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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-07

Miss Georeiana Richards is now in the
establishment Of Osbourne, Hutchison 4
Hunt, Of Cincinnati, one OF their trim
mers.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-07

Mr.. Harry D. Gath, prominent ci.i.
zen Of Oxford, o., was in our city Tues
day on business.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-07
For Sale or Rent,

Lot 100x120; house suited to two fam
lilies. Rents for Sl2 per month. Sell for
$1,000. LIZZIE NJ. BROWN,
Hillsboro, o,
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Mrs. Duncanson, Of East Main street,
who has been very low with lung
trouble, is much better at this writing.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-07

The celebrated Full Moon brand
Chesapeake oysters at wholesale and re-
tail at the West End Grocery.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-07

G. w. Shaw and family desire to ex-
press their thanks to friends and neigh.
bors for unceasing kindness during the
long sickness and burial of wife and
mother.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-07

Miss Janette Kincaid, of Sardinia, has
been the guest Of Miss Minnie Duncan.
son, OF East Main street.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-07

One Of Hillsboro's prominent attor.
neys is under cloud at present. Par
ticulars later.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-07

Mr.. Alec. Tudor returned last Monday
evening after two weeks visit to his
brother at Harrison, Ohio.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-07

Oranges, lemons, bonanas and cocoa.
nuts retailed at wholesale prices at the
West End Grocery.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-07

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
will meetin League Room Thursday after.
noon, 2:3O D. m.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-07

The makers of the Ivory Soap have engaged the man
OF soaps Tor over fifty and the Ivory happy
he long experience and unquestonaby the SOAP to be
used by all who value the advice Quoted below Ellen H. Richards
instructor Chemistry Womans Laboratory Massachusetts In
stue OF technology who says In purchase of SOAP it is
safest 10 choose the make of we'll known long established
nfm VINO have reputation to lose their product not good
WORD OF WARNING.
mere are white represented lust as good the
A No out like all eount lack the peculiar remarkable quaIde, Of
me genuine Ask for Ivory" Soap and Insist upon getting
by pocte& & Gamble.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-07

Buy your seed oats from Richards 4
Ayres.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-07

Mr.. d. @. Morrow was absent in
Washington, D. O., this week seeing the
sights.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-07

Commissioners OF the county we're in
session the forepart of this week.
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Mr.. George L. Euverard has sold his
grocery to Mr.. w. J. Morgan.
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Wanted-Man to invest $500 in a pro-
fltable business and take charge of Office.
Address, Box A, Toledo, o.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-07

r. L. Atkins, one of Cincinnati's best
piano tuners, is at the Parker House.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-07

Read Sever Parker's advertisement in
another column.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-07

Richards 4 Ayres pay 80 cents for
GOOD white corn.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-07

Ask you grocer for Foerester's city but
ter crackers II you want something nice
with your oysters.
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We pay the highest market price for
choice Milling Wheat.
JIM. BOYD q co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
THE FAIR GROUNDS.
Nothing to be Done Until the Annual
Meeting.

Nothing TO be Done Until the Annual
Meeting.
The directors OF tin Kent County
Agricultural society held a meeting
yesterday at Secretary Cox's office ia
the Porter block. Aietterwas read from
G. ". smith, of Coopcrstown. \. Y.
offering to lease the land adjoining the
fair ground on the south for $1,000 a
year, and also offering % donate the
hrst years rent for Improvements on
thc property. He offered to renew tee
lease at ten years intervals i0r fifty
years at a rental 20 be appraised hy de-
Interested parties. He SAID that 10
could not hx selling prce without
seeing the land, and desired that tac
matter bee settled as soon as possible 50
that She location ot tAe proposed % t.,
J.. q j.. depot could determine
Director Malcolm wrote SAYING at pas
too sick t0 attend the meeting. and inst
toe offer 0i $4,000. winch Dee la3 rro-
posed 90 make. he could nor now make,
- hls partner n the project was not
Satslod Wltn the ttle. Ar + keynoi1s.
of Oncots. \. y. ~nO was expected g.
make a further offer. bad lcit the city
without So DONG. 40 other propose
tons were received.
Percy Sayder offered the Highly place
ou Hsl4--t-, 80 acres, ior sl-' yer acre.
s s1ueUhat lengthy discussion was
hold upau matters ln general, anl as
al eut. t..m. IS Nae dee.i.N 20 dD unfl-
Hg aa.at anything uatl the annual
meeting u De.eunt WlCn ar election
lI officers NI.I na nf.i
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
MICHIGAN MATTERS
An Old Man Found With HIS
Throat Cut at Detroit.
DELIBERATELY TOOK HIS OWN LIFE
Father kron Returns - aeAaon b0t
Makes No statement - Crook
shot 81 Adrisu-A $4,000 Ad-
ysntist Glsslonary ship.

