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Lewis Items.


Mrs. Marsh and daughter, of Kins.
lev, spent Sunday in Lewis. They
were the guests of r. w. bidwel]
and wife.
Rev. Whinnery has been returned
to this charge by the EldOrado con.
ference.
The warm weather Of the past few
days has started the listers going in
this vicinity and we look for large
acreage of corn this year on account of
the damaged wheat that will be plow-
ed up.
The M K. church has been receiv.
ing Il thorough ovsrhauling which ne
cessitated the postponing of the East.
er services for II week.
Prairie fires have. been very numer-
Gus the past few days owing to tile
hot dry weather and it behooves our
neighbors to be careful where they
throw their matches.
The Epworth League held social
at the residence of F. p. Smith Friday
evening, which was largely attended
and all report a pleasant time,
Mr.. Locke and wife went to Larned
Monday.
The Kansas Grain Co. have moved
thelr scales to a more convenient loca-
ton and it is understood are serious.
ly contemplating building an elevator
here in the neal future.
.. II. McCune made a flying trip to
Kinsley Monday.
George Cochran returned from EN-
poria Thurday.
Chas Sturdevant and wife are now
residents of our town.
Mr.. Coats, of Greensburg. recently
visited friends near Lewis.
The McClaren family held a reunion
last Sunday
Mrs. Lesley, sons and daughters
made business trip to Larned las,
Tuesday.
A SOCIAL dance giveu by the Misse.
Corner Tuesday evening. Time pass
ed delightfully."-.
Erred Huckster and SON have com
pleted Il BLACKSMITH shop and are now
ready for business. Work guaranteed
Remember the festival at Mr.
Malin's next Tuesday, Ladies are in
vited to bring chicken pie and gentle
men. full pocket books.
M,s.es Wilkerson and Nelson enter
tanned company Sunday.
G. C. Snyder and Sam White start.
ed for bicycle trip to Gray county,
Several miles west OF kinsley San
was unfortunate enough to break hi
wheel aud was compelled to return
He has the sympathies of the entire
community.
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From FeIlsburp.

F. II. Butler Cloyd Sprigg and G. L.
Fell were in Belpre with hogs Monday.
C. I. King went to Stafford On busi-
uess last Monday.
Mr.. Pierce lost a fine steer on the road
to Relpre; 1t died from over heating.
August Peterson has finished fenc-
ing the east half of sec. 2425-17 for
pasture, just east OF L. ]. Weese.
Claud Frost went down to Harper
county to look up location.
John Butler is better this week.
Ben Bceler was out i'm this heighbor-
hood trying to buy cattle Monday.
Tom Carroll's new barn is nearly
completed,
The ladies' of the Feltsburg neigh
borh0od gave Mrs. Austin Jennings a
surprise party Wednesday.
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South Brown.

corn planting has begun in this
neighbOrlOOd.
The travelling salesman for the Bak
or medicine company was i'll this Vi
cinity tins week.
Mr.. Geer was on tour of inspec-
tion and business in this settlement
last Wednesday,.
Miss Edith Eastman closed a very
successful five month term of school
in the KeasIing and Lovett district,
last week. She expects to visit among
her relatives here for few weeks
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Belpre News.

T. E. Hardy. aud 4. III. McKibbe,l
went to Kinsley OH business yesterday.
John Miller has returned from Pur=
cell, 1nd. 1y., where he has been for
some time.
w. n. Pierce shipped car load of
cattls and hogs to X. C. Tuesday.
J. b. Hardy has been sick with the
grip Il p l.-t few days..
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TAYLORSVILLE.
March l3, 1893

M6ECu 10, 1000s
Window & Osborne will begin work
on Ed Pointers residence today.
As Miss Estelle Robinson was on her
way home Saturday her horse fell, pitch.
ing her off in the mud. She was not in.
jured, but badly frightened.
The United Brethren of this place have
decided to build q new church. They
have purchased q lot and expect to have
it completed by July LIST.
Our school will close Friday. An ex-
cellent program has been prepared for
the day and an entertainment at night.
Good music will be furnished both day
and night by the Robinson sisters.
The Union school will close Saturday.
1t will soon be time for candidates,
mosquitoes and fish stories. The frogs
have commenced their daily and nightly
serenade.
Clyde Burns 10 now resident of this
village.
Josie Oaron, Lizzie Kay and Ollie n.
Window we're the guests Of Belle La
monda yesterday.
Several Of our young people attended
the play ct Mowrystown Hall, Saturday,
and report fine time-getting homo.
Banty Shaw will move from this vicin.
ity today. We understand that ha will
locate near Hillsboro.
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BELL.

