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Mr.. Pardridge's Speciality was wheat. IL
was no uncommon thing for him to deal
in 100000 to 100000 bushels in one day
On one memorable occasion he was short
$4,000, 600 bushels. Pardridge's name was
upon every lip Up the market scored, 5,
and even 10 cents; still the little Napo-
leon of the bears stood out on great part
of the 10 900, 0O0 He instinctively antici-
pated rapid decline in the bolstered
market 1t came, and so sharply that no
cover was left to the bulls. Partridge
made more money thereby than any man
had ever before taken out of the market
under similar circumstances in Chicago.
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Sunday, April 10.

J. b. Steers, VINO uuili the "A merica and
sailed her 10 victory in England, is dead
-Watchman ia "a Lawrence tMass }
mill killed himself In the presence Of two
women Diamond experts will 20 TO
London to identity the stolen Burden
gems-Cuban rebels continue applying
the toroh-Etmiies divided by the fight
over the money question in Missouri
Old Market street depot in Philadelphia
burned; two dremen killed-Four Tech
nology students won all Of the prizes in a
leading New YORK architectural contest
Loss by forest fire ON Cape Cod istsIi-
mated at S200.OOO-Ass istant postmaster
of North Tarrytown. y. Y, arrested for alb
stracting money from the mails-Rivers
and streams in the province of Quebec
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Wednesday, April 22.

French senate demands the resignation
of the cabinet, precpitating a consttu-
tional crisis-Sheritf takes DR.. j. g..
Moore to Nashua, N. H., where his trial is
gegun--t4ift of $780, 600 for endowment of
chair of CONF arative pathology at Harvard
England not entitled to interfere with
the TransvaaPs importations of muni-
tions of war-Senator German says
Congress will adjourn about June i
Russell delegates elected by the Rhode
Island Democratic state convention
Rnsselrs candidacy Endorsed by Young
Mems Democratic organization of New
York-Paderew gives 10000 to be
donated as prizes to American composers
Senior Estrada Palma said to be
scheming for the purchase of Cuba from
Snain-Report of the death of Maxine
Gomez comes via Panama Worcester
citv council appropriates $575,0Oo for a
new city hall-Dstinguis per-
sons may be involved in Balti-
more Ohio and disclosures--
Strike of granite cutters at Montpelier
VT. threatened - Workman probably
fatally injured by an explosion in the Win
chester Arms factory at New Haven
American schooner WhiUford released by
y
Walker argues in court her protest to tie
probating of her aunts whl--NeW YORK
assembly unanimously passed a bill to fix
street railway fares at 30 for Sl-'-Hdrt-
ford ueople object to the location of the
new state reformatory In thai city
Maine Eheelmen divided as to the propri-
Rty of holding races on Decoration day
II O. Shaw, Jr., elected president
"A, fff FI#4Ht
IT, will take many years for Quebec dis
tricts damaged by floods 70 recover
The two men charged with the theft of
the Burden Jewels will fight eXrrudiJion
Renewal of Armenian mussacres is
feared az Marash-An extra session of
the Kentucky legislature IS expected
General Weyler has built an unusually
strong trocha across Cuba, bat its mill
tarv value has not vet been testcd-It is
probable that there VIII be no bicycle
irusr mis- season - Gold exports are
likely TO be Hght this season-Rev. DIR.
Jnbn 7 Glepuon has been appointed co.
adintor tn rhe hishyp OF Kansas City, 1T.
a. Tobp !. Hogan. ID ID. Dr. Glennon
: rho vicar e,euerai and rector of Kansas
c,itv c,tbedrnl-The civic elections at
II Job,. \ b.. resulted in George Rob
errsop baing elected mayor over Charles
NcT.apcblan bv nearly 1000. The A. F. A
,,Iaved ifs first part in an election. being
snccassfuI in rwo instances-Therea are
irdicaticps that Korea has entrusted it.
seIf entirely 10 Russia-The trial OF
Scott Jackson. for the murder of Pearl
Brvan has begun at Newport, Ky--Mi-
noriTv members OF a Chicago Presby-
,erian church will prefer charges against
Rev. Franz b. Vrooman-Edla Slim
quist, formerly kitchen girl in the
Burden house, was arrested for completely
In the jewel robbery.
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ED PARDRIDGE DEAD.
A PIunger who Made and Lost Fortunes
in the Wheat Pit.