DETK0IT, Oct 26.-Covered with
blood. from fnghual cash across MS
throat from ear 10 ear, and With razor
lying by his SIDE, Joseph Kayanaugh,
man = years old, was found dead at
O'Clock this morning in the room be-
hlnd hls store at SIS Miehigan-sve.
The suicide, who has been 8 resident
in the vicinity for th.rty-one years, kept
a tobacco stand III the store room. Mr..
kayanaugh Was seen by the nelghhors
last evening and seemed 10 be IA usual
spirits.
lis son. Joseph Kavanaugh, Jrp
made the discovery OF the suicide. He
SAYS LIS father was 10 good spirits yes
terday. About 5 O'Clock this morning
he heard hlm get up as usual. lie
often got up AT daybreak and O ri a Few
chores around tHe house. When the
son got up AT ana went out lnto the
back room, he found las fathers dead
body covered with blood, hls throat cut
and a razor by his side.
Coroner TOOmey was called and mad
the body removed 10 the morgue, and
an inquest viii be held on Tuesday.
MIR. Kayanaugh was born IN Ireland
in 1917, and came 10 America N ls2s.
In 1875 he came to Detroit His wife
died twenty years ago. and las only
relatives are a son, - years old, a
brother in WapOlo, Mass, and niece.
Mrs. George IL. Langdon, who resides at
393 Twelith-st. lie owned real estate
to the value OF $40 900, besides $1,000 u
the bank. On his person were found
500 IN bills. He seldom drank a drop
Of liquor. lie was subject 10 fits OF
nervous prostraton, and was also
troubled with bronchitis
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
MERCHANT VS.. FARMER
a set-to in weIt-Known Commission
House.

y HFA-to N y w Ttt- n noNh
House.
4 little personal dispute occurred t
tine commission house of +. J. Lamb &
CO., on South Ionia-st., yesterday after
noon, that IS liable to result in consid-
erablc litigation before the subjects in
dispute arc thoroughly settled. The
circumstances as gwen are these: Mr..
George w. Hall, a farmer living IN
Byron township, recently contracted
with Mr.. Newt Linkheld, an agent Of
Lamb. 20 sell him ms crop OF apples, 70
be delivered at Ross station. Mr.. Hall
SAYS that last week, while he was EN-
route % the station with the first load
he met LIukheld, who directed
h.m not % deliver any apples
no the station until further or
ders. Hall then took his load back to
the orchard. Yesterday ne came INTO
lambs, and that gentleman gave him
a check on the National City Bank for
S7l.J0. Before Hall left the store, how
ever, Lamb wanted him to deliver the
apples at Byron Center. This Mr.. Hall
refused % do, whereupon Lamb
demanded the return of ms check.
and made a grao tor 1t. 4 scutile
eusued, and Hall claims that he
was struck several times Oy Lamb, and
called a number of vile names, Ms. Hall
however, retained the check and pre-
seuted il al the bank, but Lamb had
previously telephOned to the bank, stop
ping payment on Il.
Mr.. Lamb subsequently said TO the
TELEGRAM HERALD that after he had
gwen the check ne asked Hall if ne had
delivered the apples 10 the railroad,
and Hall said no, whcreupOn he de-
clared me would not pay for goods not
delivered, and tried To take the check
from hlm, when Hall struck him sew
eral times. Mr.. Hall IS well known
farmer and VIII proceed Immediately 10
institute suit ON the check. and VIII
probably sue alsOfOr damages fOrassault
Late in the afternoon Mr.. Lamb
swore out two warrant, for Air. Hail.
one % the name of Geo. ". dall and
the other "a the name of John Hall.
The latter, however, was issued under
the mpr -ssl)u that the first was not the
proper name. Mr.. Hall was easily
found. and rls released ON his own
recogu zauce n the sum OF Sl0O.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
HOME ADJUSTMENTS
"Hilarity" and ~Phs Fugitive" al
Redmond's.
WILL O. TIE WlSP" At POWERS
h ss's Gorgeous spectacle. ssrae Cor
sair," % Friday And SATURDAY slsht
The story OF the Comedy
Drama The Fugitive"

