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New
Black Fabrics

ire, deep dye, and superior finish
that go hand in hand with first
class Black Fabrics. 1t isn't
worth while buying a cottony,
cheap-looking black dress when
a good one can be bought for so
little-at this store.
5O-inch AlI-Wool Diagonal, Hc.Canr H.
ANY expert would name II as dollar
fabric. which would likely be the price
anywhere but here. +, x,,o,
Fine French Whlpcords in perfect
RIacks. IS inches wide. 59c.i 10 mss
his is 10 refuse zoe. worth Oh material
for 39c. - T., hoa,.tful
4O-nch French Armure "a Deauti 1.,
mourning fabric. 59c., should pe 'oc'
49-inch Fine Imported Boucle, l5c
Fo-inch Waterproof Serge, eoc.' sAouid
s2.inch Real Crepe-Cloth, 81; priced
anywhere else II would be .l.5V.
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In wears OF
s selling we
Ii We never
New
Fancy Silks

when designer, dyer, and wearer
worked in such perfect harmony.
Cold type can tell next to no.
thing about these new Silks.
It's best to see then-here.
Changeable Rhadame. 20 inches wiae.
for waists and skirts. our r Price Ems -
rid BLACK and HeliotrOpe, Black anu
Navy. old Rose and Reseda' -. o.,
2l-inch Figured ChanseeasUss,e,, V,''' o TI
59c. ,,,.,
Finest Changeable Taneta Giace'
Universal price. 81
Beautiful Fancy silks in the very
latest designs 1Jc. ..,.t..
The Very SWEETEST Paris novelues'
for fancy waists 81 yard. ,
Cream and White Satins. Tor "ed-
ing gowns. q inches wide, ioc.
Cannot be matched under SD
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Chenille
Covers.
Recover the table.
add a tone 20 the
room. Expensive,
No, not here. A.
two for the price Of one

"A Chenille Covers. al 81 lie.
81 Chenille Covers, az &C.
Our 6-f Chenille Covers az 81 70
serve special mention; they age o..
size. extra-heavy. and very rica rs
81 Covers. at s..
A few l0-i Covers we are closing o--
NJ 81. marked down from s.. They lrs
handsome and very oruam sntlL
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Silk Sale. not serve to tell
~N all that's interest
ing in our Black Silk sale. we
don't try to tell it adjust hold
up few thoughts occasionally
and let you take the rest Tor
granted.
NEW BLACK SILKS. e..,. IN,
N-inch Black Tafeta SIR, SIC;
4 special drive in Finest trench
Fable silks. . inches wide, i1c; =,
Fine Gros-Grain. 3 Inches Woe. a.
Extra-Heayy Surah, = inchIS "i"e'
zoe aida q
H-inch Lustreless Armure, only ''c'
satin Luxor - inches VIDE ,oc'
Peau de Sole - inches Wlde, q. .,
Sole de Alma, % inches VIDE, e.
NEW BROCADES, . o,o,oo,,.
Ready for sale tomorrow, . CLOCK
the very newest effects in Black Bro
cade silks seeded effects gros<sralh
effects, taffeta and Duchess ehects'
&c to 81.
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D,rrCeC We have won
and are keeping
ond Rao.c the Lea Their
Goods trade of
Ilereabout. Last weeks Purse
and Bag business startled us.
We're ready again, though.
Prices run thus:
Children's Purses, four different
colors &c.
AT 25c.-An immense line Of Purses;
Black, Tan, and Lizard, plain and
metal corners.
AT 50c.-Aligator, Lizard. Seal, and
Morocco Purses, leather-lined. ana
highly finished, plain and sterlinB-silVer
AZ 75c-Plain and Embossed Lea
Tiers, in various cOlOrs; Alligator
Lizard, Seal, etc. sterling-silyer orna-
ments and corners.
AT $l-High-Gr1de Seal-Leather,
stamp, card. change, and bill apart
ments, leathcr-l!nod throughout;
perfect Purse.
SHOPPING-BAGS-t different styles
with s2tcen top ana inohalr draw
string, 5oc. -
7Ng we'll made and serViceable, i1c.
Seal-Leather ShOpping-Bags, corded
silk top. change Purse on outside, Woo.
Saal-Leather Shirred-Silk Top, heavy
&C CcARD-cASEs-New line. various
kinds and colors OF leather. made by
best maker, prices 25c. TO 81
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R;cx,cIa CorSats We keep
Ivy SN A the {. i!

