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LEAH, Or THE FoRsAKEN-A rev edi-
tiOn Of the exciting though rather gloomy
romance by Dir. S. II. MOsenthal has been
issued in PeteTson's series Of choice fiction
The plot of the story has become known to
thousands through the stage version In
which Sarah Bernnardt has recently added
another to her long list OF dramatic triumphs
All who sympathiZe with the struggles of
the Jewish race against oppression will
find this tale exactly to their liking. Pub
lished by I. B. Peterson 81 Co.. New York;
nripa Ok canfs
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BUFORD.
June Goth, 1892.

June 10th, 1892.
A few days ago information was
brought to Squire Collins that tramp
was annoying the people in the vicinity
of the old Flat Run mill in this town.
ship. Constable Wise was at once sent
to look after the stranger, whom he ar.
rested and bfought before g. o. Collins.
He gave his name as Ernest Won KEEP.
perbergen, from Lillenberg, West Bremen,
Germany, and was evidently quite q
genius. He was a telegraph operator, q
book. binder, q musician and claimed to
have taught German school in New
York City. As he manifested symptoms
OF insanity the Squire sent him to Jail
on the charge of vagrancy.
Mr.. Jacob Ridings. OF Mt. Oreb, took
unto himself a better half in The person
Of Miss Judie A. Moberley. OF this place.
on last Thursday, Rev. j. w. Rubie Of
fciating. May success and happiness
attend them as onward through life
they 60. +
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Transfers OF Real Estate.

D. D. Worley and wife to Ollie Mont.
-gomery, II acres in Paint township,
$500.
r. r. Walton and wife to Henry L.
Virgins, 5 acres in Union township,
seSs.
C. E. Gutridee to Jos. H. Wolfe, in.
l1Ot a75 in Hillsboro, 1000.
Andrew Milburn and wife to Geo. w.
-Milburn, 254 acres in Jackson township,
S267.
John w. Boyd and wife to John M.
Fitzgerald, part of in.lot 60 in Greenfield,
81.
John M. Fitzgerald to Mamie G. Boyd,
-paEt Of in-lot 20 in Greenfield, 81.
Henry Rhoades to Jackson Gray, 80
acres, $500.
Ely Fluhardy and wife to Joseph
Ysukie, in.lot Al in Sinking Spring,
500.
Alice and 8. T. Simmons to Lydia j.
Browder, in-lot 1862 in Greenfield, $3.50.
Thos. A. Walker and wife to the
board of Education of Madison town.
ship, laacres in Madison township, $3.50.
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A Cabinet Crisis in China.

The emperor of China is wont to con-
descend once a year to receive in au-
.dience the whole of his ministry. The
cabinet has to offer joint petition to
the emperor to grant the audience The
prime minister, Prince Tsung-li- Yamcn,
had ordered his colleagues TO prepare
the petition. They prepared and went
10 submit it to the prince, who began
reading. The document opened with
9be preamble: Whereas thesovercigns
of the western states are the equals Of
his imperial majesty" The prince was
astonished. What objectionable heresy
to reduce the brother of the sun to
n level with other potentates of the
world! The paper in the hand Of the
prince was crulnpled up Immediately
and the whole cabinet was dismissed in
DISGRACE
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A MOThERLY FATHER.
Herefs n Cincinnati hoosocr That Adopt
ed o brood of Chickens.

Herefs n Cincinnati hoosocr That Adopt
ed q Brood of Chickens.
There is an amusing case of animal
devotion going on at the Humane socie-
~ which shows that the general air Of
protecting the helpless which pcrvades
the establishment has even invaded the
Observation-Disclosures precincts of Super
intendent Loves menagerie. says Gin
cinnati exchange.
In the back room of the office may be
found a black game rooster, who sits
contentedly on sitting of fancy eggs
-and occasionally breaks the monotony
aUf the silence by soft cluching sound
with masculine accent, which he is
evidently trying to cultivate into high
s4alsetto pitch to deceive the prospective
brood into thinking that he is their
mamma instead of their pa The story
Is that the sitting originally nnd legiti-
1nately belonged to female member Of
Mr.. Loves egg-producing department,
and ono day while peacefully contem-
plnting her coming family the golden
cared canine, who is also branch of
the natural history collection, broke
into the inclosure and sent several
chickens to the happy laying grounds,
and among the number the one ma
sternally inclined. Shortly after the
-patriarchal looking polygamist of the
barnyard was seen lowering over the
eggs, and here he has since remained.
The only question that will be puzzling
is how the young chicks will address
their benefactor.
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LYNCHBURG.

