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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-08-15
LYNCHDURa.

August 18th, 1889.
Charley Fields and Bert Fulton, Of
Cincinnati, are visiting here.
w. G. McClelland, Of Florida, is visit
ing relatives in our city.
A large proportion Of our citizens at
tended the agricultural games Of chance
at the Model Town last Thursday and
Friday.
A number Of the old veterans attend
ed the soldiers reunion at Westboro last
Friday.
Mrs. J. w. Henderson was visiting
friends in New Vienna last week.
r. A. Mclean has moved to Peters
burg, KY.
Bennett Murrell has been appointed
school director in place Of r. A. Mclean,
who removed to Kentucky.
Sanford Mcdaniel came home from
the fair with a broken ankle.
Mrs. M. v. Nolder is visiting relatives
near Boston.
Lee, son Of R. s. Richards, fell off the
cellar door last week and broke his arm.
He is doing we'll under treatment and
will soon be out again.
A. Harris, Esq, OF Martinsville, at.
tended court here on Monday.
The medicine show is attracting large
audiences each night.
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We boys decided that the
day was when we would have lost no
time in computing his weight, eulogising
his size or complimenting him on his
beauty, but that the officer on his rounds
Of inspection might possibly have seen
his feet protruding from under blankets
in the sick soldiers tent, each foot
beautifully adorned with Uncle Sans
quartermaster r's:boots. But enough. We
see and know that he was oil that he
is claimed for him, and we will proceed
to give other names, trusting to your
generosity for their publication. An
drew Boyer, Go. l, 1S9 o. v. l.; @. B.
Smith, Co. D, 8 o. V. G.; D. M. Linn,
Co. X, "A o. v. l.; M. Linn, Co. M,
so. v. c.; J. M. whiteman, Co. F, ITO
o. v. l.; A. Harrison, Co. X, 10 o. WI; /;
s. J. Feague, Co. g, 65 o. v. l.; An.
drew Marlin, 1873 o. v. l.; ]. A. Redd,
Z o. v. c.; Joseph Cazart, Go. H, 70
o. v. l.; J. T. Bey, Co. F, rs o. v. l.;
D. M. Leedom, Go. F, 70 o. v. l.; Fred
Cartrieht, Captain 1Ol; J. M. Baily, Co.
f, 1O1 o. v. l.; w. s. Reeves, Go. B, "a
o. WI; J. D. Colby, Co. A, 141 o. v. 1. ;
Samuel Boland, Co. X, 80 o. v. l.;
Henry Hall, Go. H, 70 o. v. l.; Thos.
M. Reeves, Co. B, 122 o. v. l.; Joseph
Spargur, Captain Co. E, 70 o. V. I. /;
H. G. Smith, Co. B, o. S. A.; George
Stubs, Co. X, 800. ". /.
To any or all whom it may concern
will you please give the address or
whereabouts Of George Dipper, late Of
Co. B, o. s. A. Information Of impor.
tance in store for him or his heirs, and
can be obtained by addressing H. G..
Smith, Marion, Ind. The above.named
comrades are all Buckeyes, served their
country as such and since have like my.
self drifted west, and we hope that many
eyes may sparkle with gladness at once
more seeing their names in the NEWS.
HERALD. Andwith due reverence to all
the boys herein named we must confess
that D. M. Linn, of the A o. v. l. and
8 o. v. c., now residing at Wheeling,
Ind, was the liveliest of all the men that
I have met in this State. He is large,
has voice like or of the same key that
Gen. Noys speaks. He is a fine elocu.
zionist, and his recital of Early, in the
Shanadoah Valley, was the admiration
and received the eulogisms OF all who
heard him, and we believe the general ver-
dict to be that without Dave the success
OF the reunion could not have been half
so complete.
The campfire will long be remembered
by the boys. think the soldier boy
from Maine was well handled, proving a
treat for the boys. Maj. Neal (not L. 7.
Neal of Butternut fame) who commanded
Goth Indiana regiment at the battle of
Petersburg, Va, and Captain Linder, pres.
ent quartermaster of the association, are
to be landed as was Grant and Sherman
for their success at Vicksburg, so Neal
and Linder at Marion August LIST, 1889.
The Monticello battery was q fair rep.
resentation of Captain Sands battery at
Iuka, Tenn. In all it was complete
success, so says DR.. I. N. Seal, who
stood by my side and witnessed it all.
CAPT.
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MoNoN, IND, Aug. 9th, '89.

