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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14

Two SISTERS. pgei respectively 10 and 90.
nc inty tougat a duel at Nurub rig. Ger many
Knives we're used, with the esut AZ ie giri
ios- eye, wade The other vas terribly cut
abOut The face.
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SAVANNAH CADETS

HkADQUAR FERs SAVANNAH cadets
General Orders No II. -' 4'0''
!: The re ,ular monthly meeting of the co,..
will he held at their quarters THIS frna SGeps
EVENING. 14th ms =. at O'Clock. >-N0''ayl
This being the fl meeting after ~.
qudrte. w meeting. members in drre1rs s sss
re min led Of the importance of their b. arc
present. '7''9
., The Committee on Picnic will repor+ and
will ISIS lie invitations for que It's at this u,eatir
By order of --9'''Ns'
H. NJ BRANcT. Capt. Comnapdir.
r. p. LOWELL, First Ser saa n
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BY order of her imper al brothsr, William Il
of Germany, Pri cess Sophi IS IT ,sseau is TO be
ma e wholly in Germany, of German material
and after German models. So IL is reported, at
lie tSt.
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SILVER MEDAL
And diploma awarded over all competitors aol
Endorsed by our leading physicians.
During a visit to Savannah had occasion 70
use DR.. Timers Liver Corrector AMI found
10 be all that is claimed for it, and NOV
heartily recommend it. n. E. HrIBERr'
With Tarraut & Co., New York Guy
Prepared by b F. ULMEF' M. D''
Pharmacist Savannah ga
Price 81 per bottle. II you cannot OBTAIN ~,
"Corrector" from your druggist, send YOU
order direct. and 1t will be Forwarded ~ %
press. freisut paid.
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RAILROADS.
SAVANNAH AND TYBEE RAILROAD

N EFFECT SUNDAY, APRIL IS, 1899.
Trains leavs Savannah daily. except Sunday.
Standard Time, at $3.50 A. N 2:3O P NJ, 5:41 p.
81 aad P. N.
Leave Tyoee 4 NJ, Has a. N, SOS p. n and
9P. N
Sun lay schedule, in effect on and after April
q, 1853:
Leave Savannah $50 4 N, 1880 P. NJ, 8P. NJ.
and p. N.
Leave Tybee 6:45AM.. 1915 A. NJ, $50 and
6:45 p. ST.
Fare for round trip. Soc. half fare Csc. Sea-
sou tickets at reduced r ties. Family excursions
every Tuesday and Friday. Fare for round
trip, 3jc. half fare, zoe.
Trans leave from the compauys NEW
DEPOT on Randolph street, foot of President
street.
Tickets on sale at Fernandezs CT ar store,
or at Gazau S cigar store, under Pulaski House,
also at ticket office al AVIAN ali and rybee De-
pot aud Central abroad Tic get One.
Arrause uent5 for social excursions can be
made by addressny h, +. COBB, Su lerinte I'd
en-, or Il. u. WOODRUFF, Freight aud Passen-
ger Az mt, SayaInan, Ga.
r. r. COBB Supt
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SAVANNAH soar WORKS

The annual meeting Of ths Stockholders Of
the Savannah Soap Works will b. held On
TUESDAY, May IL 1899, at the Office Of Schlsy
& Haupt. No. 116 Bryan street, At O'Clock P u
By order OF D. B. MORGAN, President
Attest: B. &. LEVY. Sec. and Treas
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OGLETHURPE LODGE NO 1In q

A regular meeting Of this Lodge will he hal.
THIS Tuesday EVENING at s o'c,oc, ~
Metropolitan hall. ~
Inc lnitiatorry De gree will be conferred
Ne nbers of sister Lodges ami ~
brothers are cordially invited to meet WIFI M
JAS. VAN BERSCHOT, Noble GroS -
j. Fl. H. OSBORNE, Secretary 49l4'
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CHATHAM ASSEMBLY NO. 136 PoV,-
SOCIETY OF GOOD FELLOws Ia

Regular meeting Of Chatham Assemble y.
1876, Royal 'cety Good Fellows, will he = ~ ~
THIS Tuesday EVEN .NG at s o'cIoo- ~ ~
Sorrel building, fourth floor, over tela Sr.I u
once thal Locomotive Firemen). By orIsr ~
J. S. TYSON, Ruler
JNo. HENDERSON, Secretarv
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CATHOLIC LIBRARY AssoCI TIoy

The annual meeting of the association will h.
held THIS EVENING at $50 O'Clock at thsr
hall. Every member is requested to be present.
as election of officers and other important bnsi.
ness will be transacted. By order of
P. F. GLEASON. President
John e HARTY Rec 6 q
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ON tn DIAdJNO.