June Goth, 1892.
Walter Bishir and Louis Pittser, two
of our coopers, came home from Ken.
tucky Saturday.
The Driving Association will give a
weeks races in the latter part of July.
The Masons will hold basket meet.
ing in the grove next Thursday.
A merry party composed Of Misses
Lima King, Maude Montgomery, Nettie
Whiteacre and Messrs. Harley and
Walter Montgomery, spent Saturday
and Sunday at the caves. 1n
Mr.. J. r. Baker returned last week
from visit in the northern part of the
State.
A grand musical concert will be given
at the town hall next Thursday evening.
Owing to delay in arranging the
programme, children's meeting was
postponed until next Sunday.
Our Councilmen have passed another
ordinance relative to paving. This time
they say that Main street and Broadway
south OF Pearl shall be paved. Wonder
il they will have nerve enough to en-
force it in the same way as they did q
similar ordinance passed short while
since?
Owing to the rainy weather, the Odd
Fellows' memorial services were held in
the M. E. Church instead Of the park a.
advertised. The members of the lodge
marched in body from the hall to the
church, where, after some beautiful
songs by the choir, ]. R. Rizer in q neat
and pathetic speech made mention Of
the names of the departed brothers and
sisters of the lodge. He was followed
by Rev. w. D. Moore, of New Vienna,
who paid glowing and eloquent tribute
to the honored dead.
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MOwRY7OwN.

June goth, 1892.
Squire Cox is painting L. A. Galliett'a
house.
G. W. Badgley and wife are visiting
at their daughters, Mrs. Rose, Of Hills
boro, o.
Oscar Leibert and Ira Edgington went
to Hillsboro from here last Saturday on
their "wheels" in to hours. They have
only had two weeks practice.
Carpenters are at work on w. T..
Diehl's house on Hickory avenue. He
has begun another on the same street.
6. w. McFadden, Tho has been laid
up with inflammatory rheumatism for
the past two months, is convalescent.
He was on our streets Saturday.
Born--To Mrs. Paul Caron, a boy.
G. A. Long purchased pony. A herd
was driven through here Saturday and
is located at Sugartree Ridge.
Mr.. Robert Dunn and Miss Louisa
Beucler were married last, Thursday,
June 10th, by T. H. Kay, J.P., Of White.
oak township, at the residence of Mr..
Kay. ......,..'
a. ~Children's Day was observed at the
English Presbyterian Church Sunday.
The usual program was carried out, and
the. children acquitted themselves real
nicely.-a.
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Death from Starvation.

At the east end of the city of London
a child recently died from want Of
fool" man on the coroner's Jury in
vestigating the case said that the child
-'was taken i'll and allowed to die like a
dog" and another said the people
starve and say nothing" The dread of
the British worlihouse, popularity called
the bastiie, is SO deep rooted in the
poor peoples minds. say the reporters.
that no one dared to tell the relieving
officer that they were starving. Slow
starvation is being endured by many
with sealed lips, which, adds an evening
paper, is surely one of the most touch
ing of characteristics In all the dreary
annals of the poor. But none Of tho
papers has remedy to propose.
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LITTLETON.

June Goth, 1892.
Charles Brown spent Saturday with
friends near Blanchester.
Miss Ella Brockman, of Hillsboro, is
visiting at the residence of Frank Shoe.
maker.
Albert Newton has returned to Indi.
ana after visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Newton at this place.
George Deitchman and Mrs. Scott, OF
Cincinnati, are visiting at the residence
of Philip Sherry.
Sinclair Thompson, who had his leg
broken some time ago, 10 able to be out
again.
Alpheus and Alvah Roush, OF Hills.
boro, spent Sunday at their homes near
this place.
Elijah Hopkins has moved fromSpring.
field to this place.
p. W.. Charles has moved his saw.mill
from the farm OF Edward Setty, OF this
place, to that of r, Duckwsll. near Dan.
vile.
There will be aSunday school reunion
at Bethlaham next Sunday. Everybody
is cordially invited.
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Probate Court.

