davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
ORDER To HEAR PETITION OF ADMINISTRATORS TO

4 ORDER TO HEAR PETITION OF ADMINISTRATOR TC
SELL REAL ESTATE.
State OF Wisconsin, Iowa county cOurt,-ss.-In
! Probate
Iu the matter OF the estate of Michael Bohan,
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Ann
BOhan, administrative debDnis non of said es-
tate setting forth the amount of personal estate
that has come to her hands, end the disposition
thereof, the amount of debts outstanding against
said deceased, and praying that license be TO
her granted to sell all of the real estate whereof
said deceased died seized, for the purpose OF
paying said debts and the charges OF admin,
I iStTation; and it appearing By said petition that
there is not sufficient personal estate in the
hands of said administrators to pay said debts,
and that ii is necessary I'm order 10 pay the same
to sell all of said real estate.
It is therefore ordered, that all persons inter
essed in said real estate appear before this court
at regular term thereof, to be held on the 18th
day of November, 1889. at the court house III
the village of DOdgeYille, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, then and there to show cause Of any
there shall be- why license should not be granted
to said Administrative to sell said real estate
according TO the prayer of said petition.
And it is further ordered, that this order shall
be published for four successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing in The Iowa County Dem
Ocrat, weekly newspaper published in said
county. and copy thereof snail be served per
sOnaliy on all persons interested in the estate
and residing in this county, al last twenty days
before the day herein appointed for the hearing
Dated, DOdgeVille, Iowa Co, Wis, oct. 4, 1889
BY the Court:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-01
Ayers SarsapariIIa,

PREPARED BY
Or. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price g.; six bottles, -. Worth g bottle.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-01
NOTICE 10 cREpTToRs.
IN 5G he matter Of the estate of Martin Necons

Dated DodgevilIe, wis. oct. Ist, 1883.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-08-17

counsel. Gather up all the energies of body,
mind and soul, and appealing to God for
success, declare this day everlasting war
against oil drinking habits, all gambling
practices, all houses OF sin. I~ialf-and-hali
work viii amount to nothing: it must be G
Waterloo Shrink hack now and you arr
lost. PUSH on and you are saved 4 Spar
tan general fell at the very moment Of vic
tory. bat be dipped his finger in his esr
blood and wrotc on Il rock near which he a.
dying. Sparta has conquered" Though
vour struggle u Get riI If SIN may seem t.
" almost a death struggle, You can dir YOU,
finger il gour own blood AMI write On the
kock Of Ages Victory through our Lore
Jesus Christ
OH. what glorious news it would 10 for
some Of these young men To send homo tt
stheir parents. Thcy - to the f-stofic.
every day or two u ses whether there arr
any letters from YOU. How anxious they an
to hear.
some ONE said u q Greian general
What was tho prnudest moment in yuur
life He thought Il moment, aud said;
The proudest moment % Kay life was when ]
!. tent word home u my parents that | had
gained the victory" And the prouda~t anC
most brilliant moment in your life viii .a tbs
moment "hen YOU can sen word to your pa
rents that YOU have conquered your evil hat4t.
by the grace Of God ard become eternal victor.
oh, desplse not parental anxiety The time
VIII come when Won VII! have neither 1atiiCf
nor mother, and you viii 90 around the place
whcrc they used To watch yon and find then
zone from the house, and gone from the field,
and gone from the nelGhborhood. Cry
Is loud for forgiveness as yfnl may over the
mound in the churchyari. tlcy VIII not
answer. Dead Dead And then you VIII
axe ont the white lock OF hair that was cut
rom your mothers brow Just tefpre they
buried her, and you viii take the cane witt
which your father used TO walk, and you vii
hink, and think, and wish that yol
had eloue just az they want@l yol
to, nnd would give the world l
YOU had never thrust a pang through
their dear old hearts. God pity the poo
Young man who has brought disgrace on hi
fathers name God pity the young Iaal
who has broken his mothers heart, Bette
if he had never been born-tcttsr if, in til
FIRST hour Of his life, instead of being lai
against the warm bosom Of materna
TENDERNESS. he had been c6ilfned an
sepulchereI. There is 10 balm power
mi enough II heal the heart of on
who has brought parents to a sorrowfu
grave, aud who wandcrs about through tn
dismal ce1uetcry. rcnding the lair, an
wringing the hands, and crying: Mother
mothrrr' Oh, that to-day by all tt
memories Of the past and by oil the hop'
IF the future, you would yield your heart
Tod. MAY Your fathers God and you
mother 5 God be your God forever,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-08-17
How Cotton is Picked III the >,OIth

