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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-01-19
PRICETOwN.
January 16, 1899,


Rev, Hays will preach in the Chris
tian Church next Sunday and Sunday
night. This is his last appointment for
the year.
r 81 Hopkins and wife entertained
quite number Of friends from this
place Sunday.
Charlie and Nettie Cochran, of New.
town, who have been on q protracted
visit with their uncle, Alpheus Cochran,
will return home today.
Bird White received information few
days ago from her brother, Van, that
James Stultz, Bert Duvall and John
Fawley had gone to Cuba, and that he
and Carey Stultz would follow in Q short
time. Good luck to you boys!
Herman Kirchner, the travelling cloth
ier from PEBBLES, attended church at
this place Saturday.
Revs. Oolgrove and Stoner will hold q
series of meetings in the Unaversalist
Church beginning January oath.
Dexter Carpenter. blacksmith for.
merly OF this place but now of Little.
ton, informs US of his growing trade.
He invites all of his old customers and
as many new ones a. care to give him
q call.
The band boys, of this place, will give
free concert at the Town Hall next
Saturday night. They will serve oysters
as refreshments. Young men come and
bring your girl and get q good dish Of
oysters.
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RAINsBo,:O.


January 18, 1898
G. L. Garrett. Of Hillsboro, was here
on legal business Saturday.
Several persons here are unwell with
symptoms Of grip. but NO real cases Of
the malsdy have developed yet We
believe.
o. N. Sans and wife and sons, Ralph
and Homer, Of Hillsboro, were guests
Of James W. George Saturday night and
Sunday.
@. L Workman returned from West
Union last Friday where he had spent
several days on business.
Ds. Mcbride and Mercer attended
the funeral Of DR.. Wilson at Greenfield
last Tuesday.
Several members Of the Modern Wood
men from this place went to Cynthisna
last Friday night to help organise lodge.
Robert West, one Of the leading farm.
ers in the Western part of this township,
hes been confined to his home for some
time with rheumatism.
2 O. Miller, the postmaster of this
place, was called to South Plymouth
last Friday by the death Of his only
brother.
Squire T. M. Ferguson took charge
Of the postofice in the absence of Mr..
Miller last week and seemed very much
at home in the Office.
Elias Sinson, a highly respected citi-
zen of the vicinity Of New Petersburg,
died at the home Of relative in Green
field Saturday. His remains will be
brought to New Petersburg for . funeral
at p. m. today.
J. L. Gossett and wife and William
Treber and family were guests Of friends
at Carmel Sunday.
J. B. Davis read a practical paper at
the Farmers Institute meeting Saturday,
that ELECTED q spirited discussion that
was participated in by Jesse Crawford,
James W. Spargur, 8. D. West. Amos
Williams, P. B. Harrington and ]. l.
Taggart.
James w. Roads died at the home OF
his brother.in.law, Frank Farren, near
Hillsboro last Wednesday, Of lung
trouble. His remains were brought to
the home Of his brother, o. B. Roads, in
this vicinity Thursday, where . largely
attended funeral service was held on
Friday. He was born in Pike county
nearly twenty-seven years ago but has
made his homo in this vicinity for sew.
eral years and had gathered about him
host of friends among the younE peo.
pie who will miss him in their social
circles.
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SLATE HILL.
January 16, 1899.

January l8. 1899
We are having an abundance of mud.
Nelson Hiser has been installed as
Postmaster at Turkey, vice Mrs. M. vii.
Hanson, resigned. Mrs. Williamson in
tends moving near Carmel in the near
future.
Rev. Duckwall closed his revival SER
vices at Pisgah last Sunday, and will
spend few days with his grandmother
near Hillsboro.
Quarterly meeting was we'll attended
At Pisgsh last Sunday.
Richard Hiatt, OF New Petersburg, at.
tended services ct Pisgsh last Saturday
and Sunday.
G. w. Murphy and family attended
the funeral Of Mrs. John Roads at Hills-
boro, Last WednssdAy.
A. ". Ailburn and family Visited Mr..
md Nm. D. 3. Oummlpes laA wsdnM-
Day. e-,,s ! a.ss,
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nowRYssowx.


