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FOR SALE OR LEASE
LARGE
MANUFACTURING PLANT,

Comprising Fnctory BuiIdings Drying Iouscs, Bend.
Ing Houses, Paint shops. Machine shop Blac kesith
shop. store Houses. stables saw ,Ilil: Omces.
&C.. &c. &c. In all THInTY-NINE Factory
Building u nd II bont twenty Dwellings.
200 IL. T. STEAM ENGINE, Water Privileges, Water
Power Water Wheels Dams, Ponds, etc.
ABUNDANT ~ EAM HEATING Apparatus, steam pip
ing etc, throug hCut. ..... -. ...,
l5S lights In perfect running order.
FIRE HYDRANTS STEAM PUMPS, Hose Carriage
and other Fire Apparatus.
RAIIROA D TRACKS running 10 all parts OF the yard
and buildings and connecting with railroads TO all parts Of
L. s.
THE PLANT T. at present adapted TO woodworking PUP
suitable the manufacture OF Furniture
rI,rns Wagons. Railroad Cars Street
cars Sc or could readily changed for Wool. Cotton.
pane, manufacturing also for production OF
kind of steam electric Engines Machinery or Iron
,,oods or Hardware Of an. description.
THE SIrU ALTON - also eminonty weladapted TO the
brewery business ,., -.
'riilc PLANT Is located In fine healthy section al
Massachusetts in excellent town, where 'workmen and
their famic. i've cheaply, with the advantage OF
schools A, ademy Churches and ssnhrous atmosphere.
~ Address MANUFACTURING PLANT care s. =.
NILES ADVERTISING AGENCY, 2o0 Washing onsGs
Boston.
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AN OLD MAIDS SOLILOQUY.

To take 10 take it, Is the question
Whether ii is better to end this earthly career
Drawing the smiles OF those who would inslse
That lack Of lovers caused lonely state
Or take the remedies sisters take,
And my eyes bright as tho bathcd
In the immortal fOint De Leon sought
In vain in FlOridas peaceful shades.
oft have heard my married sisters say
That good old Dr. Pierces Fayoritc Prescription
Would bring back color to q faded check
Restore the health Of one who fam would die
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09

g.. Nlepodobna byio diu3eD
zostawa& W tak;em rotozen;u;
ably popiaclc dfugi, sprzedafem
wszystko: swoje plantacya,
swoich niewolmikow i bydfo.
Me, ME ~szystko jednak
sprzedafem! Pozostaf mi die
luy ! 81 arhetny czlowiek, kto.
remu ia i moJa Gala r~dzina
bardzo wiele zawdzleczamy
Me mia}em serca oddawaG
60 W mewolnlctwo innemu
panu; sfu3yi nam tax wiern'e,
tax s1e do "a. pr>ywiazai! On
pierwszy zwrdcit mi uwage ma
zawod. jaklego mnafem doznac
ze ,trony sw"jej rlan,aryl;
przerzuwajac ogrom m-go ME-
szczesc'a, pelnif 2 goraca gor
liwoscla sw"je obnwiazki, Ia
checal innych do nasladowa.
MIA sz)arhrtn-go PREY kfadu i
miai nadziele, ze jeg" aelazna
wytrwai,st wyn"grod>i ME
urodzain,se ziemi. Byfy to
~nadznrje zIudne, ale niemniej
czulem p%ow,nn"sc wywdzie'.ze-
MA sle "a te nlekiamanel
przyiazm obia~y; darowafem
mu wolu"sc - ME rrzy,al
iej. Me chcia} mas porzuc'6 /,
obecnie leszcze znajduje sic
razem 2 mann!
Mow'ac te ~f"wa, "powiada.
lacy wskazaf Kudaa, ktory
stat nlrporu>zenle ma prngu
drzwl | slurhal Z radnsuym u
s.nlerhem m"wN, ktora byia
zaprwne W tel rhw,l, naiwle
kSza ola nego nagroda.
(Ciag daisy nastap'.)
PtACCIE IA WJARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09

