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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-23
A Celebrated Case.

The case of Doan VS.. Bitely, lately de-
cided by the supreme court, went up from
the probate court Of this county, and was
quite celebrated case. The facts in the
case were briefly as follows: In 1855 John
M. Pomeroy who lived in PittsHeld, this
county, traded an organ with one Hiram
Abbott for tract Of eighty acres Of lands
in Wood county. He placed his deed upon
record and he and his heirs paid taxes up.
on 1t, used and controlled It as their own
until 1885, II was swOmp lands and Of
little value until the discovery OF oil and
gas in that locality, when Il became of
great value. The Pomeroy heirs, looking
about for purchaser, soon made sale Of
the land, The purchaser desired an alb
stract OF the title but upon an examination
Of the records II was found that the deed
Of Hiram Abbott, who sold the land to
Pomeroy, had never been put upon record,
and there was a break in the chain of
title. Doau, IN whom by the record, the
title rested, was dead. and on looking
around TO get title by quit claim from
his heirs, II was found that the heirs de.
MED that the land was ever sold by their
ancestor, and made claim Of ownership.
This made situation Of great difficulty.
The deed was lost and Pomeroy was dead.
An action was brought in the probate
court Of this county TO sell the land to pay
debts Of the estate. The DoaDs raised the
point that the probate court had no juris-
dlction.
Trial was had and judgment given for
Bltely, administrator Of Pomeruy estate,
and case was taken on error to common
pleas court, where Judge Lewis reversed
the decision OF Judge Hinman and gave
judgment for Doau. The case then went
TO the circuit court, which court reversed
Lewis and affirmed Hinman. A petition
In error was nled In the supreme court
where Judge Hinman was affirmed and
the title conferred TO the Pomeroy heirs.
The case was one Of great importance
because involving questions OF jurisdic-
tion OF the probate court, the supreme
court holding that such court had iurisdic-
tion 10 hear aud determine all issues
raised respecting the title to land sought
10 be sold to pay debts of decedents.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-23
Court Proceedings.

The following cases were disposed Of
last week:
l. B Smith VS. Samuel q Cox ct al. Sale
confirmed and decd ordered.
+ Z Bishop VS. L s 8 NJ S railroad.
Settled and costs paid.
Ellen II Bennett VS. Ambrose Bennett.
Divorce. Dismissed ut Plaintiffs cost.
Alison Wooster VS. the Mutual Life in
surance company. Settled and costs paid.
State Of Ohio vs. hide. Assault with
intent to rape. Nolled.
State Of Ohio VS. VIM lockwood. Sell
ling liquor TO minors. Nollled.
State of Ohio Us Joseph Fox. Robbery (.
Nollied.
State Of Ohio VS. Beujanin Kemp.
Threatning with intent. Nollied.
State of Ohio VS. VIM Lane. Assault
and battery. Plead guilty.
State Of Ohio vs. Mervin Bassstt. As
sault and battery. Plead guilty.
State Of Ohio VS. James Patterson. Rob.
berry.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-23
p. OF H. Notice.


The following Is the program arranged
for the Grange Meeting on Saturday even
Ing, Nov. 20;
S0ng--by the Grange.
Current tOpic-"George William Cur
tiss."
Reading-"A Horticultural POEM"
General Observation-Disclosures for the
Farmer"
Question box.
Music.
Bread Makine"-discussion by the Ia
dies.
Every Granger win want TO be present.
By ORDER OF THE LECTURER.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-23

The smallest scat-boilv Is large enough
TO show that the blood needs purifying--a
warning which, II unheeded, may result,
not 10 more boils, but 10 something very
much worse. Avert the danger In time by
the useof Ayers Sarsaparllla u Il cured
others apd viii cure YOU
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-23

