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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10

Gen. Sherman and Henry Clay Dean
had been friends for years. and when
Sherman became General and Dean hap.
pened TO be in Washington, the latter,
naturally enough, felt a desire TO renew
the old acquaintance. SO he called at
Sherman's house, and the General re-
ceived him with open arms. They
talked over old times, and nothing
would DO but Dean must stay to dinner.
But, General" demonstrated Mrs.
Sherman in her husbands ear, l can I
have such dirty-looking man ct my
table: can't you spruce him up little %
The General said he'd fix that, and 30
AT an opportuHe moment he hustled Mr.
Dean upstairs, ransacked q bureau, and
produced clean shirt for him TO put on.
Mrs. Sherman was Modified, and the
dinner was really a charming affair. for
there Is no more delightful, entertaining
and instructive cOnversatlOnallst than
Henry Clay Dean. One year after this
event Gen. Sherman was at the Llndcll
Hotel, ST. Louis, with his family. 4
card was brought up bearing Henry
Clay Deans name. Mrs. sherman was
very much pleased. He is such "a
charming talker, we must have him to
dinner. Only you must see that he
looks rrescntablc." These were madam's
words To the warrior So Sherman vel.
coined Dean, and, just before going to
dinner, slipped INN INTO a side room aDd
gave him clean shirt 10 wear. Dean
doiIcd his coat and vest, and, aite, a
brief struggle, Invested himself of tat
shirt he had Qua soilcd, grimy, bla6s
thing that looked as ii il had seen long
and hard service Then they all wc.,,
down To dinner, and Mr.. Dean was more
charming than ever and Mrs. Sherman
was in ecstasies. The next day, rs Mrs
sherman was getting her husbands dud
and clothes together, preparatory L.
packing them for the onward march, sht
gave a sort of wild, hunted scream
What is it, my dear?" called the Gen
eral from the next room. Just com,
in here for a minute" replied Mrs.
sherman, between faint gasps. The
General went IL. There stood Mrs
Sherman holding IN her left hand TIA,
begrimed shirt Henry Clay Dean has
left. With her right hand she pointed
10 certain initials on the lower edg,
ri the bosom. The initials read q" "
T. S." 1t was the indentical shirt Gen.
Sherman had loaned Henry Clay Dear
in Washington twelve months before -
Decor tribune.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10

WHEREAS. default has been made in the con
ditiuus OF certain mortgage. dated the
ClCNHth day Of March, lSs1. made and executed
by George " .Dick.and Dora A.Dick. his wife of
seville township, Gratiut county, state OF
Michigan. To Nancy l.. Wolf of the same place.
and recorded in the Office of the register OF
deeds for Gratiot county Michigan, ON the
fourteenth dayof March, lsNj in lihcr forty-siX
4tI. of mortgages On page nlucty-siN 800, 10y
which the power of sale therein contained has
become operative; and whereas. there l. claim
cd 10 hcduc ON said mortgage az the datcOf this
notice the su.u of three hundred and thirty
nine dollars and nifty cents .,sH5Oi. the INSTALL
nth day OF march. 1876, not having been paid.
and the uudcrs igncd having elected and hereby
clcCting under the terms of said mort gage, that
the whole of said mortgage become due and
payable forthwith; and. whereas, NO suit or
proceeding at luW or in equity has been in
stitutcd To recover the dent secured 10y said
mortgage or any part 10 thereof; now, there
fore. notice is hereby given. that 10y virtue OF
the power of sale contained i'm such mort gagc,
and of the statute of the state OF Michigan in
such case made and provided. ON Tuesday the
2lst day of December, A. ID. lscG. at II O'Clock
i'm the forenoon of said day, AT the front door
OF the GrltiOt county court house in the viii
lagc of Ithaca. Grutiot county, Michigan. the
undersigned will sell at public auction. 10 tho
highest bidder. tho lands and premises dcscrib-
cd IN said mortgage, or so much thereof as
shall hc necessary To satisfy the amount due
on said mortgage. and legal costs, together
with AN attorney fee OF fifteen dollars $1,000
a. by statute provided. said premises being de-
sCrihcd a. the southwest quarter of the south
west quarter Of section twcnty.tour "a. i'm
township twelve IL north, range four a. west.
Dated September 2Wh, 1856.
NANCY T.. WOLFE. Nortgagcc.
MARCUS POLLAsKY, Atty for Mortgage.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10
BENTON'S 0RfTE.

