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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-08
WEGO POLSKEGO STANAGH ZEDNOCZONYCH

kosem wpiywow rosyjskioh ae Ros-
ja wcsle ME mysli misszac sic do
sPraw, ktoreby mogiy zagrazae ME-
Podlegiosci tego pahstwa.
Pomimo to do Kabulu zostal DO.
ssany tajny pe3nomocnik Rosji dla
zawarcia przymierza, ma mooy ktore.
go we wszystkich znaczniejszych
miastaoh Afganistanu mieli znajdo-
wac sic rosyjscy sjenoi i zalogi TO.
syjskie. Rad rosyjski mial wybu-
dowac drogi: Samarksndy do Ka.
bulu, Kabulu do Heratu, a He
ratu do Kandsharu, a gdyby wojska
rosyjskie potrzebowaiy maszerowac
do Indji, to emir Afganistanu mia}
bye obowiazany przepuscie je i 4y-
wic IA odpowiedniem wynagrodze-
MEM. w zamian cato wszystko mia
IA Rosja zezwolic ma dotychczasowy
Rad W Afganistanie zapewnie po-
tomkom emirA nastepstwo tronu..
Umowa ia zostaia odkryta pre-.
rad angielski i umieszczona W zbio-
RE not dyPlomatycznych IA rok 1878.
Wykazuje ona chyba jasno oaly
fsasz zaPewnieh rosy;skich, a pomi-
mo to anglicy po dzis dzieh W sto-
sunkach Rosie wierza jej zapew.
nieniom, jak nap. W ostatnim zatar-
GU o koleje ohihskie. l tn slowa IA
pewnienia, rzucone spiesznie przez
Rad rosyjski W obawie wojny, uzna-
ii dyPlomaci augielscy "a wystarcza-
jace!
Iw stosunku do mas Rad rosyjski
tr1yma sic takse tel polityki zapew.
nieh zdziwienia: ~ wy wierzycie
powiadaja dyplomaci rosyjscy ca
femu swiatu = ably oywilizowany,
ohrzesciahski Rad rosyjski mial po-
Peaniae gwalty ma polakach! Alea
to jest poProstu smiesznel Przyjedz
Gle, Przekonajcie sic w}asnemi oczy
maP Korzystajac z takich zapro-
szeh, Jada meaowie stanu, dzienni-
karze i nawet uczeni do Rosji, gdzie
dostaja sic W rece hojnyoh W takich
razaoh wiadz rosyjskiOh, kt6re polka
zuja i'm GAIA gotowoscia to tylko
co chca Pokazac, poja obdarowuja
tax, ae cudzoziemcy wyjezdAaja z
,gosoinnej Rosji" zachwyoeni py.
taja re zdziwieniem: - Czego ohca
ci Polacy, wszak i'm tax dobrze pod
beriem carskiem? - naiwnie mnie-
majac, ze z polakami obohodza sic
moskale takze tax goscinnie grzecz.
ME!
Innyoh drog jeszoze trzyma sic
dyPlomacja rosyjska dla przekonania
swiata swej cywilizaoji toleran.
cji. Oto, cd czasu do ozasu ziswia
sic " wiekszych hiastaoh Ameryki
lub Europy jaki piekny, bogaty,
bardzo wyksztaicony ksiaze lub hra-
bia rosyjski, pod pozorem podr6zy
naukowych, wystepuje odczytami
o Rosji, udsiela chetnie posluohah
Przedstawioielom prasy, wreszoie o.
braoa sic W sferach wplywowyoh,
wszedzis manifestujao swoje idee Ii.
beralne, opowiadajac o zssiugaob
Rosji, jej postepie, gsebokiej wisrze
ludu, przywiazaniu jego do cara.
Niktby ME pomyslal, pstrzao ma ia
kiego jegomosci. sluohajao jego
ognistyoh, krasomowozyoh wykla
dow, ze to ajent rzadu rosyjskiegol
Smiaio powiedziec moana, il tad
ne pahstwo na swiecie ME uzywa tax
wyra6nowanej pclityki obsudy pod.
stepu, wobec tego - jeszcze raz
powtarzsmy = czy mozns wierzyc
projektowi cara?
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-08