CHICAGO. April 1S.-Ed Partridge, the
wheat Spectator, who had been i'll for sew
eral weeks with bri~ht'S disease, is dead
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PULSE.
February 8, 1896,

February 8, 1896.
John Stroup, and wife, of Sardinia,
were the guests of ]. M. Boatman and
wife, last Sunday.
Frank Orebaugh and wife, of Littleton,
were guests of L. A. Sanders and wife,
last Sunday,
John Driskill is building new house
on his farm. Girls, wake up, John isn't
married yet.
Several of the boys of this place
attended the debate at Columbia Col.
lege, last Saturday night.
L. A. Sanders and s. NJ. Boatman
made business trip to Fincastle, last
week.
Melville Baker and G. CLANCY made
business trip to Middletown, last week.
Dame rumor reports a wedding in
the near future.
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GEN. CHARLES e. BUzzELL,

Gen. Charles E. Buzzell, of Lakeport,
N. H., Department Commander of New
Hampshire g. A. R., has something of
interest to saNto the people in regard
to the remarkable curative powers Of DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve rem
edy. Few men are more widely known
than Gen. Buzzell, who il Street Com.
missioner of Lakeport, and the most
prominent builder in the State. The
General says:
II was terribly run down in health
and as a result of over. work, became
nervous, weak, tired and without my
old time energy and ambition. / grew
30 fearfully nervous that could not
rest nor sleep nights, but would be
obliged to get up and walk about sew.
eral times each night. would get tired
and nervous so easily and quickly that
it became almost impossible for me to
attend to my business. At the same
time had most severe and distressing
backache.
II took DR.. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy and it helped me
right away. NV nerves were 80
strengthened and invigorated that the
nervousness left me, and could again
sleep soundly nights, and wake morn
ings refreshed and feeling strong and
vigorous. The backache is completely
cured. l am now perfectly we'll and
better able than ever to attend to my
business. I have recommended this
wonderful remedy to several others and
it cured them all. 1 urge people to use
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FOLSOM.
February 4, 1896.

February 4, 1896.
Joseph Gaskill and wife, of Hillsboro,
spent Sunday here with their daughter,
Mrs. j. P. Scale.
Miss Lizzie Miller, OF Mt. Washington,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
cousin, Mary Mccoy.
Joseph Woods and wife moved to
Careytown last week.
Miss Bertha Eyres has gone to reside
with Davis McConnaughey and family,
near New Market.
Miss Venie Stultz has returned to her
home at Berryville, after spending few
weeks with friends in this vicinity.
Dennis Collins will soon have his new
house ready for occupancy.
Mrs. Wright has returned to her home
at PEBBLES, after spending several months
with her son Joseph.
Mr.. Homer Harper spent Sunday
under the parental roof.
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it because I know it will make them
we'll"
Gen. Buzzell's case was like thousands
of others.
People from overwork, strain upon
brain and nerve or other cause, break
down in health, feel that they are
physically weak and that their nerve
strength, energy and power are greatly
diminished. just 80 sure as night follows
day will prostration and debility, the
wreck of nerves, brain and body, follow
If cure is not Immediately sought.
Neglect is the fatal thing. Never al.
low the first symptoms-the tired feel.
ing, the weakened nerves, the loss of
power of endurance, the lack of snap
and energy-to drift you into total loss
OF health. Take DR.. Greene's Neryura
blood and nerve remedy now, and it
i'll cure you as it cured Gen. Buzzell,
as it has cured thousands upon thous.
ands of others. 1t is the great curer of
disease, the great atstrengthener of nerves,
the great builder up of blood, the great
invigorator of brain and body. 1t will
make you we'll.
Do not class this most valuable rem.
edy with patent medicines. It is a
physicians prescription, and its discov.
erer, DR.. Greene, of 35 West 14th St.,
New York City, has the largest and
most successful practice in the world in
nervous and chronic diseases, and can
be consulted free of charge, personally
or by letter.
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Charles Henry Bolts.

