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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-12-13
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Inc Highland County Teachers Asso-
citation met in the NJ. E. Church at Hills
boro, Saturday, December 9Th, 1883, at
1880 q. m, with President r. B. Barrett
in the chair.
The meeting opened with the singing
Of America" by the teachers present,
after which Rev. Murray, pastor Of the
church, led in prayer. This was follow.
ed by an instrumental solo by Miss Bes.
sic McNicol.
H. g. Williams then read a most ex.
cellent and instructive paper on the
Province OF the Public School," He
spoke Of the danger threatening our
country from illiteracy, and OF the ne.
cessity Of more and better educational
facilities, that all children Of school age
might be brought under the influence Of
the public school. The statistics regard.
ing the vast number Of children OF school
age who are not enrolled as pupils Of
any school were startling, and the need
Of compulsory education was realized by
those who were present to hear him.
Miss Sara Murphy followed with an
instrumental solo, Memory" which was
beautifully rendered.
The committee reporting arrangements
for entertainment, the Association ad-
journed for dinner.
The afternoon session was opened with
piano solo by Miss Rebecca Mutton, af.
ter which "Father Phil's Collection" was
recited in a charming manner by Mrs.
w. g. Moler, of Greenfield, followed by
paper entitled "The Attainment Of the
Ideal" by Mrs. D. s. Ferguson, of the
Hillsboro College, which all enjoyed.
After the singing of solo by Miss
Edith Mckenzie, Of the Conservatory of
Music, N. H. CLANCY, superintendent Of
Washington @. H. schools, delivered an
address on Education Measured by
Gold," in which he plainly showed, in
4 an able manner, the advantage Of an ed.
ucation when looked at in the light of a
financial standpoint.
The Executive Committee desiring the
appointment OF two meetings, an invita-
ton to meet at Leesburg in January and
at Greenfield in March was given and
accepted. The Association then tender
ed their sincere thanks to the helpers.
j. i. Strange then made neat little
speech. in which he said that while the
Association would cherish kindly mem.
ories Of the people Of Highland county,
who had at various times entertained
the teachers during their meetings, he
moved that hereafter the custom Of en-
tertainment be abolished. The motion
was seconded and carried. A motion
was also made that in the future ushers
be appointed, so that confusion may be
avoided during the exercises. A com
mittee was appointed to solicit members
and five names were secured. A motion
was then made that hereafter the chail
appoint q committee OF three early ir
4 the day to solicit members for the Asso
citation.
The Executive Committee having de
cided to hold their next meeting Janu
ary 10th at Leesburg, the Associatisr
adjourned. JENNIE 7. MORROW,
~ Secretary,
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Why and How.

Kelly says the question is often asked
him, show he can afford to sell goods so
cheap" The "Why" is, he is satisfied
with small profit. The "How" is, he
buys samples and job lots, and such
goods as are forced on the market at
half price. He has just received large
lot of woolen goods, consisting OF mems
and women's underwear, children's
hoods, coats, ETC., which will be sold re
gardless of cost.
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OF Interest to Teachers.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I
COLUMBUS, o., Dec. Q, 1888. I

CCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, o., Dec. Q, 1888.
To Boards Of School Examiners:
Since IL has been decided by compe.
tent authority that every teachers Ger.
ti6cate, to be valid after January 1st,
1889, must have on it physiology and
hygiene as one Of the branches in which
it's holder has been examined, it is of
great Importance that Boards Of Exam
iners should extend to teachers all pos.
sible facilities to be examined on the
subject within the present month. If
any of said boards have already had
their last examination for December,
they should arrange for another meeting
within the month, which meeting should
be exclusively given to an examination
in the one subject.
w. s. MATTHEWS,
Chief Clerk.
1t was announced in last weeks issue
that the Board OF School Examiners
would hold special meeting on Decem.
ber 22d, for examination on physiology
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What Do the BurgIariss Tsaehi

