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SINKING sPRIN9.

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Miss Cora Patton, Of New Boston, was
the guest Of Miss Euna Swisshelm dur.
Ing the past week, and while here visit
cd Serpent Mound Park and Fort Hill
and returned homo on Sunday in COM
pany With Mr.. viii Walker, Of the
Model Town.
Mr.. and Mn. Ellsworth McCoppin
were In the village on Thursday. His
aunt. Mrs. Annie zuck, had reception
for them on Thursday evening. The
boys called on them that night with oil
the instruments Of noise known to such
occasions, but the happy couple, after
some trouble, finally evaded the serenad.
ing party by going to the residence Of
0. Q. Wickerham, where they spent the
night. In company with some others
they visited Serpent Mound on Friday
afternoon, returning to Mr.. McCoppin's
fathers the same evening. We wish
Ellsworth and his faithful bride happy,
prosperous and useful life.
Mrs. Will Hite, Of Louisville, KY, az.
rived here on Friday evening and is in
attendance at the bedside of her sick
mother.in.law, Mrs. Addison Hite, who
is daily growing weaker.
Mrs. Elizabeth Newbeck, with her two
daughters, Misses Lily and Dell, are Wis.
iting her sister, Mrs. Seller. They also
spent few days in the country with
Mr.. Samuel Seller.
Miss Sadie Puckett spent last week
here visiting her relatives and calling on
friends and former pupils.
Miss Nettie Patton gave an evening
party at the residence of T. ]. Yankie
on Friday evening last.
There will be q garden festival given
by the ladies OF the M. E. Church on
the grounds Of DR.. Smith on Thursday
evening, August Goth, for the purpose
of assisting in raising the sum yet due
on the minister's salary. Refreshments
to consist Of ice cream and cake. Every.
body is cordially invited.
Miss Sylvia McKeehan returned home
on Friday evening from Portsmouth,
where she had been to make visit and
attend the wedding OF Miss Efie Petrie
and Mr.. Will s. Walker, of the firm of
Goldsmith, Cunning & Co.. Portsmouth
Veneer Works.
Miss Mary Hite, of Youngsville, is
visiting her grandparents here.
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LEESBURG.
August 25th, 1889

| august AOIuS Aoo0s
Mr.. John Crosen, of Hillsboro, is circu.
lating among friends here.
Miss Maggie Mackerley, of Hillsboro,
is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Gage. !,
Mrs. A. 9. Richards, of Greenfield,
visited friends here Wednesday.
M. M. Covan's fine new residence on
Fairfield hill is completed and is n9y
occupied by him. eo
Mrs. S. M. Dunlap, of Columbus, is
the guest of her father, Mr.. John Cox.
Thomas Pavey and wife were in at
tendance at the Sabina fair Thursday
and Friday.
Mr.. Elmer Keen went to Cincinnati
Wednesday to.take.in the Conquest Of
Mexico"
Mr.. Alfred Sacks, after few days
visit with his friend, Miss Cad Beeson,
returned to his home in Cincinnati last
Wednesday.
School will open September I'd with
]. M. Kay as superintendent Pauline
Horst, grammar; Emma Chance, inter
termediate, and Lena Simpson, primary
departments.
M. Redkey addressed temperance
meeting at New Lexington Saturday
evening.
Mr.. John Strange Is moving into VIM.
Huff's new house. We welcome Mr..
Strange.
M. M. Covan leaves for Dayton to-day,
he being q delegate to the Democratic
State Convention.
The Missionary Band, assisted by
Mrs. and Capt. Farr, gave trade con.
cert at the hall last Saturday evening.
The Band acquitted themselves with
great credit. Capt. Farr and Mr.. Cad.
dis deserves much praise for the train
ing of the children.
Miss Lorie Hughey, Of Hillsboro, was
the guest Of relatives here Wednesday.
Colored camp meeting commences
here August Goth.
Joseph Keesbury has packed his
goods and intends to 60 to Springfield to
make his future home.
Mrs. ]. H. Spencer and daughter, Miss
Bessie, Of Hillsboro, are the guests Of
friends at this place.
Mr.. Elwood Ladd, OF Chicago, is visit
ing his mother at this place.
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RUSSELL'S.
August 9th, lSS

