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The attention of our readers. particu- larly those interested in the education of their sons and daughters, is invited to the claims of the New London Business College, New London, Conn. Ask where you will of patrons, employers, hard headed business men, they all tell the same story of the training afforded and the success attained by the graduates of this school. It has outlived criticism, and the college is model institution for giving instruction in commercial forms, customs and practice. Copy of catalogue will be sent free upon application to R. A. Brubeck, principal.
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 ing hand from off the graves of their loved ones, respond to this appeal and make their contributions at once to either of the solicitors or trustees. It may not be generally known, but among the other wisely and well-directed bequests con- taiEed in the will of the late Mrs. An neJte Colton, there was also one of $500 to this cemetery. This brings the fund up to over $2,O00, and other prominent contributions have been as follows: c. c. Kimball of Hartford $1OO; Ernest Cady of Hartford $100; Henry Hyde of Hart ford $100; Mrs. Aldrich of Washington, D. O., $1O0; Mrs. Frank Holmes of Washington, D. O., $50; Mrs. Chas Fox $200, Mrs. Cyril Johnson $200, Mrs. Ma ry Beebe $100. R. G. Beebe $1OO, Mrs E. c. Pinney $100, B. c. Pinney $1OO In addition to this Mrs. Esther Smith left $100 by will, and Mrs. Sarah Colburn and Squire Field each left $50 by will for the same purpose. The above examples should be followed by others and the fund made large enough to provide an in- come which will give the grounds all the care they need. There is one more thing to be mentioned: Heretofore everybody has been allowed to do as they pleased in this cemetery, but now it is body cor porate, organized under and receiving the protection of the laws of the state, and hereafter no one will have a right, nor will they be allowed to cut down. destroy or remove any tree, shrub or other orna- ments in the yard without first obtaining the consent of the trustees. There is no doubt but that this rule will be cheerfully complied with as everyone will recog- nize the necessity of having some head to direct and preserve the beauty and use. fulness of the yard. The present board of trustees consists of E. 0. Pinney, Cyril Johnson and John A. Foster, and the ap pointed solicitors are Mrs. Chas. Fox, Mrs. E 0. Pinney and Mrs. Geo. Adams any one of whom will be glad to receive any contribution, and will also cheerfully give any information desired concerning the matter.
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SLATE HILL.

January I'd. 1899.
Miss Anna Hiser, who 10 teaching in
Belfast, spent the holidays at home.
Samuel Glaze and family returned
Friday from q weeks visit with Mrs.
Glaze's mother in Greenfield.
Rev. J. L. Duckwan will begin Q pro
tracted meeting tonight At Pisgah.
Daniel Hiser has returned to bis
school near Roxabell, Ross county, after
Q weeks vacation.
Faris B. Cunningham has visiting his
brother, E. g., Of Melrose. Panldina
county.
Burch N. Buffers and family, oi
Locust Grove. Waited his parents here
Last week.
W. n. Hissr and son. Harley, Of Rosa
county. came mp TO visit his parents dur
ing the holidays.
James T. slatsr u now busy puttips
In The new machinery Tor . Touring mill
at Wevesly. Daa,s- - .s}af
Lsslis Butasss. of wsssbore. Ohio. 4
visiting With rsIitivss hsas. s4eg
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FOLSOM.

January 1st, 1899.
w 81 Mullenix 10 domiciled in bis new
house.
Mr.. James Powers and wife, Of Day.
ton, and Miss Ollie Mullenix, Of Hill
City, were guests Of O. W. Denham and
family last Tuesday.
Misses Stella and Cora Shannon and
Miss Bell Jordan spent last Monday even
ine with Miss Lille Denham and sisters.
Mrs. VIM. Mercer received fine
Christmas present in the way of hand.
some cane rocking chair from her son,
Lewis.
Thomas Mullenix and sister, Hamie,
of Hill City, took dinner with Miss Bell
Jordan last Tuesday.
VIM, Eakins, of Cedarville, Green
county. is spending the holidays with
friends and relatives near Union Chapel.
