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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-10-06
Cheap Loans.

have recently secured the agency
for lands along the following routes,
viz: Santa Fe, the Chicago, HarIi,s-
ton & Quincy, the Rock Island and
Missouri Pacific, and their tributaries;
Irence have s',,ne ts the finest lands
in tie west, scattered throughout
Missouri, Arkansas, Iowa, Dakota
Montana, Nehraska Kansas, Colorado,
New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas
Can sen for cash or from to Il
wears credit, or ON the grain system,
in which no cash IS required. We
give low excursion rates and credit
railway fare on laads honGht from
Us, thus making free fare 20 land
buyers
Vii! have half fare excursion II
western and northern points on
august ;:0ih, September 9TH, and
October "a and other dates.
Wcsttr. Lands are rari.liy :Hcreas-
mg in :alu", us tn country fills up
No finer farming or grazing lands can
he found in tie vorls. and a farm
secured now will in few years
double or th,cl.'c in value. This is
tlte poor mans chance to find >rls,n-
Ai'l HON" ii ti... garden spots ot the
country fo:' little OF 10 money. For
terms, maps or further particulars,
call or address,,
f.. l.. HAs,TiET,F.
Land and Loan Agent. Memphis, Mo
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-10-06
BaRkAT IN MEMPHIS.

Tonight a':,' Friday nights c:ster-
taiEmeni>. Life in s'yriy. and Elrpi. =
Syrian Wedding. Noung Pe"t'" in
Costumes, etc.
Tonight an'! to-norruw nights,
OF 6 and !. Pref. Elias f. Ba;liat.
Il native Of Damascus, (who will: his
wife and daughter came fro:: i,-yp'}.
will give a sr;nl entertainment at
the Opera House on Life in Svri;,
aud Egypt six young ladias and
four ;onr:g gentlemen W., c",,ear III
costumes wo:n y Gricntals 4 1-'a
years ago, anil perform. Funerals,
Mohanmelan'> PRAYER, weddings. etc.
These entertainments are highly ap-
prcc!a.ed by all, young and cid
Den t fail to attend.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-10-06
Pubic Speaking.

l. J. Smith. Frank A!ams and
Jos. T. Moore Will address tie citizens,
aud voters at the following times and
places:
Sand Hi township, Hendricks
school house. OFT. 1Sth: Rabbit I!ar-
Dor school house, Oct 10Th.
Tobin township. Charlie Myers
..cnooi house. Oct. o0th; GrGensburg
school house. Oct. Dist.
All citizens and voters are request
ell to be present, and hear the poll
teal issues of the campaign discussed.
ESc'lun-" Of views viii: harm no
Good citizen, and our desires are
good to all persons. BY order OF
COMMITTEE
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Murphy ( )'iIIer'S
Stores.

Oar N.,w Fail Goods ere now all in
and are exceedingly handsome and
II ,c.':t. Never before :,a-e We been
;,ltie 10 .,lacc before oar Customers
IL. array of beautiful an! useful AZ
ticics at such !s,s prizes. Oar Dress
i;nn,is sock IS III. 'lr1s . yer si.."n
by ANY hoH,e IN Ills COUNTY. ".:i L.
~ far the han,lsomc>t Beautiful!
/ ,ni,ic wi,l;!, goods al -, tha, have
been Il. Il. 30 10 BE i:t,lfo:d
CORDS: Chtvroas. iiomc>pnns. Storm:
Ser.es ans, ether sly li~h stuff At from
- ~ - pee cent cheaper thaa ever
uefor" offered. An elegant line of
E,.i,IIulo CORDS at Zoe that arr Euund
20 hc great trad" winners.
before. Canton F!:snn~ls 1T ~ thai
were 10: at y Tia. have always
been ~; II 10 that are is good a.
any BODY wants AMI have been sell
10y 1t lH..
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-10-06

