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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-11-13
Peeri.hnes. In children.

There is a cause of peevishness in
children which requires consideration,
and that is the want of sufficient fresh
air and bodily exercise. Healthy chill
dren are almost constantly in motion,
and they require proportionately more
fresh air and out of door life than do
adults. To shut them up in, the house
in badly ventilated and overheated
rooms inevitably makes children peev-
ish when they would otherwise be good
tempered and free from nervous irri-
liability. A good run in the fields, or
even in the streets, if there is no better
place, will often be the means of maxi
ing disagreeable child a source Of
pleasure to those about it.
Whatever the cause of peevishness
may be it should be got rid Of not only
in order that the present comfort of the
child may be insured, but in order that
no foundation be laid for querulousness
and general disagreeableness in mature
years, which SO frequently OWE their ex.
istence to mismanagement in early life.
Youths Companion.
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RAINSBOnO DROPS.
November 11th, 1890.

Curless Harrington spent Saturday
and Sunday at Blanchester. The next
time he goes he will bring back the prize.
Uncle Reese Barnes was taken sick
here on election day and remained at
the home OF John Redkey till Thursday,
when he was removed to his home near
Boston.
George w. Spargur has been danger.
ously i'll for ssveral days past with but
little improvement in his favor up to
this time.
Luther Smiths house near Stringtown
burned on election day with nearly all
its contents. The family was from home
at the time. A subscription has been
circulated for his benefit and consider
able money and other valuables secured.
Let the good work 60 on as the family
is needy and deserving.
Isaac Oates and wife, of Lyndon,
called on your correspondent Saturday
and subscribed for the News HERALD.
They were guests of friends here and at
Petersburg over Sunday
Hog cholera has been getting in it's
work east OF town. Squire McMullen
has lost between 80 and 40 and his son,
John, has lost GA, other parties in the
same vicinity have suffered some loss
also.
Mrs. Malindy Maddox and daughter,
Eva, left yesterday to spend the winter
among relatives at Springfield.
Misses Flora and Fannie Spargur dis
missed their schools last week on &C.
count OF the serious illness of their
brother.
Your correspondent and wife attended
the golden wedding of H. F. Foraker at
Carmel on the 9TH inst and had a delight.
full time.
T. NJ. Ferguson and wife visited their
daughter, Mrs. Elton, and family at
Bloomington, O., the fore part OF this
week
Norval Swagger and wife and Miss
Emma Fitro, Of Harrison county, w.
Va, are visiting Charles Keelor and
other relatives in this region.
Miss Matte Trump has returned from
two weeks visit among friends near
Bournville.
Word has been received that the
mother of Joseph and Peter Lewis, who
live here, died at her home near Sinking
Spring yesterday morning.
DR.. Mercer has gone to Adams county
to spend few days hunting quails.
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Assignee's Sale.

