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PRICETOWN.
February 25th, 1889.

February 25th, 1889.
Rev. Singer delivered two very able
sermons at this point last Sunday.
Rev. James Barker will preach in the
Christian Church next Sunday If his
health will permit.
Our school closed last Friday. The
pupils gave an entertainment Friday
night in the way of songs, declamations,
dialogues, etc. The teacher, Sheridan
Faris, is re.engaged to teach the school
next winter.
Marian Smith closed his school at
Walnut College last Friday with very
interesting exercises. A great many
spectators were present, and all report
an excellent time.
Mr.. Dan Foreman and wife, of Hills
boro, were guests of DR.. DeHass and
wife one day last week.
The Literary Law School is now a
thing in our village, and meets every
Wednesday night. The topic for dis
cussion next Wednesday nights, (Which
have suffered the greater wrong, the
negro or the red man ?"
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomp. Smith will com
mence their experience at housekeeping
to-day on the farm of Mr.. M. Rizer near
Hillsboro, Mr.. Rizer having moved to
Hillsboro.
Miss Belle Lemons started for Indi.
annapolis, Ind, last Wednesday, to re-
main there the coming summer.
Mrs. Eliza Holden. and Willie and Stella
Faris are all very low with consumption.
and 1t is very apparent that the brittle
threads Of life will soon be snapped in
twain with each. ,
Mr.. Jonathan Foust and Mrs. Huldah
Faris still remain poorly.
Miss Lizzie Hughes, OF Hillsboro. and
Miss Flora DeHass, of Wrinkle. were
visitors Of DR.. DeHass last Friday.
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NEW LEXITNGON.
February 18th, 1889

| feDruafy Z0tn, 1859.
Mr.. Sam Clarke was in Hillsboro last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kearns, of Hillsboro,
were visiting Silas Horsman and family
last Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Clarke, living near town,
was married last Thursday, February
2lst, to Miss Fanny Oxley, of New
Vienna. The happy pair are now domi.
ciled at the home Of Mr.. Clarke, north.
west of town. Success to them. M
The meetings at Oak Grove are still in
progress. Quite a number have gone
forward to the altar.
A very large audience greeted Rev. r.
E. Smith at the M. E. Church here last
Thursday night. He delivered very
entertaining discourse. Subject, Mon.
tana and its Resources.
The dramatic entertainment is now
under full headway. They have set the
time for Saturday night, March 9th.
Miss Mary Boatright was in Cincinnati
last Saturday.
Miss Mittie Tener is visiting relatives
in Hillsboro and New Market this week.
Mrs. Julia Urton, of Vienna, was the
guest of Lew Syferd and family last Fri
day.
Mrs. Hussey, of Vienna, was visiting
her father, Lewis Hoskins and family,
last Friday.
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Prohibition Township Convention.

The Prohibitionists of Liberty town.
ship and -Hillsboro are requested to ap.
pear at the Probate Courtroom in Hills
boro on Tuesday evening, March 9th, at
1880 p. M, to nominate q township,
corporation and school board ticket; and
also let every member of the Prohibition
Club be present for the purpose OF elect
ing new officers for said club. Remem.
Der the time and place, Probate Judges
Office and March 9th. Let all friends
come out.
BY order of Com.
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wILLETTsvILLE.
Eahruarv 0Rth

February 26th, 1889.
Mr.. ]. H. Chaney, Of New Vienna
moved to his fathers farm near here last
Wednesday.
Miss Rena Sharp has gone to stay with
Mrs. A. johnson. Of Hillsboro.
Mr.. Henry Kibler, who has been on
the sick list for three or four weeks, is
slowly convalescing.
Miss Cora Gibson is spending few
days with Mrs. s. Haslam, OF New
Vienna.
Mr.. Wilbur Dove visited his brother.
in-law, Mr.. H. G. Williams. one day
last week.
Miss Cora Sharp has been employed to
teach the spring term of school in the
link district.
Mrs. Henry Kibler was visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Jonah Britton, last Wed.
nesday.
Miss Amanda Noble closes her winter
term of school at Sharpsville this week.
After few weeks vacation she will re.
sumo duties again.
Last Friday was a memorial day to
many school children throughout our
land. The custom of celebrating the
birthday of the world.renowned Wash
ington is gradually growing in favor as
the years advance. The school at this
place, under the skillful management Of
Mr.. Henry G. Williams, celebrated the
day by rendering an appropriate pro-
gram to crowded house last Friday
evening. The exercises were rendered
entirely by pupils Of the school, the pro.
gram consisting of songs, readings, es-
says and recitations of a historical
nature, illustrate ve OF the life and char
acter of the founder of our Republic.
Among the decorations was large, beau.
tiful flag, presented to the school by
Mrs. Williams. The pupils deserve
credit for their good recitations.
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EAST noSRoE.
February 25th, 1880.

