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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05
Mining Application No 55s
U. 5. Lana oaes Toeson ArI.ous.

U. s. Land ones Tucson Arizona,
 Oct. 90 1881.
 Notice is hereby given that William E. Dodge and D. Willis James whose post office address is New York City state of New York by Ben Williams, attorney in fact. P. O. Address, Bis- bee Arizona have this day fled their application for patent for eighty two tszl linear feel O. the Space Miae or se.a bsar.ng gold. slver. copper. and other minerals Nith surface ground fUuE hundred and sey, niy nine is7Sl feel in wid.h situated in the Warren Mining district County oi Cochise, and IeiritOfy ol Arizona and des- lgna'ed ny the feld notes and offieial plat on hle in this office as loi number "A in Township - age -; of-- Mrridian--: Said lot No 7E ueing described as follows to-Nit.
 Besianins, st the Initial mongmeht situated al the westerly center end of claim at pst marked upon east faee ] N Spacs NJ MO No ', iT1m which ihe .. \ Mineral Munun'rrt No 4 bcsrs \. so' zs' b Sos -4s feet thence North 4Ss 2y' Elst 7g4 { feet 10 post marked ulon east face NJ NJ No 2 and uTNon Wet face \ N M C V e 0; thegce south 3o' ] s East SI.4s feet to post marked on West face Nj N | No B. thence Souih 4s 27 Wet zgS .eei 10 rOst marked on West face S M M No 1; thence Sou b 4o 27 W Is2. 3 feet Co post marked upon West face ; NJ Nj ( No 5: thence North 3s' 30 West s2- a feet to post mark sd on East tace : NJ Nj C No 0; thenoe North 4S' 2z' tst TIC. q feet 10 post No I and lace oi beginning Var iation IF 4o' East and containing e. so acres
 De iocaiion ot tlls mine is recorded m the Recorders ofioe of Cochise county Arizona l.. the book --ot---The adjoining claimants are on the S E. the Gardener NJ C. iot No 72 and on the NV by the Neptune NJ C.
 Any and all persons claiming adyers, ly any portion Of sad Space mine or surface ground are required 10 fte their adyeis ciams with the Register of the United States land office al Tue son Arizona in the County of Pima Territory of Arizona during the sixty days p-riod of publi- cation hereof. or they will be barred by the virtue of the provisions Of fhe statute.
 HERBERT BROWN,
 Register. BEN WILLIAMS Attorney in fact IL is hereby ordered that the forgoing Notice | 0i Application for patent be published for the 1 period of siSy days, tIo consecutive Seeksl in ! he PRosPEcroR Daily newspaper published ] at Tombstone Arizona.
 HERBERT BROWN. roy-s 6od Register.
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MINING APPLICATION
 No. 5GS-

U. s Land Office Tucson. Tucson AIi1,
 Oct 70 1891 Notice is hereby given that D. Willis James and William E Dodge whose post ofice address IS New York City state of New York by Ben Williams attorney in fact, ? O adGreSs Bisbee Arizona have this day fled their application for a patent for fourteen hundred and sixty four tI45,l linear feet Of the Brother Jonathan mine or van teaTisg gold. silver copper and other minerals ~iIh surface ground four hundred and eight t4osi feet In ~idth, situated m tae Warren Mining district county Of Cochise and Territory of Arizona and designated by tbe field notes and offcialplat on file in this office as los Number SeVeniy-fye in Township-- TAnge--of-- Merdian--; said tot No s being described as follows to-Sdt:
 Beginning at the initial monument ofclaim al a post marked ! NJ Brother Jonathan N C No nom which U $ M M No bears ' s4' re F. 4o34.s feeJ; tbenoe x s TO E rs7 feet 10 q monument of stones and post marked B N C No 2; thence S 67s tS F I4o5 9 feet 70 a monu- uent of stones and post mark d B N (, No &. fhence : s 10 W TO. S Get to a Blonument of stones and post marked B M c No |; thence . s' TO W zo7.4 tnef tC a monument of stones and post m Ikei B ] N C No s thence 67' 4z, W ISss s fs-tto a m0nument of stones and post marked B ! N C No 6; tbe7oe N s 10 E aso feet to post No and place Of beginning Magnetic variation IT 70 F contining IT.es acrs The iocatoa of this mine is recorded in the Reccrder's office oi Cochise county Arizona in the book --of----. The adjoining claimants are on the North fhe Cuprfte N C on the vest by the Uscie Sum Ai ( and on the east by the Surprise N C.
 Any and all personse aiming adserseiyary portion Of said Brother Jonathan Mine or surface ground are rgqnifed tc hlc Sheir adverse cIaims with the register Of tle United St9tcs Land office st Tucson Arizonain flIe county of Pima Ter. Ara during tbe sixty days period of publication here Of. or they .siI be baTred by virtue Of the pro visions Of the statute.
 HERBERT BROWN.
 Register. BEN WILLIAMS. Attorney h fact.
 itis hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Applicatich for Patent be published for the period of sixty days in the PRDsPEcroR a daily newspaper published al Tombstone Ariz.
 HERBERT BROWN, Ma Register.
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Notice of Sale.