august ZCn, loo0.
Born-Tuesday, August Goth, to John
Kirkhart and wife, son.
A. A. Hallsted is suffering with his
annual attack of hay fever.
Ed. Siddens. who was reported sick
last week, is convalescing.
Mrs. Mary Hussey and children, who
have been visiting her mother here for
several weeks, left last Thursday for
their home in GLASGOW, Kansas.
Mrs. Emma Meek and children, of
Lynchburg, visited her mother here
last week.
Miss Mary Boatright returned home
Saturday after spending the summer
with her brothers, George and Homer,
in VanMeter, Iowa.
]. L. Strange and family moved from
here to Leesburg to-day. Mr.. Strange
expects to teach school there the coming
winter.
Misses Virginia Boatright and Kittie
Oldaker are visiting at Rev. A. D. Mad.
dox's, in Cheviot, O., this week.
Mrs. Lizzie Vance and two children,
of Noblesville, Ind, visited her uncle,
A. A. Halsted, Sunday and Monday.
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LYNCHBURa.
August 9Th, 1859.


W. R. Gsddis returned home from
Texas last Thursday.
D. Troutwine will hold . fair on hia
farm west Of town September 9TH. Thia
horse show promises to be interesting "a
horsemen.
The bell for the new school. house was
placed in position last Thursday.
Horace Murphy has just completed q
model piece Of workmanship for the top
Of the tower on the school building. II
is made Of galvanized iron, is about ten
feet high, has Q weather vane and the
points Of the compass are represented
by large letters. Mr.. Murphy is q
genius at his trade, and well deserves
the confidence OF the public.
Mrs. Sadie Cleveland and her mother,
Mrs. Montgomery, Of Petersburg, KY,
arrived here on Friday evening on q
visit to relatives.
r. A. Mclean and Miss Cora Philhour
were married at Covington, KY, last
Thursday.
Mrs. John RatclifF died last Thursday
Of consumption.
w. J. Hammond has removed his
photograph car to Winchester.
]. T. Henderson and son, Lewis, Of
near Hillsboro, we're visitors to our town
on Thursday.
The County Commissioners were here
on business last Friday.
William Srofe is confined to the house
with malarial fever.
Your correspondent visited the home
of Hiram Larick, near New Vienna, last
Sunday on hearing of the death of his
son by shooting himself through the
heart. He was unwell for few days,
and the family think his mind was de.
ranged.
Mrs. Jessie Killing, Of Hillsboro, was
the guest of her mother last week.
The funeral services of Mrs. John
Ratcliff were held in the M. E. Church
here on Sunday, Rev. Davis officiating,
after which her remains were laid to
rest in the Masonic cemetery.
Mrs. H. L. Glenn, of Camden. o., has
been visiting friends here the past week.
Frank Bering, Of Cincinnati, is visit
ing relatives here.
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SHACKELTON.

august ZItn, 1905.
Mrs. Mary Miller and Mrs. J. X. Polk
and sister, Lula Fawley, spent last week
with relatives near Sinking Spring.
VIM. A. Mckee is erecting q new
blacksmith shop also a room for the
post-office.
Quite number from South Liberty
and Hoagland's Crossing attended sing
ing at Mt. Zion last Sunday.
The Lords Supper will lie observed at
Mt. Zion on next Sunday, September
LIST, at 1880 a. m. Preparatory services
Saturday night at 7:3O p. m. All invited
to be present.
{. Miss Mary Mckee, who has been
north of Hillsboro for the past four
months, returned home Saturday.
Miss Cynthia Doughty, Of Mt. Wash
ington, returned to her home last week
after very pleasant visit with her sister,
Mrs. 6. Shackelton.
The meeting of the Y. P. s. and L.
Society has been postponed until after
the third week in September.
Quite a number from here attended
services at Danville last Sunday.
There is an excellent prospect for
clover seed this year.
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UNION CHAPEL.

August 26th, 1889.
]. B. Faris will address the congrega-
tion at Union the second Sunday in
September.
On the sick list-Miss Emma Borden
and Mrs. Henry Robinson.
I J. w. Carr, who has been attending
school at Lexington, KY, has returned
home.
The dry weathey is cutting the pasture
and corn very short in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Ruble were the
guests Of King Ruble and family, of near
Buford, Thursday.
Rev. j. w. Cummings preached at
Straitout Saturday night.
J. P. Ruble and wife, who have been
sojourning with their many friends of
this community for some time, returned
home Thursday.
Chas. DeHass, jr., has been soliciting
in this vicinity for the Hillsboro church.
Had good success.
Elder ]. T. Crawford preached at
Union Saturday night, Sunday and Sum
day night.
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LITTLETON.