Our store is full of clothing of the best
makes in the market, and whel say our
prices arc lower than is often paid for truck
stuff you are blind to your own interests if
you don't see our large play cards which
displays our prices. L say / will sell you
clothing Of good quality for less money than
you have seen it Sold Overcoats, suits,
underwear, shirts, hats and caps, mitts and
gloves-all are in it.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-23

n SAGE & CO., insurance
u agents. Fire, life, acci-
dent and tornado. Represent
best companies in the United
States. Wadsworth block.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-23
WELLINGTON. OHIO. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 23 1892

1 T, HASKELL, Attorney
J, at-law and notary public.
Loans and collections made a
speciality. Office in bank
building.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-23

As preventive Of the grip Hoods sar-
saparlllA has grown into great favor. II
Fcfllilrs 'lie :, stem snd pnlides the blood.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-23

n E. SUTLIFF, dealer in
u. coal-Anthraci,e e, ,Massil-
Ion, jackson, etc.; terms cash.
Office West Liberty st. Tel
ephone 48.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-23

D HATHAWAY, NJ. D. specialtissi
u, Rectal diseases and diseases Of the
bladder and kidneys. Rectal diseases
treated without pain or detention from
business. Diseases Of the bladder and
kidneys treated only after a proper exam
nation Of the urine. Wellington o.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-23

II B. PRATT Veterinary
L, surgeon and dentist.
Orders received at Adams !,
Houghton's and Felt's drug
store. Horses taken for treat
ment at stables on Courland.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-23

D N. GOODWIN, .insur-
II. ance agent and notary
public. Deeds, wills, con-
tracts, etc. written neatly and
legally. Over Serage's shoe
store.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-23

/ II. DICKSON, Attorney
j. at-law and solicitor of
American and foreign pat
ents, west side public square.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-11-24
Cirsslt C0nrt,

Circuit Court was in session Tuesday
With Judses CaerTington, Clark and
Russell fTsssns and disposed OF ths
shree cases brought bsto-s .hem.
Another and perhaps ths fnal chap
ter Of the Vance disbArIaont aa.s uaa
finished With the disrnisasl Of tho action
to determine who ahould pay ths costs
OF shat ease. The matter is left undo.
eidsd and tho coats will probably news,
bo paid.
In the esss Of q. I. Koush vs.. John
and AdAh Bell q dosrss vss given 70.
tho plsipti1. Fifty days given counsel
TO prepare bill Of exceptions.
In the eneo OF s. P. and Jane Scot, vs.
tho Hillpbore GasatS Co. aho Judgment
Of sho lowe. eours vsa varrea and eass
rsmended. The Ga=,ls published q
legal advertisement, o Sae.;h's sale, fe-
tho insertion OF which the plaintiffs
claim thsy were charged nors shan ths
legal rate, and which thsy obiss:sd t.
paying for. Tbs case pss decided fol
the GaSstt, in the lower court oui tbs
Circuit Jndsos wers Of tho opinion tha,
the ada we're too much padded and re
vsreed the decisisn. The Gasette vii
carry the csse TO the Supreme Court.
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SEVEN YEARS.
John Lewis Has Began His Tsrn In
the Peniteatiary.

