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NEW MARKET.

John Dick and wife, Of Morystown,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
McClintock and family.
Master Earl Bayless spent several
days with friends at Hillsboro re-
Gently.
sc. Vance left for Wilmington on
Saturday. where he is employed for
the summer as farm hand.
Mrs. Padgitt spent last Thursday
with her parents at Sugartree Ridge.
Herman Dick and family have been
quite sick for the past week, but are
now recovering.
Aggie Nickeson, of Hillsboro, spent
last week with DR.. Leatherman and
family.
Miss. Lydia Small, of Bridges, has
returned to the home of hef sister,
Mrs. Ella Dick, on account of sickniss.
John johnson. of Leesburg attended
the funeral of his brother, Jarret, last
Monday.
Elry Austin and Miss. Carrie Muhl-
back we're united in marriage at the
BRIDES home, March 3D., by Rev. j.
G. Galbreath.
Misses Verna and Anna Dick, of
Marshall, spent one dav last week
with relatives here.
Tom Custer, Of Illinois, spent Thurs
day at the home of his parents. He
then left in company with his brother
in-law, John Plummer, of West Union,
for Mossouri, in search of Harry, the
formers brother, who was a musician,
and mysteriously disappeared on
February l3 tn. Foul play is suspected,
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CENTERFIELD.
{ assest March 4th. 1901

| ,,,L 's'ses March 4th, 1901.
Frank Steethem, of near Carmel,
called on Thos. Roads Tuesday.
Harvey Littler and Chas. Hardy and
wife and little son, Herschel, attend.
ed the funeral of Mrs. John Littler at
New Vienna last week.
Mrs. Harvey Littler spent Saturday
and Sunday With her daughter, Mrs.
Ami Turner in Hillsboro.
Miss Maude Holmes, of New Vienna,
is spending few days with c. r.
Hardy and wife.
| Harry Barrett and wife, of Lees.
burg, called oh,his aunt, Mary Dutton,
Sunday. SIS s.rS ~
MrsaJane Kahn and Mrs. Deem, Of
East Monroe, spent Saturday with
Mrs. Belle Dehart.
| Mrs. Matte johnson and Mics Dora
Post, of sunaJa SIDE. called on friends
here Saturday..
Miss Martha Arnett, of near Green.
4 I'D Hs
field, spent SaPday with her sister
Mrs- D. E. Butler.
Rev. R. Lutherel,. of Wilmington
commences series of meetings here
next Tuesday night in the Methodist
Church. He will be assisted by Rev
Knox.
The residence of John Littler, abou,
two miles from here, was totally de
stroyed by fire Sunday afternoon will
nearly ALI the contents. The family
and number of visitors we're at thu
Littler residence at the time, but dit
not discover the IRE until it was be
yond control, owing to the high wind
It was one-st6ry frame and fully in
sured.
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An Innovation.

The Louisville g. Nashville r. r.
together with its connecting lines, has
inaugurated the Chicago & Florida
Limited, which is a daily, solid train,
wide vestibuled, steam heated, gas
lighted, with dining car service for
all meals ,enroute from Chicago to
Thomasville, Ga, Jacksonville and st.
Augustine, Fla. This train leaves
Chicago over the Chicago & Eastern
Illinois tracks at H:05 a. M, running
via Evansville, Nashville, Birming-
ham and Montgomery, Plant System
to Jacksonville, ,and Florida East Coast
to St. Augustine, arriving at the lat
ter city z:aQ the next evening, max.
ing the fastest time ever made be.
tween these points. This train has
annex sleepers leaving Cincinnati at
HIS a. m. and st. Louis at ais p. m,
which also run through, Mr.. c. L.
Stone, General Passenger Agent,
Louisville 4 Nashville b. r., Louis
Vile. viii answer all inquiries con-
cernipg this train and furnish printed
matter cepcesuing II.
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NEEDFUL.