kt6rych dop,ero trzebaby by
10 rozpoczyn,e cieaka pracf
osadmka. yPrzede wszystklem,
mowif, ME knpuj pan z'eml
"a Gala sumo Lepie1 mie6 ka-
pital zapasowy, rozpoczynalac
gospodarke ma ern"cIe Juz
przvg", utrawnlo
nyn. Kup pan osade gotowa
z zabudowan'ami, CO panu o
szczedzi i CT: su, i ,rudow."
Uznaiem Gaia slnszn"sc tel
rady, ale czy mole plen'adze
wystarrza "a kupienie takiej
posiadlos g.. Odpowiedziai
De wystarcza i dodai Re INA
odpowiednia osade W stanle
Wlrginii; ,jesl to plantacya
ktora radzlfbym panu nab\ 6;
moaesz "a pan nice Ia $4,000
frankow."
Uradowany, obliczylem, re
zrobiwszy tax korzystny ma
bytek, Ia reszte p'en1edzy
moge sic ieszcze urzadzlc wca-
lie przyzwolcle dostatn'o. P"
nie)akim czasie moi doradzca
ozns]mit mi, 2e projeHtowana
przez niego osada jest jego
wlasnoScla. To mnie ieszcze
bardziej sodn'ecifo, a zawarI-
sly akt kupna i sprzedazy i
wypfaciwszy mu pleniadze, u.
daiem sic natychm,ast do swo-
jei posiadfoscl.
TIT
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09

sly akt kupna | sprzedazy l
wypiaciwszy mu pleniadze, u.
daiem sic natychm,ast do swo-
jei posladfosci.
Plantacyaw Wirginii.
UJrzaiem osade TAXA, .iaka
nj oprsano: byfa to obszerna
plantacya q wygodnvm DIRE
wnianym domem i dobrze u
prawnemi polami. Rozpocza
lem tedy g"~p"darke cd ma
kfadow, riaaa"ych ma reszcie
pozostafych M ,''eniedzv. Jak-
IL sic ]ednak zdziwi}"m, gdym
sic dowiedAi I, De przede-
wszystkipm music wiek~za
,rh rzesc w>dnG u, zaku9 In.
dzi! Tax j~~t, mn~'a'em sic
~tanowrzoe zdecvd"wac ma ku-
picnic Tub wvualecir niewol
nik6w. CO w "b-c zasad mo-
"alnosci wy"h"dz, ma iedno.
Bee n,ewolnikow mu~ia|by,n
porzuc.G mys' g"Sp"darowan'a
ma swoiej p"~IndI"sri N,tY"h-
miast tphv IN v~larifem d"
wstretupg" targn. ktfrv Mi
o~Stnttrznip mbr"i wieksza
c7esG meme4n"gr z,~obn. U
rzaw>zv sic bez wvstnrcz"ja-
cyrh fnndnszow, p"rzel+m
cie2ka prace = ME W celn
zbogacera Sc. b" 'e mysl
mu~i.ler, I'll 'hwill porzu-
&c ale dla,' g" l'Ayn'e by
i've, - wy S'e u'rzynac 'ako
tako 2 II" ia b. diva +" I2ina.
P,.r,v.. lh.,r. uwu din
mn, alr ~. lem przvnnl-
~ ; H.,
],w,.Lu vm.r.
,.o;,,, /, =, I'D ,r,u
,;,
=
"''>t''" N"p"t' e"l wy
I'l"" IONA "N'|''"''a "'JH"
~
h'' p',4 ".9 ana""
K .d.m ia =, ~
h,,v,l j.. =,
~. h,,d x,.,,u In,,,
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P'a"'" '''"'" 1au''e
"a''s "' ,. 10. "a
j. Z' .a1P
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09
PObYT " PUSTYN|
(Ciag dalszy).