January 10s 1859.
Napoleon Joseph 0usrtin has disposed
Of his land near Taylonvills b Henry A.
Fender, and viii return 70 Buhalo, MY,
whence he came.
The K. Of p. Of this place win Try 10
organise . lodge In the near future.
Dr.. n. F, Funk va called BY DR.. +.
]. Prunty, Of Sardinia, 10 assist In . very
difficult surgical operation.
Our Modern Woodmsn went TO 6ar-
dinia Thursday night to institute lodge.
All report . good time If they did have
to 90 around about way in getting there
on account Of high water.
Mrs. Mollie Flemming, Of near Oincin.
natl, is visiting in this section Of the
country.
Born-To Charles Ludwick and wife, a
fine girl baby.
Born-To VIM. A. Davidson and wife,
baby boy.
Born-To McP. Purdy and wife, An
eight pound girl.
The G. A. R. Of this place has reorgan.
ised and is running nicely.
w. L. Ulrey and wife, Of Bethel, Cler-
mont county, visited DR.. Funk and wife
Saturday and Sunday.
Now 10 the time to get out your pike
petitions.
The U. B. protracted meeting is pro.
gressing nicely. Two additions up to
this date.
Protracted meeting at the Presbyter.
ian Church will begin next Sunday
night.
A.. j. Osborn who has been very sick,
Is some better at this writing.
When anybody dies. gets married, runs
away, steals anything, builds . house,
makes big sale, whips his man or his
wife, breaks his Lex, or gets bis senses
knocked out Of him, or does anything
remarkable and you have reasons to be-
lieve that you know ~ much about the
occurrence - anyone else, don't wait
for some other person to report it, but
write it down and direct it to Box 8,
Mowrystown.
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sUGARTKEE RIDGE.
January l6, 1899.

January l6, 1899.
Joseph Few, superintendent of the
NJ. E. Sunday school and teacher of a
class of ten young ladies, gave dinner
in their honor Sunday.
Rev. Brown filled his regular appoint
ment here Sunday
Miss Nellie Redkey, who is taking a
course of music in Hillsboro, spent Sat
urday and Sunday at home.
Miss Mae Fling has accepted position
in Greenfield
Walter Holiday and sister, Cora, of
New Market, were guests of their sister,
Mrs. John LindseY, the last week.
Miss Ethel Edgington, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in this vi
cinity for some time, has returned to her
home near Hillsboro,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Vance, of Hills.
boro, spent Sunday with Mrs Vance's
mother.
Startling Redkey was guest of friends
at Mowrystown Sunday evening.
Miss Georgia Doggett, OF Hillsboro,
spent few days with her parents al
this place last week.
Rev. Brown began series Of meetings
at Wesley Chapel Monday night.
The following officers OF Lewis Brown
Post No. 724 G. A e. were installed Sat
urday Com, T. D. Davis; ST v. o..
G. N. Alexander; Jr. v. O, w. J. Bio m;
@ n, A. A. Walker Sur, wm. John.
son Chap, H. 81. Redksy; o. D. r
J. Masters o. G., Wash White AJjs
J. y. Vaughan. H. b. Rsdksy ~as In
gtalling o6ioos.
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FOLSOM.

