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Worley James W
Sherwood W I, O Walsh Michael
Woorley Walling
Sherwood Frank, O Ward Wilson
Wright Geo B
Sherwood Thos, O Ward Henry
Yazel John L
Harlan Township.
Postoffice -- Edwardsville. Those marked "C" get mail at Cozaddale; those "B" at Butlerville; those "L" at Level ; and those "W" at West Woodville.
Alexander C H Anderson John H Anderson John
Armstrong Edwin Allen David B Addis Mary A
Apgan CP, . C . Armstrong John, C Adair Harvey
Anderson Henry
Ashenfelter Wm Ashenfelter F G
Ward Jas F Ward Sanford Wass Mary J
Penquite Wm Penquite John
Smith Cassius M
Perrine Daniel Pidgeon Samuel, O Stanfield James Pilcher Joshua Stoneman Henry Perry Nathan Strout Wm H St John David
Stubbs Isaac
Williams Cynthia
Williams Afred
Urton John
Settlemire R
Vandoren Barclay
Shawhan Allen
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Anderson A Bowman Mary Bowman Thos H
Constable Geo, L Doughman Geo, C Conover A Diebold Jacob, B Dewey John P Crist R R, B
Butler Abram Constable Hiram, L Dewey Warren Constable Wm, sr, L Day Edward, L
Bowman Mary Bowman Hannah E Chivington Belle Balchiser Jacob Cox Aaron Brown Stewart, L Coleman Thos, L Collins Maria E
Daughman I Daughman Benj Drever Joseph Davis John
Brown James S, L
Collins Elliott
Dudley Ira, C
Bowman Samuel J Brown Vincent, L Bindley John
Collins Wilford Carson John
Exanan Henry Entz Fhilip, B Ford Richard
Brown Ransom, L Collis Wm H
Brown Jeremiah, L Crist Elias A, B
Brown EN, L
Crist Morris, B
Fetts Michael, B' Fox Milton A, L
Bennett Mary A, B Constable Jas, L Beatty John Brace Daniel, B Clark John Coleman Joseph Bowman A C Coleman Jno, L Bowman John F Crosson Wm, jr,
Farquar David Farquar John, L Fox David, W Foote J W, W
Bennett W L. B
Conden J W
B Fox Elizabeth, L Fox John, L Frybarger A, C Frybarger Lewis, C Fox J, L
Berger Adamı Barber Elisha
Clevenger Wm Clevenger James
Fordyce Frank W
Bock Peter
Clevenger Sarah
Ferce James G
Benn Benjamin
Crosson M V, B Cox Robert
Ferguson A Gozel John
Baldwin Lafayette Conover Ed'wd, C Goodwin Levi, L
Baldwin M V
Conover Sam'l C
Baldwin Johanna Conway Hugh
Bettis Elizabeth
Clinton J H
Binder Adam
Carroll Dan'l, B
Bowman Elizab'h, C Corwin M W "
Baldwin George Cadwallader Ezra
Bowman Samuel S Crosson George, B Gongon John
Bennett Benj, L Craig Milton, C Constable Wm H, B Craig Sam'l, C Constable N, sr, B Conklin John
Gorman Joseph Goodman Lena, L Goodman W R
Clevenger James Caroley Samuel
Cadwallader A, L Chaney Wm Constable Wm H, jr Chaney Thomas Carder Frederick Carter Wm Conner John Constable J, B
Gearing J B Gearing FF Gregory Thos, B Greeley Walter, B
Gleason Ellen
Hitesman John, C
Constable N, jr, L Chineworth Isaac Constable Thos, L Clevenger Wm Clinton Jackson. L Donalds F
Hall George
Hiser John, C
Bartholomew John
Baldwin Benj V
Clevenger Albert Cox Wm H
Bisher Jacob
Goodwin James, L Gustin J W, W Gustin Samuel, W Goodwin J W, L Giehls Henry Galagher Walter S
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Hicks Thomas Hitesman W H H Hawthorn P
Krote Chris