ca lego majatku, kt6ry by}
bardzo znaczny ola cz}owieka
lego stanu. Geese mienia ma
tychmiast spieniqzytem, ably
sic "a wz1ete pieniadze udac
do Londynu i tam, W iowa
rzystwie dawnych kolegow,
pedziG wesole, puste aycie
bez ULTRA. Worek moi byf c'a-
gle otwarty -. zfoto sypafo
sio z niego ma wszystkie stro-
ny, bez rachunku, bez upa
mletania, a pc pielakim cza-
s,e okupifo mi smutny naby
TEX rozczarowania, nudy IL
padku moralnego, TAX jest,
moi przyiaciele, byf to upa.
dek, ktory mogf bye poczat
klein zupelnej 2guby.... gdy-
by ME ona.
Wymawiajac ostatni wyraz,
osadnlk zwrocil sic do sweJ
tony, ktora sledziafa PREY bo
ku komina, otoczona swoja
rodzlna. Podnios}a ona W tel
chwill oczy i usmiechnefa sic,
a dz,eci, pochwyciszy lei rere,
okrywa1y je pocafunkami mai
goretszego przvwlaza"ia.
= TAX Jest, c'agnal dalej
esadnik, Maya mnie wyba-
vile, ona mnie uratowafa.
Kiedys, W dziecinstwie ma
szem, podzielalismy wspolne
rezrywki, a W epoce, o htorej
movie spotkalismy sic zcown.
Dawna nasza przyjazh od&yfa
i zamlenifa sic wkrotce W mi.
1osG, ktorasmy zaprzysiegI'
sob,e nawzajem W obec ludzi
i Boga.
Ma s~zczescle, diugie 2ycie
zbytku i rozpustY ME wyple-
milo z duszy mojej posiewu
cnoty, iak to sic dzie]e 2 vie,
lu ludzmi, p~rzyszfosc swoJe
rzncaia.vmi w Otchtan zapu
mnienia, jak ia to czyn'fen.
To co W sercu mem zfo2y}a
niegdys matka jake podwali-
ny moralnosci, pozostafo W
MEN,. W chwili w ktoreD
zaslubitem Maya, postanowi
lem zmien:G zupelnie tryb 2y-
cia. Przedsiewz1ecie to jeinak
ME byfo tax fatwem do Wy.
konania. Przedewsz> st6iem ma
le1aio pozrywac stosunki i u
sunac sic cd towar>ystw, kto'
re daily nalpIerwszy powod
2ycia bez pamieci i zasad. NJ
szczescie, kochafem caI"m SER
Gem Marya!, a mif"s6 ia pre-
zwycieayfa wszystkle pre-
szkody i d"daia mi slfy i "".
Ii, W walkach dfugicb 4 OF ).
czaiacym ponetnym swiatem
SODA snmyn.
A4eby popfscic swole diu
gi, muslaiem Sprzedac p"zo
stala nj p" ojcu re>z,e y">'a
diosci. P" WY kup'en'u wszy It
klch mo'ch wexsil, %po~ns'"f'
mi ]eszcze okolo 5000 fan
kow. P"sag mel aon> pray
niosl mi sumo $4,000 f F."
kow, co urz>nifo razrn $1,000
nankow. kwo,a Ia pc. w
nsm m ala .lako ledyny 60
do ulrz, mania. O,ueuhlt~a
tysle"y frAnkow. to well
wei. ATTY I've III I" h>f
mnana o'1adu,e " Angl !,
nalea} &C p"" u" - q
i n"i+ p t"zenle, "'t Il
su,,ki " salerie ne nal
IL M 10, ec.ne granrz -
sie P,Hz lat k'Ika N'
r,,h &,hs"N g"o> k, ma,'
tex "a zn,Inti>ZN >it Il
sunny 5OOOO!.. N'm"~ Az
mn n q -'t 'Nrhnna'
u, -, ~ An~' y, gd>
.. al Z = b,
10 ma ~",,nf1 So L ],
oh 81 r"ut, n ha
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09
ID \ BILL
HUNOEYSTYCZNE; PISMO


wychoizl c" lydzieh W Krakowie
W GnIir>', q l6 Stronlcaeh, i ko.
szt,li. " Am rvce tyIko $500.
k,ora t kw,ts trzeba opfacid z
g5r>.
,,Dj btn'' ukiadaia nnjlersi pol
c ~humnr,'dci II karykatur jego
n'I'tyrzp,c CHI navel s,awny new
yarski ,,Puck'' by sic ME powsty-
az l..
Adres Rodnkcy' i Administracyi:
Djab"f, Krakow, Kazmierz, Mr.. 20,
Enro,".. AUSTRIA tGalicya.)
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Probate Court.

Joel Wright, guardian of Thomas L.
Scott, filed inventory.
w. w. H. Huff, guardian of Sarah
Myrtle Pavey, filed sixth account.
Samantha Fittro appointed guardian
of Reson Fittro.
Will OF Honora Collins admitted to
probate.
l.. r. Duckwall, administrator of the
estate of David Wil!sin, filed inventory
and appraisement and bill of sale.
Will of Geo. w. Roads admitted to
probate.
Nancy j. Roads, widow of q. w. Roads,
elected to take under the will of said
Roads.
Nancy J. Roads and others appointed
executors of the will of G. w. Roads,
deceased; bond, $1,000.
w. r. Noland, administrator of the
estate of VIM. Noland. filed inventory.
A. F. Williams and others, executors
OF the estate of David Dutton, filed
second and final account.
Will OF Jane Hodson filed.
s. S. Pangburn appointed administra.
tor of the estate of Hanna Pangburn,
deceased bond, 81 900.
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COLUMBUS, O., August 2, 1890.