John Lewis has conmsncod his acvsn
long ysars OF confinement in o1piasion
for tho killing OF Ed Elliott In this city
on July 81, 1890.
Judge Newby made tho necessary
ordor on last Wednesday eventsS and on
Thursday norDi1S Lewis bcds farewell
to his vito and frionds and wss taken to
Columbus BY Sheriff McCoanaushsy.
Tho killing occurred while Lowiu was
in tha ,.r;e, n,n.. ot hi, a,,t;e, a,
-, :. eJ.,,.. ~ a. = !.
Msrshsi OF dlliscofo, ana the case mas
attract-d much ett.ntto2, .s /. las bean
carried .hrough 10 tho ESpresss Uours
and for,h. "a av.r,. .t,, "a. Ca, s,u.
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The Commissioners have sesn fit to
put their foot down On the annexation
ordinance on tho ground that tho pro-
posed addition was "unr rsasonably
large" Nsariy evexy ono of the large
taxpaysrs who were to be included lives
almos. within the limiss of the present
corporation oil OF them enjoy praetic-
ally the EAms convenience a. thess ia-
side thoy have lights and psvemsnts,
sorae Of them g. their front gates; they
enjoy ths public library and school priv
ilegee, and have in times past called on
the village police and fire departments
for protection still they object 20 pay
ing for thsee privileges. Why could not
an ordinanes bs framed providing for
ths Annsxstioa Of shsoe specially pr;vil-
essd ones and not including tho largo
amount OF surplus territory included
undor ths other ordinance. The tsrri-
tory would not then be "unressonab!y
large" nor vonld thsss be any injustice
or oppression in special cases. Privil-
eges would hs peid for; tho corporation
wonld bs 0atisfed and thoss annexed
ouaht TO be Satisisd with nueh an ar
Ynngenent.
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Cyrus Toun1end, q prominent citisen
of Clinton county, Icing between
Lyaehburg and Martins,ilis, ~ns found
dand in his barn last Friday night. II
vao reported hero oa Saturday that no
had besa murdered, but laser develop
rnenta show that hsart disease ~as the
csnss OF his death. Ar. Tow nnssd wa
~idoly known throughout hisssctioa OF
she soantry and had bsea actively idsn.
.ised With Cliutou county po.itics, nsips
AZ the timo of bis death ons Of the lead.
ing advocates of The Peoples party in
she county.
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TIE chrycanshemuo' show given by
abo ladies' Of ihs Presb5terisa Church
on last Tharsiav, Friday zn,l Saturday
,vsniags was great sncceac, the dis
play Of rho sa1arsB fowers oeing very
large sad tie ;oasies, programme add.
ing 10. u :ittls in ass.EAvsnsss. TIE
atsesdhoess "ss yer, lArss on gIidAy
riGhs s!au abauE $50 were fsa!.gel by
the Chris5isn kudeayof aaI ether sucio.
ties uHd-r whose sueoces tho show waa
given.
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A suDDIs suHsoys.
I. A. Rei1os YaEis DesA Ia HS. storo
Last Thursday 1srnisr,

Mr., I. A Foibsl. sho bead OF the s,osh-
Ing ss.ablishmoSt which bsnfs his name.
dad suddea,y Al hia store on lras Thurs
day!norainE ahoas half past ntue o'clock.
Es bad coroe up psirtes a. his usual hour,
alout eight yclseh, feeling unsoually
ue!l epd in tho bsst ef spir,s, ssd jnss
before L !tins bss homo had remarked
shat 10 fsls besssr than he had for loag
tias. In littls while alter ariiviny Oh
iba store he eompl.inea of a slight pain
In sho rosien Of the heart. Tho pain
passod away In short 'iAe bat ooon ro-
sarned vita creator ssrverisy, and hs 10y
down on tho nota u,iil itles,snsd d asHis.
Another attach soon followed ard DR..
Glssn vas oent for. Some rerasdjos we're
administered and. Mr.. Fsibel rallied 70
rnueh shas he ioslstod on getting up.
Tho doctor persuaded him 80 lis s*ill ,or
wbiia and :hon lafs A fsw moments
afterwards his heavy ssoashinr attracted
tho s.tsntloa Of the slssks and hs vns
ssea TO bo again very III. Dr.. Glonn vas
sYain called bUt BY the tisae ha reached
Mr. Feibel he vas beyond any human
aid. AS coon 10 ths dangerous character
Of his ilnoss wAs recognised! messengers
vsro SCOT Tor h;a wifo aad children, hut
mono OF thono arrived until TOO late. DR..
Glsnn pseasuneed ths fatal silmsns neu.
raigis OF tho heart.
Mr.. Feibsl vas aged sbont fifty one
years. us sanas h,ne iwenty.oi1 years
sso with little capita, beyond his energy
sud ability and imn nsdiatsl5 etsrted in
buoinsso Tho small befinninE has since
then developed uAtil AZ the sime Of his
tiooAh Mr.. Fsibel rssksd es ons of tho
,noss prominent and ou bssantial buainose
raoA of she section. Ho uaa onteYprising
Ia his ovs bueiaess affairs aad gave
every dessil OF then his porsonAl nupsr.
vjsics,, bnt slill wn nos 90 orgrosssd
viss them thns he lost night OF the vol
lara end prosps.ity OF the town and eona-
,susity, sad no alusys gave literally Of
bis meass 70 anything whish would bo
OF benefit TO his adopted homo. He was
ono OF tho Boosd of Directors of the
Merehan tt' Nstionsl Bank and WA iden-
titled vish eshor business enterprises.
Nr. FeibePa home life waS model
Gao and his vifs and children his idola.
Hs vss married September 18Th, 1870 TO
Miss Nina flaut, Of Cin1ina.ti, aud Ehs
and their fvo children, Jacob, JuliuS,
Rosssts Michio and Louis, are lefA oy
him. He also leaves sister, Mrs. Wolfe,
living in Cincinnati.
Tho RENAME pere ssken to Cincinnati
On Friday 1nornirs and the funeral ssr
visss were held Of She Judah Touro
Cemetery Chapsl on Sunday naoraing.
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Attho regular meeting of the women's o
Relief Corps, ths following resolutions
wsrs drawn up by committee and ap-
proved By the Prssidsns, with regard 30
the sudden and terrible bereavement OF
ono Of our own members. Mrs. Nina
Feibal:
Rssolped, That We. as members of the
]. n. Bsrrsrs Corps, No. 303, extend to
her our most sincere and heartfelt sym.
pathy and affection in this the darkest
hour Of sorrow and sore af1lietion.
RssoIpsd, That in his death che has
lost : most devoted husband, and her
children loving and indulgsnt father,
Sad We pray that God will send comfort
and blessing to their poor csricksn
hearts.
Reselsed, That copy Of thess reEolu-
lons be sent to the family and the town
papsrS. Ooxsrrrss.
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Fl. C. r. I.