MONON, IND, aug. 0tn, 90.
Editor Ne,cs. Herald In all kindness
we accept our unknown friends explana.
tion and also notify the same Mr.. G. s.,
of Marion, that we called at his Office
while in Marion on last Monday before
going out to camp and learned from DIR.
-, who occupies the same or ad-
joining Office, that G.. S. had gone out to
dissect some matters about the beautiful
and commodious new house that he is
having erected, or rather completed, as
it is we'll on the way. George, we ad-
mire it and compliment your taste, both
in location and plan, and would, if it
were not contrary to our nature, envy
your possession, for after seeing we are
free to admit that G. has in no way
failed in describing the city and pro-
nounce his painting very imperfect, for
the place so far excells in beauty, thrift
and prospective future that we feel like
saying of George that he handled the
truth somewhat carelessly, and hope
that should he ever visit this place
(Monon) that he will example my spirit
by calling at my place and inquire after
friend and antagonist or assailant, for
l am for Ben F., Ben H. and all the
other Bens that are going my way.
Bye.bye, must away to camp to see
and have talk with the old boys. l
will not stop to describe the ground,
suffice that it was in the fair ground,
one and quarter miles from the Court
House, and as the most OF the Ohio boys
were from Highland and adjoining cosn-
ties we agreed to have our names and
regimentpublished in the NEWS HERALD,
believing that we had no better friend.
The first one we met was Jacob
Thompson, Co. A, A o. v. l., he had on
exhibition VIM. Whites, Marion's
Jumbo steer. This OK is recorded as
the largest specie now in the United
States. He il years old and weighs
thirty seven hundred and seventy-sevsn !
pounds, and general decision estimates
II he were fat he would weigh forty
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SAMANTHA.
August 10Th, 1889.

August 10Th, 1889.
A. L. Carey has improved his resi-.
dence by neat coat of paint.
W. A. Rogers returned last week from
a months visit to relatives in Illinois.
Aunt Sarah Gleadall is quite poorly at
present.
Miss Tillie Wilson and brother visited
Thomas McLaren's last week.
Our Teachers Institute is in progress
this week. Let Penn's teachers turn
out en- mdsse and show that our heart il
in the work. Any teacher who says he
hasn't time to attend should forever
leave the profession.
Mrs. Sarah Scott is visiting friends in
the west.
Mrs. Williams and family have moved
into the Conway property.
Miss Fitch, of Cincinnati, is visiting
at Mr.. Nate Larkins'.
Prof. Clay Kelley, of Bainbridge, il
visiting here.
Mrs. Minnie Rogers, of Wilmington,
visited Mrs. Cynthia Tharp last week.
Mrs. Emma beaverton and family will
occupy Mrs. Hadley's property soon.
We welcome you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lenna Fulton, of Man.
chester, are visiting the formers parents,
DR.. d. M. Fulton and wife.
Rev. link preached his last sermon
for this conference year last Sunday,
administering the sacrament at the same
time.
J.W. Rogers, Of Hillsboro, spent Sun.
day at home,
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PRICETOWN.
August 18th, 1889.