| reDTuary ZOtn, loo0.
Mn. w. B. Stoker il on the sick list.
Rev. Tyler has been holding q series
Of meetings at the U. B. Church for the
past two weeks.
Mr.. Clarence Pensyl, Of Boston, spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Mrs. Onnie Thompson, Of Greenfield,
was the guest Of N. Scudder and family
last week.
Mr.. E. N. George and two children
started to their home at Hastings, Ne
braska, on the 23d. He having been
called here on January 18th, by the
sickness and death of his mother.
Mrs. L. J. Reed has been at the bed.
side of her granddaughter, Miss Grace
Worthington, of Fayette county, for the
past two weeks.
Prof. John w. Mckinney, Of Center
field, and Miss Cora B. Gamble, Of Hills.
boro, closed the winter term of our
school on the 22d. A large number Of
visitors were present and the exercises
were appropriate to the occasion, closing
with an ode to Washington by the entire
school.
The Sons of Temperance, of this place,
will celebrate their fifth anniversary on
March I'd. The Leesburg and Lexing.
ton divisions have been invited and are
expected to be present.
]. w. Cummings closed his school at
Olive Chapel on Friday with a spelling
bee.
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LEEyB
February 25th, 1880.


Mrs. Barley, Of Hillsboro, was the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. s. H. Spen'
Ger, Saturday. Is
Mr.. Rodney Andrews, who has been
going to school at this place, returned to
his home near Hillsboro Saturday.
Mr.. Chas. Mckinney has moved into
the Redkey property on East Main
street.
Mr.. Stanley Arthur, Of New Vienna,
visited relatives in this place Saturday
Friday was stock sale day at this place
A large crowd was in attendance.
Last Friday being washington's Birth.
day the scholars ofthe High School were
given half holiday.
Mrs. John Swift is on the sick list at
this writing.
Mr.. Wright, our village blacksmith,
has moved into the property formerly
occupied by Samuel Winkle.
Miss Nellie Guthrie, who has been
sick for some weeks, is no better at this
writing.
Miss Mary Teter will start Tuesday to
visit Mrs. Nettie Jackson at Washing.
ton, D. @.
The Burlesque Imitation played here
by the Gary johnson Post, Of New Wen.
ma, at the Opera House, Friday night,
was not we'll attended on account Of the
protracted meeting at the M. E. Church.
Those who we're present were well
pleased with the play.
Mr.. James Simpson, of Loveland,
spent Sunday at the Simpson House.
The protracted meeting at the NJ. E.
Church is still in progress.
Mr.. Noah Hardy is visiting his daugh.
ter, Mrs. Jackson, at Washington, D. G.
Burglars entered the home OF Mrs.
Marietta johnson last Saturday night
while she was at church. We did not
learn whether any thing was taken or
not.
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RUSSELL,S.
February 25th, 1889,

reUruHry Z0Cn, 1853.
School closes Saturday, March I'd.
Mr.. Williams and wife, of Willettsville,
spent Sunday at Mrs. M. A. Urmston's.
Mr.. Isaac Barnes, of Warren, Ind, ar
rived here last Thursday to visit his
mother near Fariview.
Mr. George Calhan, of Hoagsland, and
Miss Carrie Jonte, of this place, were
married at Hillsboro, Tuesday, February
10th.
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FIELD.
February oath, 1880.

