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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-10-26
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
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School Examiners.

THE Board of School Examiners Of h,s-
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tiOns OF Applicant u for Certificates will ,sr .
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bHtldtng on the first Saturday ~ s,vi.
month, and sn the third SsfvrdHv OF Jsnr
sry, February, March, April, AugG.i a..
September. The Rxsnipsfiah 'es pi-sc See
by law ~ 50 cents
By Grdef Of th+ Boar
HENRY u. WILLIAMS c.s
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See the Worlds Fair for Fifteen Cent

Upon receipt Of your address and
fifteen cents in postage stamps, we will
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OF the Worlds Columbian Exposition,
the regular price is Fifty cents, but as
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There were six post.office inspectors
seated in row at The presentation of
the "Black Crook" at the Grand Opera
Hon Monday night They were not
there for the inspection of mails how.
ever - Times Star
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A Spaniard has succeeded in extract.
ing from grasshoppers certain fatty
substance which he claims is capable of
being transformed into the finest soap
extant,
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Senator Allen 1.-THE fourteen honr''
man. was born in Ohio. but he went
West young and bis lungs grew mp with
th- county, Inter Ocean.
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Lawyer Hornblower leaves practice
which nets him $4,000 to take place
on the supreme bench salaried at So
600.
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Samuel Arriton, of Monroe, Miss, re.
Gently saved four persons from drown.
ing. Another good Sam Arriton.-P Phil
adelphia) Ledger.
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Proposed Anaenalls... ~ the Lun-
0titution Of Ohio.
TAXATION.

..ssy s; ss 4: :: :;;ss s: s:ss' s,:ss:.ss 1
:hal. b submitted s: r e: electors o. thi.
None Hond.S - in s Z % snsnd ns s.e.ion
:. Article XII. Of the Constitution .oi the
stats Of Ohio 90 that - shall read - Sollows:
ARTICLE xIl.
sso Laws msy - pssseA witch shar
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;s'l: : ss':ss, s, :ns :sisS sS isf,s T
isgss, franchises, and eucA ether subj~es
nation = the general s.seusiy nay !airect;
ssu.ss I'd ~ ,pss vs"s
;..si:ss.s sss;s1. .ys; sA':sy public public
yslus o ~ .psepG.v = s.snPisa shall
ass !: M, e :. ss,. = 3 e.. a.s pub
Assiring % vote fot .snch smendmant nsy
1ss ssn ns 's s:aesi.s: % "a "a ra pss
Ieses.Yes and thoss opposed - E,c,
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Sec ssc1los ON !. This amendnsns shAu TAX,
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Adoptsd April a uA
uNIrED STATES o. AAEsIcA. 0Me.
0rplcE or TIE 6rcRgTARY - eTATA
I, SAMUEL ". TAYLoa, Secretary q otase Of
shc stAte Of Ohio. DO hereby csftify that The
foregoing 10 an exsnrlfhsd copy. eereiu. y
compared BY NE With The. erieinal rolls nev
dy = secretary q sists = reSuifsd by lss
laws Of the Stats Of oAio. Il : jesni resoiu
ton adopted py. the General Assembly ~
.hs s..E 81 ohss. Oh ths ~ Az u April.
In Tts-.xoxy wHsseop ! Asvs
heSsu subarrtf-t my name.
tRAl end hiii Fed ny eeicisi sesi. ~
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Hair dye is considered go detrimen
to long life that Paris insurance ce
pany refuses to insure the lives Of p
SONS who use it.
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II consider Chamherlain's Cough
Remedy specific for Group. 1t is very
pleasant 10 take, which is one Of the
most important requisites where cough
remedy is intended TOR 70 use among
children. have known OF caves Of
cr',np where know the life 81 little
one was saved by the ace Of Chanber-
lain's Coneh Remedy" ~. LaGranse.
DsuRsist, Avoea. Nsh, 80 cent bottles
for iAie ~ seybest & CO.
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Guaranteed Care for Rheumatisnl

The 6rst bottle OF DR.. Detcho
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promptly refunded. You take no risl
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Why? W.! Wss %s|s: ! I;:s s;::is!s .. e.: e.:

will outlast all other paints, give q
handsomer finish, better protection to
the wood, and the first cost will be less.
If Barytes and other adulterants of
white lead are "just a. good AZ
Strictly Pure White Lead, why are all
the adulterated white leads always
branded Pure, or
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ohambeflain's Eye and Skin Ointment
Is certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles.
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
25 cents per box. For sale by druggists
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THE SHORTEST AND I EST II E

