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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-02-26
Probate Court.

John T. Hire, appointed guardian ad
litem of Myrtle M. and John H. Walker.
J. Frank Wilson appointed guardian
OF Albertus L. Fellers.
Carlise Barrere, executor of the will of
Benz. Barrere, fled first account.
6. B. Gardner and G. Barrere, execu.
tors of Nelson Barrere, fled distributive
account.
J. q. Duvall, appointed guardian OF
Henry A., Aldis and Lille Smith.
John G. Walker, administrator of w.
r. Walker, filed second and final account.
Ira O. Roads, executor of Geo. w.
Roads, fled bill Of sale OF personal prop.
erty.
w. A. Barrett, surviving partner of
Barrett Bros, filed inventory of partner
ship property.
Order of sale of real estate granted.
John s. Naylor, administrator of Mary
@. Holmes, vs.. 7. P. Holmes.
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Ii. G., Il. A.

Following is the programme of the H.
G. I. A. to be held in the Presbyterian
Church, Hillsboro, o., February 2S, 1891
10a. .m.-Music. Prayer, DR.. McSurely.
Music-Song by primary pupils.
Paper, 9. S. Swadley, East Monroe.
Paper, Teaching Patriotism," A. P.
Reed, Elmville.
Song by pupils of grammar.
Paper. Energy, and What it Will Do, y
L. L. Faris, Clarksville.~
NOON INTERMIssIoN.
Up. m. Music, instrumental, by Miss
Address, "High School Education, ("
Supt. J. w. Jones, Manchester.
Music-Solo, Mrs. H. w. Spargur.
Paper, "The Relation of Teacher to
pupil" Mrs. Anne E. Marks, Hillsboro.
Discussion, "What Can Teachers Do
to Secure Supervision ?' to be discussed
by the Association.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

Eta West VS.. Lucinda Miller, in-lot
No. l2l in Leesburg, at the door of the
Court House Wednesday, March 18th,
at Up. m.
J. @. Douglass vs.. Richard DELPHI, in
Fairfield township, 20 acres valued at
$26 per acre 100 acres at $23; 70 acres
at 500. Sale Wednesday, March 18th, at
p. m.
J. W. Peale vs.. W. H. Ellis, one acre
valued at $500; 20 acres valued at $500.
s. W. Horsman vs.. Jacob Earle, three
out-lots and three in.lots in New Lex.
ington. Sale Saturday, February 2sth,
at p. m.
g. w. Roby vs.. Chas. Murray, 3SS
acres of land in Union township, ap-
praised at $l5.141.75. Sale Thursday,
March Goth, at l p. m.
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LET HER 60!
Conductor Gailngher's Train Struck by
j. the Vestibuled Limited.

The Hillsboro local met with a serious
accident last Monday morning at Rem
ington Station, eighteen miles from Gin.
cinnati. While taking the side track to
allow the limited express to pass the lat.
ter came laundering along before the
rear car had quite gotten off the main
track. The locomotive of the fast train
struck the car slanting blow and threw
it against the bank, wrecking it badly
and giving the passengers a sudden
shaking mp. In the car were several
Hillsboro people-Will Matthews, F. R.
Shepherd, Clement Grove and others.
Mr.. Matthews lost his hat and umbrella
in the confusion, and Mr.. Shepherd had
his spectacles shattered, both the pair
he wore and another pair in his pocket.
A number of others were seriously in.
jured, among them W. H. Fox and Mrs.
Philip Hall, of Jacksonville. Conductor
Gallagher was considerably bruised by
the people climbing over him in their
scramble to get out. None of the inju-
ries are supposed to be fatal.
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LT'S THE NEW STORE

That has the cheap goods you hear so,.
much about and is closing out. Be sura
you go to the right place. Although wa
have closed out big lot of goode wa
still have quite stock of dress goods.
ginghams, silks, lannels, cretons, tabla
linen, ribbons, towels, trimmings, una
brellas, gloves, underwear, hosiery, col
lars and COTS, suspenders, ruchings.
corsets, breast pins, buttons, cloaks ant
jackets, dolls, boots and shoee, and
almost everything usually found in dry
goods, notions, furnishings, boots and
shoes, &c. 1t will pay you big to Gomez
and see US before we get closed out;
We mean what we say-,oe are CLOSING oat.
We could not afford to sell at such prices,
If we were not. Be sure and come.
CHAs. RICHARDS,
Opp. Court House, High a.
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Bal Masaue.

