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Jennings, Texas, Sept. l2.-The
Southwest Louisiana rice crop has suf-
cred heavy loss from the storm. Rice
men estimate the damage at 10 to 10
Der cent of the crop as whole.
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Colorado Springs, Colo. Sept. IA
meeting tonight. called by Mayor
Robinson, draft for $2, 900 was order
ed sent to Governor sayres. OF Texas,
to be used to relieve the storm suffer-
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-09-14

Russell Sage gave a picnic to poor
.hildren at Poughkeepsie, n. \.
The native rebellion against 'he
Dr+ch in sumatra is now said to Do ~
an end after lasting ~ years.
The sultan OF Turkey has ordered tne
aonstruction OF telegraph line De-
Zen India and Constantlnople.
L. wilkinson. 81 years old, oi
Tornery Pa, has married his q year,
aid sweetheart with whom he quarreieo
80 years ago.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-09-14

New York man who was knocked
;psensible by brick during parade
IN Years ago has just received an apollo
gy from the man who threw 1t.
To relieve the poor OF Dublin Baron
tveaoh will build artisan dwellings IN
congested tenement district OF the
c;tv The cost will be over e60,O0O.
IJlridi Ruppecht committed suicide
on his wife's grave at Norwich, Ont.
The latter died from poisoning three
weeks ago and murder was suspected
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CARMEL.
February rs, 1900.

rCuiu udiy ~, iooV'
Alva Mccoy and sister, Drusie, were
the guests of the Misses Williamson
Sunday.
Gordon Mcclure and wife, of Hills.
boro, spent Thursday with H. F. For
aker and family.
Born-To Charles Parker and wife,
February I'D, girl.
Frank Lucas and family will move
to his farm on Rocky Fork this week.
o. r. Keelor enjoyed the hospitality
of Thomas Holls day and wife Sunday.
James Overman, wife and Master
Joe spent Thursday with the family
of Robert Anderson.
Joseph Mccall and wife will move
to the farm of Joseph Morrow on Fall
Creek, next week.
Schools will close soon in this town
ship. Owing to a lack of currency
there will be no spring schools.
Abe Meyers win erect new barn.
Elva McCoppin is at Rainsboro with
the family of Carey Wright.
George Liebrook and family, OF
Adams county move in with his moth.
er-in-law, Mrs. Lydia Johnson, last
week.
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DODSONVILLE
February 26, 1900.

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The slick young man enlarging pict-
ures reaped good harvest here.
A representative of the Peerless
Art Co. has been here taking views of
residences for the use of that COM
pany.
There will be missionary service
at the Lutheran Church here next
Sunday evening.
j. w. Carroll is agent for Success
and any one wishing that magazine
will do well to call upon him.
Joshua Briggs spent last week with
his father here.
Mrs. Anna Spilker, of Littleton, ac-
companied by Mrs. Hannah Shoffer,
of this place, transacted business in
Lynchburg last Friday.
J. w. Pulse, who has been serving
as United States juror in Cincin-
natl, has finished his labors and re-
turned home last week.
Aunt Cynthia Pulse is still very
poorly.
Two wagon loads of immigrants
from the Indian Territory passed
through here recently enroute to
Hillsboro. They had been on the
road two and One-half months.
Two of our boys amused themselves
one evening last week by putting a
tick tack on a window and came near
getting into trouble.
Grant Hopkins with his steam hay
press has been baling hay in this COM
munity for the past week.
VIM. McQuillan, of Chasetown, will
move his saw mill to the farm of John
Briggs, east of here, in the near fut-
ure.
Isaiah Shaffer and wife entertained
the latters father at dinner last We'd
hesday.
Johnnie Pratt transacted business
in Lynchburg last Friday.
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NEW PETERSBURG.
February 26th, 1900.