Train No. 81 leaves Hillsboro at z asa a.
Train No. SO leaves Hillsbnro at2:Op n.
Train No. 65 leaves Hiilsboro at 4:-Sp y. n
Train No. go arrive at Hillsboru al 10:lUx. !.
Train No. 60 arrives at Hillsboro 40 IN.
frain No. "a arrives at Hiilsboro e. 6:1 r.
All trains daily except Sunday,
Rates as low as by any other lre.s,d n
extra fare for fast time on limitc, yes bul d
trains.
Ask for tickets via Baltimore S Obi. X.
sSFor reliable information, maps ii
u trains aud the best possible ra, II, pl, t
Agent B. Il o. s. W. r r or to
Q. .. PATTON Trav. Pass'r Ag't, CL..lico re, i.
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CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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The smallsst coin 10 the world is the
Chinese ''oash," about equal to thu
twelfth of . cent
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TO HORSE OWNERS.

For putting horse in fine healthy con-
dition try DR.. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over worked horse. 25
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KRAMER HOUSE

PHILIP KRAMER,
The best known landlord In Southern
Ohio. is still in charge OF this popular
hotel. Stop ana see him when you come
10 Hillsboro
Livery and Sale Stable attached.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. July 2O.-OFFERISGs-Wheat go
busAels. Corn, ,43I bushels.
sALEs.-Wheat, J20 bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
who Did the Rcscuing p?
tchlcaro Tribune. 2Oth.l


Tint is a curious controversy which was
mentioned in Yesterdays Tribune-as to
tie persons who removed CAPTAIN tltz-
patrick from the roof to the ground al the
time OF tho Coll-StOrage Building nre.
One would imagine that there was no room
for dlspute regarding something wnlcn
took place in the presence OF thousands Oh
soeetators many Of whom knew by sight
Assistant Marshal Murphy. who has oeea
generally understood 10 be the man VINO
went hack 10 the roof of the blazing build
ing and rescued his comrade mt the peru OF
hrs own life. That was tn statelneht
made IN all the morning papers the DAY
Marshal Murphy still claims that be.
with a truckman and captain OF 4 NOOK
and-ladder company, lowered FItzpatrlcA
10 the ground and that no one else was
with them. Several spectators VINO Know
the Marshal perfectly corr0borate MS
story. On the other nand, Lieutenants
Muller and Parker, Of one OF the truck
companies. saw that they, acting under
Murphy's orders. raised ladders. and Dy
means of Gfe-lines took Captain james
Frtzpatrick from the roof" A police ON
Ger who was M the foot OF the ladder tens
a detailed story to the effect that the two
heutepants went mp first, with Murpny
lust behind them and rescued fltZpatflc".
Marshal Swenie aISO seems lHcilhVd ~ 70
of the opinion that the two hentenahls
and not Murphy did the work.
has not been customary for tho hremen
10 claim honor winch was not their que.
II is impossible TO believe that either tae
Marshal or the heutenants would make
incorrect statements intentionally, espe-
cIallv regarding something which took
place IN the presence Of 50 vast an audit
ence. Nor Is It Likely that either OF the
parties 10 the controversy could be mis-
taken as to the identity OF tue man saved
for all must have known tltzpatrck well.
II was stated IN one Of the papers the
morning after the fire that the work OF
rescuing the Captain was done BY Murphy;
the two men be saws We're with him. ana
also the two lieutenants. 1t IS not lmpo'-
slble that this was the case and thar me
excitement and confusion Of the moment
was such that no one could tell afLcrwards
with accuracy who assisted him. IT Is bet
ter TO adopt some such explanation than
to assume that any Of the men who acted
so 5ravely Mt Jackson Park would try de-
lberately to rob their comrades OF the
honor which belonged to them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
OUR SISTER CITY.
Court Matters and Other News in Man


