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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-21

The first fire alarm on the new plant
was turned in last Friday night. The
alarm went in al right, registering prop.
erly, but the cause of the alarm was a
complete mistake. Mr.. James Anderson
had set fire to brush heap after going
home about nine o'clock. 1t 10 the duty
Of the Fire Company to respond prompt,
ly whenever an alarm of fire ID given,
but those persons who are ready Ia
scream fire just for the fun OF the thing
should be muzzled, and parties holding
keys to the fire alarm boxes should exer.
else due caution in allowing the keys Ia
be used. A slight mishap took place in
the engine-house. As the fire engine was
being driven out one OF the doors swung
to ane caught on the hub of hind
wheel OF the engine, thereby throwing
the weight on the opposite wheel, break
ing out and shattering six spokes.
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The inaugural address q ths Great
Rock island Route, the Chicago, Kansas
and Nebraska Railway, = toannounce
that ON November 18th Solid vsstibule
trains will be run between Chicago and
Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo.
without change, making close connection
It the above point with all trains for
Salt Lake. Los Angeles, San Francisco,
Portland, Oregon, and all points west ;
and at Kansas City and st. Joseph east
ward for Chicago, 81. Louis and oil points
east, north and south. These royal
trains, consisting Of Pullman sleeping
cars, restful reclining chair cars and
magnifcently furnished day coaches,
were built expressly for this service by
the Pullman Company, and are without
question the handsomest ever turned
out by that famous establishment. The
reclining chair cars spoken Of are free to
all holders Of flrst-class tickets, and q
courteous attendant will be found with
every car to attend to the wants, a our
patrons. Ask your nearest ticket agent
for a ticket via the Great Rock Island
Route, or write to
JOHN SEBASTIAN, & h
Genl Ticket and Pass. Agt.,
Topeka, Kas.
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Administrator Sale of ]
~ Estate. 4.

TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Prd& ~
u Court of Highland county, Ohio, fSl0
of5er for sale. ct public auction, ON ~
! Saturday, March 80th, A. d. 1S6 J.
At3 O'Clock p: m. Of said day A. the door 4ne
Ohio. the following described real a \ 4.
township Of New Mafksi and state of do.
original survey thence s. q ". oiSsI is pcS S o
of eT3 ehs :nd ssncse %seiN " s sr
to 10th three white1ass; z q 4 corner TO John sira3nf
KIN thence With the line Of ssid u. .G6r6
tract and the ~ acre tract 8. 79' X! 50 &l0O
poles TO stone .. =. corner 10 the ~ oor0
tract thence With the line Of said 2N acre
tract n. l6o e. 80 40 poles to stone corner
70 said tract; thence n. l0o e. "A 68- 100 poios
70 stone corner 70 said "a acres; thepcO N.
NJ ": $500 poles u q stone ID the ort9l1ai
line OF the survey corner TO satd ~ ACRE
tract thence with said original line H,sSis
x. 6l 2.lO0 poles to the beginning, contain.
Ing 0SH acres Of land, more or less, apprslSod
at twenty.Ope dollars and ssventS .fve oonts
per acre. Terms of sale One third In haSd,
0ne-third In one year, and Oue.third Ia V1o
years from the day Of sale, with intetSGt
from the day Of sale; tie deferfed pAymdHts
so,S 20 % secured BY morfssse oS The pIsmS} -
As administrator dc bonts non with thS Hi
annexed OF R0bert Purdy, deceased. N. !
February 9th, 1850. III '77r, (, \. ~
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The Wild Rose.

A schoolboy whistling merrily
Upon his homeward way:
A schoolgirl singing cheerily,
30 blithely and 90 gay
And where two roads cross there they meet
He casts at her wild rose sweet
She laughing runs away,
And nothing does she say.
A youth with lightly moving feet
Advancing mid the throng:
A maiden fair . maiden sweet,
Who huns an old, old song: 'R
And when they GROSS their chances meat =,
He drops Wild rose at her feet
She, smiling. moves away,
And nothing does she say.
A manly form waits silently
Within dim liz hall:
A woman coming quietly
To answer, once for all:
Beneath the crossing arch they meet;
She gives him back wild rose sweet, "
And blushing looks away
But nothing does she say.
Good Housekeeping.
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Horsemes, DO You Know

