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CITIES. Exchang, s Ines Dec.

OMAHA, Dec. GA Bee Hastings. Neb.,
special says that the City National bank
has been forced to the wall. and that the
authorities at Washington City have
been notined to send on receiver. No
statement of assets and liabilities has
been made
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Tourist sleeping cars daily between seattle
and Chicago. Twenty-Five miles the shortest
route, and seven hours and thirty-six minutes in
advance OF competing lines. A. Chilberg, city
neSet agent, 10 second street, Boston block, E
Toakin. depot ticket agent. Seattle.
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.he Grand Trunk,s Manager r.s,.,

MONTREAL, Dec, ss.--It is announced to-
night that Sir Joseph Hiokson has re-
sigaed as general manager of the Grand
Trunk railroad. He is succeeded by L. J..
Seargant. general traffic manager.
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LANPs. LAMPS. LAMps

Why remain 10 the dark when YOU can bg,y
such beautiful piano. library vase. bouquet and
the stand lamps SO cheap at seattle Crock ery
CompAnys, 90 Front street
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Shipping rn,elIiyene.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2S-Arrived-str
Truekee, fillamook; str Scotia, Tillamook :
str CITY Of Paehla. Victoria: str Oregon
portland; str Lakme. Nanaimo; Mic hi
nnnaalers Departure bay. Sailed-Sh
yashing Wave, Tacoma; str Willamette.
Valley, laqaina hay.
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SEATTLE'S SUN HIGH.
Phenomenal Increase in Her
clearinghouse Total.
BEATEN ONLY BY GALVESTON.
Portland Shows Decrease--Failure of
the City National Bank, Hastings.
Nebraska.

BosTor, Dec. 2s.-Following Is o sum-
mary Of the clearinghouse statement for
the week ended December q:
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Take the Northern Pacific railroad, vestfh,.ie
sleeper asad dlning-car regte, for aI points last
boston block. I. Ienkin, depot ticket AGENT
Seattle.
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Los Angeles criaainal Attempts su,r,a.
r. 80 a,Aakias, Dec. ga man named
sa' connned in the city prison on a
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WOVEN AND RrOH.

Tho reason Why 2 woman Z efrsid Of 9
mouse q Q profound myUtery-indeod, e has
never been very clearly proven that che =.
But some women an. constantly IN such
nervous, irritable condition that the slighteet
thing annoys and gtartles them. The cause Of
this unfortunate state OF a1fairS % usually
some functional deranGement; some distress.
inG or painful irregularity, some deranee.
ment or peculiar weakness incident TO her
sex !. or, II may be due 70 Inflammation, NJ
ceration or Displacement Of some Of the
pelvic viscera, or to other organic lesions
peculiar TO her sex. From whichever cause
it may arise, DR.. Pierce's FAvorite Preecrtp.
ton ID Q pOeSttve remedy 20 certain In IT,
curative results that is manufaoturers eel
Il, through druggists, under Q guarantee OF
IL giving Mtisfaoticn IN every case, or
money, paid for y WIN be promptly ye.
nerYine, "Fayorite PRESCRIPTION" q une.
9ualed and is invaluable n allaying and sub.
haustion: prostrstion. hyseeria, spssms ,s,s and
monty attendant upon functional and organic
disease Of the womb. It induces refreehing
sleep and relieves mental anxiety and de-
spondenoy.
Copyrisht, 1850, BY WORLDS DIE MED. Assn.
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MARSHALL.

August 4th, 1890.
Charles Templin is visiting his sister,
Mrs. s. Moore, of Greenfield.
7. H. Dick and wife spent part Of last
week with relatives in Wilmington.
Born-To Bob Trout and wife, twins.
The death Of Ed Elliott, which occur.
red last Thursday by the hand Of Mar.
shal John Lewis, of Hillsboro, was quite
shock to this community. Ed was an
industrious, kind hearted boy, with q
host of friends who regret his unexpect-
ed death. His sick father and sisters,
who depended upon him mainly for sup
port, have the heartfelt sympathy of the
community. After funeral services, con.
Quoted by Rev. Klise, his remains were
inferred in the M. E. Cemetery.
Josh Williams, accompanied by his
sister, Ollie, are visiting friends in Ken.
lucky.
Samp. Shoemaker and family, OF Ross
county, are visiting their relatives here.
Emsley Smith, one OF Greene county's
teachers, is visiting friends here.
Quite number from Rainsboro, at
tended the ice cream supper at the G. U.
Church.
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LYScHBURa.