To ,chom IL may concern:
The School B ,ok Board, TT It's meeting
held this day, after considering the bids
OF publishers to furnish textbooks for
the public chools of the State, adopted
the following resolution by una'imous
vote:
"Reso'red, That it is the opinion of
this Board, that the proposals submitted
by publishers to furnisl, text books for
the schools Of the State. are noy equal to
supply fully the wants and dcmlnds Of
the public schnols Vi the State.'
This action Of the School Book Board
leaves Bari, OF Education m! scaool-
book dead, RS tree 10 act is heretofore in
selecting and furnishing ll,r Necessary
textbooks for the schools " hich are to
open the coming autumn.
Very Respect 'uily,
JOHN HANCOCK, Commissioner.
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pEpUBJlCAy STATE TICKET.
Secretary Of State,
DANIEL J. RYAN.
Judge of Supreme Court,
THADDEUS A. MINSHALL.
Member Board OF Public Works,
FRANK J. MCCOLLOCH.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
E,,ublicnn Congressional Convention
to he Held In HilisbOrO
september 23d.

yhe Congressional Committee of the
Ehyenth District met at the Gibson
H,nse, Cincinnati, August 9Th, 1890.
Tlsre were present Hon. Jno. w. Hook,
.oa sdatns Judge q. w. Hulick, of Cler-
aapat Cyrus Newly, Esq, of Highland ;
Il ". Sargent, of Pike; j. C. Newcomb,
q asown.
The committee organized by selecting
Xulse Hulick as Chairman, and ]. @.
HeHeomb, Secretary.
After some discussion it was decided
20 Aold the convention on Tuesday,
September 23d.
Ripley, Manchester, Winchester and
lfiasboro were presented as suitable
ssla,es for holding the convention, but
HS2sboro vas finally decided upon as
kcag 80 situated rs to accommodate the
la,ysst number of delegates.
The ratio OF representation was fixed
at sne delegate for each 100 votes cast
fby President Harrison in 1888, and one
der each fraction of so votes or over.
.3adge Henry Ceilings, of Adams coun.
q, was selected as temporary Chairman
fsr she convention, and J. G. Newcomb,
sf Grown, as temporary Secretary, and
EtR Secretary was instructed to notify
Iutge Ceilings OF his selection.
ghe Secretary was ordered to issue a
clE for the convention and furnish each
opnty committee with copy.
6. w. HULIcK, Chairman.
j. G. NEwcoMB, Secretary.
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The Geyer school book law, which
was passed last winter, was apparently
q movement to reduce the price of books
to pupils, but to those acquainted with
the circumstances under which 1t was
passed it is no surprise that it has proved
failure. A commission consisting Of
the Governor, the State Printer, the
Commissioner OF Schools and two other
members chosen from the two leading
political parties, was appointed and
authorized to advertise for bids from
publishers to furnish books at 20 per cent.
below the usual price. A question arose
as to what the 20 per cent. reduction was
to be taken from and Attorney General
Watson gave as his opinion that it should
be taken from discounts that had been
already made, which would amount to a
discount of 333 per cent. Of the list price.
The leading firms declined to make any
bids under this construction of the law
and the only two firms offering bids
were furnishing only per cent. Of the
books now in use in the State and these
of an inferior kind. The School Board
Commission therefore rejected both bids,
thus leaving School Boards free to act as
heretofore in selecting the books for the
coming school year.
But the Board now finds itself in a
quandary. The law further provides
that If the first proposals are not adequate
then the Board shall advertise in the
papers Of Cincinnati, Cleveland, Chicago
and New York for three kinds OF prop.
ositions; from publishers, from authors,
who may have unpublished manuscripts
of textbooks, and from persons who
will undertake to compile series OF
books. The appropriation for the use of
the Board is already exhausted 80 that
to advertise further would create a de.
ficiency. At the same time the futility
OF asking for bids from the publishers
who have already refused to bid under
the first proposition is evident. The ex.
periences OF other States with text. books
compiled by contract suggests the hope
that we shall not be forced to accept
proposition OF that kind. The combina-
,ion of the leading school book firms into
a trust gives them virtual control both
OF the authorship and publication of
school books, so that whether the Com.
mission advertise second time or not
the event will be the same. No change
will be made in the present system of
selecting and providing books and the
authors OF the bill evidently designed it
to that end. A more cumbrous piece of
legal machinery was probably never put
together. 1t was meant to tangle itself
up and fall to pieces of its own weight.
Meanwhile the schoo. book problem is
still to be settled.
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'sJust as liOOd.N