In the District Court of the first Judicial districs
 of the Territory of Arizo na in and for the County Of Cochise. E. IENORAIAND.
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Territorial Property Sales,

The Board Of Supervisors Wiu offer for sale at their office in the court house tn the Ciy of Tombstone, comm, ncing on Monday the 4th day of Iarusry al To o'clock a. ih Is92, tho foliO~ing described property; said property having l's n sold to the Territory for unpaid taxes of tae year 1889 Sales ~ill continue from time to time as purehasers therefor may present themselves
 By order Of the board
 GEO. w. BRYAN.
 Chairman.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

FRANK c. EARLE. ASSAY ASD DMETALLURGIcAL LAkskA@oRY HFFICE-sI sIg. FREMONT STREET, V Opposite City Hal. Tombstone
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$500 REWARD.

1 IVill pay the above reward 10 any person 0 persons who Nil giye the information which will lead tO the arrest and conyctO.I Oi any per- son or perSons unlawiully handling any Of my stok
 CATTLE-Branded HG or Jeff nip; ear mark. right ear crop and split
 HORSES-Branded HG on Jeff shoulder.
 H. C. HASsELGREEN. S275m San Pedro river.
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SHERIFE'S SALE.
MARTIN COSTELLO,

MARTIN COSTELLO.
 B |, s4vSREw. ANNIE NIoGREW end
 IAiES B. LACY.
 Under and by virtue of decree Of foreclosure and order of sale issued out of the district court of the County of Cochise on the 27th day oi November 1891 in the above entitled cause wherein the plaintiff Martin Costello obtained a judgment aud decree against B. J. McGreW and Annie ". McGrew Defendants for the sum of fourteen hundred and tweniy-seyen doIlars damages and costs taxed at one hundred and thirty-three e5-Ioo dOllars, and for a for closure of hen against all the dele endants on the 10th day of November 1891 and whereby I am commanded to sell two hundred and for.y t24c head of stock cattle branded thus: Y e mm0n- y called the TOW lock brandi also siNty-fiys l6sl head Of stock cattle branded wlth reversed D thus. q together with all the calves. brand ed and unbranded of both said brands and the increase Of all said stock of both said brands since September 20 tn 1889, all running on the range in and about the Whetstone mountains in the County of Cochise Territory of Arizona Also all the stock ranches, wells, springs and N1tcIinB pisaScs BeaotlsiuB to NAG SaA1 h J. anu Annie w. McGrew, situate on the eastern slope of said Milestone m0urtains about ten mies south from the town oi Ben son and about twelve miles west from the town oi Contention in the ihe county aforesaid and consisting of three l5l seper4te springs or watering places, one com manly known as the Depew Ranch and one about one and a half miles southwest there from and known as the Rock House Spring or the Wise spring; and the third being small spring about midway between the said DePew ranch and Wise spring. with all the houses corraIs. watering troughs. water pipes and tanks thereunto aPPertaining.
 Public notice is hereby given tha ton the 26th day of December 1891 at the court house door of said county of Cochise iu Tombstone at sne itj o'clock p. n. Of that day Twill sell the above described property. or as much thereof as mzy be necessary to satisfy said judgment with in te7sst thereon rom November roth 1891. al two z tzl per cent per month and all costs.
 Dated this sd day of December rser;
 C. B. MELTON, By W. R. MEADE, sheriff
 Under Sheriff d.
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AUTHORIZED AGENTS.

