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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-12-16
NEW PETERSBURG.

OoC0mUeE 44tuS AooOs
A very pleasant dance ~ Miller Worley's last
Thursday night.
Phil Mercer came out last Wednesday morn
ing with kind Of q grin on his face. It's
girl
Prof. Ray gave one Of bis entertainments
here Saturday night and 1t was highly sppre-
ciated. He will give another entertainment
here next Saturday night, December 18th.
Mrs. Almira Watts, Of Iowa, was telegraphed
to come to the bedside of her sick mother, Mrs.
Slonsker, who was lying at the point Of death.
She arrived Q short time after her mother died.
Mrs. Richard Slonaker, whose illness We
mentioned last week, died last Wednesday
morning, after brief illness Of about ten
days duration. Funeral services were hello
Friday morning At the NJ. Z. Church, Of which
she was member. The remains were laid to
rest in the Greenfield cemetery.
Both churches Of this place are making big
preparations to have . good time Christmas
Eve. At the NJ. E. Church there will be .
Christmas arch and . revolving tree. Also, on
the following Wednesday evening the members
Of this church will give an oyster supper for
the benefit Of the church. The Presbyterian
Church will have Christmas boat and An
oyster supper the same night. Proceeds for
the benefit Of the church.
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NEW MARKET.

December l4th, 1886.
Rev. Charles Luck held forth at the G. U.
Church last Sunday night.
John F. Vance will run the peddling wagon
for @. A. Wilkin during the winter season.
Mrs. Small, Of Nebrsska, wsa In our midst
the latter part Of last week visiting friends.
Mr.. Arval Pavey killed white owl last Sat-
urday that measured five feet from tip to tip.
Mrs. Lewis A. Purdy has been quite sick the
past week with quinsy, but Is better st this
writing.
Mrs. Armints Barrere and Miss Hsidee Van
Wrinkle, OF New Vienna, spent Saturday and
Sunday in our vicinity.
The Sunday school scholars Of the Presby-
terian Church will meet at the church ON the
afternoon Of Friday preceding Christmas and
receive their treat and other presents. Tho
Baptist pupils will meet ON Christmas after.
and enjoy their treat and other gifts. On
Christmas there will be grand concert at the
Baptist Church.
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Our Holiday Number.

Like all the prominent journals and
periodicals in the land the News. HERALD
will get out "holiday edition" next
week that won't-taking thingsinto con.
sideration-suffer by comparison with
anything printed. It will contain a
large amount of desirable, original mat.
ter, and will be enlarged for the occasion
to ten pages. Among the original con-
tributions will be beautiful paper en-.
titled "Amone the Miners" by Mrs.
Olive Ennis, formerly of this city; a
rarely (if ever equalled paper, some
what OH the Jules Verne order, by Mr..
H. A. Pavey, upon "The Scenery of the
Earth in the Carboniferous Age"; an
account of "a Tour to Chattanooga, by
Be Barrere; and contributions from the
pens of Highland Boy" knight of
the Grip" "The Tramp" and others. In
addition there will be column of origi-
nal verse by local contributors, and the
usual unequalled amount and quality of
neighborhood correspondence and local
news. If you intend to send this paper
ior year to some friend or relative as a
holiday present, remember to call early
and avoid the rush. Advertisers should
bear in mind the same timely advice,
coupled with the knowledge of the fact
that the NEws.HERALD positively refuses
to be beaten in any respect by any other
county paper in the Nation. Look out
for that holiday edition.
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MAYORS COURT,
What the Evil Doors Have Done Re.
Gently and Their Punishment.

