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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13
YHH NEW texas MINHaAL.
4 Discovery That 10 Likely to Yisic
0fsst Results.

AUsTIr, T.1ss. Aug IL The new min
ersi which has recently been discovered In
Texas is causing = considerable degree Of
interest to be manifested throughout ths
state. An investigation Of 1t 10 being made
and great results are expected. II 10 .
substance ressm bling asphalt, and IL 10
said to be unaffected by water, heat, acid
or alkalips. and il IL claimed 10 be the most
perfect insulator yet discovered.
Numerous tests have been made. II 10
found that the a1ti IN Of salt water and heat
has no thect on 1t Prof. Halilton, tbs
electrician Of the Western Electric Com
pany, certifss that uud.r tests executed in
the most exhaustive manner wire prepared
with covering Of the materi.i showed .
resistance Of over 1000 0hms per mile.
This IL said 10 be sevenfold the resistance
offered by any other wire. There 10 also
said to be practically no limit in the stats
to the supply Of this strange mineral, which
is found in veins ranging In depth from two
TO forty feet
The world Of science and mechanical In.
dustry will await With interest further in
vestigation, which 10 needed to prove the
utility Of the new discovery beyond per-
adv enture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13
BA6H BALL
Rational League.

Hits-Nnw 1o'k, ii, Ghicsgo,s Effors-NeV
Yors, 8; Chicago, 5. Kusie and Buckley; Hutch
inson, dumbert and Kittredge-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13

1919 la early life he came - America TO
engage il jsu,nah.m IL. h-esps the
ba.iue. pArlner Of Henry j. Ray mcud Of
the New York Times. ard =, his death As
sumed the entire management OF that pa
per. For legitimate enterprise and push
Mr.. Jones ~xs Aivsys renowned. Al ths
time Of the proposed treaty between the
Ueited States and Switzerland, he paid
5000 for one telegram.
In 1854. the Times. up to that time .
pronounced Republican journal, supported
Cleveland fer Ere siient, while in 1855. al,
thous 'svor;ng Cleveland for reelection,
i.s candidate for Governor WAS no, Hill.
but Warner Miller, the Republican nomiaee +,
an eccenuicity Of attitude pArslieled by MIR.
Dana and the Sun. whose favorltss for
President and Governor were Harrison and
Hill. Under Mr. Jones' management the
Times has exercised Z very wide il Il ienee
both in New York city and throughout the
state ard country
At PoulInsy, VI. where his father had
settled on eomii 10 America from Wales.
Mr. Jooes first met Horace Gteely and As
boys they formed mutual friendship
which lasted for nearly half = century. At
that time the two lads were in the employ
Of Amos Bliss who owned q general
country store and country newspaper.
The Vermont Speculstor. At about II
years Of age Mr.. Jones became au
orcbAn and was thrown upon his own
resources. He drified from one thing to
another until 1888, when he went 10 New
York city. There be fell in with Mr.
Greedy who WAS earning bis living SIS a
printer The foander Of the New York
Tribune wss Older by some years than his
Puuitney freed snd when he started that
ne psper he offered y partnership interest
IN the venture TO him, but Mr., Jones de-
clined the ofIer
Later Mr Jones went to Albany. N. Y,
and there tried news sgeDcy with such
fiosncisl surcsss that he branchtd Gu. ilto
banking Blu, al! along. 1t would appear,
he felt especially drawn to journalism and
fiuslly in the fall of 1857 Mr. Jones, sssoei
ated with Henry J. Ray mond and Edward
Il. Wesy, commenced the publication Of the
Times aid issued four page sheet at l cen, Il
copy. ltproved a success as regards circu-
lstion hut money WAS loat in the production
Then The price was raised TO tso cents
which had depseciaiive effect at fi,st upon
the circulation. but in the course of year
or 50 that Was recovered and the paper
became success.
Mr. Raymond died in 1869 His death
was 3 severe blow to the Times, he being
regarded as a leader smong the few great
Journalists Of America. But MIR. Jones
never fsltered in his course. and soon it
wac apparently stronger than ever.
His fortitude in his illness has been re-
msrkable: He retained his mental vigor
wonderfully up to within day or two Of
his death and made many briab; remarks
For 10 years he had been a sufferer with
sstbms and travelled extensively in search
Of relief.
No arrangements have yet been made
for the funeral.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13