That Mr.. J. g. Williamson, who has al.
ready sold . plumber Of French draft
stations in this place, has just returned
from Pontiac, ILL.,, with the finest lot OF
imported draft stations ever seen in
Southern Ohio? These stations -are
simply superb. One of the lot--seven
in all--was winner Of prizes in France.
These horses are on sale at the Kramer
House stables, whore any one will be
kindly received and any information
given In regard to the horses. For furth.
er information call on or address
J. G. WILLIAMSON Hillsboro. O.. !
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce the
name of j. Q. Overman for the Office of
Assessor in the north precinct of Liberty
township, subject to the decision OF the
Republican convention.
Please announce that John w. Arthur
will be a candidate for the Office of As
SCISSOR of the north precinct of Liberty
township, subject to the decision Of the
Republican township convention.
MANY VoTERs.
The name OF L. D. Crute is offered for
the Office of Assessor in the North Pre-
cinct Of Liberty township, subject to the
decision of the Republican convention.
We ara authorized to announce the
name OF Thomas H. Langley for the Of
fee of Assessor in the south precinct of
Liberty township, subject to the decis-
ion of the Republican convention.
We are authorized to announce the
name of D. NJ. Taylor for the Office of
hbcO66OE tuC bOutu ICCilCt lLiUCTJv
township, subject to the decision of the
Republican convention.
We are authorized to announce the
name of John Devoss for the Office of
Assessor in the North Precinct of Liberty
township, subject to the decision of the
Republican convention.
We are authorized to announce the
name of William Cadamy for the Office
Of Assessor in the West Precinct of Fair
field township, subject to the decision
of the Republican convention.
We are authorized to announce the
name OF Martin Mcclure for the Office of
Assessor in the South Precinct Of Lib
erty township, subject to the decision
Of the Republican convention.
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Literary Note From the Century Com.
panys N


Mr.. Joseph Jefferson has been engaged
for number Of years upon his autobi-
ography, which will soon begin TO appear
in The Censslfy. No more interesting
record Of life upon the stage could be
laid before the American public, and Mr..
Iefferson's personality is perhaps Q Q
sympathetic TO the people Of this country
than that Of any actor we have had.
He is the fourth in generation of actors,
and, with his children and grandchildren
upon the stage, there are six generations
of actors among the Jeffersons. The
record which he has made OF the early
days OF the American stage is said to be
peculiarly interesting, especially the
story OF his travels as boy in his fathers
company, when they would settle down
tor season in Western town and ex-
temporize their own theater.
The autobiography will begin in The
Century during the coming autumn, and
the installments will be illustrated with
portrait gallery of distinguished actors.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-21
Legal Notice,

IN dhs,S the COMMON NM Pleas Court Of Hishiked
NoTiCE q hereby ssyap 10 DAVID u.
~ Lewis whose sddrssss ~ Barrett Hq1SS.
York. n: X. that FrsihpTG WorknGS.A
partnership nrm formed Tor the purpoeSS&
in nne asiS diSS'SS o6uts Tuslnsa o m oAo sd psa
28th day u Februsry, 1859. ' '
Against the said David H. Lewis In case IA.
406l, the object and prayer Of which ID 10 -
cover. from said defendant the sum @
S2.i0N with interest on eS58.oo, froln
el.S7s.e5 from February 18th, 1889. the amosSf
due piaintins upon two. promtssory no(j6
made by said defendant, d. H. Lewis,
Fred Lewis. attorney thereunto duly autkll
ised that an order OF attachment has iseled
out OF said court directed to the Sheriff 81
said county under which certain cha1isl
property belonging to the defendant RS6
'notined that be 4. required 70 answer IA
pstftton on or before the 4th day Of NHV
lSS9, otherwise Judgment will be tat1o
against him. BART a &GARRETTtn
DAVID J. WORKUAsf.s
Plaintiffs AttoYuGyX
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Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.

TN PuRSUANCE OF an order Of the Pro-
pate Court. OF Highland county, Ohio. I
wiii onsr for sale 1t public auction, % =
Friday. the 18th day Of April, 1859,
divided cns;haif q The ioiiowins de:cri6sd
land aid State Of Ohio. heginnina at q stone
s, So N; cgner to J. Rotron's land thence n.
o. " poles 70 q stone q. E. corner 10
g. v. l2S 6-l0 poles 10 . stake In SAID line
+; "; corner 70, Abraham Nacs's land left TO
nim .ss, ~ tne VII e. D; Mace. deceased thence
TIE line Of said 7. Rotro6; tn hence with said
cnn, me 3; ~ ~ ~ w 6l0 poles To- the beginning.
Appraised st S6i1. Terms al sale, One-
% onira IN hand, one.thIrd IL one year and
onelthird IN two years from tho day 81 ssIc,
ws2 s6tSessst Sr tie deferred payments 70 8;
Aam's Of Ellssessh bsl 81 "a ~ n dssssss1. d1
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Liberty Township Convention.