Thomas Mccoy, OF New Mexico, is on
visit among friends and relatives near
this place.
7. 8. Scale took his friends by surprise
last Wednesday by getting married. Miss
Lorrie Eyler is the happy bride.
Hugh Chaney and wife, of Pleasant
Hill, we're guests of W. b. Mullenix last
Thursday night.
Allen Jordan. OF Warren county spent
the holidays with his sister near this
place.
M. v. Mccoy made business trip to
Leesburg last Thursday.
Matte Mccoy, of Union, was calling
on her sister, Mrs. Nora Hopkins, last
Wednesday.
Lewis Mercer was called to Cedarville
last Friday by the sickness of the family
of J. o. Matthews.
Word was received here last Friday
that T. A. Mnllenix was taken suddenly
sick while returning home from church
Thursday.
Any person in search of good hol.
stein COW will do will do we'll to call on
VIM. McConnaughey, of Berryville. He
has one for sale.
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LYNCHBUR6.
January 2, 1899.
School resumed Monday.

SOAuSAy - AOOOs
School resumed Monday.
Congratulations are heartily and cor.
daily extended Al. Mcdaniel and his
bride, nee Jessie Minsler, wed last Sun.
day; to Bert Thornburg and bride, nee
Eva Simpkins, we'd on Saturday night,
and to any others who may without our
knowledge have taken on themselves the
holy bonds Of mstrimony.
The "Deestrict School" will likely be
reproduced on Thursday night. No Of.
fusive notice is necessary. A mere an.
nouncement will doubtless fill the hall
the rattletrap rather.
L. L. Faris returned to his school work
in Paint township Last Monday morning
after week at home.
Miss Maude 81. Walker gave . most
delightful little party to . number of
friends last Saturday night, and oil 10.
port happy time at the east end Of
Short street.
AASo my "AuAo1uS VI OiaSAov1ll0s VIZ
tied Miss Grace Faris part Of last week.
Little Miss Mora Harshs was the guest
of L. L. and Lille Faris Friday and Set.
urdsy.
The New Mastodon Minstrels were
simply fine considering tbe limited stage
room ct the "hall" last Friday night.
Good! ~ stl
Elder Hodson is announced for preach.
ing at the Christian Church on the Sat.
urdsy night preceding the third Lords
day as we'll - on the third Lords day,
morning and evening.
Wonder If we'll get q reading room
If not, why not +?
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PRICETOWN.

January 20, 1910.
Orland Goesett has purchased VIM.
Mounts farm Of 80 acres south of town.
Anna Faris and Thursie Young were
calling on VIM. Kent and family. of
Hillsboro, last week.
The proceeds of the oyster supper at
this place given by the ladies Of the
Christian Church were about $25.
Charley Cochran, Of Newton, ID spend
ing the holidays with his cousin, Orlsnd
Cochran.
Mrs. James Lanigsr, of Middleton, af-
ter pleasant visit with Philip Laniger
and family, will return 70 her home
today.
On account Of the weather the spelling
bee at the Universalist Church was post.
poned until some future date.
The church bells of our village rang
the old year ont and the new one in.
The Christian Sunday school met yes
terdsy and organized for the coming
year. The FIRST thing on the program
was nice treat for the scholars follow.
ed by the distribution Of some presents
TO teachers and scholars. The school
then proceeded 70 organise BY sisctina
D. 4. Pulliam, chairman; W. 9. Basks,
vas again elected supsrintsndsnt
making - tmss ~ hes bsen chnesa
AGgis OseAsan W slsotsd 6se., yssDa
0osstk sssanisk ~ ". J. Oashson
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HARRISBURG

v1uuAry q lO0S'
The old year went out like lion.
Chris Jonte and family. Of Pleasant
Hill, L. q. Vance and wife. Of Nevin, and
Roy Dickman and brother, of Cincinnati,
were guests of Aunt Lib Vance last Fri
day. t
Esq. McReynolds, of New Market. was
a caller here last Thursday.
