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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18

Sn einem tie~fgefabIteu Na9rufe fir
ben Raifer Griebri@ fa9t bic n8oifi6e
3eituag", ems Der tonangebenbe1 0rs
game Der freiinnigen Partei, bic fols
gettben f91nen, getpiB Gielen aus benz
9er5en geipro9enen Worte: .Mt9t
1ur bur6 9as, mas er getba1 bat, ions
bern aud ftr aIes 9as, mas er tbut
pollte, aber gu tbun berbinbert mar,
pirb Gaiier Griebri9 in Der grinnerung
bes beuti6et Bottles fortleben als fein
better Sobn, fein better @atte, fem be,
1ter Batter, fem better Biirger uno feiu
better Girft. SEPT 1T ct tobt, aber feitl
Name tpixb beI leudten ols Elm 2eit,
Stern fit bieies unb bic fommenben
@ei9le9terl"
Die proclamation an bas preuBi1ae
8olf tptrb am 9ienitag publicirt tper=
ben. Ser &ei9stag 1T auf ben rs.
Stunt einberufen tporben, INN bic faifer>
li@e 8otf9aft entgegen gu nebmer uno
fur3 barauf tpirb &aiier Wilbelm II.
feierli9 bet ben gu gerneinf6aftlider
Sibung bereinigtet beiben 66uiern beg
preuBif6en 2~anbtaees ben gib bet
Sreue ablegem. 9te Botf9aft an ben
&ei9stag tDirb-wte es betBt-nur furl
fein unb fi6 barauf bei9rdnten, bic
frieblt6en abi@ten bes 9aiiers gum
NusbruG gu bringert unb bic Be3iebun.
gen 5nif6en benz 8plte unb Ser Grone
tlar au ftellen.
Mufaaenb 1T es, baB bic Raiierin.
Witttpe @ictoria ii1 tpeiserte, an bet
2ei9e ibres Gatten cine gertaue OBJ
ouction Dornebmen au la1en, burd
tuel@e ss einaig unb alein m6glid
mar, genaue Muff6IiRe iber ben
tnabren Character feiner 2rantheit ber=
beiaubringen. Slug gebanbeIt mar es
BON Der GdiierinzW itttpe 8ietoria ie-
5enfaQs ni9t. penn He auf biefer Wei.
gerrng beitebt, benn oanr tuiro aufib,
rem S9lbling, benz ST.. Maden3ie, oer
Mafel INNER baften bIeibei1 = Oh mil
&e@t, ober nit llnre9t, - BOB CT ben
2aiier fali9 bebanbelt bdtte, neil CT
bic wabre Natur feiues 9eibsns ni6i
ri9tig ertannt babe.
Gin @erii9t mill ubrigens tpifen,
bab 2aifer Milbelm II. = ttob BET
@eigerung feiner Wutter-eine getialie
Obbnftion BET 9ei1e feines Waters an.
georbnet babe, unb omar bur9 bic ber.
bprragen0fen Ner3te = tpie Dir9op,
8ersmann uno MaloeDer = unb bal
bieie conEatirt bdtten, oaB bas 2eiben,
uel6em Der Safer Griebri6 erIeser 1T,
lnspeifelbaft &rebs getpeien fei = tpas
Or. Madeu3ie betanntIi6 big gum IeB,
ten Wugenblid in Nbrebe gu itelen
berfu9te.
Die ~biplomatii9en 8ertretcr Deutf9.
lambs i'm Muslanbe inb telegrapbiid
angewieien wor6en. an ben betrefen'
ben g6fen, Do He accreoitirt linb, bon
benz lebten MunfGe bes GaiIers Grieb.
rid Mittbeilung gu. MAIDEN, baB iein
2ei@enbegdnsniB obne allen pump &C.
feiert tperben fole unb baB baber :
nit Musnabme Der nd1ften 8ernan6ten
feline fremben 6itrfen au bieler @ele.
genbeit ertpartet tparben. 9ie &aiierin
Mugufa ur6 bic @robber3ogin bon
8aben fiub auf benz Wege nod Berlin.
Ser 46nig bon 5a9ien, Der @roBs
ber3og uon 1efen unb Der GroBber3og
BON 6adiensW eimar finb bereits bort
eingetrofen.
Die 9ei6e bes Raiiers Griebrid III
in benz groBen Mui6el.S aole bes pots.
bamer'5 6IoRes aufgebabrt tporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18
va BiQige Preile fur reberf6uB in
Sommers unb Minterz Rleibern bel
pansoaF q 6 o n.
Galifornta Weiue.

