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Multitudes in Like Condition.

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That Muse Struck Him.

Backward, turn backward, o time in
your flight, give me the nose that /
breathed through last night. Bring back
the smeller that two days ago knew not
the torment OF continual blow. Wipe
from my mustache the moisture of
sneeze, put wooden splints on my poor
weakened knees. Rub my red nose as
you oft have before, with tallow, dear
mother, oh, it is so sore. Backward,
turn backward, o tide of the Lose i
sm so tired from my head to my toes |;
tired out with mopping, and coughing
and sneezing; weary from handkerchief
constantly seizing; have grown weary
Of sniflle and snuff, and wiping my bugle
until il is rough. Stick my poor head in
. big FELLOWSHIP, and sew it up, mother,
for l. haye"la grippe 1iclison Globe,
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DExoREsr MEDAL CONTEST.
Mis-, Nina Brown the Winner at the
Baptist Church, Thursday,
March 18th.

The second orstorical contest for
Demorest silver medal took place in the
Baptist Church last night and drew out
an attendance Of the good people Of the
city which filed the church to overflow.
ing The contest this time was between
class Of nine young ladies.
The above is taken from the Fayette
County Daily Herald. We omit giving
the programme and the pames Of the
young people who took part in the con.
test, simply giving the result Of the
judges deliberations and notice Of the
fact that Miss Nina Brown Is the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Theodore Brown, well known
to the people of this place, having been
raised here. There is this in the facts
recorded that Hillsboro people are never
relegated to back seats Here follows
the closing paragraph of the report:
The contest having closed the judges
retired to form their decision, and while
they were consulting the audience was
entertained by q choice instrumental se.
lection upon the piano by Mrs. Worth.
ington. After short consultation de-
cision was arrived at by the judges, and
Prof. Berry in few appropriate remarks
awarded the silver medal and the honors
OF the contest to Miss Nina Brown, an
honor which Miss Nina and her friends
have good cause to feel proud Of. The
young ladies are all to be congratulated
on the excellence Of their efforts.
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Ohio State Grange.

To the Patrons of Husbandry in Ohio,
Greeting:
The Worthy Master of the National
Grange has issued a circular to the
Masters OF thirty.four State Oranges,
suggesting that a united effort be made
all over the United States during the
month of February, to build up the
membership of the Grange.
Now, in accord with his wish, I make
the following suggestions and PROPOSE
ton:
That the first quarter Of 1890 shall be
made memorable in the Grange history
of Ohio, from the fact OF having witness.
ed the most rapid growth OF our order
since its organization; and that the
month of February he devoted especially
by every Grange, and by each member,
to the work of securing good men,
women and children from farm homes
as members Of the Grange.
That each Grange appoint commit.
tee to visit every farm home in it's juris.
diction and solicit the cooperation ol
all suitable persons in the Grange move.
ment.
also suggest that the committee on
Woman's Work in each Grange, make
this an especial opportunity to gather
into the Grange the young ladies and
girls OF the neighborhood, even though
they have also TO take in all the suit
able young men and boys Of the com
munity, as penalty for getting theiI
girls to join the Grange.
To the Grange reporting the largest
actual increase of membership on the
quarterly report OF March 81, 1890, shall
be given Il photograph of Worthy Mas
ter of the National Grange to the sec
ond largest, photograph of the Master
of the State Grange; to the third, 6
photograph OF Overseer of the State
Grange, and so on, including the entire
thirteen elected officers OF State Grange
and three elected members of the Elk.
ccutive Committee in the order in which
their names stand in the printed list
Now here is chance for seventeen
Oranges to procure souvenir of theil
success in doing their neighbors good
service by inducing them to unite with
the Grange.
The membership of the Grange in
Ohio can be doubled this quarter, if we
will all 60 at it with will. Let the
work now be pushed, and happy will he
be who does the most.
Yours Fraternally,
S. H. ELLIS,
Master Ohio State Grange.
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AUTOBIOGRAPHY.

