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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-02-18
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Board Of Trustees.
Regular Meeting held on this
9th. day of February, 1883.

The Meeting was called to order and tho Hon.
Cab. Gardemal Mayor. and Mossrs. N. Walters
q. M. Baker, p. Journet and Z. Guefinie,e III
swered to their names.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved.
Tho following accounts were approved:
U. Olivier cutting briers from sidewalk and
Street. Of Mrs. +. Wilt residence ; 400
A. J. Baker build bridge near Mrs. Fullers 200
F. Jourpct's lp
F.P. Bee. mo. ending Dec. Is as
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Act No. q Of the lcfular Session 81 lsSi.
Amendment No. /.


Amendment No. /.
Tulanc University Amondmeni.
The terms OF Act No. 81. 81 the Regular SEES
sion Of 1885, adopted at the Session Of the Legis-
latare in the yoar 1881, are hereby ratified and
approved; and all prcyicions Of the Constitution
of 1919 rcpugnant thereto. or IL Rny way Impair
ring the passage thereof. are hereby repealed, TO
fur as the operations of said act arc concerned.
Joint Resolution No. IL of the Regular Ses-
sions OF 1891.
Amendment No. 9.
The General Assembly nay divide the State
into levco Gisiricts and provide for The ;4.point'
ment OF election Of Levca Commissioners in
said districts who shall in the method or u,aD-
ner to be provided by law, haze supervision OF
the erection. repair and maintenance of the L.
yees in said districts; to that effect the Leves
Commissioners may levy Il tax not to exceed ten
miil9 on the taxable property. situated within
the g!luyial portions OF said dis:ric. subject 10
overflow; provided that IL case OF necessity, to
raise additional funds for the purpose OF con
etrGcting, preservin; and repairing any lcvo-s
protecting the lands Of the district. tho rate Of
taxation, herein limited, may be increased when
purpose for which il is intended shall have been
fIbmitted to vote &c ;he property Taxpayer, in
such district. pairing taxes for himself, or IN an
representative capacity, whether resi,lont or non
resident, on property sitratod in the alluvi;l
portion OF said district eubicct TO overflow. and
majority OF those in number AMI value voting
at such election, shall have voted then fo-
joint Resolution No. % Of Tho Regular sos-
sion of 1885.
Amendment No. 3.
IN those districts c1Inposcd of enc parish
thcro shall not bs less than six ter1ns Of the dis
trict court each year.
I'm all other districts there shall 30 in each
parish not less than four terms of the Eis;ric,
Icart oaca year. oxcopt in the parishes Of Cam
ron, Franklin and Vernon in which thore shal!
not be less than two terms of the District Court
each year.
Until provided b. law. the terms OF the Dis
trict Court in each parish shall be fixed by q rule
of said court, which shall not bo changed with
out notice by publication at least thirty days
prior 10 such change.
There shall Ike in each parish not iese than
two Jury term7 each year, at which n grand jury
shall be impanelled. except in the parishes Of
Cameron, Franklin and Vernon. in which there
snail not be iess than jury term e6ch year a.
which grand jury shall be impanneiled.
At other jury terms the General Assembly shall
provide for special iuries. when necessary for
The trial OF criminal cases,
Joint RESOLUTION No. 7j, of tho Regular Sec
sion of 1885
Amendment No. 1.
Article ls0The New Basin Canal and Sio,:
or alienated.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26
An Editor Gained.

CHILL1corHr, o. j January 2S.-[Special.]
"A little difference Of opinion which has
existed for some time between Colonel
w. E. Gilmore, the late postmaster, and
q prominent attorney of this city, and
Mr.. Frank Harper, editor of the Aduer-
Iser, reached . settlement about 5 o'clock
this evening in the Office of County Clerk
Reed when Gilmore attacked Harper
with a heavy cane, lamming him over
the head with it two or three times, but
fortunately and very singularly without
any injury OF consequence. The diff
Guilty had its origin in newspaper per-
sonalities, which Gilmore long since
promised to obtain satisfaction for, but
had been prevented from action by in.
lammatory Rheumatism, from which he
is more or less constant sufferer. Har-
per swore out warrant for Gilmore's
arrest on charge of assault and battery,
to which Gilmore pleaded guilty before
Mayor Smart. Harper also swore out q
peace warrent, on which action viii be
taken in the morning. The fracas created
quite sensstion.-C0mmercial Gazette.
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Take one-"Bad Boy"
work.House Boys on a Vacation.

