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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-11-29
NEW LEXINGTON.
November 26th, 1888,

november 18th, 1888.
Miss Ella Wise, of Washington G. H.,
visited at ]. ]. Duff's Saturday and Sun.
day.
G. P. Tener, of Hillsboro, visited his
father at this place last Sunday.
Yves. vanPelt, of Leesburg, called on
friends here last Sunday evening.
James Davis and wife, of near Rains.
boro, were guests of Prof. Barrett and
family last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Rose Wise, of Washington G. H.,
is spending the week with Miss Hattie
Duff.
Will Miller, OF Rainsboro, returned
home Sunday, after a few days visit with
Prof. Barrett and family.
Mrs. Sarah Hockett, of New Vienna,
is visiting at Ike McPherson's.
Thanksgiving services at the NJ. E.
Church next Thursday to be conducted
by Rev. Conger. -.
Misses Lena Gibson, Rose Kerr and
Eliza Pavey, of Washington @. H., visit
at Enos Haines' last Saturday and Sun.
day.
Lewis syferd and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Fayette
county.
Will Adams and wife, OF Loveland,
visited at Elias Adams Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Powell will move to Bow.
ersville to-day, where she will engage in
keeping hotel.
Mrs. Anna Cord and Miss Bertha
Hallowell. of Careytown, visited at Jas.
Patton's last Friday.
Quite number of invited guests as.
sembled at the residence of S. w. Hors.
man and wife last Wednesday to witness
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Jessie, to Mr.. Joe Kerns, of Hillsboro,
The ceremony was performed by Rev,
Conger at high noon, after which the
guests partook Of splendid repast
The happy couple left on the afternoon
train for Columbus, returning to the
groom's home in Samantha, where 9
grand reception awaited them. They
were the recipients Of many handsome
and useful presents.
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obedience and hope. Besides, the surest
way to help msn to do better is to
treat him ~ though he was better than
he is. As q rule men try to meet the
expectations OF their friends. We lift
men up when we believe they can be
lifted up. Let US not forget that true
work OF reformation calls for the regen.
Grating power OF the spirit of God. Use
all the means we may, religion must
supplement them all.
8. Let us remember that the crimi.
nal ls sinner for whom Christ died.
One thing that makes mems hearts
tender toward Jesus now Ia the fact
that He receiveth sinners. He casteth
devils out Of the hearts and lives Of the
worst. And He sends US to the worst,
~ we'll as to the hest, with His call to
repentance. and His offer Of pardon.
Q. We should endesvOr to save the
young. This work done, crime will
sOOn end. There are 10 many in.
fiuences about our youth to drag them
down, and oil lovers Gf the young and
lovers Of good morals and Christains
should strive Ia overcome these evil In.
fiuences. The old sinner may be
rescued, but II would have been far
better and easier to have saved him ip
his boyhOod. II poor Margaret, that
mother of criminals, had only been
rescued In her young girlhood, the
world would never have been cursed
with her dread heritage of crime.
There ere other poor Msrgarets In our
communities, 0utcsst girls who need y
kind hsnd and words OF help. And
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GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
Epps'!sCl:!o!:coa. pp! !!
BREAKFAST.

"By thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the operations Of diges-
tiOn and nutrition, and by q careful applt.
cation Of the hne properties OF well lecied
Cocoa, Mr.. Epps has provided our break fast
tables with u delicRtely fiavOured beverage
which may save ua many heavy doctors
bills. II Ia by the judicious use of such ar.
ticles Of diet that u constitution may be
gradually built up until strong enough 10
resist every tendency TO disease. Hundreds
of subtle maladies are floating around MS
ready to attack wherever there is q weak
point. We may escape many fatal shaft
Oy keeping Ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and y properly nourished frame.' p
= -Cfcn Service Gazette. Made simply with
boiling water or milk. Sold only In half.
pound tins, nv GrOcers, labeled thus:
JAMES EPPS d Co., Homeopathic Chem
lists, London, England.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15

