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The Somerset reporter., 1889-05-09
NOTICE.

Non resident taxes IN the town of Mercer in
the County of Somerset for the year 1888.
The following list Of taxes on rial estate of
NONRESIDENT owners III he town of Mercer for
he wear 1888 In bills committed to VIM. j.
Drew, collector of said town On the 18th day
If MAY 1883 has been returned by the collec.
Tor j NJ owens. 10 me as remaining unpaid
on the 25tii day ~ February 1889 by his cert
fcate Of that date and now remain unpaid; and
noilce Is hereby Given that II the said taxes and
Interest aud charges are not paid in the Treas.
ufy ot the SAID town within eighteen months
from the date Of the cOlum'me of the said
bills So much OF The real estate taxed as will
he sufficient to pay the amount due therefor
Including Interest and charges Will without
III thcr nn'ic" he solu at pubic auction at the
town nall IN said town on the 10th day OF Nov
Nember 1883 at one u'cl EEK Z. NJ.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-05-09
AGlninisfrnfnr3s !HnIe

BY virtue Of a license from the Judge Of
rfobate or the County of Somerset shall sell
May, A. u lss9, Al one O'Clock In the after.
noon on the premises the homestead farm Of
Anson Jewell, late OF Canaan IL said County,
deceased. situated in said Canaan containing
one hundred acres, more or less, subject 10
the widows dover therein and mort gage t.
Abel Prescott on which there is due about
$500. Dated April goth 1850.
3w17 T.B BARRETT.
Administrator with the will annexed
The Somerset reporter., 1889-05-09
Notice

have rented nv Shop and Tools
81 Madison street TO George f.
Billings, of the firm Of Wilson 4
Billings, and l recommend Mr.. Bill
lings to my customers. l have nc
doubt his work will please them.
l wish to say to my customers
that am now prepared to settle all
accounts and respectfully invite all
who have unsettled accounts to call
and see me at an early day.
A. OSBORN.
SkOwhegan, April. =. 1850. tfl4
The Somerset reporter., 1889-05-09
c0QCQ Cuts CAnBGLATfn pETRO- 5tyyS,
OOuIO Eruptions rs GENTS.

Broker-Im sorry, Uncle Rastus, that can't
do anything for you this ling, but charity
you know, begins at home. Uncle Rastus-Al
right, sab, I'll call around at yo' house this
ebenin' bout I, sab.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-05-09

terrible. Some die OF
fevers, some of child
birth, and some of In
hcriied disease, but by far
the greater number pass
nwuS 10y the innumerahlo
troubles known Ia female
com plants. There Is
something about thes'
complaints that make
\ ne shuddcr to think OF.
III would seem TINT they
orp needless, but We md
The Somerset reporter., 1889-05-09
iiSample n Copy rs pages Fun, Stories, etc
TOME UUARD FREE Box b .Apur.s. ME-
Dt mn Made Pure = $l.Oo BEST
DLUUUA O.&C CT. sOARSAPARIlLA

farmer-Iii there Can't you see that sign
mo fishing on these grounds :" Colorcd Fish
crman-Co'se kin see de sign. Is cullid boss
but amt so ignorant as to fish ON no groun 5
I'm shin' in de crick.
Mamma Ito her little bow. "Now, Bonnie
if you'll be good and 90 to sleep, mammal Il give
you one of DIR, Ayers nice sugar-coated Cath
artic Pills, next time you need medicine" Ben.
ME, smiling swcetly, dropped off to sleep at once
The Somerset reporter., 1889-05-09
State of MNine.
Tyrosny>y's OHee.
Lx.S fA-y

