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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-19

Il J. LEONARD, v. H., Physician and su'-
Il. geon, Las loc tied In Nj es City and may
be fund at WIighi's Drug Store.
Hs- Diseases Of Women ami Children specially
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02
HT.NF NEIL.

BINIoY-MANGHAM.-Married on
Wednesday, January Esd. 1889, at the
residence of the brides mother. BY
Rev. Q. P. Miles, Mr.. r. L. BINIoN and
Miss CARRIE 0. MANeHAM.
R. L. Binion is a worthy young
man, Of excellent habits They have
the congratulations the editor of the
BEACON, the bride being the youngest
child of our elder brother. May
peace, happiness and prosperity attend
them and their future lives continue
in as bright prospect as it commences.
We copy the following from the
Bienville New Era: "R. L. Binion
and Miss Carrie O. Mangham, of Rich
land parish, were united in the bonds
of wedlock on Wednesday evening,
January 23rd, 1889, at the residence
of the brides mother. 1t is needless
for us to express our wishes for their
prosperity and happiness, when it is
known that the bride is the Youngest
child of our elder brother, now de-
ceased, whom we love as if she were
our own daughter We know of no
reason why they should not be a pros
porous and happy couple
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02
Nights Of inchantmPnt.

Thi, SATURDAY anal Monday ri1h;,
at Simms < Balf"ur'. new Opera
house, All entertainment # a rttlru q
chnraf'i,r and without exception. tie
best ever given in Our town. viii
appear. Oar exchanges speak l.
term, IF ;'rai-+ us lis eXcrllrure.
Tie tItertaiimtr. consists of n
merry comhina'i II # iau.la!lp acts
sensational scrnes, eyrrnirici'ies. x =.
iGtersprrSei with delightful n.u-i'
Let all attend. See the mention ii.
Delhi Drifts"
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

C. Il. Btlfnur L'lce No. u
Knight # Pi;lias. %; Ra,viIl-, L.
viii celebrate the 25lh anniversary q
the order and also dedicate ia, j
NV hall with haI quet aud l'aii al
the 18Th If February. 1889. Al
urnpriate nddlrssps viii he dtiiv.re'
-, prominent knights # tie Stat
All X of p. are c,rairl invitrf.
Invitations ~ the public will b'
i,su Il Il xt week
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

OvERBY-NELso>.-Maried on
Thursday evening: an"ary git, 1859
al the residence OF Rrv.D. y. Camp
bell, IN Rayville, Mr.. r. Z. OVERLY
and MR. JULIA a. NELSON, by
Rev. D. A. Campbell, all of Rich
land parish.
TIE editor was among few irvi.
ted witnesses who attended the mar
riage ceremony. The happy coupl.
have our congratulation, and best
wishes for prosperous, happy and
long life. Mr.. OVERLY is 10 II,
congratulated on his good fortune in
securing suci, matrimonial prize,
who Ivy the way, is one of the best
women in the prrish..
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02
go . -
4 CARD.
To the Afflicted.

This is Ia e. TIIiv Tia; have b,'rn sui
fr'rr from pie. i"r a'o"i "a year.. Th"
'unlors continued tn Incr.a>e aIfSS, .niar-
aud produced 80 mach PAIN and suri.uup
tl,nt ! hal begun Ia despair "f ute Tnno'y !.
rne advice al \ friend | pIar-d my-rIf unit. &,
rarr 81 Dr. Mccormick. Of Istn tor iresr
.nrut am now well. no iumnr- az pain 80
suffering. During the time 81 the Treatment
iillrd me- regmar appointments. oniy n,Is.
ing un- and attended "a other duties. An-r
krowiny my own co"'iitIon TO. one n-rd
lie par VII" viii piarr themselves under DR.
Mcconnell. treatment. The knife OF u
liyaIure was not used.
y. p. EVERETT,
Pastor Baptist Churrh ShIluh. La.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

On Saturday evening last We Re-
ceiv.d siIila. service dispatch 10
hoist the cold way signal, that by s
Il. m. Sunday the Temperature wou!'i
fall several degrees. During th'
night the wind blew gaze from IT,"
west, and early in the morning the
SNOW WAS falling fast. giving every
evidence If "A blizzard.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

To those who will pay all in advance
for ~ months for the Beacon. we
viii discount Is per cent, or 81 So
instead IT 81. Some .. en- to forget
thu difference between paving in
advance and at the emil If the year.
Remember that this means that you
are to ray for one year AHEAD Il
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02
A6er Three Years.