It is now twenty-five years since the
mortal remains Of Thomas II. Benton.
that illustrious 1iissourian whose name
is forever linked with the history Of his
State, were consigned to a narrow grave
in Bellefontainc Cemetery. 1t was or
the 10th of April, 1858, that the funeral
of the great statesman, who had died in
Washington of n "cancerous affection, y
took place from his st. Louis homo
The procession which accompanied the
hearse was, without doubt, the largest
which has ever passed through the city,
Every suitable vehicle in the town was
utilized to carry the mourners to the
scene Of the interment. Delegations of
svmpathizing friends from every part Of
the country, who had known the dead
Senator at one or another period OF
his long public career, crowded the
grounds. and with barred heads the null
titude which had assembled within the
Enclosures of the cemetery paid their
last tribute of respect and reverence to
him who in life had oxerted so power
full an influence in the nations affairs,
Since that day the grave of Thomas H.
Benton has been visited but seldom
even by the curious sight-seers who
take pleasure in noting the splendid
monuments which crowd upon the view
in every part of the beautiful, wcll-or-
dered Bellcfontaine. The gorgeous
mausoleum Of some prosperous money
prince, who in life devoted his whole
energy to The accumulation Of dollars
attracts the attention Of every visitor,
while the simple headstone which marks
the spot Of Benton's intombment is
overlooked. or, if noticed at all, it is ac-
companied 10y the inquiry, why have
not this great mans fellow citizens
marked the place with some splendid
monument betting his greatness?"
Why, iDdeed?--St Louis PoStDis-
Patch.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10
$4,000 Given Away,

TOintroducc our Corn Extractor we
will give on Feb. LIST, 1887, $1,000 to the
first three persons sending in the largest
lists of words made from the sentence.
"Allen's Corn Extractor" To the
person sending rs the largest list, S25;
to the second SO: TO the third $1,000.
No restrictions other than the words
shall be numbered found in Webster s
dictionary. and that no letter shall be
used in any one word Oftcncr than IT
appears ia the sentence. Each con-
testapt shall first send to our address
his on her name. enclosing 25c in silver
OF postal note. when the name will he
registered and Il package of Allen
Corn extractor seut post paid. Contes-
tants will be furnished Il card with the
result as soon after Feb LIST rs possible
Award will be made with utmost fair
ness. Address j. +. Allen X Co..
Greencastle, Ind.
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papers.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10
LOngstreet's Charge at Gettysburg.

As yet no Federal musketry had
broken out, our veterans knowing too
well the value Of every bullet in crisis
like this. Still the assaultipg lines con-
tinued TO march or, until it seemed,
from where | was standing. that the
leading one touched She hreastworks
along our center. Then, and only then,
q vivid fash sprang from the Garth, fol-
lowed by a sharp rattle as the Federal
skirmish-line opened fire. The volley
had no apparent effect on tho Confed-
crates, who continued to advance stead
ily. sweeping tho skirmishers before
them like chat in the wind. \ minute
later a deafeuing crash Of muslietry
broke upon the ear, aud We knew that
the main line had opened fire. Despite
the sunlight, the flame from our mems
muskets could he distinguished as il
PLAYED 10 and fro along Cemetery
Ridge. Then for the first time the
Confederate line seemed TO vaycr; Int
only for an instant. GOV Y soon rallied,
and. rs if by ono common impulsr,
dashed itself like mighty wave against
the wall Of steel before il. The Federal
artillery on the higher ground behind
orr infantry now tore the encmy's ranks
with storm of iron balls until il
seemed that none could stand before
them and live. But the troops under
Longstreet had gained an impetus
which carried them clear mp TO and at
intervals into our lines. For twenty
minutes the terrible hand-to-hand stru0.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10

gle continued; and 1 saw, by the sud
den movement OF Haneock's corps, that
his line had been pierced and broken.
1t was, however, soon reformed; and,
although the second line of the Confed-
crates Joined and strengthened tho
first, our defense was too fierce and
stubborn to be overcome. Finally tho
attacking force quiyered, and a moment
later the entire body was in full retreat.
George H. UillidmS, IN Bullet and
SheU.n
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10
CIittering Cold Quartz,

