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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-11-18
SHERIFFS SALE.
Real Estate.

James Dutton VS.. John Dutton ct al. High.
land County Court OF Common Pleas. Case
No. 44O2.
ORDER OF SALE IN PARTITION
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
county OF Highland and State Of Ohio, made
at the October term thereof A. ID. 1850. and
auction at the door OF the Court House, in
the town OF Hillsboro. on
Saturday, December 11th, A. ID. 1886,
Al O'Clock p. m. OF said day, the following
described real estate. TO. wit:
Situate In Brushcreek township, Highland
county, Ohio, on the waters OF Oht0 Brush.
creek, and bounded and described as follows.
First tract-Besinnins at white oak and
poplar southwest corner to a lot OF John
hstter's and In the line OF John Grahuin's =
survey No. 2Sa2; thence with the line Of said
S,s,s snsnee ~ ~ poss
thereof i5s poles to u whiteoak and doswood
Of John Caplinver's lot; thence with his
and white oak in The line Of Peter Hatters
said Peter Halter 5 line sorth leo poles. 81 pass ass
ing Peter Hatter's corner and with John
Hatters line 10 the beginning, containing
s:s Sens sps par, si or @
acres entered IN the maine oi John Hawkins,
excepting from said above described tract
from end decided on December 5th, 1883, ny
David Dutton to Jacob f. Bobb, to-wit: Be-
ginning It n stone corner to John Capling.
erS tract of land thence with said Cap
iinger's line N $40 W. 80 poles to stone in
said line; thence N. l3o Il. 42L poles to u
stone thence S. 7So e. % poles 70 u stone IN
| the sinking y ring road !; thence with said
road =. 53o e. 10 poles to u stone in said road
and In the west line OF Joseph Hatter's la d.;
thence y. s7H poles to the beginning. con:
tanning eight and three-fourths acres, more
| OF less. second tract situated Ia Brushcreek
| township, Highland county. OHIO. bounded
ana described w fOllOws: Beginning at an
iron wood In the line OF Elizabeth Hun.
man, aud conveyed to her by John Halter ;
thence y. lis poles TO whiteOak north west
corner to jacob Hatter's survey, N. $40 15' W.
las poles 10 u gum southeast corner to Joseph
Vests survey; thence N. 78 poles to q stone
thence easterly with the meanders OF the
bottom " the beginning, containing one
patented to Jonn Graham by patent bearing
date October %, 1893, aud conveyed to Nich-
olas Baker by Walter Dunn, executor Of the
last will and testament OF said John Gra.
ham, deceased.
First tract OF S5% acres less 81 acres has
been appraised at $l5 per acre, or ii, ,l5l.25.
Second tract Of lO0 acres appraised ut Sl2
per acre, or 81 zoo, and can not sell for less
than twO-thirds Of said appraisement.
Terms OF Sale-One-third cash on day of
sale, one.third In one year and one. third in
interest from day OF sale and to be secured
by mortgage on the premises: ,
Sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
Sloane, Gardner 4 Hire, Attys.
Nov. llth, A. D. 1855.
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HOLLOWTOWN.

NOveniber 18th, 1886.
Gathering corn is the order of the day with
the farmers In this section.
Tho school was closed for few days last
week, on account Of dipbtheria.
Mr. Everett add and wife, of Leesburg,
Sundayed with Mrs. Ladds parents
8. NJ. Ridings and wife, of Newtonville,
Clermont county, we're visiting in this vicinity
last week.
MIR. Henry L. Fite and Nancy J. Reedy were
made man aud wife on the eth inst. ct the resi-.
dence Of g. W. Martin, J. p.
Franklin Cnster and sister Ellie, who have
been living in Kansas the past year. have re-
turned to this place to spend the winter.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Real Estate.