the y. ID !.
It has the knack of giving uni
versal satisfaction.
1t is shapely and moulds a
graceful figure, at the same time
PERMITS ease of motion. 1t is
made of fine fast-black Saline.
hooks. double sides, with elastic
nieces set-in sides, try It, price 81.
Then try US for any Corset-Ii popu-
lar m s.ae9ik I" / L on Corset. zoe.
Summer Corsets. SOC.
Jewelrv A Jewelry Store
'o"' of goodly proper
tons here. An assortment of
Sterling Silver Novelties that is
unsurpassed. Everything new
and up to date. Sterling values
at alloy prices.
Sterling Heart Stick. Pine, Joe. each.
Cnildren's Sterling Lock Bracelets
Exra-Heavy Sterling Eye-Giass
Chains. with hook. SOC.
Sterllng-Ball Earrings 2oc. pair
either spiral screw pr drop. ,,..,
81 riing-Trlmmed Black-Satin Watch
Guards. the latest thing, all the i1dleS
are wearing Them, 2lc. III, ,,o,,,ars
Sterling Cane or umpreiia-Mafh''''
Sterling Hat-Markers, S5c. each
Sterling Satchel-Tags, Zoe. each'
Sterling Nail-Files, 3gc. each o.,-...
Fancy Engraved Sterling Glove
h steriiinS Ietter-seals. 6ec. each.
Sterling Erasers sc. each.
Sterling Coat-Plaster cases ''c'
each.
Fine Candies. th HGH m 4Sis
an odd place to buy Candies.
Try them and you'll say there's
no better place. 80 or coo.
Candies at 10 and 2oc. here.
I5c. CANDIES: .
CHOCOLATE JELLY ALMONDS.
NONPAREILS,
RASPBERRY JELLY.
ORIENTAL JELLY,
COCOANUT BONBONS, .
CHOCOLATE CREAMS, ETC, ETC.
25c. CANDIES:
ELECTRIC BONBoNS,
SPANISH MINIS.
COCOANUT BRlLLIANTS,
IDEAL WATERS. 1900.
LATES.
Best Mamhmallows, 20c. pound.
Raruuet A great space in
our basement is fill
arms. ed with them, and
every Lamp in the
lot is fresh from its packings!
More than fifty OF the newest designs
In Gilt, Silver. and Dresden finish,
some with onyx columns. some with
yase-shlped standards ara shown-N.29
TO N35o. 1t is Lamp-buyers' harvest
time.
Solid Brass-C Column Banquet-Lamps.
centre-draft burner. x.29
S-inch Onyx Column Solid-Brass Ban
Quet-Lamp, centre-draft burner. s239.
We will not mention more, We want
you to come and see them.
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VALUE.
White
Bed Quilts.