W. J.. Walton. at Springfield, Tenn. says:
j ha,r bsrn suffering with Men aIsia in my
face aud head OH aud "a for ,hr-e years.
purchased bnx ct Dr. Tanners Infxilible
Nsursiyia Cure and toox eight OF the rilis.
have no, felt any symptoms Of Neuralgia
since. II gives me pleasure to recommend
L" Sofa by a.! druggists. Ian2-im.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

Sirother, nm industrious c"lorrd
man on Col. A. b. CnnpeiS place,
came il nn SATURDAY with u lot "i
colored immigrants from Virginia
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

You never have seen a. MANY peopl,
i, town a. there is since HER MANN
KAHN opened his s,ore; hi~ price
would make the angels come d"wu
and buy from him. Crop at the
chance fOi YOU never will have an
other one like it.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

HERMAN KAHN had not
hands enough to wait on the people
this week. His store is full of Gu :.
TONERS every dsv and all come our
with big BUNDLES under their
arms. We are no; surprised at all to
see it. Selling at figures as he
does will make anyone buy.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

Mr.. Cline was IN Rsyville Tuesday.
He informs us that the engineers
changed their course to the left from
the centre Of Big Greek. They seem
to he running strange line, or rather
route as they make several vi ia'iops.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

Aside Iom a-ins positive cure for thiI-
sni Fever Chr.ihsn,, hail i"nir l. al.o ih,.
III ~ strength 'rIns me :" the "n'hi sat
i-tsc;ion or m"n-v refunded. Sold hy br
J ) B,azl-,, and +. " Th"m;1-nn. sept
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of G W. Morgf n, in this
issue. 1t is needless for us to state in
this connection that the business is
paying, for it is the universal opinion
that the house is doing paying bust
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

Persons troubled VII, chronic diarrho"aor
snbiert 10 inw~i c'.nplaiur IN any frn.
should try Z ha.nhrriain's Colir, Cl'"i-rs Md
D,rr,ho~a Remedy Many rLn"ir eases tl'"'
Lad resisted al o.h~r ,r-sim. ~ have h-""
cured Lyi, For sale by DR. B-az'-y
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

J. W. Simms has moved his store
or dry goods department int" the
new brick stor. house north of the
depot. Mr.. Nunntry remnins with
the saloon mt the Srott house.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

Fl. ". Jones has purchased the
stock of "is md groceries fGrmer',
owned by ". J. jones and couiinu :
In the same stand.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

For want If Time anl sptra w
cou / not get in tie arii lie 1t x |
j Williams (rn!"r'd) his week Nil
publish il next.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

II is easily 10 account for " hvHER-
MAN KAH\'S store is ~ crowded
everyday he sells his goods so low
down.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

The immense sale of than'bs rlsin's Cnngn
Remedy Ia. he n .r"inc-d n"n great -x'-n'
by P-s,,,i... who have he-n cured tv u telling,
their friends anf n.iy'lams al its g-""'
1uahl,ir> aud urging them tn try Il The
,no.t severe cold will soon i-ld Ia it- st"'Ib,
ing effects. Fer sale by DR. j. :. PrazIey
Nuvl7-lm
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

Plp,.e din'r take sul "i,p- ~nri tor y, 10
u.s. Ch-aihanI- thiit L." H. AMI seq i"'"
G.irk you IT, b- cured '"n'a''i"r'' :"
iyi S. Beazly. and T.. ". ih"" l',"'
Delhi ,it
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

C.e CourseLs lightning iirainrnt To-
-lIarb"n rinc-hnhe. spawn. pole evil. foot
evil. t.tt-r IN ne hack. wounds anJ hfuisr-.
aud ynn will hnv no others >ol, hy DIR J
: B-azl-y. Rayviile. and l.. W. Thompson.
Delhi.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

L. E. Tis,lale has been lusy Of
work on n Cabin on the Li'ld' ]
place. preparing far crop. He in
formed us that he had very nenrl,
hands enough to cultivate all his
land
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02
B.l34 rrizes,an.our'ins to + 81 .O54 8 %

3.l3A zes,an,onrring To q 81 .OS4 > %
1urE -Irk- S .'rswng Cnpila' riizr. a.t
,.i enir,.i Ia terminal PtIZ :.
=: Foa CiUB RATES or a"y further inform
'ion hr>urh, wrir. I-gIbly T. tie undersigned
clearly stating your residence. wth STATE
County street a,d \nnp-r No'e r.pIi ~
'ufu mail ie.ivrry viii T." ,sur-d nv y""r en-
cIn-ny - Envelope i-sr'ng t""r iul adde's.
send rr,ral y i-- Exnr.>- Mun-v Uri.t.
e Nrw III Exrhahsr Ia urinary irrrr
currency 10y txiir>> (ar IN exre"-') adj
,trss
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
\ OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED

