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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-12-15
HOUSE AFTERNOON
Thursday. Dec,

Thursday, Dec. 8.
Mr.. Miles of Barton, for the special
committee to investigate State insti-
tutions, presented that committee e
report, which was read by the clerk.
Election Of Judges of Court of
Claims. At $3.50 p. m. the two
Houses met in joint assembly for the
election of a chief judge and two as
sistant judges Of the court of claims.
resulted in election of Frank Plumley
of Northfleld. chief judge, Linus
Leavens of Cambridge and Frank O.
Williams of Newport associate judges.
Passed in Concurrence. S. 1876,
amending charter of village of Brat
tleboro; S. 1873, amending charter of
St. Adams Street Railway Co.; S.
1872, amending charter of Equinox Co.
Special Order. S. III, regulating
the traffic in Intoxicating liquors.
Special order for Friday at 10. 30 a. M.
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marked by such acts. In some new
lines the action taken has been but a
beginning which should lead to some
thing better. The journal will con-
slider some of these features later
when more time is at hand and the
strain of the session has been recov
cred from. IL desires to give all
praise for the good work done while
1t may feel that much might have
been done better.
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Plurality election of Representatives
on the first or any other ballot failed to
become law after all. 1t is to be re-
GREETED. Even step towards the
desired goal would have been better
than nothing. But the fighting spirit
of the small towns and the united
efforts of the Democrats together van
quished the friends of plurality. 1t
will come, however, in time. 1t came
nearer to it this year than ever be-
fore.
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SENATE-MORNING.
"Wednesday, Dec. Z.


Passed, S. 1877, relating to pur-
hcase of supplies for State institu-
tions; S. ~, relating to railroad
BRIDGES S. "a, telltale warnings at
covered railroad bridges; s. 1874, re-.
lating to public health; S. 1853. in
cooperating Lyndon and Island Pond
Electric Railroad 90.
Killed. $. II, relating to tolls
upon railroads; sos, relating to issue
of stock and bonds by street railway
companies.
Joint Resolution providing for pur-
chase Of silver service for battleship
Vermont. Adopted
Adjourned.
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There is some prospect that Seth
Warner and Remember Baker may
at some time not far distant have a
fitting testimonial to their memory
in something more tangible than
words. A joint resolution adopted
by the General Assembly in the clos
ing hocrs of the session provides for
commission TO investigate the sub.
jeot and report with regard to suit
able project to perpetuate their fame
in proper manner.
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We are glad to note the steady ad-
vancement of E. M, Harvey, in his
recent appointment as city judge of
Montpelier. Mr.. Harvey is the worthy
son of worthy parents and his sd-
vancement is based on the solid foun'
dation of merit. Congratulations to
Judge Harvey. He'll keep climb
ing. -Groton Times.
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SENATE AFTERNOON
Thursday, Dec. 8.


Passed. H. 3, Campbell" auto
mobile bill. Substitute for Sec. Z,
makes it so driver of an automobile
must when approaching a team so
handle it that he can readily stop and
if signaled to stop he shall do so and
not start until the team passes or it's
driver signals again for the auto to
proceed. Penalty charged 80 that
first offense shall be punished by fine
of not more than $50 and subsequent
by fine or imprisonment Section IA is
struck out entire and other sections
remembered. Sec. IA relates to post
ing of roads by seleotmen. These
amendments were agreed to and the
bill passed,
Ordered to Lie. III. 10, granting
certain powers to Brattleboro Street
r. r. 90.
The hour having arrived for the
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We congratulate the State Of YER
mont on the fact that it now has a
man at the head of the board of ag-
rioulture who believes in printer &
ink, or in other words proposes to ad-
vertise the meetings of the board in
the papers so that the people may
know when and where they are to be
held and can attend. Watch and see
if the farmers meetings this winter
are not good ones. -Middlebury
Register
The good example set by the ag.
ricultursl board ought to be followed
by every State commission with
something to say to the people. The
newspapers are where people look FOL
news Ludlow Tribune.
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A Good Complexion.