a prominent Georgia cotton planter,
was, seen tire other evening airing him
self in the corridor Of one Of the up
town hotels.
''Nhcn does cotton picking b"gin?"
"Not till the latter part Of July, but
it is Just the time that the crop is ma
turing that we need the best weather.
After the cotton begins to ripen the
picking goes forward without iEtermis
sion till tue Christmas holidays, and
sometimes later
GLOW is the picking doneI'
Each hand is supplied with u big
basket and d bag. The basket is left at
the end Of the cotton row. and the bag
is suspended from the neck Of the picker
by Il strap, and sused to hold the cot
ton rs it is taken from the boil. When
the bag is full it is emptied into the
basket, and the operation is repeated all
day long
s.How much cotton can singh hand
pick in q day
The average picker san make from
$50 to 300 pounds Of seed cotton q day,
but there are some colored people who
have become 50 expert that they can e
away beyond this amount. As they are
only paid for what they pick there is
some incentive 70 work as quickly r. pos
eiblc.
''But its not in the nature Of acolorcG
man to exert himself, even with q pros
pcct of making higher wages, and the
minority of them are fond Of 'soicriny.
| 1t is no use trying to drive them, 50 ths
oversctrs let them do about a, the,
| please. SO long ns We get the croI
gathered IN ZINE it doesn t make much
! ditferencc .'-Nt5o York World.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-08-17
NEWS AND NOTES FOR WOMEN.
Ribbon gowns are a novelty.

l.,
Iad;.s. c~;cl.. :, ROOT eaxo-
revlan
ia"t'i oeei. 'o'H "ide 'Ad
Mss ,haF0tte i. lon-s rs written
one h4E''Ftd ana one booAs.
The Ne" York .Ly1raul speaks of .
graduating dsos~ winch cost 5000
All black costumes are less worn this
season than before IN several wears.
Tho n,hh.r-fnishe3 .,d earS.,s3
bathing stockings find a large sale this
season.
At yienn. bazar an EnoIi>h million
airc recently paid > beautiful woman
soboo for a Kiss.
Alpaca is a ~favorite material this sea-
son for serv.ceablc d1.S,es 1nd comes in
q variety Of colors.
The handsomest of new costumes are
made Of plain fine wool sparinrIy trimmed
with the richest possible ~earnitures.
4 magnificent rev six j called dar,o.k
matlasse,. and has flowers in high relief
as though heavily embroidered upon it.
There is a threat that full drap.d s<irts
are to eappear when muslin and cambric
and gauze shall be the only midsummer
wear.
Some new rich gowns for afternoon or
reception wear have trained skirts under
franco po'onal,es 'hat open all down the
front.
There IS one distinguishing quality Of
q freneh-made dre9s-lt remains il
: oi3ci 'i"il any
big tnfned-'io"n coilarcttes cf white
lace, with turred-back cuffs to match,
Will grace beauty throat and wrists this
~
The f1atnpss now prevailing at the back
Of skirts is IN striking contrast with the
padded and hoped skirts Of q short
while ago.
Some Of the newest embroidered robes
have Ghantllly lace applique mingled With
the colored silks and metal threads of tho
embroidery.
A vouno woman Who boc ,,s+ hoo,
graduated from the Boston dental col
lege, stood No. / in a class of between
thirty and forty.
There i an extensive variety If nav
vcaves. such as MORE STRING. ma i
Egrement grenadines, which arc vervliuht
and lacy looking.
Ribbons arc moro fro,,.ntIv str;no,
checked t1over,l . i6r,rad n Lrl.ho
ar printed DESIGNS tban vari c.1,r..1 ~
oloin This summer
D,
,na;ns+ 49, nnn'"NI p'os'S,'nc
80. - Ilop0 oiuo
rsad for tho a.cnratnn p.un 10y ~
nets -
h.anaho unc ha n'. -. a5ua''N' io9'
bv ! rinr of naar,. nj Ith;s = t,na
was encirclcd NV , b.or,1r aLasa1 ,ralS
houla. So
arassas 49, aa,t5ne 5;.h :.
&C . fo1, f~,na;fn1 40 49,
ro,,n1 Io+s rh;ch aro hi,'h -. raasan -.
their 4rimm;nn
80.
ohlple"a lhalan widow, daughter
Of "I"o-SIdes-"t-the-SNy,' has suec
i''I''S "ct>a'3nlon, n'ihio,l1alIe iall
oon danaaos = hr,aoh
me summer dresses "h'ch are mace
OF gFcnadihe mat resembles lisa net are
very effective. iheS are al wool, &c
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-08-17
REV. DIR. TALMAGE.
THE BROOkLYN D!VaNtS II NDAf
SERMON.