We are authorised 70 announce the
name OF John Lewis iof the Office OF
City Marshal, subject 70 the decision OF
the Republican primary !,
We are authorized 10 announce the
name Of James P. Erwin - ., candidate
for the Office Of Street Commissioner,
subject to the decision Of the Republican
Primaries.
We are authorized TO announce the
name of Ed. Griffith q Z. candidate for
the Office Of City Marshal, subject to
the decision Of the Republican Primar.
les.
We are authorized to announce the
name Of 8. A. Turner for the Office OF
City Marshal, subject to the decision OF
the Republican Convention.
We are authorized to announce the
name Of Patrick McCabe as candidate
for the Office OF Street Commissioner,
subject to the decision Of the Republi.
can Corporation Convention.
The name OF G. L. Euverard will be
before the Republican primary election
for the office OF Street Commissioner,
subject to it's decision.
John s. jolly presents his name to the
Republican voters Of the North Precinct
of Liberty township for the Office OF
Assessor, subject to the decision OF the
Republican p imary.
We are authorized to announce the
name of Thos. H. Langley for the Office
of Assessor in the South Precinct Of
Liberty township, subject to the decis.
ion of the Republican Convention.
We ere authorized to announce the
name OF s. @. Wright as a candidate for
the Office OF Street Commissioner, sub.
ject to the decision Of the Republican
primary election.
We are authorized to announce the
name of Walter Rogers for the Office Of
Assessor in the North Precinct of Liberty
township, subject to the decision of the
Republican Convention.
Ed. News. HERALD Please announce
that am candidate for City Marshal
subject to the decision Of the Republican
Primary Convention.
CHAs. JONATHAN.
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An UnintentIonal Inj ustice.

Last Saturdays Enquirer contained an
account of a very sensational affair in
the Fergus.street Church, Cumminsville.
The article also criticised Evangelists
Updike and Hawes. An investigation,
however, shows that the story Of the
trouble is not borne out by the facts in
the case. The truth is that the rever.
end gentlemen only did their duty, as
requested by the ladies who desired to
be baptized. They did not know that
it was against the wishes of the parents
of the young ladies. The latter's broth
er, an excitable young man of the Cath
olic faith, made some idle threats, but
no police were called in and there was
no demonstration of any kind. Rev. Mr..
Updike and his brother minister, Rev.
Mr.. Hawes, bear regulations without a
blemish, and the article as published
was an injustice to them and to Rev. G..
w. Muckley, pastor OF the Fergus. street
Church, who is a minister of the highest
standing, and loved and respected by
all who know him.-Enquirer.
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Real Estate Transfers.

John A. Smith and John A. Trimble,
executors, to B. F. Holmes, Hillsbo,o,
part lot, 1926.
John L. Hughes to Elizabeth Hughes,
Marshall township, 317 acres, 30 poles,
s., ,965 and other considerations.
John A. Smith and John A. Trimble
to H. d. Waddell, Hillsboro, part lote,
1926. -
John A. Smith and John A. Trimble
to J. L. West, Hillsboro, part lot, 81, ,240.
Sevilia Kesler to Elizabeth ]. Scott,
New Market township, 12, 4S-l0O acres,
$l9604.
Mary M. Brown to Lewis P. Ludwick,
New Market township, 81 acres, 81 ,0S0.
w. r. Noland to NJ. v. Williamson,
Jackson township, quit claim, 1921 acres,
$3.50.
James G. Town to Lowery A. Cowman,
Paint township, ss acres, "a poles, 81 800.
Lowery A. Cowman to Joseph @. Town,
Paint township, ss acres, 100 poles, 81 500.
Allen Galley to Augustus Galley, Hamer
township, l As acres, $75.
Aaron H. Bogart to William R. Miller,
Dsdson township, 10 acres, l47 poles,
$567.7O.
Lizzie Wolfe to Sarah Thompson, Mar.
shall, lots, $3.50.
Louisa B. Hough to H. ID. Waddell,
Hillsboro. lot. $lS5,
Matthias Medsker to Charity ]. Henry,
go acres, 81 500.
@. H. Houck and others to Jacob G..
Houck, New Market township, 10 acres.
5000.
Ruth L. Worley to ]. H. Kretzer, New
Petersburg, lot, $500.
William M. Gall and others to George
H. Gall, Jackson township, 10 acres, 103
poles, $500.
Alfred Shipton to Mary Elizabeth Pea
body, Paint township, 81 acres, 81 and
other considerations.
H. M. Brown to Brown q Clean, Hills
boro, lot, $lS5.
Louisa B. Hough to Brown g. Glenn,
Hillsboro, lot, $l85.
Il. M. Shockey to Isaac Shockey, Clay
township, 81 acres, 100 poles, 81 900.
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sRERlFF's SALES.