Say some dealers who try TO sell sub.
stitutc preparation when customer
calls for Hoods Sarsaparilla. Do not
allow any such false statements as this
induce you to buy what you do not
want. Remember that the only reason
for making it is that few cents more
profit will be made on the substitute.
Insist upon having the best medicine
Hood's Sarsaparilla. 1t is Peculiar to
Itself,
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THE FALL TERM
&C The nillsbOro College and COnser
SatOry Opens September 18th.

The curriculum OF study extends from
the primary grade in the common
Sryaches to full collegiate course.
Snserior advantages are offered to stu
Ssass, whether desiring normal training
or . business, musical, or colleg. ..e
staication. Expenses have been put at
. minimum. The indieiduol interests of
STUDENTS are looked after. Special in
skrlctors will have charge OF each de.
Fusment OF work. Thoroughness is our
2iuh earnestness and enthusiasm our
Ansto.
Persons desiring to room in the Col
i4Gsshould write us concerning rooms.
Eyou contemplate attending write us
dsN dednite information, and it will be
promptly given. Address
FRxToN GALL, President.
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED BIDS will be received at the resi-.
township, TIL l2 O'Clock noon. Saturday, 2Sd
day of August, 1900, for the building OF the
Marshall and Turkey Free Turnpike No. "a,
according to the specifications on file In the
Auditors office IN Hillsboro, Highland
county, Ohio. Bids will be received for The
construction of said pike by the section,
a. sections In one bid, the local Com mission
ers reserving the right TO reject any or All
bids. The suecessful bidder Will be required
contract. This August 7th. 1890.
|- u G. w. MURPHY,
a JOAEPH BELL, 6
~ d. u. BUTTERS,
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Wheat.

Having rented the warehouse of Mr..
Charles Whistler, for the present season,
! am in the market to buy wheat at the
highest market price.
The most liberal policy will be pursued,
and no pains spared to accommodate and
please. A liberal patronage is solicited.
T. A. WALKER.
Call at the warehouse, or at the store
Of 4. a, Walker 4 90.
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Rs,nblican Congressional Convention.

"A Republican Congressional Conven-
Eirn will be held at Hillsboro, O., Tues.
ds, September 23d, 1890, at II o'clock
a.m., composed of delegates from the
sfSeral counties of the Eleventh Con-
xrssional District OF Ohio, for the pur.
rms of nominating Republican candi.
dsSs for Congress to be voted for at the
Mmember election, and for the transac-
kiyn of such business as may come be-
Eme it.
The ratio OF representation will be one
asIsgate for every one hundred votes
caR for President Harrison in 1888, and
ors vote for each fraction OF 80 or over,
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Legal N Office.
MILTON DRlSKILL, whose residence 4
AVA unknown, will take pOtice that on tn
9th Day of August. 1890.

AVA ohAhoW's VIII snho pttlc0 tu0t Ou tu0
9th Day of August, 1890,
Cornelius j. SIN ithsOn filed his petition In
the Common Pleas Court of Highland coun.
", Ohi0. In case No. 62N, against said Milton
Drisktll and others, praying for foreclosure
OF a mortgage made by Milton Driskill
on the following described real estate In
Fairfield township, Highland county, Ohio: /:
Beginning At u bridge on the Urbana road,
on James Adams line; thence south to y
corner; thence east with Elias Adams line
to honey locust on John DuR1 line (;
thence O. north 40 rods to an elm tree on spring
the beginning, containing eight acres, more
or less, given to secure the pay mept Of 2
interest at the rate OF eight per cent. from
the 9TH day OF July, 1889 and also praying
for personal Judgment against said Milton
note. 40 M /.
Said Milton Driskill Is required to answer
on or before the 4th day OF October, A. d.
iS9O, or 1udgment and decree win be taken
CORNELlUs j. sMITHsON,
Gardner Sans, Attorneys for plaintiff.
August 18th, 1880.
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Marriage Licenses.