August 4th, 1890.
Mr.. George Holladay, an aged and re.
spected citizen Of this village, died last
Thursday evening in the eighty.third
year of his age. His aged companion
still survives him. She has been blind
for seventeen yean.
W. A. Hayworth IL quite sick with
fever.
Mrs. James Nolder has been suffering
the past week with fever.
Mrs. Runk and son, Of Samantha, At
tended the funeral Of George Holiday
last Friday.
Mrs. O. e. Dixon and daughter, OF
New Vienna, are spending week with
relatives here.
The foundation is being laid for new
warehouse at the distillery.
Mr.. ]. r. Baker has returned from his
farm in the northern part Of the State,
whore he has been spending the sum.
mer.
Mr.. Wilbur Nolder, son Of M. v.
Nolder, is confined to his bed with fever.
Mr.. Clark Dixon and Mrs. VIM. Clark,
Of New Vienna, were calling on friends
here last Friday.
The heavy rain storm last Friday
afternoon blew down the corn in its
path, damaging it considerably.
J. w. O'Brien and family are visiting
at Dayton.
John Srofe is carrying his leg in
swing, the result Of sprain.
The Township Trustees have estab.
lished headquarters in the room adjoin.
ing N. w. Roush, on Main street.
The School Board has decided to
change from the Appleton readers to the
McGufFey series at the beginning of
school September LIST, next. The ex-
change to be free. This is done to be in
unison with the district schools of the
adjoining townships and thus save the
parents the cost Of new books when
changing place Of residence.
Dolph Bering, OF Cincinnati, is visit.
ing his brother, Major Bering.
The ice crop is about exhausted and
our citizens are shipping it in from
other places.
D. Troutwine has announced his horse
fair for August 30th inst.
The colored folks will hold q camp
meeting in Bayless' grove commencing
August 23d, 1890.
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TURKEY.
August 4th. 1874

is,. August 4th, 1890.
!. Mr.. Mahlon Fry and wife, OF Adams
county, spent Saturday with the P. M.
On the sick list-Frank Patton and
Mrs. Jacob Irons.
Mrs. William Williamson and son,
Miner. are visiting her father, Mr.. Boat
man, of Manchester, Adams county.
Misses Anna and Lewie Williamson
and Mr.. Sanford Sstty and daughter,
Gertie, attended the Sunday school cele-
bration August I'd at Hollowtown.
Several of our young folks spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at Serpent Mound
and the Louisville camp meeting.
Allen Hiser, Of Cynthiana, visite d
friends here the I'd and Sd inst.
Jos. Bell IL ct the front In the amount
OF wheat raised in this vicinity this year.
He raised OIL bushels.
Nm. Thomas Harvey, Of Nebraska, d
visiting Asr parents Mr., and Ms, G. W.
Murphy, q ~ rlnos. " b Y.
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During the epidemic Of flux in this
county last summer, I had hard work to
keep supply of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy on hand.
People often came ten or twelve miles
in the night to get bottle of the Rem
edy. I have been selling patent medi.
cines for the last ten years, and find that
it has given better satisfaction in cases
of disrrhGa and flux than any other
medicine I have ever handled.-J. H.
BENHAN, Druggist, Golconda, Pope Co.,
III. Over five hundred bottles of this
Remedy were sold in that county during
the epidemic referred to. 1t was per-
feet success and was the only remedy
that did cure the worst cases. Dozens
of persons there will certify that it saved
their lives. In four other epidemics of
bowel complaint this Remedy has been
equally successful. 25 and so cent bot
ties for sale by Seybert & Co.
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6REENFIELD.

AugusC 4tn, loSV.
Eli Guggenheimer, Of Chicago, ILL.,, il
visiting his parents. ~ 1''
Mrs. Edith Sherrard has returned to
resume her position in Cincinnati after
a weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. N. johnson. 'f
Miss Lloyd, of Xenia, is visiting her
uncle, Prof. Story and wife. =" os
Mrs. A. Creamer, of Washington G. H.,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. 8. 8. Mitchell
and wife. ' ~
Born-To Mr.. Robert Strider and wife,
on Thursday last, ten.pound boy. To
Mr.. Aaron Head and wife, on Friday, .
girl. r, m
After an extended visit to her parents
Mr.. r. Kinkead and wife, Mrs. o. r.
McGarrough and Master Robbie have
returned to their homo in Cincinnati.
Miss Minnie Powell has removed her
milliner store to the room recently va.
Gated by the Misses Willetts 4 Uhrig. !
Harvey Hyer, Chas. welsheimer and
Ernest Allen went on a fishing tour 10
Sandusky the latter part Of the week.
DR.. Test, formerly of this place, now
of Lincoln, Neb., is visiting friends here.
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OLIVE CHAPEL.
August 4th. l,