Trr0sny<r's OHo<.
AaHasfa, 1prH 20 1850.
Upon the following townships tracts of land
not liable to be taxed in any town, the following
assessments for County tax OF 1889 made by
the County Commissioners OF Somerset County, on
the eighth day of April, 1889.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-05-09

m, 81 women weakened dcpressa1' saliaNt suo-
iret TO pains and distressc-, and periodically
sick. DOT
Probably no woman ever knew inure hnosl
or symplthized more kecny with sniiefin
than Mrs VIM. A. ,vermuIr opehhihs "h INV
subject recently, shc said ,y,,.....
nave sometimes felt that life was II ialillre
ybrn saw how much suffering there was ldil
/ nave found out how "a overcome ms, ~ a.
trouhlrs which nss.il womankiud. fllst ol All
.cnr,ful liyinu IL necessary. and then htieNe
that il every woman who feels weak, or ~
pressed orkick from the troubles whieh Neil-
stuutly COM. To her sex, would use the gfta,
r,,m,,iv which have found g. Tuud she could
hc certainly restored To health aud lappiiess.
do not know its ingredients, tut hiht TENED,
is beyond question the greatest COMPOUND eNei
The Somerset reporter., 1889-05-09
0llInK CURE Clio OR. W. W. WATSON S
UUIUk LINIMENT. az cents Everywhere

A Scotch beadle took his sweetheart to I
graveyard and, showing her a dark corner, said
MARY my folks lie there. Would you like To lii
there = Ii was grim way Of proposing, bu
Mary was a sensible Scotch lassie and she ac
cepted him.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-05-09

me Lynn Mass, Transcript of recent date PUBLISH
ed nearly column of investigation 1Iponr th,. rti
1ens OF that "nterlrsing city, to the value of Lou
gees Nilahzing Compound. nld showed that thprs
were were over thirty remarkable eases al cures hS
It's use OF iisrasr- arising from bad hopd such a,
Scrofnla. Humors Dyspepsia. S-nralgia and RhrI
maisin. What is more II gave the NAMES residence
ana tni particulars. some of which ttle shnri
of MIR relies and In over twenty OF the eases affidavit.
were made OF the corrections of the statements. II
il invaluable "a hrst.class blood remedy and il
should he used Tins mouth aud next 1t can he fuund
nj "eo Cusliihgs aud Bixby Bucks.
A sparrow with white wings leads flock OF
100 of the brown species at Rondout n. Y. |,
is treated with great Difference by its companions
who follow ali its movements at respectful
distance.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-05-09

If8lny d. i.lcr ray = ne has the w. l.. Douglas
shoes without EaiiIr ana price stamped. on
the bottom, put him down na II fraud.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-05-09
An In Tents Campaign.

Throngs Of people attend the out door meet
ings to hear tarI and Prohibition discussed.
To cure the colds and sore throats contracted at
those meetings great demand has sprung up
for Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam.
The Smart Small Boy Again-Tom, three
years old who has brother of three months,
gave as a reason for the latters good conduct
"l'aby doesn't cry because he doesn't drink
any water he cant cry milk,
The Somerset reporter., 1889-05-09
Purifes the Blood.

Full accounts Of wonderful cures made by
Paines Celery Compound after other medicines
and the best physicians had failed, sent free.
There's nothing like 1t.
$l.o0. Six for $500. Druggists
WELLS, RICHARDSON & Co., Burlington. VT
The Somerset reporter., 1889-05-09
Paine's
Celery Compound

is prescribed by physicians, recommended by
druggists. endorsed by ministers, praised by
users, and guaranteed by the manufacturers.
as spring medicine which will do all that Is
claimed for It. Use 1t this spring. and see how
quickly 1t tones you up.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

eFf ~ - - 90 ffaef Hr1 f.fa.e
save ne esras. Tbey srs
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