= I 4
Born-To Oat Waits and wife, on
the 18th inst, a boy.
Sam Hesler, Frances Dunford and
Daisy Barker and infant child of Ed.
Tharp are ON the sick Hist. s
4 Chas. MOberley and brother visited
their sister, Mrs. G. J. Gossett. 4,
John D. Moberley and wife apent
Sunday with Jerry Anderson andwife.
Elzie Lewis smiles and says lisa ten
pound boy. $ 80 i.
T. 8. Evans and John Fite will leave
the 9th for Dayton, where they will
make their future home.
Charles G.. Moberley closed suc-
cessful term Of school last Friday at
District No. /.
There is Considerable petty thieving
going on in this, community. Mostly
corn is being taken at present. If
they don't stop dose Of lead may be
the medicine carried home.
Mat Fawley will move into the T. s.
Evans property this week.
G. r. Evans and 7. M. Burris left
Saturday for Cincinnati.
Clin Young and wife called ON Chas.
Wallace and wife Sunday.
Tom Martin and wife, Ell Roads and
.,lf~@.~d ia d.. -.s<. 49,, :. -
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NEW PETERSBURG.
March 4th, 1901.

Mrs. Orbaugh, of Lynchburg, is
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Orebaug.
Ned Pearce, of the Greenfield Pad
Factory, is at home laid up for re-
pairs on account of a severe cold.
John Erskine has moved into the
Gray property on High street, and A.
d. Setty has taken possession of the
farm vacated by Erskine.
Lulu Ulen has returned from visit
among relatives at Frankfort.
William Chrisman's seven months
old child has been seriously i'll for a
few days.
Jess Spence and wife have gone to
housekeeping ON the farm recently
occupied by Henry Cowgirl.
A party of young folks enjoyed
themselves at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cary Middleton Wednesday
night.
G. W. Setty, who recently fell and
broke rib, is able to be out again.
Ira Taylor, of this place, and Mrs.
Emma Finley, of Greenfield, were
married last Wednesday at the brides
home.
J. G. Foraker has taken possession
of the Hindman farm.
]. F. Bechtel, of Columbus, is here
looking after the interests of his farm.
Isaac Oates has removed to the
Price farm which he recently pur-
chased.
Neville Carper went to Sabina Sat.
urday to attend his sister, Mrs. Ben
son West, who is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclellan, of Lynch
burg, are guests of Professor and Mrs.
Faris.
Will Duff and Ralph Gindelsperger
have gone to Iowa, where they are en-
gagged to work on a farm.
Link Taylor has removed with his
family to F. F. Bechtel's farm.
Communion of the Lords Supper
will be observed in the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday at IL o'clock.
Preparatory services on Saturday at
2 p. m. Rev. Crothers will be present
at each service.
w. e. Galley is agent for the best
fruit and vegetable sprayer made.
Call on or address him at New Peters
burg, o.
The Republicans of Paint township,
will convene at Rainsboro March 9th,
at p. m. to nominate officers to be
voted for at approaching spring
election.
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HIGHLAND.
March a, 1901

| March 4, lvOl.
Miss Cora Armstrong has gone for
two weeks visitsto her home near
Hillsboro.
Hugh Terrell and daughter, Miss
Jane, spent Sunday near Wilmington,
the guest of Will Finley and daughter.
Mrs. DR.. Stacy was quite i'll last
week, but is improving.
Mrs. p. H. Daughters, who has been
housed up for several weeks by a
severe attack of grip, is able to be out.
Miss Della Hoskins, whose illness
was reported last week, is GONZALES.
cling. Her malady is a mild form Of
scarlet fever, but there are no new
cases, and it is hoped that by due care
it may be prevented from spreading
Miss Sallie Redkey, of Leesburg was
the guest Sunday of her cousin, Miss
Gertrude Redkey, of this place.
John Mathews moved last week to
his farm east of town.
Mrs. Augusta Edwards moved We'd
nesday to the house vacated by John
Mathews.
Lesley Mcvey has removed to the
Terry farm between this place and
Leesburg, and Murry Mcpherson takes
the Hallowell farm and home vacated
BY Mr.. McVey.
The union meetings at this place
are we'll attended and much interest
is manifested.
Rev. Peale and Mrs. Larkin are
both able preachers and effective
workers. About forty-five have pro-
fessed conversion.
Mrs. S. ]. Robbins is at New Vienna
at the bedside of her sister, Mrs. Alice
Swearingen, who is quite i'll.
Il. H. Sanders, of Richmond, Ind,
is here buying horses.
Mrs. L. s. Wright and daughter,
Mary, spent Sunday at New Vienna.
Mrs. Manlove Adams is quite i'll.
Miss Bonnie Hodson, of New VI
emma, was visiting friends at this
place Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young, of Bowersville,
we're guests of Rev. and Mrs. G. G.
Peale at the parsonage one day last |
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Hodson, of New |
Vienna, were visiting Mrs. Hodson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Hixson,
Sunday,
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BUFORD.
March 4, 1901.