Sparkling eyes and rosy cheeks
restored by using DeWitts's Little
Early Risers,'' so writes S. P. Moore,
of Nacogdoches, Tex. A certain cure
for biliousness. constipation, etc.
Small pill-easy to take-easy to act
Sold by all druggists
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The LEGISLATURE
HOUSE, MORNING.
Wednesday,. Dec

Wednesday, Dec. Z.
Killed H. $50, relating to cor
porations) general bill covering the
right of Incorporating and prescribing
methods of procedure); II. 4a5, to
prohibit the deposit of refuse in Pond
brook in Hinesburg.
Third Reading, H. liz, regulating
issuing of policies Of fire insurance
and payment of losses,
Killed. IS. $50, relating to munio-
ipal suffrage for women. Vote 100
to 1874.
Adjourned.
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Blunders are sometimes very expen-
sive. Occasionally life itself is the
price CT a mistake. but you'll never be
wrong if you take DR., Kings New Life
Pills for Dyspepsia, dizziness, Head
ache. Liver or Bowel troubles. They are
gentle yet thorough 25c, at O. Blake
lys drug store.
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GIFT ron "HONEST JOHN.'

During recess IN proceedings in
the House on Friday evening Mr.,
O'Sullivan of St. Adams city on the
part of the House presented Honest
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assembly the Senate repaired to Rep
resentatives hall.
HOUSE, MORNING
Thursday, Dec. g.
Adopted in Concurrence. -Joist
resolution from Senate relating to at
tempt to secure uniform fish legisla.
tion with New York and Province of
Quebec as to common waters; Joint
resolution from Senate empowering
joint committee on insane to visit in
situations at Waterbury and Brattle-
boro; joint resolution, from the Sem
ate, providing for silver service for
the Battleship Vermont, and appro-
priating not to exceed So, 600 for ex-
pense in connection with preparation
and presentation of same; Joint
resolution, relating to mileage of GER
tain officials of Senate an House.
Ordered to Lie. H. 462, incorpor-
ating the Black River Electric Power
Lighting and Railway company.
Killed. H. SOC, to prevent sale of
poisons by peddlers; H, 536, to change
Communication of death sentence from
province of Legislature to three judges
of Supreme Court; H. 143, relating to
election of town officers by ballot
Passed. H. 374, amending statutes
relating to division of check list and
opening of ballot boxes, under direc-
tion of board of civil authority.
Passed, H. $50. amending statutes
relating to taxation of corporations,
increasing corporation tax rates; II.
54l, providing for revision of Vermont
statutes.
A joint resolution to pay W. E.
Ranger $500 yearly additional salary
while he remains State superintendent
of education was adopted on part of
the House
Adjourned.
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SNOW AT ADIRONDACKS.

Glens Falls, Dec. 0.-Ten below
and six inches of snow in the Adiron-
daoks this morning.
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A Costly Mistake.

Middlesex, Vt. Dec. 3, 1904,
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meeting of the two Houses in joint
assembly the Senate repaired to Rep.
resentatives hall.
uOJ1GH MODNrNN
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Schrier-Fine Tailoring.
Ruth Elmer Wise.

Ruth Elmer, daughter of David and
Attic Wise, was born in this vicinity,
FALL Creek March 8, 1896. She had
been in failing health for several
months, had been a great sufferer un.
til October 20, 1904, at about 10 o'clock
she called her mamma to her and
placing her little arms about her
neck saying, "call papa" and then
closed her eyes to open them In
heaven.
She was aged Years, ! months aud
- Gays, was a very pleasant little
: : lrl and had many friends; was pa.
tient all through her long sickness,
seldom heard to murmur or complain,
but seemed to appreciate the kind
ness of friends aud all that her low
ing parents could do for her recovery
She was greatly devoted TO her par.
ents, sisters and brother, other rela-
tives and friends, who to-day mourn
the loss of one 80 dear to them,
Ruth darling, thou hast left us,
And thy face no more we'll see,
Until we meet in that blest mansion
Prepared In heaven for you and me.
Funeral services we're conducted at
the y. p. Church, October %, 1904, by
Rev. Dunham, of Hillsboro. Inter
ment at the Fall Creek cemetery.
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Obituary.

