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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-11-27

Corn-receIpts los, 225 bus: sales 10000 bus;
rnng; May 341sQD84s4 :; Dec sls4 03zc.
Olts-recelpts 1920 bush; sales Ooo.OOo
$3.50 ' ''
Beef steady; family oo@lo go; extra mess
75Q3 80; packed 3 50a9 80.
Pork steady: new mess at 8 25GS 90; family
S1l0s12 0D.
Lard STEADY; prime western steam 30 uom
Butter-receipts 4,49 packages; 6uuiet; state
dairy 12D2oc; state cream at l4@22c; ives
tern do l4(0z3c; Elgtr* 23c; factory L las l4'
Cheese-receipts SO packages; quiet large
white at STAG; do colored at 1ac: small white
and colored 914.
and Penn 2oa25c; Western t 22c.
Sugar-raw firm: fair refining at 3 5-16; Cen
trifugal 90 test at 39s C; refined steady: Crush
ed 5asc; Powdered u 3-l6c; GranulaIed &c.
Petroleum quiet.
Coffee steady; No Z at s IA.
@Spirits Turpentine frmer SPA R321A.I
sIMolasses quiet; New Orleans 25@31
Rice steady; domestic 4Ts96tAc.
FreightS 1rm.
Rosin steady.
Tailow quiet.
CHICAGO-Cash quotations.
Flour firm.
Wheat-No spring at e2l4 93c; No do at
St@94c; Nc 2 Red a. 9s12caS1c. Corn-N0
at 1858 q 26s4 C.
Oats~No q at 2lc; No white ats9924c1s ;
No white at 23924c; No 2 rye at 4oc- No !
Flaxseed o ~ ct lu1a. Prime Timothy seed
70; short rib SIDES at 1891 10. DRY sallea
meats-shoulders at 4s4 95; short clear SIDES
at 41a@4esc.
Butter STEADY; creamy at 15@2lc; dairy 12@
18c.
Receipts Flour 5000 bbls; wheat $4,000
bus; corn 307 900 bush; oats 40 900 BUSH
rye Ii .0o0Ihush; barley 1873 900 bush.
onlpments-Flour 81 900 bbls; wheat Al ,o0o
push; corn 294 900 bush; oats 5O4 900 bush;
rye 10000 bus BARLEY $4,000 bush.
ST. LOUIS-Wheat-N red cash elevator
at 90c; track 9SA4 @99c; No z. hard cash S9c;
Dec 99Mc: May 9S5sc.
Flour quotations. patents 7oR4 80: straits
rs. ''-eN''-i'
Corn-No 2 cash 25A c Dec 25a251s May at
226sc.
Oats-No cash elev 2Ic; track at 2IA4m22;
No white 2S12924c; Dec 211a; May 22ss.
TOLEDO-W heat--No cash at sec; Dec at
So 1sc:May &C.
Corn-No Q mixed 271ac.
Oats-No 2 mixed 211ac,
Rye-No att+SAac.
Cloverseed-prime cash and Dec -.
Observation-Disclosures White at csc; No 2
Red 931sc; Dec S3s4 MAY 95ssc.
Corn-No mixed at 271ac.
OSts-No white 25c.
Rve-No at 48s4.
81 81 C; May at 80st @soM c; No L hard 93B@
948sc; No Northern 92M(O93
NATURALIZATION quotations-first pts
o0095 10; second patents at 9o0B 90; first
clears 9Om4 10; second clears at 90@3 10.
DULUTH-Wheat-N / hard 94ssc: No /
esM.
MILWAUKEE-Whe Northern at SO,
No Spring &C; Dec MY 931ac
CINCINNATI-Hogs 2 eoQ3 SLY. Cattle at
26a5 10.
Sheep 6o@4 So. Lambs ) 5oa5 40.
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Wellington as IA Wit.