Iuro'r"r,r- hy iI. Legislature ~ 1858 fer
E.inr7'Iu'a -nd i'arI'ti''. !u'p','s. AMI ~
II tr'hi, na tr n IHti at he Itc>-isi Sat
'cu>ut,'r'n- IA 1879. by an ovEKwHsLNING
POPLAR VOTE
l., Il .ANdEXrRA DRAW.
l\i;S AXE place ,ern Annually. (Jr.~ an''
n.rrrur. y a"d IT. GRAM SINGLE NUM-
GER DRAW i..G> take place -" ,'arh 81 the
ih-f l.. u ,ituI,,,> Ia tl,' t-.aId a'r aii ,:fswt
"a la"l,r. ~ the Academy u; Nu>r, New Or
iraus La
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

Down in the Nelson n-iYhbnrhoni
the road hands have been doing an ~
work on the public road, Which
n eeded it very much.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

When you desire pra-aur PlIy>ic try ~
Psurk mi. They eau always b- d-penhei
upon. and q" nnt us"-rarr ne stomach ny
gipe the Lo.eI, For sale by DR. B-azriy
d29-lm
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02
Women. Delays are Dangerous,

N,l,.rn Rive, = Female. rhl- fcr WOW 81
asrsr )aii> :" aI.ay< give spsrdy "'d 'erioia
trHtt >a'i-f,r''"ii cuHrtu',..'.' 'r money r.
.urDra. Sent hy fpa,l. --cur".y s.a',h. u.
pain wrapper t,r ore iciiHr: Ihtrr hrX",
80 Tr0 Iol'rrS Particulars in i-'t-r t'r
ur-ru'- Ia nl-'f.a stamps Address o..
Ma, f.. REVERE 2S3 l-r-ry C.,Y y =
iln2l-!y-bo
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

IT, tn ,L"r- Sure Chni Cue. III" "-,i -.
earth. P,re 25 sud 20 crits Sod hN r..
Thompson d, ihl. La ,snd nr }. ;. Be"zle,
RayviIle, La.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

Oar rpa,lrrs will ind ann'h"r fair
contributor in this issue. "Pans,,
from Girarl.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

Wea now prepared IN execute book
work neatiy-haviny Purchased rev type We
can prin, minutes Of association, neatly and
i, living .aies.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

"N-v-r wait: unless II 40 too late Hunt :
Cure puara, ed ." cure SKI" Fr"r'i""- I"
oil II. various farm. Sold 10y J. =. B.azlry
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02
LE-icc 60 7Iotncrs.

.irs. VIssLow's ,u~IHIsG SYEuP should always
BE- used when children ore cui ting teeth. 1t t.
heves the suffer-rat once; itproduces natural
quiet sleep, and the little cherut uwaEesHS "triSht
as q button" It - very pleasant, to taste. It
soothes the chill softens he gums, a!lays all pain,
regg ate the bewe $, and b ST known remedy
for darrhooa, whether arising irrm teeta.ng CT
other CAUSES. Twenty-Five coEts q bottle.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

Circuit C.,uI, c ,nven.d here thi-
week Their Fl mora A. A. Gurh,
anh F. c. Montgomery ho'l Ire-rr.
fh"f Having ai'nrn"vs in ni'e,dar"' :
c.. 7. o B,uinr. II L,mkir aud
Mr.li'''sto-."f N"rro.; H0". II p
NJ. :, from D.li;, ~ tie ErH, l.
y y.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

Ev-ryh"'i. us,s Taylor, sure Chill Cur"
Srih 10y dIrsgis>I.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02
EuOch.

The transition from inng, lingering and
painful .i.sn-.s To 2, bust health makes ~,
-ps~l, in the life of the individual. Such n
remarkable event j. treasured in the ni,ruoy
aa,i the aarmy whereby the good health ha>
be-n arain-d is gratefully blessed n. mcr
u i. fi,rf so much il d. .rd m praise &c El-r
uf Bat~rs. so many f-rl they owe their res.
"a Orion to hraiih. IN the use of the Great
vi'rrafivr AMI TORN. It. yon are rroui,I-"
wrIf any diseasr of kidney. Liver nr Som
ach, at long or .l,on standing You will surely
find relief by use Of Electric Buffers. Sold at
At Soc. and 81 per bcuie q, j. S, Beaz;ey's
Dug sicre 3
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

Capt. f Cnmar, now "f VirkSburc.
has our thanks for a pnSt",h'e order
fer his subscription for 1889.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02
Their Business HOOming.