VVEA'hOuCO OVyo VA y voO0S'vns
Last Saturday evening as Ben Hanley,
who is keeper of the work-house during
the sickness of George Brooksbank, was
taking his "pupils" to the jail two of
them, James German and Dick Ward,
made their escape. They Immediately
began to make up for lost time and soon
were pretty well lined up with "prohi.
bition" whisky. They were so well
lined up in fact that when Officers
Stevenson and Turner passed the Ma
tional Hotel few hours afterward they
were the ring.leaders of loud and hi
larious crowd. The officers made raid
on the crowd and arrested German and
Ward. Some trouble was experienced
in getting them into the cells at the sta
ton. house and after Ward was placed in
HE cell he threw rock and hit Turner in
the face. The charge of drunkenness, dis
orderly conduct and assault was placed
against Ward and German was charged
with drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct. On Tuesday morning German
again made his escape and left town and
it is to be hoped, for the good of the
community, that he will remain away.
Wards time for the sentence which he
is now serving will expire next Satur-
day at which time he will be tried on
the charges above mentioned.
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Transfers OF Real Estste.

w. H. Gregg to Maggie L. Gregg,
Hillsboro, lot, 81 ,592.85. "a
Hugh J. Vance to John Stuart and
Davis ]. Vance, New Market, lots, 81 500.
Chas. s. K. DePoy to Luther D. De-
Poy, Greenfield, lot, 5000.
Luther D. DePoy to Chas. 8. X. De-
Poy, Greenfield, lot, $500.
Joseph Worthington to William Sim
mons, Fairfield township, l, 500 50. #. $40.
Jacob Hilliard to Cynthia A. Elliott,
Leesburg, lot, $500. =
Margaret E. Gustin to James G. Par
shall, Madison township, rs acres, So, 500.
Sheriff to Lavina Crispin, Penn, 113
acres, 11S poles, partition.
s. A. Weaver to VIM. Calvert, Jackson
township, 16l acres, $495.
s. Weaver to Louisa Calvert, jack
son township. 2.5 acre, $40.
John L. Strange to Lewis g. spiller.
Union township, 253 acfees Ssd0.
Chas. Utman to Peter Hatcher. Hills
boro, lot, 1900. -"
r. ]. Hatcher, administrator to Eli
Roush, Dodson and Hamer townships,
0acres, $1,000.
Oscar A. Miller to Albert J. and Sina
s. Fling, Warrington township, 81 acres,
73 poles, 81, ,005.6O.
William Hixsou to Joseph 7. Hixson,
Penn township, S5} acres, $4,000.
Sheriff to Matthias Medsker, Liberty
township, A acres, 9 6.10 poles, $40.
John w. Keesberry to Elgar Smith
Leesburg, lot, 5000.
Mary Hyer to w. p. Hughey, Green
field, lot, $275.
Richard s. Quinn to Eli Glascock
| Hillsboro, lot, $2,044.5O.
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enjoying the Company OF parents aud
friends, returned home Thursday ever'
ing in time to be escorted to the Leap
Year party.
The meeting at the Straight Creek
Dunkard Church for nearly two weeks.
They have shown considerable zeal, con-
sidcring the icy state OF the roads. Revs.
Wines, Williams and Quintcr have been
the ministers.
Frank Bellison las been prostrateI
with severe attack Of lung fever for
the last two weeks, but is now able to be
about the house again and his friends
hope that it will not be long until he
can resume his place at the store.
The Leap Year party at the residence
Of w. o. Bird on last Thursday evening
was the most brilliant and happy affair
of the sason in the young folks circles.
There we're present Is or 10 couple. A
"cap" supper was furnished by the la
dies, consisting of cake, fruit and or
anges. The young ladies escorted the
gentlemen there the Country gentle.
men" being asked to come into town to
any place they might designate. At
going-home-time the young ladies', most
of them, took their partners to their
places of abode, but the order of things
was changed in several instances. The
gentlemen declare it to be a most enjoy
able affair.
Coasting, skating and sliding on the
ice, especially when you didn't want to,
have been the fascinating amusements
here since the reign of ice and sleet.
Hard falls have been numerous. Mrs.
Samuel Patton, Mr.. Shoemaker, Will
Patton, and Mrs. NJ. Gall have been
among the sufferers.
T. j. McKeehan started out on the
road week ago with new team OF
spotted horses, purchased at Greenfield
and Circleville, and a fine light wagon,
purchased in Cincinnati. Mr. McKee,
han is now travelling for the Henry L.
Crane Boot and Shoe Company, of Gin
cinnati. He has "natty" team and is
one of the best drummers on the road.
Mr.. P. N. Wickerham has sold the
farm and residence that he now occu-
cupies in Adams county to Mr.. Daniel
Garman, of Smoky Corner, for $4,000
and will move to PEBBLES in the spring.
Mr.. Wickerham having settled up the
affairs OF Mr.. Joe Davis satisfactorily,
his son, Anon, and Mr.. Davis are asso.
ciated together under the name and firm
of Davis & Wickerham, and Mr.. P. N.
Wickerham also purchased the goods of
the Rhoades firm, who made an assign.
ment some time since. Mr.. Wicker
hams friends here wish him the best of
success in his new home and business.
Mr.. Mcclure found his lost pocket
book in DR.. .Leighton's field. The pocket.
book was spoiled, as it had been expos
ed to the weather so long, but the con.
tents were uninjured.
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YOU'VE NEWS LEAGUE.