PiaCenia Wsparcla w raZle "a
chorowania kilku czfonk6w ma
raz.
Jest to jeden tylko przykfad
nierozwagi. Drugim jest sta.
ranie sic towarzystw swieao "a.
fo&onych o posiadanie sztanda-
row. Bardzo to jest rzecza
piekna W zasadzie. bo sztandar
jest godiem widomem, hasiem
"a ktorem towarzystwo poste.
puje, ale rzecz najpiekniejsza
ME bedzie zaslugiwac ma po-
chwaie, je8eli wykonana be-
die W zfy spos6b. A u mas
wiasnie tax sic dzieje: Zaled.
vie ze towarzystwo zostaje "a
fo&onem, jua czlonkowie dopo
minala sic o sztandar narodo-
wy j amerykahski. Zadanie
to jest czesto tax gwa,towne,
IL pie-wszych kilkadziesiat, a
czasem nawet pareset dolar6w,
zebranych W kasie towarzystwa,
poswieconych bywa ma ten eel,
bez wzgledu ma to CO bedzie,
jezeli kt6ry czfonek zachoruje.
20 sztandarze nastepuja regalja
i odznaki tax kasa towarzy-
stwa wypro4nia sic z krzywda
chorych.
Nieraz takae sic zdarza, il
do iowarzystwa przycbodzi
prosba cd komitetu parafialne-
go ma budowe, rozszerzenie lub
naprawe kosciofa. Towarzy.
stwo, chocby najubozsze, W ia.
kich razach zwykle ME tylko
ME odmawia pomocy, ale dale
Jak najwiecej, zeby pokazac sic
wobec innych towarzystw, ably
ME powiedziano, re skapi ma
chwaie Boza. l ia gotowcsc
jest godna pochwaiy W zasa-
die. czfonkowie jednak ME
zwa&aja czesto, re 6w goracy
uczynek INA chwaie Boza", po.
faczony jest krzywda czfon-
kow, ktorzy skfadajac podatek
do towarzystwa, maja nadzieje
otrzymac W zamisn wsparcie,
jezeli choroba z n6g ich zwali.
Czy W takim razie eel uswieca
Srodki?
Ale czlonkowie nasi So tax
hojni ME tylko ma koscioiy,
czesto. takze bowiem i ma urza.
dzanie zabaw, ma prosby wszel-
kiego rodzaju szafuJa fundusza
mi grupy, poniewaz zdaje i'm
sic czesto, il podatek raz "a.
piacony do grupy jua do Mich
ME nalezy, coz to wiec szkodzi,
jezeli cudsei kieszeni wyda-
nych bedzie kilka lub kilka-
nascie dolar6w2
Jest to -naszem zdaniem-
lekkomyslnose W najwyzszym
stopniu, kt6ra usunac potrzeba
koniecznie. Komitet wybrany
przez Zarzad Centralny dla
u1ozenia proJektu noweJ kon-
stytucji, bezwatpienia poda W
tel mierze niezbedne reformy,
do sejmu jednak jeszcze dale
ko, "a tymczssem ilu4 to cho-
rych zwiaskowcow moze bye
pozbawionych pomocy, ma kt6-
ra liczylil Nalezy wiec pre-
dewszystkiem przypomniec
grupom czfonkowie trzezwi,
rosssdni j dobrze myslacy po-
winni to przy lada sposobno5ci
powtarzac ma posiedzeniach, ze
nae soolno toaoarzystsoom soyola-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-08