G. H. KELLOGG. No. BIO Pine street, Room g and 5s, san Francisco.
 E. C. DAKE, room es. Merchant Exchange San Francisco.
 GEO. F. HOWELL. 10 Spruce St New York
 N. W. AVER & SON. Philadelphia An transactions made by the above named persons wiH be complied with at the PROS PECTOR oaice.
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kS
 H. E. LEA.
 Sale on Foreclosure
 Notice is hereby given by ibe undersigned ihat he ~il sell the following described property al public auction to the highest bidder for cash al the front door of the District Court H0use at the City of Tombstone. Coehise County on SATURDAY the Izth day Of DECEMBER 1891, al ten o'clock. of the forenoon of said day. in accordance with the judgment and order made in the above entitled action.
 The said sale will be subject to allIiens and en eumbranoes prior to the mortgage referred to in sait judgment The said property is described as follows:
 Lots number fourteen tl4l number sixteen tl6l and number eighteen (1sl and number twenty l2o) iE block number one Ql thirty feet each by one hundred and twenty feet deep in Aliens Addition to the tosn of Fairbanks County of CSchise and Territory oG Arizona. Together with ihe teRements. here1itamenls and aPpurtenanees thereunoo bsionging. or in any wise appert4ining and particularly one large frame building. and one ten horse power engine and one twenty horse power boiler. and all the ice machinery used in the manufacture of ice and the tosls and implimentS used in connection there with. situate in said building and on said prem ises.
 A map of said Aliens addition to the town of Fairbanks herein referred to. is of record in the Book of Land Claims. in the office of the County Recorder of the said County si Cochise.
 The amount which the undersigned is requir- ed to realize upon said judgment is two tho.ls- and two hundred and eight dollars and seventy one oeuss, and interest thereon from Nov IS, l lssI.
 C. B MELTON, NIsd Sheriff.
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R. A s

A STATED MEETINGS ON THE IVY third Wednesday of each month in Mia ~ sonic Hall Notioe.of special meetings by hoi~tng special fiag. Sojonrning Com panion NordiaIiy invited
 sDoLPH COIN. H. P. F.. L. MOORE. Secretary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-05

". H. stiiwsii, plaintiffs atty. deo-I
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The News HERALD giving me one more
opportunity to say few words to the
most moral, upright, devout Gazette, I
will say saw everv juror with the ex.
ception of Mr.. John A. TrimbIe, who
Mr.. Pavey saw, that was living or could
be found at the time of the circulation
OF the petition for the pardon of Joseph
Slusser. Mr.. Geo Shaw's name does
not appear on the petition, and the rep.
resentation made to the Board was that
he could not be found, which was true,
and if the Gazette says such is not true,
they lie, and that word, to most men,
means resentment, and you can find me
in the Smith Building from o'clock in
the morning until 8 O'clock in the even
ing OF each day, and I'll try and be sober
enough to meet either of the Houghs or
Diitey, or all, My condition will be no
defence to any charge that may be made
against me. My reputation with the
public for sobriety generally will show
up as well as that of the Houghs or
Dittey, l believe. So as to personal at.
tack of ones character, Pm ready and
willing to continue from this date on if
you SO desire III. d. DAVIS.
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Christmas Entertainme ent,

With an evening of music, reading
and recitation, the Sunday school of the
M. +. Church will celebrate the coming
Christmas tide, Wednesday, December
23d, in the lecture room of the church.
The musical numbers will include at.
tractive selections-solo, quartette and
school in chorus. The music and reel.
tations given by the "wee folks" and
those OF larger growth will alike voice
the evangelical, "Peace on earth; good
will toward man." Admission 10 cents.
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Real Estate Transfers,