chester.
pis,rict- Deputy.Gra Master ". II, Sneai
has installed the following officers for stuart
Lodge Of Odl-FeIlows Past Grand, w. X. Flour
nov. Noble Grand, w. K. Wilkinson; Vice
Grand, : L. Jones; secretary u, W. b lahhSn-
sntp. Treasurer, A. j. Blankeuship; Chaplain.
\ H. Andrews; Warden, Z. :. Iotty; IOn-
ductor, j. q. Saunders; Right Supporter 10
Noble Grand. &. V. Green; Lott supporter -
Noble Grand. =. ID. Wilkinson; INSIDE Guardlan'
q r. Hall: Outside Guardian, &. W. Payne;
kigut Scene supporter, j. X. smith; Lett scene
Supporter, c. T.. Wathal. wee vrahds AP-
uointmsnts-Right supporter 10 wee Hfhlh' ~
". Reams: Left supporter to wee Grand W.
J.. Adams -.
me Hastings Govt was I'm session a short
while yesterday. The case Of George Wl1la m
Westco't, charged with robbing the mohey-DOA
Of the Richmond and Manchester Railway Com
paly, was called. and. on motion OF tho defend
ant. was continue ( until neXt W ednesday.
Mrs Thomas McNameo has returned from
Baltimore. -.-...... 80, =.
Mir. B. +. Prison left yesterday evening on a
Miss Ethei Archer will leave IN few days for
Amelia Courthouse.
Dr.. l.. sims, OF Glover Hill, Chesterfield, was IN
Manchester Yesterday morning.
Mr. ID. l.. TOney who has been quite SICK Tor
several days, Is able % be out again.
The next meeting of the Board OF supervisors
OF Chesterfield viii be he'd next Monday.
Mrs. b. Y. Prison, who Las been quite SICK IN
PENNSYLVANIA, is reported 10 be improving:
one OF the finest colts al the "hitby stock
Farm is owned by Dr. Lawrence Ingram, OF this
city. 1t is u yearling by Norfolk sire OF Miss
Nelson.
There will be game OF ball tomorrow artor-
noon al Manchester Base-Ba PARK between the
Arlington team OF SwansuOro and hOuntree
trunk-tactOry team, Of Richmond.
There was some little excitement In the Sc
coni and First Wards last night bet"ecn ana
| s. O'Clock occasione1 by the report that mao
dog was running amuck In that section OF Tao
CITY. Whether the dog was really Iabld could
not DO ascertaned. nor could II be learned
whether IL was killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
Personals md Briefs.


Mr.. C. A. Nesbiit AID wife are visiting friends
in Baltimore
MIR. f. Waiter Carter is out again after few
days Ol iudisposlton.
The Thuiman Democratic Club will hold a
meeting this evening.
Mrs. L. =. Kuhn has left the city 70 visit his
father al Poplar Springs, Nd
Miss NJ. Ethel Kelley is visiting her friend,
Miss Amy Todd, In stanton, Va.
Mrs. Hubert A. jarvis has gone 70 Lexington,
Va. where she Will spend the balance OF the
summer
Mrs. CAPTAIN Frank jerks and family left yes
teTday for Lexing ION 70 spend the remainder OF
the summer.
Suit was instituted In the CITY Circuit Court
Yesterday by Eastman Il co. against Cams x
Brother for S122 II.
Miss Willie Sullivan, Of 206 south Belyidere
street, left last Tuesday 10 visit friends al Lex
ington and Natural Bridge
The Grand Council. American Legion OF Honor,
convencs in It's tenth session Al ocean Nie"' 'a''
July rs, 1893, al o'clock /. h.
Mary Mason (colore1) was received AZ the
penitentlary yesterday from hichmohd CITY "
serve one year for grand larceny
Mira James f. Kesrney, Miss Mary W. kear-
new. aud Miss Agnes Wiseman Will sail Tor
EUROPE on the Campania August 1th.
CIR. Thorpe, Of Hanover, the nswly-appoint-
ed mail agent on the POcahontas, luhlueI yes
terday and will mako his first trip Monday
Two new patrol boxes were put up yesterday
No PIP corner Duyal street and Brook avenue,
and No. 222, corner Harrison and Clay streets.
the uowitasrs will give their first moonlight
10 Dutcn Gap on the Pocahontas on the night OF
August lst. They will give another August otn'
Miss Amelia Teskie, OF Paramount, Henrico
county, left Wednesday Afternoon 10 spend "a
low weeks with friends in spotsylVanis county
The West End Choral Society OF LaureLstreet
Methodist church gave their nrst cOhcort IaSt
night. IL was largely ATTENDED, ana Sres'iy GU
!oyed.
Mrs. j. A. Chapman and two CHILDREN nave lelI
for their homo. Newport News, Va, after
,nree-woeks' visit TO her sister, Mrs. Q. W. Dali
rympe.
Mira onarles and her daughter, Miss Louise
onAries. left yesterday for Cincinnati TO visit
Essietnnt- & eneral. Ssenger-Agens Ryan lhey
will 20 70 Chicago 10 August or septem'es'
Damon Lodge, Knights OF Pythiss, viii have a
,,,Nonl,yi,t excursion on the Pocahontas Tuesday
night. the committee III charge are he.era "
Is. Groo5ns, J. A. AeAnley' ana D. l.. Noooy'
Rev. /. J. Spencer, OF Winchester, Ky. former
ad,lor OF the Missionary Heektg. 10 vlsiuos, WIN
~. family. a, Cuckoo, Va, and VIII preach a!
l.itboa church. In LOUISA county on sunday
~ N,cho,s. tho young man who Was 80 bad
10 ,ntured by falling or jumping from tno thira'
s,ory window OF the store occupied oy MI. a, U
Jshnke on the night OF the IRE at Loitsicn bro
,ners' place, was we'll enough yesterday W ioa'e
me city almsnouso innrmafy'
ns,srs. W. u. Taylor. Juan 4. P.ssini. ~. =,
r. Kupank ana John Tresnon. OF the Las'ius
pleasure Club, leave to-day on the s,ooP 49,
Tor = fashing tour In the waters 81 he ~"o'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21