g2, Jak ma opfacanie lokalu,
kupno ksia1ek rachunkowych
j wsparcie W chorobie, q
W razach> wyjatkowych, ma
opiacenie podatku Zwiazko-
wego "a czionk6w towarzy.
stwa, znajdujacych sic W praw
dziwej biedsie nieszczesciu.
A ME wolno funduszu tego
wydawac ma inne cele dlatego,
ze czionek wstepuje do iowa
rzystwa ME po to, by sic Gle
szyc sztandarem. sypac datki
ma prawo i lewo, a po to, by
pracowac wedle sill i moznoscl
ola sprawy narodowej miet
te pewnosc, ze W razie caoroby
i on iego rodzina ME beda
potrzebowali znosiG nedzy.
Lepiej MECH W kasie iowa
rzystwa bedzie tysiac' dolarow
"a DUO, nil dziesiec dolar6w
"a mafo wtedy, gdy potrzeba
wesprzec chorego lub nieszcze.
sliwego brata.
Gdyby wszystkie towarzy.
lstwa nasze trzymafy sic scisle
powyzszej maksymy, to jestes.
my pewni, ze W najmniejszej
nawet grupie chorsy czfonko-
vie otrzymywaiiby wsparcie
regularnie ME istniaioby W
obiegu tyle prosb, rozsyfanych
do grup cafego Zwiazku.
w jednym poprzednich
numerow poruszyliimy sprawe
tych proib, proponujac, by
kazda grnpa skiadaia ma ten
eel pewna kwota miesiecznie,
moznaby wiec nam zarzucic
sprzecznoSc, sadzimy jcdnak, be
TAXI podatek regularly.
uchwalony ma posiedzeniu, byf-
by juz z CORY wiadomy czfon.
kom, jako konieczny, a przy
tenn zaoszczedziiby kas;e kaz-
del grupy sumo stokrotnie
wieksza.
Me jeden zapewne czyta-
jacych ten artykui zawoia: =
Jakto, wiec grupy maja sic
obejsc bez sztandar6w, ME ma.
|ja popierac koscioiow, oswiaty,
skarbus Odpowiemy wiec, ze
mysl TAXA jest daleka cd mas.
Sa jednak inne sposoby ma to
wszystko, bez naruszania kasy
chorych towarzystwa.
/ tax many przeciez juz CRU.
py, ktore obfozyfy sic dobro.
wolnym podatkiem ma Skarb
Narodowy i ma oiwiate. Zpo.
datku tego powstaja fundusze
z przeznaczeniem specjalnem,
ME majace wiec mic wspolnego
z kasa chorych, to tez sa wy
dawane bez naruszsnia zasady
bratniej pomocy.
Dalei, jezeli przychodzi pros
ba o wsparcie lub o przyczynie-
ME sic do budowy kosciofa,
W kohcu, je&eli towarzystwo
pragnie sprawic sobie sztandar,
to csy czfonkowie ME powinni
] ME moga zrobic pomiedzy 30.
ba skiadki, zbierac wsrod przy-
jaci6i ! znajomych, obfozyc sic
speGalnym podatkiem lub
wresscie urzadzic zabswe "a
miast siegac zaraz do kasy to-
warzystwa ! wyciagac z niej
grosze przeznaczone ma swiety
eel bratniej pomocyl
Ma innem miej jscu podsjemy
list jednego z naszych prsyja
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Another Surprise Wedding.

The marriage of Mr.. John W. Myers,
q prominent young attorney of Woodlyn,
O., and Miss Eta Hoyt, daughter of DR..
w. Hoyt, which occurred Tuesday at
high noon at the home of the BRIDES
parents in this city, came in the nature
of complete surprise to even the most
intimate friends OF the couple.
Mr.. Meyers had been here several
days but no one had an intimation that
his visit was anything more than a
pleasure excursion. The parents of the
groom, NJ. and Mrs. ]. W. Meyers, ar
rived Tuesday morning from Woodlyn
and were present when the ceremony
was solemnized by R-v. L. M. Idleman
None but the immediate members of
the families were present, with the ex
ception of Miss Nellie McClain and Mr..
Will McCatferty, friends of the couple
who "stood up" with them
A family dinner was given at the Hoyt
homestead, after which the bride and
groom left for Woodlyn, O., where they
will make their home.
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EpwOrth Heights Camp Meeting.

Epworth Heights Camp Meeting will
be held this year under the superintend.
ence OF Rev. Paul G. Curnick, D. D.,
Pastor of st. Paul NJ. E Church, Gin
cinnati.
This will be the silver jubilee, or
twenty fifth anniversary and great prep.
orations have been made for the event.
The meetings will open Saturday, July
30th, with lecture at p. M, by Rev.
Dewitt Talmage, D. D., L. L. D., one of
Americas greatest pulpit orators who
will also preach at the 1890 morning
service on the following day Sunday,
July 3lst.
Low excursion rates will be made by
the B & o. S W. Ry. and connecting
lines for these meetings and trains will
be run with special referance TO the &C.
commodation of the public in attend
ance.
Epworth Heights is beautifully stu.
ated on the Little Mama River directly
on the main line OF this road, twenty.
one miles east of Cincinnati and two
miles west of Loveland, Ohio.
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Resolutions Of Respect.