The masquerade ball Tuesday night
was another of those delightful occasions
for which Euterpe Hall is celebrated.
With but few exceptions the entire COM
pany was masked to represent various
historical and allegorical characters, and
much taste was shown by both ladies
and gentlemen in their graceful and
striking costumes. Among the charac-
ters which attracted much attention were
Miss Berdie Mahan, nun; Hattie Mahan,
Venus; Mabel Rother, flower girl; Mag
gle 1ngebrand, morning star; Jane Wig
gins, night; Maud Virgins, Bo. Peep
Georgia Richards, Buttercup; Hattie
CLANCY, day and night; Lizzie Young,
Margueretta; Jean Bowles, ,Perditta ;
Ida Shack, Desdemona; Berdie Parker,
Cleopatra. Mr.. Fritz Erdman; Lord
Dundreary; Catch Brown, coon sport /;
George Shepherd, Red Cloud; Newt.
CLANCY, Dutch Lieutenant; George
Kramer, King George; @. D. McCon.
naughey, Base Ballist Glenn McCon.
nsughey, clown; Pearl Rowe, Faust /;
DIR. Holmes, Mephistophiles (; Burch
Foraker, Prince Hal; Guy Kennedy,
Bishop; John Lemle, Hamlet. ~
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DEATH OF N. W. CAREY.
One Week From His Wedding Day He
Meets Terrible Fate.

The sudden and terrible death OF Mr.
Matthew w. Carey, of Careytown, caused
deep impression in the neighborhood
in which he was raised and was so well
and favorably known. On February
llth Mr.. Carey, was married to Miss
Anne Tannehill, of Belfast, and after a
bridal trip to Cincinnati reception was
given the young couple at the residence
OF MIR. Newton Carey at which they
were greeted by large circle of friends.
Mr.. Carey has been employed as fireman
on the B. & o. S..W. r. R. for some
time and had provided pleasant home
for his bride at Chillicothe where they
Immediately went to housekeeping. On
Wednesday, February 18th, just one week
from his wedding day, Mr.. Carey re-
surned work on the road and made the
trip to Cincinnati on his engine. While
running into the round. house he in
some way became caught between the
engine and the door and was crushed
about the hips in such terrible manner
that his death resulted on Friday.
The funeral services on SUNDAY were
attended by the largest concourse of
people ever seen at funeral in that
vicinity. Special trains were run on the
road from Chillicothe and many officials
and employees of the road were present.
He was one of nine brothers who with
their sisters and his broken hearted
bride, the widow of week, mourn his
sudden taking off. Mr.. Carey was well.
known in the community, where he had
many warm friends.
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Pomona Grange.

The following resolutions passed by
Pomona Grange on the subject Of county
salaries have been handed us by Mr..
Whit. Lucas, the secretary.
WHEREAS, The fees of county officials
were established when money was cheap
and all productions brought high prices
and was reasonable under such a con-
dition of finances then prevailing; and,
WHEREAS, A great change has taken
place in the worth of money as affecting
production and the business OF the coun-
ty; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we, the Pomona Grange
OF Highland county, O., favor the re.
duction OF the fees of county officers,
the salary to be fixed by the legislature
based upon per cent. OF the population,
the officers shall give bonds for the faith.
full collection Of fees and the payment to
the County Treasurer.
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An Appeal in Behalf Of Poor children.


Editor Neus- Herald viii you kindly
allow me to cay to the philanthropic
people of Hillsboro that there are sever.
al children kept out of school because oi
the need Of proper clothing. At the
suggestion of the Board of Education
the matter is thus made public, in the
belief that such prompt and generous
responses will be made as will at once
supply these children, whom the State,
by it's recent legislation, is doing its ut
most to make useful citizens.
At the Clerks Office in the Town Hall,
Mr.. J. B. Rowe, the truant officer, will
gladly receive and iudiciously dispense
such supplies of worn clothing, etc., as
may be put into his hands, and will per.
haps from time to time indicate further
need.
The following articles are now needed: !:
Six pair shoes for girls, one years
old, four years old and one IL years old.
Two pair shoes for boys years old.
Dresses, skirts, etc., for two girls l3 to
IA years old.
Trousers for boy l3 to IA years old.
tr SAMUEL MAJOR, Supt,
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An Old Suit.