The farmers picnic At Judge Q. 4
Barnes grove IN Inicn township, last
Saturday, was splendid affair. There
were present large number of citi
ze rs Of she county; hat the gsaad-s;
presence on that day was the mothers
and daughters. Their presenre at a
political gathering signifies sonnettIin.
There is something which cnobles hu
manity, whilst looking into the eyes
Of mothers and daus hters, whose souls
are uatarnished with the deception
witch creepS INTO governmental! affairs.
Every home in our land is demur,ling
, wholesome laws and relief from op-
; preston and certainly the womcu of
oar land should he relieved of so
much continuous dru.!gery The
program was carried out as nearly rs
practicable. Owing to the absence Of
our candidate for congress, II. Bron-
son, }. ID. smoot ti!led his place. The
address of wclcome by 4. j. Talbot.
and the response by Henry S. Walker
were we'll timed and patriotic. Rev
Misentr made five minute speech.
which showed that party shackles
could not hold him. to serve that shit.t
is vile and oppressive to those who
should he the immediate objects of
the amenities Of good government.
Tfo day being far gone, Joseph NJ
Ter made hn; = short speech, dwelling
upon the injustice done to labor by
those whom our government dele
gates the power of controlling the
financial interests OF tho GENTRY. W.
Z. Browning and VIM. Ihor!notur
excused themselves from speaking on
account of the latcness OF the hour,
The day WAS well spent in exchangi..
views ant! in fraternal son.s by tie
choir, and hy duet of little girls,
VIII" sang Good by, old party. good
by" which makes ruan Think more
OF home than party
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-10-06
HAZLEViLl-E.

. T":!!.:' Very good. Ne:,iftn: En-" ia. II zen.
t'r S!fu"-.-; NDIiih l." wt.i,.0:.p
II. V. >wni.:> ..it ..at Thursday to take
charge q ii S>.s,,.,ii rt.:r IIt.
. it.r ;s,i3Eg folks ::l"f at Mr.. II .rce's last
Sui t.r'i..y nj 1T ana had Il good time, su.i.i,,
/ Miss Anna Smith started 0n:;;,it 70 H;,icn
F county ;-. Nt,ttl;:y.
I Til;. postmaster II Nrnp'ii- w. Iookiu.-
tircrn. the pcs. Office in this c,rlt.r las, Ss;
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-10-06

Zen Turner Was in town Mrnlay
and we suppose the 5,nreliao!c on til,
wcst side will helch forth some mis-
statement on The judgeship fight il.
this district. The general opinion all
over this district is that Turner is u,.-
worthy Of The support of the voters
longer and is causing The Tuln2ri'cs
mich trouble They see the 'hanl
writing on the wall and are making
every unfair means to divert the
record Of the part:zan judge by
IT., III" TO b.acken the character Of
everyone who opposes him The
outlook, III this county aad elsewhere.
is very encouraging for Mr.. s'moo',
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CONYERS,