To The Qualified Republican Voters Of Lib-
erty Township, Highland County, o.;
You are hereby notified to meet in
your respective precincts in said Liberty
township on Saturday, March 23d, 1889,
between the hours Of 2 and p. m. Of said
day to nominate candidates for the fol.
lowing Offices:
Justice of the Peace.
Trustee.
! Treasurer.
2 Assessors.
All voting to be by ballot, and the
person receiving the largest number Of
ballots will be declared the nominee.
The places of meeting will be the
Treasurer's Office in the Court House
and the Council Chamber in the City
Building.
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FAIRFAX.
March 10th, 1889.

March 10Th, 1889.
VIM. Eyre, jr., is home this week from
j. w. Burnett's, where he has been
stripping tobacco the latter part OF the
winter.
R. s. Troute and wife, of Folsom, paid
their mothersa visit last Saturday, re-
turning ON Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Fling moved to
their new home yesterday near Sugartree
Ridge.
Miss Myrta Ford, who is living with
VIM. Lewis, paid her parents, near Berry.
vile, visit last Saturday.
James Burba, of Clinton county, was
here last week gathering up pension
affidavits. He thinks he will soon get
his pension.
William Noland is still quite poorly
with but little hopes OF recovery. Also
little Tommy West is very bad with
measles. ~
G. w. stultz, Of Highland county, and
Miss Minnie Scale were married at the
home of the bride in Adams county on
the l4th inst. <G
Rev. Lane failed to materialixe on last
Sunday at this place, but will be on
hands next Sunday at 10 and ~ o'clock.
Married-On the 18th at the home Of
John B. Carlisle by F. F. Tener, ]. p,
Mr.. William Pollitt and Miss Mary L.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-03-21
School Board.

The Republicans of the Hiilsboro
School District are notified to meet at
the Council Chamber on Monday, the
25th day OF March, A. ID. 1889, between
the hours of 7:30 p. N. and Sp. M, to
nominate the following officers to be
voted for at the coming election:
Two Members of School Board.
BY order OF the Committee,
LEROY KELLY, Chairman.
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1t is evident that some people In the
country have been reading about the
improvements that have recently taken
place in Hiilsboro-particularly to the
fire alarm. A conversation was over.
heard which took place between two Of
such readers last week. In their expla.
nation of the working and efficiency at
the plant, as well as the manner in which
it was constructed, pointing to the cables
on which the hoods for the electric light
lamps we're suspended. They recognized
these hoods as part of the fire alarm
plant by the remark, "But my goodnels,
I didn't think they would've needed
them big bells to ring an alarm"
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Notice Of Aooounts Filed.

THE AdmihitrsCoes OF the follovinr
~ nsmSd Sssatss hevs nlsd their accounts
1Sth nv q April, A. d. 1889,
Alto O'Clock 4 u.
VIM. FHds sdm r Of VIM. g. Ratcli2.
John a: Trim1Ie, admir- OF Geo. s.. Trimbie.
A!len kenCe, adm r OF John A. Pence: : ~
!, Ella sng Fiyey and Henry A. Pavey, adm'r Of
Esnnte Oren, admir- Of John H. Oreu.
Y. w. Gamble, admir- Of Gilbert NoHurh.
LEROY KELLY, Probate JndSS'
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Paint Township Republican Primary.
The Republicans of Paint township
will convene at Ralnsboro Saturday,
March 23d, at 2 p. m, for the purpose Of
selecting candidates for the spring cleo
ton. A. l.. SNIDER, Committeeman.
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New Pilot.