Kroel Henry, B Keplinger L
Krunker Jobn U Kregler Henry Keller Matthias Klippart John
Osborn Uriah, D Osborn Marion, L Osborn Thomas J, L Csborn Morris Oldenberg Joseph Osborn Albert, L
Harper Samuel, B Klippart Farnie
Long Emery Lehr John
Patterson TJ, W
Holmes George Holmes Truman Holms Gilds Harrell Benj S Hampton James T
Long Jacob Leexer Austin
Prickett James Peel D
Hill Thomas, C
Hill Albert, C
Lyon Jeha, W
Runyan F P, B
Hill M.J, C
Lyon Oren J, W
Runyan Jackson, B Riggs Mary E Robinson Daniel A
Hutchinson Alex Hill Moses, C Hamlin Thos
Long Wm
Ross Wm P, L
Henry James M
Lundy Israel, B
Reed Wm
Henry Mahala F
Lucket Mary W
Ross James W, C
Henry S C
McMullen L J
Ross John R, C
Hadley A Hamlin Edwin
McFarren S D, L
Reed Thomas
Henry Catharine
McMullen Wm E Miller Abbie
Runyan Geo W. B
Henry John R
Mckinney David C Rilew James W
Hicks James
Manker Charles
Ross Newton, L
Hicks Frank
Mirand Annie
Romolir Chas, W
Hayward Thos Henry Wm M Ingle John, C
Mckinney Harman Simpson Jackson, B McGloughlin J
Sand Henry
Ingersoll NT, L Mounts Milton, L Ingersoll Mary, L McDonald SL, L Mueher George
Spurling S F, B Spurling H T, B
Jackson S, W
Jrckson Stephen, W Morgan J A, C Morgan Sarab, C Morris Thomas
Jarrells James Jordan N W Jackson George,
L Miller Henry Moore Nathaniel
Jackson N, L
Jackson Jno M, L Nichols James Nosear Wm Nicely Wm Onk John G Oberlin John, L
Spencer G A Schooley Eli Schull Philip, B Soth Jacob Simpson Jno E, B ., Sears Perry, L Spurling James B Styles Alonzo, C Scott Leander Sears Frank, L Simpson John, B
Schooley Levi
Jackson Wm, L Jones Thos, C Jones Geo N, Ç Jones Silas, C Keeler Nancy Oldenberg John, L Stout Jno M Oldenberg Joseph
Kramps John
Meneley Sarah E
Riley Wm
Renner K
Henry M A
Mount David, C
Runyan Benj
Long Henry
Leat John D, L
Quick Elizabeth Runyan Henry
Leever Benj Long Isaac
Obryan Fancy Patton Peter HI Price M B
Hampton John Hitesman J C, C Harcum Joseph Harcum Henry
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Spurling Wesley Smith D J, B Smith Phebe, B Smith Wm, B Smith David, B Sharp John, L Symons Robert Symons Wm Sharp Samuel Sharp Hannah
Soth Michael, B Soth Edw'd, B Spurling PC, L
Skinner James
Smith Daniel
Skinner R A
Skinner Wm H Skinner Alfred Smith L S, B Smith Eliza Templin Floyd, B
Whitacre Wilson, B Whitacre George, B Whitacre Martin, B Whitacre Geo J, B Whitacre Elias, B Whitacre A H, B Whitacre O C, B
Whitacre Jas H, B WhitacreMadison, B Whitacre Enoch, B
Smith Jno E, B
Smith Thos, B Thomas John
Scott Vincent, W Turner John
Spurling Peter E, L Trickey Henry C Starkey Eli Taylor Richard S Templin Peter S Templin R, B Spence Findlay Seeley Sarah Snell Susan Snell Daniel P Shawhan D P
Taylor John T, B Trickey John R VanCleve J L
Watkins Mary, L Watkins David, L Walter David, L Williams Allison, W
Snider James, B
Whitacre Thos H Whitacre Wm L Whitacre S V
Williams John, W Watkins J H, L Wolfe Thomas Willenburg Elizab'h
Smith John B
Whitacre Philip, B Welsh Michael
Snider Elisha, B
Whitacre J M, B Young Wm, C Whitacre Dora, B Zanders Frederick
Butlerville.