must bc puck
ed when ready, hot or cold.
Here are q few rare ripe.
a Good White Honeycomb Quilt q,
Zoe? les; they arc job. yol s.oli
see them-only soc.
We have a White Marseilles- Pattern
Quilt, size 72XsO. which We have rscsl
on special sale at sc, This j. M
regular 81 Quilt Hous keepers. 81
Should supply yourselves az once. Wtls
they are at special-sa!e price tlt s.s
them In our window, they are some.
thing unusual
soxe0 white Quilts az ti.9T - EXTRA.
heavy and pretty patterns-they ara
really $50 Quilts.
1o-i mote the slzeJ STANDARD Cr,,ss,
Quilt at SlJ, very handsome pat.srcA
A Genuine Marsnlcs oll,. N1c
for 8.
4 better Marseill,s Quilt. 0x0.
very heavy and elegant patterns
our 81 Marseliies Quilts. size SKA
are eNcept-onat qualities. ana fi
choicest pattern An inspection az C.f
White Spreads is all We ash.
Chenille Recover the table.
add a tone 20 the
Covers. room. Expensive
No, not here. A..
most two for the price of one.
"A Chenille Covers. at 81 I-2c.
81 Chenille Covers, az &C.
Our 6-f Chenille Covers az 81 70
serve special MENTION; they age o..
size, eXtra-heavy, and very rich rs
A favy Ia 4 Cover va az. cf..sfr.v,..
ar -. marked down from s.. They lrs
handsome and very Ornamental
Remnant Counter. S'''aj fI..,
Short lengths OF Cotton-Goods O.,
every description. prices near . r.
short lengths OF woollen Goods. '-
school dresses for girls from o % IS
years. lengths suitable Tor waists ari
skirts: prices less than yOu'u tll
even here for remnants.
Jars. Special re.
duction sale
of Mason's White Pure Flint.
Glass Jars. You know what
they have been priced-and now
they are
tft. Tor illAgf|, lINtfi1 or lnt.
7jc. for Half-Gallou-, instead % o.
No more Pints, only small quantity
Quarts and Hait-Gallons.
China This busi-
FOR The ness is dri.
ven with
tivity. All previous records in
China selling have been passed,
because it is clearly your gain q
Join hands with us in bettering
the collection and selling of il.
All Oft in less than forty words.
The application Oft fits you, no
matter what your tastes or
needs.
Splice English Porcelain Tel-seL
i5-P.ece Fish-Sst. fine Austnan-chiu,.
beautiful dec1r4uons gold u.nm.nss'
i2-Piece D.nner-set, beautiful shape.
rich decoration. 81 3,
Austrian-Ctut Dnner-Ware, in
various shape ani atrorltloha.
TqtInier's Fine French-CE.1a Dinner
Ware. plain White or decorated.
Toilet Sets. Are you in
terested in Toi.
let Sets-do YOU think of buy
inc one or two-have you seen
ours-nave you heard our prices?
Twenty-three words-one 8" %
We mention two Only-many ota.s
I5-p!ece English Porcelain Tal.-
SETS. two-coior decorations. g9il-rM-
io-Picce Trllby Tonet-sets plain --
decorated, with gilt trimmings, q-s
new. $L29.
Indian Baskets. Did you .5a
Display? 1t gave YOU
an idea of Indian Basket art
Such variety of shapes, such
beautiful colorings. are only
possible with the Redskins
Candy Baskets, &c. up.
ewing-Baskets, Zoe. up
Scrap Baskets, 2Jc. Up.
Hampers, 81 UP.
Good RazOrs We haven't
and StrOps. them for va
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Our" Alexander . 10
Kid Gloves. Wer