The recent burglaries in Hillsboro
have been Of = very mixed character.
The work at Boyd 4 Co.'s was clearly
for money and nothing else, while that
at Wesley Copes' grocery was much
harder to determine from the fact that
gold coin was left in the drawer from
which the watches were taken. It is
true that the money may have been
overlooked, but no one knows. The TAX
ing OF the blacksmith tools from Rob't
Nevin's shop can only be interpreted to
mean that those who took them we're
persuaded that they might need them.
and II needed, 1t may be safely predict.
ed, that IL would be to facilitate opera
tions OF the same kind. It is useless TO
surmise whether this work was done by
local thieves or foreign talent. There Is
always an abundance Of those who
violate the law. There are murders and
robberies, thefts and burglaries Of daily
occurrence. The frequency Of crimes
need not cause any one to form the con.
clusion that there is a negligency on the
part OF those whose duty it is to preserve
the peace and enforce the law. Officers
should be alert and vigilant; but with
all the watchfulness that can be brought
to bear upon the man who makes 1t hit
daily study OF life to out-wit the officers
Of the law, and regardless Of law or the
rights OF others to obtain livelihood
the watchfulness has proved fruitless
effort in thousands Of cases. We have
no patent remedy to offer. Communi
ties have had to consider and reconsider
this matter again and again. Locally
our business houses might remove the
temptation of the advantage that dark
ness gives, by keeping clear ligh
burning in their places Of business dur
ing the night. This, it occurs to us
would be some hinderance to those wht
are inclined to make their living in th'
night; and another point that it nigh
be we'll to give heed to, and that is thu
habit Of keeping no money in place'
where it may be easily stolen. This las
applies to men in the country as well a
to the business men in towns. Th'
trial in the Common Pleas Court Of thi
county at its last term, Ohio VS.. Sharl
and Blair, charged with entering the resi-
dence Of Joseph Worthington, prove
that it is not only unsafe to keep sum
of money on the person or about one
premises, but it is temptation to thos
who are disposed to thieving. The in
dividuals of the community must &C
wisely as we'll as to expect their official
to act vigilantly. There must be dill
gence and wisdom in all departments.
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Gas as q Fuel.

"Hello! Anything new about this
Office 2" was the inquiry Of a NEws.HER-
AID man on entering the Auditors Office
the other day.
"Why don't you say something about
gas as fuel? Ihave been reading care
fully the articles which have lately ap-
peared in the dailies on this subject"
was Auditor LeFevre's reply.
"But the system Of utilizing gas as q
feul has not been perfected, and what is
the use Of talking about using gas as
fuel when gas is costing $50 per thou.
sand feet?'
"All true" said Mr.. IeFevre, "but I
am sure that gas at $1.5O thousand is
cheaper as full than coal at fifteen cents
per bushel. Yes, am satisfied that I
can prove that gas at the present price
of fifteen cents per hundred feet is cheap
er than coal at l23 cents per bushel, to
say nothing Of the convenience and
cleanliness, the absence OF all SCOT and
ashes also the advantage OF instant tie
Of fuel gas"
Such are the views OF Auditor Lefevre.
1t certainly would be worth while on the
part of our President of the Gas and Elec.
trio Light Company to investigate this
matter. 1t is highly probable that In the
near future the use of gas (artiRcial gas
as a fuel is going to displace all Other
fuels. We see in some places that crude
petroleum is being utilized as basis
for producing gas for heating purposes
and the report says with satisfaction
But whatever the basis may be from
which gas is to be obtained, it seemI
highly probable that even the men ant
women who are considered old will liv'
to see complete revolution in the man
ner in which we warm our dwellings.
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Toe Late.

Quite number Of the reports sent US
by the different correspondents Of the
NEws.HERALD reached us too late for
publication last week. This notice will
explain to the correspondents themselves
the reason why their communications
did not appear in our last issue. Cor
respondence should reach US not later
than Tuesday-except the Bainbridge
route--and it would be better earlier
than not at all, or that it should be con-
signed to the wsste-basket as a number
of last weeks communications were.
Be prompt in mailing.
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The "Indian Village" to be given by
the Y. P. @. A. will be postponed until
after the holidays. Meantime, II those
persons who have Indian relics they
will loan for exhibition will kindly
notify Mr.. @. Richards at the Bee Hive,
they will confer Q great favor on the
committee. Quite number have already
been secured.
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College and Conservatory Notes.

College and Conservatory Notes.
Lieutenant @. w. Scott has been sick
for the past few days.
Miss Birdie Parker, of Wilmington,
was visiting at the College one day last
week.
Mr.. Mckenzie, Of Waverley, was visit.
ing at the Conservatory . portion Of this
week. His son, Harry, returned home
with him last Tuesday evening.
The College was well represented at
the H. O. 7. A. last Saturday.
The singing society rendered the fol-
lowing programme at their last regular
meeting:
Music. c...................... Fannie Mackey
Reading. ...................... .Nettte Patton
Essay. .,.'.''..''''''''''' 'Iuha ow.spuo,,u
Defamation. ,............ Jessie rancske
At the last meeting Of the Philoma-
THAN Society the following corps OF
officers were elected for the next term !:
President, J. W. Howard; Vice Presi-
dent, L. s. Doggett; Secretary, J. B.
Allison Treasurer, ]. 9. Feibel; Cor
responding Secretary, G. A. Dionne
Sergeant at Arms, ]. A. Feibel.
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Special Prices.