August 26th, 1889.
Miss Jennie Hadley is very poorly at
this writing.
Maggie Mccarthy started for Chicago
last Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Behymer, of Marathon, is
visiting at the residence of George Ritti.
Mrs. Courtney Laffcrty and sons, Mel
win and George, started for Butler coun-
ty last Tuesday.
Julia Walsh has returned to her home
in Paris after several weeks visit with
friends at this place.
James Caplinger, who has been MAX
ing his home with John Mccarthy for
some time, started for PittsHeld, ILL.,,
last Saturday.
David Ruse and Matte Ludwig were
married at the residence OF Peter Ore
baugh last Saturday.
Thomas Hickey and daughter, Katie,
and son, Josie, who have been visiting at
the residence of Jerry Mccarthy, have
returned to their home in Chicago.
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BALD KNOB.
August 25th, 1889

August 25th, 1889.
On the sick list-Miss Emma Pierson
and Thos. Mcdaniel.
Misses Amanda Noble, OF Russell's, and
Myrtle Starr, Of Clarksville, called on
Ollie Hodson the 22d inst.
Mr.. Barton Dean, whose illness was
mentioned some time previous, died at
his home in Willettsville August 18th,
1889.
The Taxpayers have begun the work
on the Layman pike. George Layman
overseer.
Several OF the members of the M. P.
Church attended quarterly services at
Villars' Chapel Saturday and Sunday.
There is some talk of purchasing a
new organ for the Sharpsville Sunday
school.
Edith Achor, of Farmers, visited her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Fox, the 18th and 18th
inst.
Miss Sallie Sharp is staying with Mrs.
Thompson Henderson, of Webertown.
Miss Cora Sharp attended the insti-
'tute at Hillsboro last Thursday. ~.
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DELAYED CORRESPONDENCE.
UNION CoLLEaE.
August 10th, 1850.


August 10th, 1889.
As the Fairfax and Folsom correspon.
dents have played out thought . few
items from this part Of Gods footstocl
might be Of interest to your many
readers to let them know that the people
in this locality are still alive.
Children's meeting at Union was q
day long to be remembered on account
Of the beautifully decorated house and
the nice selection OF music that the
school sang, with Miss Cora Mercer at
the organ, and the essays and declama.
tions we're grand beyond description.
Then came Mr.. Hy Davis, of the Hill
City, and put on the finishing touches.
The contractors on the Peach Orchard
turnpike are driving things along splen.
didly, and the work will soon be com.
pleted and then we will have one of the
best pixies in the county. But not least
by no means-the Union Chapel pike.
The members of Union society conclud-
ed to run branch pike eighty yards in
length, beginning where the Fairfax
road leaves the Peach Orchard pike,
then south with the Fairfax road eighty
rods to a point south of the church.
This new pike is already completed.
Let me describe how it was built and
by whom. First we had no petition, no
engineer, no road commissioners, con.
sequently we had no law suits to fight
and no road commissioners to pay.
First an agreement amongst the people
to build the pike. and as some one must
always take the lead Mr.. Milton Easter
and Mr.. George Gilmore started the ball,
gave out word to all that felt an interest
in the improvement to be on hand on q
certain day. The day came and the
people came with their teams, plows,
scrapers, shovels and hoes and work
begun in earnest. In this way the
grade was made. The next job was to
get the metal, and another day was set.
The result was eleven teams and hands
enough with shovels to keep the teams
on the move. This day ended with
twenty-five rods of gravel on. Well,
our energetic leaders went out among
their friends in the Hill City and got
some money donated, and by this means
we have one of the best little pixies you
can find. Now I want to say in behalf
of the society at Union that we most
sincerely thank one and all who lent a
helping hand in this much.needed i'm
provement. A MEMBER.
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BRT.rAsr.
August oath, 1889.