The Highland County Teachers Insti-
tute will bc held during the coming hol.
idsys from December 26th to 31et; in
elusive, In the Court House in Hillsboro.
Tho coming sossioa promises to be a
very interesting and snthuelastic one,
owing TO ths faes that shs instructors
have boon selected from lhs best in the
State and will fully tiseuso the interest
ing programme chat has been made ont,
and in addition will gi7s entertaining
evening lectures. Saturday, tho LAST
day Of ths Institute hxs been pc. apart
ss dirostos'o day, on which lively dia-
cushion Of the CREST questions OF interess
in regard TO the recent school Laws and
tho racana Of the advaacsment OF our
commoa fehools By she instructors,
county szeoaiasrs, direeeos and se,cA-
ors. Oar stato School Commissioner,
0. T. Corscs, will also be With us on
that day and dslivsr an sddreso. "a
tbis rssssion viii bs as . time when all
tsachers can attead We great, desire
thss cash ssochsr will msniics. his in
tsYost in educational advancensont by
attending every raseting Of the sss,ion.
Each teacher who was no. msmbsr OF
the lastInotituse, desiring programme
can send their nA,nc ami address either
to A. P. Resd, Elmyille, O., or ". E.
Gaiioy, Sugsr,-ss Ridgc, @. We also
desire shat each teacher send US thG
nanea and addrsssss OF his directors.
EXECUTIVE CoAniTrRR.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-11-24

Do not keep the alabaster boxes OF
your love sealed up until your friends
are dead. A box of Bailey's Pure White
Soap will be an appropriate Thsnksgiv-
ing present and preserve the health and
happiness of the home. Order it OF your
grocer. See nd. on page 8.
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Grand jury Report.

