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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-08-10
Road Notice.

Lindley Engle, of Clinton county, Ohio, and
Mary Engle, of same county, and Elizabeth
Johnson, of Kansas, heirs at law, Of Jesse
Engle, deceased, and Ashley johnson, of Clin-
ton county, will take notice, that the township
trustees. Of Penn township, Highland county,
Ohio, granted on the 22d day Of July, 1898.
view and survey of . township road, petitioned
fol by Daniel Jones and Others Beginning at
point in township road in said township of
Penn west of the dwelling house on the farm
of Ashley johnson, where said road turns to
the south thence running north on the land
of Elwood Wright and John AchOr to the
southwest corner of the farm belonging to the
heirs of Jesse Engle thence north along the
line between the farms Of Jesse Engle's her RS
on the east and the farms of John Achor, Thos.
Smith and Daniel Jones on the west to GER
tain northwest corner on the farm of heirs Of
Jesse Engle thence northwest on the land of
Daniel Jones to q corner between said Jones and
John Ockerman, the corner being on the most
southery line of John Ockermans land ;
thence to a corner of Daniel Jones and John
Ockerman's land, the corner being on Daniel
Jones most northerly line thence north on
the land of John Ockerman to a point in the
Careytown free turnpike near the southeast
corner of Daniel Ockerman's orchard and
about one % mile in length said proposed
road to be entirely within said Penn township,
Highland county, Ohio, and the prayer of the
petitioners being that it be at least thirty (30)
feet in width.
The viewers and surveyor appointed by said
trustees will NEE at 8 o'clock. August 25th,
1898, on the lands of Ashley johnson on the
line of said road to enter upon the dis
charge OF their duties. DANIEL JONES,
Dated July "a 1898 Principal Petitioner.
G. II. COLLINS, Atty.
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Texarkana, Arkansas, has found what
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
ROAD IMPROVEMENT LETTING.

NOTICE is hereby given that the East Mon
roe and Leesbprg Road Improvement will be
sold at public outcry along the line of the road,
TO the lowest responsible bidder or bidders on
the 18th day Of August, 1893,
Said road is to be improved according TO
specifications plat and profile in the Auditors
Office of Highland county, Ohio.
Said road is in three sections, being Nos /,
2 and 8, and are respectively 311 SO, 321.21 and
l64 IS rods in length.
Said improvement will be offered by sections
and then as q whole.
The commissioners and engineer reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
By order OF the commissioners OF Highland
county, Ohio.
NATHANIEL MAssIE, Engineer.
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Among the most interesting of the
pieces of gold plate used at the recent
royal wedding breakfast at Buckingham
Palace were several magnificent fiagons
taken from the flagship of the admiral
who commanded the Spanish Armada.
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The Ottawa Canada Gazette contains
a notice OF an application to parliament
next session to incorporate a company
to construct canal or ship canal from
some point on Lake st. Clair to a point
on Lake Erie, between Point Pelee and
RondOau harbor.
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Miss Mary Walker, while passing
through corntield in Wolfe Skin dis
trict, in Clarke county, Ca, picked up a
silver half dollar that had on it the year
1853. There had been no one living at
the place for over fifty years.
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Proposed Amendment to the CON
stirution Of Ohio.
TAXATION.

SECTION !. BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE GEN.
KRAL ASSEMBLY oFTHE STATE OF OHIO, That
propos tion shall be submitted to the electors
OF this State on the rsi Tuesday afte, the d irst
Monday In November, 1898, to amend Section
:, Article XII. OF Lh- Constitution OF the State
OF Ohio, SO that II shall read as follows:
ARTICLE XII.
SEQ. a. Laws may be passed which shall
tax by uniform rule ali moneys, credits, In.
vestments IN bonds. stocks: joint-stock oom.
property according to the true value thereof
In money. In addition thereto, laws may be
passed ID, taxing rights privileges, franchises,
assembly may direct; but buryiDg- grounds,
public school, houses houses used exclusively
for public worship, institutions of purely pub
lie charity, public property used exclusively for
by general laws. be exempted from taxation:
and and the value Of al property 20 exempted
shall, from Time to time, be ascertained and
published as may be directed by law.
SECTION q AT such election, those electors
desiring TO vote for such amendment M
have placed upon their ballots ihe words
" Amendment taxing franchises and priyj.
leges-Yes." and those opposed TO such amend
erd. ment may q nave placed upon their ballots the
privileges-No."
SECTION 8 This amendment shall take
eject on the first day Of January; 2, 1894
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
ANDREW L. HARRIS,
President OF the Senate.
Adopted April q, lS93
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, OHIO,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
I,sAMUEL NJ. TAYLOR, Secretary Of State of
the State OF Ohio, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is an exemplifed copy, carefully
compared by me with the original rolls now
on hle in this office, and In my official custo-
dy as Secretary of state as required by the
laws of the State of Ohio, OF a Joint resolu-
ton adopted by the General Assembly OF
the state of Ohio, on the 22d day of April
A. ID. 1898
IS TESTIMONY WHERE y, / have
bereunto subscribed my name,
SEAL and affixed my official seal, al
Columbus, the Ath day OF April
A. ID. 1898.
SAMUEL NJ. TAYLOR.
Secretary of State.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-27
RED MEN.