Kid gloves. 49, ~ q
upon that hand that / might
touch that check" Shakespeare
evidently thought of the honor
to be conferred on the Glove.
Our alexander" Kid Gloves
are striving for that same honor
and dainty enough to touch the
fairest check. The balance OF
our Importation orders have ar
rived and opened up nicely.
"Alexander' 4-Button Kid Glove,
Tan. Brown. and Dark-Red, palI'
"AlexaQder" Foster patent LacIus,
BLACK. the new fall shades OF Ll8n'
and Dark Tan. ox-Blood, and bro"h'
y" Alexander Plque walking-Gloyesi
very stylish and durable, LOT gglet,a .
wear, Brown. Tans, and oA-biooDS'
sl.25 pair.
Hosiery. There's money to
iiOJ'be saved in that
corner of the store given over to
Hosiery selling. We have been
doing some great Hosiery gath
ering, and those who know say
it's the best Hosiery stock ever
known hereabout. 90.
Ready tomorrow at $3.50 A. M'9 ~
nairs Fast-Black school Hose, In me
and medium lib. all sizes, &C. a ~ ~
Heavy, Derby-Rinbibed h9 So,;ble soies,
and girls Is 10 l0.ineh)' uouo'e
fast Rlack ice. PAIR.
Boys seamless Hose, II f-2e; R,ack
Misses Fi HDei Sei and toe, iSc
ladies imported ran Hose, Hc.
Ladies' Drops,itch Isle opera
Shades. 81 l-2c.
EmbrOideries. ,. an (, = rs ve
First floor, last centre counter.
Want them nearer to you. AM
pie space, and arranged for easy
shopping.
We mako a suecialty Of Nice Fine
Er"broiseries al &c. yard; nothing
cheaper is worth buying. ,,,w,aa
Narrow Neat Patterns, l-ihch-"iue'
l-2-.neh-widths. neat new pat
and 2 IL inches wide. only &c. yaru.
8 l-2-inch Embroid ries, &C., lot ioc'
value. 90, o.
Nainsook Edges. 4 IL inches wide,
Zoe.
J-inch-widths, for II l-2c.
e-inch Hamburg Edges, u l-lc
l2-inch Hamburg Edges, lic'
Insertions 10 match Edges.
"a M 9 4
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The Dainty. Narrow Torchons, Tor
edging underwear. IL to 81 lhches
wide, sc. ~, ,,osorocea
now-no ordinary machine-maue BoouS
aces / and [ IL inches wide, good
heavy quality. only DC.
2i-5-inch Lace. for skirts. &C.; regu-
lar u i-2c value. .,,,o
S-inch Torchon Lace, lOc.; 15c. value
4 I-2-inch-wide, 1jc.; 25c. value
Dainty Spider-Web Designs in Tor,
chon Laces, for fine underwear, - ana
25c
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HondI<errhiefS To the left
nc yn,, on

ter. lust inside the door. More
space devoted to them-priced
away down-picking is easy.
For tomorrow a special lot
decidedly the prettiest and best
value at the price ever shown
in Richmond.
Narrow Hemstltched. drawn-work,
ard dotted corners,t
Plain-Linen, with lace edge,
Embroidered, with escalloped edge,
Plain White, with leaf edge,
piain-White, with crescent border;
Fancy Open-Worp Border.
CHOICE OF ANY STYLE. IL 1-2c.
EACH
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Merchandise
pluns rlpen in
all weather, and
must he OircL
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Toilet Sets. Are you in
terested in Toi.

let Sets-do you think of buy
inc one or two-have you seen
ours-nave you heard our prices?
Twenty-three words-one ";'
We mention two only-many otass
here.
l0-piece English Porcelain THl Pc
SETS. two-coi0r decorations. gJiI-rL-
med. 500.
io-Piece Trllby Toilet-Sets plain r-
decorated, with gilt trimmings, l.s
new. $40
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We carry the eel

Razor.Steel Scissors. You know
them, of course. None better.
Our guarantee goes with each
pair.
Pocket, Manicure and Embroidery
Scissors:
Plain Scissors. 10 10 7-nch blades.
any style, any length blades, S0c. pair;
they should be more.
Ano,ber line tOO-The Famous
Providence Scissors. hand-forged steel,
same STYLES and lengths as the better
goods, price Z5c. pair.
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Remnant Counter. se'oat I

Short lengths Of Cotton-Goods 70
every description. prices near o H.
thin-
short lengths OF Woollen Goods fr
school dresses for girls from o % IS
years. lengths suitable Tor waists ar!
skirts: prices less than yOu'u lll &.
even here for remnants.
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Indian Baskets. Did you you

see lLt
Window Display 1t gave You
an idea of Indian Basket art
Such a variety of shapes, such
beautiful colorings. are only
possible with the Redskins
Candy Baskets, &c. up.
Sewing Baskets, Zoe. up
Scrap Baskets, 2Jc. Up.
Hampers, 81 Up.
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SUPERIOR QUALITY AND EXCEPTIONAL

RIack A full page of
~ the paper would
Silk Sale. not {, serve " j., to .or1 ten
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Mason.'S Jars. Special re.