W. H. Elliott and son, William, Wis.
tied his daughter at Manchester, return
ing homo Sunday.
O. J. Harris and wife are on the sick
list with pneumonia.
H. r. Harris, of Wilmington, visited
his parents here during the holidays.
O. E. Harris and wife were called to
Wilmington last Sunday on account OF
the death Of Mrs. Harris niece. Mis-,
Bayless.
Squire T. R. vsnce's court was in ses
sion last Thursday.
J. o. Harris and wife visited John
Carlisle and family. Of Rocky Fork, last
Saturday and Sunday.
Walter Vance, of Miller's Chapel,
spent Sunday here.
Protracted meeting at Miller's Chapel
closed Wednesday night with Ave &C
cessions and the church greatly revived.
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wINKLE.
January I'd, 1899.

January I'd, 1899.
Miss Joy Hizer spent the holidays
with friends here.
Mrs. Tyre Shelton and two children,
of Hillsboro, visited her mother, Mrs.
Nercisse Workman last week.
jas. DeHass and wife. of Rainsboro,
were visiting friends here Saturday and
Sunday.
Robert Roush and Mis- Essie Wig
gins were married Wednesday, Decem.
Der 2Sth, by Elder ]. NJ. Sanders at his
residence near Hillsboro. Here's to
their health and happiness.
Miss Berta Ludwick visited friends at
Greenfield last week.
Talk of . first class grist mill is now
being agitated and its ultimate success
is thought to be assured. Put your
shoulder to the whes l If asked to.
Miss Meford. Of Hillsboro, is doing
house work for ]. L Sonner.
A number Of our citizens expect to at
tend the Farmers Institute at Morwys.
town Friday and Saturday.
NJ. R. Pulliam and family visited
friends at Pricetown Sunday.
Walter Hanhbarger and Miss Maud
Hiser were married Saturday evening
December oath, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Roush near here. After the impressive
ceremony, they, with q few invited
guests, partook of IN elegant supper.
They moved last week to near Emerald
where Mr.. HanhbarRer is teaching
school. All join in wishing them peace
and happiness.
A. 8. Galley began doing stictly cash
business Monday, January I'd. You
need not ask for credit now but prices
are the lowest.
Emery Hibler, who has worked neer
Snow Hill several months is home for
the winter.
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CENTERFlELD.
January 2, 1899

George Graves, Of this place, is spend.
ing few days with friends in McQuon,
Illinois.
Mics Grace Moon spent Xmas with
her sister, Miss Donna, of Greenfeld.
The Nmae entertainment given at the
Universalist Church last Saturday even
ing proved quite success and was re
ported by many the best ever had in
this place.
Miss Maude Babb spent the latter part
of last week with her grandmother in
Leesburg.
Prof. Roberts, superintendent Of the
schools here, received letter from his
wife before the holidays, and in it she
told him to come home just any old
time between then and Spargur reunion.
He said at first he believed he would not
go at all, but after contem plating over
the matter awhile he said there is no
place like home and started for Rains
boro. He returned Sunday.
Miss Elsa Strange, of the primary
room, spent the holidays with her grand
mother in Russells.
Lemuel Dutton spent Christmas with
his brother, John. OF Columbus.
George Miller, formerly of this place,
now of Springfield, was circulating
among his many friends here during the
holidays.
Miss Lizzie Wilmer was the guest of
Miss Nellie Wilson, OF Greenfield, q few
days last week.
Mrs. Joseph Larxins, who has been
quite poorly for some time, is slowly
convalescing.
Harry West and wife spent New Year
with friends in Washington.
D. E. Butler and Charles Evans ate
Xmas turkey with Misses Nora and
Clara beaverton, of East Monroe.
Miss Cora Butler, formerly Of this
place, but who has been making her
home on Fall Creek for six or seven
years, stole march on her friends last
Wednesday evening and was married to
Charles Ellington, OF Bufold.
Miss Grace Miliner is spending the
holidays with friends In Chillicothe.
Samuel Sollars is suffering very much
with some chronic troubles.