Tomorrow night Messrs. Brady Car
wood wlll bring one or Their Own at
fractions 70 Redmond : Grand. namely,
Chas. A. Loder N the comedy drama
"Hlarty." Mr. LOder IS a German
dialect comedian OF tine and attractive
abilities. He Is very popular IN the
Eastern cities where be has travelled Tor
several seasons and from whence an
excellent reputation precedes hlm here.
lis enierprlsing managers have sur
rounded hlm with a company Of
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
supreme Court opinions

LANSING. oct. 25.-The following
opinions were filed in the Supreme
Court:
Afiirmed-John Spry Lumber Com
pany vs.. Sault Savings Bank, Loan and
Land Company; Grand Rapids Chair
cOmpanyvs. .Runncls; Benewayys. Thorp;
Wells ". Hutton; Green VS.. Anglanure;
Thompson ". HOman. Reversed
SCHNEIDER vs.. Milwaukee, Lake Shore u
Western Railway Company; Simms v.
Ypslant Paper Company. In re, Riley
a Brother salt and Lumber Company;
O'Donnell W. Perrin; Preach vs. Case;
Wright VS.. Detroit, Grand Haven q
Milwaukee Railway Company; Thurs
ton vs.. Wright.
In Andrews vs.. the Ottawa circuit
Judge, mandamus Denied
In Holden VS.. supervisors Of OsceOla
county, mandamus granted.
In Culver VS.. Armstrong, the writ Of
certiorari was dismissed.
In Brown VS.. Ring, the order TO APP
point Il receiver was set aside.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
THE SHELVES FELL DOWN
An Exciting Accident in the Bosto
store

An Exciting Accident in the Boston
store
About O'Clock last evening the Bos-
ton store was u scene of great excite
ment. The store was filled with Gus
toners and the clerks were busily en-
gagged, when suddenly the shelving
along the entire length of the store Oh
the north side pitched forward with its
load of goods and fell across the count
er. There was momentaly panic and
it was feared that some of the clerks
had been severely injured, but very
fortunately there were only three en-
gagged an that side, and they escaped
unharmed. The damage done does not
amount to much, but new shelving Will
have to be built along that side OF the
store.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

IIHAcA. \. 4. oct 25--Coue.Is
Senior class w.il have Co call another
election tor pr1e orator, for q. G. cook
tha eololed student wao had been
chosen to 6l that position at hs class
banquet. has gued. Ills ras eaa-
tom was uot caused - the small. Storm
outside which a.s selection. cau.rg n
conjunction W ta Morgan election at
Harvard. seems t0 eate caused. There
vas no- fae zte-f Interest a as
cIaetoa among laru-l ,tatent-, for he
Is % z0oi-..sk -aIeJ young man,
- .la aa- always been u.et oa equal
terms ay aIs mates
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
SUES FOR $4,000.
Bastian Van Bursn Claims Damages for
His Injuries.

Bastan Van Buren, commenced suit
IN the superior court yesterday against
the Powers * Walker Casket Company
for trespass on the case. Some time
ago Van Buren was severely injured 10y
the elevator IN the factory giving way
and dropping hm about twenty-five
feet. Two or three of MS ribs were
broken, and he received other injuries
OF "A serious character. lie claims that
through the neglect or carelassness .ot
the firm he Is Prominently injured ana
incapacitatod for work, and demands
damages 70 the extent of S25 900. He
mas retained Turner, Carroll and Pres
ton and r. =. Courtney % prosecute
ms case. The firm of Powers q Walker,
who were the nlWed mans employers,
have pald his wages all the time since
the accident occurred.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