Catherine Refsnider and others tc
John MuIlenix, 12i acres, ST.
James Reece, administrators OF Isaac
Sans, to Elizabeth B. Rodgers, lot in
Hillsboro, elt0.
G. w. Waite and wife to Eliza B.
Rodgers, lot in Hillsboro, 81.
Fannie Cree-to Eliza B. Rodgers, lot
in HilIstorc, 81. s,~'- =
O. w. Carter and others to Eliza B,
Rodgers, lot in Hill>boro, 81.
A. P. Shaffer and wife to G. B. Shaffer
~ acres in Dodson township, $525.
Aaron Kesler and wife to Jacob R.
Kesler, 81 acres in Marshall township,
$500. tE
Louisa Wilkin to Sarah j. Robinson
137 acres in Hamer township, $4OO.
Sarah Hardin to James Hardin, lot in
Hillsboro, 81. -
T. H. Hogsett and wife to w. A. Bar.
rett, lot in Hillsboro, $3.50.
w. H. Gossett and wife to Sarah A.
Gossett, 20 acres, Clay township, $4oO.
Eliza M. Taylor to o. D. Cockerell, lot
in Greenfield, $l75.
Dan B. Altman and wife to George
Richards. lot in Mowrystown, $3.50.
A. R. Mowry to Emily Parrot, lot in
Mowrystown, $3.50.
John Phibbs and wife to William
Stroup. 2 acres in New Market, $3.50.
Abram Lowman and wife to Mary A..
Hart, lot in Russells. S165.
G.. M. Rogers and wife, to M. G..
Rogers, lot in Hillsboro, $4OO.
M. V. Williamson and wife, to L. G..
Campbell, lot ip Jackson township,
$41.45
John Culhan and wife to J. Y. Dean,
lot in Hilsboro, $500.
j. Y. Dean and wife to John Cuban
and wife, % acres in Liberty township,
300. 9ng p
]. G. Boyd and wife to Sarah L.
Badger, lot in Greenfield, 5000.
Tanning andwife to G. H. Tanning,
1S acres in Concord township, $3.50.
Margaret Worthington to JIG. Worth.
ington, u acres in Fairfield township,
$5,O175l. w
Mary Davidson to G. E. Keehan,
property in Sinking Spring, $5s.
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homes, from the enjoyment of all that
can make life most desirable, "honor,
love, obedience. troops Of friends" she
was summoned by One who had pre-.
pared place for her which He, who
knows all things, knew she was so we'll
fitted to enter.
"Twaa at thy door, o frit nd and not at mine,
The angel with the auiaranthine wressh.
Pausing, descended, and with voice divine,
Whispered word that had . sound like
death"
"Tben fell upon the house sudden gloom,
A shadow on those features fair and thin:
And softly, from that hnshed and darkened
room. 2t
TwJ angels iasued, where but one went in"
T 7 p
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The Rain.M aker.

JULY.
To Llano Estacado's wastes
mighty nature. tanner hastes,
With curious battle. pelt he comes
To storm the gates of Heaven with
bombs.
Get up your rains, oh Dyrenforth
And send then, on, post. haste up north ~
Not with the earnest, pleading prayer
Does he assail the upper air
AS when New Englands arid skies
Refused to yield their moist supplies.
With sterner means he sallies fortn.
This ain.producing Dyrenforth.
With dynamite and rack.a.rock,
Grenades and rockets does hp shock
The throne of Pluvian Jupiter
And fright the gods assembled there
Until they hold at proper worth
This noisy wizard Dyrenfurth.
The wild coyote hies to his den,
He thinks tits chaos come again,
The dread crotalus sheds his skin,
The horned toad turns outside in.
They yield to him their share of earth.
This cloud-compelling Dyrenfurth.
The Tonant Jove proceeds in haste
10 sprinkle down that parched waste,
Eolus watts the gathered storms
To where the little nubbin forms
In fertile fields, which smile in mirth
Ger their great boon, this Dvrenfurth..
AUGUST.
But there's a leak within your plans
AS always when not Gods but mans.
From drenched field and floode,, farm
Is heard the tocsn of alarm
"CaN off your cloude, oh Dyreafo th
We're getting too much rain up North y'
With saddened eye and pendant hp
We watch the everlasting drip,
The clouds keep rolling from the West.
"Oh great Magician do your best;
Deoise some plan to dry 'em FORTH
With e'er me're drownded out up Morthv'
August Goth, 1891. HSF.
The newspapers spell the terminal
syllable of the Professors name indis.
criminately with an so" or "u". In
order to show impartiality 1 have done
likewise. Besides this gives me, as it
were, a double.barreled gun to bring,
my rhymes down with.
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ROYAL ARCANUM,

