2, Shack & Long, 3, country and home
buyers s, in all IS head. Prices ranged
from $40 to $l65. But few good horses
were offered,
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The college baccalaureate sermon will
be preached in the Methodist Episcopal
Church (this city, next Sunday, June
10th, at 7:3O p. m.
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Ground phosphatsa With CipcinpAti Dessi-
eating Compauy's Phosphate, oovn drilled with
Hoosisr Drill or planted with Rysns' corn
planter snd plowed with: the only genuine
Malta D. 3. plow or Nrown oultivator viii In
sure good Drop. vor sale BY
HILIADoRo HAlpvARu Co.
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In the window of j. A. Worrell's
jewellery store, in this city, may be seen
large wall-plaque,up upon which the artist
has displayed great taste and skill with
the brush in oil. It is the work of Miss
Minnie Smith, daughter of Mr.. 0. D..
Smith, manager Of the Western Union
Telegraph Office in this city. Mics Min
ME Is telegraph operator at Hillsboro.
The painting, with its light blue back
ground, is q bunch OF purple and white
silacs, which, together with tho leaf and
the manner In which the artist has made
them stand ont, look a. natural as the
living d0wer and shrub. The work is
g!ononncet pertect BY I'll who ~ it,--
Fayette County Herald
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Hone hundred and forty.four more
pairs Of those ladies fine kid shoes at 50
and $2.25 per pair at Spargurs. Same
quality sold by regular dealers at $3.50
and s.. .75.
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The May Festival is over but not so
with the rush for those handsome and
exquisite patterns in wall paper at Nor.
row Bros.
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DR.. Runyan will preach at the M. E.
Church this "wednesday evening al
7:45 o'clock.
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Paint your house with the Averill
Mixed Paint II you want it to last. Sold
by Garrett Bros.
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Mr.. II. s. Foraker, father of Ohio's
young governor, was among those from
Hillsboro in attendance at the Colvin
trial on Monday. He is corporation
weigh-master at Hillsboro, and looks
quite able to take care of himself, though
he has met with reverses which leaves
him poor man in his old age Va
snt,lOfOn Democrat
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Miss Mary Ayres left last Thursday
morning for Lancaster, Ohio, she having
secured a position in the Reform Farm
Home.
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We put on sale to-day special lot Of
four.button, stitched back kid gloves at
so cents pair. s. T.. HIBBEN & Son.
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StOp

Uslng acid Phosphates, composed Of Carclins
rock (for . hsfis), salt petFe and smmop.S
nesnlt. sour ersps where good claver ought to
10 growing. Buy Cincinnati bessioatinR Co.'S
pare anpimal phosphate Of as.
AIILsBoRo HARDWARE Co.