Never before iii the history of til,
Reform movement in Scotland coun
y, did s,l,i, an enthusiastic GROVE,
convene to hear the eNrounGing o.
TIE principles as embodied in The
Peoples Party platform. as net at
the Con,crs school house on la;
Monday night to hear the Hon. JOS
N'iler, cur next representative.
The two treat political parties d,
not realise the colossal surprise that
awaits them on the S:h Of nest Noy..
and they seem to presume by viilfy-
i'm Nr. Miller they will gain supper,
rrs to their cause. That day ha-
passed IN the history Of political or
carnations. and was thoroughly de
,nons'ratcd by the interest manifest
ed last Mpnday night.
The meeting Was also entertained
by the Conycrs Gee Club, whose OK
ccllcncc fer furnishing music cannot
be questioned. They arc a'"a, :
ready to help the good ca,,se along.
The meeting WAS also addressed
by Jacob 'urncII and II. s. Walker.
II tie Peoples patty continues
with the same earnestncss in the fu-
tire a. in the past. on the Sih of next
November we will be boss o;. lie sit
;ialion regardless of the vi!anious
cpit!iet> of that contam.iating sheet
The Memphis Dr:Eocrat
Wake mp boys and put your shout
der to Tie wheel, and vher the vic
tory is won hoss happy YOU will feel.
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nen'ocra''t; Neot'ng 4. tias G, ~ i.os;s..:
Monday nigh: the Deulo -a;,. ciaf
me. Il. tie cs>art hona,E- IT, we.s
present John 3. y.t-.s.r, T. -snf'.nyy
German, viii Scot alt' : :. A.o,,s
and twenty - ya:.' 81 50 EATER
Oh the caudllstsv, IDS, one ara.
another The ,,e:.:is> 49,. life c,sl;,
had hetn made fot' IL l. " Previous.
which accounted for .; .,-tsafcc cs
the boys. Failing to g.: !, t'rron-of
the citizens o. the town. IL; following
ac:inl We taken:
v HEaEAs, It appears t. be q e.
tied f'st ti;at t:sf, people :re not tax
;iig 4 proper interest il ,!.e Pictorial
non of the Democratic party i'll przs n
III this county; therefore Ire it
Resolved, Tat Y.e the Dr,.arrsti..
"'hcc-i:o.'lcrs and candidates al Tx,
county ticket. frn1: nos. :..,,,.a forth
! ''sa our attention to ,,!Hc1:;ag the
boys "hd lnstrucl;ng them how l,-nii:
able :. - :c2 them to rut.. the Demo
cratic ticket when Tie, ., ,to II, men
SO nat Tie nan,,. OF the or.u.l Cd
party may I've preserved fnr : fau
years ionIer, for the E'ne tia: their
inHi!c:s might he inrlrasa, =: /, :.
votes of the yo.!ths - may h pcs.
sua:sei by The drum "ih ii:". aud
thereby Keep the future olnri,nS for
H'isty, M':lsi, German anl upnre.
Ana further. that .+'..cre b, a fund
raised /" bare tie boys q? h" tulsl ~
carry torch !;2'.,> = form q :>gs,caS-
sion to meet Hon. St;n. WHEN he
>"n'"s t" Memphis IL L,..,i 80 tlic
bi1"!y Ak,tt AMI arouse IT, G;sfran
cli>ed Democrats "t 1868; tI:a! :,cr-
chance they might %, ~r1"e s,a,nn-
"fai - forget ;'ir rr.uci les taught: ny
J,lits-o 81 ;,i'; Iae ,:-,l. ::,,: ,.n..1c lack
to Ike Inc W., ;,i.,i empty seats 81
= o'-~" -. ::}>:.~> ~! ':@r..t H.mo
e.. '.s,;.i5H.
IN: ."rli."r. t:s:;; ;. .An,i;:,5., Cor
;'::;! he appointed :. ,-,,sn,0;,-ar,e oao
10 bean: ar "s,"r'i TIE HIS Of our
for>a!>nu per,y and maxi TINA Iun!.
something Ike tuc5' IA il. :,',,.:,: pat
up aoHir E4n;'''s anal y: LIS t., catci.
he eye IF ;hn host; If -no,! n,"a ahn
haFe left Us 'r'i 10 inli'."zoi; upon her
walls a panoramic View Of Gu: part,
platform. eDl.st .a.t.ttH after VI. nature
Of C!,'vnlan,i', letter rf late ,la;o.
Further. That cartoons he gotten
up of those mcn WHO are convincing
t~t farmers ana !.l,p->.-> Of ;heir
condition AMI hy ri.iicu:. If t';.:sc
Ha*.l. break ,hc;r Influence with thu.
voters vic are 50 "rcat!y b:rl"ned
with taX;:t'on il! orr ro:,ntr. AMI :,.r
While at tea~, make them ferret ;'iti:
condition. We are SICK At heart ..ow.
hut wait untA We rs our -w:i:,lt
f";nliy mo ,iiic. ;.!,J l!syu W. will
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-10-06
MONEY. MONEY! MONEY!

To loan money on rcalcs:"te securi
ties for five or seven years in amounts
to suit the borrow.
Loans closed and money paid OF
the same day hat notes and mort .ay
is signed No delay.
Best and most liberal option to the
borrower ever offered. Also th>
lowest rate of interest.
Cal! an.: see me. \. II. PITklN.
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F o'.c Cp = kii,

,'o>cpi. Miller, candidate. Tor ca,>.s-
sentative, +. !. Smith and IL. $.
Walker will address tn. citizens OF
Scotland county, 4; the following time
and places:
In Miller and Unirn townships
Upton. Monday night. oct, 1851; Poe
school house. Tuesday night Oct. II:
Cone school house. "Wednesday nigh;
Oct l2tl;; Barker school house.
Thursday night Oct 18th; kilwin;n.
school house, Friday night OFT. l4th:
Crow school house, Saturday nj! int
Oct. l3;h.
Citizens and voters are requested
to 'e present and hear thu political
lsSn"~ O! this campaign Iiecus,e l.
Exchange OF view rs to our com
mon interests will harm no good
citizen. by order OF
tGTN!TTEE.
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F. & /. u. Notice.
I GtIH!! TfE:.