Results OF the Games Between the
Country's Leading Teams
WASHINGTON. May l5.-Blse D Iii games
were play ed to-day with the following re-
suits:
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MEETINGS
ANCIENT LANDMARK LODGE No ~
r. AND A VI ~SA

r. AND A. VI.
The e ,ular monthly meeting Of this
Lodge will be heh at Masonic Tenn ,Ia "A
THIS Tuesday EVENING at O'CLOCK kE
Members of sister Lod yes ana transient bra.N
rem are invited to attend. ofeoa'
JOHN S. HAINEs, Secretary. w. II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FUH SALE.
good FARM OF 100 acres, with comfortable
House, good Outbuildings; 20 miles from city;
close to station; suitable for parties doing bust.
ness in city. Inquire of
f. F. NEUFvILLE, 90 Bay street, City.
Or, P. NJ. EDWARDS, Eden, Ga
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sAVANNAH HoTEL CoMPANY.

The annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of
the Savannah Hotel Company will be held in
the long room of the City Exchange on TUES.
DAY, the 14th inst. at II oc ock a. m.
H, NJ. CONFER President
G A RrrTzE Secratsry
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-27

Ine day WAl doubtless come - ien !
shall TANK have found 4 man, out, y
So, J shall deceive myself wOtuly. J
can very we'll foresee that day / snail
tl,u Ga blind. / ,.y tnls nov While 1
caa ,ee clearly. Bul ln tnAt case Nny
Lfe- ,ucl JurIe - nothing put inea-t-
less and 81 ckeduess ln the woIlot hhtt
Because asa recou1lIed 20 Tie
knowledge that tbs j. 80; because
Whatege. people may SAY, lie Is very
beautiful And becaUss, II one
docs not anaiyze TOO deeply
one may live happy. To count
neither on friendship nor gratitude,
uOr loyalty nor honesty; o. elevate
Oucs : self couagg g0usly above thc
meaunesses o. humanity, and TAX
one stand between them and God; 10
get all one can cut OF lie, and that
quickly; ID 30 no injury 10 ones fcl-
i0W beings; % make ones life luxurious
and magnificent; 10 be independent, 50
Tar AZ lt be- pOss ble OF others; TO possess
power. yes, pOwer.-nO matter by
what means. this is tO be feared and
respected; tins is 10 De strong, and that
Is the height of human felicity, because
one s icli0w-belngs are then muzzled,
and either through cowardlce or for
other reasons wlll not seek 10 tear one
20 pieces.
II i not strange to hear me reason IN
this wayy Yes, bat this manner OF
reasoning IN a young creature like me
Is but another proof of now bad the
world is; Itmust be thoroughly saturated
with wlckcdncss 10 have saddened me
IN 80 short time. / am only l5.-From
He Journal Of )Io,is Boshkirtscf. Leslie
EsseH 6 Compu.y, iin,ited, Aac York.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-27
TOWN TOPICS

-tf .e -A--e .ei-t ei--',-
D h@rl % Aalss AtaF- e--@-
.t-a go -e e-l4 Ll-a- $40 c--g -i-a
~
cable ears wee 2-e eA a-il -
--.4 - 4A1~ Il f1l-.iia - .-9
~ t-7 --f-rf - 1l--ss A--- VIZ
ASS
M AeFr 3. Hopper ali preach AZ
stLa hall gn south Dr-lsu-st-
ar tae aesp rel. " the Calvary b4p-
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-27
Curtis in Great Demand.