of Mason's White Pure Flint
Glass Jars. You know what
they have been priced-and now
they are
60c. for Quarts. instead 81 75c.
1lc. for Half-Gallou-, instead % o.
No more pints, only small quantity
Quarts and Half-Gall0ns.
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Good Bristle Shaving-Brushes. lOc.
Cord-Wrapped Shaving Brushes, l9c.
each.
Bone-Handle Soft-Bristle Shaving
Brushes. 2Jc. each
Real Badger extra SOTO Shaving
Brushes SOC each.
Foxwood Slde-Br!stlo Nail-Brushes.
25c each.
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ed when ready, hot or cold.
Here are a few rare ripe.
a Good White Honeycomb Quilt u
Zoe? Yes: they arc Il job. yul s.0ll
see them-only soc
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We have n White Narseilles- pl',er,
Quilt, size 72Xe0. which We have scs.
on special sale at CSC; ibis + tls
regular 81 Quilt. Hous keepers. 81
Should supply yourselves az once. wtUs
they are az special-sa!e price tt s.s
them IN our window; they are some.
thing unusual.
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neither labor expense in gathering for their cons
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a Genuine Marseillcs QIlt. U1c
for g..
\ better Marseillss Quilt. Nx0. s.
very heavy and elegant patterns
our 81 Marselles Quilts. size SKA
are exceptional qualities. ami ftt
choicest patterns. An inspection az l.i
White Spreads IS all We ASH
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Toilet RruShes Were you
ever disaD-

pointed in a Toilet Brush? Such
disappointment is aggravating.
Our brush reputation is so high
it would be folly for us to disap-
point you. When we speak of
bristles we mean those that
were ION the hog"-rot wood
fibre.
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ArrOrS What's the use of
SCHOOL APRONS.

for girls from ? 10 Is years Plain
White Muslin, round yoke, deep rune
2sc
Made OF Plaid Muslins 29c.
Sheer Lawns, rufile edged with en-
broidery, soc.
Aprons OF Swiss Muslin, &c
10 suit all ages, from 2 y u yeais)
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SHACKELTON.

OcCODor 1, 1oSO.
Miss Carlina Tuesser, of Avondale
Cincinnati, returned to home last
Wednesday after seven weeks visit
with the Misses Charles.
Mascena Orndorff, of Hartford City,
Ind, arrived here Saturday night to
accompany his wife and children home.
Ellis Pence, wife and son, Harry, Of
Hillsboro, were guests of his father,
George Pence, Sunday, who is very
sick.
Miss Ethel Purdy is very low and
with no hopes OF her recovery.
F. w. Fuesser, of Avondale, came up
last Saturday. remaining until Wednes
day. While here he was pleasantly
entertained at P. W. Charles's.
Peter Brown and son Catch, of Hills.
boro, were Sunday guests at w. A. Nc
KEGS.
Communion services at Mt. Zion, next
Sunday Oct. 20. at 1880 A. M. Rev
Smith will be assisted from Friday nigh
by Rev. H. M. Herman D. D., of Miamis
burg. Services Friday night, Saturday
afternoon, and night and Sunday morn
ing. Come out everybody, and heal
DR.. Herman.
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The body Of Miss Bernard, daughter
of George Ber nard, was found lifeless in
q gravel pit near Centerville. She was
discovered by Mrs. McFadden, seeing
her bonnet lying by the pit, on Saturday
morning about 7:30.
Miss Pearl Wallen has returned home,
after protracted visit among friends at
Greenfield.
Quarterly meeting will be held at our
place the 26th and 9th, in the M. E.
Church.
Rev. Sentman has moved to the Hors.
man property, on Railroad street, after
Jacob Thornburg vacating it for his new
country residence, on the Sabina pike.
Mrs. J. ]. Harris and Mrs. Thomas
Achor will leave tomorrow for two
weeks visit. among friends, at Fairland,
Indiana. We wish them q pleasant trip.
Joseph Wright, a farmer living about
two miles south Of town, on the Hills.
boro pike, was unexpectedly called to
the bedside of his son Arthur, of Lam.
caster, who was seriously injured by his
team running away. He was found
lying by the road side unconcious, and
was carried to his home. On exatnina-
ton it was found that his heart was
pressed over to the opposite side of his
body, and his lungs and other organs
were badly bruised. A tube was insert
ed and quart of blood pumped from his
lungs. This restored consciousness and
he related the accident as follows:
There we're three teams, his being the
back one. His horses started to run,
his lines breaking, he then resorted to
the wheel lock, and it breaking, threw
him under the wheels, and the heavy,
but empty wagon, passed over his body.
At this writing he is slowly recovering.
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BELFAST.