Another brave hero of the w. @. T. u.
has fallen and gone to reap her reward
Resolved, That we sincerely miss the
smiling countenance and the many kind
deeds of our departed sister, Mrs. Sallie
Cochran.
Resolved, That in the death of Sister
Cochran our union has lost one of it's
best members and most successful
workers
Resolved, That while bowling submis
sively to the Divine decree, we will
cherish the memory of her upright life
and strive to initiate her virtues.
Resolved, That we will endeavor so to
live that when this fleeting life is DER, as
our sister said, that we may depart and
be frmer with the Lord.
Resolved, That We hereby extend to
the bereaved husband and relatives of
our deceased sister our sincere sympa-
thy in their deep sorrow.
Resolved, That copy OF these resolu.
tions be presented to the husband and
aged mother, also that they be spread
on the minutes of the union and tur.
nished the county papers for publication.
MATTE E MILBURN,
ELLA MILLIGAN,
A. w. MILBURN.
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FOLSOM.
,Iulv g. 1893.


The hum of the threshing machine
is heard in our midst. Wheat is of
good quality.
Jerry Mercer lost fine COW last Mon.
day evening in calving.
The s. s. Convention of Washington
and Jackson townships will meet at
Union Chapel on Sunday evening, July
the 18th.
Miss Matte Hudson returned to her
home at Athens after q weeks visit at
her fathers, W. T. Shannon.
Mrs. M. E. Mercer was calling on Mrs.
P. A. Hopkins last Thursday.
Mrs. Ann Easter, OF Fairfax, was the
guest of her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. h. Hopkins last Wednesday.
@. T. Mullenix had fine colt to get
its leg fast in the fence last Wednesday
and break it between the knee and pas.
tern joint.
VIM. Mercer plucked ~ heads of tim.
othy in his meadow last Friday evening
that measured IL inches a piece in
length.
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Obituary..

John Andrew Brouse was born in
Berkly County, Virginia, April 3Oth,
1916, died July 10th, 1898, SO years, 2
months and 10 days He moved with
his parents to Highland County, Ohio,
in 1918, and located at or near his late
residence. Though the facilities for OBJ
tanning an education in those days were
meager, he managed to store his mind
with considerable knowledge and was a
teacher for number of years, and a
man of intelligence, worth and integrity
He joined the M. E. Church when about
l6 years of age and was faithful and
energetic member over sixty years. and
served the church in various official ca
pacities, and was recording steward OF
the Lexington circuit for q number of
years. He was united in marriage to
Catharine Holmes, December 2sth,
ls43, who preceded him to the eternal
rest about twenty three years. To this
happy union was born six children all
but one of whom are left TO mourn his
loss. He was again united in marriage
to Minerva James, Nov. 23d. 1875, who
very recently preceded him to the eter.
nal rest. Father Brouse was an extreme
sufferer for several months during his
last sickness, which he bore with great
fOrtitude and patience. Having a reli-
ance in the faith that has kept him for
over half century, he peacefully fell
asleep in Jesus. He was a constant
reader and faithful subscriber of the
Western Christian Advocate for more
than 5Oyears. The funeral wee conduct
ed by Rev. E. L Knox, assisted by Rev.
R. E. Smith, of Lynehburg, and Rev.
Wilson, of New Vienna. His remains
We're laid to rest in the Auburn Gene.
terry, to await the resurrection of the
just. Rev. E. L. KNOX.
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Santiago de Cuba.

Twas fash'd throughout the homeland,
That word from DER the seas,
Tidings OF our ships well.mann'd
And landed companies,
Now before the crusl Spanish foe
In the city of Santiago.
"At sewn O'Clock this morning
The battle grim began,
Our men, all danger scorning.
Into its thickest ran.
Many brave, as the moments go,
Is falling around santiago.
The heart of the Nation thrill'd
As the message it heard,
Yet never mother Wild
Her dear Son had not serv'd.
"The blue" and "the gray" let the World
know,
Are one to-day at Santiago.
The North and South, East aud West,
With no dividing line,
Rich and poor-all one are blest
In doing work divine;
Bringing by their own life blood's red flow,
Freedom and peace to Santiago.
And the expec.ant Nation prays
To Him Of Sabaoth:
"Crown thou with victory our days;
Forgive all sins and sloth;
Remember ours on land and sea Oh!
Same on brave lads by Santiago.
JAMES E. Cook.
New MARKET, O., July 1st, 1893.
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HIGHLAND.
July 1lth, 1893.