4 writ of habeas corpus was taken
out by Attorney Z. 5. Eggleston yester-
day afternoon, in the interest of Chas.
VI. Curtis, who was lodged in jail
Christmas night. Curtis IS charged
with selling mortgaged property with
fraudulent intent. lie Is resident Of
North Dakota, and was followed 10 this
state 10y Sheriff John Slmond's of
Burns county, North Dakota. The
sheriff was armed with requsition pa
pers, and secured from Governor Luce
the authority for his arrest. The mo-
ton for his release will be argued be
fore Judge Grove this morning. Nj.
EgSlcston says the Governor cannot
issue requisitIon or Cxtradltion papers
for a man who IS under any process of
law, issued by the courts OF this state.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-27

F.G. studley went to Chicago for
Christmas.
" nusv Van Week of lOnia, Is the
81 Sc oi iucuIs u tins city.
Charlie, Fox is the guest Of Detroit
friends durlug the holidays.
Mss Grace Hau 3, spending the hoh-
DAYS wIth relatives no P.anwe.l.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Richmond visited
friends u Hastug, Christmas.
Mrs. VIM k.rkwooi was the guest of
friends no Holland over Christmas.
E. u. svlrtaout auI Potter Dorau
v-tet Mus6egon ora business yesterday.
james f.. Granger. of Dulutn, is visit
lu- h,s mother and other friends IN this
city.
w A. Rindge and family are spend
ing the holidays with friends at Engle-
wood
Georgc Evans, of the D., l.. & y,
spent Christmas with relatives in Fort
Wayne.
Sis. Grace Wafcid, Of Jackson. is
-psalug the holidays with friends IN
tn- rtr.
Misses Matte Dole, VI. 4. Webster
aud Fanny Hester spent Christmas IN
Chicago.
" -s Lena Manning, of Kl,kaska.
W.uJug the winter here lu muse and
ar- study.
.W. N.vcau. Of south DivEon-st..
rs gone 70 F.cksburs % spend the
2. Tl. Derrctt. ~ Ann Arhor. visit
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-27

Dan Mccoy, of Grand Rapids, has
already announced himself candidate
for state treasurer, and Mccoy, in all
probability, would give specimen Of
IL bc should bc -.de.tracked by reason of
NatN.u, receiving the top seat on the
tcket- D.r0it J0rrnrl How would 10
b- providing thc seats were reversed, a.
?. Mccoy should receive the nominal
t.l tor State treasurer and Watkins
should be -dc-tucked. Where would
v0ug "co.d politics" come in then?
Have no fears of Dan Mccoy, he is too
much OF RcpubLcan.-Recd City
g'ar' a
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-27

ASSESSMENT ROLL for The grading. grave p
u ing and paving the cutters of Harlan
street. from Bridge street 10 the north line Of
BiSseH 81 liarlau's addition, i'm the city OF
Grand Rapids.
OFFICE oF CRY CLERK.
GEAND RAPIDs. MIoH., Dec. y, 1882.
To
Estate of VI. r. Blssall. deceased.
l. Y. Cheney. Edward p. camp. Nm. Cudihv.
Frank Ceurili. Detroit. Grand Haven j Mil
waukee Railway Company.
Jos Harlan, r.. W Harlan. " Ham NJ. Hath.
away. Hughes. o Bren g. smiley. 4. Harmon.
estate OF simeon Hunt, deceased.
e.. r. ltcma.
Joseph J0s.nski John Johnson.
Ann r. Kenyon. John h0uWinsN. klOste-
man BOersna. Fred kummeriee.
Joseph Lukoski. Adeiiue Levitt.
Thomas ". Martin. Nr. 3. M3rkie.
T.. F. pfcsseE. FredeTica y. Pet rson. Cyrus
+. Perkins.
N. o. Shafer. Martin Sylkowsk.
s. WolcOtt.
You are hereby notified that an assessment
is about g. De made uDou You - defray the eX-
ucuse of the Aforesaid improvement au assess
ment roll has been made in the premises aud
is on fle D the Office OF thc clerk Of said city.
where Is wIli remain open Tor Inspection until
Monday eveuing q .cmber a0 lss4 when and
where you can appear before the Common
Council. ou said evening. and show cause. II
arv. why said assessments should nos be made
aud collected according o. law.
". a. odINKNtN.
city clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-27
Gone to Chicago.