March 13, 1899.
There will be services at the NJ. E
Church Easter night.
Joe Cooper and wife moved to theil
farm on Buck Run the past week.
Henry Webster will continue to carry
the mail for the next term OF four years
Mrs. Lou McMeekin and J. W. Tener
are still confined to their rooms with the
grip.
Wooddell, of Berryville, is moving
into the property vacated by Joseph
Cooper.
Among the number who have the
southern fever since the cold spell are
Marion Smart, Jas. Vanpelt and George
Umphlet.
John Williamson is visiting his broth
yr, Billy.
School at Pleasant, taught by Gas.
H. Gall, closes Tuesday.
Charles Hamilton has commenced
housekeeping at Berryville.
Este Dalrymple and sister are spend.
ing q short time with their aunt, Mrs.
Reuben Roebuck, of Pleasant.
Spring term of school commences
here next week with Miss Anna Hiser
as teacher.
Will Trump commenced housekeep
ing at Risgah.
Fred Shoemaker and sister, of Ross
county, who have been visiting their
sister, Mrs. Leo Fells, spent last Satur-
day with their uncle, Noble Satter6eld,
accompanied by Mr.. Fells and family.
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RAIlyBDonO.

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Dsniei o'alker n.s moved 70 ms larm arm
0o0sn VI 1owa sno n.s ien.eo nis O"a
ploper'y 70 mfs' nacnel m'i'of "nu No"n
i'eee'
q. D. West sold . fine bunch OF fat cat
s,o la1' ~ee1 70 rleu naiuy anu on"r'es
Aurnof' VI Aeesou
Miss Josie Spargur il enjoying . visit
WITH relatives AZ seamsns this week.
Mrs. Fannie Rittenhouse will sell her
personal enec1s az puoic sale on the
tosn'
The dirt roads and pixies are in the
worst condition that they have been for
several years.
Miss Rachel wheaton is sick with the
lneasleS u inc nome Oh nor parents
Andrew Ralph, OF Sinking Spring. has
moved to the house vacated by sy'vanus
'oss ~ Ooe'ei'os "'ii'
Mrs. Plummer will move to James
Ia'tersons 'nis wee.' ana nor mouse
mere Will 10 occupieo Oy morgan Oandy.
Rev. A. q. burgett, OF Ohillicothe,
preached ct the v. b. Church Sunday,
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PRICETOwN.

March 13, 1899.
Mrs. Rhoda Chaney is visiting friends
in Cincinnati this week.
Quite number OF Salem townships
teachers will attend school at nchbure
this spring.
Mrs. Sarah Laniger and Mrs Laura
White were visiting Abram Galley and
wife at Shackleton, last Saturday.
JIM. Foust and lady entertained q
few of their friends Sunday.
Pc. Robinson and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of a boy baby.
Mabel Stevens visited her family in
Hillsboro Saturday.
Philip Sonner had his hand badly cut
while working at his saw mill last Satur.
day. He was using wrench. which
slipped, throwing his hand against the
saw. Drs. CLANCY and Pratt were called
and removed one finger and patched the
other one.
The Democrats of Salem township
nominated the following ticket last Sat-
urday: For Trustee, Robt. Mclaughlin |;
Treasurer, @ O. Sanders; Assessor, E.
L Gonna; Justices of the Peace, Neri
CLANCY and w. A. Bailey; Constable,
]. A. McConnaughey. The Republicans
A. J. Swain for Treasurer, W.
]. Hastings for Assessor, Charles Shrope
for Justice of the Peace, and W. O. Pull.
liam for Constable.
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SHACKELTON.

March 13, 1899.
Glenn Burton and wife were guests oi
E. w. Fawley Saturday night.
rTena shackleton spent Friday in Hills
boro, the guest Of her sister.
Allen Robinson, wife and son, Lee,
were guests of Mrs. Robinson's parents
at South Liberty, Sunday.
Protracted meeting is in progress at
Ambrose Chapel, conducted by the pas.
tor, Rev. Alton.
The Missionary Society of the Mt. Zion
Church held the annual election Of off,
GERS at the last meeting and the follow.
ing officers were chosen President, Su.
san Pence; Vice President, Edith Rob.
inson; Secretary, Bertha Charles; Treas
urer, Austin w. Robinson.
". H. Fswley has moved to Dr.. Grang.
er's farm near Russell.
Geo. W. Robinson purchased the
Wilkin farm and now has possession,
and Charlie Pence purchased the Rob.
inson farm.
The sick in this community are i'm.
proving.
Allen Pence IL out again, after . few
weeks illness.
g. e. Tedrick will close his school st
Glendale Friday.
Preaching ct Mt. Zion next Sunday
evening ct 7 o'clock by Rev. Miller.
Miss Lou Faris returned home Last
week. after visit with friends i4 Price
town.
BEN r. Cox left Saturday for Shelby.
Vile, Ind, to spend the summer.
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Obituary.