The next regular session OF the
Scotland County Union will he held
1t Memphis on Sa,ur;ay. Oc;ohcr :,
at ! a. N. All unions and Il; The,
officers elect Of the county union are
requested to he present. TAc officers
elect viii be Installed hv The Stat,.
President. Business If Importance
is t. be transacted. Secretaries who
have not paid the semi annual dues
for their union, should he prepared to
do 50 al that tine. The nea pass
word will be given ont.
JOHN l.. TENANT. Snc'v.
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Fer Sale !.

House with six FOODS, cellar. wood
house ana summer kitchen, barn. hug
gy shed, two good wells, the hes,
chicken house in the county, chicken
cnr:ls and three good lots. All il
good repair For particulars inquire
Of Ell SrMERLIN. Memphis. No.
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Tie Scotland county Far.ne,

Tie Scotland county Farmers
Mutual Insurance Company met in
this city, Monday. and elected the
following officers: President, Joseph
Miller; vice-pre,ide"t, Joel Ewing;
secretary and treasurer, J. J.. DurnaM !:
directors, NJ A. Mcdaniel, G. j.
alexander, B. J. Talbot, James T.
Moore and David Hall.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-10-06
A Republican leader Of Sand Hi

4 Republican leader of Sand Hill
township conf led to a person he
supposed belonged to the same party
That the Republicans Of this conn;y
would he kept in line until just before
election, and then IS Many as posi-
bic turned over TO the Democrats, il,
or er to defeat the tl.irl party. How
is that. for high?
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CLOSING OUT SALE.
October nth, so42.

". ". P;,:molt will sell at auction
ut Ills farm, two miles west Of Mem
p!iiS, SO head of cat;!e-50 head of
thoroughbred shorthorns and 30 head
of high gra:ies; 80 head of horses
and mares. I'LL ages; ) head Of mules
Lunch at II IN. Sale co,:,mences q.
10 O'Clock sharp.
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Every body wishing to see "a excel
lent play with a strong p'ut an.
plenty Of genuine Irish wit, shout,
not fail to see the Home Talipnt a
sees Opera House. Thursday Nth.
October 2Ott, 1882.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-10-06

list Of unrisi:aed letters remain
ing in the postot;ice at Memphis
October ;tll 1892. II. c. Shook. Mr.
James D7nhcrts, ". &. Green, Mr.
.'c!f, Il. GauS, Nc. Wa;nri-ht, Mis-.
Roma Weldon. Ci;r:, Chamher.and
Mrs. lizzie Adams, NJ. 2. l. ;.ovc.es.
:. +. Lar ". II. Luke, Or. Miller.
/. II. CowELt, =. N.
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arm For Sale.

The undersigned offers his farm
consisting of 10 acres, 81 miles no,t'
Of Memphis, on the keosauqna road
for sale. This is a desirable tract 0,
land. Would like to sell soon.
e. 5. WARREN, Memphis. Nc
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-10-06

That car load of northern grown
potatoes sent for by 2. Ii. Bennetl
will arrive the FIRST of t,:e wc.,',
Those that wish to take advantage OF
the reduced prices must leave taeii
orders via. =. Il. Bennett before thst
time.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-10-06

From tie Wy la. chairman Of tac
, democratic county central committee,
man defended }. ". Barnes at Tic
Granger meeting If that party, il
Wotilu appear that The cashier of the
Scotland Na:iai;.i Bank Is net ce.tri
. b;iting rs much to tue bourbon cam
uHl=n fund rs is wished ;!udG
.:harges Joseph Miller as referring to
that I'an': III his speeches over The
county III uncoi.p;cimcnary terms.
when nothing Of the KIM, has been
done, AMI the only reason for the
chaia" IS to force !. ". Barnes to
''coiEie down hansoinci,- to the Dem
"cra;ic campaign fund While 1t l.,
true that Barnes has aided the Dem
ocrats materially. it was undoubtedly
q, ne to get the officials to all the
sNniicates Iii getting the fraudulent
railroad bonds refunded. That Oh,
jet being accomplished, i: is probably
that C.;arnes Is Eot as free in hr!p.nr
the Democratic campaign as Formerly.
ile,:ce The .ictcnsc' Of Chairman
Nniu.
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New Goods, New Goons'.