August oath, 1882,
The dry weather is cutting the corn
crop short.
Rumor says We we'll have two we'd.
dines to report soon.
VIM. Lewis has the contract for build.
ing the bridge over Elk Run.
Miss Ollie Gall spent the frst Of the
week at North Liberty.
John Storer, Of near May Hill, died
last Sunday after brief illness.
Maggie Bergman returned home last
Monday, after . SIX weeks visit with
friends at Lynchburg.
James Carey and wife had pleasant
caller last Saturday night in the shape
of young son.
Elmer Butler and sister, Lydia, spent
Saturday night with friends near String.
town.
Miss Winifred Anderson, OF East Mon
roe, spent the past week here, the guest
Of Miss Lillian Garrett.
Mrs. Lillian Bethel starts for Colum-
bus Saturday, and Rev. G. P. Bethel
will start the first Of the week.
Married--At the M. E. parsonage at
this place, Mr.. Newton Fenner to Miss
Anna Beets, by Rev. G. p. Bethel, Wed.
nesday, August 21st, 1889.
Our undertaken, Mr.. Gustin, was call
ed on to assist in the burial Of William
Noland last Sunday at Union Chapel.
Simon Courtney, wife and two child.
rem, of West Union, were visiting friends
here the first part of the week.
Tally one for George Umphlet and
wife. Among the many young babies
in this vicinity, George says theirs is the
youngest and biggest in the county.
Mrs. Geo. Gill, of Columbus, Miss
Buckingham, Of Chicago, Howard
Rogers, of Covington, KY, Mr.. Startling
Childs, Mrs. A. H. Childs, Miss Clara
Childs, and Mr.. Dick O'Hara, of Pitts
burg, Pa, Miss Gertrude Fenner and
Mamie Pugsley, Norman and Lyman
Beecher, Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Hough,
Mrs. ]. ]. Pugsley, Mr.. and Mrs. O. s.
Price, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Beecher, Mrs.
D. X. Fenner and Mrs. Ida Steele, of
Hillsboro, took supper at M. A. CARROTS
one evening last week,
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DODSONvILLE.
August 25th, 1889.

August 25th, 1889.
Joe Brulport entertained quite num-
Der of the young folks to social Satur-
day evening.
F. White, of Cincinnati, visited friends
here last week. ul4
Rev. L. M. Davis will preach his last
sermon OF this conference year here
Sunday.
Hog cholera, or some unknown dis,
ease, is raging in this vicinity, killing
off the hogs at rapid rate.
Mrs. Taylor will erect q new dwelling
in the near future.
Jackson Stroup and wife, of Mt. Ster.
ling, visited friends and relatives here
last week.
Ms. Fred Long, after short visit to
relatives here. returned TO her homo in
xenia Tuesday.
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Bal nbridge Budget.

August 18th, 1889.
Doctor Mathews with tents and troupe
has been here for a period giving gratis
nightly theatricals and selling "Teutonia''
and other German remedies.
Payment of corporation tax, exacted
by our Mayor, was bitter pill to DR.. M.
who, in q lecture made known his
grievances and notified Mayor and bonds.
men that he would take steps for legal
redress. Our private opinion is that
Mayor Higgins will survive.
We have on hand new temperance
movement. II is being conducted by
the ladies, many of whom are leading
members of society. lst. A petition
was circulated and signatures obtained
seeking change and remedy of defects
in the village ordinance. This was
presented to Mayor and Council, and at
two meetings since the ladies have been
present to see that their request should
not be ignored. Council treats the
ladies with decorum, but as to results,
time and persistence will determine.
Mrs. Rose Reynolds and daughter,
Miss Nellie, are visiting relatives here
and at Sinking Spring. Will return
home to Xenia next week. Mrs. F.
Black and son gave us a friendly call
on their return to Granville. M. D.
Copeland, with H. B., have been visit
ing at Chillicothe, attending fair, &c.
Dynis says "he salleys forth to save ex-
penses." Mrs. E. Rockhold has return
ed home after an absence of several
weeks.
John Crum, carpenter, is likely to
cripple it for some days from running q
nail in his foot.
Our butchers pay from eA to "a for
cattle. Sell beef from to l23 per pound.
Messrs. Newell and Wisecup have
completed the transformation of their
mill to the new and improved process,
and invite their friends and the public
to come and see them and their new
mill at the old site in cambridge.
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The Rev. John F. Hurst, d. d., will
give, in Harpers Magazine for September,
an account Of the little religious COM
munity which Dean Stanley once called
"the oldest and smallest sect in the
world" This body of Samaritans, num-
bering about one hundred and fifty souls,
is to be found in the heart Of the small
city Of Nablus, in North Palestine. They
possess what they claim to be the most
ancient copy of the Pentateuch.
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SAMANTHA.
August 9th, 1880.