rortltule de>ir.s t. r.turfl WIN wish FOR
sometime, btt@r. he saia ~N1ra shall ]
awsEcs UEc. ei.Ii I caa3r,ut ~ t34~ h1rrut
nipLtrtaro II Ia,ya5t. EIt ...z..r,aahs
unerahctDl I4.lIt and f3re. I -" F. 1#I ~
ms /, s.eian. i,g. ei4-. ont II xii +.s il go.
aZain ~w4.try it one. nor
orr hbrarl,~ are Informed ".th al e." tIt
literature a1Hr,-. - young men. i|9lztuts
ont t. f4cra rIl tn. aan.,.r- . tEt y!l ~ It
-royuuletn u~lap-ofih. yeYa.. "a. ,sinp all
tile rocks. tn" qttct ,anI. IT, si9"l> But
suppose a nm La. aiready nute s. .p"r"@k
suu,,a,. H.. a4r-aly ~ III" track 7upIp,5e
he fae alrnal, conc ahtras 10" ! Ee 10
get tacL, rat j, = iteid comparatively un-
tputlcI ] lH.fas, tn.t!4Ft n1l nlitp. Hlra.
There nrc fh,,.. III tlIs H4lleuct Is itp. with
every passion of their a1,ui1ol 13nl, are
Ieady 10 hcnr tict Il discussion. TI.ey CON
pare thom.clyes With what they were ten
years ago, AMI rrS jutfrom tt to t1ake III
which they are Iear+rrat.l Now II there
lie any here. come with an 'arnc-'
BilrI.Dsr. vet f-iIn,s itcT afr beyond
the palc If Ciris'sIi sympathy, anG That the
sermon can iB,rtiy Re expected L adlrr>s
them, then. II thu. n15l1l'lt plvc hem IFS
right hand. ana cal, item brother. Loot
up. There - g.gri5as aI.d triumph ant iloIe
for You yet. a,dLl ti.c trumpet Il Ga~pfi
icllScranc.. Tic church j. rcndg t. Jlydl
"A hsuquct al vnur roturu. and Ito hicrIrcLs
II heaven t. faii into lin" II laal.rrd pro-
rreslun al ihe Il-"y II your cIuaiclpaflp!l,
50 far y, God may help ne. Erop"sa -
a;Iow ~lat are tho ohstncis~ Il vour return.
and then hos YOU az - S|tIfnoiHt t4l"s.
uhstsrlps. The lt9t difficulty ~ th, "ay OF
yoLr return l~tle fprc,uf moral gr.fyitatiun.
Just us tAprrc j. u |n1tuTal law which brings
down to hcGarthanything you tlrO > lutotho
AIR. 50 th"re isn rt,l corresponding Hlora II crawl
tntipn ~ etteI words, IT is cas'er T. 20
down than ii ~ to 30 up: it Is ea-icr t. Ito
wrong than il iste ID night. C.Il t. mine
nv. ..r.aL, ,..,, I.,l...t tI,,-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-08-17

t,3t., NH f4pt grow 81 WI ground .$p
pie VII fnlf." on moist. t;ut inut II Iio9N
5tnt.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-08-17