The Mayor has been more than usually
busy the past week.
The trial and discharge of Ray John.
son is mentioned elsewhere.
Milt. Wright, plain drunk, was to have
been tried at o'clock yesterday (wednes-
day afternoon.
John beaverton plead guilty to raising
a disturbance, and was fined S25 and
costs. Secured.
John Day got drunk last Thursday.
When ne has broken So worth of rocks
and enough mere to pay the costs he
will be turned loose.
Sam Williams (who had Frank Lewis
arrested) was brought up for disorderly
conduct and fined $40 and costs. He
planked down the ducats.
Ike West, who was recently filled full
of shot by Carey Williams, was arrested
Monday, chargedewith carrying conceal.
ed weapons. His trial will be held Mon.
day, December 90. y
Frank Lewis, colored boy, was ar.
rested on Friday evening for carrying
concealed weapons. lie was tried before
the Mayor Saturday morning and fined
$25, which was secured.
Tom Dillon was arrested Tuesday
morning on charge of selling liquor to
Sam Williams, a minor. He plead not
guilty, and the hearing was set for Mon
day afternoon, December 20.
The Riley brothers, proprietors of the
saloon adjoining the Masonic Temple,
were arrested on charge OF assault and
battery. Their trial will be held at ten
o'clock next Tuesday, December 81.
VIM. Houston, who assaulted Monroe
Newland on May 9Th, was arrested last
Friday. He had been dodging the off,
GERS ever since the offense was commit
ted, but they got him at last, and he is
now working out $50 fine on the "gay
and festive" stone.pile.
Joseph jenkins is colored boy who
ought to know better than to do such
things. but on October 23d last he pur-
loined two pairs OF shoes from Ritten.
houses store. He, too, had eluded the
vigilance of the officers, but they got
him last Thursday, and on Friday he
was doomed to pay a fine OF $50 and
costs, and spend thirty days in Jail. The
prospects are good for Joseph enjoying
seclusion during the holidays.
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The Masonic ReceptiOn.

Tie reception given by the Masonic
fraternity at their new rooms in the
Temple on Tuesday evening was an ex.
ceedingly enjoyable occasion. Seven
hundred invitations had been Issued,
and few II any who received one failed
to he present. The decorations of the
rooms have been previously described.
Many Of the gentlemen appeared in full
evening dress, and there were many
elegant costumes worn by the ladies.
Holthaus' Great Western Orchestra, Of
Cincinnati, furnished excellent music,
and about eleven o'clock the older folks
withdrew and gave the younger and gid.
dicr ones opportunities to display the
poetry OF motion. To be plain, they
danced. There was some dissatisfaction
occasioned among the wall.fowers by
the very apparent manner in which the
dancing floor was monopolized during
the evening by the same parties, and
the self.denial that is supposed to come
Of good breeding was not nearly so con-
spicuous for it's frequency as from its
absence. Upon an occasion like this
where, as guests, all ore equal, there
should have been due consideration OF
the rights of all. But it was fact fire.
quently commented upon that the same
couples occupied tho floor almost with.
out rest from the time dancing began
until the last number on the programme,
and those who didn't sail in and get into
the first sets got left the rest of the eve.
ming. Visitors from neighboring cities
were quite numerous, and the Masonic
brethren, it should be known, were in
defatigable in their efforts to entertain
their guests.
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PRlCETOwN.

December 1ith. 1856.
Geo. Stevens Is suffering with lame back.
A new corn shelter has been placed in the
mill.
W. A. Dodscn has been repairing his house
nicely.
Thurman Sanders made flying visit to Mt.
Grab Sunday.
Nicely I.andess has been in Blancl,ester sev-
ersl days on business
Rev. Hill preached his first sermon on his
pastoral year Sunday.
Pricetown can boast OF one OF the bert flour
ing mills in the county.
Elsie McConnsughey, daughter of ]. A. Nc
Connsughey, is quite sick.
D. A. Pulliam is building new bridge across
Whiteoak near Russ Gray's.
j. ". Abraham has been in Cincinnati for
the past Two weeks on business.
J. NJ. Foust and wife have been visiting for
several days at Jonathan Foust's.
John Workman and wife spent the Sabbath
st Willettsville, the guests Of David Hodsoh
and wife.
Tessie Faris assumed the pressure Of the
school.room couple Of days last week at Wal.
nut College.
Jonathan Foust is suffering from very se-
closed for this week.
Mrs. Lizzie Dodson was visiting last week,
the first time she has been ont Of the sick-room
for over four months.
Word has been received from Daniel Work.
man and wife that they will shortly return
home from their Iowa visit.
There is great deal of sickness in the COM
munity at present and Drs. CLANCY 4 DeHass
are kept constantly on the go.
Spelling and reading schools are all the 20
now. Jonathan Foust gave ono Tuesday night
and Milton Smith Friday night
Ferd Houk, one of our jolly boys, who has
been making his home with Dan Turner for
the past year, goes to his own home at Weber.
town this week.
While G. w. Tedrick and Alva ponohoo
were out cunning last week Alva shot at Q
quail and part Of the shot struck Tedrick: in
the body and face. There still remains one
shot in Tedrick's left cheek.
On the 8th inst. Jacob D. Cochran, one of
Salem's pioneers, reached his seventieth mile
stone. His children, grand children and other
relatives met vt his residence on this occasion,
with well-illed baskets, and tried to surprise
him, but he had been sleeping with an eye
open. His children gave him some valuable
presents. That he may have many happy re.
turns is the wish Of the writer,
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HOMETOWN.