Pettaconsett Tribe held a MASQUERADE
ball last evening in Freedom hall aud il
was "a success in every particular.
The officers Of Os,e nequin Tribe were
publicly installed last Monday evening
by Past Grand Sachem A. Spencer, and
board of great chiefs. a dance followed
During the ceremony OF installation a
mu Zeal and literary entertainment was
given. Caterer Haveus furnished a col
lation.
King Philip Tribe held n short session
Monday evening. Work in one or more
of the degrees will be in order next Mon
day evening.
Wamsitta Tribe had n large attendance
! st Monday evening, six applications for
membership were received. The warrior
and chiefs degrees will be conferred next
Monday evening.
The great chiefs will make an onicial
visit TO Canonchet Tribe Friday evening,
Feb. 3.
There is TO be n grand exemplifcation
OF the four degrees OF the order I'm Lynn.
Mass, under the auspices Of Wamsitta
Tribe OF this city. The date will prJba.
bly, be announced at the meeting of the
tribe next MoneaY evening.
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ODD LADIES.

The social committee OF Packard Lodge
MT at the residence OF Lady Reportpr
Mrs. Elvira Wilbur aud made arrange
ments 20 hold a grand masquerade ball
Friday evening, Feb. "a.
Sen or Representative Carrie NJ. Pack.
ard was presented with n handsome silver
berry dish by the members OF the lodge
Sister Emma Josliu making the prescnfa'
ton speech. Rec Irding Secretary Mrs
Susie Fisher. OF behalf of the lodge nre.
scented the same laty a Junior Repre.
sentative Gre Allen with bandson q
bouquets OF flowers.
Packard lJdg held its regular meet.
INK Tuesday afternoon Too propos.
tOus for memOcrship were received and
two candidates were initiated. A nnbiic
installation wa held IN tue eyenint,
when the officers for tue ensuing tern,
we're Installed by he following govern
ment officers Right Worthy Lodge
GDverness VI r. Bslell, Rxht Worthy
Wee Lodge g lvernc.s. Mary SkiIjug
Rivht Worthy Cuudacinr 4. NJ N,r.
We % Boston. sis cr Ha'tle Miliitms
81 Htmbiiu Lodge. was also prr.e
After this came . very pleasing eater.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-27
GRAND ORIENT.

a new council OF the Grand Orient was
In titutel in holden's Hall ON Manton
avenue last Saturday evening by Grand
Orient Henry o.. Martin, assisted by
John +. Bowen, john Kenyon, A. r.
tioNe. John +. Farrell, Lewis Sanborn
and Henry Nickerson. Twelve candi.
dates were initiated and twenty-.our
more will receive the degree next Tues
day evening in the same hall. The OIL
GERS OF the new council are as follows:-
Grand Orient, Jonn f.. Farrell: vice.
orient. Mark l.. Bullock; prophet. Henry
L. Nfckerson; grand prince, Abe RI
l.. Holden; grand herald, George 4.
Mosher; grand keeper OF parchment.
Saunder J. Wilson; grand purse bearer
Mathew Linden; grand sentinel, William
Crane; grand keeper OF out gate, Chris
tnpher Taylor; Inspectors, a. ID. Rose
and William kowley. All hands had n
feast at the conclusion OF the evenings
work, and a large one will be i'm readi-
ness next Tuesday evening when all
members Of the order are invited to be
present.
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PYTHIAN SISTERS.