Ore 6sy When The late Chief Justios
shepier vas sitting On TIE suprsrus
Beuck - Maine . question 90 iav cane
Cd m cass ~ which . porr pous mem
be- a The f.sf acted IS counsel TIE
guSFs remarked thst be should r.
uror u such and such w But
said toe httorneT ins unsnnnr O. loe-
lated ~ impress TIE Court II sho1 "a
Ike - srFBs that 2 aeetior before 81 -
ceciSsd snail RUE 81 a. s. wss
tre Judge reply Vel said Mr
Pr~pous orszrg himself ~ 81 that
Is ths csse 7 snail subrait win usu~h
emphasis on the \ 'T'fe Court srps.ots
Te- - sbSF1 ft sf repfieG sc % -
Jastiee sternlF snd went or with -
b4s rsss - II tss awe dld nof exist
s~ - - 90 fr..sf 1r. f.fa.e
ars he tards. They are
ssfuAbis
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
" A SHrvrEtr
ffv Clerk


The circulation q water IN boilers is
sttvsCting more attention from en-
sineers and the importance Of it - be-
ing more generally recognized -
best circulation ia. % course. found "a
the plain cylindrical boiler where there
IS nothing - interfere. and decreases
with the number o. fses sdoeo other
cor siderstions must enter tn the matter
II The economical generation of stsau.
brit the circulation should not be Tor
gotten in tubu ar boilers the best
rrscfios places the hes in vertical
Rvs, leaving oUt wat would - oeuter
ror. The o8reu lst3on is up the sides -
the boiler snd down shs center Tubas
o. sced gigzag never give rood results
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20


structcd to transfer tie sam ~ Eve hundred
seventy-hye and 52-l00 dollars s57552 from the
general fundit0 the credit Of the Lyon street
repairing fund. that being the amount paid
for property bid In by the city al marshal sales.
for reT airing and recurbing Of Lyon street.
Adopted.
3 Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Baldwin. Creoue. En-
mer. Launiere. O'Donnell. Rodgers. Saunders.
stein, stokes, Stebbins. Stryker. Turner.
IereH-4
Nags-None.
BY AID. BALDWIN:
Resolved. That the Board of Public Works
are instructed 70 furnish this council an est.
mate 81 cost % grading sravelinF snd paving
The cutie with cobbie stone. with Beccssary
cross walks. ~ Fulton street in the city rf
Grand Rsp.ds, from Union street 70 the east
city limits
Adopted.
Iess-Ald. Anderson BALDWIN. Crsous. Pm
roer Launisre. oDonneIl Rodgers. ssundsrs
ste-. stokes sproul, stesbins. stryker. Tur
ner fereX-i5.
Nsvs-Nons
BT Ald. O'Donneli:
Whereas. TIE Common councii 9TH. cifv ~
Grand Rspifs did or fhe Zd day ~ sepfsrnh,-
1ss, a. . Tegulsr session 81 sad couneil hels
~ sad day. ouT ADOPT The following r.sslu
tion. VIZ
Bv Ala. y Dounsns
Wherfss In tie opiuion of n. Common
Council oi fas cty ~ Grand Rapids lnts
:. 8 2 and = situate On the vesf sids 81
Frosprrl Place" SO called on HE.spt.s Sill
nitlsIol ~ et 81 81 Cot = Curtis us-t.flr-
p.af AID Knspp & Ces sub-s visor II BLOCK
one ~ Colt Co.'S addition p. fha
CTS ~ srshG Rsp.ds.~ in - e.tF and .otss
r. g.. "a. li sua ls. situate 90 tas essf s.ee ~
SD Prospect see. 90 SAD Ensprssgt-
dir soa ~ ~ = - Colt 4 Crrr's partition r.ef
sae kuspB a Ca's sgt-d VS. aB o. hlars ore =.
oi te.t Do.s addition 60 sac -.fv ~ srsnC
fs a. al n SAD crTi si .f SAID ists beng
steste1 ~ sstf knspr's sst-f rfs.cs cflr
r. ~ eo.t cHrts psrritIon riaf arc Knsrr
\ ~. s. sgh-1ivs.9n e. bloek ore rs 81 CoIfG
C8.s sdllron tc fae 80 n Gra-8 asplaE
ssl stY. for vast oi sutc ear -siaass ssft
beesue ana sre Csag=roE a. the Fub
hes q Therefore.
Resavef Thef ths eitv marsha - So s-E
D. sne be e herty astrsetsa 90 serve > vri'
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
Rest for Wea1y Feet
-AT
M4LLOHS
SHOE STOREI