Last Monday night the Young Mems
League met in their elegant new rooms
TO hold the annual el ction OF officers for
the ensuing year. We think we can say
without fear of successful contradiction
that the League roo,ps with the new
annex are the handsolpest in Hillsboro.
There is an air Of comfort and coziness
embodied in the excellent taste that is
seldom surpassed in the fitting up OF
even the most preten,ious headquarters
of other organizations. Every one seem.
ed to be delighted with the new rooms,
and with the new piano and the other
furniture and ornamental paraphernalia
the headquarters of the League are with
out doubt model of beauty and taste.
The success OF the society in the past
has been marvellous, and the completion
of their present capacious and beautiful
new rooms have marked the crowning
climax in its history, and it 'is now on
the easy road OF continued success and
prosperity. Let the boom be kept up.
A number of frst-class entertainments
will be arranged for in the near future,
and the Young Mems League will be
one of the permanent fixtures and prom
inent features OF the classical little city
of Hillsboro. Let every one contribute
to the future success of the organization.
On next Monday evening short pro-
gramme will be arranged for the men,
bers of the League and their guests. In
the near future an open session will be
held, to which the public will cordially
be invited to attend, promising that no
effort to make the session highly enter
tanning will be spared.
The officers for the ensuing year as
elected are as follows:
Presidential. D. Davis.
LIST Vice-President-P. B. link.
I'd Vice President-Jud Erwin.
Secretary-Sam Gamble.
Corresponding Sec'y-G. l.. Garrett.
Treasurer-T. A. Tudor.
Librarian-John G. Spareur.
Literary Cemmittee-Dr. Sigel Roush,
Frank Ayres, Frank Durnell, G. L. Gar.
rett and A. T. Boatman.
Religious Committee. NJ. Hughey,
w. s. Conard, T. A. Tudor, Frank Glenn
and Frank Jeans.
Social Committee-W. G. Cowman, W
| N. Bean, Jud Erwin, John Mackerley
and Ben Hanley.
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Work on the o. & N. w. R. R. is being
pushed as rapidly as the weather will
permit. The guage has been widened
for some distance on this side Of Sardi-
mia and nearly all the ties between here
and the widened portion are long ones.
The bridges and trestles are being re-
placed by new ones all along the line.
Trains now run regularly and when the
road is widened and properly -ballasted
it will be far the better one of the two
between here and western points. The
time for the completion of the road will
depend largely upon the weather. but ii
IL il at all suitable it win probably be
finished in fifty or sixty days.
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SINKING SPRING.
January oath, 1883.