Was born April 2, 1881. He passed from
this life to the life eternal, Jan. 6, 1895
He had united with the church at Web
ertown, on the second day of April 1895.
His union with the people of God was
no mere formality. He gave his young
heart wholly and sincerely to God. His
was beautiful character, glowing with
the love of God. He was ever faithful,
always at the post of duty, ready and
anxious to do the Masters will. His
sufferings were not prolonged. The
Lord had need of just such a subject in
his Kingdom above.
This young man had returned Satur.
day from visit to his sister, in apparent
health. That night he was seized with
a pain in his side. The malady grew
rapidly worse, and Monday, his spirit
took its fight.
He is sincerely mourned by all who
knew him. 1t would seem strange that
those 80 pure and loveable should be
called hence, were we not reminded that
''There is no death What seems 10 ID transition
This life Of mortal breath
Is but suburb Of the life elysian,
Whose portal We call DEATH"
All
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LYNCHBURG.
February 8, 1899.

!. February 8, 1893.
Council met according to appointment
last Monday night, and employed the
civil engineers for the water works and
electric light plant, and also ordered the
sale Of bonds, to take place April LIST, for
$4,000.
Mrs. ALI. Chaney was to the city last
Saturday to see her mother, who is very
low with consumption.
Attorney Jas. Pugh, of Buford, was
seen on our streets, last Wednesday.
We are called again to record another
death. This time the mantle Of death
came to the home of Mr.. Benton Aber.
nathy. The summons was given to his
daughter, who was just blooming into
womanhood, a'girl sixteen years Of age.
She died Tuesday evening, and was
buried at the Stroup cemetery, Thurs.
day. Funeral at the Church conducted
by Rev. Ruble, of Pricetown.
Miss Nettie Murrell went to the city
last Wednesday accompanied by her
father and DR.. Scott. They went to the
hospital there.
Mr.. Dudley, former employe in the
government service, was circulating
among former friends, last week.
Grant Hopkins lost very valuable
horse, one day last week.
The sad messenger of death came to
the home of Thos. CLANCY, last Saturday
night, calling Mrs. CLANCY home. She
was in her millinery store feeling as we'll
as usual, and without a moments warn.
ing, death came, and she fell from her
chair. Death was instantaneous. She
leaves husband, two daughters and a
son to mourn her death. She was a
kind mother, good wife, and will be
greatly missed by her many friends.
Funeral at the M. f. Church Monday,
at p. m. Burial in the Masonic ceme.
terry, at this place, Monday at 8 p. m.
J.C. Adair went to the city last Sun.
day, and from there to Ironton, before
coming home.
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SHACKLETON.

February 8, 1895.
Plenty of rain and mud.
Correspondents more numerous than
items.
Quite number from here took in the
play at the Opera House, Hillsboro, Sat-
urday night.
Miss Mary Shackelton, who is teach.
ing school at East Monroe, spent Satur.
day and Sunday at home.
Mrs. May Wilkin and Mrs. Jane Fen.
ner were guests at David Pence's, last
Monday.
John Knupp, of Hillsboro, was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Laura shafier,
last Thursday.
Born, to Samuel Robinson and wife, a
boy.
Rev. G. w. Il. Smith began a series
of meetings at Mt. Zion, Sunday.
J. A. Fawley, Duke Fenner and Joe
Houch, accompanied by Laura Fenner,
Gertaude Pulliam and Allie Wilkin,
spent last Sunday at Hillsboro, guests of
VIM. Faris and wife.
George Pence, Jr., was calling on
friends at Danville, Sunday.
George Roush intends building new
barn, this spring.
Nevin and Shackelton representatives
in their combined mental might, wrote
last week about our foreign items. Well,
the people in this neighborhood want q
few more general items.
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HIGHLAND.

