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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-13

Der company II making more footwear
than ever turned out before. average 2e.-
900 pairs OF shoes daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Seabury Of New
Bedford are the guests or Mr. and Mrs.
Greene on Metacom avenue
Rumor has II that Mount Hope Park
10 about TO change hands. and the par
ties who are the purchasers were the ones
who ran the Island Home last season as
q shore resort
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Mrs. Muggins-At the dinner party last
night I heard your uncle from Chicago
commenting about the three forks at his
place
Mrs. Buggins-Did he seem embar-
raxsed?
Mrs. Muggins-Oh. not al all. He snpI,,
laid them 10 one side and proceeded ,o
eat with his knife. e.-Philadelphia Record
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MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black, prepared nv
GEORGE oRMSBY. Wig Maker and
Hairworker, l@ fremont street. Boston.
IL is simple. safe and easily apSiied. con-
tains no lead poisons use II once and
you will never use any other BLAND
ING a BLANDING. "a weybosset street
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rus rlma a. Keelsr, Nev York.
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He has really written a very remark
able novel"
I'm what respect"
1T IS simply impossible 70 dramatizs
IL. t."--Philadelphia Ledger.
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RIVERSIDE.

Items OF news can be left at COTS res
taurant on BulIock's Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
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0LNEYVILLE.
Fear That Great Sachem Has
Deserted the Ranks Of Bachelors
Fisherman's Luck Agaln--Holy
Name Society Installation,

OlneyVille branch or the providence
News at Heffernans News store 10
Hartford avenue Telephone 40--West
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CARMEL.
October q, 1905.

October q, 1905.
Carey washburn, of Xenia, return
ed home Saturday after spending one
week with the family Of A. Simpson.
Frank spargur and family and Miss
Lucille Thoroman, of Rainsboro, spent
Sunday with J. J. Hiatt and family.
Mrs. Oscar Keelor was quite sick
several days last week, but is much
improved.
If any one wants to know how a
scared dog runs watch the movements
of g. W. McCoppin, as he tells all he
meets that that ia the way he Is rum
ming In the race for Assessor.
Mrs. Robert Stevenson entertained
her mother and sister, of PEBBLES,
over Sunday.
James Slater, who is working on a
mill at Bainbridge, spent Sunday at
home.
Austin Simpson, wife and mother
have moved to Cynthiana,
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Tniversalist Church, ofiiciated. Those
in attendance we're Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L. Butler and Miss Grace Williams,
sister of the bride, all of this place,
Miss Laura Lawson, of Sinking
Springs and Mrs. George Lewis, of
Cuba. Immediately after the cere.
mony bountiful dinner was served.
The infare dinner was given by Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Butler, of Cedar Cha p.
el, the grooms parents.
Among those who enjoyed the Mill.
ner Dance at Buffers Spring, Satur.
day night, we're Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Miliner of Leesburg, Mr.. and Mrs
George Grim of New Petersburg, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. C. Grim of Leesburg, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Lefever of Greenfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Barrett of Lees
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Ladd of Lees
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dickson
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Dickson of
Hillsboro, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hide
brand of Cynthiana, the Misses Mill.
uer of Wynona, Burgess of Leesburg,
Hattie Tedrich of Hillsboro, Ollie
Wilson of Greenfield, Laura Lawson
of Sinking Springs. Messrs. Frank
Concord of Highland, Harley and Ar
thur Miliner of Leesburg, Chas. John.
son of Cynthiana, VIM. Small of Chi
caUo James MessinUer of SinkinU
Springs, Chas. McCoppin of Carmel
and J. p. Havens of this place.
Among those who visited Butler
Springs, Sunday, we're John D. Rhoads,
A. ]. Stalker, Roy Kelley, Scott Wor-
ley of Hillsboro, Miss Bessie Harring-
ton of Rainsboro, Homer and Ocie
Keefer of Greenfield, O., j. Rodgers of
Good Hope.
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DANVILLE.
October %, 1905.


David Roebuck and family, of
Washington @. H., we're recently the
guests of relatives here.
Rev. E. D. Murch began series of
meetiugs at the Christian Church
last Tuesday evening.
Dallas Mclaughlin, Of Middletown,
o., spent last week with his parents
here. ..s.,.
Miss Myrtle Bennett spent Thurs.
day of last week with Mrs. Curtis
Walker, of East Danville.
o. A. Landess and family, of Hills.
boro. are guests of relatives here.
L. r. Duckwall, of Hillsboro, trans.
acted business In our burg Monday.
Rev. Hart, of Dayton, delivered an
excellent sermon at the Reform
Church Sunday evening to a large
audience.
e. q. Setty and wife spent Sunday
with Abe Boggess, of Buford.
/ Chas. Shaffer returned Monday
evening from Middletown, where hi
has been employed in large tobacc'
factory.
Anna Knauer returned Friday from
an extended trip to Cincinnati an'
Cleveland.
Misses Letha and Gertrude Stock
well spent Saturday and Sunday witt
their aunt, Mrs. Geo. Pagh, In Hills
bOr0.
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FORT HILL.
October %, '05.

Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Hickman OF
Hillsboro, were entertained by Allen
Keplinger and wife, on Thursday.
Mrs. Nancy Stubbs and sister, Mrs.
Harriet Hinnigan, was the guest OF
Anthony Setty and wife at Elmville,
Saturday and Sunday.
Charlie McCoppin and family, of
Carmel, was the guest Of r. Havens
and family, Saturday and Sunday.
Charlie smalley of Sinking sprsngs
was the guest of his uncle, Edward
White and family, Sunday.
Thomas Perren and family, of New
Vienna, was entertained by G. w.
Murren and daughter, Saturday.
Charlie Eubanks and family of Car
mel was the gaest of John Mace and
family, Saturday and Sunday.
VIM. Wilson and family entertained
quite a number of young folks Satur'
day night with a social dance.
Miss Florence Rhoads, of Cynthiana
was the guest of her brother Fred
and wife, Saturday night.
VIM. Swanney made business trip
to Greenfield, Saturday.
Joseph Patton and wife, of Dallas
was entertained BY VIM. Country y
man and family, Sunday.
q. A. Rhoads and Mics luis William
were united In marriage Wednesday
1t uillsboso, 1t the HighlsnA House
George Lewis, of ouba. Pastsr u III
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New Equipment is being delivered
by the builders of the Chicago &
orth-Western Ry., daily, for the
Overland Limited, their fast three
day train to the coast. One of the
features of these new cars is the new
sleeping car equipment, of latest de-
sign, maximum size, electro lighted
Pullmans. These are fitted with ten
sections, a drawing room and two pri-
vate compartments In each car, and
are intended for the Chicago.San
Francisco service. Similar sleeping
cars, equipped with IL sections, one
drawing room and one compartment,
will pe operated on the Chicago-Port-
land line. These sleeping cars, togeth-
er with dining cars and composite.
buffet-smcking. library and observa-
tion car, constitute tine equipment of
the train. In addition to the service
that has heretofore been maintained
TO San Francisco and Portland, the
opening of the New Salt Lake Line
gives direct Los Angeles connection
TO the Overland Limited over new
and desirable route.
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place. So come everyone and enjoy
the evenings entertainment.
E. 8. Redkey and family left Friday
for weeks visit with relatives at
Dayton, Richmond, Muncie and Gin.
cinnati.
Mrs. John Gilbert, of Port William,
and Mrs. Sanford Burba, of Emerald,
attended the rally here Sunday.
Mrs. Evans ard two children, of
Spring Valley, are visiting her broth.
er, Rev. Scarf and wife.
Mrs. Kate Blair, of Richmond, Ind, +,
is spending a week with her sister,
Mrs. II. q. Redkey, and family.
Newton Lewis, " no was nominate ed
for trustee by the Republican pri.
mary declines to run and Mark Dickey
was put on the ticket. 1t was an ex-
cellent selection and he will be elect.
ed, no doubt, by a large majority.
Eli Winkle, who has sold his farm
to VIM. Temple, has moved to Hills
b0ro.
VIM. Hetherington, one of our old.
est and most respected citizens who
is blind, went to Cincinnati Saturday
to have an operation performed on
his eyes. It is the wish of all that It
may be successful and that he shall
regain his sight.
Homer Hendei son, of Leesburg,
came down Saturday to visit his par.
ents, John Henderson and wife.
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HIGHLAND.
OctOher % L

OCtOper I'd, lSOo.
Mrs. S. j. Robbins started on last
Wednesday morning for an extended
visit with friends and relatives in
Rushville, Ind.
Mrs. Mary Ann Beeson, of Denver,
Col, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Rachel Thornburg.
Mrs. John Lawson and daughter,
Lizzie, visited friends here Wednes-
day.
The remains of Mrs.. Florence
Carey, daughter of the late g. B.
Edwards, of Careyt0wn, were brought
to her former home from Cincinnati
Sunday morning and inferred at Au.
burn cemetery Monday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus Woodman.
see, of near sabina, were guests OF
Mrs. c. A. woodmansee last Wednes.
day.
r. K. Larkin made a business trip
to Cincinnati last Wednesday.
Mrs. G. E. Hixson, of Leesburg, Wis.
tied relatives here Saturday.
Messrs. Harold and Herbert Ross,
of Washington G. r., were calling on
friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Leslie Mcvey visited relatives
in Hillsboro Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. J. 8. Kerns and sons, Paul ant
Robert. of Samantha, visited rela
, tives here Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Frame, of Wilmington, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Miss Bes
sic Smith.
Mrs. F. M. HOrseman and Mrs. r. s
Woodmansee left Saturday morning
to visit their children, Edith Hors
man and Glenn Woodmansee, VIII
are attending college at Delaware.
Paul Sentman, of Rainsboro, Is vii
iting friends here.
The High. School Girls Basket Ba
team is planning a game with tn
Blanchester High School on Saturda
next. The girls are very much intel
ested in the kame and are doing som
faithful practicing. Our best wishs
20 with them.
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NEW PETERRBURG.
October %, 1905.