October 13, 1895.
Surely, every one should be rejoicing
after the refreshing showers.
Rev. Wamsley, of wamsleyville,
preached to the people Of Pleasant, yes.
terday.
Rev. Charles Hartley, of Russells,
passed through here the past week, and
was accompanied by his sister, Miss
Lizzie, to Youngsville, where they will
hold a revival series.
Rev. T. G. Perry returned Tuesday,
after weeks visit in Indiana. On
Wednesday he, with his wife and family,
left for Springfield, where they attended
the marriage of Frank Constiner, Mrs.
Perry's brother. They returned Satur.
day evening.
Mrs. Jennie Ross, Of Connersvjlle,
Ind, is spending few weeks with his
sister, Mrs. James Bergman.
Mrs. Mary J. Cummings and daughter,
of Turkey, visited her son in.law the
past week, A. w. Milburn.
It was 90 rainy Friday night that Mr..
Tomlinson did not deliver his lecture,
it was postponed, and the date will be
announced by the Ladies' Aid Society.
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BALL KNOB.

oct. IL, $780,
Report says there will be an immense
crop of hickory nuts in this section.
Bob Chaney, Of Lynchburg, is the
guest OF his sister, Mrs. Malone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Naylor attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Julia Reeves, nee
Naylor, at Hillsboro, Friday.
Norval CLANCY is spending q few
weeks with his grandparents, near Mt.
Olive.
Lawyer Troth, of Lynchburg, passed
through our town Thursday.
Miss Mary Fetterliny, an aged lady,
who has been an inmate of the Clinton
county Infirmary for the past five years,
was inferred in the Britton graveyard,
Monday morning.
What race of people in the world are
the tallest, also the shortest race in the
world? How many different species OF
trees in The U s?
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SUGARTREE RIDGE.
Oct 10. 1SQ

OcC. IL, 1870
Farmers are mostly done sowing wheat.
School will commence in the new
school house, tomorrow, with w. E.
Galley behind the counter.
Rev. Moore is holding a series OF
meetings at the Christian Church, which
is being largely attended.
Naylor and Shaw have engaged one
hundred barrels of cider to DR.. Beam
and N. w. Igo. We prophesy hard
cider campaign.
Mrs. Mary Stewart, OF Milwaukee,
Wis, who has been visiting here fol
some time, has returned home.
Those who have been attending ser.
vices ut the Christian Church, the pas,
week, have been delightfully."- entertain
ed by the beautiful singing of Miss
Moore, daughter of Rev. Moore.
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NEW MARKET.


Walter Murry is spending couple of
weeks at home. He will then return to
Mount Holly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson Hunter, of
Chicago. are visiting their friends at this
place.
DR.. Lstherman and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Harley Holt spent day at
the caves, the first of the week.
G. A. Wilkin took trip to the city,
last week. He stopped at Blanchester
on the way, to take in the races at that
place.
Miss Dora Lemon and Misses BERTHE
and Lulu Catlin have returned from a
visit among friends in Brown county.
Mrs. DR.. @. Vance, of Gas City, ILL.,,
is visiting her parents and other friends,
at this place.
Miss Viola Eyler returned to Xenia
last week.
The remains of Mrs. AL. Roberts, of
Hillsboro, were laid to rest in the Bap.
tist cemetery, Wednesday.
Mrs. Cbas. Harris, IT,, who has been
suffering with consumption for several
years, was released from her sufferings
Saturday night. The funeral occurred at
the Baptist Church, Monday morning