February 3, 1896.
Judge Kelly, of Hillsboro, was in our
city day or two since.
E. T. Rayburn and wife returned home
Wednesday evening, after two weeks
visit with friends in the Hill City.
Marie Cohn was visiting in New vi.
emma, last week.
Joseph Kerns has purchased Isaac
Underwood's grocery, at New Vienna.
The Friends protracted meeting, which
has been in progress for the past three
weeks, closed Thursday evening with
good success. There we're twenty con.
versions and renewals, several of whom
joined the church.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the M. E
Church, will give an oyster supper in the
business room of the town building,
next Saturda, night.
The Junior League will give a publ C
meeting, consisting of we'll arranged
program by the little folks, next Sunday
night, in the M. E. Church.
Mrs. W. D. Earl, of Seymour, ILL.,, who
has been visiting Mrs. Carrie Earl, left
Saturday for Frankfort, where she will
visit her former home, few weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Banks, of New
Vienna. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Woodmansee, Wednesday.
Chas. Stowe, while at the grist mill,
eft his team standing unhitched, and
on its sudden disappearance, followed it
up, finding the wagon badly broken and
horses uninjured.
Mamie Pensyl, after visiting week in
Sabina, has returned home, accompanied
by her cousin, Stella Peters.
W. N. Ross, who has been suffering
with sprained back, caused by heavy
lifting, is again at the old stand.
The leap year party given by Miss
Fannie Larkin, on last Saturday night,
was success in every particular, even
to the palatable refreshments prepared
the appetite, together with the games
for the entertainment of the guests.
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BELL.
February 8, 1896.

February 8, 1896.
According to the old saying, well
have an early spring. Mr.. G. H. came
out and shook himself, and as he could
see no shadow, he concluded to stay
with us.
Mrs. Joseph Swanger, who has beer
ON the sick list since their return, is now
convalescing.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dalrymple is quite
poorly, threatened with pneumonia.
Samuel Kelly, of Winchester, is spend
ing few days here, visiting old friends
Mr.. John L. Sutton, of Reesville, West
Virginia. spent few days the past week
with friends in this community.
Miss Mamie McMeekin, who has been
quite poorly the past week, with diph.
iberia and quinsy, is now slowly i'm.
proving.
Will Saylor spent Saturday night and
Sunday at Lynchburg. Business, OF
course. We think we'll soon have to
give up one bachelor.
Rev. J. M. Montgomery cloeed his
revival meetingat New Market last Fri.
day night. He is now at home, resting.
Rev. Perry is at home resting, this
week. He commences series of meet.
ings at Folsom, next Sabbath.
About two hundred or more visitors
from Hillsboro, Winchester, North Lib.
erty, PEBBLES, Sinking Spring, Cynthiana,
besides several other lodges, were in
attendance at the organization of the K.
uf p, last Friday night. The lodge
initiated about thirty charter members.
A. w. Milburn accompanied his
cousins, ]. L. Sutton and wife, to A.
Sans, near Boston, last Wednesday.
Belfast now has four secret orders.
I. 0. o. F., K. of p, P. of H., G. A. R !,
besides company of old bachelors, with
Thos. Mcclure rs pilot and Will Sayler
as first mate. They say there isn't an
old maid to be found in Belfast. Tom
is sjust as happy, all the same, but Will
isn't, unless he can 60 to Lynchburg
every fortnight.
The Ladies' Aid Society wishes to re.
turn thanks to the visiting members for
their patronage during the night of the
organization of the X. of P. of this
place. The proceeds amounted to up.
wards of thirty dollars.
John Lovett, of Rainsboro, after a
weeks visit, returned to his home, leav.
ing his daughter, who will spend three
weeks with friends here.
Meeting at Pleasant View Chapel
closed last night with forty accessions.
The members presented the ministers
each with q new hat. as token of fidel.
ity.
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SINKING spRIN9.
February 8, 1895.