Portsmouth, Ohio, is to have new
Pilot. We do not mean one who is ac-
quainted with the currents OF the river,
but one who is qualified to instruct the
people of that region in the current
events OF the day. tits to be Republi-
can sheet and bear the name of the Pilot.
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Hillsboro Corporation Convention

HillsbOrO Corporation Convention.
To the Qualified Republican Voters Of Mt
Incorporated Village Of Hillsboro, o.:
You are hereby notified to. meet in
convention assembled at the Council
Chamber in Hillsboro, Ohio, on Mon.
day, March 25th, A. ID. 1889, between
the hours OF 8 and p. M, to place in
nomination, to be voted for at the
spring election Of said village,
Three Members of Council.
All voting to be by ballot, and the
persons receiving the highest number OF
ballots shall be declared the nominees.
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TINE Bosrc Of School Exsminers OF Highland
Il county give notice, that examinst}ops oi
Applicants for Certifoatcs will take placein the
Hillsboro Union School building on the frst
Saturday Of every month, and on the third Sat.
urdsy OF February, March, April, August, Sep.
tember and October. The Examination Tee
prescribed by law is 80 cents.
BY order Of the Board.
sasSyi &c. SMITH. olsrk.
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Booming.

Our spring trade is opening with .
rush. We have been worked to our free
capacity. We ale determined to main
tain our reputation for selling the beit
goods for the least money at the West
End Grocery.
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Court OF Common Pleas, Highland county,
Ohio. Chas. Hire. plaintiff, W. Henry
Houlton and Eliza Houlton, defendants.
VIM. Hoult0n, the eb0ve.named defend
ant, of Abilene u. h, Dickinson county,
Kansas, will take notice that on the
: s7th day Of February, A. D. 1889.
Charles Hire. plaintiff i'd said court. duly
commenced . Clvtl action against him TO 70.
cover against him the sum OF one thousand
dollars (el.O00 with interest at the rate Of
eight per cent. from the 28th day of March,
1887, upon Q promtssory note made by said
VIM. Houlton 70 Robt. r. Hire and by him
tnd0rsed 70 the planting; said note bearing
0ate on the 26th day OF March, 1857, and pays.
BILE IN nine months after date with interest
ct the rate Of eight per cent. from date, and
for said sum and Interest the plaintiff asks
Judgment against said VIM. Houlton as
maker Of said promissory note. An order of
attachment III said action has been duly
lasued against the property of said VIM.
26th day Of January. less. irsudulsntly and
Tor the purpose OF hinderipg and delaying
ersditores conveyed 6y sdeed Of quit claim,
and the plaintin sleo pPaye for an order set.
ting aside said deed as null and void. Said
VIM. Houlton is required to answer the
petition In said action on or before the llth
day of May, A. ID. 1850.
/. CHARLES HIRE. Plaintiff.
Vance 4 Hire Attorneys.
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NyOTICE is hereby given that the undsr.
IN eiRned has been dolly oppointed ana
qualified admlnistrssrtx 81 the estate of
nsnlerinn a. =. Thomas. late, OF Highland
ELIZA ". oIDAKER.
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NOTICN u hereby given that the under
IN el9ped has been appointed and quail.
ned edmintstrator de bOnls non of the estate
q! Henry B. Favey, late OF Highland county :
county - ELMER #. PAvEY. z
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NOTICE IL hereby given that the under
-ly signed hes been appointed and quail.
Ned executor Of the eslnte OF Emile l..
Ohio: dscssssd. ~ The ircbS!s S'c.!s q "a
county. y. J. PICARD.
March 18th, loGo. M
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Administrator's Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under.
ned administrxtoy u tie estate Of Isssc i.
Morrow, late Of Highland county, Ohio. de-
.ces:sd, ~ the Probsts CsuIt q said county.
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NOyICE 10 hereby given that the upders
9us!idsd :. assisnes In i;s trust III t t6s b3nsS{
q sRi Ssss,sHss sosn q wSfliHd s
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Penn Township Republican Primary.
The Republicans of Penn township
will meet at Samantha on March 23d at
o'clock p. M, to nominate candidates
to be voted for at the April election.
BY order Committee.
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TN pursuance Of the order OF the ProhAte
4 Court, OF Adams county, Ohio, ! willo0br
Tor sale at public auction on
Friday, April 5th, A. d. 1889,
Al O'Clock p. M, on; the premises, the nol-
lowing descrtbed real estate, situate IN Abe
the township of Hamer Of said county, enh
state and bounded and described a. follows:
Being part OF CoL Charles Lewis survey
Joshra 4: HswkS 90 acre tract; thence run.
ming n. TO- p; 0e poles u links to Z stonos
thence 8 izs1 @ psiss Jim links i 10 . :sSay s |;
thence y. 763{o w lo0 poles II links TO ~
place of osginntng. containing e!xty.utne
Appraised Al fOaFtssn hundred (sl,z0o) do4-
ons.Ssif = one yssr sscursd Sr Sy s. 1eS @essssss -
ON prem t9es sold. A. d. KIRK
Assignee in trqst for the bensnt Of the essd-
Hook 4 4cClupg, Att'ys, " ,as x
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Let every voter in the Republican
ranks attend the primary next Saturday.
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GEO. w. BOIES
Real Estate, Pension,
Insurance and Collecting
Agent and accountant.