Since the protective idea has been in
dorsed by the people Morrow Brothers
guarantee protection to all purchasers OF
goods in reduced prices. They especial
ly would call the attention OF customers
to the great reduction OF prices on wall
paper.
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Miss Maggie Barrere returned last Fri
day, after two months stay with her
brother, Mr.. Granville Barrere, who has
been quite sick for some months past
Mr.. Barrere is practicing his profession
In Canton. Ill.
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Notice

To the Taxpayers of Dodson, Fairfield
and Madison townships: ! or my dep
uty will be in Lynchburg, Thursday and
Friday, January 8 and 4, 1889; Leesburg,
Thursday and Friday, January 10 and
IL, 1889; Greenfield, Tuesday noon, jan
uary l5, until Friday noon, January Is,
1889, for the purpose of collecting the
taxes Of the above named townships.
L. o. HETHERINGToN,
Treasurer.
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viii You Read Thisi

Since the protective idea has been in
dorsed by the people, Morrow Brothers
guarantee protection to all purchases Of
goods in reduced prices. Special atten-
ton is called to their new and attractive
line Of window shades; also an entire
new line Of china on sale. Great re-
duction in prices of wall paper.
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{ A grand mistake most people make is
putting Of buying their toys and Christ
mas presents until the last day. Kelly
will bo ready to show you the finest line
Of toys and holiday goods ever brought
TO this market next week.
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Last Tuesday Jerry Lynch's horse got
seriously entangled between the shan
dies" OF the dray, while the local of the
Gazette viewed the scene from the curb
stone, meditating mid the mists of a
meerschaum on the uncertainties Of
animal life
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Lost.

A gold thimble, somewhere in Hills
boro. Any one finding the same will
please leave at this Office and reward
will be given.
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/ Our curios and jewels from the Rocky
Mountains will make Christmas presents
out Of the common run. So will our
"Hand Book for Christian Workers.
sBylsnd's Bargain Bazaar.
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If you are thinking of buying photo.
graph album for Christmas gift, do not
fail to see the elegant line at Bowles'
book store. The low prices will sur.
prise you. A handsome Xmas card will
be presented free to all who purchase
albums from now until Chrismas.
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skipped Out.

The proprietor of the West End Gro
Gerry SHE'D off to Cincinnati last week.
Well he didn't quite buy out the city,
but judging from the amount of goods
coming there will be no trouble to get
all the goodies you need for Christmas
at the West End Grocery.
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ex. j. i. oyerman has received

Rev. L. L. Overman has received q
unanimous call to the Presbyterian
Church Of Montgomery, suburb OF
\Cincinnati. II is probable that Mr..
Overman will accept. This is the church
that Rev. Thos. f. Cortelyon served as
pastor for twenty-six years. Mr.. Over
kmans friends viii rejoice in this recog-
nition OF his abilities so near homo.
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The members OF the scientific class Of
the North Liberty Normal will deliver
public addresses Friday night, Decem-
ber 18th, at the close Of the present term.
This corresponds to the public finals Of
other normals and should be part Of
every progressive school. The addresses
will be interspersed with public topics
and followed by reunion.
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We would call the attention Of the
readers of the News. HERALD to the card
OF Mr.. J. G. williams who has located al
Bell, Ohio. 1t certainly would be well
for those needing the service OF an
auctioneer to give Mr.. Williams trial
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Only two weeks more at the present
low prices in wall paper at Morrow
Bros. In addition to their attractive
line Of new style chinaware they would
call special attention to fine lot of pic.
lures, which will please the most fastid'
ioua
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Mr.. John Conard and wife were visit
Iing Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Hudson, near
Emerald, last Sunday. Mr.. Hudson
thinks that he can live under Harrison's
reign, but he Is very sorry that Grover
Is deprived Of the privilege Of vetoing
fraudulent bills.
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Holiday Excursion Rates.

The O., w. & B. r. r. will sell excur-
sion tickets December Gath, 25th and
December 3lst, 1888, and January lst,
1889, at one and one-third fare for the
round trip at all stations.
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The ladies OF the Presbyterian Church
will give q "missionary tea" at Mrs.
Ellen Steele's Thursday night, Decem-
Der goth, to which all are cordially in
vited. Supper l5 cents.
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Miss Emma Uhrig returned Monday
noon from Hillsboro, where she had been
spending the Sabbath with her parents.
Miss Minnie Willetts, who accompanied
her thither, will visit her parents at the
same place. remaining week or two
GresmHsd Enterprise.
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The following officers were installed at
Highland Lodge, No. So, F. & A. M,
last Thursday night: ]. r. Callahan,
w. NJ; J. H. Mackerley, s. w.; J. q.
Hallowell, J.w.; VIM. Hoyt, Treasurer
]. NJ. Hibben, Secretary; A. W. Down
ham, s. D.; ]. B. Rowe, Tyler.
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Don't fail to go to Morrow Bros. and
see their elegant stock Of china, glass
and queensware, fancy notions, lamps,
picture frames and mouldings.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Overman, accom-.
panied by their daughter, Sallie, left last
Tuesday morning to spend the winter
In Barlow, Florida. II.
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Oranges 20 cents per dozen, lemons 20
cents per dozen, bananas 20 cents per
dozen, raisins 10 cents per pound, figs
10 cents per pound, mixed candies 10
cents per pound at the West End Gro
cery.
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Wedding March,"