An Austrian princess once asked the
Duke OF Wellington, How is it that we i'll
Vienna speak French so much better thar
you English?'' To which the duke replied
We'll. princess. if Napoleon had twic,
visited London with. his armies, as he hat
Vienna, have no doubt we should b'
much more familiar with theFrench Ian
guage.'r +
Louis Philippe introduced to the Duke
of Wellington one of the French mar
shals whom he had beaten In the pen
Ursula. The marshal partly turned his
back to the duke which greatly displeased
Louis Philippe, who apologized to the
duke for his marshal's rudeness. For
give him, sire, +" said the duke. II taught
him to do that in the peninsula. Lon
don News
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Quotations Of Stable Products in the
Leading Markets
NewYork Stock ana Money Market
nv TaIapranhA

NewYork Stock ana Money Market
(By Telegraph,
NEW YORK. Nov. %.
Money on call firm 119@2 per cent: prime
mercantile paperiat 3941s per cent Sterling
Exchange was strong with actual business in
bankers bills s6s4 ga 8s1s for demand and
sS94 S31s for sixty days; posted rates at
31a ga 81. Commrcl bills at SPA.
Government Bonds easier.
State bonds dull
Railroad bonds firm.
Bar Silver 6SA.
Mexican dollars 45s1
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Teutpburg Forest.

The Teutoburg forest, where Arminius
defeated VarUs and put an end to Roman
progress in Germany, is a wooded, noun
famous region, located partly in the prin-
cipality of Lippe and partly in Prussia,
extending at first, under the name of
Egge, in northerly direction through
the territory Of Pendenborn to Driburg,
then northwest to Bervergern, five miles
cast OF Rheinne, on the Ems.
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{ otton Va arReL,.
by Telegraph

NOV. g. 1887.
NEW YORK-The Cotton marker to-dav
quiet; middling uplands at 8 1866; do gull at
& 1-16c; sales 600 bales.
CHARLEST0 N--The Cotton market to-day
was steady; Midaling 2-16c.
GALVEsTON-Cotton market today was
quiet; middling 7-16c.
MEMPHIS-The Cotton market TODAY was
steady mddlings SAC.
NEW ORLEA NS-The Cotton market to-day
was steady; middllng SAC.
MOBILE-The Cotton market to-day was
quiet; middlDg 3-16c.
SAYANNAH-The Cotton market to-day was
quiet; middling Sac
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Sch Laura L Sprague, Wickson. Boston--W
Jordan g. Co.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.


BOOTHBAY- Nov 26-In port. schs
Native American. Cole, Calais for Boston; An
COLA, Francis, Bangor for do Clara Jane, Calais
for New York; Susan E Nash. Kennebec for
Wiscasset; UIrca Smith, Pickett. Port John
son for Millbridge; Alfalfa. Wilson, Portland for
Machias n Jones, Mitchell do for Add1son
Dacotah. Dennison, do for Machias; Jas Free
man, Jasper. do for do; Sarah Z Davis, Boston
for Bangor.
WlSCASSET. Nov 25-Ar, scha Fannie Hodg
kns, Coffin, Bowdoinham for Boston; Mary
Rogers, Brown, and ID L Sturgis. Foster, from
Boston,
Sailed, sch Henry Mason, Blair. Portland,
to complete cargo for Port Spain.
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(By Telegraph,

Nby IeIegraph.l
wNEW YORK-The Flour NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
65,9sS bbls; sales 5000 packages; market Is
firm.
flour quotauons-clty mills patents at 750
90; winter patents 90(05 2O:city mills clears
45@6 oo;winter straits 55Q4 SO; Mimi pat
ents logo 40; do bakers 5000 90.
Wheat-recelpts 340, 400 bush: sales ,25O.-
600 bush; nrmAri May 34s4 @95 9-16ci Dec at
80 11-I6999s4
Rye quiet; no Western 5o1sc.
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Where do the swallows of England go
for the winter? Some go to Rome, some
to Nice and Monaco, some to Algiers and
some TO Egypt. A naturalist who tied bits
of red silk to swallows caught in England
identified one of the same birds in the
neighborhood of the pyramids.
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Paper Currency of NORWAY.

Norwegian paper currency is printed on
cinnamon brown paper, and the bills are
about the size of the 'shinplasters'' used
in the United'States in the time of the ciyi,
war. These bills are rarely seen in thi:
country, for they circulate little amone
the common people from whom emigrantl
to America are drawn.
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PORTLAND. Nov 26
Flour is irmer on the advance in Wheat. but
prices are unchanged. December Wheat at
Chicago advanced to 81 on squeeze of shorts.
but reacted to 97Ts. closing 957s. Corn and
Oats about steady. Sugars firm. Beans are &c
higher and Eggs lie better.
Thefollowing are to-days wholesale prices of
Provisions. Groceries: &C
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Dipsomaniacs in Sweden, when put I'M
der restraint, are fed almost entirely on
bread stepped in wine. In less than a fort
night they loathe the very look and smell
of liquor, and when liberated generally
become total abstainers In Russia a sim
liar treatment is followed with good re-
suits.
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington, Nov. 17.-The following
pensions have been granted to Maine peo-
pie:
ORIGINAL.
Vim. II. Talkingham, West Jonesport:
John S. knight, Garlandl; Charles ii
Martson, Bath.
INCREASE.
Jonathan L. Tobie, Welehville.
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS, ETC.
Nancy J. Bulmer, Perry; Catherine
II. Snow, Blaine.
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Neada a Stronger Han.