\. =. Patterson is now receiving
from Philadelphia the most beautiful
and fasl.ionai,,e line of ladies JACKIE Is
and clo"ks ever seen in Memphis, in
all the newest styles. His line Of
dress goods and trimmings is uns.r-
passed III northeast Missouri. Also.
fine Trained oil pictures, and Il nice
assortment Of plated gold finger rings
at 30 cents. sold generally at 81. Hi,
stock Of clothing. boots anl shoes,
ana other lines are complete.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-10-06
N0tice.

sol .Aiiea mss lot OF nice COWS
and pigs for sale .i.5o, Il j.; of
you,ir mules and :.ors".;--from Duke,
Cana'!::.a as:l MORGAN i!oohS Some
choicc n,at.:ii tcar,~ VIII trade f;t
sheep or .cil c'le:;p fer Gosh. See
him lie is liberal trader ai:,. sill
use Won Whit.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-10-06

f. Il. Bartlett lass had printed an
other issue &: the Scotland County
/ Banner. t. distribute in The east, adj
vertlsiny t';is county as tie hest
place to buy lan,:s. etc.
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Wanted, Lumber!

Oak,
Ash.
Bush.
Red Elm,
Cottonwood,
Walnut,
All | inch.
Great care must be taken in saving
as we will not buy any lumber t:.at
is not properly sawed
NovELrT FrRslr,RE M'r'G. Co.
Memphis.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-10-06

The Farmers Mutual! Ere Insur
a:.ce is the safest ":,,l cheapest.
W L. NooHE, Scc'y.
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FARMERS UNION.
THURSDAY. OCT. G, 1892.
LOCAL BREV,TEES.

Faux goods are fully warranted
Buy the best.
Notice ". ". Purinorts t!osin.
ont sale in this Issue.
NJ. Mills and Mark Mills went to St
Louis Saturday evening.
Mrs. +. r. Bartlett was visitin.
friends in kuhuka last week.
Memphis Dramatic Company 9
Opera house. Oct. 10th, 1892.
Mrs u. Srcord visited VITA Mrs
.. \. Barnes, Of Union township, las
week.
Faulk will sell YOU Il White sewing
machine or Il kimhall piano Or orra,
cheap.
=, II. Bennett will rccclyc ca,
load "i i.":-!'."rn grown potatoes the
first o. the wee:
Revs. Mi$tne: and Hosuc sore
unwe!l and unable to fl! their appoint
mcnts last Sunday
y. Ii. Smith. as attorney. procured
for +. +. Nuckols Il pension OF ST.
"A ir.o,rtIs witt, $500 back pay.
Buy a first class musical Instrument
for your little girl-kimbal' piano OF
organ. Call on f. NJ. FauIk.
David Justice and wife left here.
Saturday night, for a few wecAs visit
with friend, in Henry county.
Miss Rosa Y. Smith commenced {.
five months school at Prairie View on
last Monday. She will make a GOOD
teacher
j. ". Myers. Of Pheasant Retreat,
and VI. J. Smith, CT johnson town
ship, are late new subscribers to this
newspaper.
FL Sumcrln has few Of each-W.
I. Black Spal ii, Black Ninorcas and
White h"ghprn cocl>creIs, for sale
cheap. All Thoroughbred.
Don't fail to see Tie Memphis
Dramatic Cos presentation of "l,ro-
gene or tie witches Secret. ut .ic
hces Opera lolse, October 10Th. 1892.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-10-06

Oc: 10th will sell tickets To- ST.
Louis at enc and one t..!,,l fare {SS. 2O)
limited to five favs.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-10-06

&. \. DEWEY. AGENT.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-10-06

l.. - leg lew l.eaVt Cure IL .>-a;;-y. -
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LYNCHBURG.

June 9th, 1892.
Col. T. P. Vance was the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Chas. West, recently.
I'D. Jackson, of Biahchester, paid us
business call last week,
H. D. Davis transacted legal business
here last Tuesday. as y =. r,
Harry Glenn, Of Camden, was visiting
old friends here last week.
DR.. A.Garner left Monday for short
visit with friends in Minnesota.
o. A. Hopkins came home from Louis.
vile, Ky, last Saturday, where he has
been student in the. Kentucky School
Of Medicine for the past six months. !,
The members Of the lsacing Associa.
ton have decided to hold rsces in the
latter part of July. They will also i'm.
prove the track and grounds, in several
ways, chief of which will be the erection
of number of stalls. We naturally
have the best location for fair in
Southern Ohio, and this being aided by
fine track, there is no reason why the
fair should not be success.
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NEW LEXINGTON.