Rev. Seminar preached An able
sermon Sunday.
Misses Della Williams and Flora
Taylor spent saturday and Sunday as
guests of Greenfield friends.
Richard Dixson and wife, Charley
Dixson and George Grim and wife at
tended dance at the Butler Springs
Saturday night.
The farmers have began to crib
corn and report 1t of good quality.
J. M. Grim 10 at home after spend.
ing a week with his son, w. @. Grim
and wife, Of Bainbridge.
Herbert Farley has gone to West
Virginia on quite an extensive visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob shrivers visited
their son, Ned, and family 10 Spring
held on Sunday.
~ Wilkin ard wife sntsrtaiued On
sunday Thomas shaw ard vi3e and
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ELMVILLE.
October %, 1904. .

OCTOBER 70, l4O4.
Mrs. Jack Setty and little nephew
were guests of Mrs. Setty's sister,
Mrs. Chas. Hammond, of Dallas, last
week.
Frank Stults and wife, of near Mar.
shall, spent Sunday with his parents,
S. A. Stult sand wife.
Miss Lille Ward spent Saturday
and Sunday with her cousin, Miss
Bessie Ward, of Lovett.
Ed. Stults and family are visiting
Frank Huffman and family, of Ft.
Ancient.
Miss Margaret Patton is visiting at
Morgantown.
There will be box social Saturday
night, October %, at the school house
here. Proceeds for the benefit of the
school. Everybody invited.
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Want to Sell Your Farm ?

Town property or businessP ? or ex.
change what you have for something
else, some other place F? Listen: I'm
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BY this plan can surely help you
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Murphy attended the func 4 oil their
uncle, Mr.. Simons, near y .ingsvile
d. Leadbetter, of Hills' -o, was a
business visitor here Thu ii y.
Mrs. Harry Bragg has urned to
her home in st. Joseph. NJ af:er a
visit with relatives here.
Bert Setty was the guest of rela-
tives In Hillsboro last week.
Daniel Janc, of Washington, d. G ,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
,ast week.
Miss Ethel Smith, who has been Wis.
iting relatives In Missouri, has re.
turned home.
Jesse Gray aud daughter are visit
ing friends In Clermont county.
Ed. Roads has purchased I 8. Over.
hultz's property on Main street.
The Epworth League will give So
cial at the town hall October 81.
Every one is invited to attend.
James Copeland, of Chillicothe,
Ami Turner and D. D. Downing, of
Hillsboro, we're business visitors her
last week.
Mrs. Cameron, of Cynthiana, was
the guest of Mrs. Vergie Phillips on
Saturday.
DR.. o. @. Hook, of Rainsboro, was
calling on friends here Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. L F. House we're the
guests of Hillsboro friends Saturday.
Sanford Meadow and wife enter
tanned Miss Meadow, of PEBBLES, last
week.
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SUGARTREE RIDGE.
October %, 1905.

OStouSt %os AvO0'
The Sunday School rally here Sum
day was very we'll attended. A good
program was rendered, the little
folks acquitting themselves well and
We trust much good may result to the
schools.
There will be . grand entertain.
ment given In the N. e. Church here
on the evening Of October % At 7:30
By Miss Ella James. She Il . gradu-
ate Of the Ohio Wssleyan University
In the school Of oratory. She comes
highly reeoamendsd and II 10 not Of
ten that - high an order Of enter.
tai1Dsnt esn ~ secured II - email Z
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RAINSBORO.
October %. '05.