Prntisiiy no one hing has causeI such =
genera; r-yivai at trade ~ nr J 8 B.azlp,'s
iruy sore a. their g',ins Away IN th-ir cue.
-or""r- of 20 r,ary frr- 'ri,l bottles nf DR..
Kings Nv Di-cov-ry fr Consumption.
rh-i irad. il .inrlo e"orrons in 'i,i- very
valuable arri,.I- frnI,, th. tact tina, il ALWAYS
rnrs. and rev-r i.spron Couuh.. Col's
A-,l.na. Rrnnrhi,i-. Group. AMI all throat and
,nrs dis~ase- quickly rnrri. Y"u can test il
heforr Iuyns y e-r,ing friai oori- free
ias2- SIZE o,.e dollar. Every bottle ws,ran-
ted 3
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

Res,'sr services ri Methodist Fpisropa
C'urrh. - u''->ncond Sunday ~ esch month
Rev J. T Patterson y E. Rayv,ile Cir-uIr
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02
M. A. DAU?HiH,
Nv - ',.-n- "a
Address Reg sserci letters to
NV ORLEANS NaT.0llL BANK.
New Orleans, La,

the Pfnr at i'Ir -'naiie-' pan or Ifsr nbn of =
rk-t issued ia anv drs"i"g. Anihrng IA
our narp- offered NJ 4 less prIce. l. either 4
90 ini-Ii-i' a >wtu!ir.
"RENEN8ER a'so that The payment -
Prz.. i-GUAk ANTFED BY FOUR Ma
rIuSAL BASKs at New O'l"an-. a,.d the Ink
Its ~. signed ''y The President 81 sn in-'I'n
irn whose cl,a'r.reh rig Is are rrcnynIz-... u,
he highest C,mrr-; therefore. beware Of all
limitations and an"nyn"us schemes. Nv
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

We 4" hereby certify r''si Ne snrerys' 'h.
,rrarrrui-ri- 'rr ait rh- Nn,lly at Srnti-
Annrsl Drawings If The Louisiana >'a-
i''i~ry 10. an "a pr'>on uHna-- aud r"rtt"t
iil-. Draw 'iI- t!i-iu--ivr-, aud i'"t itJ saur
ar,. cna, iu.i,.i wi'h honesty. f.,r"--~. aud In
good la,'h '.var'i I paths aud 49, "n'h"rlI-
- t"u. ;,+tty - H.. ,ii- c-rIlii'lf-: with fac
i'm - "l oar s,.untur"> aItsr'nrd IN n, ave.
L..ll L
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02
Z: !, = Use.

a. t..' hit ca, = No" te,t O..
..arih. Sd Ey L. ! y R.azl-y R.VlU- L.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

P Fs'!ou Lodge No -. Knights q
PVtI - nr-fs every alternative Iur>dS'
righ'. >nnnerlin, 1 e; TN. Riyme~
X rf R<S
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

Mr. r. 4. Ireland of Rt~en. rnillir. -.
Nashville. Tenn say- was flicied
with Pies for Ia -n,v ,-a,s, I'd ir.d every
remedy "g.rrd me; Il d. "s-n thu Eihn lisu
Pile O., inent IL gave unc instant r-iI-i. and
la. effected q prrnsnt cure" sod ny all
prIggist jnr2>lsn.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02
Benevolent Orders.

Regular cornrruni"a'iors OF r :. N"tfuire
'o.". No 400. T h a. N,sors. se"o"d
Wrin-s'.o IN each month"; p. Ralf,ur
" v. " + OIver. S-c,eiary.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

J. " Willis, Esq, has moved lit"
bis new house, formerly owned and
occupied Nv j. 7. Ferguson.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

NOHrn ROUND X III M
NJ y. .
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SHACKELTON.
July 18th, 1885