A meeting Of the local freight com
mittees from Grand Rapids, To!sGo,
Detroit. and other railroad centc-s,
viii be held at Chicago today, for the
purpose Of arranging a division and
equalization of through rates to the
west and northwest. +. c. Lcaycn-
worth, of the G.. K. d l., and VI. ".
Rose. of the G. x W. NJ, left for Cht-
cago last night, to be present at the
meeting
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-27
DIED.

c0N-Leslie RawSon. son o. John Raw
son. .t pas1N-Gfe. Tuesday afternoon. at
s..1 o'C.ocs - his fathers residence OF diphth-
eria. fCei Tycars.
Fuaera- thit afternoon AZ . O'Clock, from his
PARENTS residence. The funeral isprivate.
~TNPSON-Decemher n. Mrs. Eliza simpson,
aged 65 years. at the residence OF James l..
N IsoD.
Funeral at 80 p. m. today az st. Anne's
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-27

W. II. II. Smith, who has been for a
long time a travelling salesman for
Cushing, Olmsted q Snow, the Boston
clothing merchants, viii represent Ar
gensngcr, the great glove mauuiac-
turer of Johnstown, y. Y, during the
coming year lie Will travel through
Colorado and Nebraska, and leaves to-
morrow for SIX months trip.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-27
In Hard ImcI

G.. Stuart Johnson, the chief engineer
of the g. Il. d L., thinks ne Is q hard
luck. Last summer when he was max
ing his home in bis pleasant cottage at
Pctoskcy, his residence on ChgrTy-st.
was burglarIzed. Yesterday he received
notice that his northern cottage had
been entered by burglars, and that a
considerable part OF rs contents had
boen removed
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-27

CITY IfrtFrFFf .s nfffrE
GRAM Rtrus Mich. Dec. ~ frf
Notice "a hereby gwen that fhe assessment
roll Tor grading. EraYciuE and PAVING ffe
cutters of -u.wrV sirsff. from IFrIrF
street - 60 ieEf avenue fH fhf rlf- of ftra q
Rapids. ie uON iu mF hands and fnaf 4
viii receive 1ED rf thereon fnf 600 period 10
" 81 - dayE ffDfr'his cate "a she onlcr of fhs
Cts lreasuIef. Clty HaiI
GTORGF PERRY
JAM CITY treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-27
ABOUT ErDrCrD rEIcEs.
Niuinery at Great saorihce-This is
u.arn L.Laa Irnth

~ arnisHed IFUfh.
LArTs -Ee.ng overloaded with GER
t7l bats ad wiling 80 u.e tne
s1mo. maic 1p my mud to oEar the
rrres n order % Cet mv money hack.
snd hereby ofser my 81 hats for 81 -.
AMI every Hst in proport 0n.
come ar4 examine tae same 20 NO.
Cana St. ant vog WI hBd tlat
everything e just a. represent.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-27
NIanton Matters.

~, s-.vs - vtlsssN~-stNNNN
MASroN. Mich, Dec. 26.-Christmas
dav was bright and warm, a very un-
usual occurrence IN this latitude
Lumbermeu are somewhat iscouraged
~ the lack OF snow, and business is at A
staud-etll BoEdes this the tax gath
crer IS in our midst. and pennies are
boarded against tho last day-Of Feb
ruaTy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-27
TREAsURER's NOTICE.


CITY freaeurcr's once
Grand Rapids Nlfl.- N.e. &. i-ss.
Notice ls ifcFcin r ven fhaf thr assessment
70 Tor the oporf E-and extension 0i -frs ENI
street a -.ess tAf occupied ~ tHe 3. p A II.
8 j. r.. fn thf c.fr of Grar9 l.af Ift. a naw
rnF hands. and that 7 vlu recs Fc rarWfrt
81 ereon iCT tie per.ad 0f fHrltH oaFs from
90 is dafe, at the offcc 81 flf ..fT treasurer.
e. - haii.
GEoEsf k prEFT
f.fr Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-27

smoke and chew aFtncet ard BraveFf
Tobacco. save the card-- Tlcy sc
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MAPLE GROVE.
January 2lst, 1889.

Jauu6Ty IAbts Aoo0.
Mr.. Henry Tegtmeyer, of Grand Is
land, Neb., who has been spending the
winter in this vicinity, returned to his
home last week.
Elder Severt, of Hills Station, Cler.
mont county, was visiting at ]. Burns
last Monday.
James Dewitt, contemplates going to
Adams county, ILL.,, in the near future.
Those of our citizens who have travelled
over the new railroad say that it is a
great improvement on the narrow gauge.
Miss Mollie Kay, who has been stay.
ing with her aunt, Mrs. Henderson, in
Sardinia, has returned home.
Mrs. Fred Euverard, ST., was visiting
among friends in Mowrytown one day
last week.
James Burns, of Hillsboro, was in thii
neighborhood one day last week teach
ing some of the boys the art of mendinl
| rubber boots.
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SOUTH LIBERTY.
January 21st, 1880