Just as taken from the mines, III the
Rocky Mountains. made into beautiful
Scarf-pinS, suitable for ladies and gen
tlemen. The rich and rare. as well as
very beautiful gold quartz settings used
on these Scarf-pinS. are mined and
selected from such famous mines as
the Bobtal Mine, Blackhawk, Colo,
Roderick Dhu Mine, Quartz Hill, Gill
pin Co., Colo. aud many others. The
monntings on them are the best Gold
Plate They ale made solidly and are
extremely SNOWY. You can easily earn
$500 TO 500 a day by showing them to
your friends and taking their orders.
In order to introduce them, and our
large catalogue of mineral cabinets,
Cmistmasnotelties Agate goods, Indian
relics, etc, at once we will send YOU a
sample scarf-pin, post paid, upon
receipt Of of only 33c, 6 pins for Sl.25;
II pins for 1928, post paid. These
beautiful Gold Quartz Scarf-pins will
easily sell easily at soc each. and are
well worth a dollar each. BY buying
a dozen at once. they will cost you less
than l0c each. hence you will see at a
glance how easily YOU can make many
dollars in yeur leisure hours. This
order is only good for a limited time. so
order at once. and address your lettes
ii. III. TAMMEN, Mmeralogist,
No $50 10Th Sts., Denver Colo.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10

shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
is sold by us ON guarantee. 1t GU cs
Consumption. Sold 10y Il. :. Webb.
Cherokee Blood Purifier will cure
Scrofula, Erysipelas Salt Rheum and
Scald Head. Dir. j. +. Suydam.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10

\ special from Lansing, Saturday
says the official canvass shows that
$50, sS5 votes were east for governor
Luce had Isl IA; YapIe. Ia oi2; Dicllil
25,179 scattering 100. Lncc's plural
itv. 7.4@2.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10

FoR SALE:-Eighty acres of land in
the town ship Of Arcadia, described as
follows: The west half of the South
west quarter of Section Seventeen in
town eleven, north Of Range three west
Enque of JAS. Kress, Alma If
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10

Sliloh's NIialik,r is what ION need for
Con ipa, o.. Lo, Of Appetite, Dizziness
and IA mptoms Of DysIepN a. Price
10 and - c. MS per bottle. Sold by Il. 5.
w, b..
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10
Farnsfor Sale .

Six so acre lots. partially improved and
Wild, will be sold at bargain.
j. W. MCLEOD,
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10

Choice bottled beer at the Model
Bar. Ten cents per bottle. If.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10
Poultry, Game, Butter, Zoos.

Having leased the new store - Michiran
Grand ave, Cadillac square,. MN prepared to
handle ON Commission, BUTTER, EGGS,
POT LTRG, GAME. Etc, Quick sales at high
est market price and prompt returns guaTan-
tecd.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10
Mortgage Sale.

e. C. FITZPATRICK, Detroit Mich.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-12-16

Highland will never have cause to be
ashamed OF Ben Foraker.
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Notice to Present Claims Be-
fore Master.

Benjamin Barrere, Trustee, &C., plaintiff, 70.
The Columbus Maysville hailroad Company,
defendant.
Pursuant TO an or der Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Highland county, Ohio, appoint
ing the undersigned Special Master Commits
sioner to take proof and determine the amount
and priOrities Of the indebtedness Ut the CO.
lumbus Il Msysville Railroad Company, will
sit at the following places, ct the times named,
to take said proof, to-wit:
At the c. & e. Hotel in Sardinia, Brown
county, Ohio, on Tuesday, December 2sth, A.
At tho office Of T. G. Downey, ESQ, in Win
chester, Adams county, O., on Wednesday,
December Goth. 1886.
At the office Of Newby & Morrow In Hills
boro, Highland county, Ohio, on Tuesday,
January Sd, 1857.
The hearing will commence at 10 O'Clock ..
m. of the days aforementioned, and will be
continued from day to day % the convenience
Of parties may require.
An persons having claims against said Rail-
road Company. are requested to file with the
undersigned, at some one Of the times and
places designated, proper pleadings setting
forth the nature and amount OF their respect
i've claims, and TO be presept ct such time and
place and present such proofs a. they may
have to offer in support thereof.
Should any claim or claims 90 to be pre-
sented, be disputed, and either party or his
counsel desire to BE- heard IN argument, the
undersigned will cit at the ONCE Of Newby Il
Morrow 10 Hillsboro, o., at such time or times
as may be agreed upon to hear such arguments.
CYRus NEwBY,
q Special Master Commisnoner.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Real Estate.