Regent, ]. H. Horst; Vice Regent, G.
Ruetenik; Orator, S, N. Patton; Secre.
tary, VIM. H Glenn; Collector, j. b
Rowe; Treasurer, Jas Reece; Chaplain,
John Matthews; Guide, G Grove; War.
den, G. M. Harsha Sentry, j 7. Young
Trustees, A. w Downham, G. M. Har-
sha, VIM. Hoyt; Organist, ]. s. Jones ;
Past Regent, S. L Holmes; Represent
atlve, j. B. Rowe; Alternate, VIM. H.
Glenn.
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Robertson & Holmes New York
Athaeneum Company closed their weeks
engagement on Saturday night. The
Company's work was not eminently sat
isfactory as they were badly handicapped
by the prevalence Of the grip among the
members. When the number receiving
the gold watch was announced on Sat.
urdap night, Ed. Dimes ambled gracefully
down the aisle with an Sx10 smile on his
face and took possession of the ticker.
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Certificates Granted.

At the meeting of the Board of School
Examiners on Saturday, December 5th,
1891, certificates were granted to the fol.
lowing named persons:
For One Year.-N.. M. Newkirk, Nan.
ME Edenfield, Cora Burton, Walter
CLANCY, Maggie Hester.
For Three Years.-Thos. Kelly, L. J..
Roberts.
The above is correct.
j. A. SHANNON, Clerk.
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Farmers Institute.

A meeting will be held at the Court
House Saturday, December 10th, at
o'clock p. M, for the purpose of organic.
ing Farmers Institute.
Under the new institute law the State
pays the expenses of two institutes in
each county. Ia answer to a petition
one has been granted us at Hillsboro
and it only remains for us to organize
and get ready for the meetings in Feb
ruary. Let every one who is interested
in the matter come and help to make it
q success. 80
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The attention of of our readers is
called to the new advertisement of The
Hilsboro Coal and Lumber Company
this week. They are just now moving
into their handsome new building, and,
while not yet fully Strengthened out, a
glance is enough to show that they will
have one of the handsomest storerooms
in the city. A magnificent line of furni
ture is being put in and it will pay you
to call and witness another proof of
Hillsboro business mems enterprise.
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Probate COurt..