July Altus 1o0o.
Mrs. 10 Pensyl and children, OF Sey-
mour, Ind, and Mrs. Jay Davis, Of Lees.
burg, were visiting the family Of g. r.
Pensyl Thursday Of last week.
Mrs. 8. A. Sewell, Mrs. J. Routh and
Miss Anna Livezey, Of New Vienna,
were calling on friends in this place
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Bena Ronsheim, of Cincinnati,
is the guest OF Sallie and Marie Cohn.
Dennis CLARK and wife, after a few
weeks visit with friends in this place
have gone to house keeping in Lees.
burg until they shall be able to find q
place for permanent home.
The W. @. T. U. will hold their regular
monthly meeting at the home Of Miss
Matte Francis Thursday at o'clock p.
m.
Misses Georgiana and Jessie Ferguson
are spending few days with Blooming.
burg friends.
Misses Gertrude and Lucy Redkey
were visiting last week in the vicinity of
Petersburg and Rainsboro.
Miss Jennie Boatright was the guest
of friends in this place from Thursday
until Friday. She has accepted posi-.
ton as principal in one Of the school
buildings in Stewart, Iowa.
Misses Bena Ronsheim, Sallie and
Marie Cohn, the Murphy brothers, of
Chicago, and Will Cohn composed a
party to the Caves on Sunday.
The busy hum of the threshing ma.
chine is now being heard in every direc
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Ross and family
we're entertained for dinner at the home
Of Hosea Patterson, of Greenfield.
The festival announced for last Satur.
day evening was postponed on account
of the very busy season, which would
have prevented the attendance of some
of our best helpers.
Mrs. D. s. Ferguson will take charge
of the Junior Epworth League, which
has not been able to sustain their organ.
ization for time for lack of a leader.
The carpenters are progressing nicely
with James Adams new dwelling.
A large crowd of people were present
at Oak Grove Sunday afternoon The
subject for consideration, 'The Social
Feature of the Sunday School," elected
and interesting and animated discussion
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PRICETOWN.

July IL, 1898.
Levi Faris and wife visited their daugh
ter, Ada Baker. in Cincinnati last week.
The S. s. reunion will be held at DAN
vile Reform Church next Sunday after
noon.
Farmers are nearly all through thresh
ing. The yield in this community is not
up to expectations.
Willie Turner met. with very pain
full accident few days ago by stepping
on scythe.
Revs. Hughey and Huffaker are con-
Quoting series of meetings at the Hon
olulu school house.
Arville Ruble and family have moved
to Mt. Oreb.
Postmaster Pulliam and wife and JIM
Foust and wife dined with John Smith
and family Sunday.
Commissioner Morrow was here one
day last week looking after some bridges
that need repairing.
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Death of A. ]. BrOuse.

The aged and venerable A J. Brouse
died at bis home about four miles north
of this city, on last Sunday morning,
from the infrmities of old age. Mr..
Brouse was eighty-two years of age, and
had been quite feeble for some time. His
wife had preceded him but few weeks
to the grave. He leaves five children,
four boys and one girl. The funeral oc-
Cured Monday, and the body was in.
tered in the Mt Auburn cemetery.
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CENTERFIELD.

July IL, 1893.
Uncle Samuel Sollars has returned
home after two months visit in the
West.
D. E. Butler, after ten days vacation
on the farm, has resumed work at the
factory.
VIM. Babb, of Circleville, has been
spending few days with his son, Alex,
and family here.
Miss Cora Butler. after spending few
days with her parents here, returned to
her sisters near Leesburg.
Vert Cox, of squashtown, spent last
Saturday and Sunday with his brother,
Ohas Cox.
Chas. Cox is rejoicing over the arrival
OF fine daughter.
Mrs. Villa Littler. of Texas. visited at
this place last week.
This town was shocked to it's utmost
last Thursday week when it was an
nounced that Mrs. F. M. Santee was
dead. Her death was caused by rheu.
matism of the stomach, and was sudden
and unexpected. Her funeral was held
Saturday at 10 o'clock by Rev. Middle.
ton, and her remains were inferred at
Greenfield.
Charley Barrow, OF Missouri, arrived
here last Saturday night to accompany
his wife and little son home after a visit
with Harvey Littler and wife.
Mr.. A. E. Turner, of Chicago, aud Miss
Priscilla Irwin, of this place, were mar
ried June 30th by Rev. Carruthers, of
Greenfield.
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Strong, steady nerves
Are needed for success
Everywhere. Nerves
Depend simply, solely,
Upon the blood.
Pure, rich, nourishing
Blood feeds the nerves
And makes them strong.
The great nerve tonic is
Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Because it makes
The blood rich and
Pure, giving it power
To feed the nerves.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Cures nervousness,
Dyspepsia, rheumatism,
Catarrh, scrofula,
And all forms of
Impure blood.
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A Chance for $40.