Kansas farms art n-e.,sol4i -.
Uo0. 600.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-01-10
STILL IN THE LEAD
THE WEEKLY GAZETTE,

Weekly Edition Of the Commercial Gazettel
The Foremost, Freshest and Fairest
weekly newspaper, published near the
center of the population OF this great
Republic and mailed to any address for
less than two cents week, by the year.
This paper advocates with the strongest
emphasis AMERICAN IDEAS in the conduct
OF all our Government affairs, the eleva-
tion of our people, the betterment OF
their financial and social conditions and
the purity of our AMERICAN HOMES. The
Weekly Gazette is Republican paper
to the core, and stands by the United
States Constitution. It is, strictly speak
ing, a FAMILY NEWSPAPER, and should be
in every family in this broad land dur.
ing the next twelve months. The Week.
ly Gazette is great educator, and every
department is full of interest to old and
young. The news is given from every
part OF the civilized globe, in proper
form. A variety Of sketches of travel,
adventures, long and short stories, ap-
pear every week.
Send for Sample Copy. Price 81 year
or Six Months for 55 Cents.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-01-10
LOADED WITH WATER.
Boy Killed in Most Extraordinary
Manner.

Boy Killed In n Most Extraordinary
Manner.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 4-Yesterday Noah
Stropp, thirteen year. old white boy, was
killed at his fathers home, on Lepage
street. The manner of his death Is most
unusual. All the rear portion of his skull
was blown away by charge Of water
fred from an old army musket, a relic of
the war. The boy and his sister,
younger than himself, were playing
together in the kitchen. Securing
an old muskot which had not been
fired for twenty seven years, he un-
screwed the barrel from the stock, filed
the barrel with water and placed the mug.
Gle end in the fire of the stove Calling
his little sister to ''come and hear the
water in the barrel boil" he leaned over
and placed his ear to the breech of the
weapon. As he did so the explosion oc.
Cured and the boy was instantly killed,
being blown several feet away and having
his head nearly carried Off. The barrel of
the musket contained chargs which had
been placed in 1t during the war. The boy
was not aware of this and was merely In
search Of fun.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-01-10
VINEGAR 5Iid3;S

NEW STYLE. PLEASANT TASTE.
Most Perfect Medical Preparation Of the Age.
The New style Vinegar Bitters
Is Of clear, dark, reddish ambe ricolor. II hss
q delicious taste. 1t is q most invigorating
tonic. II is gentle and painless, but thorough
cathartic. II contains no slchol II contains
no opium. Il contains no poison or hurtful
drug Of any kind.
Nep Style Vinegar Bit,ers puriAes tho blood,
nerves, muscles and brain, drives away malaria,
and keeps the system so strong as to enable it
TO rebel infections disease and epidemics.
The organs OF the body most given to shirk-
ing their regular work are the stomach bowels,
liver and kidneys. A medicine that stimulates
these organs into healthy action without csus-
ing gain. IN invaluable.
Ne,o Style Vinegar Bitters does this, and IL
does it's work permanently. II never robs
Peter to pay Paul, as alcoholic and other ESQ
called) remedies do. II is q most grateful,
healing medicine TO all who are troubled with
piles, for IL relieves at once, and soon cures
this most painful disorder.
IL aida digestion, cures constipation, head
ache, bilious complaints, feverishness, neural
gia, nervous diseases Of every sort, and every
class Of skin disease known.
As a family medicine, for the use OF ladies,
children and men of sedentaiy habits. the
New Style Vinegar Bitters has no equal in the
WOTlO IL IL lUVhludUi6 CuElus tbo iuS tuut
besct childhood, and gently regulates the dis
ease to which women ut every period OF life are
subject.
Ladies, get bottle from your druggist and
try II. II your druggist has not the Now Style
Vinegar Bitters. ask him to send tor 1t. II
you once try IL you will nev,r be without this
pricei, remedy in the home.
VINEGAR BITTESS.
The only Temperance Bitter known. II
AZ lnt hs,u srsi nd iS-t
regulates tho Bowels and renders per-
foe, blood circulation through the human
veins, which IL sure to restore human
health.
GEO. ". DAVIS. OF 169 Baronno St, New
Orleans. La, writes under date May 26th, 1898,
as foiiJas:
Il bav. b. en- going to Hot Spring. Ark, for
fifteen wears for an itching hulnor IN my blood.
have just used three bottles OF Viuegsr Bit
ters, and IL has done me more good than the
sprines. n il the best medicine made"
JOSEPH J. EAGAO. Of No. rs West ST., New
York, ssys: "Have not been without Vinegar
Bitters tor the past twelve years, and consider
It whole medicine chest in my family"
MRS. MATTE FURGUsON, of Dryden, N.
Y, says: Vinegar Bitters is the best med
cine ever tri, d IL saved my life"
Il F bailey. ut Humb,l: Iowa. says: Win.
egar Bittsrs cured me of pS,slysis ten years
ago, and recently 1t cured me uf rheumatism. !"
MRS. WA. A. DAVIS, of amden. N. j..
says: Il have suffered greatly OF indigestion
aud bowel troubles, and Vinegar Bitters gave
me great relief"
JAMES Il. DwYRE, Of Webster. Ma.s.,
writes II always use Vinegar Bittcre ~ .
spring medicine, md have the beat VI hi tslth :"
l.. COLEMAN. n Montgomery Ut. New
York, waites: II lind your vheysr Bitters Il
frst-class tonic y
Thousands Of other testimonials sent on sp-
plicati0n, also ladies' book free.
q ~
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-01-10
HUMAN A1xANAoL
DlsSh.lGark which Changes with tn
Moon = Colorings which Denote IL
Phaee~ with Exactness.