Mr. Piper-De Blank is so lazy he has
to hire valet to smoke for him.
Mrs P.-I shouldn't think he'd have to
pay,a man for doing that.
Mr.. Piper-But he smokes cigarettes,
you,see-Detroit Free Press.
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MARINE NEWs
PORT or PORTLAND.

FRIDAY, Nov &c.
Arrived.
Steamer Manhattan. Bennett. New York
passengers and mdse to j b Covie
Steamship st Croix. Pike. st john NIB, for
Boston.
Barque Nineveh, Walls, Boston, to load for
Martinique. To Chase. Leavitt & Co.
Sch Ida L Hull. Boston for Kennebec
Sen Lillian, Grindle Boston.
Sch New Boxer. Haskell Boston,
Sch Red Jacket. Mullen. Boston,
Sch Louisa Frances. Pearson, Boston.
Sch c r Washington, Collins Boston.
Sch w Emerson, Heath Boston.
Sch May Queen, Grant, Boston.
Sch Lillian. Norwood. Gloucester.
SENS Indiana, Evelyn Smith. and May Queen,
fishing.
Cleared.
Sch Laura L Sprague, Wickson Boston--W S
Jordan g. Co.
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European Markets.

.
LONDON. Nov. 90, 1Ss7.-Consos closed at
113 7-16 for money and 1872 for account.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 20, 1s97-Cotton market
is quiet: American mddling at 3Ad: sales
5000 bales, including 1900 bales for specula-
ton and export
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BOSTON. Nov. rs. l897-The following are
to-day's quotauons of Provisions, etc.;
FLOUR.
Spring patents. 3596 So.
Spring, sciear ana straight. 4 36a5 SO.
" inter patents. 8 1895 65.
Winter. clear and straight, 4b95 45
Extra and Seconds 90.
Fine and Supers-.
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Retail Grocers sugar Rates.
PORTLAND market-cut loaf z; confeotonefs al
ne puivCriscd 6ct powered, Sc; granuated
o1a coffee crushed Sc: yellow 4c.
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At Bombay all the Hindoo sentries sa-
Lutte any passing black cat, thinking it
may possibly be the soul of an English Off
Ger.
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Chicago Live stock Market,

CHICAGO, Nov. 26, 1897.-Hogs-rece,nts
81 900; left over 5000; slow, sc lower; lieht at
3 80 az 30; mixed at 3 0G3 52K; heavy 5 Is
as 80: rough 1904 20.
Carrle-receipts $500; steady; beeves at 90
Q5 50; cows and heiferS at lSb6D4 SO: Texas
steers 2 9oa4 90: westerns 4oa4 80; stock.
ers and feeders 3 1904 40.
Sheep-receipts 1000: steady TO strong.
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Railroad Tseoelpus.

PORTLAND, Nov. %.
Beceints by Maine Central K. R.-ror rVr
and. 13h cars iscellaneous merchandise; for
connecting roads ITO cars.
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Barbados, Nov 16th-Barque Ethel. Dodge
from Montevideo for Boston, has arrived here
with loss of sails aud mainmast sprung, in heavy
weather
Savannah Nov 24-Sch Annie t Bailey, Reed
from Philadelphia, went ashore to-day on Pun
kin Island. and remained. A tug has been sent
to assist her.
New York, Nov 2e-steamer John Englis, for
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1t lies in our own power to attune the
mind to cheerfulness.
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Portland AN lying Pier 49, East River was run
mashed on InsT Rosedale, and had bowguard
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NOTICE..
olders of Debenture Bonds of the