Just received the finest lines Of Ladies
and Gents Shoes ever brought 10 the city
Tor Wiatr Wsar and II the lowest prices.
Men's Heavy Sole Hand Sewed Wau-
kenphast. Mems Heavy Sole Hand
Sewed Balls and Cong. Mems Wide
Toe Solid Comfort Shoes. Mems Hand
Sewed Cork Sole Shoes. Mems Flannel
Lined Shoes. Mems Shoes and Slippers
Of all kinds.
Women's Shoes in endless variety.
and the best lines OF Childs' Misses,
Youths and Boys Shoes ever brought
10 the city for the money. Boys,
Youths and Misses Milwaukee oil
Gram school Shoes a speciality.
Step in and see our goods before buy
ing elsewhere. Everything new and
fresh and 10 shoddy at the
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

Respectfully submitted.
JAMES VANDENBERGE.
Comptroller
AID. CreQue moved that the report be ac-
cepted and adopted. and the clerk be einstructed
10 draw orders in favor Of the several parties
as recommended by the comptroller. and
the clerk and comptroller be instructed to
draw an order on the city depository for
q. .7O7 81 TO be disbursed by the treasurer 10
the several parties named IN the comptroller's
report holding orders on the funds therein
named. I'm which there is money.
Adopted.
Yess-Ald. Anderson. Baldwin. Creque. En-
mer Lauuiere. O'Donnelt. Rodgers. Saunders.
stein. stokes. Sproul. Stryker. Turner Yerex
IA
Nays-Nons.
OFFICE OF CRY CLERK.
GRAND RArIDS. Mich. NOy. is, lSs9.
To The Honorable the Mayor and Common
Council.
G ntlemen-T would respectfully report the
following parcels Of land bid of % the city AZ
marshal's sale. held November Il. lsSa. for re-
paving and curbing Lyon street cutters:
Part OF lot -. Kent plat. which lies
within l0o feet Of Lyon Streets 400
Part of lot 3. Kent plat. which lies
within l00 feet of Lyon street.. Is 10
within 100 feet 81 Lyon street.. lQ5 a
Respectfully. Sg5 q
". 4. SBryKWAS.
Cts Clerk.
Accepted and placed on fle.
CRY NtFsrtr's OrFrrr1
GRAND RaPTns. Mich. Nov. Is lssa.
To the Honorable the iMayor and Common
Council of the Citv II Grand Rapids.
Genuemcn-I would respectfully report that
the cutters of Clancy street between Cedar
aud Colbro9k are being broken ~ parties driv-
ingo the sane. there beng 20 sidewalks AZ
that point. IN 2 resolution adopted by voYr
honorable body November g. Issa. vas IN.
trueted 10 bnHd wax on Clancy street be-
tween said streets. bot am unable % build
plank wax on Account of resolution a. AID.
Rodgers. adopted hy the Common Cou1cu
August g lsso ia regard % bulldog vaiks i-
front ~ property owned bv the cltv. the sane
~ b consfrl ted of stone aagliaz OF concrete
It is ROW to get = concrete walk ruf fn. tha-a
fore I woa.d respectfully sss f5r further IN
strurrlols.
Res2sctfuny submitted
lE.sfFs Wrsov.
Cffg NarsheI
On motion oi Ald- Sanders. lad an a..
tsble.
Cry NsssEst's orr--v.D
67tv- ksrTns hieh.. Nov. -. ls-9
To the II 8rsble the Mayor and Comn-r
CONNECT ef t5e Citg ~ Grand Rarfss
fren-ieren-T T7nfi rescecrfaiv -su v-r-
attention 70 tas Crsafe c6n3ltlcn efths vsnev
Cl-y street. ani Csals Railway Company hs~s
eft East FL fo7 street between ksef ait r--s--
streets. ths same aefag -uf tr-~ about ssrr ssst
er uors eei1w Sc level ef "a So -set lasrf-r
feep -rench without profeerlor. ueRfra =
Saa Verrss f-r reopt- fri rirE cr Fg1tsn sr~e.r
ksspecffa san-1 l-taf
CEsEEr = Wrrs-V
l7 Msrsssf
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