A very poor prospect for corn in this
vicinity, and tobacco will not make
over half crop.
Shaw Brothers are threshing in this
neighborhood this week.
The infant son OF g. f. Fender and
wife died last Friday evening.
Mr.. Fred Handman, of Danville, KY,
is in this neighborhood buying horses.
Mr.. Ed. Ruble and Miss r. A. Roberts
were quietly married at the residence OF
O. P. Helsley last Saturday at o'clock.
That their journey through life will be
pleasant 10 the wish Of the writer.
The singing class from this place at.
tended the celebration at Sonner's
Chapel last Saturday.
Rev. Ruble filed the pulpit at this
place Sunday at 1880 a. M. and Rev.
Willis at $50 p. m.
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MOWRYI'OWN.


w. E. Diehl is improving his property
on the corner by having erected . nice
fence and gravel walk along the street.
The Sunday school of this place viii
hold one of their popular Sunday school
celebrations in the beautiful grove Of E.
Tissot August 23d, 1890. Although we
have been favored with immense crowds
in the past. there being at least 5000
people present here last year, we intend
to excel all. Be sure and come every.
body.
Died July 3lst, 1890, at his home
Franklin Kay, aged 70 years, months
and 18 days. He was born near Ripley,
O., moved to this township in 1881, and
had resided here continuously until his
death. His wife preceded him, having
died July 18th, 1890. Six boys and
three girls were born to them, and FIVE
boys and one girl are still living. He
was a member of the Presbyterian
Church for many years and died in full
faith in Christ.
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BELFAST.
August 4th, 1890.

august Atm, 1871.
Mr.. Smith,. of Tranquility, Adams
county, was guest at the residence of
ESQ. Hurst's last week.
Married-Mr. Charles Butler to Miss
Lucinda Alexander, at the residence of
Esq. Hurst and by the same, Thursday,
July cath, 1890.
The camp meeting at Louisville is
starting out well. The good work has
begun. They have the old time religion
there. They are not afraid to halo
glory 80 as to be heard all over the camp
ground. Meeting hours at 9, 8 and II
q. m. and 2, A and 7 p. m. Come, every
body, and help us in the good work for
the blessed Master and we will try to
help you. 1t will continue over next
Sunday.
Died-Louisa, wife OF Hampton Viii.
liams, died after an illness Of about three
months. She bore her affiiction with
Christian fortitude, never murmuring
nor complaining. They were married
but q few short months ago, when her
father, mother, sister.in.law and niece
all were living. Since then they all like
her have pushed off the shores Of time.
She was inferred in the Kelly cemetery
July 28th, 1890.
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The Importance oe purifying the blood eas.
not bs ovsrsstimated, for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
AZ this season nearly every ono needs
eood medicine 10 purify, vitalize, and enrich
tho blood, and We ask you to try Hoods
DAnss1Ioe 6arsaparilla. II Itstrengthens
6O~UssOs and builds up the system,
creates IN appetite, and tones the digestion,
while II eradicates disease. Tho peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
Of the vegetable remedies used give to
Hoods earsaparilla pecul ro 1$eaIe
lar curative powers. No ~ sI00SS
other medicinehas such srecofdof wonderful
cures. II you have made up your mind 70
buy Hoods 6afsaparilla DO not b induced 70
take any other instead. It 10 . Peculiar
Medicine, and % worthy your confidence.
Hoods Sarsaparilla ID sold by all druggists.
Prepared BY o. I. Hood 3 Co., Lowell, Mas.
100 Doses One Dollar
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SAMANTHA.
August 4th, 1890.

august 4tns AooVs
Rev. E. L. Knox preached very able
discourse at the M. E. Church last Sun.
day. This is his last sermon before con.
ference.
Mrs. E. A. Rusk attended the funeral
OF her grandfather at Lynchburg last
week.
Miss Clara Runk visited Mrs. Clate
Terrell, OF New Lexington, several days
last week.
The teachers of this township will all
attend the H. y. T. I. next week. Penn
is always to the front in her educational
interests. =
w. A. and W. B. Rogers lost q horse
by lightning during the storm last FRI
day. 'rH 4
Clay Kelley is in our midst selling
Sayers & Scoville's buggies. M
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Or. PIEncE'S PELLETS Ansa Aa1snnles, s',isss ~
Laxative, or Cathartic, according TO GiSe OF
dose. By Drusgists, q cents vial.
SICILY.
August I'd, 1890.