Miss Orissle B. Hunter, daughter of
M. P. and s. e. Hunter, was born June
10, 1884, and departed this life Octo-
ber 81, 1904, aged 20 years, months
and IL days.
She was converted at the age of
thirteen years and joined the Church
of the United Brethren in Christ, and
lived a consistent Christian and died
in the triumph of living faith. She
was an affectionate sister, loving
daughter and esteemed by all who
knew her. She leaves father mother,
three broth hers and many other rela-
tives and friends to mourn. She lived
to be missed.
Funeral services conducted by Geo.
F. Hughes, of HillsborO, her former
pastor, at the home Of her father in
East Danville, Ohio.
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the week
Skaters are now roofing the resi-,
dence OF VIM. Haigh.
Mrs, Test is spending few weeks
with her son in Columbus.
Mrs. Ella Giltner and husband after
a few weeks visit with her parents
returned to their home in Mt Etna
Ind, Friday.
James Vanpelt, of Youngsyille
Sundayed at the oil home place with
his sister and brother.
Thursday November IL, will be
observed here as Christian rally day
the Presiding Elder and Rev. Deaton,
OF Hillsboro, with others will be
present. Services commence at $3.50
and continue until 3 p. m. Every.
body is cordially invited.
There we're one hundred gallon OF
water taken from the Rhoades' Lyth.
Ian well in one day, recently, and
there is a surplus. A number have
already sent In their testimonies that
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Joseph Mace and wife, of near
PEBBLES, spent Sunday with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Keplinger.
Albert Carter and wife returned to
their home near Mt. Joy, last week
after spending few days with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
East.
Daniel Butler made business trip
to Leesburg, Wednesday.
Grandpa Harter is the guest OF his
grandson, Sim Overhultz and family
at Sinking Spring, this week.
Wesley Kepliuger and wife moved
In VIM Buffers property known as
the old L. Cliff Homestead.
Miss Dora Hickman returned to
Sabina Thursday, after spending a
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Hickman, her sister Miss
Phoebe, accompanied her as far as
Greenfield and will spend several days
with her sister, Mrs. Beavers, of that
place.
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SUNNY SIDE.
November 7, 1904

Stanley Lucas, who is attending
school at Chillicothe, spent Saturday
and Sunday with the home folks.
Mrs Anna Williams and son, Miller
of Hillsboro, spent Friday with Mrs
Sophia Farrell
Mrs. Clara Hughes spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Cora Beavers, of Carmel.
Mrs. Joseph Hatcher and Mrs. Jas.
Spargur and little daughter. of Hills.
boro, and Mrs. Ruth Overman and
Lizzie Lovett, of Overman,were o guests
of 7. L. Lovett and wife, Wednesday
Benjamin Brown, of Hillsboro, Ia
moving his saw mill from the Shoe
maker farm to the spargur farm.
Daniel Butler, Of Fort Hill, was 4
business visitor In our vicinity last
GEEK.
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School Report.

The total enrolment in the Hills
boro schools 90 far this year is 4l6
boys, 4s0 girls, total S9S. The aver.
age daily attendance for October was
1856 boys, 450 girls, total S35. The to.
tai enrolment in the High School is
1875. The per cent. of attendance on
the months enrolment was 96.S.
The attendance by buildings was
Washing 9S 5 per cent. Webster,
07.3 per cent. Lincoln, 9O.6 per cent.
There we're nine rooms having an at
tendance above 9S per cent. Mr.. La
Monda's room with an attendance
of 100 per cent. and Mrs. Marks boys
with record of 100 per cent. deserve
special notice.
There were q cases of hardness
during the month, but there were II
rooms with no hardness. There we're
64S pupils present every day and
punctual. This 10 over two.thirds Of
the entire enrolment in the schools.
The superintendent made 107 visits
to the various rooms during the
month, rs patrons of the school found
time to drop in and see the work that
was being done in the different rooms.
They are always welcome.
The month of October on the whole
was splendid one for school work
The weather was pleasant, the gener
al health good, the attendance excel
lent, and the interest shown In the
work by pupils and teachers very sat
isfactory. F. II. WARREN, Supt.
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FORT FILL.
November Z, 1904.