August 18th, 1889.
Rev. Cummings will discourse at this.
point next Friday night, the 10th.
Master Bert Landess is convalescing
from the measles.
An immense crowd was in attendance
at the Harwood celebration, and we
venture to say that everyone who was
there thoroughly enjoyed the occasion.
Eight Sunday.schools were represented,
and the weather was all that could be
desired. Excellent music, vocal and in
strumental. good speaking, an abund-.
ance of all kinds of refreshments and
the good management of those in charge
altogether made the day one OF success
for the Harwood celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Thompson, of
Jacksonville, and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Hopkins, of Lynchburg, attended SER
vices at this place last Sunday.
The Buford and Fayetteville Bands
made the best music for the Harwood
celebration.
Rev. Orr delivered two excellent dis
courses in the Christian Church here
last Sunday.
Messrs. Joseph Cochran and Samuel
Edwards, Of Newton, Hamilton county,
are in this locality in quest of stock hogs.
Everybody, and especially all OF the
neighboring Sunday-schools, are invited
and will be welcomed at the Sunday
school celebration at this place next
Saturday. Good speakers and good
music are expected, and all proper ar.
rangements are being made that every
one may have good time.
Miss Ruth Landess is slowing improv-
ing in health, but we are sorry to say
that the condition OF Miss Bessie CLANCY
is growing worse.
Rev. W. H. Orr and daughter, Miss
Osie, and son Frank, OF Charlottesville,
Ind, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Tedrick, Of
Damascus, Mr.. and Mrs. Absalom Ted
rick, of Dodsonville, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Orr, Of Midland City, Mr.. Henry Tedrick,
Of Hollowtown, and Rev. David Work
man, Of Walnut College, were al enter
-tained by MI. and Mn. George Tedrick
last Sunday. y !.
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MOwRYTOwN.
August 10Th, 1889.

hu6uoV ASOh, Aooo'
Nearly the entire community took in
the Sonner's celebration Saturday. Our
band furnished the music.
One of the features of the Mowrytown
delegation Saturday was the OK team
hitched to wagon. Two poles were used
for the seats and all the little boys rode
on it. This wagon was driven by Mas.
ter Arthur Roberts.
The Misses Tissot, Of Wayne county,
are visiting at their uncle's, Mr.. Tissot,
south of town.
Report has reached us that robbers en-.
tered the o. & N. w. depot at Sardinia
one night last week and blew the safe,
securing seven cents. They also stole a
horse and blackboard of y. E. Bare and
skipped.
From present indications everything
points to the grandest G. A. R. celebra-
tions of the season here August 18th.
The people will be entertained by Gen.
Hurst, L. H. Williams, Judge Gardner,
7. P. Vance and others-all soldiers
who have smelt powder. The best of
instrumental music by the Fincastle,
New Market and Mowrytown Bands.
OF course its no use to say come, for we
are certain you are coming. All the
surrounding G. A. R. Posts have been
invited, and many promise to come.
Last, but not least, Prof. Sanders, of
Fincastle, will be here to sing some of
the grand old war songs.
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NEW nARxRT.
August 10Th, 1889.

August 18th, 1889.
Dr.. B. L. vanwinkle, Of Manchester,
is visiting his parents this week.
Abe Winkle and wife spent Sunday
with friends in this place.
Orlando Gibler and family, Of South
Fincastle, visited his parents last week.
Miss Ollie Vance returned to her home
In Xenia last Saturday.
F. T. McReynolds and v. B. McCon.
naughey are in Greene county on busi-
ness this week.
There will be an entertainment at the
Presbyterian Church, on Saturday night,
August 25th. No admission will be
charged, but collection will be taken,
and those who can, it is hoped, will
give literally. The money thus given
will 60 toward roofing the church.
H. A. Wilkin has been employed to
teach the next winter term of school in
district No. 2.
A. H. Davis spent Sunday with friends
in this place.
/. M. Lemon was in Adams county
the first of this week on business.
Mr.. A. d. McConnaughey is a travel.
ing salesman for nursury in Missouri
Mat Robinson, of Taylorsville, was in
town to-day Monday on legal business.
New Market township will have an.
other school house to build before long.
There will be a union celebration
given by the different schools of
this place, to be held in the McCon.
naughey grove August 31st. All other
Sunday.schools are cordially invited.
Good speakers will be secured. Music
will be furnished by the New Market
band.
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BBLFAsT.
August 10Th, 1880.