Hattie L. Wright vs.. AlonEo Il. Wrisht ct al.
Highland County Court OF Common Pleas.
Case No. Al20
ORDER OF SALE IN PARTITION.
In pursuance of an order issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas within and
for the County of Highland and State
Of Ohio, made 1t the October term there.
Of A. D. 1855. and to me directed, will
ofYer for sale at public auction at the door Of
the Court House, in the town OF Hillsboro,
on
Saturday, December II, A. D. 1885,
At az O'Clock p. m. Of said day, the follow.
Ing described real estate. tow
Situate In Highland county, Ohio, and in
the town of HiIlsborough. boz nded and De.
scrtbed ~ fOllows: A certain part Of in.lot
number one hundred and ninety-One mo.
1917 In the town Of Hillsborough, being one
hundred end thirty feet front on West str, ct
(l30 ny and one hundred feet 200 ~ on North
street. known and designaied on the record.
ed plat Of aRid town by Its Aforesaid number.
3 i'd premises has been appraised at (el400l
fourteen hundred dollars, and can not sell
for less than two-thirds Of said appraise.
Terms Of saie-One-th,rd cash on day OF
sale, one-third In one year. and One-thtrd In
two years. the deferred pay ments TO bear In.
tsrest from day of sale and to be secured BY
mortgage On the premises.
Sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
DeBruin Il Hogsett. Att'ys.
November llth, 1885.
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r. NJ. Elliott. exr, etc., vs. q. I. Ruck er ct al.
Highland County Court Of Common Pleas.
Case No. 95l.
ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance Of an order issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
connty Of Highland and State OF Ohio. made
st the April term thereof A. d. 1885, and
TO ine directed. will offer for sale At public
auction At the door OF the Court House, In
the town Of Hillsboro, on
Saturday, November Goth, A. d. 1885,
At one O'Clock p. m. Of said day, the follow.
ing described real estate, to.Wit:
Situate In the county Of High!end. IN the
and bounded and described e follows. viz
aeventy.one t7ll. numbsr ssysnty:four l71l,
number seventy'dve (7S; also part Of ont
lots numbers seventy.etx (76) and seventy:
seven On; the said two lots, numbers 76 and
u, con tsin four acres and one hundred and
forty six p0lea, being BOUNDED on the West
BY James Logan purchase, ON the east by
Elisa T. Odells purchase.
Said premises has been appraised at--Out.
i0t No. 70 At $500; outlot No. II at $500 out
lot No. n NJ $500; out.lot No. Is at $30O part
of out-lot No. ~ ct 600 part Of Out.lot No.
n at 800; and can not oell for less than two.
thirds OF said apprAioement.
Terms OF sale-Cash on day OF sale.
II. G. DAWSON,
sheriff Highland County. Ohio.
W. II. irwin, Attorney.
October Goth, 1885,
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the urinary organs, and are always gratiied at
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Malarial 'Ouake,

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SHERIFT'S SALE.
Real Estate.

1Oaeph Cohn Va. Csssius n. Moore. a. Al.
Hivhlan' County Court Of Common Pleas.
Case No +o"l
ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuH ot an order issued from the
Court of Common Pleas Within aud for the
county OF n rilSud and state OF Ohio, unde
ut the OctOn Term thereof A. ID. 1880, ahd 10
me dtrecfa,', ! viii offer for sale NJ public
auction n ,h. hOOr Of the Court house, In
the town ~. ii ,ilsboro, on
Saturday. I'ecomber 4th, A. ID. 1855,
At Que o.. cx p. m. OF salt dry the follow.
Ing iescTt,~. seal estate, tO.wit:
n lot n. =. IN the village of New f,sxipg.
ton, tiish'"',i county, ohio, as KNOWN Hnd
deaiHnatpr e" the plat Of said village.
Saiu pre- "i>, iiNs been appraised at (S42jl
-four hun,i, si and twenty five dOllNrs, aud
can not Ke, '"r less than tive thirds OF Said
appraiHesu.n,
Terms ~ >nlt---Cash OH day Of sale.
H. C. DAWSON,
Sheriff Of Highland County, Ohio.
steel 4 HouSh, Attorneys.
November 4ih, 1883.
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Sam Jones and the Quake.
(Extract Atlanta C0nakitution- \