husuoe Su, AooV'
Farmers are through harvesting.
More than the usual amount of hay
stored away.
Mrs. Stratton and Mrs. Hattie Cow.
dry and two daughters, Amy and Anna,
Of White Oak, were calling on Mrs.
Sarah Cumberland Sunday afternoon.
Robert Johnson's small child was
buried at Mowrystown July 14th. Its
death was caused by flux.
Mrs. Harvey Hass has typhoid fever,
her son, Homer, having just recovered
from the same disease.
Mr.. Holman'an Miss Nancy Hiler, Of
Georgetown, were visiting R. G. Peddi.
cords Tuesday.
Mrs. Lavinia Huggins, Of Mt. Oreb,
passed through this neighborhood Wed.
nesday. -
Miss Alma Duncanson, OF Hillsboro,
is visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Mary Matthews is spending few
days with friends at Sardinia.
Rumor says that Mac. Badgley will
soon take to himself wife. May sue
cess attend them.
Warren Kay's little daughter, Stella,
died July 2Sth, aged one year. A dear
one from their home is gone, little
voice they loved is stilled. Rev. Caudy
.,.oooL al &bc f,,,,o.ol ao.u;oon
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SOUTH LIBlarY.

|F Au8uss M A0o0'
Miss Kittis Siddens, Of Russell, spent
the latter part Of the week visiting rsla.
lives and friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. John Stroup and daughters and
Miss Emma Rasland spent the greater
part Of Last week sojournins IN Adams
county.
Estel Fawley spent Friday and satur.
day in Dayton visiting his uncle, Jeffer.
son Fawley.
Grant Layman is having new barn
built. His brother, Albert, Of winches-
ter, is the builder.
John Stockwell was at Blanchester and
Macarthur last week looking after fair
privileges.
Uncle Jake Roush, who has been stay.
Ing with his daughter near Westboro, is
now with friends in this vicinity.
Lew Orebaugh and sister, Ollie, oi
Adams county, ARE visiting their brother,
Will. Mr.. Orebaugh seems quite be.
reaved over the loss of his wife and
child, who died very suddenly last week.
John Stewart and wife, of New Mar.
ket, Sundayed at James brakes. Also
Lewis Fouch and family at Davis vance's
in Fairview.
The corn crop will be very short in
this neighborhood unless we have a
good rain shortly. ~
There is but little threshing done in
this vicinity, and we don't care much
about II either this hot weather.
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aoLLowrowH.

Health general, good.
The wheat yield in this locslity is moi
as great a. II was supposed TO be when
put in shock. The average per acre be'
ing not moro than twelve bushels.
z.C, C,Ridings, our undertakes, attended
the funeral OF Mrs. Henry Robinson, al
Taylouville, on last Friday.
10. Roberts was suddenly stricken
down on last Wednesday evening while
walking from his house to the harm. He
was unconscious for three hours. Med.
ical aid was rendered by DR.. Dehass, Of
Pricetown. He is better at this writing
The Democratic kids in this corner are
still inclined to be huffy.
The Sunday. school celebration here on
Saturday was success. A large crowd
Of people was in attendance. Good
speaking, better singing and the music
by the Buford Band the best.
Philip Marconnett, Of Hamilton, o.,
is visiting relatives here.
Prof. Thomas Riner, Of Port Union,
O., delivered an able address ct the cele.
bration here Saturday.
Misses Ella Faris and Susan Shaffer,
who have been in Butler county, the
past few months, came home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. ]. d. Ridings, oi
Buford, broke bread with g. W. Martin
and wife Saturday.
The Mowrytown correspondence oflast
week came out under the name of Hol-
lowton. No doubt the natives Of that
place felt highly honored.
Prof. Fred Bell, the silver.tongued
singing preacher, Of Columbus, is ex.
pected to address the Sunday-school
celebration at Pricetown on the 9th.
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PRICETOwN.


Misses Lille and Lizzie Smart, Of Bel.
fast, are visiting their cousin, Miss Nan.
ME Grove.
Mrs. Con Doner and two sons, Grant
and Logan, of Hillsboro, spent part of
last week with friends at this place.
Rev. J. w. Lawill preached his fare.
well sermon at this place on last Sun.
day.
The members of the Newlight Church
will hold basket meeting in Duvall's
grove the last Sunday in August. Every.
body is invited to come with their bask.
cts we'll filed and enjoy one Sunday in
the grove.
Several of our citizens attended the
celebration at Hollowtown on Saturday
last.
Mrs. Rachel Faris received severe
scald last week, which is giving her
much uneasiness.
p. @. Robinson was called to his
home near Taylorsville last Friday to at.
tend the funeral of his mother.
David A. Pulliam may be called our
boss lamb raiser. He sold IA last week
that averaged l07 pounds.
Rev. w. F. Foust was called to Tay.
lorsville last Friday to attend the funer.
al Of Mrs. Robinson.
Mrs. Ira Roads was immersed Sunday
by ]. B. Fsris of the Christian Church
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LEEsBURG.
August 4th. 1896