James Brown VI. Mary N. Brown ct al.
Land, two tracts, New Market township.
First tract contains 24} acres; appraised
at $84S.75. Second tract contains SO
7-l0 acres, valued at $2,54S, Saturday,
April 18th.
The New Vienna Building and Saving
Association, &C., vs. Robert g. Pieson
ct al. Land, "a 40.l0O acres in Penn
township; appraised value $3.50; Satur.
day, April 18th.
Superior Loan and Building Associa.
ton vs.. Morgan Lemon ct al. April 18th.
Land, two tracts in Liberty township.
First tract contains 2l 72.100 poles.
Second tract contains 81 poles. Both
tracts are valued at $500.
Thomas Mitchell vs.. Thomas Higgins,
land, 1924 acres; appraised at $3.50
April 9Th, 1890.
Katie de Roode vs. Eli ]. Blount ct al,
lot, Hillsboro; appraised at $l,500
April 9Th.
s P. Scott, ex'r, ct al. vs.. Mary M. B.
Willett ct al, land; lst tracts, 100 acres,
Liberty township, less 20 8l.100 acres
appraised at $50 per acre; I'd tract oi
8 59.1O0 acres, also valued at $40 pei
acre; April 5th.
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Obituary.

Andrew Honline was born in Hardy
county, West Virginia, in the year lS4l.
His parents died when he was young
and he was raised by.a Dunkard preacher.
At the age of sixteen he removed to this
State and lived here until the war, at
which time he enlisted and served three
years. At the close of the war he came
to New Petersburg. At this place he was
married to Miss Ellen Allen, their union
being blessed with three children, all of
whom with their mother survive him.
He had been a sufferer for the last
nine months until last Sunday evening,
the 9th OF March, when God relieved
him from his suffering. He called him
home to dwell on high where sickness,
sorrow, pain and death are felt and feared
no more. On the day before his death
he called his wife to his bedside and
said that he could not get we'll, but that
he was prepared to die and he did
not fear death. He told her not to
weep for him, but for her and the rest
Of the family to try and live as ner right
as they could, SO that they would make
an unbroken family in heaven.
Dearest father, thou has left us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But 'tis God that has bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
HIS CHILDREN.
(Gdxette pleaso cOpy
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The first paper describing Miss Bis
lands extraordinary trip around the
world, which was begun at six hours
notice for The Cosmopolitan Magazine,
and which attracted the attention Of the
world during it's progress, appears in
the April number OF The Cosmopolitan
illustrated from photographs and draw
ings by Robert Blum.
Two famous novelists are among the
contributors to this number-Thomas
Nelson Page, with the complete story Of
"George Washington's Last Duel" and
Arthur Sherburne Hardy in briefel
sketch.
Perhaps the article ofthe number that
will attract the widest attention, how
ever, is a fairy story called "The En-
chanted Base. Ball" by the actress, sgd
ney Cowell, most charming conceit
that will delight all lovers Of that sport,
illustrated by seventeen sketches by
Chapman and other artists.
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Hillsboro Corporation Convention.
To The Qualified Voters Of the Incorporated
Village of Hilsbore:
You are hereby notified to meet in
convention assembled at the Court
House, in Hillsboro, on
Monday, March 81st, 1890,
Between the hours OF 8 and z p. m, to
nominate the following officers to be
voted for at the coming spring election
Of said village:
One Mayor.
One City Marshal.
One Clerk.
One City Solicitor.
One Street Commissioner.
One Treasurer.
Three Members OF Council.
One Sealer of Weights and Measures.
All voting to be by ballot and the per-
son receiving the highest number of
votes shall be declared the nominee.
BY order Republican Central Com.
nittee. w. G. CowMAN,
Chairman.
JOHN r. HORST, Secretary pro tenn.
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Saturday, March Goth, 1890,
II. l. GARRETT, Secretary.

The floods in the Ohio and Mississippi
Rivers have been again to the danger
point in the last few days, particularly is
this true of the lower Mississippi, which
has broken over its levees of late in a
number OF places.
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Republican Township Convention.