February 10Th, 1900.
Mrs. Margaret Mercer, of Washing
ton, C. H., is visiting relatives here.
Louella Williamson spent Saturday
and Sunday at Midland City, the guest
of Prof. ]. F. Harper and wife.
Eta Weller, who has been on the
sick list for several days, is reported
better.
DIR. Glenn, of HillsbOro, was called
here last Thursday in consultation
with DR.. Orebaugh in the case of A. N.
Long.
Jack Williss is able to be out again
after spending few davs on the sick
list.
The r. A. Dwyer camp, Sons of
Veterans, was presented with fine
portrait of Abraham Lincoln, execut-
ed with crayOn by l.. f. Mercer. Mr..
Mercer is quite an artist in this lihe
of work.
Carrie Weller is reported on the
sick list.
A small child of Charlie Smith, nv-
ing few miles west of here, is report
ed quite i'll from Group.
A. N. Long, whose serious illness we
mentioned last week, died yesterday
morning at O'Clock.
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PRICETOWN.
February 26, 1900,

SoAuoAy ~, 1oVV'
Chas. Dye and wife, of Pulse, were
calling on A. j. Swain and wife last
week.
Mrs. Charles Moberly, of Buford,
spent several days last week with her
daughter, Mrs. M. E. Pulliam.
Lizzie and Liable Barker, of Midland,
are visiting their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Faris.
MS. Landess has sold his property
to DR.. CLANCY.
Rev. w. d. Moore will preach in the
Christian Church next Sunday and
Sunday night.
Rev. Linton, of Manchester, closed
his protracted meeting at the Uni
versalist Church last Thursday night.
Charles Barr and family will move
this week to w. s. Barker's farm.
On account of bad weather last Sat
urday night the oyster supper given
by the band boys was not very well
attended. They will have another
Wednesday night.
Rev. Foust preached an able sermon
at the Christian Church last Sunday,
his subject being "The New Birth
Mrs. Reams is gradually improving
Several people in our village were
caught by the picture man spoken OF
in this paper last week. Those that
gave him pictures will be glad to get
them back and let him keep the money
advanced on them.
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PULSE.
February 26sh, 1900.


Moving will soon be the order of the
day. Several changes will take place
here.
Aunt Jane Cochran spent last week
with friends at Pricetown.
Miss Dora Brown has been visiting
her sister at Edenton the past week.
Mrs. T. ]. Hopkins and daughter,
Florence, visited Mrs. s. F. CLANCY
at Pricetown Saturday.
Squire Duvall, who has been ill for
the past two months, is able to be out
again.
S.A. Duvall spent Tuesday night
with Lee Chaney.
Jacob Hawk and DIR. Kelley and
wife are on the sick list.
John Hall and wife were calling on
Neri Clancy and wife one day last
week.
Miss Rhetta Page spent Sunday
with Miss Stella Aber.
Clarence Pulse and Herman Abei
have been attending church at Tay'
lorsville quite regular lately,
A double wedding took place at the
home of Philip Ackles Sunday. EN-
met Wolfram and Miss Belle Ackles
and Henry Ackles and Miss Mintis
Kelley were the contracting parties
Rev. Jackson officiated.
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HIGHLAND.
February 56, 1900

'S'
Elias Pummel and family, who
came to this place last fall from
Swisshelm, moved back to their old
home on Friday last.
Mesdames Alison and Sam Clark,
Mrs. Nose Cohn and Miss Sallie Pen
syl, were entertained at the home of
Mrs. J. F. Larkin Tuesday.
Jos. Cohn was in Cincinnati a few
days last week.
Mrs. Anna Oliver returned Thurs
day from Clarksville, where she chad
been for some days at the home of
her brother who was seriously i'll.
Miss Imogene Terrell went on Mon
day for visit of some weeks with
friends in Cincinnati.
Miss Lucy Redkey is visiting her
sister, Mrs. " NJ. Smith, in Hillsboro.
Mrs. p. F. Ladd spent the most of
last week with her sister, Mrs. r. B.
Farley, in Hillsboro, returning on
Friday accompanied by her mother.
Mrs. Jane Davis.
Alonzo Hodson and wife expect to
move this week on Elijah Vanpelt's
farm three miles north of this place.
Richard Woodmansee and wife be-
gan housekeeping last week on; their
farm south of town.
Miss Nora Anderson returned to
her home near Greenfield Monday,
after spending couple of weeks with
her aunt, Mrs. Daughters.
Miss Georgiana Ferguson expects
to go to Cincinnati Saturday to begin
course of study at Nelson's Business
College.
The Martha Washington Tea Party
Thursday was quite success, consid-
ering the unpleasant weather, which
prevented persons from the country
getting in. The net proceeds
amounted to S22.
Pearl Daughters sold his two past
ure lots last week to Jas. Adams.
The home of Miss Sallle Cohn on
Main street was thrown open We'd
nesday evening to about thirty in
vited guests, who were very pleasantly
entertained with games, music and
social chat: and last but not by any
means the least enjoyable part of the
evening was the serving of delicious
refreshments by the very entertain
ing hostess.
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RAINSBORO.
February 26th, 1900.