DlsSh.lGark which Changes with The
Moon = Colorings which Denote 1ss
Phases with Exaotnsss.
CoNNELLsvILLB, Pa, Jan. 8.--Conpells.
Vile has freak who Il Of immense value
TO farmers in setting out their crops and
to the superstitious people who cut their
hair end nngsr.nalls at certain stages Of
the moon. The freak 10 James II. Rothsr.
NAL, carpenter, possessed with pscu.
liar birth-mark at the base Of his brain.
Il 10 naturally crescent In shape and
blush in color. Az the moon is
turning tho first quarter the mark
becomes a reddish hue and the SWELL
ing Of the flesh below II, extending dag
onslly across the neck to the right shoul.
der. is percsptible The mark becomes
rsdder a. the moon grows older, and the
flesh swells correspondingly. When the
moon is full the crescent h Of bright red,
and the iesh assumes = horn.llks roll over
two inches In thickness At the largest part
gradually tapering to . point on the
shoulder. As the birth mark grows
large % the moon becomes full, 20
Il decreases In sise a. the moon
waues, and whom tho moon Il quite dark
there Il nothing to be seen but the blue.
ish, crescent.shaped mark. Mr.. Rothsr.
NAL suffers no Inconvenience by enlarge
ment Of the neck, nor does he endure much
pain. He needs DO almanac to tell the
change in the moor, simply placing his
hand on the mark to tell tho condition.
While going to school the scholars and
teacher often observed tho changes In
the birth-ma,k. and wondered at the
remarkable regularity with which they
occurred lkss.sg
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-01-10