December 18th, 1856.
Miss Jeanette Kincaid, Of Sardinia, was the
guest Of Mrs. W. E. Diehl last Thursday.
There is series Of meeting this week at
Ketterman's Chapel conducted By Rev. Price.
Prices ranging from eS so to o.. per hundred.
the office Of Judge Matthews, Of Cincinnati,
after going TO Columbus and passing success
ful examination to practice law In Ohio, has
returned home. We wish him success.
Subject for debate next Friday night, Re
solued, That Warrington should receive more
praise for his services to the United States than
lafayette. +. p. Rosselot and 81. B. Galliett,
Affirmative, J. J. Galliett and DR.. Andersop,
negative.
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Orange Blossoms.

Mr.. John S. Carlisle, OF Marshall, and
Miss Lizzie Powell, of New Vienna, were
united in marriage at New Market on
Thursday evening last, Rev. Chas. Luck
officiating. The couple we're among the
arrivals at the Clifton House hare the
same evening. Everybody will wish
them we'll.
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LYNCHBURG.

DecemDer l4tn, l6eb.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. AL Hair, . girl.
Miss Gertie Noble Sundayed in Hillsboro.
Mrs. J. F. Holiday il sick with lung fever.
Mrs. ". H. Bobbitt visited the Queen City
Monday.
Charles Picksrel brought his new wife home
on Sunday.
J. L. Strange, OF Russell, was in town Mon
day evening.
Ism. Troth attended to legal business in Day.
ton last week.
Miss Kate Gibson is confined to the house
with sore throat.
tivss here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. West, of westboro,
spent Sunday with DR.. Fulton.
Ed CLANCY has moved his sawmill from the
Dollinger farm to Clinton county.
Mrs. Mollie Chaney went to Cincinnati yes
tsrday to purchase her holiday goods.
Col. W. H. Glenn and wife, Of Hillsboro,
we're visiting their son, Harry, on Sunday.
George Webster and wife, of Belfast, are viz
itinG Mrs. Webster's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
W. Townsend.
Mr.. B. G. williams will deliver his lecture,
THE Four Pillars" in the Town Hall, Wednes-
day evening, December 29th.
The farm Of the late W. II. Walker, east of
town. was appraised last week and will be sold
by the administrator st private sale.
John Graham, sen., who has been confined
to the house with erysipelas for several months,
was able to come to town last Saturday.
All persons indebted to me BY book acc ount
or note will please call and settle the same with
out delay. W. j. SRoFE, NJ. d.
T. I. Fulton returned Saturday from Phila.
delphis where he engaged to travel for whole
sale clothing house He will travel through
Ohio and Indiana.
At regular meeting of the r. J. Murrell
Post, No. 457. G. A. R., the following officers
were elected: Samuel Montgomery, P. c.;
Morgan Tedrick, q. v. c.. J. O. Chaney, ]. v.
Surgeon; Thos. Montgomery, Q. NJ; Peter
vanmeter. Chaplain Aaron Bogsrt, o. G.
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The Ford Trial

Upon Wednesday afternoon of last week
resulted in the discharge OF Charles
Ford from custody, the evidence not
warcanting his further detention.
George was bound over to court to an
swer to charge of assault and battery.
Bail in the sum of 500 was furnished
by Mr.. Pitt Sanders.
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TURKEY.