The last will and testament of Samuel
Edingfeld was filed.
The last will and testament OF Eliza
Odell was admitted to probate.
J. A. and ]. D. Wright granted letters
of administration on the estate of David
NJ. Wright.
J.Q. Odell appointed administrator Of
the estate of Eliza Odell. Bond fled,
$1,000, with Z. B. and w. F. Odell as
sureties.
An application for the appointment
of guardian for Catherine Koch was
fled by Adolphus Koch.
Harry R. Bell, guardian of Mary D.
Bell, fled first account.
Last will and testament Of Mary Ben.
nett was admitted to probate.
The will of Phoebe B. Crum was ad.
mitted to probate.
The first and final account of o. H.
Hughes, administrator OF ]. L. Hughes,
was settled.
Exceptions to the first account Of J.
d. Houston, administrator OF the estate
of Ida NJ. Houston, were sustained, and
the administrator was ordered to file q
correct account within 10 days.
J. H. Crum, Jr., widower of Phoebe
B. Crum, elected to take under the will.
P. F. Jonte, administrator Of Jeremiah
Hart, fled first account.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-06-23
List Of Patents

Granted this week to Ohio inventors.
Reported by G. A. Snow & Co., opposite
U. s. Patent Office, Washington, D. c.,
solicitors OF American and foreign
patents:
J. E. Brown, Washington G. H., bead.
ing and turning machine; J.J. Buhoup,
Cleveland, oil burner o. P. Conley.
Eaton, car coupling; Al. Cover, Broken
Sword, car coupling; ]. w. Dulaney
and G. F. Dulaney, Canton, electric
clock synchronizer M. X. English,
Columbus, folding bed G. H. Gaylord,
Cleveland, detachable commutator; J.
Gordon and G. r. Perkins, Pioneer,
folding or knockdown box E. L. Howe,
Cleveland, hame tug; W. Lloyd, Canal
Dover, fire escape and freman's ladder ;
L. L. Malm, Cleveland. lubricator; @.
Neustadt, Dayton, butter cutter R. d.
Perry, Elyria, clamp for luggage carriers
for velocipedes; @. w. Raymond, Day
ton, brick pressing machine; W. Rich
ard, II. G. Ogden and e. E. Heath,
Bloomville, washer for vehicle axles
T. Bogers, Springfield, water heating
device D. b. Ripple, Columbus, vehicle
gearing; A. Sachs, Hamilton. calendar !;
I. Shipley,. Cincinnati, apparatus for
making ice; HI +. Stuhr, Cleveland,
building column; +. N. Waters, Dayton,
lawn mower clutch.
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Ex-Presidept Bartilaa,

CITY OF MEXICO, June G.--Accorilng
to advices received here from Guate-
-nala, President Barrlos intended to
send ex-President Barillas on mission
abroad 80 that he might escape the
consequences of his misdeeds. The
people, however, got wind Of the plan
and brought serious accusations against
the ex-president, who is alleged to have
been guilty during his administration
Of the affairs of the republic of the
most atrocious crimes, both against the
state and private individuals A strong
feeling against Barillas exists among
all classes of people.
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Fell Dead.

These words are very familiar to our
readers, as not day passes without the
report of the sudden death ofsome prom.
inent citizen. The explanations Heart
Disease" Therefore beware if you have
any OF the following symptoms: Short
Breath, Pain in Side, Smothering Spells,
Swollen Ankles, Asthmatic. Breathing,
Weak and Hungry Spells, Tenderness
in Shoulder or Arm, Fluttering Of Heart
or Irregular Pulse. These symptoms
mean heart disease. The most reliable
remedy is DR.. Miles New Heart Cure,
which has saved thousands of lives
Book of testimonials free at Seybert &
is, who also sell the New Heart Cure.
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kAINShOKO.