June 9Th, 1892.
Miss Rena Vaughn and Miss Rosa
Cohn left to-day for Lebanon.
Sunday school hour of the NJ. E.
Church has been changed. Hereafter
sunday school will be in the morning at
$50. Preaching every two weeks At
1880. Preaching next Sunday.
A strawberry festival is talked of by
some of the ladies Of the Missionary
society.
Misses Jennie and Mary Boatright left
here Saturday to spend their vacation
at Russell Station with their parents.
Mrs. Lyle and daughter, Anna. were
visiting in Hillsboro last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fullerton, OF Greenfield.
were the guests of James Moore and
family last Sunday and Monday.
Council have. advertised for bids for
the town hall.
Mrs. Ellen Edwards and daughter,
Nellie, are visiting relatives in Samantha.
Mr.. and Mrs- Jacob Hudson and Mr..
and Mrs. Patton jackson and daughter,
Essie, attended u musical concert 1t Fall
Creek last Friday night.
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Mr.. G. E. Shaw closed very success
fui term of school in District No. l2,
Paint township, on Friday, June Sd.
The morning session was devoted to re-
views and recitations. The noon inter.
snission was spent in partaking OF boun-
dul repast, which the kind mothers had
brought with them. The afternoon was
devoted to concert reading and declama-
tioas. The pupils presented the teacher
with beautiful cup as token of re-
spsct. The term just closed is the fourth
taught by Mr.. Shaw in this district. He
has taught in this place for the past two
years and has given general satisfaction.
He will teach the winter term at No. 8,
Paint township. -
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TAYLORsvILLE.

June 9th, 1892.
Mrs. Aaron Huff is quite poorly at
this writing. s.. s~
I. F. ID, Osborn and wife, OF Greene
county, are ytsi,ins the former parents
at this place.
The church at Union not being COM
pleted, Elder Frank Foust discoursed at
Taylorsville Sunday morning and even.
ing. =.
A. L Osborne, who has been sick for
several weeks, is able to be about.
Jas. Murphy, OF Danville, called on
friends in this vicinity Saturday night
and Sunday.
The Disciple congregation purpose to
erect temple of worship at Olive in
the near future.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-06-09
DODsON VILE. :.

June 7th, 1892.
J. H. Tedrick left Monday morning
for Lebanon where he will attend the
law school.
=, Joseph Spilker and little daughter,
Bessie, spent Sunday with friends in
Clermont county.
William Troutwine, of Webertown,
was the guest OF ,his grandmother, Mrs.
Duyall, Sunday.
Messrs. B. @. Pratt and W. s. Pulse,
who have been attending college in
Greencastle, Ind, the past year, have
returned home.
Michael Pulse and wife. of Fayette-
vile, spent Sunday with j. W.. Pulse
and family.
Miss Belle Pratt, 81. Cincinnati, is
visiting. her parents here. ....
VIM. Tedrick and. Gus shafler spent
Saturday in the Queen City.
/" Messrs. Albert Foredice and Peter
Carder visited friends at Blanchester
last week. 49,
The person that lost buggy cushion
last Sunday night at Robb's school house
can get the same by calling at the post
Office Of this place. 49,. :,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-06-09
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June 9th, 1892.
Miss Maggie Purdy, returned home
Friday from Bloomington ILL.,, where
she has been employed in teaching for
several months. -
Anna McCoppin, of Columbus, is the
guest Of relatives here. ?.
Frank Emery, who has been In Spring.
field for some time, is at home.
Effie Rogers came home last week
from Lexington, KY, to spend her sum.
mer vacation.
Charlie Murray received broken
arm last Saturday while riding colt.
Children's Day will be observed in an
appropriate manner Sunday, June 10Th.
Mrs. Elizabeth VanWinkle, of Blan.
chester, is visiting her son, ]. d. Van
Winkle, and other relatives.
Lottie Purdy closed q successful term
OF school at Kansas College last Friday.