without being chartered or incorpor-
ated. The petitioners declare that
the object of this association
is to create monopoly for the purpose of
controlling prices and adJudglng 1t
guilty of usurpipg. unkawfully holding
and exercising franchise or privilege and
in consequence public nuisance. The
complaint goes on to ask that the attor-
ney general may GUST the individuals
named and restrain this company from
acting as body corporate.
In behalf of defendants it was declared
by counsel that compliments were we'll
known politicians who had introduced
bill in the state legislature making 1t a
criminal offense to combine for the
purpose of forcing the prices OF com
modities, that this bill said nothing about
combinations to fix the price of labor and
that this movement appeared to be for the
purpose of arranging labor against CAPT
tai. Il was wholly for political
effect. It was unfair and unjust to sub
ject the sugar rehnerles to these annoy
ances to serve some political end
The attorney general will make known
his decision as whether or not he will
proceed against the trust in about two
weeks.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
GRAND LODGE. K. OF z.
Seventeenth Annual Session to be Opened
at Newton Today.

NEWTON, Kan, May 1.-THE seven
teenth annual session of The grand lodge
Knights of Pythias Of Kansas, will be
formally opened in this city tomorrow.
This will be one of the larges meetings OF
the Pythian knights ever held in the west,
and the citizens have made elaborate ar.
rangements for their entertainment. The
city profusely decorated, the tPythian
colors flying from every house top, while
arches and streamers span the main bust
ness street in many places.
The lodges and divisions from all parts
of the state began arriving today and
there are already thousands of visitors in
the city, The formal opening of the ses-
sion will be held in RagSdale opera house
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow, at which time
Mayor McQuady viii deliver an address of
welcome, which viii be responded to by
Hon. A p Riddell, grand vice chancellor
The convention Of the grand lodge will
be held in Music hall and at 2 o'clock a
band contest open to the world viii be
held in West park.
The days festivities will conclude with
an entertainment in the Ragsdale opera
house by the Knights of Pythias dramatic
company. The grand parade in which it
is expected 5000 knights will participate
will come off Wednesday and will be the
greatest Pythian pageant ever known in
Kansas
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
Tae Boisterous Atlantic

is terror to timid voyagers, scarcely less
on ACCOUNT of the perils of the deep than
the almost certainty of sea sickness. The
best curative of NAL de mer is Hostetter's
stomach bitters, which settles the stomach
at once and prevents its disturbance. 10
all travellers and tourists, whether by sea
or land it presents happy medium be
tween the nauseous or Intellectual resources
of the medicine chest, and the problemat-
ical benefit derived from an unmedIcated
alcoholic stimulant, no matter how pure.
The jarring of railroad car often produces
stOmachic disorders akin to that caused by
the rolling of a ship. For this the bltters
is a prompt and certain remedy. The use
OF brackish water, particularly. on long
voyages in the tropics, inevitably breeds
disorders of the stomach and bowels.
Hostetter's stomach bitters mixed with
impure water nullifes its impurities.
Similarly it counteracts malarial and other
prejudicial influences of climate or atmos-
phere. as well as the effects of exposure
and fatigue. Use it for kidney complaints,
rheumatism and debility.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
THE METH0DISTS.
A Lively Discussion on the Election of a
Bishop.

NEW YORK, May IA lively discussion
occurred in the Methodist general confer
ence today on the subjest of the election OF
a bishop. 1t was said that lobbying was
going on for the candidates but the mem
bers denied it, Rev. D. Green, of Illinois;
who name has been mentioned for bishop,
said that it panied him to hear anyone say
that a combination was being formed. No
one approached him and asked him to vote
for anyone. He was surprised that such
thing should be brought up. This was the
most active debate during the session.
There was general effort to get the floor
and she members were greatly worked up.
Rev. De. Leonard, of Cincinnati, in con-
siderable excitement, repudiated the idea
that there were combinations being made,
Rev, 3. T. Wheeler, of West Wisconsin,
said that be had never entered into any
bombination. There was a suspicion in
the minds of the people that combinations
did exist and he could make statements
that some members would not like to hear.
Tfhis aroused the house and cries came
from all quarters, Make them, make
them," mo, no. y DR.. Wheeler grew eX
cited and exclaimed: 'Do.you want them?
] will not be blufIed out of making them
if they were called for" The cries in
creased, and DR.. Wheeler continued. he
said that he knew that combination did
exist and that ii was disgrace.
Before the speaker could go on any fur
ther his time expired and he took his seat.
Ex-Governor Comback, of Indiana, said
is was evident that ii the discussion con-
tinued it would only reflect on the confer
ence and he moved the previous question.
A number of amendments We're offered.
When the vote was taken everything was
voted down and the discussion closed.
Adjourned
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.