Weinliebbaber finben elm groBes 2a>
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
9errn s. s. Meper am Nlamo
plasa. 9err SLEEPER fu@t bic Weine
an Srt uno Stele aus uhb fattft brett
aus benz Seller Ter Wein3i6ter. Nls
gutem 2enner selingt es Inn itets, Die
beiten @orten au%saumdblen. st fam
feline Runben lno Gamilien nit einen,
guten Sropfen berfeben. &otb= unb
WeiBmeine in bor3igli9er Qualitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @aQone = frei
ins 9als 9eliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18
Mnset8e fitr stemersabler.

Office bes fdbtiiden Stemer. Solicitors,
aampraann @ebauoe, 8im,mer so. 81.
DaS Yublitun, mirb biersur9 benadridtist,
Sab bic fdbtif9en Steuer . 2ifen fir bic IN.
melbums bes feuerpaidtisen @ieentbnms =
peri0nIiben pte ltesen6en 8eiibes = fit baa
nit benz l. Mar5 1888 beginnenbe GiStaliabr
iest often Iiegem unb bic gum 30. Stunt 1885
auaieeen iperben.
ale Dieienigen, weIde bitrbon betrofen
merben, tuerben h0aidf erludt, .fi9 balb tinau-
finben unb ibr Gisentbum bot benz 1uteraei6.
neten gu berfteuern, nie esba8 @efet S~erlanst.
Sole @aifianc.
d Stdbti1her M1eHor.
Ga Nntomio, 20. Gebruar 1888.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18

aas Grau u. Catherine, beren
&efauration in 8ietoria, Seras, allen
Neiienben auf's bortbeilbafteife befannt
mar, bat iebt on Mbenue s. $50. 232,
elm Bribat > 8oarbiHgbouie er0fnet.
Nuf CUTE Gt@e unb 8equemli@feiten
fir Serren, benen elm eigeres 6eim
rtangelt, pirb bic gr6Bte Sorgfalt bers
tpanbt. Preiie mdBig. 8etbitiguns
unb Wobnung per Sag, @o@e ober
Monat. 6,4,t3M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18

= 2aBt gu@ ni6t tduf9en bur9
niebere Preiie fur Nrbeit, DeI@e better
als irgenb cine in Seras geliefert mirb,
ioabern berfiigt @u6 mad Gala.
10 aus pbotD9rapbii6em &telier, go.
Alb Olts6 oufton.6 traBe, no Sud quite
unb aufriebenitellenbe Nrbeit gu reelent
preiie garantirt pirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18

= Mu@t Cure 8efeuupgen fit Sta.
6elbrabt, sIatten Srabt, giienble6,
2upferble9 unb 2btbe Bel 9iper &
g 9ultbeB, 33 6 IS Meft Com.
nlerce 8 GtraBe, San Mntonio, Seras.
Spart q eIb unb 3eit.
@arantie fit niebrisife Marftpreife.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18
stdotti@e Mnset8e.
Nfoti5 fit @isentbiinter bon Granit:
1tn0 mt0erem Steia>8 riidet.
MaDors Office,
Snn Mntnnin 90 mni 1893


San Mntonio, 20. Mai, 1888.
Broben bon beri9iebenen Qlrten bon
8ranit unb 8aufeinen aur grri6tun9
Der reueu Stabtbale tperoen entgegens
senommen. Befagte proben firb in
Der Office bes bauleiterbem Mr9iteften,
9errn Dtto Qramer, ab3ugeben i'm
2ampmann @ebdube, 3intnter SEQ. 80.
9ieielben tuerben big gum 80. SUM-
1883 angenpmmen.
Muf !Mnorbnung beg 8au : &omites,
beitebenb aus benz Mapor Brnatl galz
Iagban, 8~orfbenber, unb ben Mlbers
men 5@reiner, Mauermantt, Smpe
unb @uergin.
g.. g. Glanbpm, 9th @lerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18

W m. $. Ontterfine E, 1886
Oifs 9ouifOnsS traBe, plumbers, @ass
unb steam > Gitters, balten fi9 benz
Yublifum fiir lille in ibrGa@ i9lagenben
Wrbeiten empfoblen unb berfpreGen
prompte Beforgung aler aluftrdge.
&ronIeu6ter, @as.Girtures, 8abetpors
men, glofets &c. ftets an 9anb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18