TO HUIueTs OF Debenture Bonds OF the
Portland d Rumford Falls Railway.
NOTICE-Is hereby given that. in accordance
~ with the provisions contained therein the
ponds now outstanding of the Portland s. Rum
ford Fails Railway, dated June l. 1894 and due
office OF Kidder Peabody and Co. lis Devon
shire st., Boston. Mass, or at the Portland
Trust Company, Portland. Maine on and after
due thereon to said first day of december, upon
presentation and surrender of said bonds with
coupons thereto attached. All interest on said
bonds ceases with the payment of the coupon
due December first 1897
X. q. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
Portland, Me. Oct. l, 1897.
oct1MW&Ftdec1
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Tie following are to-day's closing quotations


| FALL RIVER. Mass. Nov. &c. 1S97.-The
print Goth market isl quiet at 5-16c.
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EXCHANGE DISPATCHES.
Memoranda.

Ar at Barbados 10th. barque Ethel, Dodge
Monteyideo for Boston, i'll Distress [see Men,.
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flour.
Superflne &
low graces.4 0oR4 26
Spring Wheat baK-
ers.ci ana sta Ab06O6
Patent ael MP
wne&t... s 1896 30
Mlch. str GIN
roller.... 8 1896 40
clear de. IS logs 20
-tLouis st'g,
roller :. 8 1886 so
clear do. % 20D5 30
" nt'r wheat
parenIs.. 5 65G5 75
FISH.
Buylng& selling prlce)
Cool arga
Shere ....A 75M5OO
small do. 2 Dogs 80
Pollock ....2 00GS 25
q addock. L 1862 90
II ake.. O0Gz 20
y errine. boz
Scaled 1OG15c
"a ackerei. b.
Shore Is 1872 0OdS2s
Shore 70 SIS oO@S2O
Largo IS $12@Sl4
Troduce,
Cpe CanrrcaUe O0@225
do Dbl 550@S6 90
New YORK
Pea Beans,1 40@l 40
Yellow Eyes.l 55GI 90
Cal pea....l 66@1 so
lrlshPot2ys. Dus00GCO
90, bDI o 90 az 80
SweeLsJersey300@3 70
90 Norfolk 2 6U6o
do Vineland. o 90
Onions, EgpSO O0@0 90
do NaJlves 2 2b@2 30
Chickens -. 14G15
TURKEYS. w es. 2O@2Ie
Northern 90. 022
FOwls,ss 11@13
Appleh.
Eating apprs3 50@4 so
do common S293 90
Baldwlns 3 50W3 rs
Evap ID n 5@lOe
Lemons
MessIna A 00@5 90
Oranges.
MeSsina q
jana ca s 00I
Nearpv... 2sg8oI
E.nsJ0Tn extra. 2482o
fresh w estern. .23@24
Held. 1919
Buttex.
Creamery.f pcy s.21@22
GiltEage vr'mJ. 1920
Ch0lee........lz@1b
Cheese.
N. Y. fct'ry1O1a@ ELL 4
Vermont Sc. 101a GIL
sage ...s.12 @12A
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Nov 25, off Scotland Lightship. sch Charles P
n hoffman, from Norfolk for Portland.
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NunpOWder-Shot.
Blastings. IS 25a3 SO
sporting. a 6Ua6i25
Drop shot, 20 TBS. Il %
BUCK. b. BR.
T. TT. F....,..Isol
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HIGHLAND.

ouAO AooS
Work is progressing on Jas Swanger'e
residence in the west end Of town, which
when completed, will be a decided i'm.
provement to that street.
Mrs. Alice swearingen, of Newvienna,
is the guest of Mrs. s J. Robbins.
Children's Day will be observed in the
M. E. Church, on the Goth.
Miss Christena Savidge, of Hillsboro,
and Mrs. Geo. Britton, of Greensburg,
Ind, were visiting Mrs. Chas CLARK and
other friends, Sunday and Monday.
Marie Cohn has been quite sick for a
few days, but is somewhat improved at
this time
The Cohn boys, from Sabina, spent
Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs Free, of New York City,
we're calling on Jos Cohn's family, Mon
day.
A pleasant little outing was given to
their Sunday School classes by two of
our teachers, one day last week, T s..
Woodmansee took his class of young
girls, and Mrs. Jonn Woodmansee her
class OF boys on fishing party to Pavey's
dam. A good dinner and enjoyable day
is reported, with plenty of fish in the
creek.
A number of our people attended the
Leesburg commencement, Thursday
evening, June Sd. A class of feight young
ladies and gentlemen did honor to them.
selves and credit to their instructors. by
their well delivered orations, which gave
evidence of careful thought and intel.
lectual training, The class address WAS
delivered by Prof. J. v. Denny, Ohio
State University, followed by the pre-
sentation of diplomas by Prof. Barrett.
The young friends of Master Marshall
Sentman, to the number of a dozen or
more, were pleasantly entertained by
him at the parsonage, Friday afternoon,
it being the fourteenth anniversary of
his life The occasion will long be re.
membered by the girls and boys who en-.
joyed delightful time together.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Savage and daugh.
ter Estelle, of Wilmington, and Clint
Lacey and family, of same place, were
guests on Sunday of Mrs. E. B. Savage,
in honor of her seventy sixth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sackett and children, of
Washington @. H., are visiting Mrs.
Sackett's mother, Mrs. Adams.
Miss Minnie Brackney, of Wilmington,
Is visiting the family offs. w. Horsman.
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LYNCH BURG.
June z, 1897.