Burch Ballard, of Wilmington, is Wis.
itipg old friends here during the holi-
days.
George Armstrong and family, of Mid
land City, spent New Year with George
Hastings and family.
L. b. Gain, Of the National Soldiers
Home ct Dayton. spent the holidays
with his daughter. Mrs. John Campbell,
here.
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BARKEEPER GIVES TRACTS.
new York saloon Keeper Complain
In . Police Court That His Ion-
Dl0ye Ruined HIS Business.

Christian Seiz. who said he was Q
missionary and occasionally barten-
der, was arraigned in the Yorkville
IN. ~ police court charged with steal
ing Q $24 overcoat from the saloon of
August Schoephard at 3D3 Second av-
enue.
Seiz. who is 20 years old, asserted
that he had been in the training school
Of the Christian Missionary alliance at
Nyack up to two weeks ago, fitting
himself for the duties of a missionary.
When he left Nyack he came to New
York city and went to work as q bar
tender for Schoenhard. Detective Corr,
who arrested the man. informed Mag
istrate Brann that he had found num-
ber OF tracts in the prisoners room.
II had to discharge him after he had
been tending bar for a week." testified
the saloon keeper.
"Why did you discharge him ?" asked
the magistrate.
"Well. my business was growing
smaller and my customers were drop
ping of. The bartender gave tracts
to them on the quiet. He would hand
to q customer tracts headed Rum and
the Devil DO You Went to Be Saved? p
Avoid Drunkenness and such like"
"He gave tract with each drink?"
remarked the magistrate.
mot with each drink" answered the
saloon keeper. "but he gave enough to
damage my business. didn't like tho
tract buansss in my place. so when
caught hlm smoking behind the bar
told him he had better quit" 1T t'1
seiz sadd that he had worked 10 hours
Q day for S6 week for Gchoenhard,
and couldn't get along without smolne
once In awhile. He declAred that hs
did not take The ovescosk
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HIGHLAND.
January 2, 1899.

January 2, 1899.
George Hoskins and wife left Fridsv
for visit with the formers bro, her Of
Somerset, Perry county.
VIM. Reynolds was q visitor with
friends in Wilmington Friday.
Mis- Beulah Barrett. of Leesbure.
spent last week with Misses sallie and
Marie Cohn.
Mn. Daily and daughter and Miss
Blanche Mcclure were visiting friends
In New Vienna ON Thursday.
o. B. Savage and family, of Whining
ton, are the guests Of friends here this
week.
Mrs. Carrie Earl and son, Ray, were
visiting relatives in Columbus last week.
Miss Nora Anderson, of East Monroe,
was the guest of Mrs. p. o. Daughters
last week.
Miss Dora Haines. Of the Dsaconesses
Home, Cincinnati. spent q part OF last
week at the home of her parents.
Miss Imogene Terrell. after visit Of
. few weeks with friends in Cincinnati
and Batavia, returned home Saturday.
Miss Marie Oohn attended the enter
tainmsnt at Vienna Thursday evening.
Harry Gladell, Of Marion, Ind, vas
visiting the family Of Mrs. John Ballen-
tine on Thursdsy.
/, Charlie and Mauds Moore, after .
weeks vacation at homo, returned to
Delaware on Tuesday, their brother ac-
comparing them for the splng term.
Ray Woodnansee returned to the
State University ct Columbus on Mon
day. ln
Miss Marguerite Woodmansse, after
. visit Of several weeks with relatives
here. left for her home in Kansas City
on Tuesday.
Miss Estells Lair, from near Blanches-
ter, is visiting her aunt Mrs. Geo.
Doss.
Mrs. Wilmuth Hoskins and Mrs. May
Clark were guests Of Mrs. Samuel CLARK
ON Wednesday.
A surprise party for Miss Georgia
Daley was made ct her home south of
town Friday evening, to which nine or
ton of her young friends were invited.
An elegant supper was served and de-
lishtful evening passed.