large purchase Of land sti,inirg has been
made. and part Of IL laid out into some l5D
or 200 lots which sre being dispesed TO the
general public. The association owns large
pavilion, rsstaaraut and cook house vith
other bulldogs. and il aAndsomeiy equipped
for enjoying solld comfort aud entertaining
their frisnds.
Following are the officers of Camp Ben
son G. A. X. Association Of Newport, Me. :
President, ". C. Manning, Newport, lst
vice president. G. W HiIliker, Corinns
I'd vice president. j. II French, Newport !;
81 vice president, E Il. Carr, Pittsfeld /;
~cre,sry. A. Brooks, Corinna, treasurer,
T. VI Roberts, Newport; trustees. Aonsr
Shepherd, Dexter; A. l.. Grant, Corinna
z. L. Bennett, Newport; financial commit
tee. Geo. f. Dodge, Carmel; r. Sprsgus
CorinnA; T. Z. Whiting, Carmel.
Below is the hsi Of military officers Of
the third annual encsmpment at Camp
Benson. Aug 1891: Colonel NJ. C.
French Of Upper saltwater resigned the
pJsition and B S. Ejgerly Of Nesport,
Was elected colonel. The other officers are
jor. ID. o. Blhpgs, Sesport; surgeon,
+. Z Sprsgue, Bangor; chaplain, J. w
W, b-ter, Ne~port; qusrtermaster. James
Babb. Newport; sdjatant, o. B. Bridges,
Old Town; sergeant major. j. NJ. Given,
Newport; inspector. G. Pst;en, Pittsfeli +,
assistant inspector, C. c Pickering, New
port; hospital steward, +. A. Chase, Ply
mouth; commisssry sergeant, c W.
Dearborn, Corinns musician, Summer
stuart Wsterville; provost marshal. W.
4 Copeland, Corinna.
The nrcyf.u,ruA an far has ha9n mos
succ. .s,uilJ carried out. The encsmpmeHt
viii break up ntxt Monday and the pro
srsmme for lhe remaining days is SIS fol
l1s-;
Thursday, Aug I3sh The Woman
Relief Corp. OF Maine will furnish an
tniyrIsining programme for the entire lay
md evening. under the direction Of Mrs.
Clara B. LesvItr, PRECEDENT.
F,lisy, Aug. lt, Guard mounting at 9
c'ctr cs, A. NJ. Base bali game 81 10 clock
4 NJ, .sck race at II o'clock A. NJ.
Indian canoe race q, 2 o'clock L NJ
horse race, Cunning to saddle At
o'clock +. NJ, dress parade at O'Clock
7. NJ band Corcert st o'clock A. NJ.
Saturday, Aug. l5-tiusfd mounting al
. o'clock A. nj, tub race At 10 o'clock. A.
NJ Indian canoe race al | | o'clock A. NJ
matched game Of base ball At ? O'Clock T.
NJ. ,xcilng ting of war between the mem
bcrs Of Cotinna snd Newport posts st .
NJ
Sunday, Aug. lGth-ReliRious service at
, O'Clock T NJ a; lecture at o'clock.
Monday, Aug. l7th--Csmp FIRE at 3
o'clock A, NJ. breaking camp and sdieus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13
Buildirgs Burned at West Leads

WEST LEEDS. Aug l2.-During heavy
shower that passed over this place Tuesday
night, lightning struck the barn of Mr.
Seth Howard about II A. Y. M, settirg II
on Are, am. the entire act Of buildings, to
seiner With two horses. two cows, two hogs
carriages and between 40 or so tons of hay
were burned. There were five head OF
young stock in the yard that escaped. The
furniture in the lower part of the house,
together with some clothing, was saved
Everything else WAS 4 total loss, estimated
at about $1,000, insured in the Patron's
AndroscogsIn Mutual Go. for $1,000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13
THAT eEIZURE.


CAPE MAY PoIsr. N. } Aug. IL Ed
gar Lauterbach of New York. attorney for
the Psci6, Mail Steamship Company. las
laid before the President facts in fels'ion
TO the reported seizure by the government
Of Salvador of the steamship CITY Of Psna
ma At the conclusion of the intervle =
the President telegrsphed the secretary oil
state to instruct the minister and consul ri
Salvador to furnish a full report OF the
facts in the case for the information OF the
President. The secretary Of the navy hss
telegrapbed to keep the cruiser Charles
ready for any service that may be required
NJ IA ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13
THE BOT WAVE.
Unusual Number OF Fatalities 10 New
York ana Other PIsoss.