TN PURSUANCE of the order of the Pro-
u bate Court, Of Highland county, Ohio,
will offer for sale at public auction on the
18th Day Of December, A. ID. 1890,
At J. O'Clock p: m. upon the premise the fol-
county OF Highland and State Of Ohio,
to-wit:
Situate one mile west of Buford in Clay
township, Highland county, Ohio, part Of
survey No. 74i9. part OF snrvey No. 1898.
!ey No. si6s; thence N. 4SSo W. 90 poles to q
vey No. 1919; thence N. 2lHo W. 8s poles TO
whiteoak. gum. beech and hickory ANOTHER
so5esf SoIes fo Of ssa SsssS thence
poles to a large wSi.soaS, o north m corner GO M Of Of
to the south line Of tract s Of land % sold aI % and
conveyed to Frederick MoberIy; thence
thereon east of about Ill poles to the Blnga-
E. about l65 poles TO the beginning, contain.
ing 20 acres Of land, more or less.
Another tract Of land situate IN whiteoak
To. wit: Lot No. 10 made In the divide of
the real estate OF James Roberts, deceased
Py xSoh IL sbs sdss ss,s sp
BEGINNING at whileoek; thence 8. lis w.
wh the solS line Ct 80 s. HS
l50 peles TO stone corner to said lot thence
n 60 =. 7S poles to an ash and whiteoak |;
Inence .; ~ " y. l4S poles to the beginning,
FOURTH TRACT.-Situate in Whiteoan
township, Highland county, Ohio, in which
| said fourth tract of land Caleb Moberiy.
sssi9nor, owns q life estate. Being part
| OF Cedwalender Wallace, survey No, fS5sS
and Bellman Kier's survey. Beginning at 8
stone In the line OF land owned In May, 1895,
oy Jacob Stout and corner TO the above de.
scrtbsd tract thence with the line thereof
n. B0 w. 6O poles to . stone corner Moberly:
thence 9. W. 827s poles 70 Q stone in the
center OF a county road; thence with said
road =. ~ D; 90 poles to stone in said road
thence N. llo =. 68 poles and % links to q
stone corner to David Dunn's land thence
with his line 8. 100 4. 62 poles to Q stone IN
| the line OF Jacob Stout OS66) and corner to
said Dunn; then with Stout's line N, lie 3.
| ~ poles and links to the beginning con-
| tanning 20 acres OF land
5ec0nd tract Of 75 acres appraised at Sl,575.
Third trast OF ~ acres appraised at 2173l1.
| Fourth tract of SO acres appraised At SS27 S6.
Terms OF ssle.--One-third cash in hand, II
In one and n in two years from day OF ssIc,
deferred paym nts to bear interest and
secured ~ morte age on premises sold.
sale made subject TO cropper rights.
JOHN r, MOBERLY.
Moberly.
J, b. Pugh. Attorney.
| November llth, 1892.
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AS YOU GO rHRoJeA life.

Don't look for the flaws as you 60 through LIE:
And even when you find them
1t is wise and kind to be somewhat blind
And look for the virtue behind them.
For the cloudiest night has hint Of Light
Somewhere in its shadows hidii X;
It is better by far to hunt for stas'
Than the spots on the sun abidink,
The current Of life runs ever away
To the bosom Of Gods great ocean.
Don't set your forsa 'gainst .he rivers course
And think to alter its motion.
Don't waste curse on the universe
Remember, 1t lived before you
Don't butt at the storm with your puny form
But bend and let it 60 o'er you.
The world will never adjust itself
To suit your whims to the letter.
Some things must go wrong your whole life long,
And the sooner you know It the better.
1t is folly to fight with the Infinite,
And go under at last In the wrestle.
The wiser man shapes into Gods plan
AS the water shapes into vessel
ELLA Wheeler Wilcox in Ladies' Home Journal
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Dead mt 100.

Bridget Doody, the Mineral Point
(Wis.) centenarian, and who was un.
doubtedly the Oldest person in the Unit
ed States, died Aug. 13 at her home
in the above named city after brief
illness. She llai been resident of Min
eral Point for years. The Rev. James
OKeefe wrote to her native parish in
Ireland some years ago and received in
formation in return on the indisputable
authority of the record books of the
parish that she was born in the yea,
ITO. She was therefore 120 years old
at the time of her death. Cor. St. Louis
Globe Democrat.
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England TO Take . Census.