Harlan Township. Bird DS, dry goods Flommerfelt Mary Power J W Blackstone Sallie E, Getzman B B, att'y Price H W & Bro, millinery Hites John R, insur- undertakers ance agent Runyan Chas Chapman George Carroll D, saw mill Chapman Charles Starkey A G, car- pets Simpson J & Bro, Sleeth L M Collins J B, physic- ian Daughman Val Dunn John
Hill Geo, physician Ridgely Anna Hitesman Charles Johnston A G Miller J M Mahon W Mossback John, tan- saw mill
ner
Whitacre P C, B Whitacre Aquilla, B Whitacre Warren, B Winston George Worley Charles Wyman John Watkins Caleb, L
Snider Wm H, B
Veib George
Stewart Wm B Smith Wm, B Smith C, B
Whitacre John
Soth Frank P, B
WIGGINS & McKILLOP'S
DIRECTORY
-OF-
HIGHLAND COUNTY,
FOR 1878.
1878. Wiggins & McKillop, Printers, Wellsville, O. Directory Office, Columbus, O.
Highland County Historical.
The land in this part of Ohio was given by the State of Virginia to her officers and soldiers in the Revolutionary War as a reward for their gallant services. About 1795 the survey- ing of these lands was commenced in this county. This was the hunting ground of the Shawnee, Miami and Wyandot Indians, and they watched with vigilant and jealous eye the intrusive white man with his chain and compass With pro- phetic vision they penetrated the future and saw their cherished hunting grounds disappearing before the devastating hand of civilization, and often repelled the encroachments of the "pale face" with the tomahawk and scalping knife.
In July, 1797, Adams county was organized, and embraced in its boundaries most, if not all, of what is now Highland, and was the fourth county organized in the State. At that time there were but two white people residing within the present limits of this county. John Wilcoxan being the first settler, near Sinking Spring, in 1795.
In August, 1798, Ross county was organized and the terri- tory now constituting Highland detached from Adams and included in Ross, and continued so until May, 1805, when Highland was formed from Ross, Adams and Clermont, and embraced within its boundaries about half of Fayette and two- thirds of Clinton.
The county was then divided into four townships: New Market, Brushcreek, Liberty and Fairfield.
Madison was then a part of Fairfield and the place of voting was Beverly Milner's, on Hardin's Creek.
1 New Market is the oldest town in the county, and was laid off in 1798, and was for a number of years the county seat. Here the first term of court was held May 16, 1805.
Court was usually held in a small room in a tavern only large
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enough to accommodate the judges, members of the bar, jurors witnesses and parties, the spectators standing outside and lis tening through the cracks. The jury went out into the wood and sat on a log to deliberate on their verdict, and the sessio of the grand jury was usually held in a tree top.
This county occupies the dividing ridge between the Littl Miami and Scioto rivers, its highest lands being about seve hundred feet above low water mark of the Ohio River at Cin cinnati, and sloping from the centre, East, West and South from one to three hundred feet. Its soil is rather heavy cla underlaid by limestone, except a little outcrop of sandston and slate along the south-east line. It abounds in never-failin springs, clear and permanent.
Hillsboro contains a population of about 4,000. It is we laid off; the streets are wide and for the most part lined wit handsome shade trees, which add not a little to the beauty an attractions of the town. Its business blocks and private resi dences will compare favorably, both in elegance of architectur and convenience, with those of any town of the size in th State. The new City Building is a handsome and substantia structure, aud a credit to the town.
Residentially Hillsboro possesses many advantages. Il elevated situation renders it free from those miasmatic an malarial complaints which are found in many parts of th "State. Its moral and social status is unexcelled, and th citizens afford a liberal support to five churches. The publi " schools are maintained in an excellent condition under the car of an efficient superintendent. The public library in Cit Hall is well supplied with books, periodicals and the literatur - of the day.
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Business Notices.
HILLSBORO NATIONAL BANK
th Is the oldest bank in the county, and is one of the solid agfinancial institutions of the country. It has a capital of $100,- ng000, and a surplus of nearly $40,000. John A. Smith, is presi- ogdent, and C. Barrere, cashier.