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But for sgue. dumb sgue, fever and ague,
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THE TRIBUNE, NEW YORK.
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BALL Kxol,
November stb, 1886.

ls'01.- N.,vein'mr stb, 1886.
Little sslvi, Aclior 10 coavHlcscina.
Mrs. Hastings ia qnits poorly With thro.
troubln
A wood ohcppins az Nrs. Ju!is Ann Michaels
last MoOday
Mr. and Mrs. q, +. Scott were visiting near
Fairfax the latter part Of last week.
Mra. n. e. Ellis is lying qn tn low with lung
fever, with very little hope VI recovery.
Catsrrh Is . constitutional disesse. Hoods
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cures cxtarrh. Give IL trial.
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TINES FOR HOLDING COURTS
COMMON PLEAS
FOR THE YEAR OF 1887,
IN THE
Fifth Judicial District Of Ohio.

It 10 Hereby Ordered, That the Courts Of
Common Pleas for the year 1887, shau begin in
the several Counties Of the Fifth judicial
District Of the State Of Ohio. st the times fol.
lowing, to-wit:
First Sub Division county, January
1lth April 18th October 4th. Brown coun-
ty February 18th Nay 18th November 16th.
Clermcnt county, January 3Sth Nay 18th
Second Sub Division -Faystte county, Feb
rusry 18th; Nay ID; November 2lst. Hish-
land county January 10th April 6th 0cto.
bsr 18th. Roe: county, January 10Th April
9Th; October l7th.
Third Sab-D Division-Frsnklin county, Jsuu-
ary 10th April l1th Bsptsmbsr 18Th. Nsdi-
son county, March "a; June 1st; Novembsr
9th: Pieksvay eocnty, January 4th; April
19th September 90th.
A. T. OOWEN.
GEORGE LINCOLN,
ELI p. EVANS,
D. ". Q. LOUbEN,
HAWLHY J. wYLh,
HENRY n. HUu0IGe,
WILLIAM 2. EVANS,
Judges.
H's.aa.o san.. 3, coussr, Ssa1: /.
!, j. II. x1scH. Clssk oe ~ Common plsae
Court, within and for ~ afoessail eounty sn6
State. Do Asrsby certify that the foesgoing y .
Als IN sai1 ClsskS cIhss.
In TEsx1NoNY WHx1noy, ] have hsrsunto
- ny hasd end aAxsd ~ ssal Of
tEEALl Of ad Ocart, q Hilleboroseh this
"a Day of October, 4. D. l6eo.
J. n. Kt1CH, Clsrk.
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Frank Z. Burnett vs. Ellen Woods ct al.
Highland County Court OF Common Pleas.
Case No 4lO7.
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SHERIFFsS SALE.
Real Estate.

T. N. Elliott. ex'r, etc., vs.. q. I. Ruck er ct al.
Highland County Court Of Common Pleas.
Case No, 295l.
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y yrsssen of its ssnt.l ?
isafHsS Esyel 9na trfMe 4
Cpntre and Council HUM
= fi,nnsssSS4as, ,nss,S,ss a,.se sna LIZ: st; Seu! .!
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-01-29