LONDON, May 1.-THE Mark Lane EN-
press in its review of the British grain
trade during the past week says;
The English wheat trade IS slow aud
previous rates difficult TO sustain. The
sales of English wheat during the week
were a. Sos quarters at Bis sd against A.
h26 quarters ar SIS I'd during the CORES
ponding period last year. Foreign wheat
Is Quiet. In London prices have been
maintained bun in Liverpool prices are q
FRACTION cheaper Flour is firm.
Corn at Liverpool is one per GENITAL
dearer.
Oats are in demand at an advance o. 3 d.
Linseed is weak and prices have declined
cd,
Today there was better demand fOr
wheat, and both English and foreign rose
TODD Flour was higher. Corn was
unchanged Oats Were I'd 10 S desrer.
yhe linsee,l trade was still depressed. Cal
cutta seed was quiet at ), :.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
AIITTLE INCIDENT.

Yesterday as the Wichita and Valley
motor line was bringing in the excursion
lists down from Valley Center little in
cident occurred which had a tendency to
cause feeling of uneasiness 20 the more
nervous members of the distinguished
party. Just as the car was about TO cross
the Fl. Scott track on Wichita street the
driver saw coming down towards him d
long. heavy freight train and became 50
much excited that he allowed the car TO
get of the track just at the crossing The
excIrsionists saw their pre6icament and
showed more alscrity than dignity in
vacating their seats. The freight train,
however. stopped in good time, the car
was nut on the track and the party pro-
ceeded uniuiured
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
"FROM NILE TO NILE"
s'Rambles of Kansan in Europe, Palestine and
africa

The first COPY of Colonel Milton Stew
arts book of travels hes before us, a mag
nificeut octave volume of five hundred
pages on cream paper, beautifully printed
and delightfully."- illustrated. What
thoughts of the old and the new this vol
ume awakens. \ man of the newest civ
ilization telling the world of the oldest
From the river of the sunfiower to the
river of the lotus, from the land and times
of the elimination of civilization back
over the centuries and the full width of the
world to where it made its first
feeble record. The Occident and
its Indian, the Orient and
its Arab, the beautifully illustrated pages
which lies before us, the symbol OF uiti-
mates-the triumph encompassed IN an
hour, ana the hieroglyphics of the pyramid
and monolith, the uncertain record or toll
ing ages, all here brought together.
From Nile to Nile" from the land OF
the grasshopper 70 the land Of the grass
hopper. and the conceit comes over us Ike
a prophecy of that which IS yet to De
Among the numerous fine full page Illus
tratiols is a picture of the overflow Of the
Nile, the froArlspiece, as. Giseh, from an
actual photograph, of spreading waters,
palm trees, camels, wading women and
two pyramids looming up in the distance.
Another, the nile Of America" at Wicb-
ita a splendid view OF our river, its brid &c
and the CITY The fuil page picture Of the
Garden of GeahsemP ne. ~ the finest that
we have ever seen in any work
But this BOOK. the product of Kansas
deals not only with the Holy Land and its
sacred scenes and names. with the story Of
Egypt and its tradition bat With al of the
principal cities and countries of Europe
from London TO Venice. Their art gal
leries and monumental cathedrais, their
peoples and customs are all talked about,
described in a charming manner, By one
whose life, thoughts, expressions and sym
pathles have the characteristic cOlorlngs Of
our own. therefore not encUmbent with the
pTetentious loffiness Of the lit
erati or stlted style az
the schools IN fact. the letters which
originally appeared in the EAGLE. oftimes
narred and otherwise crude, were not only
revised and rewritten, but many things
Of great interest added. the spirit and live
Il interest Of the narrator being, however,
fully sustained
The book. as whole, is 4 production ~
Wichita, is magnificent work in size and
style and no library in Kansas viii be COM
piete without il. certainly no library in the |
city Of Wichita
The work. which Is t&ing rapidly bound. |
in cloth and gold,-an A.ab and his camel
on one corner, aud a gr4 sshopper and sun |
flower or the othsr-wal be out in few
days The edition Is "A limited one-not ]
published for profit, az it cost all that will /
be asked for it-but like everything else I!
essayed By Wichita, Is the finest book. al |
in al, ever printed IN the state
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
THE SUGAR TRUSTS.
Objects of the Association as Averred by
Petitioners