9 bills Tor taxing the census next
year nave been published. For the most
part the arrangements are much the
same as they were nine years ago. The
census day is fixed for Sunday, the 9th
of April. The particulars to be asked
for in England and Wales are the name,
sex, age, profession or occupation, condi-
ton as to marriage, relation to head of
family and birthplace Of every person
who abode in any house on the night of
the census day, showing also whether
any such person was blind or deaf and
dumb or imbecile or lunatic. The only
new question to be put is one recon-
mended by the census ommittee-name-
ly, where the occupier is in occupation
of less than five rooms, as to the number
of rooms occupied by him.
One particular that was asked for at
the last census and is now omitted, in
accordance with the committees recon-
mendation, is the frank" of each person.
In Scotland the matters to be inquired
into are the same as those in England,
except that the new one does not relate
to the number of rooms occupied, but is
whether any person speaks Gaelic only,
or both Gaelic and English. Neither in
England, nor in Scotland, nor in Wales,
it will be observed, is any question to be
put as to religion. In Ireland, however,
the religious profession" of each person
is as before, to be asked for.
The other information to be obtained
in Ireland includes the sex, age, birth
place and occupation. However, there
is provision in the Irish bill that the
constabulary are also to take an account
of all such further particulars as by the
instructions of the lord lieutenant's chief
or under secretary they may be directed
to inquire into.-London Times.
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The Leader is strong in the conviction,
however, that Capt. Barrett will prove
An admirable representative of the dis.
trict in the Board. Heis man not only
of rare intelligence, and possessed of
considerable experience in legislative
bodies, but like Mr.. Reed, he has within
him large quantity of that most com.
mendable virtue, "horse sense"-to use
a slsIg expression, and it will be found
" ssrve him excellently wellin looking
after the interests of his constituents, in
the important place he is now called
upon to fill.-ChiLicothe Leader.
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While personal and local questions

While personal and local questions
seem to have conspired to the general
result it must be admitted that the main
force of the vote, where the vote was
free, was directed against the Mckinley
bill. To pass measure so radical and
30 susceptible of being turned to parti-
san advantage, and to put it in force but
thirty days before the election was to
invite defeat. The natural effect was a
powerful revulsion. The return wave of
national prosperity which will result
from the bill will arrive in time to carry
the Republicans into power in 1892.
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Hon. d. M. Barrett, of Highland, ou

Hon. d. NJ. Barrett, of Highland, our
candidate for the State Board Of Equal.
zation, was elected, although ais name
was not agreed Upon until FIVE days
pe'ole ioe OF -ction. The canvass of Mr..
I'ea Z .ame for weeks before, led a
A1 Jer OF Republicans to vote for him,
Ind he carried Ross county by major
ity of 1l2. But Highland gave Mr.. Bar
rett majority of 2O6. He will be a
most valuable member of that body and
his Legislative experience would entitle
him to consideration for the presidency
of the Board.-Scioto Gazette.
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There are 800 italian women in New
York city who go from house to house
peddling notions, beads, shell jewelry.
prayer books and religious pictures,
These patient venders walk from one
end of the island to the other, subsist on
crust. endure the heat Of the sun with
out the protection Of any head covering
but kerchief, and in some unaccount-
able way manage to keep family off
their miserable earnings.
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1891. Everybody SlOul read the 1891.
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tAlnoss .. Big as . BIRD.

A few days ago Q horse standing in
front Of Peters feed store, on Central
avenue. pranced about and then fell
down Men who hurried to the animal
discovered that horsedy was sinking
his proboscis into the animals hide.
They brushed the fly of, and. bottling
him. sent the bottle to Professor Lint
ner. He now forms one of the profess
sor's notable specimens The fly meas
ures 23 inches spread Of wings, and is the
largest horsedy that DR.. Lintner ever
saw.-Albany Journal.
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A Bali Of Fire.

A fire ball. blue and white, fell In
Brooklyn. Conn, during q recent thun-
der storm. One account says it seemed
to come straight down from the sky, and
hit the carriage in which Mr.. and Mrs.
Spery and children were driving. AL
were hurled out of the vehicle. Mr..
6perry was badly burned and his wife
and two children were paralyEed.
Neither carriage nor horss was much
injured.
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OF Miss Florence Blythe, the young
woman whom the California courts have
just declared to be the only rightful
heir to an estate of "a, ,000. 900, her guard
ian proudly says that Florence has
always mended' her own stockings, and
that there isn't girl in California who
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-11-13

The Republican party have only a
majority of five in the State Board Of
Equalization which justifies our
insistence that this district should be
represented by a Republican and not
an "independent"
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McKinley.-Sorry can't be with you
next year, Tom. Do you think you can
manage them by yourself?
Reed. Never mind, Bill. I'll hold the
boat steady till you get back.
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Daily Dispatch 65 Cents per Month,
or 81 per Year.
Weekly Dispatch 81 per Year.
Address, w. ID. BRICKELL,
26 N. High Street, COLUMBUS, O.
Road Notice.