January IA, 1899.
A company of young folks spent last
Wednesday night till late with ye scribe
and family.
Mrs. @. w. Denhsm, wife and daugh-
ters took dinner with Ike Jordan and
family last Tuesday.
John Moore and daughter. in. law, Ida,
were the guests of the pencil pusher of
this place last Wednesday.
John N. Walker and family and Mrs.
Mary Long was visiting at the home w.
H. Hopkins last week.
j A. Gilmore sold AZ head of shoats
to j. L. Miller, of Hillsboro, that weighed
4,7l5 pounds.
Isaac Leforge and his. mother spent
This week visiting friends and relatives
near Dodsonville.
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treated for cancer, aud on his return
visited his father and many friends in
Old Highland. Being genial and con,
vivial he not only retained his old friendf
but made many new ones wherever be
went. He seemed to enjoy excellent
physical health and etarted to his home
in buoyant Spirits. However, on hi
way home, being overtaken in q snov
storm yhe contracted severe cold, which
developed into pneumonia. After he
reached his home all that loving hands
and skillful physicians could do va
done, but the destroyer did his voyi
and oil that was mortal Of w. O. Hil
lisf buried on the Pacific Coast to await
thb anal call Of the quick and the dead i
Hs h the third member Of his iather'3
4mily v who has passed over the mystie
5vsr and bis bsEsavsd tsthse Lss the
fssiss sympathy Of I'll WHO know aim}
'..''g- N ie'fs ~ -
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HIGHLAND.
soc. and St.oo; all druggists.
.orf & BOVINE, Chemists. New
January 16, 1899.


DR.. E s. Judkins attended the funeral
OF DR.. ]. L Wilson of Greenfield on
Tuesday Of last week.
S T. Thsyer and family, OF Hillsboro,
spent last week with relatives in this
place.
Grace Earl has been visiting in Co.
lumbus for a week or two.
Miss Elsie Wright is q guest at the
home Of her brother, DR.. F. o. Wright.
d. II. Jones, Of Antioch, is employed
in the blacksmith shop Of J.J Harris.
The grippe which is so prevalent in
many places, is not sighting this COM
munity. Quite number of people are
complaining.
Anson Mace is laid up with an attack
of measles.
Myrtle Kester, Of New Vienna, spent
Sunday with the family of G. W. Harvey.
The dramatic club will render "Uncle
JOSH" a comedy in four acts, instead Of
"Our Boys" as has been announced.
Date given later.
Joseph and Nose Cohn went to Gin
cinnati on Saturday. The long talked of
marriage of Miss Bena Ronshsim, of that
place, and Nose Cohn, of Highland, is
announced for Tuesday evening, Janu-
ary 18th. The happy couple are expect
ed to return to his home Wednesday
evening. Nose is to be heartily con-
graduated on winning such an excellent
young lady for companion in life's
journey. They have the best wishes of
many friends.
Grand Master NJ B Williams, of
Petersburg, O., will install the officers
in Chosen Friends Lodge No. 45 1. o. o.
F., Saturday evening, January 2lst,
Highland, Ohio
Miss Mary Eubanks, Of West Union,
is visiting Mis- Cora Faris.
The meetings begun week since at
the NJ. E Church will continue each day
and evening this week.
the second quarterly meeting of this
circuit will be held at Clear Creek on
Friday, January %. Public missionary
meeting Sunday afternoon.
A few couples of young folks attended
q social OF Leesburg Friday evening.
Unfortuu ately the night was very dark
one, and Mr.. Sanders and Miss Ethel
Edwards had the mis- fortune OF having
their horse walk off the bridge just west
of town, but as the vehicle was not
there WAS no serious Injury.
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SINKING SPRING.
January 16, 1899.


Harry Hite has accept position in q
jewelry store in Milford, and his many
friends here regret his departure.
Is. House, OF Los Angeles, Califor.
mia. spent the past week with his broth
or, DR.. L F. House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Elliott, nee Miss
Stella Templin, OF Virginia, spent Sun
day with their many friends here.
Nellie Mashon, of Hamilton, is home
with her sister, Mrs. Lib Davidson.
Mrs. L. F. House and little Helen,
were in Bainbridge Sunday with rela.
tives.
Among recent grip victims are o. @.
Wickersham, Alex Richmond, Samuel
Lawhorn and Mrs. VIM. Wood
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Eggs . Eggs / Eggs!