New YoRa, Msy iz-The Investigation
Of the sugar trust WIS begun today hs
Attorney General Tabor IA the comrlos
pIaas chambers. The action Of the alter
ney general WIS taken on petition aligned
by Hugh J. tIrSrJ, Richard Croker and
Thos. 5. Giller. Ire petitioners declare
that H q. aavetnever sRd Others have
formed al association known as the Sugar
RefineTs company. assuming &c without
the authority oi Legislative snaetment and
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
VARIOUS CONVENTIONS.
THE GENERAL NJ. f. CONFERENCE
HOLD A HEATED SESSION,
Preparations for the Seventeenth
Session of the Grand Lodge,
K. Of z.
Meetings of the Democratic and Republl-
can State Conventions Of New York
Supposed Delegates
Kansas Pharmaceutical AssOciatiOn-New
York Prohibs-Sugar Trust lnvestl-
gation-0ther News Notes.
The WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON. d. c.
MAY 40 D. m-Indfcations for twenty
four hours, commencing Monday May
Is, at a. M, are as follows:
For Missouri and Kansas; warmer, fol-
lowed by cooler, fair weather, followed by
local rains. Light to fresh southerly
winds: increasing in force.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
THE PROHIBlTiONISTS

NEW YORK, May l4.-FuIly 1000 prohibi-
tionists from this city and various parts of
the country were present at the prohibi-
tian rally at the Metropolitan opera house
tonight The mention OF the name of En-
Governor St John, of Kansas, was the sig
nal for loud APPLAUSE
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS.

BUFFALO, May 1.-THE Republican state
convention will assemble here on Wednes-
day next. 1t is accepted as foregone
conclusion that Senator FraDk Hiscock.
ex-senator Warner Miller, ex-senator O.
Plat and Hon. Chauncv NJ. Depew viii
be chosen delegates at large to the Chicago
convention
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
sOCtABLE.

The sociab!e given By the Guild tonight
will be a very enjoyable affair Besides
the daip.y refreshmenis which viii De
served. the following programmes OF enter
Jainnaent viii be rendered;
Slano Dustt.--- So,
C;inevre Jocelyn and Matte NaEde
Veal SID Golden Love
Miss Arsie Earl
Humorous Recitation: -.---'~------
Mrs DR.. Fursey.
Vocal Dr,ett 1--....-...-..Go oa-nighi
Messia I.es Coen and BeAL
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
GETTING AFRAID.

LONDON, May 14.-At q crowded meeting
of citizens of London today resolutions
were adopted urging the government
without delay to deal effectively with the
national defense.
4 mass meeting WAS arranged for
Juup \
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
a OijARANTINE.