ANoNNhcSA AcNh'
Emsley Wolf, of West Va, is the
guest of his brother, Burch Wolf.
Mrs. G. F. Freeze and children were
visitors In cambridge, Tuesday.
Mrs. /. w. Stults and daughter, Mrs.
James Bobb visited the formers Is
daughter, Mrs. j. j. Butler and fami-
ly near Cedar Chapel, Thursday.
Mrs. w. o. Overman, of Overman,
accompanied by Miss Bertha Lavezey
of New Vienna, visited Butler Springs
Wednesday.
Mrs. Rebecca Stults is spending a
week with relatives near Dallas and
Marshall.
Miss Maud Butler and sister, Mrs.
G. D. Mattis0n, made a business trip
to Hillsboro, Friday.
Branson Mccoy and family removed
70 oynthiana, Monday.
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the water has done wonders for them.
The water has been taken to a number
of different States.
Homer w, Storer and Viva f. Storer
were recently MARI ed by Rev. Bert
Z. Smith, at the par 'onage.
The people seem { , think that the
new election law is he thing except
the School Dlrectorship, those who
are living in the out edge of town
ship have to cast their vote and then
are compelled to go to another town
ship if they vote for school director.
Miss Verna, Wendell and Harold
Milburn spent Tuesday with their
grandma at Turkey.
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The Open Hunting Season

Begins In Wisconsin, November IL, In
Northern Michigan November and
special low round trip tickets are on
sale via The North Western Line
daily from Chicago, until November
10 with return limit December Is.
Correspondingly low rates from all
points. Deer and other games are
reported more abundant than for
many years. Rates, schedules, book
let's, hotel and boarding house lists
and the most complete detailed maps
ever published on application to your
home ticket agent, or address.
N. M. BREEZE, Gen'l. Agt. 435 Vine
Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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BELL.
November 7, 1904.

November Z, 1904.
Election day and still its dry.
The l.. A. s. served oysters to-day
In the |. o. o. F. Hall.
Rev. Lippert closed his series OF
revival services at New Market last
Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Haigh is calling on old
friends here.
Rev. b. K. Smith attended the
Ministerial Association at Blanches.
ter, last week.
Miss Lula williamson, who has been
At the Worlds Fair and visiting in
the west, returned home the fret of
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The next entertainment at Bells
Opera House Il The Colonial Moving
Picture Show on Saturday November
H. Matinee and night. Matinee 2:S0
p. m. Prices, children 10 cents !;
adults, 20 cents. Seats sold at Box
Office only. The'patrons viii remember
this company we're here last season
and had the hest picture show ever In
house. In addition to these pictures
they introduce novel and attractive
von1eville acts. Chart opens for the
x)91o oarformance Novembcr 10 q
elae EEices y, y ard 6oc.
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Presbyterian Church.