The fine gold watch raffied OH At MT
A. B. Covers jewelry store last Sat.
urday evening by guessing at number
OF seeds in gourd was won by Mr.
Charles Pratt, he guessing the exact
number OF seeds in the gourd-32l.
The entertainment given by the Young
Peoples Benevolent Society at the City
Hall last Friday evening was a success
financially and otherwise.
One or two of our local ice dealert
who failed to put up supply during
the heavy freeze about ten days ago are
now having their houses filled with lake
ice shipped by rail.
Mr.. Nelson Hudson is still confined ia
his room from the effects Of a recent
siege of tever.
A couple or three sharpers struck our
town last Friday evening and attempted
to work what is called the flim.fam
racket in having ten dollar bill changed.
They finally succeeded in swindling the
clerk at Lefevre & Heads hardware
store out of five dollars, but it was but a
few minutes after the ck.fngered
gents had left that Mr.. Head discovered
the mistake, he being dive dollars short
in cash. He then started out on the
hunt for the fellows and found them at
the Elliott Hotel. He got his money
back, but the trixters were allowed to 90
clear. About five or six weeks ago the
same fellows were here selling soap on
the street.
The 1. o. o. F. Lodge, Of this place,
have purchased of w. A. Anderson the
lot on the west side OF East Main street
and adjoining the Commercial Bank
building for the purpose of erecting a
new three-story brick building and to
enlarge their hall, which now occupies
the third story of the Commercial Bank
building.
Mrs. Jennie Leary, residing few
miles north Of this place, died last Wed.
nesday morning from consumption.
The remains were buried at Good Hope
The revival meetings at the M. E.
Church still continue. Up to last Sun
day noon forty-three had united with
the church.
Mr.. A. F. Parrett and family, from
near South Salem, have located in this
city. Mr.. Parrett will engage in business
Of some kind with the opening of spring.
Prof. Mcbride, of Washington G. H.,
has raised quite large and interesting
class in music and writing at this place.
DIR. I. N. Smith has about recovered
rom his recent attack Of rheumatism,
md is again attending to professional
,alls.
Mr.. Charles Leib, of Anderson, Indi.
ma, spent last week here visiting his
I'D home and friends.
Mr.. John P. McWilliams, after spend.
ng some weeks here visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Park McWilliams, left for
lis place of business at Mulvane, Sum.
,er county, Kan.
Mr.. Jes Bush, of Portsmouth, Ohio,
spent day and night here last week
visiting his mother.
Mr.. Thomas Blackburn has been laid
up for repairs for a few days, caused
from severe case of mumps.
Mr.. John Langley is the name of the
proprietor of the new restaurant in the
Free building on South Washing street.
We see invitations are out announc.
ing the wedding of Mr.. Mitchell Murray
and Miss Louie Irwin Thursday evening,
February 28th.
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LEEsBuRS.
March 4th, 1889.

March 4th, 1859.
Samuel Hixson of Hillsboro was In
our village Wednesday.
Mrs. Powless and daughter, Iona, who
have been visiting relatives in Parkers.
burg, w. Va, for some time, returned
home Saturday.
The postoffice at this place was robbed
Fridayinight. The thieves climbed IN
at the back window, but were unable to
secure much. They also entered the ga.
loon and got few dollars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, of Greenfield, are
the guests of their daughter, Mrs. ]. M
Kay, of this place.
Maud Kneedler, of Olive Chapel, Wis
tied friends in this place the forepart o.
the week.
Will beaverton started for Omaha
Neb., Thursday, where he will make his
future home. He was accompanied by
Bud Woods.
Born--To John Corwin and wife, las,
Friday night, girl.
Miss Kittie Miller is visiting friends
near Hillsboro.
Mrs. Smith, who has been visiting J.
Harcum, returned to her home at But.
lerville on Saturday.
Miss Nellie Guthrie, who had been
quite sich for some time, died at her
home on Monday of last week. Her
funeral was held at the Fairfield Church
and her remains were inferred in the
Pleasant Hill cemetery.
w. G. Smith, who has been attending
college at Hillsboro, came home to spend
Sunday with friends.
About ten couples of young folks at
tended an oyster supper given by tho
friends of Leslie Barrett at his home
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. M. M. Covan is on the sick list at
this writing.
Last Saturday evening twenty.one
couples of the young men and ladies of
the Order OF s. and D. of T. boarded the
seven o'clock train for East Monroe to
pay the s. and d. of T. visit. They
purchased round trip tickets and expect
ed to return at eleven o'clock the same
evening. Lo, and behold, they came in
Sunday morning on a tie pass.
Charles Beeson, of Cincinnati, is visit
ing relatives here.
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HARRISBURG.

March 4th, 1889.
Miss Eta Custer, of Hollowtown, ia
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Sanders,
this week.
Joseph w. Emery, administrator Of
the estate of Joseph Emery, deceased,
had the same appraised last Friday and
the widows dover set off.
Miss Rebecca Parks bought Of Hockett
Bros. a fine parlor organ.
Farmers are preparing for their spring
work.
James King, jr., has accepted a posi-
ton north of Hillsboro for the coming
summer.
L. O. CLANCY is in Cincinnati on busi-
ness.
Miss Mantle CLANCY is talking of going
to the city and going into dressmaking
establishment.
w. E. Elliott and wife were the guests
of VIM. Vance and wife last Tuesday.
The wheat looks we'll in this section
and has the appearance ofs good crop.
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UNION COLLEGE.
March 4th, 1889.