June Goth, 1892.
Dr.. Bahan, of Buchanan, spent the
Sabbath in this vicinity.
Miss Flossie Anderson is visiting
friends at Hilsboro. ...,.,
Wheat harvest began in this neigh.
borhood to-day. !.
Hon. D. M. Barrett, Supt. of the Re-
form School at Lancaster, and his wife
have been spending few. days with
their children and other friends here.
Quarterly meeting at the M. T.. Church
next Saturday and Sunday. The first
service will be sermon by the Presiding
Elder, DR.. Runyan, at 10 a. m. Satur.
day followed by the Quarterly Confer.
ence.
Ben Sloanacre's saw-mill, located on
the lands of 6. X. Roads one mile north.
east OF town, burned Friday night. A
large pile of slabs belonging to Mr.. Roads
aud some lumber belonging to other
parties burned also. The loss is con.
siderable.
A. Fl. Davis and wife will start for
Valisca, Iowa, tomorrow, to visit their
children and other relatives living in
that region.
The appropriation for a new school
house atthis place made by the township
board OF education at their last meeting
has been set aside on the grounds that
the number Of votes favoring it was not
majority Of the entire township board.
Another meeting has been called with
the view of getting . fuller vote.
The children's day service at the NJ. f.
Church last Sunday was a success. The
congregation was large, the floral deco.
rations fine and the entertainment good.
Misses Ettie and Jessie Barrett, OF
Lancaster are visiting, relatives in this
vicinity.
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New Cases Filed.

John Brock, as guardian, vs.. W. R.
Troute and Josephine Trout. Money.
Jacob Hilliard vs.. George S. Hodson.
Money on account.
]. N. Ladd vs.. J. W. and VIM. Ladd
and Myrtle B. Matthews. Partition.
In the matter Of application Of the
Columbus & Maysville R. R. Company
,5or dissolution. Petition and affidavit
ador service by publication fled June lS,
1892.
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xanday Base Ball Game at Cincinnati,
June 26th.

The Baltimore and Ohio South western
Railroad will sell excursion tickets to
Cincinnati and return, Sunday, June
26th, at rate Of ST 90 for special train,
leaving Hillsboro 7:45 a. m, arriving at
Cincinnati 1920 u. m, returning leave
Cincinnati at 700 p. m., running through
TO Hillsboro and Chillicothe. A champ.
ionship gatna OF base ball bstween Gin.
cinnati and Louisvill will be played at
Cincinnati in the afternoon.
Inquire Of Agents D. 4 o. S..W. for
1ull particulars.
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JACKSONVILLE.

June ZIst, IS92.
The residence of Mrs. Eliza Taylor
was struck by lightning and was consid-
erably damaged last Friday night, but
the occupants escaped uninjured.
Miss Rachel Curlens, OF Fayetteville,
was the guest OF friends here Sunday.
Mr.. Wash. Carder and sister, Lena,
spent Sunday with Clermont county
friends.
Miss Eva Pulse, who has been attend.
ing school at Lebanon, has returned
home. sf"-
w. S. Pulse was the guest Of Lynch
burg friends Sunday evening.
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RsHM
For biliousness,
diarrhoea,
nausea, and
dizziness, take
Ayer'sPiIIs
the best
8 family medicine,
purely vegetable,
Every Dose Effective
RUSSELL.

June Goth, 1892.
There will be an ice cream supper and
lawn fete given by the ladies of the
NJ. f. Church at Russell or Thursday
evening, June 23d. Come and hear
some good music and enjoy a good time.
John w. Murphy and wife, of Newton,
Iowa, are visiting relatives at Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy are on their. re-
turn home from Westminster, Nd,
where they were delegates to the general
conference of the NJ. P. Church. Mrs.
Murphy and three other ladies were the
trst lady delegates to any Methodist
General Conference. Mr.. Murphy is
also a delegate to the national Prohibi-
ton convention, which convenes in
Cincinnati the last of this month.
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- Dest. Ever Saw.

Mrs. Joseph Quigley, of jamestown,
Ohio, says: never had a bad cold in
my life. Two nights never closed my
eyes for coughing. Lungs became much
infamed, sore and painful. Took only
one half bottle OF your Persian Cough
Syrup and it cured me. And now
think it the greatest medicine ever made.
Sold by w. r. SMITH & Co.
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SICILY.