January ZlSt, lo0S.
The Misses Smith, of near Willetts-
vile, who have been visiting their
cousin, Maggie .Roush, returned home
last week.
The protracted meeting at Liberty was
postponed on account Of bad roads.
Chas. Fouch is spending the winter
with his sister, Mrs. Matte Trump.
Mrs. William Stockwell is visiting her
daughter near Russells, who is very
sick.
Hiram Smith, of near Willettsville,
was in this vicinity Wednesday on bust.
ness.
James Fenner and wife were visiting
at New Vienna the latter part of last
week.
Rev. Houston, of Georgetown, ad.
dressed the congregation at Fairview
the second Sunday OF this month.
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NEW LEXINGTON.
January 2lst, 1889

January list, 1859.
Capt. d. M. Barrett and wife, of Bar.
rett's Mills, were the guests of R. B. Bar
rett and family Saturday.
Mr.. John Strange and wife, of Lynch.
burg, were visiting Misses Jennie and
Mary Boatright Friday and Saturday.
There is good prospect Of having a
Sons of Veteran Camp here soon.
A dramatic entertainment will be
given here soon for the benefit of the
Sons of Temperance Lodge. "Milly, the
Quadroon," and the Flowing Bowl" will
probably be rendered. Two very strong
plays.
Miss Josie Smith, Of Illinois, is visit
ing George McFadden and family.
The protracted meetings at the M. e.
Church here have been drawing large
audiences each night. About forty per.
sons have been to the altar and great
deal of interest has been maintained
throughout the entire meeting. There
will be meeting all this week except
Saturday and Saturday night.
Prof. Barrett and Misses Jennie and
Mary Boatright attended the Teachers
Association at Leesburg last Saturday.
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UNION COLLEGE.

January 21st, 1880.
w. B. Borden will start to-day (Mon.
day. for Tennessee, where he will stay
for some time.
The standard gauge put in its first ap-
pearance through this vicinity last We'd
nesday.
E. L. Britton, of Willettsville, was the
guest of friends in this community Sat.
urday and Sunday.
Can any one tell where the Columbia
Band has gone?
A. G. Surber spent Saturday and Sun
day with his parents.
Sunday School at Union every Sunday
at 10 a. m.
J. F. Rowe, of Cincinnati, preached at
Union Saturday night, Sunday and Sun.
day night.
Elder J. T. Crawford will address the
congregation at Union Saturday night,
Sunday and Sunday night.
Miss Annie Pulliam, after severe
illness of about five months, died Sun.
day evening at o'clock. She will be
sorrowfully missed by all her associates
and leaves large circle of friends to
mourn her loss.
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MOWRYTOWN.

January 21st, 1889. !,
Misses Mary Sauner and Emma Bor
den, Of Taylorsville, were the guests O
Mr.. and Mrs. s. @. Kay Saturday ant
Sunday.
Rev. Willis preached at the U. B
Church Sunday.
Rev. Galbreath did not fill his appoint
ment here Sunday afternoon, owing Il
a protracted service which he is holdins
at Sardinia.
John Long and L. A. Galliett. were in
the Hill City Friday on business. :.
A crowded depot yard was out Ia
meet and welcome the new standard
gauge Wednesday.
Prof. Ellison spent Saturday in Adams
county visiting relatives.
Rev. o. w. Cornettet, of Wisconsin
was in town the past week mingline
among friends. He is looking we'll and
and hearty.
Messrs. L. H. and B. F. Cox Sundayed
with H. B. Galliett.
Rev. A. M. Collins, the temperance
lecturer, was here Thursday and Friday
nights. His lecture on temperance was
grand and instructive. He preached at
the U. B. Church on Friday night.
Miss Lou Tissott, who is living at
Hillsboro, returned Saturday evening
and was greeted by house full of young
friends, and also the Mowrytown Cornet
Band. It shows the estimation of her
friends. A grand supper was served to
all who wished, after which the band
gave some choice music. It will long be
remembered.
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Oohu@hy SAOSS AOo0s
A. M. Collins delivered an able address
in, the interest Of temperance here on
Thursday andFriday nights Of last week.
Mr.. George Barber, of Covington, KY,
is visiting friends at this place. 81
Mrs. Sarah Barrow, Of Allensburg, has
moved to this place.
Mrs. Tilda Tedrick is suffering from a
severe attack of nervous trouble.
Mr.. Ashley Fox has sold his farm to
Hugh Dunceitte, and will seek the
fortunes Of the west in the near future.
The protracted meeting which was to
begin Sunday was postponed until Tues
day evening, owing to the illness and
death of Rev. Davis brother.
Aunt Eliza Pulse, formerly resident
OF this place, died at her late home in
Delaware, o., of pneumonia, January
10th, in the SOth year Of her age. The
remains were brought here and the
funeral services held Thursday at the
M. E. Church, of which she was con.
sistent and esteemed member, and were
conducted in the absence of Rev. Davis
by Rev. Maxey, after which the remains
were Inferred in the Stroup cemetery.
The family have our sincere sympathy
in their sad bereavement.
A bad state Of affairs is brewing in a
neishboring district school, and If per-
sisted in by few will end in serious
trouble, as already the school has been
closed and one of the offenders fined.
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BELFAST.
January Goth,