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Dick Harrington has rented and
now occupies the farm recently va
Gated by Absalom Roads.
Mrs. Nj. V. Wheaton has been af-
Hicted with something like the grip.
Edward Gossett was at Frankfort
part of last week the guest of his sis
ter, Mrs. John Larrick
John W. Dewitt has been on the
sick list during the past week but is
now better.
Mrs. Ella Bell has moved to her
fathers property recently purchased
of J. C. Ferguson.
Misses Louella and Flossie Watts,
Marshall, were entertained by friends
in this vicinity last week.
Presiding Elder Chapman held Quar-
terly meeting at the U. B. Church
Saturday and Sunday and preached
acceptably as he usually does.
Frank Spargur and James Ritten-
house killed 46 rabbits on the Ritten-
house lands in one day last week.
Charles Workman has moved to the
premises of Earnest Carper east of
town. and we understand has leased
his house in town to Rachel Miller
and sons.
j. G. Redkey received a message
the fore part of last week informing
him of the sudden death of his father
in-law, Daxid Lucas, of Westboro.
Rev. Robert Hodge. who came to
his brother Williams several weeks
ago with the hope of recuperating his
wasted energies, returned home last
Tuesday rather worse than when he
came.
Mrs. Mary Clark, proprietess of the
Andes Hotel, will vacate this week in
favor of James X. Beath. of New
Petersburg. to whom she has leased
the property the coming year.
The following persons will start for
Oklahoma tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs.
Absalom Roads and children. Benton,
Josiah. Bessie Leslie, Bertha. Clara.
Samuel, Almeda and Erwin, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Ferguson and children,
Jessie, Josiah, Frederic, Nellie, Mar
gene and the baby, Edward Gossett
and John Waddel. They Iall live in
our school district and are highly es-
teemed and will be greatly missed.
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BUFORD.
February 26, 1900.

February 26, 1900.
The sick of our neighborhood are all
better.
Frank Roberts, of Mowrystown, has
purchased the tract of land belonging
to Mr.. Tracy, of Mt. Grab. We are
glad to have Mr.. Roberts in our com
munity.
Mrs. DIR. Anderson, Maggie Scott,
Lizzie Roberts and Vance Toll we're
visiting Rev. Hamilton and family
last Wednesday.
Henry Cohman, sr., sold his person
al property and household goods at
public sale last Tuesday.
The protracted meeting is still in
progress and will continue until next
Wednesday evening.
Rev. Cook, DIR. Anderson and wife,
son and daughter, and Al Toll and
wife broke bread with M. Vance and
family last Sunday. ~
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WINKLE.
February 26th, 1900.

Misses Lizzie and Lille Walker, of
Hillsboro, are visiting their parents
and friends here.
Jake Ludwick, our hustling news
boy, is always found at his post.
Miss Emma Marty, of Mowrystown,
was the guest of A. s. Galley and
family Saturday.
l.. ]. Sonner's saw-dust burning
boiler and large engine have arrived
and the work of setting them up has
commenced.
Noble Ludwick, Berge Sonner and
Frank Walker have learned of the
mysteries of Odd Fellowship and will
receive the finishing touches next
Saturday night at Buford.
M. J. Ludwick, our street commits
sioner, should be commended for the
great improvement he has made on
South Water street.
F. l.. Walker has fitful dreams since
his recent experience with the vener-
able but well fed ''goat" in Buford
l. o. o. F. Hall.
Frank Higgins was called to the
death bed of his brother at Sardinia
Friday evening. He was a Woodman
and our resident NJ. W. A. members
attended his obsequies. Z
The Washington Birthday exercises
at Shoffner school, under the direc-
tion of John Nave, were excellent and
attended by an appreciative audience.
Aspelling bee at our university is
on the tapis as an event of the near
future.
Clarence Helsley, the smiling ma
nipulator of the sugar scoop in Gail
ey's store and our obliging deputy
postmaster, was with friends of Now.
rystown last week.
Mrs. j. A. Stroup was seriously
burned Saturday night by the bed
catching fire from the fire place
while the occupants were asleep. DIR.
odHuCISO sui WdS Called.
VIM. Berry is moving this week to
the Hill farm, which he bought, and
John Bell, of New Market, moves to
the farm he vacates.
Lewis King came in sudden collis.
ion with plank protruding from a
lumber stack Friday and received a
badly bruised cheek. She will have
to kiss him on the other side for
awhile.
Moses Hunter has his feed-mill in
successful operation and every Fri
day is taken up with the accommoda-
tion of its patrons:
Word has been received from w.
G. Young and family, who left here
for Los Angeles, CAL, the 9th inst,
that they stood the trip we'll and were
SO far highly pleased with their new
vacation.
The l. o. o. F. lodge forming here
is booming. Three Knauer brothers,
Edward Orndorff, j. D. Charles and
Lewis Sanderson have become men,
bers, and this completes the number
necessary for charter, which we
have reasonable assurance will be
granted May lst.
r. d. Bradbury was at Pricetown on
business Wednesday.
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DALLAS.
February 26, 1900.