OeC0mDot Ill., 1U0O.
Our school, which 10 taught by John W.
Hiser, IL In full progress.
John Wisecup, Of Indiana, waited his sister.
Mrs. Gary skeen, few days ago. .t =
Wylis Austin and family, Of Shady Grove,
Pike county, are visiting at ths residence OF N.
F. Hiser.
Our p. Ms wife 10 spending few weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. George Wolfe, Of
Blackford county. Indiana.
Golden Hill Grange, No. 2OS. will meet the
third Saturday Of this month, TO elect their
officers for the coming year.
D. T.. Frump has . wood chopping to-day,
and he will give an oyster supper at night.
Quite lively time 10 expected.
The young and soma Of the old folks mst
ct the schoolhouss Wednesday night and o..
ganized debating socisty. They viii most
next Friday night q the schoolhouss.
Mr.. Bashors, Of Paulding, PAnlding county,
O., made this vicinity short visit 8 fsW days
ego. He lsft hsre for Loudon, Vhsrs hs Win
spend short time Waiting relatives and friends.
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Discharged.

Ray johnson, a witness against Nose
Rice last week, was arrested on Wednes-
day afternoon on a charge of perjury,
Rice claiming that he swore to state
ments that were incorrect. He vas
bound over to Court in the sum OF $500.
Messrs. John Barrett and J. G. Hallowell
going on his bond. The trial was held
before the Mayor Tuesday morning, and
johnson was discharged, it being decided
that the grounds upon which the charge
was preferred were insufficient.
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Messrs. John Mackerley and Will Nc
Surely are practicing the Italian pronun-
citation of PATHS assistant warblers with
much apparent satisfaction. The next
best thing to hearing Patti is to hear
them tell about il.
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The Young Mems League met as usual
Monday night, and adjourned after trans
acting some business. It was decided to
60 ahead with the contemplated i'm
provement in the room offered them by
the church trustees. The brick partition
will accordingly be knocked out and an
arch put in its place.
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J. N. in q note to US says that he pre-
fers, with all the sympathy shown him
by the kind people of Hillsboro, to allow
them to reflect at least three months
until March IA. He lifts tho veil at
Rainsboro tonight, all for truth, which
is j. MS ideal.
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q. A. r.

Regular meeting of Post No. POS will
be held Thursday evening, December %.
Election OF officers for the ensuing year
will be held, and other business of i'm.
portance will be transacted. A full at
tendance of the members is earnestly
requested. w. T. GREUBER,
Adjutant Post.
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Aprscipe has been filed in the County
Clerks Office for order OF sale of the c.
& N. X. R., and unless $l5, 900 be dspos-
tied with the Sheriff before 1t can be
sold the road will be disposed of at Sher-
if's sale. Cyrus Newby. Esq., has been
appointed Especial master" to look after
the accounts of the company and audit
the claims. Wonder what they'll do
next.
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One of the sights you must not fail to
see is Feibeps show windows. so taste
fully arranged by Signor Owen Burns,
of Paris, France,-or somewhere else.
1t displays an artistic taste of more than
ordinary excellence.
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IDquests Of lunacy were held Saturday
upon Miss Belle Patton, of New Lexing-
ton, and Mrs. Phoebe Dutfield, of Green
field. The former was taken to Athens
Sunday, and application has been made
for the latter.
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Hillsboro is growing in musical cul-
ture. She sent large delegation to
Cincinnati to hear Patti last Friday eve-
ming. Among the number were Mrs.
Lavinia Dill, Mrs. E. Cummings, Miss
Katie Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Hough,
and Messrs. J. N. Hogsett, J. H. Mack
erley and Will McSurely.
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Rev. +. B. Smith, Of Bellefontaine, o.,
will preach at the Baptist Church Sum
day morning upon the subject. "What is
Lief" In the evening there will be .
"Bible reading" the subject Of which
will be "The Good Shepherd and His
Sheep" Rev. Smith will endeavor to
awaken new interest among the mem.
bsrs Of the Baptist society here, and, II
successful, will remove TO this city in the
spring.
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Jacob Sayler & Son will hold re-.
ception and holiday opening at their
store next Tuesday. We hope all will
call and see their mammoth store. They
have the finest and most complete stock
ever shown in Hillsboro. Santa Claus
will make this place his headquarters
during the holidays.
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DR.. John B. Hirons, side whiskers and
all, paid this city lightning visit Satur.
day Last. Doc. claims that the Oxford
affair was, after ali, false alarm-(prob.
ably lovers quarrel.) He leaves Tues
day to resume the practice of his pro.
fession at Chattanooga. DR.. Joe Hirons
will remain in Europe until Spring, and
is now ct Vienna, Austria.
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The twentieth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. James McClelland, two of
our most highly respected colored resi-
dents, was held on Thursday, December
9th. Many persons were present and
several beautiful presents were thank
fully received.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-12-16