| &AoASh AOoSs
Walter Reed and Laura Roads were
calling on Hillsboro friends Saturday
and Sunday. a ltA =
Our young people attended the last
day of school at Duncans0n last Fri.
day and report good time.
Tom Evans, wife and daughter, Mel.
lie, are making their farewell visit
with Buford friends and will start in
few days for their new home at
Dayton. We are sorry to loose them
but wish them success.
Mrs. John Puckett gave a quilting
par " to several of her friends last
Friday. All report a good time.
Mrs. Ollie Fettro and daughter,
Hazel, were calling ON the formers
mother, Mrs. Moses Whistler, of the
Hill City last Tuesday and Wednesday
Sam Wright, of Five Mile. moved
in with his father at this place Thurs.
day.
A. M. Tolle was the guest of DR.
H. M. Brown and family at Hillsboro
several days last week.
Burnace Weber was visiting Hattie
Brown last Wednesday.
Little Herman Rosselot was visiting
his grandparents, John A. Moberley
ana wife, scvcraidays aase-weels--
Master Earl Weaver, fourth Vice
President of the Junior League, had
very interesting program for the
meeting last Thursday.
The Senior Epworth League 4 in =
prosperiug condition and largely at'
tended.
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DALLAS.
March !, 1901

Rev. G. L. Wingate, of Rsinsboro,
preached an eloquent sermon at the
Christian Church Sunday afternoon.
George Hammod, of Cincinnati is
visiting his brother, Frank, near here.
Walter Groves little son, aged
about eighteen months, was playing
among some flowers and got hold Of
something that poisoned 1t. DR.. Nc
Connaughey was summoned and soon
gave the child relief.
Robert Stanley has moved ON the
Boyd farm, formerly owned by Alva
Daniels.
Wesley Limlee and wife and Oscar
Grifhith were guests of e. Fl. Easter
Sunday. Z
Mr.. E. H. Easter and willie are suf.
fering with severe attack of grip
and threatened with pneumonia.
BENJAMIN and John Greenfield are
visiting friends and relatives at this
place. They both confess they are
! glad to meet their old friends once
more, "a N ~ s. --'
Alya Daniels moved to his new home
near Antioch, Clinton county, last
week. s
Fred Coz hae hired 70 James spar
gurs r., and moved - hie place Narct
Arthur I 80 ~ uay) - ~ =
|Q, HlSvat< fpfG al1 ~ ! ~ <U6rl u
~ NJ pasFett w. eSIsmoe. 8
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BELL.

rs gs1sS''ia March 4th, le0a.s
Ed and Ova Garrett are JUST gettins
over. a severe attack of kf1p. = ~
Mrs. Lewis McMeekfn, Mrs. George
Sayler, Misses Annie Brown and vio,
lst Murphy are having an attack Of
grip. u t's's r
Philip Hughes and wife, Of Louden,
spent Sunday with the latter's Sister,
Mrs. VIM. Calvert.
Miss Ella Milbprn spent last Satur-
day and Sunday with her cousin, Mrs..
Chas. Edgington. at Sugartree Ridge.
T. J. Gustin attended the funeral Of
Newton Reynolds at PEBBLES Friday.
Bert Umphlet, who has been quite
poorly for some time, is improving.
The next quarterly meeting will be
held at Folsom March Is and II.
Geo. Rhoades has gold his property
to Mr.. Goodrich, of Adams county who
will remove to his newly purchased
property this week. Mr.. Rhoades has
bought John Hart's interest in the old
Co.'s farm. He also bought farm of
John Follis, where he wilrremove this
week. Mr.. Follis goes to Greenfield,
where he has property rented.
DR.. Beam and wife, of Hillsboro, at
tended church here yesterday and
dined with N. A. Garrett and wife,.
Grandma Hartley remains about the
same, being confined to her bed most
of the time.
Roy Milburn has been walking on
crutches for few days from the effect
Of a badly sprained ankle which he
received while playing at school.
The schools of this township mostly
closed Friday. That at Zion, which
was successfully taught by Samuel
Storer, closed Friday. The pupils
presented him with large album.
! Rev. Cuudy ia holding an interesting
series of meetings at Prospect.
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pRIcRTow1k,