U
ROME, Jan. 4.-The floods are extending
to Bastia, and have done much damage.
In one house, which collapsed, twelve per.
sons were killed. s5t
LONDON, Jan. 4.--News Of the terrible
murder Of little girl In q field close to .
village road in Somersetshire, with much
the same general details as those In the
case Of the boy murdered at Bradford last
week, has been received.
CAIRO, Jan. 4.-The authorities have in
formation from Khartoum indicating that
the white Pasha is Stanley. fft
DUBLIN, Jan. 4.-Mr. Edward Harring-
ton, member Of Parliament who was sen.
fenced to six months Imprisonment for
publishing In his paper, the Kerry Senti-
mel, reports concerning meetings Of sup.
pressed branches Of the National League
was to- day transferred from the Tralse to
the Tullamore Jail, where he IL 70 undergo
his imprisonment He was attired In
prison garb. ,5 XIV
BERLIN, Jan. 4-seven skaters were
drowned in the Ludwig Canal at 'Nurem.
burg to-day. {,
DUBLIN Jan. 4.--The eviction Of tenants
OA Suo OipuoIU eSVuteb at 1UiChIKoBAS
County Donegal, was continued to-day.
The evictors went to the house Of tenant
named Doogan, but found the place do.
Tended by q score of mon armed with
rifles, who had intrenched themselves
behind the loopholed walls. The priests
who accompanied the ovictors entreated
the defenders to leave the house. but
the men refused to pay any attention to
them. The riot act was then read,
and the soldiers wero about TO fire on the
house, when the magistrate stopped them
and notified the party in the house that he
would give them an hour In which to re.
frain from the course they would pursue
After the expiration of tho hour the de.
tenders announced that they would not
use their rifles. The bailiffs and police
then attacked the house, and, after Q
desperate struggle, were repulsed. Final.
ly the priests persuaded the men TO sur.
render. During the fght police inspector
was badly wounded.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-01-10
A Monster War Vessel.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 3.-Private information
was received at Castle Garden to-day Of
the launching recently Of a new war ship
by the italian Government. The vessel Is
called Re Umberto, and her displacement
is 10, ,29s tons, or 1858 tons more than the
Trafalgar and Nile, England's two largest
war vessels. The new war ship Is four
hundred feet long, and has a beam Of
seventy-six feet She draws nineteen feet
Of water. Her sides have three sheets Of
steel, and her speed is eighteen knots an
hour. Two sister ships Of Re Umberto are
being constructed at Spezzia, and will soon
be launched,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-01-10

| The following names have been suR.
gested for new States, to be made out Of
present Territories: "Winona," ''Sanona'l
and "Tatonka" for Dakota; 'sMontezuma'
for New Mexico, and "Laconica" for
Washington
j. A. FLYNN was assaulted by the pastor
Of the Christian Church at Columbus, O.
BENJAMIN FURGUsoN was shot and
killed, at Menter, Ind, by Francis Palmer.
They quarreled over trivial matter.
In the French Deputies Premier Floquet
advocated secularization of the schools.
1t was voted by the Deputies to placard
the speech throughout France.
WESTON LEACH and little boy, Bijsh
Gravett, were killed on the 28th by a pas.
senger train while they were walking on
trestle near Atlanta.
The Grand Army Post at Jamestown, N.
T., will institute criminal proceedings
against tho mayor and council for refusing
to appoint veteran on the police force,
under the laws Of 1887.
MRS. RUTH ANN ENGLAND, a widow.
aged sixty .fve residing near Rising Sun,
Cecil County, Nd, was assaulted and
badly hurt Stephen Farrell, aged thirty,
was arrested on suspicion, and Mrs. Eng
land Identified him as her assailant
The loss Of life by the Kate Adams dis.
aster has been reduced, by careful count
to nineteen or twenty persons.
A coLoRED man named Isaac Carey was
murdered by his brother, in the Freedman's
Hospital at Washington.
@ G. AsTwooD, for six years past the
q. 9. Consul at San Domingo, has been
dismissed In disgrace from his position.
THE miners Of Southern Illinois have
organized a branch of the National FEEDER.
alton Of Miners.
A VOTE taken by Dakota paper on the
question Of single or double Statehood
shows that little more than fve-s -sixths Of
those answering are in favor of division
and admission as two States.
The horrible murder of boy by Lon.
don milkman isythe latest murder sensa.
tion there, the boys body being mutilated
In the manner Of Jack the Ripper's VIC
Tins.
A NEW revolutionary group has been
formed In Paris, calling itself the Com.
muna
EVERY Chicago alderman who voted for
an elevated railway has received White
Cap notice Of warning.
The United States has filed suit at a.
Paul against the Northern Pacific railway
for $4,000, 900, for timber cut from Govern
ment lands.
THE cotton -bagging trust at st. Loals
was failure,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-01-10
Wealth In a Sepuichar.

NEWPORT, ARK, Jan. 4--The people Of
Jacksonport, three miles from here, were
thrown into furry of excitement this
morning by a rumor that very large
amount Of money and valuable treasures
had been dug out of the ground near the
residence of Jack Hartin during the night
A skeleton, supposed to be that Of wo.
man, lies on top OF the ground, having
been takon out OF the sepulcher In which
the treasure was a. so entombed.