THE HILLSBORO GAZETTE
Is published by J. R. Marshall. It is a widely read and influ- th ential newspaper, containing in a condensed form, and making a specialty of, all local news of the county, as well as general news. Recent additions to the job printing department give them every facility for doing all work in that line in a prompt and artistic manner. The office is in Trimble's block, on the corner of High and Main streets. See advertisement in this volume.
C. H. COLLINS.
This gentleman was born in Maysville, Ky., where he studied and was admitted to the bar. He has now been prac- ticing law twenty-five years ; eleven years in Lexington, Mo., and fourteen years in Hillsboro. Possessing rare natural abi !- ities, and being a close and industrious student, he takes a prominent place in the profession and enjoys a large and lucra. tive practice.
EVANS & FERRIS.
This well known and reliable banking house is on the cor- ner of Main and High streets. The business was begun in 1865, and has always enjoyed the confidence of the community. They transact a general banking business.
SEYBERT & CO.,
Located at 3 west Main street are extensive wholesale and re- tail dealers in drugs, medicines, paints, cils, stationery and
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druggists' goods generally. Physicians will find here a most complete line of all supplies needed by the profession, as this house makes a specialty of those goods. Their trade extends all through this section of the State. For further particulars we refer to their advertisement in this work.
FRANK HARRIS.
The store of this gentleman is on High street, opposite the court house. He carries a full line of hardware, stoves, tin ware, wood pumps, reapers and mowers, and all kinds of ag- ricultural implements ; also, sewing machines. Those who intend purchasing anything in this line will do well to call and see the inducements offered. Look out for the sign of the " Red Hot Stove."
THE HIGHLAND NEWS
Is published every Thursday by J. L. Boardman. It is the only Republican paper published at the county seat, and has an extensive circulation throughout the county among all classes. The job printing department is well supplied with everything neccessary for all kinds of work in that line. The office is on the corner of Main and Short streets, opposite Music Hall. For terms, etc., see card elsewhere.
ELLICOTT HOUSE.
This well known and deservedly popular house is on the Main street, centrally located and convenient to the depot. It has been newly furnished and refitted, and offers the best accommodations for commercial travelers. The livery stable which is connected with this house is one of the best in the city, and customers will find here at all times handsome rigs and stylish turnouts, which will be furnished at satisfactory rates. Mr. J. A. Strobhard is the proprietor, and thoroughly understands the business in all its details. Call and see them when you visit Hillsboro.
KIBLER & HERRON
This is one of the leading houses in this section of the State. Their place of business is on east Main street, sign of the anvil. Here may be found a large and well-selected stock of general hardware, including all supplies for blacksmiths, wagon makers, builders, etc. The department devoted to ag-
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ricultural implements will be found well supplied with all kinds of improved and labor-saving machinery, among which we might mention the Buckeye reaper, the Wier cultivator, the Troy Champion plow, etc. It has always been their aim to keep the best goods in the market, considering them the cheapest in the end. The proprietors give personal attention to all details of their business, and all classes of purchasers will find it to their advantage to call here.
I. A. TEIBLE
Is popularly know as "The Clothier." He has been here over twelve years and by strict attention to business, and by being always ready to meet the wants of the people, has built up an extensive trade, equalled by but few clothing houses in this part of the State. His store room, which is one hundred feet deep, is supplied with thousands of feet of shelving and coun- ters on which are piled all kinds of clothing suitable for men, boys and children. Those who want a good bargain should go there, as they cannot fail to find something to meet their wants, both in quality and price, as they have a large stock to select from, and the proprietor means business when he advertises " best goods for the least money of any house in Southern Ohio." See his card elsewhere.
T. M. HIESTAND
May be found at 17 north High street. His stock consists of French china, glassware, queensware, in great variety; also, wall paper, picture frames, etc. This house is well known throughout the county, having been established over a quarter of a century ago. Passing through a number of changes it fi- nally came into the hands of the present proprietor. His card may be seen elsewhere.
KIRBY SMITH
Takes a prominent place in the legal profession, and is known throughout the county as a lawyer of rare attainments, experi- ence and sound judgement, and is deservedly popular with all.
BENJ. CONARD,
At 10 East Main street, has a large stock of queensware, glass- ware', window glass, mirrors, picture frames, mouldings, wall paper, window shades, etc. He has been in business here twelve
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years, and by strict attention to business and fair dealing to all has succeeded in building up a good trade. His card may be seen on another page.