Harley Gossett Roberts, only child of
William and Myrtle Roberts, was born
August II, 1898. and died February 2l,
1899. Thus another flower has been
plucked from the Lords earthly flower
garden and transplanted into the beau.
tiful flowers of Eden, where 1t will
bloom immortal.
It ID indeed sad to part with these
sweet buds Of hope that fill the home
with sunshine and give such bright
promise for the future and are then
taken away 90 suddenly. leaving 1t under
the dark cloud Of grief. But the parents
have the consolation Of knowing that
their little jewel was the very embodi-
ment Of that degree Of purity to which
We must attain before We can enter into
the heavenly kingdom.
May the Lord comfort these bereaved
ones in their great sorrow. The little
one suffered but . few days with pneu.
monia. The parents were confined to
the house ct the time, when the Lord
took il to himself.
Funeral services were conducted by
the writer from the homo. All that Il
mortal Of little Harley sleeps in the
Mowrystown cemetery, awaiting thu
coming Of the Lord 70 make up his jew
els, one Of which hs y destined 10 bs
throuah oto9nity. flank Fousr
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CRNTERFIELD.
March Is, 1899.


March Is, 1899.
Merry spring has come at Last.
The sound Of grist mill IL heard ev.
cry Friday. Sam Mccoy for the conve-
nience of the neighbors and town has
fixed up feed and corn crusher, which
is great help to this community in gen
eral.
Andy Butler, Of Fall Greek, called up
on his parents, Fred Butler and wife,
Sunday afternoon.
Charley Wyatt is making preparations
for rebuilding his house - soon - he
can get help enough to start.
George Butler and Birch Miliner made
flying business trip to Boston last Wed,
nesday.
The FIRE fisnd has again visited our
neighborhood. Old Joe Burgus'' house
caught fire last Monday from the roof.
One room and contents were destroyed.
The insurance covered the loss.
The wedding bells were sounded in
our little village last Wednesday even
ing. Taylor Mcclure, of Winchester,
and Miss Emma Roberts, of this place,
were united in marriage by her father,
Rev. J. M Roberts, at their residence in
the presence of few especially invited
guests. Their reception will not take
place until this week sometime on &C.
count of the illness of the groom's
mother.
Charley Pindle and wife called on
friends at Leesburg last Friday after.
noon.
Several from here attended meeting
at Monroe Friday night.
Mies Grace Moon, accompanied by
Mrs. Lizzie Groves, spent Saturday al
ternoon in Greenfield.
J. G. Ellington and bride gave her
parents, Fred Butler and wife, pleasant
call last Friday afternoon.
Prof. E. M. Roberts gave his pupils q
treat last Friday evening in the way Of
musical entertainment by means Of
William Notifies phonograph, which de-
lighted them. %
Profs. Roberts and Mckinney spent
Saturday in Hillsboro.
Mrs. Mary Anderson spent Saturday
with her son Lowery Cowman.
Charles Stewart spent few days here
last week with his grandparents, Chas.
Wyatt and wife,, Grandma Wyatt &C.
companied him home Saturday evening.
The boys have been bringing the fur
the last two or three days.
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FOLSOM.
March IL 1899.

March IL 1899.
R. B. Streeber closed his school at
Buckley yesterday for vacation OF three
weeks. He is preparing for an exhibi.
ton during the vacation.
Andrew Matthews is convalescing.
@. W. Woods is on q land deal with
A. ]. Fling, and contemplates going
north for home.
Dr.. McConnsughey, of Berryville, was
business visitor here Wednesday.
A. L. Miller has purchased new 80
horsepower engine and boiler.
CA. Miller, of Hill boro, was at this
place Wednesday.
]. W. Fox is about to buy farm.
Mrs. Mahala Beatty. of near Concord
Mills, was calling on friends at this place
Thureday.
Thomas Scale and wife went to the
John Miller farm. near the Concord
Mills, and moved Mrs Scales household
goods to his fathers home, where be
will make his future home.
Born-To John Dillon and wife, on
last Thursday, boy.
Lulu Hopkins has the grip.
VIM. H. MulIenix and wife went TO
Cincinnati. He purchased his spring
stock Of goods this trip.
Miss Lille Dsnham spent Friday and
Saturday with friends and relatives at
Mt. Warrington.
Quite number Of the relatives Of Tim
and Nat Collins met ct their home lest
Thursday and spent the day.
Mrs. Cora Mccoy was in town Last
Thursday, the guest Of her uncle, N. v.
Mccoy.
W. J. Trump and wife, Of Bell, were
shaking hands with friends here the
past few days.
Mn. W. T. CLANCY and daughter,
Eslla, took dinner with Mrs. ]. o. Nc
Coy Friday.
Matthew Collins 10 convalescing, altar
IN attack of nervous prostration.
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obituary..