February 70, lSOO.
Edward Snider, of near Cold Water,
Mercer county, is visiting friends
here.
Bert Deakyne, who occupied the
Samuel Elton property, has rented
Reuben Crissenberry's property and
moved to town.
The thirty-fve acre tract of land
that Geo. Bragg purchased of the
Lynn heirs he has sold to c. A. Duke.
Mrs. Susan Fitzsimmons, of Saman-
tina. and Miss Matte Purkhiser, of
Chicago, were guests of friends in
this vicinity for few days last week
Reuben Crissenberry has moved to
the country and expects to work for
Geo. Fox this summer.
E. M. Pumill, of Lexington, has
moved to the Nose Pierce property
and expects to work at the black
smithing trade at the Swisshelm shop.
Drs. Easter and Grove, of Dallas,
have the best wishes of their many
friends.
Albert Easter has bought the Cenia
Turner property and will move in
soon.
OMrs. Emma BlOunt, of Hillsboro, and
Osie Grove of Dallas, are visiting
friends at Cuba, Clinton county.
Mr.. Sheriff, a phosphate agent of
Scioto county, made business trip
to this place a few days since and
procured an agent to sell his goods in
this vicinity.
Edward Armstrong, of this vicinity,
has hired for the summer with AL.
Strain near HillsbOrO.
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NEW MARKET.
February 26, 1900.

Miss Ida Luck, and brother, John.
of Allensburg, spent several days
with their mother at this place.
George Henry, of Berrysville, was
the guest of friends here last Tuesday.
Frank Ludwick moved his family
last week to Lewis Laniger's farm
near Sonner
MIR. Haley and wife, of Sugartree
Ridge, are occupying a part of Miss
Martha Barrere's residence since last
week.
|, Miss Anna Dick, of Marshall, spent
last Tuesday and Wednesday with
friends here.
Richard Murray has returned to his
home from VIM. Carriers at Sonner.
where he had been confined with pneu-
monia.
Miss Ella Nisbit has left her farm
and is now residing at this place.
A series of meetings which COM
menced Sunday afternoon. is now in
progress, conducted by Rev. McColm,
at the Methodist Church.
Miss Flora Eyler left last week to
visit friends at Marshall
Misses Libbie and Anna Arnett and
brother, Horatio, of Illinois, and
brother Benz njamin. of Nebraska, have
returned to their respective places.
having been called home by the death
of their mother.
The death of Mrs. VIM. Arnett,
which occurred Sa turday evening,
February 18th, was sad surprise to
her friends, she having been ill only
few days. Mrs. Arnett was a wo-
man OF many sterling qualities and
her presence will be greatly missed in
this community. The deceased leaves
a husband, two sons and five daugh-
ters besides many friends to mourn
her departure. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. A. K. Muir
ply, of Portsmouth the following
Tuesday. The interment took place
at the Baptist cemetery.
On Saturday evening, February II,
death entered the home of Sarah
Nave and claimed her daughter, Ann
as its victim. Her absence will be
keenly felt in the home circle where
she was always to be found because of
her affiiction which prevented her as
sociating elsewhere. Although de-
prived of many pleasures through her
affection, what she now enjoys is not
to be compared with what had to be
forgone while here. Of the family
circle, which has so often been broken,
a mother, three sons and four daugh-
ters remain to mourn for their depart
ed. The funeral services were held
Monday at Sonner's church and the in
terment took place in the cemetery
at that place.
Miss Vena VanWinkle and number
of her young friends will associate
with Saturday, February oath, many
pleasant memories as it was the
birthday OF Miss Vena, and surprise
party was planned for the occasion.
After partaking of splendid oyster
supper the evening was spent in
games, recitations, music and a gen.
eral good time. The company left at
late hour wishing Miss Vena many
happy returns of the occasion.
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NEYN.
February %, 1900.