Hope Temple will hold a grand mas.
querade bali Monday evening, Jan. 80.
Cir n CHER Sarah j. Golf, assisted by
Gran, Senior Emma Mclaughlin, and
Grad Manager Anna Bucklin, installed
the following-named officer In GDod Will
Temple last Friday evening": Most ex-
cellent chief, Miss LiZze Fuller: excel
lent senior, Mrs. j. :. Reed; excellent
junior, Mrs. Deberoh Schrieber; manager.
Mrs. Priciila Chace; mistress OF records
and correspondence. Past Chief Jennie
-. Hawkins; mistress OF finance. Esther
Hirshon; protector, Miss Emma Braman:
guard OF outer temple, Past Chief Mrs.
Sarah West. One candidate was init
ated. \ collation. was served at the close
of the session.
The executive committee OF the Grand
Temple met last Tuesday afternoon. Con-
siderable business of a private nature
was transacted. A visitation OF the
grand chiefs 10 Unity Temple. Tuesday.
Feb. %, and May Temple, Monday, March
IL, was arranged.
Unity Temple had a we'll attended
session las Tuesday evening. Two can
didates were Initiated and two appiica-
lions for membership were received.
There were visitors present from near.y
all OF the temples in the state. A light
lunch was served.
The members of the order will be
pleased TO leara that Past Chief Rilla
Dodge is signify improved.
Elmwood Temple meets this evening
A number OF candidates will be initiated.
Deputy Grand Chief Mary Millett in
stalled the Offices Of East Providence
temple last Monday evening. She was
a. sted by supreme Representative Nv.
IA VI. Carpenter and Grand Senior Emma
Mclaughlin. \ pleasing musical and
literary program was given and "a cola.
tion served.
Good Will Temple will nave among
Its attractions at its entertainment and
social Wed uesday evening. Feb. s. "A
broom drill by "A dozen or more pretty
!ouug ladies.
Eureka Temple held its second parlor
party ,ast Wednesday evening at the
residence Of Brother and Sister Harry
; attn. Vocal aud iustrum .utal music
and games were the chief features. MIR
and Mrs smith claim "A record for their
AMI entertaining guests
This temple has a strong membership
"A m / the iraternll spirit of the order is
surely visa this temple. The next regu.
meeting will be held February u. when
there Will be- work aud they hope 10 sec
All members as well AS visitors from all
present.
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DEPARTMENT or RHODE ISLAND, q. A. r.,
PROVIDENCE Jan. 81, 1898. ,
SONS OF VETERANS.

Gen. A. +. Burnside camp will tender
a grand reception To the divi sion officers
Tuesday evening, Feb. IA TIE affair is
in the hands OF Capt. Frank j. Clinton.
The next social TO he given bv Fred f..
Davis camp will b an every day sort OF
an affair, u d will be held Tuesday even
iug, Feb. 81.
James DE Wolf camp has appointed n
committee to arrange q program TO be
given Union Defenders day that occurs
Monday, Feb. 10.
Gen, n. f. Burnside Camp, No. 3. hell
its regular meeting On Tuesday evening,
and an unusually Interesting one IL was.
The committee on the reception TO be
given The officers of the Rode Island
division reported very great progress. and
that the affair will be success Is already
assured.
Several subcommittee have been Nd.
pointed. among them heing "A reception
committee. with Past Col. /. A. Barton
a. chairman, and "a decorating committee,
WITH FIRST Sergt. W. Z. Bolles rs chair
man.
The report Of the Camp Council for the
quarter ending Dec. 81, 1892. WAS ren-
dered and shows that the camp is in very
good condition.
Lieut.. ". III. Mccormick who has been
i'll. was on duty again at the meeting.
The camp ad pied "A set OF re ,oiutions
offering the services of the G. uD TO Slo-
cum IOSL NO. ~, VI. a. H., on the Occd-
sion of its twenty- tif n anniversary on
February %. 1898.
y large delegation from the camp will
also attend the reception at the Nara
gansett Hotel. ANA campfire at Infantry
Hall on Feb. II, IN honor OF Commander
ln-Chief Wessert OF The G.. \. X.
Commando Messert is a strong friend
of the Sous of Veterans, being one of
those first prominent IN securing recog-
milton by the Grand Army OF the Sons of
Veterans.
Capt. w. Blnnin. made the following
appointments in James a Carried Camp:
First sergeant, w. A. Mckenzie; quarter
master sergeant. Joseph FrankIand
sergeant OF the guard, Fred a. pillsbury.
color sergeant. Warren A. Waterman:
principal musterer, e.. Is. :. Manchester.
Jr.; corporal OF the guard, G. o. Swan;
camp guard, j. ID. Ellis; pickle guard,
Lake. & L. Hadf Id has re-
csived a transfer TO the Gen. John A.
Department of MARYLAND.
In the future Gen. j. \. Garfield Camp
will meet the first and third Wednesdays
in zach month.
Col. James Barton Camp will meet
next Monday evening. Members are re-
lues ed TO a tend in large numbers.
Fred II. Davis Camp eXpgc, a large
ieleg ltion Of comrades OF Arnold Post To |
attend their meeting next tuesday even
NJ. Business of importance will be pre-
Fifty thousand combination tickets during
he past five days. send EN- in. brown. Is
eddy.
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tainment consisting Of a march by the
pianist. Sister Eliza ; $500; recitation,
Master Arthur Kinnicum; song, MISS
Johnson and Miss Hanford; recitation,
Right Worthy Conductor Mrs. A. NJ.
Maxwell; reading, Mrs. Flora Lynch;
song, Miss johnson; reading, Mrs. Eliza
beth Ormsby. Cake aud cream were
served To all.
The Good Will Sewing Circle held a
supper In the banquet hall of Colu mbia
Lodge last evening, aud it was extensive
~ ~patronized. Previous 10 the supper
the society elected officers for the present
year, who are as follows: President JUL a
bragg; vice-president, Mary Stimpson,
secretary, Abbie Austin; treasurer, Pen
man Wood; directors, Annie Lamphear.
Jula Stone aud Emma Marchant.
Lady Governess, Mary Bedell OF the
government Lodge of Boston, installed
Mrs. Julia Hussy as noble lady in Tri-
umph Lodge last evening.
Inc cool weather increases the orders on
wedding announcements Call and inspect
styles. Brown. IS Eddy.
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GOOD TEMPLARS.