Ga nsslos 81 Al1- cEequs. reierres = tAs
a klssrnlez - sas Tnire war1.
reports frona BssFd sx Pablls wersA
ozAso kaFfas. ksca Nss "a lSss.
70 ne hezer4eis MAYER ssa CoRnsl Eoau-
el 81 tas Csty 81 dFsaa Has ds.
Deai-sia~-,--the scceEsFssg e cen ~ 1nscS
tlQa "a TIE cEts e8ziaecr. Tcl4ElKe - alseosll.
- lAs s2rtaee saler 90 Claney sfIeeE. IS ge-
s2ecff4iiy tfaassitsed iag tas ieteEa-aglea Il
lAs CglzU Uou Cea1Sa
y qraeT e the Board
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20


To the Honorable the Common Council Of
the City or Grand Rapids:
Gentlemen-Your Committee on Lamps. TO
whom was referred the petition OF the Globe
Light and Heating Company. by T.. H. Hoag-
land. manager. submitting a proposition 10
furnish 400 or more Of their lamps. the same as
the 100 already in use. to displace as many Of
the oil lamps now in use as the council or Com
mittee on Lamps may decide; agreeing 70 a.
tach double jet burners. etc, guaranteeing a
light as brilliant as best coal gas for So per
lamp per year. the lamps and fixtures 10 re
main the property OF company; also agreeing
TO take lamps OF the posts and store them
without extra charge. and in streets where gas
pipes are laid viii take up and remove the
lamps from such streets TO another point with
out charge, also 90 furnish all extra posts dur
ing term of contract without cost mage a. Of
your printed proceedings. respectfully report
that they have carefully examined the same
and recommend that the proposition Of said
Globe Light and Heating Company be acceIt.d
and adopted and the c.iy attorney De instruct
ed TO draw and the mayor 20 execute con
tract in accordance herewith.
Respectfully submitted.
FRED. SkrNDERs,
Ep. II SrEN.
RoRr SrRort-
Committee on Lamps
AID. Saunders moved tie adoption of the re-
port.
Ala. Rodgers moved % lag on the table
The yeas AID nays being called. the motion
was lost.
Yeas-Ald. Baldwin. Creque. Rodgers. steb-
bins. Tuner
Nsys-A1d. Anderson. Ermsr. Launiere
ODonne1 Saunders. stein. Stokes. sproul
Stryker. Terex-o.
Thereport was then adopted by the follow
iDg vote.
Teas-AId. Anderson. Emrner LAHniers.
0'D0nnel- saunders. stein. stokes. sproul
Strykor. i ereK-i1.
Na7s-A'd Baldwin. Crsque. Rodgers sts5-
bias, 4lrHer-3.
Reports ~ SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
T. the Honorable the Common Council of the
Cify of6rand Rapids
6eutiemen r Gour sneciaf committee. the
aldermen q. tfe First ward and tie cifv atror-
~. o. ufom Has referred t-e petition q
Thomas Hsrty rsnr-serr.-2 taat hs IS par7
oHner cf at hs a. 81 isrrrta's adds
-or corner ev eal Was-roo streets. rrat
-hrs AL p.see % laaG north ~ and a.
.o.a.lg us aHf Valeh is supposed g. D.
coats "a fl o. 1r .l- n sE p laV runnIaE
th-e1-a h'-os f -eif 20 t-- from Ff--ev
street ta NeT s-r-sf. taar ss.9 7fe-4 ~ lard
orn1 to rs es ar -arsa rot sraf able
fa--s7t ia fsef Is rc- ta-aaa r.a ASKING
cs 81 ga tiU Te--tsson. nra-r rf-ao.
eea of t1e c.-7 ~arsra or fhes f-rr~r 81 fss
sara % l1 .f a s~s. e8e.-r staf fT = f-ar On
gs s rers ~ a.l aad taat hs remove
csc same aF r~e Hae1 ordered 81 ~
r~ocee. resp r-7rrf f1st tt ~ have
b
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-01-31
A WORD OF WARNING.
Transfers OF Real Estate.