July 10th, 1889.
Mrs. Philander Fenner spent a few
days last week with friends in Hillsboro.
The Y. P. s. and L. society met at
Glendale school house last Thursday
night.
P. w. Charles has begun threshing.
Rev. R. R. Lackey will preach at Mt.
Zion next Sunday at 1890 a. m. Sub.
ject, "The New jerusalem" Also sing
ing at p. m. at the same place. Every
body invited.
Cary A. Pence left last week for Fort
Wayne, Ind, to have his eyes doctored.
That his eyesfght may be restored is the
wish of his many friends.
Miss Ida Pence entertained several
of her young friends last Saturday night
in the way OF an ice cream supper. A
good time in general.
Will Diven is very poorly. He is at
A. wilkins.
Misses Hannah and Polite Charles
are visiting friends near Russells.
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July 10Th ,lSS3,
On the sick list-Mrs. John Duncan.
Miss Mollie Newton, of Russells, was
visiting her cousins here Saturday and
Sunday. rp
Albert Newton and sister, Miss Ella,
Of Pricetown, were visiting at the resi-.
dence of Montgomery Yowell Sunday.
Miss Lou Wilkin, who has been
sojourning among friends and relatives
here for the past two weeks, returned
home Sunday.
Quite number of the young folks Of
Jacksonville attended our singing here
Saturday evening.
Miss Dora A. Smith was visiting her
grandparents at Hoagland's Crossing
Sunday.
william Keefor and family, Of bod.
sonville, were visiting at Alex Teboe's
Sunday, ~ .e
Nate Fouch, Of Leesburg, was homo
Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Klise, Of Hillsboro, delivered two
interesting sermons at the Christian
Union Church Sunday. st
Preparations are being made for our
grand celebration the 9th OF this
month.
Our band has reorganized and is pre-
pairing to furnish music for all occasions
at q reasonably low rate. We call the
attention Of the public and hope they
will give them share Of their patron
age.
Rev. Ruble,:. of Pricetown, preached at
the Christian Church at Fairview Sat-
urday evening, Sunday at 1880 and also
at 7:30 o'clock.
Miss Flora Belle Tedrick, of Hollow
town, was visiting friends here Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Mrs. Efie Luck, nee. Duncan, was
weakened considerably Saturday by
bleeding from yhe effect Of pulling two
teeth.
Robert Webster and Miss Lizzie Faw-
ley attended the celebration at Hills.
boro Saturday.
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TAYLORSvILLE.

.t July 18th, 1889.
= Rev. F. P. Roeselot occupied the pull
pit at this place last Sunday at o'clock
p. m.
Miss Lou Donohoo, Of Georgetown, is
visiting friends and relatives in this
community.
Mr.. Lewis Denny, of Rainsboro, is
visiting his parents at this place.
Mr.. E. w. Cornetet, who has been
attending medical college at Cleveland,
o., returned home Saturday.
Revs. j. w. Cummings and w. O.
Cornetet visited the Hill City Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. E. Borden and E. L. Ruble
took in the celebration at Hillsboro
Saturday. a
The Columbia Band has hired Mr..
Frank Foust, Of Pricetown, a. their in
etructof,
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LYNCHBUR6.
July l6, 1889.

July 16, 1889.
James Torrie was married at Cincin-
natl last Thursday and brought his wife
to the home Of his parents here. ~
spending few days with friends here
they returned to the city.
Mrs. Walker, an aged widow lady who
made her home with John Walker, of
this place, was buried last Monday.
Mrs. Pitzen, Of westboro, was buded
ct the Murrell cemetery here last 6atur-
day.
John w. Troutwine and wife mourn
the loss Of their twin babies. One died
on Friday and the other on Saturday.
They we're about eight months old.
The distillery shut down on Saturday
for the Summer vacation.
Mrs. George Roush, Of Taylorsville, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Roush.
Thomas Gibson, Of Cincinnati, was a
visitor here last week.
Drs. Holmes and Duvall have moved
into their new Offices over the post
Office, and now have the most tasty
Offices in the city.
The Building and Loan association
has at last been organized with the fol.
lowing officers: President, A. Garner,
Vice. President, D. Murphy, Secretary, H.
N. Henderson, Treasurer, G. Bayless,
Solicitor, John Orebaugh.
A refreshing rain fell here on Sunday.
It was greatly needed.
Harry Murphy, after more than five
years service as clerk in Bayless store,
is taking his first vacation.
w. J. Hammond, photograph artist, is
building new car to 60 on the road.
John Kibler has about completed his
new house.
IsaacPitzer commenced the erection
Of new house on Friesberg Avenue last
Monday.
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LEESBURG.
Absolutely Pure.
July 18th, 1889