March %
| p. n. shaffer, wife ana b64f ,oi
Blanchester, were visiting hereS4tur.
day and Sunday.
Casper Abrams bought Ane horse
last Saturday and tried his speed ovel
the mud roads to Union Chapel Sunday
evening.
The Democracy of Salem township
will meet at the Town Hall next Sat.
urday to nominate a Trustee, Assess-
or, Treasurer and Constables, to be
voted for at the spring election. The
Republicans will hold their love feast
the following wednesday,.
Ora Workman, the pencil pusher Of
the Dispatch, from this place, spent
Sunday evening with the apple of his
eye near Danville.
Alva Barr, of East Danville, has
taken up his abode for the summer,
with M. J. Pulliam and wife.
Several of our people succeeded in
storing away a lot Of Ice for next
summers use.
Alva McFadden will soon move to
Littleton and take change of the post
Office at that place.
Anna Faris, after a two weeks visit
with Abe Galley and family, of Shack
elton, is At home again. 5
Mrs. Charles Meberly, of Buford,
was visiting her daughter, Mrs. M. E.
Pulliam, last Sunday.
DR.. r. w. Pratt and Miss verda
Gossett were joined In the holy bonds
of uiAtrfmony last Wednesday, by Rev.
Fousts DR.. Pratt has been practicing
msdiciAe h our communnity for the
past two years and by his upright con.
duct, and strict adherence 10 business
has made hosts of friends, while his
bride, who Is a handsome md ,intell-
igent young lady, is esteemed and, re-
spected BY large circle Of acquain-
tances. The DR.. and wife will soon
c0tnmencehousekeeping ii our village.
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MOwRYSTowN.

| 6t MoECu =, lbUls
There are yet several cases of grir
in our town.
Chas. Gayman is seriously III with
grip and erysipelAs.
There was a ''fox drive" in this vi
cinity not long since, but it did moi
prove success. The boys say they
will try it again In the near future.
East Danville and Buford Lodges
visited the !. O. o. F. of this place
several nights ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Tissot are
rejoicing over the arrival of a young
daughter.
Cox Bros. moved last week to
Sedan, o., where they will make
their future home.
Jacque Beuchler had a public sale
last week at Bells Run, and will soon
be resident of this town.
Chas. Ferguson has moved into the
property vacated by Cox Bros, Mack
Walker has moved into the property
vacated by Ferguson, James Burris
moved into the property vacated by
Walker, the property Curris vacates
will be occupied by Or. Archer and
family, the house DR.. Archer vacates
will be occupied by Rev. McClelland.
Rev. c. C.4Altoh has moved into the
house vacated by James McQuitty,
and the house Rev. Alton vacates will
be occupied by G. W. Hardishell, of
Gath. The house vacated by Charles
Few and family is now occupied by
James McQuitty. Clyde Burns has
moved his family out of town. We
have not learned who will occupy the
house he vacates. VIM. Winkle has
moved to Bells Run. He sold his
blacksmith shop to Ben Rosselot, of
near Sugartree Ridge.
A Mr.. Stautner, of Lynchburg, is
is visiting her sister. Mrs. DR.. Archer.
Louis Trautman, of the firm Of Diehl
& Co., was a business visitor at Car
isle several days last week.
Mrs. Ed. Jones, of Hillsboro, is vis-
iting Mrs. Chas. Kincaid.
Miss Berta Lndwick expects to
teach a select school here this spring.
Chas. Diehl and George TrautmanI
attended the Ohio Hardware Associa.
ton Convention in Cincinnati last
week.
VIM. Kelly, who was in the employ
Of Diehl & Co. for several years, has
accepted position in one of Hills
boro's dry goods stores. Willie was
a very popular clerk here, and has, by
his gentlemanly ways, made host
Df friends, who will miss him. We
wish him we'll and hope he will soon
be as popular in Hillsboro as he was
here.
Those who expect to become teach
ersin the future have a good oppor-
tunity to acquire higher education
by attending the Normal at Hillsboro
his summer. It begins June 10th
and will'last two weeks.
On account of sickness, we have not
been able to send items from Mowrys-
town during the last few weeks.
It Is said that If nature wears a |
smiling face today, March a the In
augural ceremonies at Washington
will surpass anything of this kind that |
this country has ever seen.
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LYNCHBURG.
March 4, 1901.