New YORK, Aug. ~ in the "a hour
ending Al midnight, there were IL cases oi
hest prostration Of which three were fatal
Since Monday st r. M, the beginning ol
the bot wave, there has been 80 deaths be-
cause Of the heat.
BoRDErTowr. Nj Aug. 10 "A heavy
rain storm, accompanied by lightning. pre-
vs,Ied here this afternoon for an hour sDf
. half. The onsbuildiogs and crops on ths
farm Of Thomas Shreve we're struck b.
lightning and burned.
PHrLApELPHIA, Pa, Aug. IL The hsa
Of the past four days was broken this after
noon by . severe thsuder storm. Tods,
was the most fatal since the beg,nnibg ot
,hs hot wave. - fatalities being recorded
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13
Nav York Ysoh, Club naos.

NEwroRr, X. L., Aug. 12.-rhs run Of
the New York Yacht Club from New Bed.
ford TO this port today, d aDcs Of 27
miles, resulted Corrected time--First class
schooners: Constellation, 4h.. 12m., 3ss. 4;
Fofiuus, Al. 22m, 39s. Thifd-clsss
schooners Merlin, ,4n., 22m 3ss f; Isoqaois
lh, PIN, Iss Fifth-class schoope's I;
Quichslep, 4b., 35m. Third class sloops !:
Gfacie, IA, 3sm lis. Fourth-cisss sloops ::
UiIdegafd, Al 68m., 37s Mischief, not
timed. elapsed time 5h.. 2sn., lis. Fifth
class s,oops. Glars. 4h , 49m., 0<s Cin-
| drreils. 4b . 56n 30. ax h -class sloops /;
8ayoiasa. 40. 3fn, rs, /, O~eene. not
timed, elspsed time. 4h., 43m. Fs {;
Mineols, An. 50m., 26s N.uuius, +h.,
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HON. oEoRon JoNDs.
Hia Death Occurs at Polaod 6p ioss,
"Wednesday Mornios

PoLAsD SPRIsGs, Aug. 12.-Ion- Geo
Jones. editor Of the New York Times, died
here this morning At o'clock.
The party lef. Poia7d Springs st . 80
,hi. morning. They will arrive in New
York 3, IL O'Clock tonish;.
The faner,l services will be held or FIJI
day morning 3, 10 O'Clock at DIR. Heber
Nevten'. church, Madison avenue and
Sixty-sixth street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13
L'shtpiuss Ffsahs.


Special to KEssEBgc Jot RrAL.
ELLSWORTH. Aug. II There was =
heavy thunder shower here Tuesday night.
The lightning struck the house of Patrick
Mullen. 1t struck on the piazza and went
down into the cellar tearing the wood into
klndlngs The family knew nothing
about il until morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13

WAsHIssroS, Aug IL The followlps
Maine pensio 's have been granted:
Original. JJbo G. Hail, John Ashert"p.
Arthur NcIntJre. David Bsrcis,. Ch.ris.
Bonney. Joba X Weed. Ambrose +. U..
sham, Nathan ". H.zen, wm. ~. W",a-
bury, Tfanklin Lsvry. Additional, John
B. Grass. Reissue, Charles Emerson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13
Rssignation OF superintendent etaplss
of the X sDnsb.c FIbrs Co.
Special to the KEssEBsc JOURNAL

Sp-ciaI 70 the kENNEBEc JotRHAL.J
BEsroS, Aug la,-Mr. Charles A.
5 spies for the past fourteen years super
ia,e ad.nt Of the large pulp and wood board
mill Of the Ksnn. bee Fibre Co, at Benton,
bss rendered his rssgnstion to take effect
Immediately. Mr.. Staples has been acaveiy
er gagged in the manufsc gre Of paper, wood
pu p sud board for the pact t~en-y yesrs
and is the origibstjr of several improve
men,. in the M ,nutacture of ihsse prodacts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13
UNO BEER.
Biddsford City Marshal Orders Dealers
to Step Sailing II.