June Z, 1897.
Patrick Mcbride will soon move into
the home on Main street, vscated by O..
f. Dumenil.
VIM. Miller and son have sold their
beef shop fixtures to R. King & Son, and
now we have only two shops in town.
WILDER Miller has bought OF Mr.. Van.
pelt his entire outfit used in dying, aud
will be ready at all times to accommo.
date those who have work of that kind
Hugh Murphy received his appoint
as U. s. Storekeeper at the distillery
here, last Tuesday, it being the first day
of the month, and first change.
MIR. and Mrs. H. Montgomery visited
Mrs. Montgomery's parents in Sabina,
last week.
Last Tuesday evening as the p. m.
train was coming into town from Hills.
boro, Robert Kings COW was on the
track near the Turtle creek bridge, and
before she could get off, the train was
on to her 1t was fine milk COW.
William Evans, OF Missouri, is here.
He has not been here or seen his sister,
Mrs. Margaret Wallace, for 2S years, and
there is great change in both old peo
pie since they last met each other.
H. Dorr, of Athens, purchased the
drug store of L. j. Dudley, assignee, and
will be ready for business about the 10Th
inst. He will have full line of every
thing at lowest cash prices.
Isaah Tedrick, of Midland, was calling
on Mayor Pulse, last Friday.
Robert Hodson and wife went fishing
last Friday, down near Marathon, Brown
county.
Miss Mary Wallace was in Hillsboro,
Friday.
J. L, Orebaugh and H. S. Pulse were
in Hillsboro, last Monday.
G. E. Stoutner, who has been in Barns,
Tenn, for the past six months, return.
ed home last Sunday.
The base ball game played here last
Saturday, between the Vienna nine and
the home team, resulted in bad defeat
yor the visitors. But, after all, it was a
very interesting game
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PRICETOWN.

Juae z, 1897.
g. w. Tedrick & Co. are building {
bridge in the neighborhood of Sardinia
B. F. Faris and family, of Fairview
called on G. G. Faris and wife, Sunday
Eta Wamix and Lum Pickerel, oi
Russellville, are spending a few days
with friends in this vicinity
Mrs. Ellen Beam and daughter in law,
Rosa, of Five Mile, were calling on Mrs.
White, Sunday.
+. q. Robinson has purchased a new
bicycle and may now be found in the
back yard or some other secure retreat
practicing some new trick riding.
E. L. Gamia is entertaining his broth.
er, John, of jamestown.
Otto Custer, "a former Pricetonian, came
down on his wheel from Hillsboro, last
week, and astonished the local wheel.
men by half mile spin, in which as the
bows say, nothing of OF. could be seen
but faint glimpse.
Children's Day exercises were we'll
attended last night by large concourse
OF people. The children acquitted them.
selves nobly, and everything passed off
nicely. The universal opinion was that
the program was the best ever rendered
In Pricetown.
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June Z. 1897.