Twill be prepared TO furnish eggs for
Matching after January 10Th from my
pens Of barred Plymouth Rock chickens.
Those wanting them In large quantities
for incubators will be furnished at re
duced prices. Write for Particular.
JoHN w. DEWIrr, Rainsboro, o.
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Shakespeare's Great Words to Men.

Probably no words of Shakespeare
have 80 impressed weak men as those
we'll known lines: "Cane't thou not
minister to mind diseased, rsze out the
the troubles of the brain, and with some
sweet antidote, cleanse from that which
so weighs upon the heart? ?" This thrill.
ing yet plaintive cry finds an echo in
the heart Of every weak, enervated,
nerve-exhsusted and vigorless man, who,
through ignorance of consequences, has
brought himself to condition of ner-
vous and physical debility. Modern
medical science has indeed provided the
"antidote," and the discoveries OF q
great physician have placed within reach
of every weak and erring man the won-
derful strengh-giving, vitalizing and in
vigorating remedies which will restore
him again to strong, vigorous and pow.
erful manhood. We refer to the mar.
velous medicines OF DR.. Greene, of 148
State street, Chicago, ILL.,, one of whose
discoveries, known as DR.. Greene's Ner-
vura, has made his name famous through
out the world, and whose discoveries of
wonderful restorative medicines for
weakened and nerve-exhausted men give
hope OF perfect and complete manhood
to every suffering man. DR.. Greene
can be consulted free of charge, person
ally or by letter, and you can use those
grand remedies and be cured at home,
without the loss of time and expense of
a trip to the city. By all means write to
DR.. Greene and get his advice and coun
sci about your case. 1t will cost you
nothing and may result in making new
man of you.
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CENTERrrELD.


Grip, grip. grip everywhere.
Anyone Wishing 70 ~ fine display
Of varieties Of old coins, some over
hundred yean old, win do we'll 10 call
ON g. w. Grove. He hes thsm.
Avis Forties, Of MAJ artinsburs. has been
spending few days with Mrs. Charles
Hardy.
w. H. CoWman was called TO Hills
boro last week as one Of the jurors.
Horace Huff and Joe Milner went to
Kentucky last week after bunch OF cat
tie, which Mr.. Huff had bought some
time ago.
John Sollars drove home quite . fine
bunch Of stock hogs one day last week,
and later ON fine bunch of big cattle.
J.H. Littler goes to Hillsboro the lat
ter part of this week a. grand jur r.
Chas. Sollars and sister, Mrs. Belle
Stewart, of Warrensburg, Mo-, with Mrs.
Horas Dollarhide, of Paris, ILL.,. were
called here to the bedside Of their faith.
or, Sam Sollars. last week.
The young folks from here have been
attending the protracted meeting at
Monroe.
On the sick list in our community
aside from the grip, are Albert Crispen,
Sam Campbell and Matt johnson.
Rev. L. NJ. Roberts and wife visited
friends near Bainbridge last Saturday
and Sunday.
Burt Hudson made business trip to
Sinking Spring last night.
Mr.. Shaw, from near Sugartree Ridge,
spent last night with Chas. Pindle and
wife.
The sad news of the death of Samuel
Sollars came to town yesterday morn.
ing, but it was not unexpected as he has
been very low for some days. The fun
eral will be preached tomorrow at ten
o'clock by Rev. Stoner, Of Cleveland, Of:
ter which the remains will be taken to
Leesburg for interment. Mr.. Sollars had
reached the ripe old age of eighty two
years, and was man of marked talent.
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"Alone the cool, sequestered vale OF life
He keeps the noiseless tenor of his
way"
"He also keeps, sfar from worldly
strife,
The tenner that ! lent him t'other
day."
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Whom In Hillsboro Il win pay you I
eall o. Roads, Luoas 4 o. I, ard -
naovsr and binder vhien thsy arsssllinl
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Card Of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Taylor wish to
thank their friends for their kindness
and sympathy in our sad bereavement
and loss OF our dear mother, also for the
beautiful flowers that were given in low
ing remembrance; also thank Bro. LIE
Sourd and Mr.. Evans, the undertaken,
who conducted the funeral services.
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Almost Gave Up