1t is worthy of special note that our neigh
bors, Griggs and Steel counties, both inaugu-
rated the incoming Of 1856 by refusing to
grant license to sell intoxicating liquors. We
hope the result of their experiment will war
rant our own county board in following the
|. precedent in 1887. We havo no reason to be-
lieye that tho sympathes OF our commission
ers are specially with the trade in intoxicants
but rather tho contrary; and we hope they will
yet be convinced that sound pelicy, as we'll
as sound principle, requires the suppression of
this business. EdInunds, one Of the new Gen.
tral Dakota counties, has also refused license
this year.-Ca,Tington Ne,rs.
The county commissioners Of Steele and
Griggs counties are raising the very shcol with
the saloon men, having at their late meetings
resolved not to issue any license for the sale OF
liquor during the year 1856. Just what the
result of this move will be VIC are not prepared
to say, but we will risk the wager of our last
summers hat that before the close of the pres
ent year the business men of both Cooperstown
and Hope will apply to their respective boards
to have the counties fenced in, advertised as
curiOsities and-for sale.--Portland Inter.
Ocean.
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The Steele County Gazette, which was start
ed about year ago with great flourish Of
trumpets to ''down" the old pioneer paper,
The Hope PIONEER, has been forced to succumb
to the inevitable, and has gone to the great be-
yond, the PIONEER having swallowed the estab-
lishment-type, presses, and all. And thus
twill ever be. The PIONEER is a good paper
and has always stood up for its end of the
county. and we are pleased to note evidences
of prosperty.-iSteele Herald.
The Hope PIONEER has absorbed the Steele
County Gazette and the PIONEER is the only
paper in Steele county. The PIONEER is a good
paper and now that it has the field alone the
chances are that Hope will have flrst-class
healthy looking newspaper. One good, clean
paper is worth more to town than two or
three scabby half starved looking Sheets
Mdyrills Tribune.
w. F. Warner has sold out his paper, the
Gazette to r. H. Simpson of the PIONEER.
This is as it should be. Mr.. Simpson, who
runs good paper, can now live. Either gen.
tleman is too able to divide small field with a
rival. One by one the newspaper felers" are
learning that a town of 500 people is different
from Chicago.-Griggs County Courier.
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The masquerade skating party at the rink
Wednesday evening was decided success,
notwithstanding the weather was quite blus-
try. The attendance from the country was
large, many Of the young folks being in cos
tune. Much amusement was caused by the
attempts to identify those in mask, and
many laugnable incidents occurred, which
added to the enjoyment of the occasion. The
following is a partial list of those in costume:
Mrs. Wamberg representing Night; Miss Mary
Roney, Miss Julia Ellsbury, Darkie Twins;
Miss Eva Ellsbury, Queen of Hearts; Miss
Myrtle Hunt, Day; Miss Emma Patterson, Kit
tie Dun; Miss Laura Breckenridge, Sister Of
Charity; Mr.. j. j. Wamberg, Clown; James
McCullum, Farmer; Will Whisnand, Biddie
Mccoy; Theodore Whisnanh Irish Character;
Lew Roney, Jockey; Eugene Warner, Indian;
Howard McGovney, Chicago Belle; Doc Blaker,
Mother Hubbard; Ernest Ruttle and ]. Ruttle,
Colored Jockies; Amos Rugg, Cavalryman;
Martin Schwartz, Boxer.
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Notwithstanding the clustering weather last
evening, there was quite fair turn out of the
people Of Hope to listen to Rev. o. P. Miller's
lecture on can Ancient Ideal" Owing to the
fact that quite number from the country who
were anxious to hear the lecture were de-,
barred from coming in owing to the incement
weather, and owing also to a rumor having
gained currency that the lecture had been
postponed, by unanimous vote Of those pres
ent it was decided to postpone the lecture till
next Friday evening at s O'clock, when it is
hoped the weather will permit of large at
tendance. AS the lecture Is for the benefit Of
the church. and the admission has been fixed
at the low price Of rs cents, the house should
be full.
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Hudson's Bay Route.