OCTOBER Z3, U0.
Miss Beatrice Davis has gone to
New Vienna, where she accepted a
position in dry goods store.
II. W. Roads bought the Ferguson
farm that was sold at'administrators
sale last Saturday for sl490.
v. r. Garrett, Burch Hixson, Frank
Blazer and G. F.. Clvburn returned
Wednesday evening from Springfield
where they had been attending the
sale of their brother.in-law, John
Trout.
Miss Ethel Taylor, of Latham, and
Harley Shanks of Poplar Grove, we're
the guests of James Copas and family
over Sunday.
J.w. Traber has moved into the
property belonging to Mrs. LaRue
Roads, on West Main st.
Miss Grace Ferguson taught the
school at No. I last Thursday In her
fathers absence.
John Snider has bought farm be.
tween Hillsboro and New Vienna, and
is arranging to move there in few
days.
William Copeland and wife of Sink
ing Springs, Sam Copeland, wife and
three children of Beaumont, Lewis
Fee, wife and daughter of Gallipolis,
Joe Copeland and mother enjoyed a
reunion at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Copeland, last Wednesday.
Geo. L. Garrett, of Hillsboro, was
circulating among his friends here
last week.
The Board of Education has ap-
pointed ]. w. Traber, as truant officer.
Ed Ferguson has gone to Dayton to
make his future home.
". T. Hodge and wife spent Satur.
day night and Sunday with friends at
New Vienna.
]. S. w. Sparguar has purchased
the barber shop of John Edgington,
and expects to learn the trade.
Sam Ferguson and sisters, Emma
and Mary, moved to Dayton last week
much to the regret of their many
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Trout, of Spring.
field will arrive today on visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Burch Hixson.
The President of the Ladies Aid So
ciety desires full attendance of the
members at the meeting on Thursday
afternoon of this week to transact
important business,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lucas and Mr..
and Mrs. Isma Roads spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Curless Roads.
J.B. Davis has been suffering with
a sprained ankle for a week past and
is still unable to walk.
John D. Roads had his buggy stolen
from his barn one night last week and
has no clew to the thief a. vet. he
has offered liberalreward to any one
who catches the guilty one, and as
there are several marks by which he
can identity it, 1t looks like 1t will be
hard for the thief to escape detection.
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WANT TO BUY A FARM =?

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Just call or write me what you want
where you prefer 1t and approx.
mately the price you will pay-IF
sUITED-and I'll send description of
what I think will meet your approval.
I've hundreds of bargains--all sizes
In every state, for sale or exchange.
CHAs, RICHARDS, Hiilsboro, Ohio.
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SINKING SPRING.
October %, 1905.

Chas. Young, of Toledo. was the
guest of John Hite and family last
week.
Mrs. Scott Mason, of Locust Grove,
is visiting her parents here.
jamie Frost has been seriously III
for some time, but by the careful
skill of DR.. House, he is rapidly i'm.
proving.
D. Philips and wife spent Tuesday
with Cynthiana friends.
Rev. Amen Easton was the guest
Of friends in Hillsboro last week.
Jehn ard Joseph Hite ~ Mr..
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Good cravenettes. WADE TURNER.
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Fine trousers. WADE TURNER.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-14

tended her hand to him, while the other bOokmakers viewed the scene enVi0us- ly.
 It had been easy enough for the book maker. He knew that the actress had met myriads of people in casual sort of way, and that there was no chance in the world for her to recall the faces of even a tenth of those she had thus met
 He remembered that last summer the actress, while in England, had been taken up by English society and made much of, and herecaIled having read of the pay party of American and English folk of egree who had attended this years Derby with the actress, or had met her in her box at Epson Downs on that day.
 So, in presenting himself to the ac- tress, he simply mumbled the first name he thought of and adverted to himself as having been one of those whom she had met on Derby day. The boOkmaker goes abroad every winter, knows England and the Continent well, and is acquainted with many persons on the list of the actress friends, so that he had no difficulty in maintain ing the little conversation with her.
 After the actress had gone he collec- ted his hundred. They made no more bets with him on any kind of a prOpo- siticn during the remainder of their stay here. They figured that he had too close a line on 'em.''
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-14

which has never yet been explained, he spEang upon the Southern planters a November estimate of the cotton crop and was severely aEraigned therefor by Secretary Cheatham, of the Southern Cotton Growers Association, We hast ened to say that the good old man was often mistaken, but it was not fair to accuse him of willful wrongdOing.
 But there is a point bep0nd which credulity cannot go, and Secretary Will son is forcing his apOlogists to the wall. When his December estimate was giE- en out the indignation of the cotton in- terests in the South knew no bounds when it was discovered that ke had es- timated the crop by bales of gross, in stead of net, weight, To the unin- formed this may seem a small mat ter, but it is not. It made difference of more than 5O0,OO0 bales in the esti- mated size of the crop. The issuance of November estimate strongly re- sembled an effort to bear the market. Mir. Cheatham and his friends certainly so regarded it. The sudden adoption of system of calculation which in- creases the number of bales produced by 100000 at this critical moment of the year has a similar complexion. We trust Secretary Wilson will explain.- Charleston News and Courier.