July 18th, 1889.
Mrs. John Horst, of Hillsboro, is visit.
ing relatives here.
Mr.. Elgar Smith and family, of Wash.
ington G. H., spent Sunday with his
father at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawhead, of New Anti.
och, are the guests Of Mrs. Fred Pavey q
few miles north of town.
Mr.. Will Anderson, of Springfield, il
the guest of his mother.
Mr.. James Simpson, of Loveland, is
quite sick at his home with fever.
Mr.. Sam Washburn and children, oi
Chillicothe, are spending the week with
Mr.. George Washburn of this place.
Mr.. S. E. Hixon. of Hillsboro, was on
our streets Wednesday.
Miss Lena Simpson and Master Carl
are visiting relatives in Westboro.
Misses Jennie BARLEY and mother,
of Hillsboro, are visiting friends here.
Mr.. Joe Pensyl's little son, Jesse, was
severely scalded by upsetting a bucket
of hot water.
Mr.. Fred Hardy was badly hurt one
day last week by the breaking of some
of the machinery at the shoe factory.
Mr.. P. A. vanPelt, of Greenfield, is
the guest at the Griffith House.
Miss Laura Griffith is whiting relatives
at Greenfield.
Mr.. M. G. Evans entertained num-
ber of young folks at the home of his
uncle on Friday evening.
Miss Flo Beeson, who has been visit
ing friends in Sabins, returned home
Wednesday.
Mr.. w. G. Smith has been commits
stoned postmaster at this place, and
will take possession August lst.
Miss Rizer, of Greenfield, is spending
the week with Miss Blanche Smith.
Mrs. Angeline johnson is on the sick
list.
DR.. Garner, OF Lynchburg, spent the
fore part OF this week here.
Quite number from the surrounding
villages attended the entertainment
given by the German Medicine Co. Sat
urday evening.
Miss Helen Gaddis is the guest ol
Miss Chloe Barger, of Olive Chapel.
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July l4th, 1889.
Aunt Charlotte Couch spent last week
with friends in Washington township.
Mrs. Ed Palmer is visiting her parents
near Emerald.
Mckinney & Maddox gave panorama
show at Point Victory school house last
Tuesday night.
Several OF our citizens attended the
celebration held last Saturday on the
Fair Grounds at Hillsboro.
Each OF our Sunday schools have re-
ceived invitations to attend the celebra-
tion to be held at Danville. There is
talk of them going in delegation.
The Presbyterians are preparing to
give concert before long.
Mike Rizer is in our community buy.
ing young lambs.
Miss Ollie Vanc, who has under her
care large number of children in the
0. S. and s. o. Home, is visiting her
parents and friends here.
DR.. @. E. Vance, of Martinsville, was
in town one day last week on business.
Byron Murphy brought suit before I.
M. Lemon, j. p, against d. ]. Vance
and J. A. McConnaughey on a note, in
which the above were securities. The
defendant, D. ]. Vance, appeared and
confessed judgment.
Rev. King, Of Hillsboro, preached at
the Baptist Church last Sunday.
@. A. Lemon was at Pricetown on
business last Tuesday.
John Collins, of Pueblo, Colo, was in
town last Saturday on legal business.
Miss Leila Purdy, who has been visit
ing here for several weeks, returned to
her home In Mattoon, Ill.
John vanwinkle, sr., had to shoot .
very fine cow one day last week on &C.
count Of her getting her leg broken.
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July 10th, 1889.
Elder Hoppis preached to the congre.
CATION at Union Sunday.
A. R. Hawk and d. 9. Winkle took
their tobacco to the Hill City last Satur-
day. The former realized seven cents
per pound and the latter five and seven,
according to quality.
" @. s. Coffman and wife visited VIM.
Carr and family near Sugartree Ridge
Saturday night and Sunday.
VIM. Pulliam, wife and little daugh.
ter, Resa, visited relatives near willetts.
vile Saturday and Sunday.
Elder ]. F. Rowe, of Cincinnati, will
address the congregation at Union
Chapel Saturday night, Sunday and
Sunday night, and Elder ]. T. Crawford
the fourth Lords day and the Saturday
night before.
The following named persons were
very highly entertained by d. F. Pull.
liam and wife Sunday: Henry Fender
and wife, of Union, Nathan Pulliam
and family, of Pricetown, H. N. Pulliam
and wife, Of sugartree Ridge, and G. w.
Pulliam and wife, of Straitout. You
will always find hearty welcome at
Uuncle Davy's.
Elder Hoppis, the blind preacher,
preached several nights last week In
this community. He deserves to be
paid for his labor.