The Grand jury vas in session three
days last week and finished their work
late "Wednesday evening. A large num-
Der of witnenes were examined and the
following indictments were returned:
John Grant, obtaining check by false
pretenses.
Clint Grayeo, robbery.
George Irwin. horsesteslins and grand
larceny.
Edward Massio, arsoa.
Mary Springer, pYootrasing fence.
The steYeotyped report on ihe eondi-
tion OF the county jail vss included.
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The Commissioners have granted ths

The Commissioners have granted she
petition OF Georgs E. Rhoades and Others
for free turnpike on tho following line:
beginning At the Sinking Syringe and
cambridge turnpike near the residence
OF Rolandus Miller; thence with the
road to school house in District No. 10
thence with the road by the bridge at
Portsr's Mill thence with tho road the
most practicable route TO school house
in District No. s; thence with the road
to the terminus OF the Turkey and Mar
shall turnpike.
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Ready for Buisn,s A9aIr.

II. III. Richards & Co., successors TO
Richards & Ayres, have opened new
feed store in the Whisler ware house,
near the B. & O. S.-W. STATEN, where
they will be pleased to see their patrons
and friends. Orders left at Lytle & Sons
grocery will be promptly filed.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-11-24

The Special 5oara Of Echoel Euamia-
ON for tho Hillsboro Union Schools pill
meet &. ahs Wslnut Direct School Bald
ing, en- Saturday, No7enbar 2ssh, to
oRonaios applicants Tor tho primary
csads Cd the Nsst Street School, and any
Other appliesan foS positions in the
Unim Boaoclu of Hilloboro, Ohio.
q. g. enITn, Chcirnan.
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Common Pleas Court.

Common Pleas Court was in session
on Monday, Judge Newly on The bench,
but adjourned on Tuesday on account of
the Circuit Court, which convened on
Tuesday. The following judgments
were given and orders made:
r. s. Trout VS.. n. V. McCay. Order
to reconvey.
Mary Russ VS., K. NJ. Dittey. Leave
given to Mrs. Hayworth to file answer.
Jane Beeson Va. Mary E. Neeley and
Herman Witte. Order for succeeding
Sheriff 80 make deed.
s. P. and Jane Scott vs.. Joshua Hatch
or. Judgment for plaintiffs for sS75 and
interest.
Anna Mowery VS.. Daniel Roads Set
tied and dismissed.
Margaret MeWilliams -s. J. S. Nc
Williams ct al. Order of partition.
9. p. and Jane Scott va. w. A. and
Alice n. Ksech. Judgment and order
Of foreclosure.
Ohio w. Edward Massie. d. Q. Nor
row assigned ss counsel for defense,
John Brock VS. W. r. Trout ct al.
Confirmation Of sale.
Ohio VS.. Clint Graves. W. Fl. IRWIN
assigned as counsel for defendant.
l.. E. Clyburn w. Henry Rhoades.
Jury finding for plaintiff for S40.47.
Haalth briutrs hapniuess Taka Sim.
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The grand Democratic jolliacation rs
Lynchburg Iaat Saturday nisha is report
ed V have besn grand fzzls. Abou.
fifty OF the untsrrifed vent down from
here on special train, but were unable
to and any traces of jsllisnsion on their
arrival. One torch is reported 10 have
been the som total Of effort at illumins.
tion in honor OF the event.
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In Memoriam.

In the des,h oi Mrs. Aylelte Miller
our society loses priced and honored
member. While age and its Limitations
for some years made her participation
in the services of our church and her
presence in the sanctuary an impossible
ity, yet there are those who treasure the
recollection of her gracious presence and
kindly mien.
During all these years her genuine in
terest aud generous support have had
sn influence perhaps beyond her knowl-
edge.
AS society, we desire to express TO
her daughter and family our regard and
appreciation OF her christian influence
and OF our sympathy in their bereave-
ment, commencing them to that ''God
of all grace" in whom she trusted
Mrs. MARY B, MURRAY,
Pres w. T. NJ. s.,
Mas. K. NJ. EcARBoaouan,
Nov, 8, 1892 COMMITTEES.
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julius Teibsl, OF. the University OF
Aichixan, il ~ homo, having bsoh called
by tbs daash Of his htAar, Mr.. /. A..
reibsl. Hs will rot sstufn to tbs Uni
vereity o. prsasnt but will ronsin here
to a1sist in the management Of his
snthsr's pnsi ness.
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6iye II Up.