Taefoilow lsthe story Of the comedy
drama "Iae Fugitive, when Wll IA
troduae Mason Mitchell a. Redmond :
ths iad three evenings 81 tne press ~
week Squire stol.ery 0bta a.a, posses
son 0f note forge hy tie father OF
Hester M4iyoa, Which he uses 70 COM
pei marriage WITH the latter, john
leYett. her lover, taxes passage Tor dis-
tant lands. bat the evening before Ms
ship .ail. from Liverpool hy accident
meets tie squfe's new-maue VIE.
While taxing Their last farewell the
squire breaks in uponthem ana a scene
easaes. IN naud-to-hand encounter
the squire j. felied 70 the earth and
Levett hurries away. As be quits the
seene another figure enters, i is Jasper
Raleigh, father OF grl whom the
squire has betrayed. In a rage Of re-
venre he carries out his VOW OF Staying
h.s daughters betTaYcr. Leyett is
charged with murder, but succeeds n
making bis escape. After many months
he returns. j. captured and j. saved by
the rea murderer cOnfess.ng guilt
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
= $4,000 Missionary Ship

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Oct. 26.-The
Advent conference adjourned yester-
day to meet the remains OF J. L. Swift
who died in Cleveland Wednesday, and
escorted the body TO the cemetery. In
the afternoon the conference voted
81, 900 Tor the equipment of a nilsson
ary ship for service among the Pacific
islands
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
KILLERS TOLL.
The November Meeting OF the West
Michigan Farmers club.

Michigan Farmers club.
To the E litor Of the TELEGRkN-HERALD.
There Is a desire among many farm
ers to know why they can not have
the ir grists of wheat g-ound for the
legal rate of one-tenth, a of old.
Ata meeting of the Farmers club
the secretary was directed to invite the
miller, of this city to be present at the
November meeting and state why the
Oli practice is not continued. am
assured of the attendance oi the mIilers,
and trust all farmers vino desire inf0r-
nation ON this point will be present.
The club Will meet on the afternoon OF
the l2th of Noyemter. probably at
Court block. Tae mliicrs ask for a
full Attendance. SAM. l.. FULLER.
Sec. ". NJ. Farmers Club.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
A Crook shot.

ADRIAN, Mich, Oct. 26 - "Nibs"
O'Hearn, alleged to be a crook, was
shot TINS morning, when the officers at
tempted TO arrest him. He assaulted
them and ran. The officers opened
fire, and brought him down. The ball
entered one OF his les.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
ARE STILL WITH US.
King Cole III stu Breathes the Air of the
valley City.

valley City.
King Cole Il the jolly old soul, and
his principal sa elites are still at Sweets
Hotel, awaitirAhe arrival of Mr.. Kin
Icy, of Philad'S,hia, who is said to be
sary TO send the company on their way
to Buffalo. Landlord Killean, of the
Clarendon, where some of the lesser
stars have been shining, yesterday took
out an attachment against the effects
of the troupe for bill of something
over $50, and has a constable standing
guard. The unfortunate predlcament
in which the fOrty-seven ladies and
gentlemen find themselves IS sand to be
partially owing 10 dissensiOns among
the MANAGERS
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

reputable artists, among them Fanny
Delano, who has had wide
and successful experience in
popular society sketches. Miss Ruby
Lytton who was so much admired IN
the Little Tycoon" last season IS an
important factor in evolving the fun in
"Hilarity." The other prominent
members of the company are Miss Amy
Dunning, Messrs. Steve Maley, Harry
c. Talbot and Burt Porter. This is one
OF the largest and most pretentiOus
organizations which consent 70 play at
popular prices. In fact, they do not do
So outside of the theaters MAJ aged by
Messrs Brady q GarwOOd. The COM
pany carry an orchestra and brass band.
The engagement Is for three nights
only, with matinees on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Edgar Selden opens his engagement
at Powers next Wednesday afternoon.
On that occasion, through the gener-
osity of Mr.. 5eldens manager, and
Manager Cobb, complimentary invita-
tons have been extended TO the inmates
of It. Marks sewing school, and such
inmates of the L. B. 4. Home and st.
Marks Home and Hospital as can at
tend, to be present. This kindness on
the part of the management, Will en-
able few deserving people to pass
few happy hours together. "Will o
the Wisp" is SAID to be a romantic
Irish drama which tells an affecting
story of life and love. 1t contains
throughout its entire construction
"many touches of nature which make
the worlda' kin" The comedy elements
run together nicely and consistently
with the pathetic. Particular stress Is
given 10 the fact that "WIll o the
WIsp" recites a moral and impressive
lesson. Mr.. Selden's engagement con-
tinues on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. Seats are now on sale.
Following Mr. Selden at Powers
comes the "COrsalr," and 1t Is 10 be
hoped that tine patronage viii be large
and commensurate with the importance
and worth of the attraction. Ii there is
not perceptible advance N the average
/ of attendance at Powers very soon, 1t
Will be impossible for the management
I 90 secure good companies, at any price.
I Grand Rapids is gaming a horrible
reputation among hgh-priccd COM
I pauIes. The "shOws" secured 10y Man
ager G2rwOot thus TAR thfS season have
I been the best over offered mere; but IL
seems imD0ss.b Die TO make p certain set
I'M this CITY, VINO are able TO support the
| theater. believe that there j. anything
worthy of patronage outside a halt
dozen great stars Intelligent thea
ter-C.pr- Will understand what our
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