Charles Woodmansss, . former resi-.
dent Of this place, but who for two or
three years has been in the Northwest,
has been spending . few days with
friends here.
The drama entitled "Our Boys" will
be rendered In the near future BY homo
talent In the New Lexington Opera
House.
The Womans Fareign Missionary
6ocisty will meet ct the homo of Mm.
R. 8. Bonar Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock. .,s
The n. =. Sunday school reorssnissd
last Thursday evening and elected the
following ofacsm: D. 8. Ferguson, Gupt;
Joseph William. Aast Gupt; eallle Rsa-
syl, eec.; Qlsqn woodmapses, As't
eoe. 0assy Wood, Tte6s.; 0srtsuds
nsaksy. 0ssanit I; ". Osrssbstt, Ohor-
-; ~ .ysAai.spt Ans soqospss.- 1gso
xhe dsa1h q MmrsND nntpAon gopt0n
eeesssed = ~ 49, thseo nlles nesth
q ~ paaso = eoaunp(ion, Dooonho1
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NEvIN.
January 2, 1899.

January z, 1899.
Mrs. Ed. Sspderson and Mrs. Gus
Galley are visiting friends and relatives
at Dayton this week.
Mrs. Lewis Pence, of this place, and
David Pence, OF Shackelton, are visiting
friends and relatives at Dayton this
week.
Rev. Traum and wife are visiting his
wife's parents this week.
Robert Roush, OF this place, and Miss
Easie Virgins, of Winkle. were mar
ried last week.
Mrs. johnson Miller and son, of Hills,
boro, was visiting friends and relatives
in this vicinity last week.
Henry Willett. of this place, and Ed
ward Marconette, Of Hollowtown, took
Q wheel ride to Hillsboro last Thursday
and found the roads in fine shape.
The Sunday school Of the Christian
Church reorganized lest Sunday and
elected the following offiosrs for the on.
suing year: Supt.. a. B. Robinson
&c.,, Mis Hattie yanzAnt; Art &c.,,
lliss Mints Hopkins; Issas., G. ".
vanzAnt; Janitoe Lssaie Rsnes.
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8AlNDbVHUs
Jauasy 2, 1893.
Misses Nina and Grace Sans spent
the holiday week with friends In Hills
boro.
Rev. b. g. Curless began . series OF
meetings at New Petersburg lest night.
Mrs. Thos. Oostsello's Sunday school
class presented her with an excellent
teachers bible yesterday.
Dana and Eva Taggart, Of Jefferson.
vile, returned home Saturday after .
visit of several days with relatives here
Rev. Buckingham, Of Hillsboro, will
begin series Of meetings at the Chris.
tian Church at Boston tonight. iog
The Modern woodmen gave an oyster
supper at tho K. of P. Hall Friday even.
ing to the members of their order and
families.
William Miller has given Leslie Curry
possession Of the property that he sold
him some weeks ago and will occupy
part of his fathers house for the pres.
ent.
The quarterly meeting for Rainsboro
charge will be held at Boston Friday,
January 18th. DR.. Pearne will preach
at 10 q. m. and 2 p. m. The quarterly
conference will follow the afternoon SER
mon.
Horace Roads has a jersey COW that
gave birth to two heifer calves last week
that are said to look 80 much alike that
you can't "tell tother from which,"
A. W. spargur, who has been frail for
several months, had light stroke Of par.
alysis last Friday and has since been
confined to bis home
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E Upp royalty On.
tertained John Bruney and family, of
Oynthiana, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, of Balm
bridge, and w. T. Hodge and family, of
Rainsboro, one day last week.
Miss Zefie Roads. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Philip Roads, and Mr.. Stewart
johnson, of Greenfield, were united in
marriage at Hillsboro last Wednesday
and returned to the brides home at this
place the same day and left for the homo
of the groom on Thursday. The News
HERALD correspondent extends congrat.
ulations.
The Rathbone Sisters will meet at the
Hall ct 2 p. m. next Saturday and want
full attendance - there ID important
business to transact.
The officers Of the Farmers Institute
will hold Q meeting at Squire T. N.