Emma Catharine Roads was borl
April 10, 1871; was married to d. W
Spargur August 8, 1892; died Februar,
II, 1899. aged 81 years. She united will
the NJ. E. Church when thirteen year
of age, and was converted four year
ago, since which time she has been {
close and devoted follower Of the Lord
Another good woman has gone from 9
tumultuous world to that reward pre-.
pared for those who are faithful unto
death OF Christian fortitude, Emma
was marked example; and though the
malady which made slow but certain in.
roads into her system seemed at times
unbearable, she bore it with seldom q
murmer
The final separation from her earthly
friends, and especially patient, affec
tionate husband aud loving little boy,
seemed TO come to her too early in life.
But with an eye OF faith and recogni-
tion of the Masters will, she was ready
to step out on the promises and say,
"Not my will but thine, be DONE" And
when fully reconciled to answer willing
ly the Masters call, she echoed the i'm
mortal summons by exclaiming, cal
though ! die in the morning of life, in
death I just begin to live"
A beautiful, sublime, peaceful resigna-
tion, and the calm around Emma's last
moments leads us to inquire, 20 Death,
where is thy sting? o Grave, where is
thy victory?"
Emma was not free from the vicissi. |
tudes of life. Upon the loss of de- |
voted mother when but q child. life pre-
sented many rough waves to her; but |
true to her chiefest characteristics, men.
tally broad and of of sound judgment,
she met them triumphantly, even in the
presence of Death, and leaves to God.
serving husband the care and sacred |
duty of pointing the motherless boy of
two and half years to that home where
the now broken family circle will be
again reunited in world without end.
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BRIDGES.

March IS, 1899.
Henry Barrett and bride have moved
10 the farm Of Frank Brown.
Fire caught IN the house Of Jos. Bur.
gen one day last week and was not dis.
covered until slight damage was done to
the house and furniture.
Edwin KseloS and wife, Of Rainsboro,
were Waiting their con. Charley, Satur'
day.
Grant Dodds moved to the farm Of
Little Ben Barrett.
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SCOTS
Emulsion

prevents consumption and
hosts of other diseases which
attack the weak and those
with poor blood.
SCOTS EMULSION Is
the one standard semedy for
inflamed throats and lungs,
for colds, bronchitis and con.
sumption. II Is a food medi.
cine Of remarkable power. A
food, because It nourishes the
body; and a medicine, be.
cause It corrects diseased
conditions.
soc. and $i.oc, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York
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Danger.
Signals!

Do you take cold with
every change In the
weather. Does your throat
feel raw 2 And do sharp
pains dart through your
chest ?
Don't you know these are
danger signals which point
to pneumonia, bronchitis, or
consumption itself7
II you are ailing and have
lost flesh lately, they are
certainly danger signals. The
question for you to decide b,
"Have l the vitality to throw
off these diseases?"
Don't wait to try SCOTS
EMULSION Gas a last re.
sort.'' There Is no remedy
equal to It for fortifying the
system. Prevention Is easy.
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HIGHLAND.

March 13, 1899.
Misses Sallie and Marie Cohn visited
friends in Sabina last week.
Willie Rannells was visiting his par.
ents in Greenfield last week.
DR.. E 8. Judkins was business vie-
itor in Cincinnati Thursday.
Harley and Frank Gilbert, Of Marshall,
were guests at the home of w. N. Ross
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Nora Anderson, who had been
visiting Mrs. P. o. Daughters, returned
home Saturday.
II. 81. Jones and wife were visiting in
Martinsville over Sunday.
R. B. Farley and family, of Hillsboro.
were guests of P. T. Ladd's family Sat.
urdsy and Sunday.
Reuben Swanger and family moved
into the property OF Mrs. Hammond on
Railroad street. Lewis Hoskins and
family will occupy the property vacated
by r Swanger. Robert Powell and vile
will move to the farm which Mr.. Hos
tins leaves
20. Daughters and family were Wis.
iting A. M. Beck and wife in Lessbura
Sunday.
Tha farm of tho ,.t. Mrs Ellsn Ed.
vsrds va. .old lat veek six of the hair,
bsinc the nurch..srs
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NEW .AARKRT.
March IS, 1899.