HELENA, NJ. I, May 14-Governor Les
he issued a uarantine proclamation today
relating to Texas cattle. Heretofore cattle
from any pars OF that state coald be
brought 20 this state provided they We're
driven " ii that ninety DAYS
siapf e en- route
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
THE DEMOCRATS

New YORK, May 14.-The Democratic
state convention meet in this city tomor-
row. The delegates at large to 81. Louis
will probably be State Senator Raines and
Hon. Moswell, p Flower, Hugh McLaugh-
lin and Smith Weed, or ex-Mayor Cooper
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
PHARMACEUTICAL,

ABILENE, May 1.-THE ninth annual
meeting of the Kansas Pharmaceutical
association will be held in this city
Wednesday and Thursday, May Is and Il.
Three hundred members are expected TO
be present.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
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Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
NATIONAL DEMOCRATS

New YORK, May 1.-THE Democratic
national committee will meet here to-
morrow
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
THE TARIFF DEBATE
Continued from First Page.

several particulars and passed, and con-
ference committee ordered.
At Up. m. the annual industry bill was
laid before the senate as the unfinished
business, and then the presiding Office. pre-
sumably under an order agreed upon in the
executive session last Thursday ordered
the galleries to be cleared and the doors
closed. and the senate proceeded TO the CON
siderarion of executive business. When
the doors were. reopened the senate ad-
iourned.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
SPORTING.
BASE BALL.
AT PITTSBURG.

Pittsburg.. Boston. ........... {
Batteries-For Pittsburg Henderson and
Shields; for Boston, Sanders and O'Rouke;
Base hits-Pittsburg IL; Boston z Errors
Pittsburg 9; Boston 6.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago. ... 5 New York. ........ l
Batteries-For Chicago, Krock and Flint;
for New York, WEIGH and O'Rourke. Base
hits-Chicago 6; New York 3. Errors
Chicago I; New York Z.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
indianapolis 49,. II Washington. So. /
Batteries-For indianapolis, Healy and
ley. Base hits-Indianapolis 10; Washing
ton 5. Errors Indianapolis 5: Washing
ton 3.
AT ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. ........ 6 Kansas City,. 4
Batteries-For St. Louis, King and Boyle:
for Kansas City Pagan and Briody. Base
Louis {; Kansas City 5. Errors
st. Louis 8; Kansas City 10
AT CLEVELAND.
Give innings) rain.
Cleveland .... 3 Brooklyn. ....-..
Batteries-For Cleveland, Rowell and
SNYDER for Brooklyn, Carruthers and Blu
shong; Base hits-Cleveland Z; Brooklyn s;
2; Brooklyn 8.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Baltimore 80. Athletics. ......... l
Game stopped at the end of the Fourth
inning by rain.
Batteries-For Baltimore. Kilmore and
Fulmon; for Athletics, Seward ard Rob
lnSOn.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15

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rooms 2, ! and 8. No. l4s Sorsn A-s-n s.ses''
over Santa Fe bakery. As-o
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
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THE RACES.

LEXINGTON. KY, May 14.-First race,
five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won, Santa Cruz
second, Liberty third. Time 1:029I.
Second race, one and one-sixteenth-Terra
Gotta won, Barrister second, Jacobin third
Time l:50.
Third race; the Kentucky derby; $500
added, of which $500 is to second and 500
to third, closed with ninety-tive entries.
Starters-Alegandria L. Jones, lis; Auto
cra5 Hamilton, rs; Zeb Ward Biaylock,
rs; Gallifit McCarty, us; Macbeth II,
Covington, 10; The Chevaiier Lewis
lis; White Withers, is At
auction, the Melbourne stabie--s50;
The Chevaiier, s27; Macbeth, 81; White,
So Field, si1; Book, Melbourne stable, to
); The ChevalieR, 8 to |; Autocrat, II to L;
White, 6 TO l; Macbeth, s to !; Zeb Ward
10 30 /; Macbeth won handilv by a length;
Gallifit, The favorite, second, two lengths
in front of White. third. The others
strung out. Time. 2:3Sj4
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15

Beautiful check suitings we'll
worth 40 :, Let them go at 22c.
A beautiful line Of surap silks,
full 23-in. wide, out goes this lot
at 75c.
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