What do 'or ausposs Was the matter
with Highland connsy' Did brigade
OF tso of Eigh'End county Democrats
come ever asre or dia brigade of Ross
county Eepabteans fno-y over there
ChiIicOth, Leader
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Monday oyonipa, At tho residence I

Monday cyenipg, at tho residence OF
Rev. N. @. lockwood, in this city. Rev.
J. D. Houston was married 70 Miss Zstta
Biehn. Both GRE prominent young poo
plo Of Georgetown, o. Rev. Houston ia
pastor of the Christian Church as that
place and Chsplsn OF the Ohio s. Of v.
Miss Bishn is the pretty and ch.rmiag
daughter of Judge J. P. Biehn, and hAa
for years been the telegraph operator al
GEORGETOWN Csncianati Post, Nor. rs.
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Ca lass AoadEy Hr. J. W. Briduell,
formerly OF this atty. and for the pAxs
5sAr city edisor Of tho Earricaas (,rsAn }
Daily Adaanes, assumed she management
and editotsss control Of abe Hartman
Trib~ns In speaking OF the shangs tbs
Advaaes gays:
The Tribune has always shown cora.
nendabla industry, bus great lsek OF
editorial massSs1nens, and vo are pleas
cd to nots tho TACT that there will bs q
marked ir1prcvoment along this line.
In securing tho services OF Hr. Bridvell
tho T+it,rs has selected an excellent
man, graceful, careful and correc.
writer, one whose long newspaper ex-
perisnce makes his. services valuable az
manager, and WHO'S acquaintance 10
this city renders him sapcble OF making
tho paper vaIusbls factor in building
our beloved Hartman.
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The Yonns Peoples and Childrep'e
Sunday Aisoraoon Ciaso, Of She 81. E.
Church, with tao Golden Liaks viii give
vesy unique eniortaiamon. together
With sale Of all sovts Of iAaey nn,l une-
tli srsialcD, Friday svaains, Desssbsr
2d, 1909. Adnission 10 csats.
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The undersigned agent offers his poll
cies of Insurance against Fire, Lightning,
Cyclones, Wind Storms, Tornadoes and
Accident, in the strongest companies OF
this country. His agency is over 20
years old. JAMES RHBCE, Agent.
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A nnion Thanksgiving service, at
which thare will be good nnais and
short addresses by the maiators present,
will be held At 1890 8 m. in the ~. e..
Church
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Rev. IAhr, accompanied by Mr.. Sam-
usl vilaos, vsst TO Aarshall Tuesday
evening Of last week and organised Q
Christian Endeavor Society in tho Prso-
byterins Chutea.
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Bailey's soap is used by the best fami-
lies in the East and sold in New York
at 10 cents bar. II ia now sold by
Hillsboro groesrs at 5 cents q bar. Get
it right away.
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PaICBTowr, O., October 18th, 1892.
Ny accounts, both individual and
partnership, must bs eettled. Ner
CLANCY, Esq, is authorised to receipt
for me and will be at my Office on Fri.
day OF each week until January 1st.
s. F. CHANKY.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-11-24

Nias Kass Lsndese, the daughter OF
Levi Landen, sdisd nj the homo Of hsr
parents in ibis city last Wednesday
Nov. 10, ~ the age OF eishteen years
Typhoid fever pA the causs Of hsI
death. The funorsl was bald on Fridsy
at tho Christian Chursh, Rev. w. D.
Moore conducting the services.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-11-24

Notice h4s sesn given By she s,ansol
for John Losis tha, "a appliestien for
hiu 2ardoa fron the 0his 7snise atiary
would bs praisnted on Janasr5 l2th,
ptxt
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-11-24

Reserved seaas for the Kiag's
Dasghssp' eatofiaia0rnt y, Gahidgs
& FeIsy's. Tiehocs Is oeas; no axSrs
charge for rsserviag seass
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-11-24

If you want anything in the line of
clothing, hats, boots or shoes, you should
call at the Bee Hive before buying. You
will find goods just as represented and
at prices that will save you money.