Preaching service at 1890 a. m. and
at p. m. Sunday School at 9;l5 a.
m. Christian Eudeavor at 9;l6 p. m.
Preparatory services on Wednesday
evening November is at 7o'clock, and
on Saturday November 10 at Up. m.
The public is cordially invited to all
services.
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Married-November 1, 1904, at the
U. B. parsonage, Geo. F, Hugh.
officiating, Amos Groves Of T;5aplands
and Sarah r. Gibler Of I,vncbbnrg
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Among those that visited Butler
Springs Sunday we're Paul Harsha,
OF Hlllsboro, Miss Amy Gray, of Port
land, Oregon, Mr.. and Mrs. s. M.
Haley and son, of Hillsboro.
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Hon. r. T. Hough, of Washington
d. c., came home to make the
majority against the Democracy one
less and was the guest of relatives
from Sunday to Tuesday evening.
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Dr.. John D. Mcbride, who surprised
his friends here BY slipping ont In
diana polls, where he was married to
Mrs Minetta Kuhns Of that city, re-
turned last Friday with his bride.
They are now at home to their friends
at the residence of his father on
North street.
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You can select your cloth and have
your suit or overc0at made to your
measure and guaranteed to At you, at
reasonable price, Come and in
veetigate, WADE TURNER.
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Judge Thomas E. Scrogg, of Xenia,
now Republican Congressman.elect
from this district, was circulating
among the Republicans of Hillsboro,
last Friday.
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The engagement of Miss l.. Grace
Morgan, of this city, to Mr.. Harvey
A. Peeling, of Dayton, has been an
nounced. The wedding will occur the
latter part of this month.
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DR.. H. M. Brown purchased the res
idence of Chas. Ingebrand on East
Main street last week and will take
possession the first of the year. Mr..
Ingebrand and his family expect to
reside In the future In st. Paul,
MINI.
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Personally conducted excursion to
st. Louis Fair via b. & o. S.W.,
November l4th, low rates including
hotel accommodations. See particu-
lars In another column, also small
bi1ls
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D. @. Morrow attended the fuuera
Of DR.. D. M. Barrere in Dayton Mon
dav,
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Schrier-Fine Tailoring.
Public Sale,

On Saturday, November II, 1904,
John I. Hire will offer at public sale
at his residence, all his house hold
goods, nothing reserved. 2t
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The Kramer House Livery and Feed
Stable Is now open for business.
Plenty of room and good attention.
j.. Nj. HUGHEY & Co.
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Wen..ve the famous Star Band Type.
writer Ribbons for sale. None better.
Also Office and stationery supplies of
all kinds. The NEws.HERALD.
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n Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Ben.
nett, of Orange, Texas, October q, a
fine boy. Mrs. Bennett is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Huffenberger,
of this city.
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Married October 27, 1904, at the
U. B. parsonage. Geo. F. Hughes
officiating, James n. North, of this
city and Anna Nicely, of Midland
City.
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Geo. W. Barrere Sr., was called tc
Dayton Sunday, by the death of Dr.
d. M. Barrere, of that city.
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n. D. waddell, special account un.
der the Auditor of State, was at
home long enough to vote.
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Mr.. an Mrs. Morris Wickerham and
Guy Kennedy and wife, of Cincinnati,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Capt.
Kennedy and wife.
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Frauk Emmerling arrived home
last Thursday, after spending the
past five months in Germany.
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Lost, on Cincinnati pike on Tuesday,
a buggy robe and horse blanket.
Finder return to h. J. Erwin and be
literally rewarded.
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8. d. Amen, of Boston, Mass, came
home to vote and spent Monday and
Tuesday the guest of his brother.
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Dawson Naylor and daughter, Miss
Anna, we're guests of Hillsboro rela'
tives Sunday.
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George Setback, of Columbus, has
been the guest of his parents for sew
eral days, having come home to vote.
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"OLD VIRGINIA LINIMENT"-
cures aches, pains, rheumatism, etc.
--25c at Stablers.
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"OLD VIRGINIA LINIMENt"--
cures aches, pains, rheumatism, etc
--25c at Stablers.
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For SALE-Old time "wall sweeper
clock" running, keeping good time,
133 years old. Address Lock Box 220,
Leesburg, Ohio.
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Clyde Trop, of Cincinnati, is the
guest OF his parents Mr.. and Mrs. j.
8. Trop.
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Will Cohn and D. Pemberton, Of
New Vienna, were guests of Hillsboro
friends Sunday.
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Mrs. r. n. Shoftstall, of Dayton,
spent Sunday in Hillsboro the guest
of her mother, Mrs. J. w. Patterson.
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WANTED--Logs and lumber. Oak
hickory, poplar and linn.
p, J, CEYLER & Co,
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william Patterson, Of Cincinnati /,
was the guest Of his mother here Sum
day.
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8. 8. Pangburn left Tuesday for
Zionville, Ind, where he will spend
the winter the guest of relatives.
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Geo. L. Garrett is severely III With
typhoid fever.
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For sALE-Freight elevator, 4ix6
Il, good condition. Inquire at this
'OfYice.