STEVENSON & YOUNG
Have been in business here for about twenty years. They now occupy commodious rooms at 3 south High street, one door south of Main. They do a large merchant tailoring business, and have constantly on hand a good and well selected stock of cloths, cassimeres, vestings, etc., which they are ready to make to order on short notice and in the most fashionable style. They have also on hand a fine stock of gents' furnishing goods and ready-made clothing, and they guarantee satisfaction in quality and price. See their card elsewhere.
JOHN RECKLY
Came here in 1854 from Cincinnati, where he conducted busi- ness for four years. He deals largely in stoves, tinware, grates and mantels, pumps, gas fixtures, etc. He has also a number of hands employed putting up lightning rods, and is prepared to fill orders from any part of the county promptly. Mr. Reckly is an advocate of judicious advertising,-his card appears in the Cincinnati Directory of 1853. It may, also, be found in this volume. Don't fail to call at the sign of the " Big Coffee Pot," when you want anything in his line.
J. G. OONK & SON
Are located at 34 south High street. They are engaged in the merchant tailoring business, and have a good trade. They are well known throughout the town and county, having gained an enviable reputation for the well made and finely fitting gar- ments that leave their shop. Those who want anything in their line will do well to call and see the inducements offered.
M. R. ORR
Occupies large and commodious rooms in the Masonic Temple. The store room is twenty-three feet wide by eighty-five in length, and is handsomely fitted up. Here may be found the largest stock of millinery and fancy goods in the county. His card may be found elsewhere.
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JOHN W. QUINN
Is engaged in the drug business on High street, opposite the court house. Mr. Quinn thoroughly understands the business ; he is a graduate of the Philadelphia School of Pharmacy, and all patrons can rely on having prescriptions carefully and accu- rately compounded. His card appears on another page.
M. CALVERT.
Though this gentleman has only been in business here for a few years, he has already built up a good trade. His stock of dry goods and notions, consisting, in part, of cassimeres, jeans, flannels, fancy dress goods, prints, etc., will be found complete and suited to the demands of town or country trade. See his advertisement.
W. HOYT, M. D.,
Is the homeopathic physician and surgeon of the town. He is a graduate of the Cleveland Homeopathic College, his diploma bearing the date of 1867. He has a good practice in the town and surrounding country.
SLOANE & HOUGH.
The law office of this firm is in the Strauss building, on West Main street. They are well known throughout this sec- tion of the State and clients can rely on having any business entrusted to them carefully and promptly attended to.
S. E. HIBBEN & SON
Is one of the substantial business houses of the town. They have a flourishing trade in dry goods and notions, and carry a well selected stock, suitable for the country as well as the town trade. Their new store room is well lighted, handsomely fit- ted up, and well worthy of a visit by intending purchasers.
JEFFERSON HOUSE
Is on west Main street, near the depot. The location is desira- ble, and it has a fair trade. Mr. F. Theobald, the proprietor, has also a first-class barber shop on High street, between Main and Walnut streets, where everything in this line is artistic- ally attended to.
JAMES REECE
Is well known throughout the county. He deals in agricultu-
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ral implements, carriages, Studdebaker wagons, reapers, etc. Farmers will do well to see his stock and prices.
SPEES & BARRERE
Are engaged in the drug business at 17 West Main street. Their store is tastefully fitted up and well supplied with pure drugs, medicines and everything usually found in a first-class store of this kind. Their card appears elsewhere,
A. HARMAN,
Though one of the younger members of the legal profession, is well known throughout the county, and enjoys a remunerative and growing practice. His office is on Main street, two doors west of the Citizens' National Bank.
W. R. SMITH & CO.,
At No. 16 East Main Street, have a large stock of drugs, medi- cines, chemicals, perfumery, toilet articles, paints, oils, glass, brushes, dye stuffs, etc. Their business has been established over twenty five years, and their trade extends all through this section of the country. Mr. W. G. Smith has charge of the pre- scription department, which is sufficient guarantee that every thing in this line will be accurately and carefully compounded. Parties intending to make purchases in this line will do well to call and examine for themselves. See advertisement on another page.