@ismar6. Wer nod Waco
tomnlt, gebt gu n8ismard" gde bon
Square unb 8. @traBe, I'm Elm gutes
@las s onD s 4 =Bier 3l trillten.
Grnft 0Detb IT,,
Na@folser bon $. s. S6uma9er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18
stdotiide 4uSeise.
2ebrerz NrIfmms 8.
Office bes ftdbtii6en S6ul. !
Superintenbenten,

SUptIIWIeIIUeNIHWr
San Intonio, 5. Sum- 1888. }
Cine prifung fir Mpplicanten uno
Npplicantinnen fir 2ebrer= unb 2ebres
rinnen : @teIunsen an ben 1Hentli9en
59ulen bon San Nntonio tpirb in ben
Sagen bonn IS. big gum %. STUNT i'm
biefigen 0o9f9ul : @eb6ube an Der
Ncequia @traBe ~abgebaIteu tperben.
Die prifungen Beginner 8orm. 9 u5r.
$. 6. Smith,
Stdbtii9er S9uls superintendent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18

s6- Sbr fpart 8eIb, tuenn ibre Cure
Drudfa9en bel SObnon BIOS.
anfertigen ldBt.
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Gin bdnfbarer Wdtient,

ber feinen Mamen ni6t s~enannt baben iuia unb
feIInns bon 9Derem 2eiben elmer in
feinem Oottorba& ansesebenen arsnei Uerbantt,
Idbt surd nns ba6elbe foften rel an feline
lsiSsnSen Mitmenideu beri9iden: 9ielss srobe
Bud entbalt &e3epte, bic in ieOer Apofbste
se1nadt perben f6nnea. S9idt Cure Mbrefe
nit 8riefmarfe an: Hrttafe glimic s.
0tSpeniarg, Is e. SOuftum Gtr., Netp
Dprf %. q.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18

R~ Sobnor8 ros. liefern bic
beften unb biaigiten 9rudia6en. @ebt
au linen.
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Wfa9enleioeis.

Ae0em Wfa9enleicen.
Ra1 l3.tdbrtser Grfabruns.
Rad l2>idbrisen Grfabrunsen Fam i'd
tsRdttetn, bab Or. ausuit ROats'e 5ani>
burger Gropfen cine aussejei9nete MebtJin
fnb unb es sesen ale Masenleiben ni6tS
ttHtfte seben fam, rtit biet terrlt4en
SrOpfen .-8riebri& Walter, Sbsbelt, Sa.
&aIfsn MINER
@eaen MasenIetben siebt 60 nt6ts beft>
rts mte Or. auguft &Snt9's pdttburger
Grppfen, i6 penbe biefelben facn felt pies
len Satren an unb babe ftets ~eefanber, bab
fe sani Ypr3iali1 gesen berlet 3eibfa fiub.
g. &. RoebIer, Mpnrpe, aDise.
Sur redbtsn 3rit empfobIen.
2ansere Belt Tit i'd an bsftisen @assn>
f1nter3en, bic fetnem bet Dielen ansetpant>
ten Rittei nethen ppGten. GHliebli1
grih i'd gu Or. dug. &Oats's 3amburser
Ala aErrpfea unb In fur3er 8eit mar td ipieber
frrSeteat.-Daniel @etbner, New 1aben,
&eras.
Or. Nueuf &Snig's hamburger Eropfen fnb
ID allen Mpptbslen fur SO Gents bic Glaf6t gu
4&attn.
TIE CHARLES 4. V0GMER CO., Baltimore, nd.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18
OELRICH'S b 90.

Uomll19 Green, New g)crt
B. 5. gouns, G. Grie1enbed, &uao q
S9melser unb 8. g. Maeslamard, 10. 2ss
Commensurate, agsnten fir San antonio.
Q. @nnge & Co., Nsenten fur guero.
q. @u1ef, asent fir S@nIen6dra.
Wlofe Raphael, Mgent fir Aonfon.
@Iertens & Gauif un6 grnf Sherf. qaen.
ten fir Neu.H ramnfelS.
8. 8Ott@er, asent fit Beimar, 9sras.
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NRDBEBFSe#RLL{m
pBREMEN
uND