Margaret Z. Gustin to James G. Par.
shall, Madison township, rs acres, SO 800.
VIM. E. Roush to J. Z. and w. F.
Jones, Highland and Clinton counties,
$50 acres, $4,000.
Tabitha Bingamon to J. w., James
and Edward Tedrick, Mowrystown, lot,
$50.
Catherine Reno, Administrative to Fill
more Funk, Mowrystown, lot, $3.50.
WIN. Oliver to B. +. Holmes, Liberty
township, 794 acres, $500.
Fillmore Funk to Sophia Funk,
Mowrystown, lot, 81.
Elgar Smith to U. G. Smith, Leesburg,
lot, $500.
ALB. Griffith to John G. Wright, Lees.
burg, lot, $3.50.
Tsmar T. Hill to Harrison Pearl, Penn
township, 1 9.lO acres, $3.50. f.
Lydia J. Browder, administrators to
Lewis s. Row, Madison township, 40
acres, Al poles, 81, ,97O.25.
John H. Fent to Jerry King, Madison
township, 4 acres, "a poles, $400.,
8 P. and Jane Scott to M. e. Long,
Liberty township, 10 acres. 4 poles, S55l.
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A Quiet Wedding.
PUEBLO, Colo, Jan. 25, 1889

fUEBLOj COLO., Jan. 20, 1883.
On Wednesday, January 23d, at high
noon, DR.. F. M. Fee, of Bethel, Clermont
county, Ohio, and Miss Leila link, OF
Hillsboro, Ohio, were joined in the holy
bonds of matrimony by Rev. w. G.
Madison, pastor of the Main street M. E.
Church, of this city DR.. Fee has been
in Colorado since last June, and should
he find a suitable opening for his pro-
fession, pharmacy, m Pueblo he will
make it his permanent home. The bride
arrived in the city only few hours be.
fore the performance Of the ceremony.
We feel assured that we are voicing the
most sincere congratulations of the nu-
merous friends Of, the happy couple in
wishing them the best Of health, unadul-
terated happiness and unbounded pros
perity. -
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-01-31

Judge Kelly's court promises to be an
interesting one next month. We have
already given an account of two cases in
former issues of this paper, that of Mary
Garnett and Lee Vance, on peace war
rants. Now Lynchburg request o hear.
ing in three cases. Old Dodson is being
heard from. The first case is tho State
of Ohio VS.. Catharine and Noah Spilker,
charged with assault and battery. No.
2 is a case Of assault and battery, charg.
ed against Catharine Spilker and Jane
shaffer. No. 3 is riot, charged against
Thomas, Catharine and Noah Spilker,
and they are said to have been assisted
by James Shaffer. 1t will be safe to
promise the Probate Judge a good au-
dience.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-01-31
ExecutOrH, Sale.