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4 oueeesos SeosM aheusnae1esN aNa
oeemaeh ana kvaney Tsevbseo-
Tsday 9njsysng she oees 90
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"Isa1sssd loe ysazs MN sAsunaeisn,
sens Of ~ tims net bslng abls - wslk
assose ~ room without hslp. IAao
seemed 70 b no astion b NJ stomach
and NJ kiansys wsrS n . 19angsd sen-
ditjon. was NOT bsns1te1 ~ ~ ~.
isinss pesssribsd for NJ, bls sontinusd 70
grow worse and had almost givea up
AopA Ithsn dstsemined - give Hood's
eaxsapaxilla . trial. began taking this
medicine and the result b I am to-day -.
Toying the best Of health. Tam VEN and
strong and able 70 walk milss. NJ
stomach and kidneys no Longer txouhls
me. give all the credit 70 Hoods eaS.
sapa1illa." NHs. J. ok0ERun, olok
Rick etrsst, Columbus, Ohio.
Aond'c sar::. s:::
Il ~ bsst- -an fact ths Ons True Bioed PwiAes.
0oid b 81 druggists. d; six ioe -
Hood,e Ollie are he bess afssF. .dinnss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-10
Y. P. S. c. E. CONVENTION.

Delegates From the County Assem- BILE
ut Ferguson.
The county convention OF the Y. p. S.
c. z. will be held in Ferguson on Thurs
day, Aug. 31st. There will be three ses-
sions. morning. afternoon. and evening.
The afternoon will be devoted princi-
pally to the subject of missions; the
evening will be given to Bible study.
A good program is being prepared.
Chaplain o. H. l.. Mason will speak on
Cuba" during the afternoon. 1t is ex-
pected that many delegates will attend.
Those going down on the Central will
be met at Pickering.
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Old Settlers PICNIC
Annual Gathering to Be Held Next
Wednesday In tho Soldiers
Home Park.
Complete Program Arranged and
the Prospects Are For a Large
Attendance.
Annual Address by Hon. Henry
Stone-Secretary Wilson May
Be Here.

The old settlers of Marshall county
will hold their annual picnic and re-
union on next Wednesday, the 10th, at
the Soldiers Home Park. If the weather
is favorable there will be the usual
large number OF pioneers and their
families and friends in attendance, as
IAN attractive program has been ar
ranged by the committee and low rates
have been secured on the Central and
Great Western.
1t is not definitely known yet whether
Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson
Will be In attendance. If he reaches this
vicinity on his western trip by the date
of the gathering he will be here. other
wise he will not. If he comes place
will be made on the program for him.
The association, as usual, requests all
to wear badges giving the date of their
settlement in the county and to bring
their dinners.
The annual address will be delivered
by Hon. Henry Stone, and numerous old
settlers will speak briefly. There will be
both vocal and instrumental music and
other forms of amusement. The pro-
gram as arranged is as follows:
Called to Order at 1890 a. m.
Music-Band.
Invocation.-B. Masterson.
Address of Welcome-C. C. Horton.
Response by President-B. r. Smith.
Annual Addless-Hon. Henry Stone.
Adjourn for Dinner from - to 2.
Called to Order at p. m.
Music-Band.
Speech-Rev. w. c. Smith.
song-Miss Leora Crabtree.
Speech--David Burns.
Music-Band.
Speech-Joe Schilling.
Speech. II. Welker.
Song-Miss Parker.
Speech-William H. Stewart.
Speech-George Click.
Selection-Miss Lora Carney.
Speech-W. o. Wilder.
Speech-Capt. c. II. Shaw.
song-Miss Leora Crabtree.
Speech--J. d. Carter.
Music-Band.
Speech-Henry Arson. "a
Song-Miss Parker.
Song-Miss Lora Carney.
Reading Death Roll--Secretary F. r..
Northup.
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1T IS HOT.