Real Estate Bought and Sold.
Loans placed on First-C Glass Security.
Estates Settled.
First Glass Insurance-Life, Fire, Cyclone
Books Kept or Posted Daily or Weekly.
Accounts Made Out and Collected.
Pension Claims Promptly Attended To.
Office-Room No. 10 Strauss Building.
A Notary in the Office,
Business Solicited.
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26th day of February, 1859.
Assignee's Sale Of Real Estats

Plaintin's AttornS =
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-22

least two weeks past-certainiy since the sec
ond nominating caucus. This article will be
handed around and read by every shaky man
on our side before tomorrow noon, as an evil
dence of malignity against every one who ever
opposed Banks, and an earnest of what they
will ali get as soon as Banks is elected. 1t viii
and kill me if you cannot stop this. for can
bear il no longer My life Is torture to
me. H.G.
Later still he wrote to Dana:
If cannot be trusted here, call the owners %
getAer and have me discharged.
And again, when most important &rti-
Gle of his had been crowded out to give
place to a long-winded essay on the posi-
bility of sustaining frst-class opera house
in New York:
Friend Dana: What would it cost to burn the
opera house? If the price is reasonable, have it
done and send the bill to me. ! see
the Saturday papers only got through last night
send to make room for Fry's eleven columns of
arguments as to the feasibility of sustaining the
opera in New York If they would only play his
compositions. l don't believe 300 people who
take the Tribune care one chew OF tobacco about
the matter. l am sorry we can't discuss such a
message somehow in the week of its issue.
began this letter to apologize for taking up
three or four columns with controversy with
:
probably, by adams Express. Considering,
however, these nineteen columns OF Coroner
Frys inquest on the putrefying opera, won t
apologize. This controversy concerns not Dick
Thompson only, but the whole breed OF Wing
doughtaces, and the room is well spent. You
must give it soon-on the outside, of course.
Yours, soreheadedly, HORACE GREELEY.
There we're brighter letters, however.
For instance, he said to his colaborer:
I have labored many years to give the 7rj57g3e
a reputation for candor and generosity toward
unpopular creeds and races. Let Us Try
to cultivate generous spirit in all things.
Having had the assistance of a man he
despised, the great journalist thus I'M
bosomed himself to Dana:
- may be as great rascal as he is repre-
serted; if so, begin to the utility Of rasca!s
in the general economy okthings.
His contempt for small men was intense
As to-, let his name be mentioned as sci.
dom as possible, and then with suppressed
loathing. The little wretch is more malignant
and indefatigable than anybody in the House
His caution, his deep reading Of men,
his adroitness are clearly shown in these
extracts
I want you to caution your folks not to hit
out" at everything and everybody here but con
slider orr position. We must have friends, not
only in one party, bat in all parties or we car
| learn nothing.
Let me thank you for your handling of Walk
The man IS an ass but very malignant one.
1t Is easy for you to make ligh. of THIS matter
in New York, but for me, in the face of thirty
double-dyed traitors, ten Of them voting against
US, and the other twenty cursing me because
they can't do likewise, and assailing ne every
day or two on the floor, it is different matter
You have terribly weakened our power to hold
these villains in check or punish their misdeeds
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and Seattle, cut down the expenses of the
celebration and accepted a much less sum
than usual with which to meet bills. They
stated that they could pay but Sc day
per man to musicians and double to the
leaders. The organized musicians de-
manded a much higher figure. The COM
mittee thereupon contracted with outside,
or non-union musicians, and now the
Union men ask the people to boycott the
celebration. If purpose OF the Musicians
Union is to apply the thumb-screws at
such times, then it deserves to be left out
in the cold. The action Of the committee
was not an assault upon the Union as the
latter charges, but necessity. 1t ought
to have met with the hearty cooperation
of the Union men, since it was impossible
for them to get more money than the COM
mittee had, and since the reason for the
reduction was one that appeals to the
best impulses of human beings.