B1ppsFoRp, Aug. IL. - City Marshal
Tubox has taken steps to prevent the sale
Of "UDo" beer, a Maine beverage contain
ing an alcoholic percentage, Of which .
controversy vas recently held in Portland.
The MARSHAL thiaks thas since the decision
Of the Portland judge. some dealers in
"Uno" have been using il asa SHIELD to
carry On the sale Of intoxicating liquors.
He has notified the dealers to stop selling
Uao. ard If they do not comply he will
make a te.t casa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13
SOMERSET RAILWAY

Commencing Monday, Jane nth, isal train
srIi rin - fDllOws. oOnnegii1g at Oakland viii
A4ins Central ktilroad.
taf B...tan, Portland. Lsvla,on, Wateryille, Al
sus'. sh0uhagan and Bangor
rasa.ug"r iFaius tcav" Binghsn, h,a 4 NJ.
r't n ~ SCION. $50 4, ", l2-5s T. ". CArra
tnus " IL. - - 4 " Il % =. n tmbdrn, 7U4
~. .I.Br w.. h9rlh An4Ou. ~ =. ". so y
81 Ans"n, 7.2s NJ. 59r VI. Madison, ! 70 \
~ tV.r. Of, HorrtdFsUock, 80. ", zzi =
81 Baugs tidihg, y - 4. VI - "a y vi. SAvtclis
tra.-ing 's0l 'tsf4 VI. arrive Oakland
-H. u. pr
Fr7rn Ra,tUn Portland. Lewiston. Augusta, Wa
trrytir, SsUwhrsau and Bangor
ra--sGgrr trains leave Oak and, s.la 4. VI, 80
.. ST eavtclle Crn-slHg. - 20 a. ". '3 % p ".
HRns- Hiiing, - . 8 ~, 'a.W y. SorridSr
sors = VI, 5ltr. ~. Madison, 9 - A.
5 H.r-N Ansoa. g,hA ~ , s n = North An
.aa no 0a 81, ~ " Emblem. 1870 a Vi.
Hoe D. Uarafunk f,Ils. 30 " NJ. = "a =
ST e1iIn, "a - 81. d,i6 = " afriy" Bingham
I'd u.N & s. T. ~.
flag stationr. 81 which trains stop on signal o.
uotioe to conductor. Mixed betwe"n Bingh an
and North Arson. Nh. NJ. AVER, Supt-
-opt3dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13

BANGOR. August l2-A terrific thunder
storm passed over Bangor Wednesday
morning, one of the most severe Tor years
The lightning struck the handsome stable
on the James Vsaxie estste. the upper story
OF which vas burned. The horses. etc.
were removed Both street and interior
electric lights were put out BY the storm
lesvIng the city in darkness for 4 few
hours
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13

0Lp ORcHARp, Aug l2-The opening
Of series Of c. lebrstions was held =. Old
Orchard today. Money ~ss recently raised
by hotsl men and store-keepers to secure
band concerts. The first concert vas given
tonight BY . bAEd from Turner, Maine.
There was crowd Of excursiouis,s here.
in addition 70 the concert there was . dis
play Of fresorke tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13
FOREST FIRES
Raging Mar Toulen, Francs,
and Doing Grtat Damage.
Thousands Of Soldiers and Sllloes En-.
si6sd In Digging Trenches
70 Prevent the Furtheg Progress and
Dsstrsotion Of Ptepssty.

PAR,s, Aug. ls.--Enofmous forest hfes
are raging in the forests In the vicinity Of
Toulou. and = sreAt quantity Of valuable
timber has been destroyed. A strong wind
is blowing and the flames sre rsridly
spreading. Thousands Of soldiers and
sailors are digging trench around the
burn ns section 30 stop the prog'ess Of the
Nya
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13
Barn ard Contents Burosd.

BETHEL, Aug ~ The barn Of Harold
B. Chapman, Of Bethel, was struck by
lightning Tuesday night and burned, with
two horses, two cows, moving machine and
30 tons Of hay. The house was saved with
great difficulty. Loss $500; no insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.
Globe and Justina Lover Their Record
from go 10 z is IA.
Feet Pacirg by Hsi Pointes-0ther
Exciting Races.