The suit of Whiteley, Fassler & Kelly,
of Springfield, against the old Spring.
field, jackson & Pomeroy Railroad, which
has been haunting the stockholders OF
that defunct road for the last ten years,
has again come to the surface. Lot
Wright, Speciel Master Commissioner
in the case, Is taking depositions at the
different towns on the line, and will be
at the Mayors Office ct Greenfield on
March 3lst, to determine who are the
legal stockholders and how many Of
them are solvent and liable to assess.
ment on their stock.
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Notice to Township Trustees.

The Board of Infirmary Directors re-
quests the presence of all the Township
Trustees of Highland county at meet
ing to be held at the Court House in
Hillsboro on Saturday, March 7th. The
question of the employment of township
physicians will be brought before thia
meeting and O. full attendance of the
Trustees is earnestly requested. Other
business of Importance will be discussed.
By order of the Board of Infirmary
Directors. A. w. WILLErr, Clerk.
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New Coal Firm.

Messrs. Martin Cravens and VIM.
Schermer have formed a partnership
and entered into the coal business at
this place. Mr.. Cravens has been en-.
gagged in the business for q number of
years, and 10 "out of sight" as a coal
merchant, sndpersons wishing anything
in their line would do we'll to call on
these young gentlemen. Their Office is
on the corner Of High and Depotstreets.
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Marriage Licenses.

Edwin @ Smith and Mary E. Shaffer.
Joshua Warman and 1. @. Hoover.
George Barnes and Maggie May Miller.
Isaac Setty and Harriet Holford.
William A. Reed and Julia A. willett.
N. w. Carey and Anne Tannehill.
VIM. Bishir and Ella Coffman.
Thos. G. Sypherd and Louie Smith.
w. Z. Crooks and Ada 8. Wilson.
Chas. A. Mefford and Julia Ballentine.
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Stock at Private Sale.

The undersigned will sell at privatar
sale on the farm Of Geo. w. LeFevre.
near New Petersburg, from and after
this date until all are sold, the following
property: 5'head of Young horses, 4 of
which are brood mares, two year old
mare colt,l good milch COW, brood
sows, all OF which will have pigs during
March, L fine boar. A credit of nine
months will be given by giving nota
with approved securities.
MACK LEFEyRE,
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cox ACQUITTED.
The Third Trial OF John Cox on the
Charge Of Burglary Results In
Surprising Verdict By
the Jury.

hC Cl1CuLubtduCCo dbb0uulIk buc
with which John Cox has been charged
and for which he has been three times
tried before court and jury are more or
less familiar to our readers. It will be
remembered that on the Goth of March
last the store of Savage & Ross at New
Lexington was burglarized to the amount
of $500. John Sharp and John Cox, of
East Monroe, were Immediately sus.
pected of the crime, and this suspicion
was confirmed by the fact that they
suddenly disappeared and that certain
of the stolen goods could be traced
directly to their possession. Sharp was
arrested at Chillicothe, and after trial
was convicted of burglary and sentenced
to the penitentiary, where he is now
serving his term. Cox was traced to
Parkersburg, w. Va, whittier he had
fed in company with the notorious Ed.
Blair and where he and Blair had been
arrested BY the police for some petty
crime committed in that city. He was
brought to Hillsboro and tried at the
June term of court but the jury failed
to agree. At this trial he was defended
by Sloane, Davis and Littler, Prosecutor
Worley being assisted by r. T. Hough.
At the December term Cox was again
tried, the defence being conducted by
II. A. Pavey and T. H. Hogsett. Sharp
was brought from Columbus by guard
OF the penitentiary, and when placed
upon the witness stand endeavored to
clear Cox of any completely in the crime.
For the second time the jury disagreed
and Cox remained committed in Jail,
Judge Higgins refusing to nolle the
case against him.
The third trial began last week, the
prosecution being conducted by Geo. L.
Garrett. Cox himself was placed on the
stand and Sharp was again brought from
Columbus, but this time refused to testi-
fly. New testimony was brought, how.
ever, to show that Cox's account of his
whereabouts on the night of the bur.
glary was inconsistent with facts, but
the jury seem to have determined that
sufficient direct evidence had not been
produced to prove the guilt of the de.
fendant. AT one o'clock on Monday
the jury retired, and after an hours
deliberation returned with the verdict
"Not guilty." as stated above. 1t is
needless to say that the finding of the
jury caused the utmost surprise and pro-
duced sensation in the court room.
Many spectators and lawyers who at
tended throughout the taking of testi.
mony were confidently predicting that
the verdict would be the reverse of that
which was rendered.
After nearly year of confinement in
the county Jail Cox walked out of the
Court House free man accompanied by
his wife and little child who have been re-
siding in town since his confinement
and have been in constant attendance
in the courtroom during each of his
trials. This closes the last case against
the notorious Monroe gang which for
the last two years has been occupying
the attention of our courts. Ed. Blair,
the leader of the gang, is now awaiting
execution in the penitentiary annex and
other members are serving terms of diff
ferent lengths, while Cox goes fiee.
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The following is the complete list oi
the party now prospecting with DR..
6abin at Marienfsld, Texas: A.
Edwards, O. H. Martin, W. R. Temple.
ton, E. O. Bonner, Geo. A. Murray,
Greenfield H. @. Kline, South Salem
Joseph Thuney, Five Mile, Brown
Icounty; E. w. Landess, Marion, Ind;
r.. L. Landess. DR.. J. R. Vance, Nevin,
TO-; n. N. Henderson, O. West, Dan.
33Murnhy, Lynchburg, O.; DR.. Granger,
1Russells, o.; E. s. Pulse, Dodssnville.
7. /; J. M. Sanderson, Nevin, o.; o. J.
Townsend, Friend Eperce, Hensey
|gefner, VIM. Peal, Lartinsville, o. /;
yohn B. Peaslsy, C,aclnnsti. o.; An
iafsw Fitzpatrick. Michael Collina Fay
ttevills, o.; Dr.. 6abin. Texas; Geo.
|o13era Jra Hillaboro, O. 4
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House for Sale.