Under the guidance of Deputy Frank
Ayres, the court room is being "made
over" The railing has been set back
three feet, making more room for the
lawyers, and the room is undergoing q
general cleaning up.
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Charles Ford, Esq., desires a mistake
corrected. It was not he but George
who was the principal participant in the
Ford.J Johnson row, and Charles is hurt
because our account last week may
make folks think that it was him. The
mistake was occasioned by the close fam.
lily resemblance between the two broth.
Afs.
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The most complete stock of lumber,
shingles and building material ever in
our city is being laid in by the Enter.
prise Planning Mill Company. In the
future they will not permit any respon-
sible dealer to make lower prices than
they. Whether you call or send, you
will be treated right.
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The Superior Loan and Building Asso-
citation meets every Saturday evening at
2 o'clock, at Clerk Ayres' Office in the
city building. Shares can be taken at
any time.
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The John Madden recently mentioned
as "hilarifying for Christmas" and get.
ting behind the bars, was not Mr.. John
Madden, the blacksmith, but another
fellow entirely.
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Ye scribe is under obligations to
"George and Jack" Bowers for q very
appropriate holiday gift in the shape OF
a dozen "Fabers." Ye scribe would feel
inclined to write them puff in return
but they don't need it, as their store is
crowded, any way, with buyers all day
long.
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It was Joseph Ferneau, who died last
week, not James, as the types made it.
1t is thought that death was the result
of poison from pickles eaten in New
York few days previous. Mr.. Ferneau
had lust returned from tour of Europe.
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We are in receipt of an advertising
sheet from Springfield called the Com.
n,ercial, from which we learn that Mr..
Ryan Tucker is in the household ex.
change" business. His establishment
the Temple OF Fconomy--is at 80 East
Hiph street.
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David Howe, one of the best known
engineers ON the Little Miami Railroad,
died suddenly on Wednesday morning
of last week from an apopleptic stroke.
lie will be remembered by the many of
its older members as former Adjutant
of the Thirteenth regiment.
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The newly-inished church at Clear
Cnek was built by Messrs. Geo. Holmes
and Brown Moore, of Samantha, and is
a neat and substantial edifice, and one
OF which the society may be proud.
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Miss Maudie Nader gave a pleasant
party to a number of young friends
Monday evening, at the residence Of her
uncle, Mr.. George Boies, in the West
End. In spite of the threatening wea.
ther large crowd was present to enjoy
an exceedingly pleasant evenings en-.
tertainment.
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Richards & Bros clearing out sale OF
entire stock begins Monday, December
Goth, and continues from day to day un-
til the entire stock is sold. Copartner.
ship expires March 18th, 1886. Sale pos
tive,
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The editor Of this paper is under obli-
cations to his old friend, Mr.. George
Biehn, formerly of Ripley, for copy Of
the Winchester (Ky.) Democrat, with
which journal Mr.. Biehn is connected.
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The contract for building a new school
house in district No. 8, Fairfield town.
ship, has been awarded Pence & Simon.
son, of this city. The stipulated remu.
neration is 81, 1856.
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There will be an entertainment at City
Hall ON Christmas Eve and Christmas
night for the benefit of the A. M. E.
Church. On the first occasion there will
be a ''snow house." and ON Christmas
night they will give tableaux, etc., and
there will be vocal singing by Messrs.
Sam Graves and George Jackson.
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Mrs. J. G. McAllister, Of Henderson,
KY, after prolonged visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Capt. Matthews, returned home
1ast weak
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Mr.. Frank g. Gsymon, Of Mowrytown,
who has been for some time q student
at law in the Office Of @. B. Matthews, Of
Cincinnati, passed an excellent examiI /.
alton At Columbus on Dec. 7th. and was
admitted to the bar. Mr.. Gaymon is .
bright, intelligent young man, and his
many friends tender him their sincere
congratulations upon his success.