August Z7th, 1883.
Rev. Trout preached his last sermon
for this conference year at the NJ. E.
Church Sunday.
There is quite demand for empty
houses in our town.
]. w. Crosen is in our midst meeting
old acquaintances.
E. q. West, our efficient Constable,
attended the Sabina fair last week.
"Judge" says, "Tell the people that I
shook hands with our present and future
Governor"
The schools Of our township will be
taught the coming winter by the. follow.
ing teachers: District No. /, Maud
Chaney No. 2, w. A. Rogers; No. 3,
w. w. West; No. 4. }. w. Crosen; No.
s, G. s. Swadley; No. 8, R. B. Farley
and Maggie McLaren; No. Z, Walter
Smith. 1. A. Swadley goes to Liberty
and A. I. Sanders to Fairfield.
The missionary conference will be
held next Friday in Joseph Bailey's
woods. Morning session at 10 o'clock.
Come, everybody, and bring your baskets
we'll filed.
All interested in literary work will
assemble at the school.house next Fri.
day night for the purpose of re-organiz-
ing the literary and debating society.
Let all Republicans Of Penn be on
hands Saturday and select good dele
gates for the convention next Tuesday.
Bud Vaughn says some one "hooked"
his watermelons.
1t is reported that one of the preachers
on the M. E. circuit will reside here
next year. The citizens Of our village
will gladly welcome minister here.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
OF Mr.. Joe Jones and Miss Emma
Stevens, boih Of this county. Congratu-
lation from the writer.
The Board Of Education met here
Monday and transacted the usual busi-
ness.
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Wanted.

To buy 8 or 4 houses in Hillsboro.
Must be good and cheap. Will pay all
or part cash.
CHAs. RICHARDS & Co.,
Real Estate and Loan Agents.
Rooms and 10 Strauss Building.
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RAINsBORO.
August 9th, 1889.

August 9th, 1889.
Don't forget the basket meeting in
John Redkey's grove next Sunday.
]. A. Roads, OF Chillicothe, was here
several days last week on business.
The executors of the estate of P. E.
Roads are making second distribution
to the legatees of said estate.
Paint township furnished two candi.
dates for the Prohibition ticket-M. B.
Park and I. J. Finch.
Presiding Elder beavers, of the U. B.
Church, was circulating among his
brethren here last week.
Doctor Judkins and several others, oi
New Lexington, are camping on Rocky
Fork near the residence of James w.
George.
John Hulitt, q. G. Miller and Isaac
Kearns attended quarterly meeting at
Cynthiana Saturday.
A dusky skinned fortune-teller, of Potts
Mountain, did lucrative business here
last week in revealing the fortune to
quite number of our citizens.
R. B. Barrett and family, of New Lex.
ington, have been welcome visitors in
this community for several days.
Rev. C.L. Winget attended the funeral
of Miss Meridith, in Madison town.
ship, last Thursday.
Albert Anderson, Prosecuting Attor-
ney of Warren county, spent the past
week pleasantly with his two little
daughters at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Garrett.
We had the pleasure OF worshiping
with the people of Carmel and listening
to an earnest and impressive sermon
from Rev. E. L. Knox last Sunday.
Mrs. Abigail Upp, widow of Nicholas
Upp, former resident OF this place and
highly respected, died at the home Of
her son-in-law, Thomas Duff, in Madi.
son township last week, aged about 76
years. Her remains were brought here
on Thursday and funeral service was
held in the U. B. Church in charge of
the pastor, Rev. Henry Wright. The
body was inferred in the Hulit cemetery.
About forty Of the friends Of Mrs.
William Epperson gave her an agreeable
birthday surprise last Friday. Being
somewhat Strengthened for room they
repaired to the Spargur reunion grounds
where they spread sumptuous dinner
and had good time socially. Those
from distance were Morrow McAdam,
of Fayette county, William McAdam, of
Austin, Nancy Hall, of Roxabel, and
Wilson CLANCY and family, Of Tile
Junction.
Paint township Board of Education
met at New Petersburg yesterday for the
transaction of important business.
Mrs. Jane Bryant returned last Sum
day from weeks visit among friends at
cambridge.
Thomas Smith, of illinois, has been
visiting Thomas and Elisha Beavers this
week.
The township trustees, having decided
to enlarge the Hartman and Hulitt
cemeteries, visited each to-day for the
purpose OF surveying the grounds and
arranging to fence them.
Mrs. Richard Holt, of Berryville, was
the guest of Mrs. DR.. Mcbride yesterday.
The Emerald Lodge 1. o. O. F. will
have picnic at the caves next Satur.
day, and are anticipating good time.
Persons wanting pension vouchers
filed out, who desire my service, may
find me at the post Office on September
4th. expect to be absent several days
thereafter. j. I. TAGGART.
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PRICETOwN.
August 26th, 1883

August 18th, 1883.
Mr.. Frank Donohoo and family, OF
Hillsboro, visited relatives and friends
in. this place last week.
PC. Robinson was called to the home
Of his parents last Sunday on account of
the serious illness Of his mother.
Revs. Ruble and Foust spent last week
at Woodville, Clinton county, holding
meetings.
Mrs. Ruth Landess, of Hillsboro, is
visiting friends In this place.