Fannie q. Lilley W. John Houp ct al. High
land M ls County Court OF Common Pleas. Case
ORDER OF SALE.
Courto Common Plea: within and for the
at the April term thereof A. d. 1885. and
to me directed, will Offer for sale at public
auction at the door of the Court House, in
the town of Hillsboro. on
Saturday. January 18th, A. d. 1887,
~ two O'Clock p: m. OF said day the follow
In described real estat .to-yit:
Of ohio, and 10 the TSxna6iP of Liberty,
and bounded and described - follows: First
Tract Beginning q two xhiteoaks and M g
screa, and corner TO George Cam pbeIl's lot Of
100 acres; thence with the line OF Campoell's
N: :es' W. li2 poles q htekory. .dogv GOD and
ics; % thence = N. ~ a. =. 70 II polss % cs Sisaosy
and dogwood corner 10 James Adams' lot I;
thsne: S.6 :. y: IiD: /: g. 2 g Hsl:s :,
or Of said Adsms' line N. 40 3. % poles 70
two small dog-ood. and email elm north
Scnsr .. e ::,d wns,: ,os sS:1c: nS
his line i. aso ". 10 poIss 70 tie bseinn nins,
p:,s Sud
Of 6issrics No. l stands. sseood Trsss~Ss.
whish the late DsnisI Ho1p resided, and
ruG hing N. 08o W. q poles 10 o hickory
tb10ce N. 0o r. ITO poles 70 . biaekoak
!6.es; q, v; 3X polss e { stake thspes
sS.ns. & io o sSss' siss 10 .%s ass
woods thoncs i. ~ ". 100 poiss 70 the u.
: s sSss :sS
ID - f0llows; Beginning ct . stone north.
~ sor3:s e S e: Sosssy ~. I,[s I.oain.
TO Q stake In nntd line: thonO0 ehr0ua1 TIM
fsIe ef yhieh this Y 9 part y. lQIoW. lS!
Ssss' gSoss n 'ss W. pol.s ss.Ses y wv " g
roIes. y. 9. y. . p9l:s q : Stake . !6s
ssid lue 9. so y. 50 POLES 70 . Vhitseak
theMce yieh the ltDe Of Johu noap'v fam
y ~ L. lSS 70 the esBsnntsG, eo6sasuips
- Sssnisss .hss ben sppsas,sa @ so,.
I: :Ss, =: q: ::i' :.. 2; e;
''as'';s ssss = sss:sss |; ;s;st;4; so.,,u
| No.. - = ssias':.t a's, Is; ss;P;.w'
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Under the Dow Law.

\ petition is now being circulated in
good faith to present to the Honorable
Town Council of Hillsboro, praying them
to grant local option under section II Of
the Dow Law, and as four members OF
that body are protesting Christians and
the other two honorable gentlemen the
citizens of Hillsboro can certainly ap.
proach them with the assurance that
their prayers will be answered, giving
the citizens OF our town the benefits OF
local option as contained in said law.
1t is Republican law, and as our Coun.
Gil is Republican we ask it and expect it.
Let us try its virtue. CITIZEN.
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Gaar, Scott & Co. VS.. Carey Skeeu ct al.
M EishM,and MI ,s;S County Court Of Common Pleas
ORDER FSALE.
In pursuance Of an order issued from
Court OF Common Pleas within and for tn
County of Highland and State of Ohio, made
snd to
town Of Hiilsboro. on
Saturday, January 18th, A. d. 1887,
At l O'Clock pm. Of said day, the following
dc. on ibed real estate. to.wit:
aaS Ss sns sna Ss
Of ohio, and bounded and described as fol.
lows: low T. t9.wit: Beginning At G stone IN the
!. RSo:ds % ana n corner to % John % He'll; N tSsncs
with Joseph 8. Rhoads' line q. Il W. 6G poles
to two white.oaks and hickory, south. east
and in the line Of 0raham's survey No. 2Sl3;
thence with q line Of said survey 3. 6a' z. 70
poles TO wiid-cherry, sassafras and dog.
ming. coniainins thirty min . (aS) acres, Be the
9Oth December, lsii. patented to James NJ.
Also the undivided one. eighth part OF the
following described real estate situate, lying
and being IN the county of Highland and
reint Creek in said county aud Sounded ~
follows. to-wit: Beginning st two whiteoaks
snd cherrytree. sorth's:.t . corner 10 John
@SysoS0 oos Wy W. S0Sos IsSStueOoDtCbty
corner TO Charles Lees survey No 1850, south
+oei thence with the line thereof z. lN and
six-tenth poles. crossing . pring branch ~
% poles 70 suesrtree and whiteosk lfallen
downl . marked buckeye. g. 000 W. N links
from the middle point bstvesn seid corne!
trees and high bank on the south side of
Rocky Fork corner 70 valid Hesron,s survey
tenth poles, passing the coathsasteriy corner
isss' survey No: a5a. q ss polss End with the
line OF said survey 70 q 70 X, N. 260 r II 4Iinks
east from whtteOak. 2x inches In diameter
and ~. y. - links from az iron vood four
inches In diameter, and n. 20o =. links from
y cedar, ten inches In diameter. on clifY OF
rocks near FrApkltn'e. now corner 10 Wi.
liam Smiths tract Of land thence with aaid
line w lx2 and nve.tenth poles 70 . stone, ..
500 y. 80 W. . links from doewo0d 8 inches
IN diameter and ~. 75o W.. links from .
Jackoak and N. J6 LINKS from an elm ak
inches In diameter corner 70 said William
1oiter In the original line Of the survey
thence with satd line n. I've =. Ia and i've.
tenth poles to the beginntpG. containing one
hpn1red Acres Of land more or lee, 6einO
part Of james Droslps' survey No. 2Gol. a,
estd pycmtses hes been eppraiso6 At. nrst
trpos. III. The undivided one.elghlh Of
seD0nd traet, oeoooo end capnos sstl for lsss
t4cp - sshir4s q sstd spprsise@ept
s.vsy ;e:s!S sc:ssv. H.1sIsnS slo:S.S: Ssas, os'o
DecembeS 18th, 1e9e.
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The News-Herald.