August 4th, 1890.
Capt. Barrett, OF Hillsboro, circulated
among friends here the forepart OF the
week.
Mrs. Austin vanpelt and Miss Mary
Strain, of Greenfield, were guests at the
Griffith House this week.
Mr.. Frank Murphy, who has been
night operator at Greenfield, has accept
ed q position as operator at this place.
Miss Lexie Salmon, of Sabina, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Edgar Smith, at this
place.
Mrs. Ray Johnson and Mr.. Fred John.
son, of Cincinnati. are visiting relatives
in this place.
Lonnie johnson, son OF J. G. Johnson,
while walking fence last Monday, fell
and broke his arm above the elbow.
Mrs. Harriet Wood is lying quite sick
at Fremont Patton's.
Katie Murphy, of Chillicothe, is visit.
ing Mrs. Will Teter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller, who have
been visiting in this place for the past
two weeks, returned to their home in
Dayton the forepart Of the week.
Mr.. James Taylor, who has been in
Portsmouth, for the past four months,r s,re-
turned TO His home in this place last Sat-
urday. ..l.i
Morris Ragan, while breaking on the
B. 4 o. s. W. last week, mashed his fore
finger.
Mr.. Essa Cox, who went to Colorado
few months ago for his health, was
taken i'll and brought back to this place
Sunday night by Mr.. Mont Miner. He
is lying very low, with but little hope OF
his recovery.
Miss Carrie Simmonds spent Sunday
with her father in Washington @. H.
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Mr.. John Carpenter, Of Goodland, Ind,
says: II tried Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for
diarrh@a and severe cramps and pains
in the stomach and bowels with the
best results. In the worst cases never
had to give moro than the third dose to
effect cure. In most cases one dose
will do. Besides It's other good quail.
ties II 10 pleasant to take" 26 and so
cent bottles for sale by Seybert & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, No.
West Main street, Hillsboro, o.
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LITTLETON.

august 4Ln, IoVU,
Warren Lafferty and Alvah Roush
have gone to Middletown, where they
will spend the remainder Of the summer.
Will Orebaugh and wife, Of South
Liberty, were the guests Of Samuel
Sprinkle and wife last Tuesday.
Mrs. Aggie Mahoney has returned to
her home in Cincinnati after several
weeks visit with friends at this place.
Minnie Boatright, Of Damascus, was
the guest Of George Ehinkle Sunday.
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"DOn't Care to Eat"

1t is with the greatest confidence that
Hoods Sarsaparilla is recommended for
loss Of appetite, indigestion, sick head.
ache and similar troubles. This medi-
cine gently tones the stomach, assists
digestion, and makes one "real hungry"
Persons in delicate health, after taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla q few days, find
themselves longing for and eating the
plainest food with unexpected relish.
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FOLSOM.

August 0th, 1871.
On the sick list-Mrs. Elisabeth Nc.
Coy:and son, Orville with flux.
Wheat mostly all threshed around
this place. The grain is plump and nice.
The fourth and last quarterly meeting
will be held at Union Chapel ON Satur-
day and Sunday, August 18th and 18th.
Everybody invited to come.
A Farmers Alliance is talked of at
this place. There could be strong Or
ganixation here.
The continued drought has cut the
corn crop short In this section.
Mrs. Emma Brown u lying very low
with consumption at her fathers, Jas.
Martin. -,
Get can ot Heelsy Brothsrs' bunov
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HOLLOWTOWN.

August 4th, 1890.
Prof. Rhiner, Of Port Union, is spend.
ing a few days with friends here.
Rev. setty, of Brushcreek, preached
at the Dunkard Church on Saturday
night and Sunday.
Misses Ella Custer, Lizzie Custer and
Sue O. Shaffer and Messrs. F. O. Custer,
L. V. Hall, A. A. Hall and John Hall,
all of whom had been working in Butler
county, returned to their respective
homes here last Friday.
Considerable excitement prevailed
among the people here upon the receipt
of the news Of the shooting by Marshal
Lewis. They begin to think that it Ia
about time that the criminal docket OF
the Highland county courts should be
for once clear OF murder cases.
Philip Marconet, of Hughes Station,
is circulating among friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Shaffer. oi
Leipsic, O., are visiting friends in this
and neighboring communities.
Mrs. Anna Elliott, who was visiting
her mother, Rachel Smith, Of this town,
was called home on Friday on account
of the death of her brother-in.lsw, who
was shot by John Lewis, Marshal Of
Hillsboro.