First and final account of NJ. @. Spence
administrator of Ida Spence, filed.
The will Of Barbara Lucas filed. The
farm containing 1l8 acres, also residence
and lots in Boston, are given TO the de.
ceased's niece, Allie Lucas, and her
three children; two nephews, VIM. B.
Lucas, $500; VIM. A. Lucas, 5000
Charles W. Hiestand, 5000; to sister,
Amy Gornlan, 500; to nephew, Reece
W. p. Barnes, Sis; residne OF personal
estate. after debts are paid, is given to
the three children OF her niece. Allie
Lucas The will is dated February q,
1889, and was Witnessed by L. I. Bum.
garner and 0. X. Hixson.
John Frost appointed admr. OF Ellis
Frost.
d. F. Scett, one of the admrs. OF VIM.
Workman, made application to sell U.
8. bonds belonging to estate and order
was issued accordingly.
Amios Lindley, arrested upon aflida.
Wit of Nelson Squirer, declaring the
former insane. The case was heard be-
fore Judge Kelly at Greenfield and
Lindley was adjudged insane and sent to
the asylum.
The executors Of Robert Byram fled
inventory and sale OF personal property.
o. H. Hughes, admr. of J. L. Hughes,
filed first and final account.
Mary E. Martin granted letters of
guardianship of the estate and person of
A.. @. Martin. Bond $500.
William Storer, gdn of Edwin Storer,
filed third account.
j. M. Turnerappointed gdn. of Colburn
D. Purdy.
Henry and Jacob Hiestand appointed
admrs. of Barbara Lucas.
Henry @. Nader appointed executor
OF Louisa Nader.
6. @. and J. A. Sellers executors of
the estate of j. H. Sellers. Settlement
of first account.
First and final account of David E.
Grant, guardian OF Alexander Osborne,
filed.
First and final account of L. A. Beard,
administrative OF S H. Beard, fled.
Bill OF sale of personal property of the
estate of S. H. Beard filed.
Nelson Squire appointed guardian of
the person and estate of Almios Lindley,
lunatic.
Settlement Of first and final account
of j. F. Brown and &. w. Barrere, ad-
ministrators of the estate of Jeanette
Brown.
New bond filed in the matter of the
guardianship Of Vints A.sBrown and
others.
Election of widow under the will of
Frank NJ. Diven.
Distributive account filed by William
Custer, administrators of the estate of
Nelson F..Charles.
Fourth account OF J. A. Pence, guard.
ian OF F. L and DIVA Pence, filed.
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SECRET SOCIETY ELECTIONS.

HIGHLAND LODGE NO. 3S, F. AND A. N.
Worthy Master, J. II Mackerey Sen.
ior Warden, G. w. Anderson Junior
Warden, G. l.. Garrett; Treasurer, VIM
Hoyt; Secretary, p. FL. Work Senior
Deacon, A. w. Downham; Junior Dea
con, W. Q. Duckwall; Tyler, J. B. Rowe !;
Trustees, j. H. Mackerley, G L. Garrett,
q W. Anderson, J. M. Hibben, Geo. w.
Barrere.
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HIGHLAND coMMANDERY NO. 81

Eminent Commander, William Hoyt
Generalissimo, G. A. Hixson; Captain.
General, John Matthews; Prelate, Geo
W. Barrere; Senior Warden, w. G. Cow.
man; Junior Warden, Cotton Mather
Treasurer, @. S. Price; Recorder, P. H.
Work; Standard Bearer, j. H. Bowers
Sword Bearer, John M Clark; Warden,
. q Morrow; Sentinel, J. B. Rowe; lst
Guard, j. NJ. Hiestand I'd Guard, Geo.
W. Bowers; Sd Guard, E. Carson.
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The Women's Relief Corps will serve
oysters, ice cream and cake at the new
building of the Hillsboro Lumber and
Coal Co. on Thursday evening, Decem.
Der 18th. The public is asked to patron
ize them literally and aid them in their
good work Pound packages of groceries
will be auctioned off during the evening
by Mr.. Frank Ayres in his inimitable
way Admission free. The firm have
very generously and kindly donated the
use OF the room for the evening.
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Mr.. Ellis Pence, the "laugh and grow
fat" man, of Hillsboro, is in town this
week attending the Commissioners
meeting with view to selling them the
Soldiers monument. Mr.. Pence's firm,
Staniland, Merkle & Staniland, of Day
ton, O., is one of the best equipped firms
in the State for the handling OF such
work, and it is safe to say, should he re-
ceive the contract, the work will be
done with dispatch and in ORDER
West Union Defender
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: "Stub'' Reed, who was recently sent
TO the Penitentiary for horse-stealing,
was brought here last week to testify in
the case against his partner, Ferris Bliss,
Who had refused to plead guilty. When
the time for trial came, however, the lat
ter, realizing that there was no chance
for escape ii he stood trial, plead guilty
and was given sentence of one year.
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The Delsarte exhibition, to be given
on Christmas night by the ladies of the
Presbyterian Church, will be given un.
der the direction of Miss Margaret John.
ston, one of the most capable of the ex-
ponents OF the art. Miss Johnston is
the lady who recently made a similar
exhibition such success at the Scottish
Rite Temple in Cincinnati before a
fashionable audience