IONA, Mich, oct. 26.-JO Ohm Slcnsbv,
of Milwaukee. manager Of Slenshy,
West y Barlow minstreis, disappeared
after the performance here last even
ing, leaving the troupe stranded.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
LET THEN OFF EASY
Judge SeVerens' Decision IA the
Leader Contempt Case.
HOW FAR kEW9RERS Cas CRIIIuSE
iHAsniseh ss tAs - risefs ~ ths ..l.sAesr''
AFucies n eFs tEaurant "a ~ A&t
saeastiGutes Proper aElfistsa1--
hs stsaa lsis LsrsaEss Ehe1a.

down q decision Ia the Easae coutenpt
u ooart case. Attorney 0oaNius Te-
port. TIE Substance Qf which has been
published. wound up with ths state
menl that in hs opinion "no contempt
of oiHesieei o. the oouri Vat intended
by any person ln the writing a. puba-
eaton of sad articles. and Tor the de-
tails of the facts concerning tlt publ-
cation thereof The court Was .n-
clned 10 b. mego.iai and eas content
wlth simple reprooi. Ia administer
ing il the Judge said
"1he order which was made hy the
c0ur1 in lh.s matter Was compelled ~
sense oi duty O. iisaf The pubhet-
ton 60 which thc order rslais1 Was
made in the near neisiiorhooa oi tie
court ro0m and Was adapted io. and
doubtless intended for circulation.
among other piaces. about the hotels
and boarding houses wheu ihe jury
and others concerned wlta the case
were staying and among tht people
with whom they would bs considerably
associated.
"Ile publication was appaf1nt'v n-
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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
THE DREARY SEASON
Washington Waking Prom . Long
Summers Sleep.
COSGRESSHES SLOWLY RETURNING
10 Aaein&tfon Ket az 20 who win Fiil
TIE suprsas Cs1rt Fassasy-w r.
Curtis kia4asat Ossr the P.R-
American Reception here.


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hned, se n1 reason % alter
tae opinion which have already
rxnfs-...I rhe .trtt.so AL can
49,
'f, '
l<f -1s, heeI w-l probably 80 iato
t.ec4ucus ltltle greatest .treuz 9Th and
1f.E.,I..,- v..ii ..,,,. Sd, ,,..f f,r t.,b-,J
go,
e''.''o" '''- ''e-iel1D' VIII
pe p4ncled closely together, With Bar
rows lu Jhe lead. There promi ,es 10 be
v.~v r.tte~ f-s- L.,,..., pos,,
"-N -HoN. 'hd u-itsS tAefe
sllu.t oe some sudden change between
now and tac time Congress meets the
forces 0t these two men viii pe 50
evenly ta.auced that 10 Will be lmpossl-
DIE ior either Ot them % be nominated.
IT, tAat case compromise Will have 20
PC reached. IS Burrows IS tnc choice
ol good many of tne Eastern men,
when tne preaS comes l look 90 see a
large share Ot the Reed vote - % Bur
rows naturally. THIS would elect h'm.
what tne members ot the Michigan del-
cgtHon anl tue other friends " Bur
rows want Cd do s % stick % their man
through tnicS and tnln, or uu-
OF he t.-s them % 90 Tor
some other candidate. They DO
not wan, to get ratified and imagine
tnat because Burrows does not lead on
t.e hfsi ballot Pee can not DC elected.
lie VII oe the next speaker II hls
Trends are loyal from start 70 finish,
a.l a' tAc entro oel sati0n .s vitality
fe7ieo ~ h-s success, nave no
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

example 10 regard 10 issuing az anti
tobacco order, and there are DoH very
few departments 0F bureaus where
smoking : permitted ln Once hours. II
h4s hurt the cigar trade, out It has
made Washington the boss place ~ TIE
country for the sale Of Cigarettes"