February 8, 1895.
Sinking Spring Lodge, No. 365 F. an d
A. NJ, gave banquet ond public install.
lation, Thursday, January 80. Officers,
w. NJ, James F. Belleson; 8. W., O. F.
Davidson; J. W., Ed. Watts Treasurer
T. w. Leeper; Secretary, Thos. Bragg ;
s. D., -Kissling; ]. E., Frank Poole :
Tyler, James Falls; 8. g., Hiram West ;
J. s., Jasper Kessler. They we're in.
stalled by AL. Downham, Past Master,
of Hillsboro Lodge; john Mackerly
Marshal. Music by the North Liberty
Orchestra. Bros. Rev. ]. P. Currin and
o. N. Sans, of Hillsboro, made arpro.
pirate addresses. Rev. Washburn, Of
PEBBLES, opened the exercises by a
fervent invocation. There were one
hundred and fifty attended the banquet
and installation. One and all had q
grand, good time. Especially at the
banquet.
Mrs. J. M. Yankee and little ones, Of
PEBBLES, spent the past week with rel
atives in this place.
Frank Belleson has accepted position
with Dahl & Milligan, in Washington
G. H., ard, after few weeks, will be
one among the knights of the road.
Miss Blanche Belleson closed a sue.
cessiul term of school at the Mace school
house, in Pike county, Friday.
Hon. Harvey Wells, of Wellston, O.,
spent Thursday and Friday here, in the
interest of the prospective Cincinnati,
Hillsboro & Wellston R. R. Company.
Among those who were in attendance
at the Masonic banquet we're O. N. Sans
and wife, AL. Downham and wife, Rev.
J. P. Currin, Clyde Patton, John H.
Mackerly, of Hillsboro; w. G. Green.
field and wife, Floyd Ferneau and wife,
of Cynthiana Rev. Washburn and
others, of PEBBLES.
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WINKLE.
February 8, 1895.

February 3, 1895.
VIM. King, who has been working
near New Vienna, is at home for short
visit.
James Dehass, of Paint P. O, was here
on business last week.
Squire John Berry, who has been
very poorly, is better.
M. R Pulliam gave his children q
spelling bee last week.
Mrs. John Rhoadss, of Seaman, is Wis.
iting her brother, VIM. Berry.
Several from this place attended the
play at the Opera House, Saturday night.
The protracted meeting which has
been in progress. at sonnsr Chapel,
closed Tuesday night with twenty two
accessions.
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HARRISBURG.
February 8, 1895.

feDruary s, 1896.
N. E. Redkey has returned to Dayton
to work in the machine shops.
L. G. Vance returned last week after
. pleasant visit with friendsin Whining.
ton. New Antioch and other places.
Born. to Carey Harris and wife, last
Wednesday, fine boy.
John O. Vance has been attending
protracted meeting at Pleasant for the
the pest two weeks.
Henry Harris, of Wilmington, accom-.
panied by Mr.. Bailey, visited his par.
ents here, last week.
e. O. Vance has been employed by A.
w. Miller for the coming year.
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[" For over 3 years
I had dyspspsia,
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A Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed has been duly sppointed and nnaIt
9ed Is Administretor OF the estate Of Sarah
j; Specs, late of Highlend county, Ohio, de.
Jan'y 28, 1895. Hilisboro. Ohio
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Ex.President Harrison now positively
announces that he is not an aspirant
for the Presidential nomination. He
doesn't want it, and says there has
never been q time since he lett the
White House that he has had any wish
to return to it. This disposes OF one
element of uncertainty and tends to
clear up the political sky.
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bed I seldom had . good nights rest.
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has CURED all my ills. rest we'll ct night,
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w. j. Virgins, an aged and respected
citizen of this community, died Wednes.
day. the Goth, after a linss ing illness,
and was inferred in the Straitout ceme-
terry. Friday. He leaves . wife and five
children to mourn their loss.
Mr.. Warning, Of Blanchestsr, has
bought most of the hay in this commu-
nifty and 10 shipping 1t from this point,
Feibel Bros Bargain Counter Suits
worth SIS for 81 SO. -
Fine candies at 8. K. Morrow's.
Tho Worlds Fair Tests
ahowed no baking powdss
- 1sre a. - Srsst n lasv.
asiag Dewsr - to Royal