Mr.. Jimmy Amen and his little daugh-
ten, Of Ida Grove, Iowa, have been visit
ing his mother. Mrs. Mary Reynolds.
Mr.. Amen 10 here to assist il settling up
the estate Of the late John Amen.
The q. A. RS are preparing select
drama, 'fThe Sham Initiation" for next
Saturday night when they wish to zee
large crowd.
Tho g. 4. R. expects 10 have supper
Tuesday night, to which themselves and
ths 8. Of v. and their ladies srs invited.
ysank PusllsN alter . vacetion a
aheut sNo Veoks q 6outh Ohas3ogbons
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26

The music-loving people of this city
will be pleased to learn that Efforts being
made to have May Music Festival here.
just what the extent of the programme
will be or the exact nature OF it, other
than musical, is not yet determined; yet
something of superior order will be
provided. Musicians of prominence from
distance will probably take part in the
exercises, which promise to be highly
entertaining. Among other features
talked of juvenile opera will be given
by the young talent of the town. Every
one interested in music SHOULD lend their
assistance toward the development of
what will doubtless prove TO be credit
to Hillsboro,
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Mr.. ]. H. Stewart, General Manager,
and Mr.. J. E. Rose, Master of Transpor-
tation of the O., w. & B. R. R., were in
this city last Tuesday. These gentle
men were here for the purpose of learn
ing if our citizens were in any way dis
satisfied with the road, and II so to do
what they could towards arranging
things to suit everybody. We were fav-
ored with call from these gentlemen
and were informed by them that after a
diligent inquiry among our business
men they were unable to hear COM
plant. This speaks well for the man.
agement of the road.
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:
A-stands for Action, which
makes business move,
D-for the Dash which ue'er
gets in groove;
v-stands for Vim, which e'er
leads to success.
E--for the Energy
hustlers possess
R-stands for Reason, to
which good sense yields,
Islands for Type which the
worlds sceptre wields;
l. stands for Industry,
handmade of thrift,
S-for the Sales which don't
come as a gift;
l. stands for Incidence,
mans greatest curse,
N-for the Nothing in
Lazybono's purse;
G-stands for Gold, which, you
all want to get, :, "
P--stands Tor Patience, which
bids you not fs6t.srno"
A--for Advice that yewa y
keep out Of debt; 5'n7d
Y-stands for You, sir, whom
thus I advise.
S-for Success, If you
but advertise. Columbus Dispdtc
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26

The town clock hands have been on a
strike for few days past. They are
frozen up, and are stuck" on five o'clock
p. m, or a. m, we don't know which.
The "in'ards" Of the machine seem to be
doing duty, and when q feller silently
enters the house and his wife asks him
what time it is, and he tells her it is ten
o'clock, the clock strikes ont two just the
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26

Miss Belle Hanley entertained . NUM-
Der Of her friends last Tuesday evening.
The feature of the evening was social
converse, ,amusements and refreshments.
Cards were pleasant diversion of the
enjoyment and some very interesting
and amusing rounds we're played. Every
one was highly pleased with the even
ing's entertainment and left with many
pleasant memories OF the hospitality of
the charming hostess.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26

Miss Blanche McCaferty gave a
charming party last Monday night for
her young friends in honor of her
eleventh Birthday. The evenings en-.
tertainment consisted of games and
amusements, together with the serving
Of an elegant lunch, consisting of the
choicest eatables of the season. Her
guests were delighted with the pleas
ures of the evening and wish the
little hostess many happy returns of the
evening.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26

Mr.. q. w. Isaminger, of Hamilton, o.,
will lecture at City Hall, Tuesday even
ing, February 14th, on "The Physical
Effects of Alcohol" The lecturer will
use illustrations embodying the latest
conclusions of science on the effects of
alcohol on the vital functions OF the
physical system. Furthernotice will be
qiven next week,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26

Having accepted the agency of the
Dayton Oil Mills / am prepared to fur
nish pure oil cake meal (old process) by
the ton or 100 pounds in bags. Leave
orders at the store OF Euverard 4 Kay.
o. J. EcKLEY, Agent.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26

A good audience witnessed this popu.
lar play last night and thoroughly en-
joyed it. The audience were in q roar
of laughter from the rising of the curtain
till its last fall. Mr.. Greiner's portrayal
of bad boy was something immense,
and Mr.. William Greiner's fine acting in
the tragic parts was enthusiastically ap-
plauded.-[ Lexington, KY, Daily Press.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26

