The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-23
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

STATE NEWS ITEMS.
ROBERT ROSE, soldier In the war Of 1919
died at Berlin, aged 1O4
THE post-ofice at Orc, Belmont County,
has been discontinued.
The courts have been petitioned for q re-
ceiver for the Nimrod Furnace Company
of Youngstown.
THE other day Andrew 8. Perry and Le-
bank, fotf miles from OhArton. The bank
caved in, burying the boys. After diligent
,dierlng, che boaisU Wsgu sUg0VSsed just be-
fore dark two days after.
! \ AssHssoss' fssutns show that Greene
County produced 8o9, ,740 bushels Of wheat,
1sS, 4S9 bushels Of oats, 2, $685. ,65o bushels OF
corn, S1S,4S7 pounds Of tobacco, made 5l0,-
600 pounds Of butter, produced 4T,45S
dozens Of eggs, 1S0,S66 pounds Of wool,
owned 6,259 cows, 2,7N dogs; 1850 hogs
died valued at s25,8S6; IA sheep died, 29f
cattle died, valued at e6.51s; 1893 horses
died, valued at el8,G00. lAgugi
SHAWNEE TOWNSHIP, In. the southwest
part Of Allen County, was visited by burg
lars and horse-thieves the other night
They first stole b horse and wagon from
Samuel Fennis' stable, after which they
drove to q number Of farm houses and
stole anything Of any value, which they
loaded into the wagon and made their es-
cape. At Spencerville, the only town Of
any size In the same township, az attempt
was made to blow the sane In the hooring
mill, out tney were frightened away be-
iore accomplishing sneir purpose. IL was
tne same gang tnat raideo the surrounding
country. at,r.iii+
LIMA has forty Yielding oil wells.
THr brickmakerp Of the United States
will hold convention in Cincinnati next
autumn. |
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.eeh hyearoio son OF 1uage '. 4. rranK'was
AlAeo oy oeing niD WIN . oaseoan' ne
was was eneagsa IN e.Me anu was az 'ne pa''
s. usO - H1II"u III, ~ one.De, Ono p'o'noi,
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after i ami Hinr , the torch ~ = hrrsh n;is
spraue upon the burning limbs TO press
the pile down closer, to insure better and
more speedy fire. In this act one Of his feet
became fastened In the crotch Of q heavy
hmo' SO that ne could not extricate nim-
sen' me names Inr0eu " anu Aoouo nim:
MS cries ior neip prousnI 'ne hireu man ol
neienooring iaraer W sne scehe' VINO on
arriving, sa!u 70 MI Caro'ners' you
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~, -one, ae.empSeu W save .ne ne oi =,
n''ie cnnr rn,Sn nHe wenuereu On ran.
Ioau p".a 'rack De.o.e an upproacnlns eng'he''
DoSn "0ie ln''"n'iS AAAou !
THmTY-sIx saloonists OF Marion have
poo;.u O;.a Vvse1ner ~ W ss' ou' sn un''ion
"s"'A'' S.o ~" ~" '"A.
TIE village OF Vaniue has prohibited the
sale OF Intoxicating liquor under the local
option ,section OF the DOW hquor law.
MEASLES prevails among the convicts in
the Ohio penitentiary. h af'i.th
Fosros1A IL to be supplied With natural
gas.
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:ne.:n anu seeareu ~ rom suuse o H. a. Douse an
InJunc"on N lesIra.nlns ~ oouh'y treasurer
nasy rom conece,ns .ne LAKES unueI 'ne
Dow nquur ia~ uhI,i ai'ef i'S cons'i'u'ioni
anVy naS oeen 'eS'eo' FtaE--
| The other day as the steamer Valley
Belle was backing out from the Star Mills,
Racine, she ran over a skiff containing
Frank Bell, boy OF sixteen, and Sell De
Wolf, man OF thirty, both residents of