June Goth, 1892.
Prof. Jodry, of Gath, was in town
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Shockey spent
Sunday in Hillsboro.
Mrs. Starr and Mrs.. Duncsnson visit
ed at W. r. Halls Thursday.
Mrs. Bert Higgins was driving through
town Thursday evening when her horse
became frightened and ran away. The
lady was thrown from the cart and
severely bruised.
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Itch, mango, and scratches on human
or animals cured in 80 minutes by Wool.
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This .iiever fails.
Sold by W. R. Smith & co., druggist
Hillsboro. a3r,
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Three fourths of your ailments arise
from liver troubles which Simmons Liver
Regulator cures.
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Pleasant to the taste and readily taken
is Simmons Liver Regulator. 1t cures
heartburn.
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TAYLORSyiLLE.

June Goth; 1892.
The hum OF the harvester will soon be
heard in this community.
Mrs. A. J. Osborn. who has been quite
poorly, is convalescing.
Elder Ruble will discourse at Taylors.
vile Saturday night and at Olive Sunday
morning and evening.
Noah Gayman Is having his dwelling
renodeled.
Rev. Runyan will Gil his regular ap.
pointment here Sunday evening.
The Republican, of this community
are Jubilant over the work OF the Mime
apolis convention.
U. G. Roberts and wife Sundayed with
his brother, @. A. Roberts.
Major Roberts purchased pleasure
wagon last week.
Halls Hair Renewer contains the natu.
raj .ood and color-matter for the hair,
aud medicinal herbs for the scalp, curing
grayness, bsldness, dandruif and scalp
sores.
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Hoods SarsaparilIa

HOODS PILLS cure Habitual Constipation by
restoring peristalic action Of the alimentary canal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-17
THE RUMOR FROM ROME.
Mr.. Milton Smith Does Not Credit the Story
of a Papal Nunc;o Here.

Mr.. Milton Smith Does Not Credit the Story
of Papal Nunc;o Here.
The statement cabled from Rome to the effect
that an effort will be made during the next adj
ministration toestablish Roman legation in this
city and to have papal nuncio near this gov
eminent was called today to the attention of
MIR. Milton z. Smith. the editor of the
Church Ne,cs, Catholic weekly published in
this city. Mr.. Smith was inclined to look up on
the dispatch as merely giving currency to an
idle rumor. He thought that if anything
OF the sort was intended the present
time was unfortunate, as extremists
would at once jump to the conclusion that
the government was to be turned over to the
pope. However, he did not believe that there
was any idea OF such a thing as now that the
pope has no temporal possessions he could not
understand why there should be a diplomatic
representative In this country. He was utterly
skeptical of the entire story.
Mr.. Smith was of the opinion that q similar
story started az the beginning of the last ad-
m;nistration Of Mr.. Cleveland had no substau-
tlal foundation. In discussing the general sub
ject Mr.. Smith said thea if his recollection was
correct a papal representative had been
sent over to this country some thirty years ago,
not as regular accredited diplomatic agent,
but some one to look over the ground His
presence here, however, aroused popular feel
ing and he Was mobbed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-17
ANOTHER POLICY CASE.
ChurchweII jackson Arrested and Again
sent TO Jail.


The numerous policy prosecutions and sail
sentences in the Police Court recently had no
effect on Churchwell Jackson. a colored man,
who served policy sentence last summer. for
last week he engaged in the bust
ness according TO the testimony Of q
colored girl. and this morning when
his house was visited by Sergeant Jordan
and Officer Kopp jackson jumped over the
back fence and tried to get away. He failed 10
take his policy book and papers with him aud
the officers captured them as evidence.
The prisoner and papers we're taken before
Judge Miller and the officers gave their testi-
mony.
jackson said that be served 100 DAYS in jail
last summer and was released in July. He de-
MED that he WAS engaged a writer and said
he was only player. although he took plays
across the river for anybody who happened TO
come along
The court ruled that such conduct was pro-
noting policy IN violation of law.
The prisoner said ho had understood TO the
contrary, and added that he would give IL up.
But when you give up one end. said the
judge. ''you pick up another"
The judge picked mp hairpin found among
the effects, and with which. il was claimed. he
wrote ON the carbon paper.
What is this?' the judge asked.
That's my wife's own dear hairpin," the
prisoner replied.
The judge questioned him as to the former
case and sent him back to jail for sixty days