The past few weeks of cold weather
has brought ON good ice crop, and it is
being harvested by the ice dealers gen.
orally. The quality is very good, and
the weather has been suitable for storing
away vast quantities of it. We ought to
expect good ice next summer and at q
very reasonable rate.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26

At . meeting Of the Directors of the
Highland Agricultural Society held last
Saturday the following officers were
slscted for 1855: For President, Isaac
LArkin was reelected for vice-Presi.
dent. w. J. Burlsy; for Secretary John
8. Jolly was elected in place of D. @.
Morrow, resigned for Treasurer. Charles
Avren.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26

Rev. w. 8. Bacon, Of Cincinnati, will
preach at the Centerfeld Universalist
Church on Sunday, January 29th, 1888,
At II .. IN. and p. m. The friends and
public are cordially invited to attend.
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Revival services will be begun at the
M. E. Church next week. The presence
and aid OF Christian people will, be CRATE.
fully appreciated, and the public gener-
ally are kindly invited to attend. Cos
pei hymns, Scripture readings and a
short sermon each evening. Services at
z O'clock
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Probate Court.

William McVey, guardian of the es-
tate of James Burns, filed first account.
Louisa J. Amen, guardian of the es-
tate of Samuel Amen and others, filed
inventory.
T. H. Hogsett, assignee of the estate
Of Grabriel @. Willett, filed inventory
and appraisement.
J. H. Richards, assignee of the estate
of Daisy M. Reckley, filed inventory. .
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Rough on blues-"Bad Boy"
The Highland jubilee singers

ING H18ul6uu SuUu06 SIu8orS
Will give grand concert at the Opera
House in Leesburg this Thursday even
ing. This company is billed Is one of
the best. colored troops on the road, and
the carefully prepared programme of
Jubilee Songs, Plantation Melodies,
Guitar and Harp Solos, interpersed
with the fine wing dancing Of Master
Roy Roberts can not help but please the
citizens of our neighbor village.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26

A series Of msetings will begin next
Sunday at the Mt. Warrington Chapel
under the auspioes Of Rev. J. B. Faris.
The church viii retain Mr.. Fsris 40
their pastor another year, making the
fourth in succeasion. Mr.. Faris 4 an
able minister. All are cordially invited
70 attend the series Of meetings.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26

During the past week of coasting but
few minor accidents have occurred.
Among others who have been slightly
shaken up are Mr.. John Bowers and
Niss Ida Shack.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26

The depot at Russells was burned
down last Saturday afternoon. Full
particulars wifi be found in our corres-
pondence from that village.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26

Mn. J. J. Pugsley, who has been visit
ins relatives in the East for some time,
returned home ON Wednesday evening
Of Last week. She was accompanied by
Mn. Albert Childs, of Pittsburg.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26

Mrs. w. H. Morrow, of Gibbon. Neb.,
il now at the residence of her brother,
Mr.. John A. Patterson, attending her
mother who is quite sick.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26

On last Saturday morning Mr.. w. H.
Jones fell upon the ice At his residence
ON North West street breaking both
bones Of the lower left arm and throw.
ing the wrist out Of place.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26

Mr.. George Grand. Girard, of Circle
vile, has been appointed administrator
OF the estate of the late Rev. E. Grand
Girard.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26

l will pay the highest market price
for wheat. Burch Miller's old wareroom
in the rear of John Matthew'S grocery.
WV. FAvoR & Co.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26

Mr.. J. @. Roads, of Seman, Adams
county. was q welcome visitor to our
sanctum last Saturday, as was also Mr..
N. G. CLANCY, OF New Vienna.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26

Mrs. Henry G. johnson, of Newark.
Ohio, returned home last Saturday
morning after weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Woodrow.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26

Messrs. Tim Clifford and g. w. Nc
Keehan, of Chillicothe, visited friends
here last Sunday and Monday,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26

Rev. DR.. Runyan will preach at the
M. T.. Church this wednesday, even.
ing at Z o'clock.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26

At the residence of Mr.. d. +. Scott,
the @. L. 8. g. will meet this (Thursday)
evening at 7:30 sharp.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26

! Elegant music, catchy songs, and the
funniest comedy ever written.-"The
Bad Boy" next Monday at the Armory