KRAMER HOUSE.
This popular house is on Main street, and only about two squares from the depot. Mr. Philip Kramer, the proprietor, understands the business fully in all its details, as his numer- ous customers will testify. The table is always supplied with the luxuries of the season. Give him a call when you visit Hillsboro. Good livery attached.
GEORGE B. GARDNER.
The law office of this gentleman is near the corner of High and Main streets. His practice extends throughout this and adjoining counties, and those in need of legal services will find him reliable and prompt, attending faithfully to all interests ntrusted to him.
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CITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK
Is on west Main street. It transacts a general banking busi- ness, and numbers among its depositors and customers many of the leading business men of the town and county. Mr. J. C. Gregg is president, and C. M. Overman, cashier.
MATTHEWS & HUGGINS,
Whose card will be found on another page, take a prominent position among the law firms of the county, and deservedly have an extensive business. They may be found at the corner of High und Short streets, up stairs.
B. F. BEESON
Is mayor of Hillsboro, also attorney at law and justice of the peace. His office is in the City Hall. See his card elsewhere,
Official Directory.
HIGHLAND COUNTY OFFICERS.
Representative,
. H. C. Dawson . S. F. Steele
Common Pleas Judge,
Probate Judge,
J. C. Norton
Auditor, E. M, De Bruin .
Treasurer,
W. S. Patterson
Sheriff,
Clerk of the Court,
State's Attorney,
W. C. Newell . J. M. Hughey J. M. Dumenil George Stevens
Recorder,
W. J. Boyd, Greenfield
Coroner, .
. M. M. Barrere John Ballentine Jonathan Williams C. B. Miller
Thomas H. Long
County Commissioners, .
J. Bogart H. H. Redkey
School Examiners,
H. S. Doggett -
L. McKibben E. G. Smith
HILLSBORO CORPORATION OFFICERS.
Mayor,
. B. F. Beeson
Marshal,
A. V. McConnaughey
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Presbyterian Church-Corner of Main and East streets. W. J. McSurely, pastor.
M. E. Church-Walnut street, between High and East. T. H. Pearne, D. D. pastor.
Baptist Church-West street, between Main and Walnut. J. W. Weatherby, pastor.
County Surveyor,
Infirmary Directors, .
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St. Mary's (Catholic) Church-High street, between Walnut and South. M. O'Donahue, pastor.
St. Mary's (P. E.) Church-Corner of High and North streets. W. T. Bowen, rector.
SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.
Highland Lodge No. 38 F. & A. M .- Meet Thursday on or after full moon in each month, at the Masonic Temple, cor- ner of High and Beech streets.
Hillsboro Chapter No. 40 R. A. M .- Meets Thursday before the full moon in each month in the same place.
Hillsboro Council No. 16 R. & S .- Masters meet quarterly- second Thursday before full moon in January, April, July and October-at same place.
Highland Commandery U. D .- Meets the second Thursday succeeding the full moon in each month at the same place.
A. O. U. W.
Buckeye Lodge No. 17 A. O. U. W .- Meets every Thursday in Temperance Hall, corner High and Walnut streets.
I. O. O. F.
Lafayette Lodge No. 25 I. O. O. F .- Meets every Monday night. Hall in Smith's block, corner Main and High streets.
Tawawa Encampment No. 51 I. O. O. F .- Meets on the second and fourth Friday in each month.
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Highland Weekly News, HILLSBOROUGH, O.
A Republican Family Newspaper. LARGEST CIRCULATION IN HIGHLAND COUNTY.
TERMS-(Invariably in Advance,) postage free-Single Copies per year, $1.50. Sample copies free.
J. L. BOARDMAN,
Editor and Proprietor.
Advertising rates low.
Furnished on application.
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Adams Chas H, clerk, boards Ellicott House Allen Ellen, 81 west Main
Allen Henry C, Carpenter, 74 north High
Allison James, wood turner, 9 north High Ambrose John, sr, brick maker, 72 east Walnut Amen, Gregg & Co, grocers, Smith's block, 4 west Main Amen Samuel, of Amen, Gregg & Co, 15 east Walnut
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