August 10th, 1889.
Rev. Lane, Of sueartree Ridge, preach.
ed here last Sunday.
George Roads returned from Illinois
last week.
g. H. Williams started for Kansas last
Wednesday to visit friends.
Esq. Hurst and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends near Rainsboro.
Messrs. John and Thomas Coss started
for Kansas last Wednesday to make that
place their future home.
Will Trump and sister, Luella Trump,
spent Saturday and Sunday with friends
in Adams county.
A. w. Milburn and niece, Flora But.
Ter, visited friends near Pumkinsville,
Adams county, last week.
Mr.. Joel Bethel left here for Colum.
bus to visit friends until his son moves
there.
Albert Milburn attended the funeral
OF his nephew at Byington, Pike county,
SATURDAY., August Sd.
William Mahaffy and sister, Minnie,
Of West Union, Adams county, were
visiting their uncle, George Sayler, and
family last week.
Messrs. Flava Terril, of Cincinnati,
Joe Garrett, of Lynchburg, James Miller
and wife, Of Prospect, and John Miller,
of Hillsboro, Sundayed at M. O. CARROTS.
Mrs. McGreu, of st. Louis, and Miss
Maiz, of Columbus, are spending week
with Rev. G. P. Bethel and wife here.
Uncle Jacob Hammond whose sick.
ness we mentioned some time ago died
August Sd, 1889. We understand he
had not eaten anything for about forty
pays. His funeral was preached at the
old Dunkard Church about four miles
east Of here by Rev. William Calvert
August 9th at p. m, to crowded
house, after which his remains were
inferred in that cemetery.
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SUGARTREE RIDGE.
August 9th, 1889.


Farmers have commenced plowing for
wheat.
Rev. Hill preached his farewell ser.
mon at Miller's Chapel Sunday.
Quite number from this place at
tended the fair at Hillsboro this week.
Miss Sallie Tanning, who has boen
visiting friends and relatives in this
place, has returned to her home nesr
Washington @. H.
The celebration at South Fincastle was
attended by several from this vicinity
Saturday.
Charley Woods and wife, of Union
Chapel, were visiting his brother, jim,
a part of last week. h
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All persons having claims against thu
estate Of Bebee Barrere, deceased, will
present them without delay at the
Nsvs-HsRAID Office, Hillsboro.
LuLU BARRR1y. Admr'x.
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The female base ball players who
were arrested for playing ball at Manis.
tee, Mich, on Sunday were fined So
each.
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Highest market price paid for gOod
milling wheat vt Model City Mills.
EVANS & u'GUIRE.
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There are l4,247 policemen in London
and 14,267 hacks.
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Jenks had Q queer dream the other nisht,
He thought he cav. prise. .nshters' ring, and
champion Who met and dsiibersteiyyi II SxnooSeS ois
over, one by one, . score or moro Of OF.
turly. looking fellows, - they advanced 70
Valiant s pismy proved more s than match iSr for
them. Il was al 20 funny that jerks woke
up laughing, He ACCOUNTS for the dream b..
sion, after trying nearly every big, drastic
pill on the market, that Pierccs Pleasant
Pureative Pellets, or tiny Sugar. coated
the biz pills hIllowl They are the original
and only genuine Little Liver Pills.
Beware Of limitations, which contain Poi
sonous Minerals. Always ask for DIR. Pierces
Pellets which are Little Sugar-coated PillA.
or Anti-bilious Granules. Ono Q Dose.
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Tor Nrtetoerc.

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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-08

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fulbe al lpienoe 8eeiar eiter @biifp.
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saberne, Der lebep inb / Ell Qabprintb
al &rinfelfroser, bpor @abeu er laa imal,
at @jaiterne fra bet enc "Erblic bouie''
fan raabe ouer til De britfenbe / 8erts=
bu;et tuers poer @aben. Ser finder man
ben fattisite % e~lenoisite Befultnins =
bet enber oite meb, at bele @aoen fom
mer / Slassmaal, % 9pl fra orutne.
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banbeller. Sli9e Scener ler man gier=
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ior Y%eiOlfninsen / bisie &uarterer, Ell
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leuer mber elenoisere Gorbole euo fan
lfe noseu anben Mllliunbps Yroletariat
Sc &uinoer, iom ueb Nattetiber firm
ger ON / Bbite6apels @aoer, eri @run:
ben ioritje0lse fra ben olminbelist
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=, Der ueo fin 9,oenitab for Drit briues
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