March 4, 1901.
Married-On the 9th inst. at the
Lutheran parsonage by Rev. g. G.
Clark, Grant Minzler and Miss Maggie
Haynes.
Thirty-fve of our citizens attended
the trial of the State vs.. McClelland,
at Hillsboro Monday.
Clerk Ross, of the NJ. W. of A., re-
ceived on the 9th the benefit order
for 1900 due Mrs. S. 8. Laymon.
Chas. Linton made a business trip
to Columbus Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Thornburg
spent Monday in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Hugh Murphy attended the flu.
neral of her brother, Josh Gibson, at
Cincinnati Wednesday. Mr.. Gibson
was well-known here, having been a
citizen of this place for several years.
On last Wednesday while party of
young folks we're skating, Miss Susie
Montgomery had the misfortune to
fall and is now nursing badly in
jured nose.
w. A. Saylor was in Hillsboro last
Saturday to meet the committee in
arranging for the next H. G. T. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. shanck, of Can
cinnati, are with Mrs. Shanck's par.
euts at this place. Mr.. Shanck has
been assigned gauger here at the dis
tillery. IL.
Robert johnson, of whiteoak, spent
Saturday with his aunt, Mrs. Allen
Hair, who accompanied him home for
a weeks visit with her mother. Misses
Stella and Cecil are having their first
experience in housekeeping during
the absence of mamma.
Quite q number of our citizens have
become tired of town life and have re-
turned to the country. Jerre Shaffer
aud VIM. Bilderback have moved to
farms near Dodsonville, Geo. Sircle to
WIN. Reeves house north of town,
and Warren Morrow will move to his
farm east of town this week.
Louis Roser, of Bellevue, KY, spent
Sunday with his parents here.
Wilbur Fields and Wilbur Miller,
both of whom have been seriously i'll
with pneumonia for some time. are
improving. Mrs. Patton also is re-
uprted better. Mrs. VIM. Cleveland
is one added to the sick list.
Mr.. johnson. of Indiana, is visiting
his brother-in-law, John Bering, and
other relatives near here.
L. E. renner, formerly Of Aliens
burg and one of Highland county's
teachers, arrived Saturday
evening from Galesburg, ILL.,, where
ne has been located for some time,
and will visit with old friends for
awhile.
Ayres Bobbitt was home last week
on account of sickness, but returned
to his duties in Columbus Friday.
Mrs. Laura Breckenhaupt, of Gin
cinnati, spent Sunday with her moth
er.
9 Mrs. Clara Tinnis, of Washington,
Ind, is with her parents, S. s. Puck
ct and wife.
Protracted meeting is in progress
at the NJ E. Church.
John Huffman died this morning at
his home in NVebertown.
Miss Grace Faris is visiting friends
in Clarksville this week.
Hugh Murphy was in Columbus last
John Briggs, of Russells, is contem-
plating becoming citizen of Lynch
burg.
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Diasolution Notice.
January oath, 1901