Republican Township Convention.
To the Qualified Republican Voters Of the
Different To,rnships Of Highland County,
Ohio:
You are hereby notified to meet (if
you have not already done SOY at your
respective voting precincts in said
county, on
Saturday, March Goth, 1890,
between the hours of 2 and A o'clock p.
m. of said day, to nominate candidates
for the different offices to be filled at the
coming election.
All voting to be by ballot, and the
person receiving the highest number OF
votes to be declared the nominee.
w. G. CowMAN,
Chairman Ex. Com.
II. l. GARRETT, Secretary.
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The Iron Chancellor, Prince Bismarck,
has resigned his position as prime minis
ter. Various rumors are given as to the
causes leading to this step, but they are
mere surmises and do not concern the
outside world in the least, save that
Germany has new prime minister.
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My furnishing goods department en-
braces everything for mems wear, from
the finest dress or night shirt to bone
collar button, from silk umbrella or
kid glove to pair of garters or string
necktie, and from dressing gown to a
trunk or satchel. I. A. FErBEL.
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The development of the beet sugar in
dustry in France has made wonderful
strides within the past three years, and
the yield for this year promises to ex-
ceed the cane product of the world by
more than one million TONS
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This nation has felt bereaved in the
death of Generals Crook and Schenck,
both having died within the last ten
days. Both were Ohio men and men of
note in the nation. Their names will
live in history as patriots and statesmen.
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For Rent.

The Rocky Fork Hotel, the popular
summer resort near the Highland
county Caves. Possession given first
OF March. Apply to Henry W. Hope,
Paint P. o., Highland county, O.
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The Hillsboro Hardware Com pany sell
the only genuine Imperial plow points,
landsides, &c.
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In Memory Of Lola B. Miller.
We had . little darling
Whom we loved, 0, too well,
But God saw best to take her
In his paradise to dwell.
Little Lola, thou has left Ms
In this lonely world to roam.
But God saw best to take her
To dwell around His throne.
Lola, daughter of Mrs. Oscar Miller
died February Goth, 1890, aged one year
and seven months. J.E.
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1t is with pleasure we announce to our
many customers and friends that we will
gladly meet all cut prices offered by our
competitors as inducements to cash buy
es. We hadle full line OF staple and
fancy groceries; also timothy and clover
seed. j. M. RIzER & Co.,
Successor to Roads & Rizer.
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You can find fine lot of locust posts
for sale at Hallowell & Clark's lumber
yard, Hillsboro, Ohio.
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New bonnets, hats and head.gea Of
every description; spring goods of the
very latest styles at Mrs. r. L. Richards
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HELLO, THERE

We wish to inform our old patrons
and the public in general that we have
knocked them out on the second round,
and leased the incest and best located
room in the city, one door west OF the
Farmers Hardware Company, West Main
street, in which we will place the first
week in April the newest and choicest
line OF Staple and Fancy Groceries ever
brought to this market. We have bought
from the New York markets the choicest
line of Teas and Coffees that money will
buy. We keep everything that can be
found in first-class grocery. Also all
Kinds OF Grass Seeds and Feed. No old,
shelf.worn, rusted.out goods. Come and
see us and we will do you good by doing
everything ON the square.
Yours respectfully,
I. S. Beam & SON
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We pay the highest market price for
choice Milling Wheat,
J.x. BOYD : co.
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Seed oats OF the finest quality for sale
by Richards & Ayres'.
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NewS-Hera|d Job Rooms
HOGGARD BUILDING.
MAYORS
Proclamation
OF ELECTION.

In compliance with the reQuirements of
the laws Of the State of Ohio, !, H. O. Dawson,
Mayor of the Incorporated Village of Hills
Of said mSnioipsI corporation, THAI on
Monday, the 9TH Day Of April, 1890,
O'Clock p. m, at the Court House within
said corporation, an election will be held
for the purpose of choosing the following
Ofiicers for said corporation, to-wit:
One Mayor, for the full term OF two years.
One Clerk, for the full term OF two years.
One Treasurer, for the full term OF two
OneSolicitor, for the full term of two years.
One Marshal, for the full term Of two years.
One Street Commisaioner, for the full term
One 6saier Of weights and Measures. for
tho full term Of two years. !.
Three Asmbsrs ol Council. Tor the full
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Call on w. B. Rogers, auctioneer.
Hillsboro, Ohio.
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Try Garrett Bros Cream Lotion for
chapped hands.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
vacation. and scored big success as a pianoforts
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.
IMPROVEMENTS BY THE VARIOUS COLLEGE
SOCIETIES.