January Goth, 1889.
One of Elwood Carey's children is suf.
fering with fever.
Our town now has notary public in
the person Of John Williams.
The w. F. NJ. s. will meet Friday,
January 25th, at the M. E. parsonage.
Measles have abated here and the
mumps have taken its place.
w. M. Worley, of Columbus, was the
guest Of j. M. Wisecup and family the
past week.
Mrs. George Wisecup, who has been a
cripple for many years, is now suffering
with sore eyes and is nearly blind.
s. A. Weaver has sold his house and
lot to E. w. Tannahill.
s. A. Weaver contemplates building q
new residence the coming summer.
r. S. Hamilton has bought q fine i'm.
ported Norman stallion for 81 500.
Mr.. Frank Kelley and wife have gone
to Blanchester to spend few weeks
with friends to improve the latter'i
health, which was very fast failing.
The eclipse ON the moon last Thurs.
day morning was very plain to be seen
between twelve and one and on until
half.past one between the flying clouds
Thos. Gustin, our undertaken, was
called over near Fairfax to haul the
corpse Of Charley Rolph's daughter,
Minnie, TO the Olive Branch cemetery
last Wednesday for interment.
Some of the farmers in this section
have opened up their sugar camps.
A. w. Milburn and his niece, LYDIA R.
Butler, spent Friday and Saturday with
friends near Turkey and Newell's Mill.
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PRICETOWN.

January 2lst, 1889.
DR.. Trimble, of New Vienna, and DIR.
Patterson, of Hillsboro, made a call in
our village last Monday to consult with
DR.. CLANCY in regard to the sickness OF
his daughter, Miss Bessie, who still re-
mains very poorly, but is some better at
this writing.
Our young minister, Frank Foust,
very 'creditably occupied the Christian
pulpit last Sunday.
Rev. Ruble preached at Hillsboro last
Sunday.
Prayer meeting exercises will be con.
Quoted by E. s. King next Thursday
night. .Subject for consideration-Co Con.
ISOLATION. Reference, John, 14th chapter,
Rev. Singer will discourse at this point
mex Sunday.
Rev. ]. B. Faris is announced for the
services at the Christian Church next
Sunday.
Sheridan Faris gave his pupils read.
ing school last Friday night. The ex.
ercises were hugely enjoyed by all pres.
ent.
Alva Smith and wife were visitors al
Williamsburg part OF last week.
Mac Stephens has purchased the ton.
sorial outfit Of Plinn Holden and will
continue the business at the same place.
Plinn starts to-day for Cincinnati to en-.
gage in other business.
John Young, Of near this place, re.
ceived severe injuries from runaway
horse. He is receiving medical aid at
the hands of DR.. DeHass.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-01-24
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JauuAIy zlbts AooUs
Mrs. Eva Shannon and daughter, Of
Hillsboro, were visiting here last week,
Died--On Sunday, January goth, ol
lung fever, Anna, daughter Of 1sma and
Sallie Troth, aged three years. The
funeral services were held Monday
afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Geo. Taylor's children are sick with
lung fever. '@
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt, Of Kansas, are
visiting friends here. d
Rev. L. M. Davis was called to Cler.
mont county last Saturday to attend the
funeral of his brother.
The coopers of the distillery went out
on strike last Saturday noon for better
wages. An adjustment of the difficulty
was affected, and by noon Monday most
Of them had gone to work.
DR.. Holmes is confined to the house
with sickness. ~
Mr.. Jasper Colvin, of Hillsboro, is Wis
iting his brother.in.law, G. Day.