A postal card containing the follow.
ing, which is self explanatory, has just
been received at this Office:
HoUsToN, TEX, July 6.
Dear Sir We are looking for the
heirs of David w. Crsgon, who lived in
Hamilton county, o., in 1879. Will pay
$40 for their postoffice address.
Yours, Henry Msungren.
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LYNCHBuR9.

SuAy AAS ACOo
Mrs. Peters and little son, OF Jackson.
vile, Ill.,, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. g. T. Perry and children have
returned to their home here after an
absence of some months, and are now
snugly domiciled in the cozy Reedy cot
tage on Sycamore street.
Urban Orebaugh spent Saturday and
Sunday with his brother, DR.. Orebaugh,
at New Petersburg.
J. G. Adair, of Columbus, was with his
family here Saturday and Sunday.
Agreeable to the call of President Nc
Kinley, DR.. Smith held Thanksgiving
service at the NJ. E. Church Sunday
morning. On Sunday night very de-
lightful song service was held.
Mrs. VIM. Mercer, Of Columbus. lie Wis
iting Mrs. J. T. shaffer.
Lille Faris, primary Secretary Of the
County 8. g. Union, was before the Paint
township association at New Petersburg
in that capacity last Sunday.
The Rathbone Sisters gave the first
festival of the season in the city park
last Saturday night. Everything was
delightfully."- prepared and arranged, and
compliments on the quality of the re.
freshments served are heard on every
hand. The affair in every particular was
a success, and in a financial way was es-
pecially gratifying to the Sisters.
Dolph Maddox has returned to his
business, that of travelling salesman, af.
ter pleasant visit of a month with rel
atives here.
Misses Norma and Lena Rizer and
Master CORTLAND Miller were guests last
week of the Misses Maddox, at Hills
boro.
Ground was broken last Thursday for
the new Lutheran Church, which will
be built on the northeast corner Of Pearl
street and Eastern avenue.
The new K. OF P. officers are: P. G.
and M. of w., L. W. Meyers; @ @, L.
Pitzer; V. c., O. @. Decker; p, Wiley
Ruble; M. at A., Walter Swartz; I. G.,
Ohas. Dumenil; o. G., Andrew Parr.
The lodge is in thriving condition, and
numbers on it's roster many of our best
young men.
L. L. Faris returned last Wednesday
from weeks visit with friends in the
vicinity of New Petersburg.
Treasurer Hixson collected his semi
annual rentals from property holders of
Dodson township on the 9th and 9th of
this month.
A very pleasant social was given at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. w. M. Cleve-
land Tuesday night of last week, in hon
or of Prof. Monce, who retired from the
superintendency OF our schools to accept
similar position in St. Bernard. About
twenty-five of Prof. Monce's. pupils were
present, and all report very enjoyable
time.
Frank Bering, of Chicago, is enjoying
a fortnight's vacation with his parents
here.
The Trustees of Dodson township met
in regular session last Monday evoning
Caleb Langley's petition for road was
allowed. VIM. West presented claim
for sheep killed. Trustees present, Jas.
G. Fields, Frank P. Stroup and Alb. Ted
rick.
We are glad to note the improving
health of our jeweler, Vincent Duncan
son, who has been unable to attend to
business for several weeks.
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For Sale.

Farm of 81 acres in Highland county,
o., on Cincinnati pike. four miles east
OF Fayetteville and near the Brown
county Ursuline Convent Brick house
beautifully locsted among forest trees.
Young orchard in full bearing. Excel
lsnt coil for general cultivation. $4,000
viii ouy this farm. Far further terms
address W. v. White, 40o Grand avenue,
OlncinnaH, o.
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Without an Equal.

"My husband and have taken Hoods q
Sarsaparilla and have found it the best
medicine we ever tried. was weak and
tired and could hardly get around to do
my work, but since taking few bottles
OF Hoods Sarssparilla I am well and
strong" MRS. JEAN DoNNRR.
Little Hooking, Ohio.
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Notice..

The Superior Loan and Building Asso-
ciation will sell money at its regular
meeting place next Saturday evening.
A. MATHEWS, Secretary.
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Three frst-class Jersey cows, all fresh,
sure to give satisiaction. Also one two
ysas-old jersey bull. J. W. BEAN,
0ns mile Q. a Hillsboso, Ripley piks.
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All persons knowing themselves in.
debted to me will please cali and settle
ct once. ]. OoEBRLE.