Ferguson's Office at p. m. next Satur.
day to complete their program.
The friends OF Mrs. Elisha Beavers
planned and carried into execution q
neat birthday surprise for her yesterday.
In addition TO the coming Of her friends
and splendid repast provided by them
she was the recipient of other tokens
Of their esteem oil of which was highly
appreciated. "e
81. g. Foraker and wife visited their
son, Joseph, at Samantha last Thursday.
James Spargur's little son is reported
seriously i'll with lung fever.
Our weather record for the past year
shows that there have been 1Sl clear
days, 95 that were fair and 80 that were
cloudy. Rain fell on Ill days and snow
on IS days. Ihe temperature was be-
low zero February Sd, and December IA.
Oscar Clad has rented the house on
John Shipton farm recently vacated by
William Hill and will occupy It soon.
It 10 currently reported that young
man OF this village was arrested Last
night for using another mans horse
without the owners consent.
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29'h. Funeral services were held st
Fairview Church Saturday morning by
Rev. Lizsie Larkin, after which the body
was taken to Pleasant Hill Cemetery.
Leesburs, for burial.
The homo Of Mrs. Templin on Main
street was entered one evening Last week
while the family were away, and fifteen
dollars belonging to her son stolen from
bureau drawer in IN upper room. No
clue ~ yet to the thief.
Deputy g. B. Chambers, OF Greenfield,
organised in this place . few evenings
since camp Of Modern woodmen. The
following officers were elected Consul,
Peter Adams; Adviser, E. NJ, johnson;
Clerk, F. NJ. Horsman Banker, F. 8.
Woodmansee; Escort, O. B. Horsman
Outside Sentinel, Lon Hodson; Watch
man, P. o. Daughters; Managers, Peter
Adams, E. NJ. johnson, p. o. Daughters.
Installation, Saturday evening, January
z, 1899.
Miss Jessie Morris, Of Memphis, and
Elbert Kirk, of near Wilmington, were
married at the latter place by the Rev.
H. D. Green Wednesday, December %.
After which the bride and groom left
for short trip in Indiana.
Chas. W. Buzzasd and Miss Annette
w. Wright were married 1t high noon,
nooa,,n hat Cotb ~ <ho h~sl>,-
Samantha, Rev. ]. E. 81. sentman ofic-
iating.
Mn. IS. Horsman's Sunday school
clan Of young gentlemen and Mrs. D. q.
Ferguson's class Of young ladies' were
delightfully."- entertained Saturday even
ing, December 3lst, at the homo Of the
latter. An elaborate supper was served
to about twenty seven persons, includ.
ing the families Of each teacher. The
evening was spent in various games,
music and social chat until the dying
out Of the old year, when the new one
was ushered in BY an appropriate prayer
service, participated in by different mem
bers Of the classes. The teachers were
each presented with loving reminder
of appreciated service, and hearty good
wishes Of the scholar. The occasion
will long be remembered - one OF 90.
pecial pleasure and profit. S5
Goldie May, only child Of Geo. W..nd
Sarah e Doss, was born near New Lex
ington December Sd, 1894. and died Dc,
Gambler 9th, 1898, aged years and "a
days. God sent this frail little girl into
her earthly home to bless and gladden. It
slittle while with her baby winsomness,
her sweet voice and loving ways, and
then before sin could touch her, He
took her to the heavenly homo, whore
the little children play about the streets
and the flowers bloom forever, where
harp and voices blend 10 make sweet
music in praise Of the Rsdeemer, there
to dwell in joy forever. eorrowing
father and mother look up. little Goldis
d not dead. but In radiant happiness
awaits your coming. Funeral services
BY Rev. D. 8. Ferguson, assisted by Rev.
y. =. b. 6entuau, at tho M. e Church,
New Lexington. December 20, 1898.
. Hr. and Mn. Dos desire 10 express
their thanks 10 the nei9hbou and isiends
fos thsir sympathy end hs1p daring the
sieknsn end dsaGh d thSis loved one
= a -.
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