Surge Gee Retie In rtear EaSer
swifden
8renten ttttO Netu 0Orf
Die ~berihnaten sdneubampfer
Aller, Trave, Saale, Ems, Elder
Vera, Fulda, Elbe, Lain.
sunnabenbs anb Mittpu@s hon
1f.Men.
sonnabenos anr Nitihp9s bon
Neu Darf.
Bremen 1T febr bequeui ftr Reiienbe
seie9en unb BON Wreuten aus foun man
in iehr fur3er 3ett idnimtlide Stdbte
Dentidlanbs, Oeferrei@s unb Der
56pei3 erreiden. Die @&neHbdmpfer
bss Nerbentiden alobp anb an beisnbe.
rer gerad1dtisnns Ser 3mti&enbedss
RaifaSiere unb Sueiter gaiite . poRa.
siere sebaut, haben hohe Berbede, Dor.
saslide Uentiiaticn unO eine ausse3ei&.
nete 8erpfe9uns.
Wfehr aIs
1.75O.OOO
Yafusisre haben nit ben Dompfsrn bes
Wcrb6euti4en Qlohb Bic Teife ibsr's
Meer Hder unb gut 3urddaeJeat. We,
gen Yreiie unb weiterer Snfcruaatirn
menbe man lm ar,
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Or. ansuff 9Sais's 5antburser Sropfsn fnb
h allen @pptbslen fur so Gents bic Glafde gu
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TIE CHARLES 4. VOGEER CO.. Baltimore. I'D.
The Labor enquirer., 1888-03-24
Prudential Brothers,

The Friedenthal Brothers have
established themselves in the cigar
and tobacco business at I4I4 Sew
enteenth street. The boys deserve
and will command a good share of
the custom of those who have
known them in the ranks of organ
lied labor where they have taken
an active part. Whenever you
need anything in the tobacco line
call and see the boys and you will
receive good treatment and get
square union-made goods. M
The Labor enquirer., 1888-03-24

hepairs done neatly. cheap and with dis
patch. Invisible leatnef patches put on!
that defy competition. so Sixteenth Street,
Denver, Colo. 3l3 3m
The Labor enquirer., 1888-03-24

etc. Tramps. the essayist held.
were the result 'of labor-sayine
machinery. the competitive
ten and the system of laws &li5Gh
allows one man to corner up the
land and all the necessaries of
life thereby giving him absolute
power to rob his fellow man. But
a revolution draws near. The So
cialist hopes Il maybe a peacea-
bic one and for that reason uses
his endeavors TO bring the people
to prepare for the changes which
are sure to come, peaceably OF
otherwise. Reference was made
to the definition given of socialism
BY Webster and that there was no
suggestion of blood and terror as
is usually embraced in the capital-
istic definition Of socialism,
After the usual recess for the
payment of dues and signing the
roll, the question for debate, "Re-.
solved. that the defeat of the en-
gineers' strike is in the interest of
organized labor" was debated by
Comrades Isenberg and Callahan.
the former on the negative and
the latter on the affirmative side
of the question. 'Comrade Isen-
berg fought a good fight for his
bad cause and showed much skill
in working upon the sympathies
of his audience by appeals for |
help for the brotherhood as they
were our brothers, etc. Comrades
Brophy and Leahy spoke for the |
affirmative and Comrades Davis,
Cochrane and Bell on the mega
tive. Much mirth was cause by
the tricky arguments introduced
by some of the negative side de-
baters, but their fallacy was ex-l
posed by the alternatives and the
vote was decided in the, latter's
favor. The League adjourned to|
meet at the same place, Meets
hall, one week later.
The Labor enquirer., 1888-03-24
Albert R. Parsons Book.

"Anarchism: Its Philosophy
and Scientific Basis" is now
ready. Persons desiring informa-
tion as to the doctrines for the
advocacy of which the FIVE an
archists were executed should
read this work. Prices: hand
somely bound in cloth 81; paper
covers 50 cents.
MRS. A. R. PARSONS, Publisher,
Room IS, 100 Washington street,
Chicago, Illinois. i.
The Labor enquirer., 1888-03-24
contemplate affair. released her.
e

contemplate affair, released her.
-
Miss Louisa May Alcott whose
Little Men," Little Women =
Aunt JOS Boys" and other good
and pure stories have delighted
young people, and old, too. for
twenty years or more, was trans
lated tq<he invisible life recently
at nearly the same time as her
father. A. Bronson Alcott, who,
as comrade Of Emerson, Thoreau
and other trancendentalists had
left his work as a humane thinker
upon the past generation. Mr..
Alcott was nearly ninety years of
age and his daughter Louisa was
6fty-6ve. "In their death they
were not divided"
The Labor enquirer., 1888-03-24