NJoTlCE is hereby given that petition
IN viii be presented To the Comm issioners
Of Highland county at their next session,
December LIST. A. ID. 1890. praying for the
location of county road on the following
line, to-wit: Beginning at the south end ol
the free Concord turnpike near Albert
Flins's; thence south to the line OF John A.
their line to the lands Of the said John A.
Long; thence through the land OF the said
Long passing his house on the south 70 the
line TO the creek thence with the lane to
the county road leading from susartree
Ridge TO Belfast
October 23d. 1890. ~,
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Assignee's Sale.

TN PURSUANCE Of the order of the Pro.
i; pate COURT Of Highland county, Ohio, /
WIZ ousr ior SAFE at public auction on the
ssd Day Of November, A. D. 1890,
A. O'Clock q. m. upon the premises of
BIiord. Highland county, OEio, to.wit: the
One pay mare, one brown mule, two cows.
crop Of tobacco, n Interest in new crop of
TOBACCO, corn In the shock, growing wheat
on On premises. one buggy and harness, lnm-
Terms Of sale: All sums under sS, cash In
nand, above tnat sum credit Of four months
VII WI, uS kiven ny the purchaser giving his
JOHN r. MOBERLY,
HOberly. - '
]. Il. Pugh, Attorney.
October nth, 1870.
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With all its Mugwump bitterness
toward the Republican Party, Harper's
Weekly has weakness for Thomas Bust
ness Reed. Sissy Curtis seems to like
the big boy Tom and if Reed is nomi.
mated in '92 we predict that she will stop
crying and bring her little red wagon
and come home again.
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At Birmingham there are forty-one
women and only three men candidates
for the Cambridge higher local examina-
tions; at Bradford, twenty-four women.
one man; Leeds, thirty-five women, two
men; Manchester, forty-three women.
one man; Liverpool. fifty-six women.
one man
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Notice to Sportsnen.

Notice il hereby given that hunting with
guns or dogs, or trespassing in any manner on
our farms, Is positively forbidden. The law
will be strictly enforced:
8, 7, h II. NJ. Lilley Joel Calvert
Will Haigh W, B. Cochran
M. A. Gall g. j. Evans
Thos. q. Medsker WA. West
Is. F. Scott DR.. A. Evans
r. 8. Evans Chas. Edenfeld
Jne, w, Grim d. r. Glaze
Geo. W. Bsrrere.
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Mrs. Charles Emerson Brown, "a

Mrs. Charles Emerson Brown, of or
ange, N. j., president Of the Federation
of Women's Clubs, and mistress of half
a dozen modern languages, is a strong
believer in rotation in Office, claiming
that fairness and justice demand circu.
lation and fresh blood. Mrs. Brown is
consistent and resists reelection al
though honored by every club Of which
she has ever been member.
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The duty is plain before the Republi-
can Congress to pass law this winter
that will effectually prevent the Demo.
Gratis from gerryr,andering them out OF
their boots again.
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Madison is entitled to be called the
banner township of the county. Rhoades
received not single vote, though
prominent Democratic farmer declared
that he had voted the Peoples ticket
straight.
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On page two of this impression OF the
News HERALD will be found the table
showing the official vote cast at the elec-
ton Tuesday, November 4. 1t will bear
study, and will be found very interest
ing reading.
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Resolved; That in the defeat OF Mr..
Crosen. the Board of Directors has lost
an efficient member and the poor a
faithful friend.
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There are now 100 women in the Ber-
lin telephone exchanges. II has been
decided to use only women in the fut-
ure, e. it has bean found that their
voices are much more audible than
mems, owing TO ~ highsr pitch.
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Speaker Reed is the craven image to
whom the Bourbon filibusters have been
compelled to bow down the head.
After the fourth of March he will step
down to his place on the floor of the
House and the Democrats can then de-
eide in which position they hate and
fear him most.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-11-13