It will be remembered that we gave a
notice some time ago Of play to be rem
dered at the Arniory Hall by home
talent with the the above title. The
play is given for the benefit of the Con.
servatory, and will be rendered on Tues
day evening, December 18th. The play
promises to be both interesting and
amusing.
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A number OF articles and communica-
tions, some Of which are in type, are
unavoidably crowded out OF this issue
OF the paper.
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Mr.. Frank Foust, who is taking a
special course for the ministry at Hiram
College, will visit friends and relatives
at Hillsboro and Pricetown during vaca-
ton, which takes place on December Il.
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Elder J. w. Ruble will preach at the
Court House next Saturday evening at
o'clock; also Sunday morning at 1880
and evening a. All cordially invited.
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Christmas oysters, dressed turkeys,
mince meat, cranberries, celery, Jersey
sweet potatoes and Malaga grapes at the
West End Grocery.
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Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Eckley returned
home last Thursday, after paying an ex.
tended visit 10 their son, P. O. Eckley,
who il now at Dayton, o.
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Twill pay the highest market price for
wheat. Burch Miller's old wareroom,
in the rear of John Matthews grocery.
WIN. FAVOR.
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Tickets securing reserved seats for the
wedding March" to be rendered next
Tuesday evening are on sale at Foley &
Gutridge's restaurant.
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Mr.. Richard ]. Stevenson, of Cape
May, Nj, and Mr.. George W. Stevenson,
of Trenton, N. j., are visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. ]. @. Woodrow.
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(. Plush dressing cases, photograph and
autograph albums, poets, gift books, &C.,
suitable for holiday presents. Prices
lower than ever.
JACOB SAYLER & Son.
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One OF the incest toilet articles to use
after shaving is CARROTS Red Band
Cream Lotion.
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For rent-A house Of eight rooms
we'll, cistern, stable and necessary ou
buildings. Apply at this Office.
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Plush moires, surahs and other trim
mings, full assortment Of colors an,
Qualities at ~. 4. HrBBEN's.
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Euverard, the cash grocer, you vii
Vnnd IL selling goods at bottom price
every time. Try him.
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H. @. Dawson and Kirby Smith are
still wrestling with the bills and vouchers
OF the Commissioners report.
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If you want something nice for your
Christmas tree go and see Haynie. He
has Just what you want.
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Fine line Of cigars and tobacco at
Haynie's.
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Morrow Bros. are offering great bar.
gains in their stock Of wall paper, to
make room for new goods.
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Wanted. 100000 feet Of ash logs
Also logrun ash lumber. Spot cash.
HIcKLE & DURNELL, Hillsboro.
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Red Band Cream Lotion for chapped
hands at 25 cents per bottle.
GARRETT Bros.
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We are agents for DR.. Luse's Electric
Liver Pills. Have you tried them.
GARRETT Bros.
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Xmas cards at all prices at Bowles'
store. Special rates by the dozen to
Sunday school teachers.
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The largest assortment Of music and
song folios in Hillsboro is at Byland'i
Bargain Basaar.
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Chapped hands cured with Red Band
Croam Lotion made and sold by Garrett
Bros.
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Go to Haynie's and get his prices on
fine candies for the holidays before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
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Go to Haynie's restaurant and get
square meal for 25 cents.
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Buy your Christmas candies at Hay
MES.
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Morrow Bros. have some handsome
new designs in fancy china and queens.
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Pure buckwheat -four, maple molasel
and honey at the West End Grocery.
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Have you seen the beautiful pictures
at Morrow Bros?
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A PHYSICIANS LETTER.

"GENrIEMEN II glad write you my opinion Of 1voay
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work, ink daub desk polish required for
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the teeth and superior toilet soap needed ivory
We buy by the box the wrappers and allow the
thoroughly rpen.
Now had saved fifteen wrappers would ask you send my
little girl drawing book accordance with your
Coann; but all feel under obligation you
featuring ivory SOAP for
We do not hesitate recommend mquafdy all friends
1t Of the articles advertised to do"
WORD OF WARNING.
There many white each represented good vo"
they ARE NOT but like counte lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities Of
the genuine Ask for Ivory" Soap and insist upon getting IT,
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