Mrs .Ammon, of one of the east
ern cities, has been released, it
seems, from the Jail where she was
put for contempt of court in
refusing to tell the whereabouts
OF young girl whose smother
had died at her house le56ng her
child to Mrs. Ammon's care to
keep her from brutal and i'm
moral father who tried to carry
her away, and who. as her legal
guardian. wished to possess him.
self Of her property and person.
Mt to jail
the girls
ew Judge,
The Labor enquirer., 1888-03-24
Railway Time Tables
Unisn PasiAe.
.r.,rs.s nrsrssrou

Unisn PaetAe.
KANSAS DIVISION.
Eastern Express for Ksnsas City departs
Kansas City arrives daily Il ass p u. Kan
sas City Limited Expres1 departs daily q Q:
05 D. m; arrives daily at 7:l5 = m
COLORADO pIvmIox (BRoAD GUAoE).
Arro, Louisville; Boulder and Fort Collins
Mali and Expires, departs daily o 1:8 .. n, !,
arrives daily at Sis p, m; Council Bum Mall
and Express, departs daily At SD ., M; ~
rives daily At e:isp p. m. Ore on and caliicrnis
M; arrives daily at aG p. m. Brighton, Boui.
der, Longmont and Port Collins Nall and
Express, departs daily at f:l6 p. m; arrives
daily ut I'll .. m. Chicago Express, departs
daily st SiSp m; Colorado Express. srr.yss
eon and Cslhornis daily. departs Las p. m;
ayriv Q Ss00a m.
COLORADO DIVISION (HAnaoW 0UA0K).---
Georgetown, Silver Plume and Idaho
Springs Mall and ExprDsS Sdeparts daily atSOi
q m arrives daily a &o6p. m. Black Hawk
and Central City Nan aud Express, depaFss
Ssy = eS s1.s M siuSs FUN. "a id.Ss p
ExpgsR depaxts daily exceps SUNDAY at -
.. M: arrives e l20 p. m. H1Ack HG8k Al
6sntraf City nxpreni, depaE1s daily excG01
sunday at 800 p. M; arrives at l48 p. m.
Golden assenger, departs daily u e:SS ,. m,
arrives daily at 7:56 m - rr re-,
pKxvEa AID SOUTH PAnx DIvnIos.
Marrow Guage).
Morrison AccoOmotion, depax1s dAily 6 &
~ 8 ms auives lAA)y q 80 ,. n, Le6aVll0
nly H1psA a3ens dailZ = 80 q ~ -
49,. ~ SssssiS lily sxes1s . 6i5SS}ISSSs
aS7lVo6 6 NM n Mehe nSyGgw r.
Y611V11loI - 0no an1 0ln111q, 1wmoo
The Labor enquirer., 1888-03-24

The celebrated stifY hats from the Co.
operative Hat Company just received at
Clayton's. =
The Labor enquirer., 1888-03-24
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

In the matter OF the estate OF Rufus Culver
deceased, notice Is hereby given, that on
Saturday the sist day. OF March A. D. 1883,
(l8SS) term Of the County Court of Arapahoe
County, in the state OF Colorado, l. William
H. Davis, administrator Of said estate will
appear before the Judge OF said court, pre-
sent my final settlement as such administra-
Lhon apply to be discharged as administrator
at which time and place any person In In
terest may appear and present objections to
the same. II any there BE-
Dated at Denver, dorado, Feb. 20 1888.
WILLIAM II. DAVIS,
Administrator OF the estate OF Rufus Culver,
deceased.
The Labor enquirer., 1888-03-24
On the List.

Stoves made by Fuller & War.
rem of Troy, New York, are on the
boycott list. Scab labor.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-08-09
PRICETOWN.

August Otn, 1905.
A. M. Garoutte and wife, of Lynch
burg, are visiting friends at this place.
A. d. Virgins and wife, OF Hillsboro,
were the guests of NJ. ]. Pulliam and
wife Saturday and Sunday.
A new cupola adorns the Newlight
Church.
DR.. and Mrs. CLANCY were called to
the bedside OF their daughter, Miss
Bessie, who had gone to visit friends IN
Hillsboro and was taken dangerously ILL.
Her life was despaired OF last week, but
at last accounts she was some better.
Mr.. George Stevens and family will
remove in few weeks to Marion, Ind,
where they expect to make their future
home.
Rev. Singer will preach at this place
next Sunday.
Miss Tessie Faris Sundayed with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Faris.
The prospects for good time at the
celebration were very tlattering satur-
day morning and large crowd had
gathered on the grounds, but directly
after dinner heavy rain storm came up
that spoiled the enjoyments for the rest
OF the day. There is some talk of trying
il again.
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suACKELToN.
August 9TH, 1888.