Roads & Taggart, executors, by au-
thority conferred in the will of P. s.
Roads, deceased, win offer on liberal
terms at private sale on and after Feb.
9Th, 1889, all the lands belonging to said
decedent, comprising 13 tracts in:Paint
township, Highland county, O., varying
in quantity from 20 to $50 acres each ;
also 25 137-l6O acres within the corpor-
ate limits of Hillsboso and adjoining the
fair grounds, together with 6 town lt.ts
in the village of Hilsboro on John
street and one lot on West street. Also
valuable house and lot OF 1t acres in
Wilmington, O. Possession given
March 1st, 1889.
For terms, etc., address or call on
IL. TAGGART,
Rainsboro, o.
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Now that Kaufman & Baer, who pray
ed for restraining order in the interest
of the taxpayers and on behalf of the
corporation as against the Mayor and
members of Council, have been found
guilty OF violating the ordinance OF the
village, will their anxiety for the tax.
payers and unselfish care of the corpor-
alton funds induce them to pay immedi.
ately into the city treasury the fines
that have been recently imposed on
themP 1t is to be hoped that they will
be as solicitous about discharging their
own Indebtedness to the corporation as
they were in guarding the funds Of the
public treasury.
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At the annual meeting held January
10th, the Highland Agricultural Society
elected the following officers to serve
during the year of 1889: Isaac Larkin,
President; w. ]. Burley, Vice President
John 8. Jolly, Secretary; Charles Ayres,
Treasurer. All the old members remain
Nm the board and the officers elected this
year are the same as last. The names Of
the officers who compose the board are
guarantee to the people of Highland
county that they will as in the past pay
one hundred cents on the dollar for
every premium offered and that the fair
of 1889 will be success and an honor to
the county.
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A HIGHLANDER RECOGNIZED.
Capt. D. N. Barrett Appointed Super.
intendent Of the Boys Industrial
Home ct Lancaster, Ohio.

A special Communication from Ian.
caster to the Commercial Gazette Of last
Thursday, gave an account Of the elec.
ton Of Capt. Barrett to the Superintend.
ency Of the Boys Industrial Home at
Lancaster, o. It seems from the report
that much dissatisfaction existed with
the management Of the ex.Superintend.
ent, Douglass, and that his resignation
was demanded by the Board Of Trustees.
Several charges were preferred by some
OF the subordinate officers against Mr..
Douglass. We are not in position to
speak as to the truth or falsehood Of the
charges, nor would we utter a sentence
against Mr.. Douglass, but we claim to be
in position to speak of Capt. d. M. Bar.
rett. He is Highland county man in
every sense Of the word; Christian
gentleman Of the highest integrity; q
man having record that is enviable
having served his country with honor in
the Civil War. He has twice represent.
ed this county in the Legislature oi
Ohio, and is at present Trusteee Of the
Lunatic Asylum at Athens. Mr.. Barrett
is man Of keen observation and broad
experience man Of the highest honor
and sterling manhood, and the recogni.
tion Of those qualities in Capt. Barrett
by the Board Of Trustees Of the home
not only honors Mr.. Barrett, but High.
land county is al,o honored.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-01-31
Probate Court.

Will OF James Kelly probated..
Mahala J. Grabill adjudged insane
and sent to the Asylum at Athens, o.
Will Of Daniel Earhart probated.
Will of VIM. Elliott filed and ppobated.
@. M. Overman and John Il. Bechtel
appointed executors ofthe estate OF VIM.
Elliott; bond, $4,000.
Will of Lorenzo West fled.
VIM. Whitley, administrator OF the
estate OF James Whitley, filed first and
final account.
G. w. Eakins, guardian of Noah FAX
ins, fled first account.
A. T. Boatman appointed. administra-
tor of the estate of Sarah BIKE; bond,
$500.
Will of Thomas NJ. Boyd fled.
Ella R. Pepple adjudged insane and
sent to the Asylum at Athens, o.
VIM. ]. Boyd, administrator of the es-
tate of Elijah @. Willett, filed sale bill.
Will OF Thomas M. Boyd probated.
VIM. j., Ara M. and James G. Boyd
appointed executors of the estate of
Thomas M. Boyd; bond, $4,000.
Robert @. Daisley appointed guardian
of the estate of Peter Barnes; bond,
$1,000.
Robert G. Daisley, guardian of the es-
tate of Peter Barnes. fled inventory.
T. H. Long appointed guardian of the
person and estate OF Charles Lawrence !;
bond, 5000.
j. w. Pence, guardian OF the estate of
Olney E. and Franklin L. Pence, filed
third account.
Martin Redkey appointed executor OF
the estate of Henry Alderman; bond,
81, 900.