RocnEsrKs, N. Y, Aug. la.--An in
creased crowd attended the grand circuit
rsess today. IL rAined this moroipg. but
the track WAS in excellent condition
in the afternoon when the races
we're called. Hamlin's trotteYs. the
Globe and Justins, were driven TO
the pole. and Geers Knocked their record
of 9. 20 down to 2.l6 l.s. The last quarter
was made in 81 Tony Kloch took the
4.year old stakes in y wAlkover. The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13
LIGH9NING's HAVOC.


NORWAY, Aug. l2.-Jonathan Bartlett :
farm buildings, with 10 tons of hay and
o her contents, at Stonshsm, burned Tues
DAY night. Loss. $1,000 insured for $1,000
Tne buildings were struck by lightning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13

SANFORD, Aug. l2.-Arthur Butler CT
Mt Hope shot himself fatally with re-
volver Tuesday night. The Cause vas
despondency. He was IL years cid. His
wife was ss.sssinatsd in Boston five yeas
ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13
sHohTIN AccoUaTs
About $1,000 Hold IN $4,000 B1ucs
Rcs fffaI.

RocKLAsD, Aug. I2.-A,thur Holmes,
book keeper for 5~ifts Beef Co., has been
held in two thousand dollar bonds for an
! alleged shortage 10 his accounts Of $500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13
0ErDaAL BUrL1R
70 vny Much Alive aod hot 4 Litti,
Bit rssd.

LOWELL, Mass. Aug I2.--lGqairy Al
the residences Of Gen. Butler ard Prsnsis,
Webster, his law partner, fails TO confirm
the report Of Gen. Buffers death. circu
lated in Boston. lie 10 at his home in thi.
city In his usual health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13
Dwelling and Stable Burned at
9pmpsT.

NORWAY, Aug. l2.-The dwelling house
and stable Of Capt. Gilbert M. Small OF
Sumner we're burned by lightning last
night Loss. 5000; insurance, $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13
M Pstsnotss App sio,sd French Min
,stsr to United States.

PARIS, Aug IL M. Pstenotre. at pre-
! cent the French IN mister To Morocco. hss
been appointed to succeed m. Theodore
RousIand, minister to the United Ssates.
M. Rouslan will go Is the French minister
TO Spain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13
6IoUAL B10vICH
wsa,hsr I1dications Tor the Hs2t a
Houss.


WAsHyNoroH, Aug. 10, A. n.
New England Cooler; generally fair
Thursday; north westerly winds; fair Fri
jar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13
s:yy.;.: .:s.sA. RAILROAD,
Marrow Gnus"a
Randolph 10 The National Home
,onnrcts with Mune Central a. Gardiner.
TIME TABLE.

Summu Arrangement in ciTo0t June =. lSgi.
sass Randolph, % a. VI, iOts \. VI. ! Is
Sc }lorN ti0rM. Arrige National IiUinr.
.N, II % 4, NJ, IS T.. NJ. 3-.D = ~ 10
3 So.
issgr National Home. SIS 4 ", II 10 =. u .
.nu D. ~ $40 NJ, 500 T., ~. Arriv" Randolph,
st. ii.so A. NJ, 20 =. VI, 80 =. ~, , 90
Au NpAY THAINe -.
leave Randolph, 2iS =. NJ. IS T.. NJ. Leave
National Homr. t,a5 r 90 =. VI.
"a LAYTON, SaporintH ndeDt,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13

George Jones was born in Eaeland il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13
Caues Of Daath,

BosTos, Aug. Fin an interview to
night the physician OF James Russell
Lowell satsd that Mr. Lovells death re-
suited from a tumor on the liver. the
trouble Developing about IS m 1pths ago.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-03-26
Legal Notice.