The grocery arm Of ]. M. Rizer &
Co. has this day dissolved on account
of sickness of J. M. Rizer. All ac-
counts made With J, w. Bean or J. NJ.
Rizer 4 Co. are due and payable TO J.;
NJ: Hizef q co: BUoks u -saad -Gs,n'
wfll be found at the old place of busi,
meas for settlement. W. A.. Barrett
will succeed said arm, and would be
pleased to meet AL his old friends and
make new ones.
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Mrs. Celia J. (Drydeu) Storer, ND
ow of the late Henry G. Storer, died
at the old family homestead, near
Berryville, February 18th, 1901, In the
S2d year Of her age.
Mrs. storer and her highly esteemed
husband came into the neighborhood
where she died in the year Of 1852.
Thus, she was one of the Oldest ana
most highly respected citizens. ohe
was the mother. Of eight children.
Two were taken from the home-circle
in infancy, the others all reached ma
ture life. One daughter, Mrs. DR.. j.
A. Glasgow, Of Belfait, ana two sons,
Samuel storer, of Berryville, and W.
n. Storer, of Mt. Leigh, survive her.
Other children found a home in her
inotherly heart notably, Herdman
Storer, her grandson, with whom she
spent her last days and with whom
she died. From early infancy, at the
death of his mother, he came to his
grandmother, She guided his stepa to
manhood, and at death she regarded
lim as her own baby boy. Shedid not
possess a robust constitution, but a
careful observance of the laws of
health enabled her, to perform well
the duties Of her household and attain
to useful and beautiful old ake.
Early in girlhood she identified her
self with the Preebyterian Church At
McI eigh she carr,.d rhr,s.,as -
nose i,,to her hon. Ne -
bara heinr ful,v q, ,ccn-s III - -
relicious mother tooeths- ths.
bright. hannv vhci..or
for. themsel,s. - a~.,, -. i 49,
ch,larer -. ~ a++.s ,.1..,ss. =.
and .otbers e. er;cv 8. h.asas. - z
o~nuine s(,hrist,.r hos-s. [ nv, q !.
BrifaSx rESI SIbvtSs !. !, Is, ~ -
|sfsmify church hom., 1,,r,zr a, =, e
,- -. i,sI..ss. Nsus -. ~
net tUA8 hK0H vas never 0e9tecee4
Tor allowed 70 tbe nnderynlu6d ~ Eer
| family. No trivial creme stxnA. So
I<-n.. - .s- ~. ! --s- T.Za- "a, i S. :
1sou. rS. HASs$c' IN tsne s4uc<0AyB -
her self sacri6ce was always = Joy f6r
the cause Of the Master. Her lAte6t
preDaration hefore. hev ds;n& n&h,.a~t.->..
..x Il - !. ,-
wa " arrange % oe with her dargh-
Ter, Mrs. tS1asg0W, ANA aefen0 opectai
revival services at the home church.
h,,t while %haee .>,v,<.. ,-...- 49,
WV 9oaek
vn' snc ~as esiieo 70 p presene ~
tne uenelai Assembly ~ 2he eq11ts
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THE TRICK.

w TRICK may Involve dseeit o. Il may
NNNbe display Of peculiar skill. There
@ = deceit in seqae soapssB bst tAHe !
none In Ivory Soap; H is a.display q psess-
liar skill. Il will stand any test and can Be
relied upon to do al that Is claimed tos Il.
IVORY SOAP s sep< PER CENT. PuRH N
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HARRISBURG.
March 4, 1901.


March came in like a lamb and we
presume will 60 out like lion.
G. w. Priest has purchased and
moved onto the King farm.
J.W. Padgett has rented the Eu-
verard farm and will move here in a
few days from New Market.
Andrew Haley's two children have
been very sick for the past week with
pneumonia.
Samuel Ross buried his youngest
child, aged two years, at Miller's
Chapel last Monday.
S. Bayless and s. Skeen, of Hills
boro, were here last Friday on the
hunt of sly reynard. Come again
boys.
VIM. Hedrick has moved from the
Archer farm to one of j. V. Sanders
VIM. Nave, of New Market, has
been employed to teach our summer
term of school.
Miriam Shoemaker and Eva Harris
were married last Wednesday night.
Every family In this place has some
member sick With the grippe.
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