Temperature beaches Oh During
wednesday-NIore of the Same Kind
Today.
Wednesday was the hottest day of
the season, with two exceptions, and
one of these was today. Local Observer
Branch Jones. reports the maximum for
the day as "a degrees. which is four de-
grees warmer than any previous day of
the. month. The thunder storm which
passed to the north Of US during
Wednesday evening failed to temper
the atmosphere to any great extent and
for the first time this season the night
was very uncomfortable. Today OPP
ened hot, with the indications in favor
of the breaking of Wednesdays record
by several degrees. AT o'clock Mr..
Jones. thermometer registered 95.
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ANOTHER PARTY GOING.
L. w. WINERY Leaves For sykeston
August 22.

e. w. WINERY will leave for Sykes
ton. North Dakota, Aug. % with a party
to see the cheap lands for which he is
agent The date is selected for the rea-
son that when they arrive there the
farmers will be In the midst of harvest
and investors will have an opportunity
to see what can be raised in that sec
ton. Those who contemplate buying
should accompany Mr.. WINERY on this
trip and see for themselves what the
land will produce. F. e. Dewitt, Har-
Ian Scofie,d and others Will leave for
Sykeston soon to erect granaries and a
residence on the Adams &, WINERY
ranch. Those who intend going should
reinember the date. Aug. %.
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OBITUARY.
Lnndon.

The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Langdon, who reside at 2O4 South
Twelfth street. died this morning at
o'clock from cholera infantum. He was
just year old yesterday. All summer
he had been Ill. though his condition
was not such as to cause alarm until
day or so ago. The funeral will be held
from the home Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-10

Mr.. H. Spencer, a former Iowa Cen
trail conductor, arrived in the city
Wednesday from Port Arthur. Texas,
where he has been a short time on bust
ness. Mr.. Spencer is not at all pleased
with prospects in the south and thinks
that Iowa beats them ALL
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AUG. 10 and 11-Low rates TO Boston
and return via Chicago & Northwestern
railway. For particulars call on agents
Northwestern line.
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Mr.. II. p. Densel has received q pres-
ent from his friend, Mr. Frank Will
Jams, of Rochester. Pa. that he values
very highly. 1t is a pair of English
pheasants, male and female, that 01r.
Williams killed in West Virginia. The
birds are handsomely mounted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-10

Those desiring to board or lodge
teachers during the institute will please
mail me a card stating whether they
desire ladies or gentlemen, the number
they can accommodate. location, rates.
etc. ]. Morrissey, county superintend-
ent Of schools.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-10

Mrs. Z. r. Jones and Miss Jones will
have as guests at a 6 O'Clock dinner this
evening at their home on North Fourth
street Misses Lillian L. and Mona r..
Shorthill, Eft Aileene Pence, Bessie
blossom and Florence Eberhart, of La
Porte City. The affair is given for Miss
Eberhart
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-10

1t will pay you to take advantage Of
our clearance sale of wall paper. We
are closing out the stock to make room
for new fall and spring goods. 1t is GO
ing fast. First come. first served c
ID. Lusby & Company, SO West Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-10

Mr.. H. ]. Allard and family arrived
home Wednesday evening from their
Overland trip to Clear Lake.
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Mrs. Lee Slower. Of watertown, S. D.,
will arrive in the city tonight for a
visit at the homes Of her cousins, Mrs.
c. NJ. Norton and Mr.. E. r Powell, east
Of the city. Mrs. Slower will leave in
about week for San Francisco to meet
her husband. Lieut.. Slower, who with
his company is sailing home after a
years service in the Philippines.
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Refrigerators-To close out few we
have left we will please you on price
and terms. Schmidt & Bourne.