Court of Com mon Pleas, Clarke county, Ohio.
Whitley, Fassler \ Kelley. vs. The Spring
pany, ct al. civil action No. GO49.
Notice Ia hereby given that tho undersIgn.
cd will take testimony for the purpose Of
First !: Who the parties to this suit that
are not alleged to be insovent, but are
ALLEGED to be stockholders, or per>onal rep.
resentRttves or distributes OF deceased stock
holders of the said The Springfield, Jack
son Pomeroy r. r. Co. are; and who,
and At whose instance, and when summons
issued and when and by whom and how
summons was served
Second: Who, OF such persons alleged to
be stockholders, that are not .aileeed TO be
insolvent, have died, since they were made
parties to this suit, leaving estates within
persons died, and whether they have per-
sonal representatives acting as sncb, and II
80. then who they are, and when and where
they were appointed and qualified as such,
and when they gave notice according to law
OF their respective appointments, II Mt ell I;
and IL they have no personal representatives
now acting as such. then whether their
estates have been fully settled and dis.
tributed, and when. and II SO, then whether
and within the Jurisdiction OF this court,
and If SO, who they are, and where they re.
side;
That the taking Of said testimony will be
begun at the following places and ut the
Al the law Office Of H. c. Claypool. In the
oiSy w A1oiuOItu8Os AsOoc COuutys OuIOt Oh
the 10th day of March, a. d. 1921
AT the Court House,in the city OF Waverly,
IN Pike county, Ohio, on the 18th day of
March, A. d. 1891
AT the Court House, in the city of jackson,
In Jackson county, Ohio, on the Oath day of
March, A. D. 1891;
At the ofiice OF the Mayor, in the city Of
Greenfield. In Highland county, Ohio, on
the Slst day OF March, A. d. 1891
AT the Court House, in the city OF Wash.
ineton Court House, In Fayette county,
Ohio, on the 7th day Of April, a. d. 1891;
AT the Court House, in the city If Spring
OF April, A. d. 1901
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. of said
days, and will be continued and adjourned
to such times and places as may be necessary
for the taking of the same;
And all persons having an interest therein
are hereby notified to Oe present as above e
stated LOT WRIGHT,
Special Master Com mi ssioner.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-03-26

day, in how many days will they all be
together again at the starting point2
A piece of metal weighs IA pounds in
air. but only 12A pounds when suspend
ed in water. WHAT'S itsspecifc gravity ?
How many cubic inches in the piece OF
metal?
A boy found knife and sold it for 75
cents. What per cent. did he gain
Show work.
A ball of elk ia 5 inches in diameter
If shared equally by two women, how
much of the radius must the first unwind
to get just half OF the silk?
A boy just eleven wears old is given :
sum of money which, placed on annual
interest at per cent, will amount tc
ST, 900 when he becomes of age. Wha
sum was given him?
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-03-26
NEW LEXINGTON.
March 23d, 1891.

March 23d, 1891.
Rev. John Riley, of VanWert, began
a series Of meetings at Friends Church
last Sunday night.
The NJ. E. Sunday.school here will OBJ.
serve Easter Sunday with appropriate
exercises. ...
Geo. Edwards, of Columbus, was the
guest of his mother over Sunday.
Riley Achors, of Wilmington, was call
ed here last week by the serious illness
of his sister, Mrs. Catharine Smithson.
Miss Eta Smithson has also been very
sick, but at present both are much bet
ter.
The Town Council has appointed a
commmittee to confer with a committee
of the I. o. o. F., and if they can agree
as to the division OF the work the hall is
go. The Legislature has granted Che
right to issue bonds, and may the day
be not far distant when the citizens of
New Lexington can point with pride to
new town hall, a monument to the
towns energy and vim.
One of the most enjoyable events OF
the season was the social last Friday
evening at the pleasant home of Mr..
Samuel Mcclure, given by his daughter,
Miss Lizzie, assisted by her sister, Miss
Blanche. Misses Lizzie and Blanche are
charming hostesses, and the large mum.
ber present were elegantly entertained.
Refreshments were served during the
ayaninO
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-03-26
What it Costs

Must be carefully considered by the
great majority of people, in buying even
necessities of life. Hoods Sarsaparilla
commends itself with special force to
the great middle classes, because it COM
bines positive economy with great medi-
cinal power. 1t is the only medicine OF
which can truly be said 400 Doses One
Dollar" and a bottle taken according to
directions will average to last a month.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-03-26

English SPAWN Liniment removes all
hard, soft, or calloused Jumps and blem-
ishes from horses, blood spavins, curbs,
splints. sweeney, ring-bone, stifes,
sprains, all swoolen throats, coughs, ete.
Save go by use of one bottle. Warranted
he most wonderful Blemish Cure ever
known. Sold BY W. B. Smith 4 Co.,
druegists, Hilkboro. Ohio.