On East Walnut street, Hillsboro, q
two-story, seven-room dwelling house, in
good repair, facing south, on the east side
OF one-hundred-foot lot. Plenty Of
good water. For terms inquire Of A.
Harman, corner Main and High streets.
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The Executive Committee of thu,
County Alliance have made arrange
ments with State Lecturer Chas.
Jenkins to deliver twelve speeches I'm
Highland county, beginning Saturday..
February 28th, the time and place Of
each meeting being ss follows:
Dodsonville-Saturday February 2&s
1880 p. m.
Pricetown-Monday, March 2, 1:sa
p. m.
Butord-Monday, March 2, Up. m.
Mowrytown-Tuesday March 8. Kan
p. m.
New Market-Tuesday, March 8, r
p. m.
Berryville-wednesday, March 4, l:sQ
p. m.
Marshall-Wednesday, March. 4. r
pm.
Rainsboro-Thursday, March s, Ism
p. m.
Overwhelmingly, March 5, r
p. m.
Center6eld-Friday, March 8. l:s0
p. m.
Samantha-Friday, March 6, Up. m.
Hillsboro-Saturday, March Z, p. M
Bills for each meeting will be furnish-
cd by the committee and the friends oG
the Alliance will see that each msstinx
is well advertised a. Mr.. Jenkins is oaas
Of The ablest speakezp in the State.
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We do not want our farmer friends to
forget that we are headquarters for pure
grass seeds of all kinds-clover, timothy,
orchard grass; blue grass and red top or
hurd grass, also choice lot of seed oats.
RICHARDS, link & Co.
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For Sale.

Iwish to sell my entire stock of staple
and fancy groceries. My goods are new
and clean. A rare chance for some one
who wishes to 60 into the grocery busi-
ness. Investigate by calling on
L. s. BRAM.
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Regular meeting Of J. NJ. B arrere Post
Thursday evening. February 2eth. I'm.
portant business will be before the Post
and full meeting 10 requested.
H. H. MADDOX, Commander.
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Mr.. g. w. Smith, President of the
Bo6d Of Infrmary Directors, has hand
ed us the following comparative state
ment Of the expenses Of the Infirmary
Total expense Of the institution for the
year 1889, 81. .46l. so. Total expense in
1890, $9,425.70, from which il to be sub.
tracted $90S for land sold of the InArm.
ary farm, leaving the net expense fol
1890, S8.622.7O, ~
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IConmunicsted.l