March 4th, 1889.
E.E. North, of the Hill City, who has
been visiting in this community for the
past week, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. John Coffman, who has been very
ill for some time, is slowly convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Robinson and little
daughter, frankie, were the guests OF
John Bennington and family Saturday
might.
A. G. Surber, OF Hillsboro, spent Sun
day near Olive Chapel.
Mr.. Frank Vance and wife were the
guests of Amos Hawk and family Satur.
day night.
E.G. Fender will close in theShoffner
district Thursday and U. G. Roberts
Friday with an exhibition at night.
w. B. Ruble, w. E. Borden and Chas.
Sonner attended the last day of school
exercises at Pike College Friday. A
good crowd was present and the exercises
good. There was also reading school
at night which was we'll attended. Mr..
Sonner is a successful young teacher
and has been employed to teach the
next winter term.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Pulliam spent Fri
day and Saturday with relativesin Hills
bOro.
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FARMERS STATION.

March I'd, 1889.
Preaching at West Chapel on Sunday,
March 10th, at 2:30 o'clock, by Rev.
Wells, of Martinsville.
Jerome and John West have returned
to their home in Iowa after spending
the winter with friends and relatives in
this vicinity.
Miss Clara Fleming, of Morrisville, is
visiting Oscar Fleming and wife.
Lum Davis and wife spent last Wed.
nesday with s. West and wife at viii.
lettsville.
Orl Smithson spent few days last
week in Cincinnati.
George Moon has purchased the
Nancy Walton property and will take
possession this month.
Frank West, of Petersburg, is visiting
Pleas Betterton and family.
Mrs. Nan Grabill has gone to Iowa to
spend the summer for the benefit of her
health.
Literary at Vests school house every
Thursday night.
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WILLETTSvILLE.
March 4th. 1889

~~sSA HUAAt AoOOs
Mr.. Barton Dean has been quite poorly
the past week.
Mrs. Thomas Hatcher is still confined
to her bed with rheumatism.
After one weeks vacation Mr.. Robert
Lewisw will begin hisspring term of school.
Miss Jessie Foreman visited her srsnd.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kibler. q
few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 8. Garner visited
the latter's sister, Mrs. Henry q. Will
liams, last Thursday.
Mira Mary Pierson, who has been sick
for several weeks, is slowly convalescina.
Mr.. James McCabe had Z sale Last
Wednesday and has moved TO New
Vienna. Mr.. Frank Michaels will move
into the house vacated by Mr.. McCabe.
Mr.. Henry Caplinger, shoemaker BY
trade, from Springfield. o., has moved to
our place.
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ALLENSBURG.

March 4th, 1889.
Mr.. Shed Kidd is quite sick at this
writing.
MIR. Philip Charles moved his saw-mill
on Mr.. Alex. Teboe's farm near this
place.
Rev. J. w. Klise, of the Hill City,
preached at the @. U. Church Sunday at
1910, and also Sunday evening.
There was singing at the Christian
Union Church Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Than. Roush, of this place, has
been employed to teach school in district
No. 6 for the next term.
Quite a number attended the stock
sale at Hillsboro Saturday from this
place.
Mr.. John Bennett, of near Dahville,
will move on his farm near here id few
days.
Our roads are almost impossible. So
moving will be almost impossiblet
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RUSSELES.
March 9Th. 186

March 9Th, 1889.
Mrs. s. R. Oldaker left here last Tues.
day morning for Bucyrus, O., to see her
grandmother, who is very sick.
A series of meetings commenced in the
Christian Church at Fairview last Satur.
day night.
Mrs. W. N. Maxey is reported with
the sick. Those who have recently been
on the sick list are better, except Mrs.
Ellsworth Wilkin.
w. D. Newton is at Lebanon this week
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Greathouse.
Aunt Katie Kessler spent last We'd
nesday in Lynchburg with Aunt Nancy
Murphy.
Miss Ella Brown went to Greenfield
last Tuesday on receiving the sad news
of the death of her sister, Mrs. Kate
Swearingen, of that place.
A surprise party was given Jimmie
Britton, Saturday, March I'd, it being
his Sth birthday. Several of his little
friends took dinner with him. A good
time was reported.
John Bell and fellow by the name of
Barnes, claiming to belong in Whining
ton, had a panorama show here Saturday
night, the 23d.
Our people are on the move again this
spring. Estell Fenner will move on D. X.
links place near Dunn's Chapel, Mrs.
Mary Fenner on her place vacated by
Estell, and Frank Burton on Joseph
siddens' place, Will Michaels, of Lynch.
burg, in the house with his parents here,
Lewis Barnes in Cy Schaffer's house at
the junction, and Cy in Barnes place
near here.
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GREENFIELD.
March 4th, 1889.