-hmes l.. Baldwin and Eva Stroup.
Edward NJ Griffith and Dora Wisecup.
Frank W. johnson and Mary w. Briggs.
hmes A. Trump and Susanna Country
AAl.
Joshua Fox and Willcena Holford.
KR. King and Cordelia Endora Banks.
S5keld Larkins and Anna Edwards.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Susa Blain to Margaret Blain and
others, quit claim, lot in Greenfield, 81
George Fawley and others to Frederick
Saum, land in Hamer township, $78O.
James Morton and Minerva Morton to
Susan E. Morton, land in New Market
township, ST..
James H. Hargo, administrator OF the
estate OF Erasmus Stuart, to Samuel
Crosby, lot in Greenfield, $4S5.
Laura B. Dewitt and VIM. O. Dewitt
to Chas. B. Russell, land in Paint town
ship, $3.50.
Daniel Murphy, assignee Of w. H.
Ellis, to W. W. Roush, land in Union
township, $l,170.
Julius Freiberg and Dufice Freiberg
to Lynchburg Lodge F. and A. NJ,
lot in Lynchburg, 1921.
Buy your coal Of the Hillsboro Goal
COmpanv. ~
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1t is to be regretted that many
mothers do not commence the use of
Mellin's Food until their infants are ill.
This food, it must be borne in mind, is
not medicine, and is not intended pri-
marly for sick babies it is the best
artificial food for both healthy and
feeble infants.
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Total number of delegates

Total number of delegates. .. .155
ny order OF the Republican Congress.
imal Committee, llth Congressional
Disuict OF Ohio.
G. w. HULIcK, Clerment.
CYRUS NEwBY, Highland.
II. w. SARGENT, Pike.
JOHN w. Hook, Adams.
J. @. NEwCoMB, Brown.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-14

NJ Office Is hereby given that the under.
1Y signed has been appo intei and quail
fied administrator of the estate OF Hannah
Pangburn, late 81 Highland county, Ohio,
W. s. Is. PAN0BURN.
August Sth, 1890. ~ T7'Fl y l
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-14

For biliousness and headache Sim
Anss Liver Regulator is the best medi.
e,iM the world ever saw.--H. H. Jones,
HNon, Ga.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-14

$500 to loan on first mortgage ON town
or farm property. Call ON Newly &
Morrow, Smith Building.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-14
Cash for Wheat.

The highest market price will be paid
for wheat at the warerooms in the rear
OF John Matthews grocery by William
Favor.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-14
JOHN HANCOCK, Commissioner
The Census WIN show less Deafness

WASHINGTON, August 13.-lt is claimed
that there will be considerable falling off
in the percentage OF deaf people in the
census Of 1890, owing to the extended
use OF the sound disc invented by citi.
zen Of Bridgeport, Conn, named A. H.
Wales.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-14

This is the style Of baby carriage you
want, and this is the very style that you
can buy from Morrow Bros. for less
money than ever the same line Of goods
was sold in Hillsboro. See the goods
before purchasing and be convinced that
what is here said is true. It will be a
saving Of money to you to mako your
purchases at the only house that deal
largely in these carriages.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-14
Executors Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the under:
4y signed have been duly appointed and
W. Roads, late OF Highland county, OHIO,
deceased, by the Probate Court Of eaid QQqn'
". ~ NANCY j. H0AUos
IRA q. RO Ads,
DANIEL H0Apes
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-14

The best buggy paint is Seeleys', at
Garrett Bros'.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-14

Buy YOUR coal OF the Hillsboro Coal
Company. Office, one door west OF post.
Office. 3Ht
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-14

Buy your coal Of the Hillsboro Goal
Company.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-12-13

The Silver State says: Senator M.
ID. Foley passed up the road yester-
day, and in conversation with parties
at the depot spoke favorable Of the
plan OF having term OF the Legisla-
ture in January to be in session ten
days, in which time to elect a U. S.
Senator, and arrange for the time and
place OF holding Constitutional Con-
vention, and also for the appointment
of delegates, then adjourn; and after
the convention thus called has per-
formed its work, the general business
Of the Legislature can be transacted in
a special session called by the Cover
nor.