The Mckinley bill naturally caused a
temporary disturbance in the prices OF
certain goods. Scheming tradesmen
took advantage of it, the Democrats
juggled with figures and during the con-
fusion somehow, it happened.
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Clara de Graffenreid, who is in the
service of the United States Commission
of Labor, and who, with William F, Will
loughby. divided the Mrs. Chanler prize
for the best essay on "Child Labor" is
travelling through Europe with Grace
E. Dodge, the object of the ladies' being
to study the best means for the amelio-
ration of the working girl
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The pendulum OF political fortune
requires about two years to complete a
vibration. 1t passed the dead point last
Tuesday and is already rising along
the arc toward Republican success and
McKinlev's vindication in 1872.
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California evaporated fruits and canned
goods, currants, crsnberries, bulk oysters
and anything ycr might ask for at
RIcHARDs, ZdNK & Cos.
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The rush of orders upon the County
Treasury is unprecedented. and the Com
missioners are diligently devlsing some
measure TO relieve the strain.
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According to The Carson Nev.) Ap.
peal foot race has been arranged be.
tween a Carson girl and q Virginia
sprinter Of the female gender. It will
take place at the next picnic, and as both
Of the misses have won several ladies
races this season some rapid work IL ex'
pected.
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The Republican party has raised a
wall of protection against the monopolies
and trusts of Europe. Now it is her
duty to protect the people from the
monopolies and trusts of America. Have
at them
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Dressmaking and Cutting.

Mrs. L. Jackson, dressmaker, corner
of South and johnson streets. Cutting
done by one Of the most perfect systems
now in use. Your patronage solicited.
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When Speaker Reed is in the chair
he has no more heart than Franken-
s"in's monster. He has no more regard
for the Bourbon's feelings than the
Bourbon has for those o. his colored
cnnsliineIie.
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The Democratic Indians kept beating
on their tariff-is-a.tax tom-toms while
McKinleys sun was being partially
eclipsed behind the disc of Warwick g
Doodle bag. Presently the sun will
Ahine forth again,
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Simmons Liver Regulator is most
excellent appetizing tonic. - Saml. s.
Pentz, Chap. to Bishop of North Cali
fornia.
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It is now estimated that the Demo-
Gratis will have majority of over one
hundred in the Lower House.
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Highland county and the State OF Ohio
stood firm against the tidal wave OF lie
mocracy.
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"Ganp" ia the Scotch word for "go."
They went.
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Notice to Hunters.

We hereby give notice that hunting with
dogs or guns on our respective farms is posi-
lively forbidden. The law will be strictly en-
forced. We mean bssiness.
T. 81. Miller A. e. Miller
Frank Hott Moses Calvert
Milvern Richards Jno. Carlisle
Jas Carlisle J.. A. Williams
Jno. Richards' heirs Lewis Bishir
Joel e. Hardin Barny Hammil
Jno Swisshelm +. NJ. Miller
W. T. Shannon.
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Mrs. r. 4. Richards Il selling hats
worth $40 for sl'so. snd ea.to tosa ~.
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Frssh bread every morning at the Hill
City Bakery.
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For Sale.
A Radiant Home Base Burner. A
most new. Apply u this ONCE.
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TN PURSUANCE of the order of the Pro.
Il bate Court, of Highland county, Ohio, l
will offer for sale at public auction on the
18th Day Of December. A. ID. 1900.