Rev. Traum, of this place, has
moved to New Antioch, Clinton
county.
Five of our boys went to Bnford last
Saturday night to show the Odd Eel.
lows how to ride their goat.
Mr.. Marquay, of Cincinnati, spent
Several days with DR.. Sanderson last
week.
Mrs. Ann Hill and son, Carl, of
Rainsboro, were visiting relatives
here the past week.
William Berry moved to his farm
north of town Monday.
d. w. Brown was the guest of Mis-
ses May and Pearl Purdy Sunday.
ia. Hill moved to town Monday.
where he will be at home with Jefier-
son Fowley.
Asa Laymon is on the sick list.
]. G. Landess transacted busines
here today, Monday. ~ m
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LEESBURG.
February 26th, 1900.

| y
Harry vanpelt, of Greenfield, was a
guest of relatives here last week.
Miss Pearl Covan was in Columbus
last week the guest of friends.
E. L. West spent several days ir
Dayton and Xenia last week.
DIR. James and wife will leave this
week for Blanchester where they will
axe their future home.
c. w. Higgins was a business visit.
or at Wilmington last Tuesday.
Miss Mae johnson was in attend
ance at the Gallup-Anderson wedding
last Wednesday at Wilmington.
Kelly Crabb has obtained position
as street car conductor in Cincinnati.
His family will move to that city in
the near future.
Lewis Pausch and Miss Maude Mar
chant were married last Wednes-
day evening at s o'clock by Rev. Mid
dleton at the home of the bride.
About twenty-five guests were pres
ent. A reception was given them
Thursday evening at the home of L.
w. Pausch. The happy couple left
for Dayton Monday morning where
they will make their future home.
Miss Addie Jones, of Careytown,
is the guest of Mrs. Daniels.
Miss Estelle Michaels, of New Wen
ma, is the guest of her sister, Leora.
Mrs. John Gordon, of New Vienna,
was the guest of Mrs. Kratzer and
family last Monday.
The Epworth League gave social
in the basement of the M. E. Church
last Thursday evening.
G. E.. ,Kratzer. of New Vienna, was
in attendance at the lecture given
here by Lon Beauchamp Monday
night.
Manager Ogden, Of the Bell Ex-
change, was in Leesburg last Friday.
J. j. Dewey was a business visitor
in Greenfield last Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Ladd, of Bloomington,
ILL.,, who has been the guest of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Pausch. returned to her home this
morning. She was accompanied by
her aunt, Miss Bena Pausch.
Ernest Anderson, of Washington
G. H., who came here to attend the
wedding of his sister, Miss Maude, to
Frank Gallup, of Wilmington, returned
to his home last Friday morning.
Miss Minnie Mackerley was the
guest of Greenfield friends last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. ]. c. johnson has been quite
sick for several days.
Mrs, Beabout and daughter, Mrs.
Shatfer, of Iowa, are guests of friends
in this city.
Mrs. B. Barrere was in Hillsboro
last Friday the guest of G. w. Bar
rere and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Barger enter
tained number of guests last Sum
day evening in honor of Taylor Bar
ger and wife.
S. w. Hiestand was entertained at
dinner Saturday evening by Martin
Redkey and family.
Mrs. w. A. Mason Is quite i'll with
grip.
The Industrial Club met at the
home of Mary Teter last Saturday af-
ternoon at o'clock.
Charles Campbell sold the Central
House last Saturday, and with his
family moved to Hillsboro last Sat
day.
Profs. Pulse and Tice were in Sa-
bina last Saturday in attendance at
Teachers Association.
DR.. James and wife entertained by
relatives at Rainsboro last Wednes-
day.
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FRANK EMMERL|NC.
Sealed Proposals.
Optician and Jeweler.

Notice ID hereby given that sealed proposals.
Will b received by the Board Of Deputy State
Supervisors Of Elections for Highland county,
Ohio, until u O'Clock noon Saturday, March
IL, A. D. 1900, for the printing and Furnishing
Of the ofictal ballots and other supplies for
the coming spripg elsction. ~
Al bids 70 be accompanied BY bond - re-
Full information and forms on fi,s with the
Clerk.
BY order Board Of Deputy State Supervisors
Of Elections. ~ @. MosIss, Olerk.
JoHx 8. jolly, Chief Deputy.