Mr.. Donald Grant, the well-known railway
contractor, has gone to Winnipeg to confer
with Maj. Jarvis and others interested in the
Hudson's Bay railway scheme, and to make an
estimate of the cost Of building tho road. Mr..
Grant expresses the utmost confidence in the
practicability Of the route, and is satisfied that
the railway will he built by some one in the
near future. Mr.. Grant anticipates opposition
from st. Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago and East
ern Canada to the scheme, but is satisfied that
plenty Of capital for developing the route will
be forthcoming, and that railway, at least, will
soon be an accomplished fact. 1t is probable
that the fate Of the scheme, so far as this sea-
son is concerned, will be definitely settled on
the arrival Of Mr.. Hugh Sutherland, the prcsi-
dent Of the road, from Europe.
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Forty clubs in St. Paul alone, averaging two
hundred strong, propose to deyste themselves
solely to winter sports and carnival fun during
the first two weeks in February. Many moro
will come in from ether Observation-Disclosures,
Duluth, Saltwater, Minneapolis, Red Wing
and many other cities will be represented by
large uniformed clubs. Nothing like it has
ever before been seen in this country. All the
features, sports, etc., will be elaborately illus
trated in the Pioneer Press. Now is the time
to subscribe.
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OFFICIAL
Proceedings OF the Board Of County
Commissioners.

commissioners.
SHERBRooKE, D. r., January 20, 1886.
Board Of County Commissioners met pursu-
ant to adjournment at IL o'clock a. IN.
Present Commissioners s. H. Nelson, chair
man, j. L. Wilcox and L. c. Geplerud.
The following bills were presented and, on
general fund:
S. Il. Nelson, services and mile.
age, county commissioner, to
Jan. II, 1855. $S3 60
Detroit Safe company, bill Jan. 4,
1856, one burglar proof safe for
Detroit Safe company, bill Jan. s4i0
1885, one fire proof safe, regis
john Duncan, hauling coal from
Hope, Jan. 10, 1886. 6.......... s45
Beidler & Robinson Lumber COM
pany, bill lumber, Jan. 13, 1856. 974
L. K. Hume, enveleps and sta
tloheiy... ........ .......... 5O
The following bills were allowed and, on
motion, were ordered paid from bridge fund:
Beider l. Robinson Lumber company,
bill Jan. 18, bridge lumber. ...... .$29 Is
Breed Il Lehman, bridge lumber, bill
Jan. IL, lsoo.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. " 81
On motion tho board adjourned till 2 o'clock
p. IN.
Board reconvened pursuant to adjournment.
All members present.
Report Of county treasurer was presented,
and, on motion, was laid on tho table.
The following bills were presented and, on
motion, were ordered paid from general fund:
w. Fl. M. Philip, services and expenses,
superintendent board Of health. $50. SIT 90
l.. c. Goplerud, services and mileage,
county commissioner. .......... 49,. 10 90
j. L. Wilcox, services and mileage,
county commissioner. ;. :. ............ Is 90
Hanna d Wood, 1890 lbs stove coal.... IA "
bill Jan. 20, 1855. .,r @ 50 o5
Moved and ordered that G. W. Burgess bill
of $3.50, for work In road district No. 10, be
paid from road fund. = -
| On motion the board adjourned.
S. II. NELSON, Chairman.
Attest: e. S. SEYMOUR, County Clerk.
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The contractors of the ice palace say they
will have most Of the work completed and
ready for the opening on Monday. There will
only remain to be completed after that time a
little Of the trimming and topping off on the
main tower. The first evening it is expected
the palace will be brilliantly illuminated. Mr..
c. H. Warren, general passenger agent of the
Manitoba, has instructed Agent Turney to sell
round trip tickets, good for six days, to St.
Paul and return, including ticket to the car
nival grounds, for $11.7O. The sale Of tickets
to commence January 80 and continue till
February 13. This is an excellent opportunity
for parties to visit St. Paul and at the same
time take in the carnival.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-01-29

DR.. Philip desires to inform his friends and
patrons that he has concluded to take much
needed vacation for couple of months, during
which time he will visit his folks in the East
and at the same time take special course in
the Chicago hospital, thus keeping himself
abreast Of everything new in the practice of
medicine. After which DR.. Philip will return
and resume 'his practice. In order that his
patrons may not suffer, he has arranged with