A temperance service will be held Sun
day. Jan. -, at 7:30 L. NJ, in tie Hope
street NJ. II. Church. under the auspices
OF -. Johns Lodge. Brown University
students and quartet will conduct the
exercises.
The executive committee of the Grand
Lodge transacted considerable routine
business at its recent meeting.
Mrs. keefer had an attack of pneumo-
MA OF several weeks duration after COM
pleting her lecture work in Rhode Island.
frONluence Lodge had one candidate
Mo lday. st. John. Home and Benefit
lodges were represented also Martha
w ~ashington Lodge OF New YORK city.
Inc social exercises were excellent.
The attendance at the District Lodge
wednesday vas very large. Five per
sons received the district q gree. 1'ne
grand officers installed the following Of
ncers Tor the ensuing year: ID. T., Wal
ter ;. Belcher district councillor. James
L. Bicknell; ID. V. L., Jennie y. Worth !;
district secretarr. Arthur holgate ID. ;.
j. l.. Maggie Nickerson district treas
urer, James Wicks; district chaplain,
David Stranger district marshal, Rob
ert POLLOCK ID. g., Mile Appleton ID.
., robert Wilson district deputy mar
snaI, howard Chamberlain district as
sistant secretary, Leuora Lewis.
Ia the recent iasal %sleighIng accident
NJ ionsuale, SIX members of Blue Bell
NSN WIZ SohNtTuci. DTOlutF Nllllalll
Draper was killed, Brother Tho mas vii
son seriously injured, Brother Blackwell
escaped injury by jumping, while the
other three sustained injuries. The six
bearers at the funeral OF Bro, her Draper
were all members of Blue Bell.
Temperance services will be held under
the auspices OF st. johns Lodge a. toll
lows: Feb. 8, at Elmwood Cougrega-
tional Church; Feb IL, al Y. VI. c. A.;
March IL, AT eva Street baptist
Church.
a challenge debate and double install
lation will occur Monday. Feb. 6, ia Car
roll Street HILL. The lodges participat-
ing, being Providence and ST. John
l. dyes.
One brother joined st. John, Monday.
Brothers An 'GN, Barlow Harrison,
Lokey and tlsSe were appointed 10 AR
range for the third anniversary. Past
Chlet Templar Hathaway Of Providence.
and Fast County Temp,ur Houston of
Martha Washington, No. IL, New York
city, were present.
Call and get estimates on your bv-Iawz
BROWN Eddy street.