March 4th, 1859.
Married-By Rev. Crothers, last
Thursday at the residence of the brides
father few miles north of town, Mr..
Arthur Whitsell and Miss Lizzie McWil-
liams.
The revival meetings at the M. E.
Church closed last Wednesday evening
with grand jubilee meeting. Fifty-two
have united with the church and about
the came number have been converted.
QnIte a number OF our citizens left last
Saturday night for Washington to wit
ness the Inauguration Of President Har-
rison.
Mr.. John Smith, a young man employ.
cd at the pad factory, is lying quite sick
with the fever at the Harper House.
Daniel Cope, one of our aged citizens
living in the west end, is very i'll at this
writing.
The Sons Of Veterans are making great
preparations fer their entertainment on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday even.
ings OF next week.
Quite number Of our young men are
agitating the question of forming .
Young Mems Christian Association, and
from present indications 1t will be sue
cess.
Frank Park is homo on Q visit from
the Philadelphia Dental College.
J. N. Arnott is out a. candidate for
reelection to the Office OF Assessor Of
Madison township.
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sELrAsr.

March 4th, 1859.
Mn. Hathaway Smart is on the sick
list,
Mumps have taken q new break out.
Several new cases.
The series 0f meetings which were in
progress at the Presbyterian Church
here, conducted by Rev. M. M. Marshall,
closed last Thursday night.
A series Of meetings commenced at
the M. E. Church here last night.
Mr.. Charley Roads and daughter, Of
Folsom, we're calling upon friends here
Friday night. Saturday he returned
home, leaving his daughter over Sunday.
Misses Cornelius and Mccullough, Of
Youngsville, Adams county, have moved
in our midst to work at the mantua-
making business.
Albert Mcclure died at his home Feb.
ruary 18th, and was buried in the Cross
cemetery the 10th by the g. A. R. Post.
Our undertaken was called to Flat
Run, Adams county, some days ago to
assist in the funeral of Old Aunt Katie
Griffith, who, after . lingering illness,
sweetly fell asleep in Jesus. She had
been devoted Christian from her youth.
She was about "a years Of age.
Mrs. @. F. Hall, of Dunkinsville, and
Mrs. j. @. Price and two children, of
Manchester, Adams county, are spending
the week with friends here.
Mr.. James Miligan, wife and little son
spent the latter part of the week with
friends at Wheat Ridge, Adams county.
Mrs. F. s. Calvert, Of Hillsboro, spent
some days with friends here the past
week.
Thsre was . rare occurrence gathered
at the dinner table at Daniel Milburn's
last Sunday-four generations and
Mrs. Daniel Milburn, their daughter,
Mrs. O. F. Hall, of Adams county, her
daughter, Mrs. ]. O. Price, and her
daughter, Stella Price, which is Mil.
burns great granddaughter.
The meeting at Louden, conducted by
Rev. p. Bethel and lady, is still in pro-
gress with good result. About 25 ad.
ditions and 80 conversions.
Frank Kelley spent part of last week
at Blanchester with his wife. She is
better at present.
The farm belonging to Joe Smart, late
deceased, was bought by John Smart,
one Of the heirs, at public auction for
40 400.
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LITTLETON.
March 4th, 1889.

MARCH 4In, looS.
Peter Orebaugh attended the bedside
of his sick sister at Danville last Sun.
day.
Miss Maggie Sherry, Of Glendale, re.
turned to her home at this place last
week.
John Tedrick and Charles Brown, of
this place. will attend school at Price.
town this spring.
George Shinkle returned home last
week from short visit with friends in
Brown county.
Mrs. Ellen Robuck, her son, David,
and grandson, Oren, will start on trip
to Fayette county to-day.
Thurman Sanders closed his school in
the Mccarthy district last Friday. The
afternoon was spent in the way of an
exhibition. Mr.. Sanders has been re-
tanned for another year.
Last Friday witnessed the closing Of
the school at this place, taught by P. H.
Shaffer. The afternoon exercises con-
sisted of reading, declamations and sing.
ing. A very interesting speech was
given by Walter Faris, of Pricetown,
after which the teacher read the report
OF the school, showing the best average
attendance for years, the average per
cent. being SO. The directors have en-
ployed Mr.. Shaffer for the ensuing year.
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DODsONvILLE.

March 4th, 1889.
Henry Walker smiles and says it's ,
boy.
John H. Thompson il on business
trip to Kentucky.
johnson Stroup and wife, Of Eabina,
were theguests offriends here last week.
Reading schools were given at thia
place and Roosterpeck on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings.
Mr.. Edward Pratt and sister, Lizzie, Of
Greenfield, were the guest Of relatives
here Monday and Tuesday last.
Rev. Murray, of Hillsboro, occupied
the pulpit here Sunday evening, owing
to the absence of the elder,