June Z, 1897.
Joe Kenner, OF near London, has been
visiting friends and relatives here the
past week.
DR.. Duncan, of Crawfordville, Ind
spent few days here last week, calling
on friends and relatives.
James New kirk gave rat killing party
to few of his lnany friends last Thurs
day. They succeeded in staying one
hundred and twenty five, and there are
others.
Miss Maggie Calvert is enjoyinga pleas
ant visit with friends at Mt. Aetna, In
diana.
VIM. Mercer made business trip to
Greene county, last Thursday.
We have had no school the past week,
on account of the sickness of the teach.
er. Mr.. Newkirk, is able to weld the
birch this morning
The Knights of Pythias met last Thurs
day night and elected the following Off.
GERS for the ensuing year Chacellor, J..
H. Ayres; Vice Chancellor, T. Q. Mul
lenix Prelate, w. H. Newkirk; Mas
ter At Work, P. G. Brown; Master of
Arms, J. w. Ford.
A. q Blair, we'll known attorney of
West Union, is here, as a guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Blair.
Clifford Calvert sports new buggy.
Chas. Vanzant and Ed. Hammond and
Misses May Vanzant and Kitty Ham
mond spent Saturday taking in the
sights at the Serpent Mound.
Norval Roberds filed his regular ap.
pointment at Bradfords Plains, Satur.
day evening and Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Roberds, who has been
staying in Greene county for several
months, is at home.
Rev. G. w. H. Smith will preach the
K. of P memorial sermon at the Pres.
byterian Church, June Goth, 8 p. m.
Everybody invited.
Mrs. Irons and daughters, Mrs. DR..
Binford, of Thorntown, Ind, and Mrs.
Bergman, of Louisville, KY, are the
guests of their sister, Mrs. George Say.
lor.
: Don. Vanpelt was calling on friends
at Pleasant View, Sunday evening.
W. A. Saylor and wife, of Marshall,
were here Sunday, the guests of Mr.. Say.
lor's parents.
Miss Lillian Garrett is q guest of Miss
Martha Williams, at Clarksville.
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NEvIN.

June 7, 1897.
W. A. Miller and Henry Swearingen
have painted their buggies
Mr.. Braden Willett has purchased a
new buggy of George Pugh, our dealer.
Remember next Sunday is the Tri.
Township Sunday School reunion to be
held at this place in the Christian
Church at 2:30 o'clock. Come sll, come
everybody and enjoy good time.
Death has entered our midst again
and taken away the wife OF Abraham
Colvin, of Danvills. She died without
. moment's varnings Thursday night
Funeral ssrvices took place Il the Re.
form Church. Saturday, Juns 6th, at 10
9 ~ o1les which she W. laid q ~
-,
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CORWIN.

June D, looI.
Some of the farmers are planting their
corn over again Others are Just finish.
ish planting the first time. The pros.
pect for wheat and hay crop is good.
The third quarterly meeting of the
year will be held at Sonner's Chapel,
next Saturday and Sunday.
Children's Day exercises will be held
at Union Chapel next Sabbath evening,
June 18th, at 7:S0 p. m. grand time
is expected. An excellent program has
been arranged. Everybody is cordially
invited.
Some OF our "sports" attended the ball
game at Mowrystown, last Saturday af-
ternoon.
A. j. Osborn and Co have almost com.
pleted the large barn for Sherman Un
derwood.
1t makes us feel sad to see how easily
one people can be ''soft soaped" and
be made to "eat bay" almost. Your
correspondent is one. There are Others,
VIM. Ruble, Of Vienna. passed through
here yesterday.
Quite Q good number of our young
people attended Children's Day sxsr.
cisss ct Pricetown. last night.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-06-10
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June Z, 1897.
I. NJ. Lemon is very poorly with no
hopes of recovery.
DR.. ]. w. Letherman's new hall is
going up rapidly.
G. A. Wilkin has put two new windows
in his store which is quite an improve.
ment.
A new coat of paint has made an i'm.
provement on Mack Roush's residence.
Mics Haidee VanWinkle, of Washing
ton @. H., is at home for the summer.
Luvia and Marlie Van Wrinkle have
returned from visit with Mr. and Mrs.
F. L. Lemon, east Of Hillsboro.
j. g. Dick was in Marshall the first of
the week visiting friends.
Ms. ]. H. McClintick is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Willis McFadden in
Sardinia.
Miss Clara Lemon, of Hillsboro, was
entertained by her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. R. L. Purdy Saturday and
Sunday.
An ice cream and strawberry social
will be held on the Baptist Church lawn
Saturday night, June 18th. A cordial
invitation is extended to everybody.
Miss Melissa Barrere was in our midst
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. T. O. Vance and brother, Ben,
have returned from visit among friends
at Washington y. H.
The Sunday school convention and
quarterly meeting held at the M. E.
Church Sunday was largely attended.