9. O. Vance left Last week for Illinois,
whore hs win remain during the sum.
mee.
Hlx pupils from this place were In ct.
tendance at the Boxwsll sxamination
hsld Lest Saturday.
Rev. W. B. Brown will begin Q pro-
tsaStsd meeting Ct the n. z, Church
Asxt Monday night
NJ. and NsA Frank Roblnaea have
bssa thHGaa1 = friends u Raalellvills.
Lsws ~ - viii eless his sahael
next - resk With sppssQsisAs ex.
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The famous French Lick Pills are for
sale by Frank Kelly, Bell; John Briggs,
Russells A. N. Bum, Sugartree Ridge
A. 8. Galley, East Danville; W. ]. Red.
key, Rainsboro; Dan Butler. Fl. Hill
]. W. Barrett, Bridges; A. G. Cameron,
Marshall (; @. A. wilkin. New Market
J. w. Ballentine, Berryville; J. w,
Pierce & Co, New Petersburg; B. F.
Goddard, Lynchburg; w. d. Mullenix
Bell.
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CARTEL.

March 13. 1899.
Wheat 10 looking well.
Our school. taught by Charles Lucas,
closed Last Friday.
Misses Ida and Austs McOoppin visi.
ted Alma Holiday Sunday evening.
Thomas Holladsy and wife spent Sum
day with Edwin Keelor and wife In
Rainsboro.
Clarence Tener will close his school
ct Slate Hollow Tuesday.
Barter Spargur spent Sunday with
friends on Rocky Fork.
Dempsey Ovsrmsn. Of Aarshall, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with his son
James.
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A dispatch from Greenfield to Sstur-
days Enquirer says:
Robert Hill, wife beater, who served
Q term in the Cincinnati Workhouse,
swaYe he would never serve another,
end after Due Of $40 and 10 days ssn.
teace had bSen given him. he attempted
suicids By hanging himself In his cell,
usiug HIS susp-nders % Q rope, Tie
.re for same time ard the sus, euders
bake. He revived.
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Only Through Oar Line b vis Quss
4 Crescent Route and Southern BY. isol
QineinnaA. 80
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The Spring Musical Festival an.
nounced for April II gives promise of
surprising anything of the kind ever
before attempted here. The great cor.
net virtuoso, Bellstedt, will be one of
the half dozen soloists and the Hills
boro Philharmonic Orchestra will be
about Is strong. The affair will reflect
great credit upon the town and l. en-.
titled to liberal enc ouragement.
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The Nsws-HHsALD and Cincinnati m
quirss, 81 80.
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i" Trust Not to
Appearances. /"


That xvhtch seems hard to
bear may Be a great blessing.
Let as take a lesson from, the
rough sveather of Spring. It
Is doing good despite appear
ances. Cleanse the system,
thoroughly; rout ouf all
Impurities from the blood
svHh that greatest specific.
Hoods Sarsaparflla.
Instead of sleepless nights, with con-
sequent irritableness and an undone,
tired feeling, you will have tone and
bracing air that will enable you to enter
into every days work with pleasure.
Remember, Hoods ssneuer disappoints.
ocrofula 8unches An operation
helped my son temporarily for scrofula
punches on his neck, but Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla caused them to disappear entirely"
Mrs. LEWIS A. CARPENTER, 81 Wadsworth
Street, Hartford, Conn.
Catarrh III have had no return Of the
catarrh which troubled me for years, since
Hoods Sarsaparilla cured me-" MRS. JOE
MARTIN, Washington St., Ogdensburg, N. Y.
Dyspepsla = Nothing relieved me OF
my dyspepsia until took Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. 1t cured me and l can eat three good
meals every day. I give 1t to my children
every spring." FRED PoEHLER, 437 South
Penna Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
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viii pay the highsst price ios vhset
O. q. WALxln.
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g. The bssatiial nv SslLyast1g y
asvies 4 Co's.
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&odI SaaJ4baM
Czaz27slE7!l2 !l2a1y5z

Hoods Pills cure liver Ills the non.lrrtating and
only cathartic to take with Hoods Earsaparilla.