OnSunday, February 10th, Mr.. George
Miller, living near Prospect, had few
friends for dinner, 1t being the 25th an
niversary of his marriage. The occasion
was made still moro interesting by the
marriage Of his daughter, Maggie May
Miller, to Mr.. George Barnes, young
farmer living : lew miles nom Hillsboro.
The wedding took place about l:30
o'clock, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. James Murray, Of Hillsboro.
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Mr.. Aaron Baer's many friends ,cele.
brated his birthday last Sunday in hand.
some style by big dinner party and a
day of social enjoyment at his home on
North High street.
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The trial of John Lewis for the shoot.
ling of Edward Elliott which was set fol-
last Tuesday has been continued TIL
March 10th. The case will be tried by
Judge Pugh, and the continuance is due
to the fact that he is unable to be pres
ent until that time.
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A black Spanish Jack will make the
season Of 1891 at the farm of s. M.
Thompson, one mile south OF Dodson.
vile, O., on the Dawson pike. Also his
Norman horse.
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Eli Perkins is proverbially the funny
man of America. Besides being laugha-
BILE and amusing his lecture on the
philosophy Of Wit" is instructive. You
will miss treat II you do not hear him
Tuesday evening. Reserve good seat
early. The plat will be at Gutridge 4
Foley's Friday evening.
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Mr.. E. M. Pinkerton, student al
Lane Theological Seminary, occupied
the pulpit at the Presbyterian Church
Aast Sunday and made very fine impres.
IN upon the congregation. Mr.. Pink.
ION has received an appointment by
the Board of Foreign Missions and will
. probably sail for Brazil Immediately
after his graduation in Lane.
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r. Kramer,s

German Liniment. A most excellens
application for cuts, bruises, sprains.
sores and all troubles for which q lini-
ment is of use. Manufactured only bv
Seybert & Co, druggists, Hillsboro. O.
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SilYerware Replated.

Having purchased an electro plating
apparatus I am prepared to replate worn
silverware, musical instruments, jewelry,
etc., at lowest prices. Gold and nickel
plating also done. Articles may be left
at Mrs. R. L. Richards millinery store.
Mrs. BURCu MILLER
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A Asoap-bubble social will be given at
the home Of Miss Mamie Wright on
Friday evening Of this week. A prize
will be given'to the person blowing the
st<bubble. prize to be awarded by a
competent committee. A delightful time
is anticipated. All are invited.
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Bowles' have just received their first
invoice of spring wall paper. The de.
signs are the handsomest ever brought
to this market. Can early and get the
first selections of these choice goods.
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Buy "Crown Prince" A A A A coffee.
A nice lead pencil in each package, only
25 cents. We are the only ones in town
who sell 1t. RICHARDS, ZINK & Co.
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K Money to Loan.

On real estate security, in sums 10
suit borrower; no delay. Call on W.
L. Morrow. Office IN Strauss Building.
over Feibel's store.
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Mr.. John L. West has opened the
campaign Of spring improvements by
making some much needed changes in
bis frame buildings on High street. One
OF them has been removed to the rear of
the lot and the other three moved up
together for mutual support.
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We have a choice lot of New York
Rose and White Star potatoes for seed.
Better lay in your supply before prices
advance. RICHARDS, ZINK.& Co.
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ance of many patents that had been pre-
viously rejected. Their advertisements
in another column will be of interest tr
inventors, patentees, manufacturers al d
all who have to do with patents.
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John Reed, the colorsd man who as.
saulted Mr.. John Strain, was convicted
OF cutting with intent to wound, but has
not yet been sentenced.
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Britton Sentenced.

Judge Pugh overruled the motion for
new trial in the case Of the State Of
Ohio vs. N. D. Britton, and sentenced
Britton to the penitentisry for life. The
defense gave notice that they would ap-
peal 70 the District Court. and sentence
N nlannondo1 nn11l 4 nr1l IA. # I. "a. 4.
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Mrs. Harriet Elliott will offer lot of
personal property for sale at her resi-
dence three miles east of town, consist.
ing of hogs, mules, corn and farm imple.
ments, on Friday, March 9Th, at 10
O'Clock.
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The Sons of Veteraps will give the
"Dutch Recruit" at the School Hall Sat.
urday evening, February 2sth, for the
benefit Of Posegate Camp.
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Do you want grass seeds for your
lawnsf We have them already mixed,
or will mix them to suit you. Call and
see us. RICHARDS, link & Co.
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The illustrated lecture by Rev. ]. l..
Smith, Of Greenfield, last night, was well
attended and highly enjoyed. It will
be continued tonight and Thursday
night, the subject being the ''Tour of the
Mediterranean and the Holy Land"