August JCn, 1888.
Mrs. P. H. Trop and Mrs. p. w.
Charles spent one day last week in
Hillsboro, the guests of Henry Miller
and family.
Wright Fawley and wife and Henry
Fawley and wife were in attendance at
the Greenfield fair last Thursday.
Stella Vance, Of Belfast, Sundayed at
the residence Of P. w. Charles.
G.. M. Fawley and family, Of Painters.
vile, Greene county, are visiting rela-
tives at this place.
Washington Fawley and family and
Mrs. Lydia Charles were the guests Of
J. X. Polk and lady at Martinsville last
Friday.
Rev. Henschell, of Lynchburg, will
preach at Mt. Zion next Sunday, August
10Th, at 1880 O'Clock.
Wright Fawlcy and family, of Tile
Junction, and Daniel Fawley, OF vir-
ginia, were entertained by P. w. Charles
and family on Sunday.
Quite number from this place will
attend the fair at Hillsboro this week.
The ice cream festival which was men.
toned several weeks ago, to be held at
the Mt. Zion Reformed Church, has not
fallen through but is being pushed on at
rapid speed and will be held on Satur-
day night, August 18th. Como one,
come all and lend helping hand. Vo.
cal and instrum entail music.
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SUGARTREE RIDGE.

August 9TH, 1888.
Miss Lizzie Doggett is on the sick list
this week.
Some of the farmers have commenced
plowing for wheat.
Farmers say there never was such a
prospect for large corn crop in this
locality as this year.
Revs. Parks, OF Winchester, and Briggs,
OF this place, will exchange pulpits next
Sunday, Rev. Parks preaching here at
half past ten a. IN. .
We noticed in the Gazette OF last week
that some Democrat Of this place tried
to say something concerning the Harri-
son and Morton club, which was organ
lied here last Wednesday night. He
said ian attempt had been made to or
ganize club here" Yes, we did make
an attempt, and it was grand attempt
too, as it's list of membership will show.
He also said the speaker did nothing
but "wave the bloody Shirt" etc., and
from his writing the shoe must fit them
or they would not squeal so much.
Now, my dear friend, the Republican
party is very we'll satisfied with the at
tempt, and why amt you. Visit us
again and you may learn something else
that you had never thought OF.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-08-09
BALD KNOB.

August 9th, 1888.
Mr.. Harvey Wright and Perry Pier.
son are on the sick list.
Miss Amanda Noble gave singing
school last Sunday night, which was
well attended and enjoyed by oil pres
ent.
Last Tuesday evening the young folks
Of this vicinity concluded TO give an ice
cream supper at Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Fox's. The supper was served at nine
o'clock, the rest Of the evening being
spent in games and social converse.
There were about forty persons present.
Our Sharpsville Sunday school IL in
quite flourishing condition. The re-
port Of the average attendance for tho
last quarter numbers seventy.four.
Some Of our citizens talk Of attending
Exposition in tho near future.
w. A. Hodson attended tho Whining
ton fair last week.
I'll. Carey and family, Of Clear Greek,
were visiting in this neighborhood last
Sunday.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-08-09
RUSSELL'S.

August 7th, 1888.
]. F. Meek, of Lynchburg, is in the
hay business in this neighborhood.
Miss Sophia Boelzner returned home
from Cincinnati last Friday evening.
Miss Mary Boatright returned home
from Greenfield Monday, after few
days visit with friends at that place.
Quite number of our young people
attended the festival at Dunn's Chapel
last Wednesday night.
Mr.. John Foreman and wife, of
Springfield, spent Saturday and Sunday
at Mr.. Lon Hayes.
Lud Southard, formerly of this place,
but now OF Columbus, was in our village
Monday.
Mrs. d. D. Mccoy Is visiting relatives
near Wilmington this week.
Mr.. VIM. Strange is numbered with
the sick at this writing. I. N. Oldaker,
who has been sick for several months,
is much better.
Mrs. Rritton and two children, Mertie
and Jim, spent Sunday with her daugh'
ter, Mrs. Mercer, this week.
Rev. Davis and family are visiting in
this neighborhood this week.
Rev. M. N. Maxey, who has been Wis.
iting his sister in Muncie, Ind, for a
few days visit, came home Monday
evening.
Robert King, OF Danville, shipped two
car loads OF hogs from this place last
Thursday.