IMPROVEMENTS BY THE VARIOUS cOLLEG.
SOCIETIES.
MIddlctown, Conn, April 13 SpecaD.-The sprina
term opened on Thursday at IL o'clock. But few
changes occur in the work Of the several classes The
juniors finished astronomy last term. and during tho
balance of the year have daily rectatons In geology
The sophomores finished physics and the letters Of
Cicero and take I'm their place chemistry and Tacitus
and the freshmen hope they have parsed up in higher
algebra. for which they substitute the easier mathe
matics trigonomctry.
The members of d. n Z. are making some important
changes TO improve and beautfy their grounds, aud
have laid out two tennis courts on the open space in
the rear OF their club house The Psi US arc laying
ont another which will make three courts on their
lot. nj the corner Of High and College ss., and tho
Eclcctcs are about 10 finish two In tho Of their
clubhouse which were begun last fall These, with
several private conrts and one owned by the Cld
isis will furnish ample facilities for tennis which
is with the exception Of baseball the principal sport
of the college during the spring term
The baseball team played inc nrst zane of tho
season Yesterday with the New -BTtdh ciuD on WeS-
lcvan's grounds. The visitors played weak game.
and the home requires strengthening IN soma
important places if it is to play the game tnat tho
management has promised. The nine & was composed
OF the following men: c., L.: b. Jones p, y. A.
Iergstrom lst b., W. II. Hall; "a b., L. ~ Crane.
captain and exchange catcher. 80 b., W. r. Little;
g 8 G. +. EgglestOn: /. (. +. o. smith; c. T. and
exchange pitcher ". n. Kidd +. T., a. l. Tainadge.
score-Weslcyan Is, New Britain ..
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
HAVERFORD COLLEGE SPORTS

MEETING or THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. .
Ha, erfold College. Penn, April - lspe'lsn'-i'o
regular meeting Of the Athletic Association was hes'
In IN. gymnasium on Thursday evening. the oh'e1'
were: Referee F. +. lIalowcll, judges, Nessi> Ea'ot
and Thurber; clerk OF the course, ", = Aud'hre''
90 scorers stcerc 30 Auchnc0ss 80, Nitrlcli ~
stone '92 measureys McKecl 81. Davis ~. "ats
'03 Crowther 'D3 timer. Lcaycnwofm ana f'ue''
'0i There were many entries and the meeting was
a very successful one. Tho events with the winners
were as follows: swinging vault->ensomy, o}, ''c'
"a inches Long,hett. 90, feet Il inches fen.
vault Handy 'Di. 6 feet inches Roberts 10 "S
Palm o. tied for second place At feet iNohe'.
standing broad jump-Walton. 30. feet 10
inches Palm 9,, feet 10 inches. standing msa
iump-Jenks. o2 feet Il "a inches; Collins, W. =
feet 33A inches. Climbing twenty foot rope Twice.
shirley te seconds 81 seconds; Vail. T. ; lsca'sns'
IO3 seconds. Running high jump Holman -,
fect 3 = inches Brlnton '92, and Hart " D io.
inch. Pole vaut-Wright, 'o3 feet incM,'
Baily 90 feet inches. Thomas pl. and hee.s,,'
'p wrcstled, each gaming one ial McAiisio1, ,,,,
and Muls '92 also wrestled. McAllister wlnhihs w.
falls Exhibitions Of fencing and horizontal DIV
work given. -. Hall
The Instructor I'm physical training DR.. ". = llsl;;
/, examining all members Of the two lower classes wv
MI who wish IL of tie OF the college and VIII 1
pubish the results !. ID. Whitney, 'ol. hss Tor w
Year. led the college I'm total strength, win . ~
Thompson so =. :, close second. and e.. lhoh''i
'Oi third II is quite likely, however. that some "
the new men may gain the coveted place this sprihs