Does any body know OF man named
Denver?
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Christmas Under the Holly and Mis-.
tletOe.

On Friday and Saturday, Dec. 10th and
18th, everybody is invited to Bowles'
book and china store to see the elegant
display of holiday goods. The store will
be decorated with the lovely Christmas
Holly, and no pains will be spared to
show visitors through the stock. A
bunch of Holly will be presented to all
purchasers of holiday goods on these
days,
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Teachers Certificates.

At Q meeting Of the Board Of School
Examiners, December 4th, 1886, certifi.
Gates were issued as follows:
For Three Years-Emma Cadwallader,
Walter VAIN, S. NJ. Holiday.
For Two Years.. w. Mckinney.
For One Year-George F. Cadwallader,
Anna Keelor, C. J. Duncan, A. F. Lyle,
E.W. Cornetet, j. s. Kesler, NJ. P. Purdy,
Il. NJ. Lewis, Lille Faris, Anna Worley,
W. A. Caldwell, Jessie Groves, Kittie
Clancy.
The above is correct.
E. G. SMITH, Clerk.
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Fine Farm for Sale.

The, farm belonging to the estate OF
Eleazer Barrow, deceased, which will be
sold at the front door of the Court house
on January 4th, is one of the most desir.
able locations in the county. 1t is stu.
ated about two and a half miles north
east Of Hillsboro, on the Monroe pike,
has about fifty acres OF first-class Clear
Creek bottom land, is well improved and
about three hundred yards from school.
Persons desiring to purchase a home
should not let this opportunity pass.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Real Estate.

Gaar, Scott & Co. VS.. Carey Skeeu ct al.
Highland County Court of Common Pleas.
Ease No. 1879.
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Lowest PRICES ON Record
300 0VBRCOATS!

BY means Of having the money when other
men wanted it pretty badly, am enabled
to place the following unprecedented bar
gains before the public: MEMS OVER
COATS, $3.50, $3.50, So 90 and up to $40
and up to $40. Never sold in this town be-
fore under $780, $3.50, $500 and $25. 90.
ssrNo such low prices were ever offered in
this town BEFORE and perhaps never will
be again.
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The wedding Of Miss Johnnie Morgan,
daughter OF the famous guerrilla Gener-
al, and Rev. Joe Caldwell, prominent
Presbyterian minister, is announced for
the o5th OF this month.
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ALL ACCOUNTS AND NOTES MUST Be PAID.
RICHARDS 4 BRO

When you are thinking of buying
holiday presents do not forget that a
copy of Hugh McNicol's Poems would
be a very desirable gift. For sale al this
Office price 35 cents.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Chattel Property.

The Standard Wagon Co. VS.. II. G. Wright
and Joseph A. VanPelt. Highland County
Court OF Common Pleas. Case No.
SALE ON EXECUTION.
In pursuance of an execution issued from
the Court OF Common Pleas within and
for the County of Highland and State
Of Ohio. made at the October term there.
Of A. d. 1885, and to me directed, will
Barretts livery stable in the town OF Hills
borO, ON
Monday, December eth. A. D. 1855,
At O'Clock p. m. of said day, the following
described personal property, tO.wit:
One brown mare, one gray mare, one top
buggy Standard Wagon make, one buggy
drop front, one top buggy top front, one
heavy one horse covered spring wagon.
Terms of sale-Cash on day OF sale.
H. Q. DAWSON,
Sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
Hart & Garrett, Attorneys.
December 10th, 1885.