II was currently reported that a decision In
case OF great importance had been rendered
against the company, that the concern was In
financial straits, ana that q receiyership was
imminent. Officials OF the company emphat-
icailv denied the rumOrs affecting the credit Of
the concern. and shortly before the close II be-
came known, through dispatches from Silwau-
kee, that Judge Seaman, IN the United states
District Court, had granted an injunction against
the Ocont0 Manufacturing Company, thIs up
holding the validity OF the Edison patents In the
tncandesccnt lamp. On this General Electric
recovered 20 4S1es4SA and tho general market
rallied from the lowest Final quotations In
majority OF instances were above those OF yes
terday, the net gains varying from "a TO pa per
cent London was credited wch purchasing
over %, 600 shares, and IL was reported that a
lnading bear operator had covered an extensive
ffva - al,a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
Misses Daniels Entertainment.

fC,orrespondenceo OF tho Richmond Dt3oltch.l
KEYsyILLE. Va. july l9.-The Misses
Daniel gave a mos. delightful entertain
ment at their beautiful home, IN Smith
VILE. on last uight. complimentary 10 the
Misses EchOls OF Natural Bridge Merrill
of Richmond, and Marshall OF Fredericks-
burg. The may dance was INDUCED IN
bv a number Of the guests, while others
found amusement IN various other ways.
There we're present Mesdames +. G.
Thornton, y. q. Eggleston, :. +. Daniel.
Matte Law. and David Rice, Misses Nam
ME. Lula. ana JAMIE Watkins, Lizzie Mar
shall. Anna Marshall. \lrgie Jones, Matte
Thornton, Matte Sheppcrson, Eugle
Chappell. Saile Norvell. and Mabel
Michaux. Messrs. i. f. Daniel ST., =.
L. Daniel. Jr.. T. A. Proctor. K.
l.. Proctor, ". c. Scott, J. Is. Friend.
c. III. Friend. A. ;. Priddy, l.. l. Gregory,
F. n. Gregory, J. ". Wool. A. o. YanNess,
J. I. Morton, L. W. Morton. }. NJ. White
X. 5. Spencer II. I. Terry, w. q. Williams.
G. f. Norvel. Hobson Norvel.. J. T.. Vii
liams. r. W. Williams, j. p. Marshall, ".
Ii. Powell, James Marshall. W. c. Caring
ton, II. c. Marshall, q, NJ. Smith, and l..
Stanley Jeffres
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21

The resell Ia In every way gratifying. MIRA
Ameihl y. Coigan, Of Hampton, Va, assistant
nation al inspector Was specially directed 10 per
feet the organization and install the officers. In
accordance with previous arrangements the
ladies' Interested met yesterday at tho homo OF
Colonel J. A. Pattec. 2305 Broad street, wbete
they we're TONED by Mrs. Cogen aud fully in-
stfaciod, and we're organized by tho election OF
their osllcers &c.
In the evening NJ . O'Clock there was public
Installation o. officers In Pm keatny Pos. room,
where wcre assembled tho members ot the post
In uniform, tho members OF tho corps, and
numerous friends.
The ceremonies attending installation occu-
picd about Que hour and wcro extremely III
tcresitng aud inn ressive. Tho officers elected
are AZ foliows: President, Mira Lacrolia Wilson ::
SENIOR Commander, MRS Ida Lloyd Juaior
Ntrc-C commander, Miss Mayme Leahy; Jreasu-
rcr, Mrs. Kate ". Russell: Secretary. Mrs. Mar
garct Snyder Chaplain, Mis- Eliza j. Pattee !;
tOltuct0r, Mrs. Mary Chalkloy; Assistant Con-
tu tor. Mrs. Mary Monroe: Guard, Nrs. Bell
Baser; Assistant Guard, Mrs. May Rancy.
After mo ms allRtiOn a considerable time WAS
spent N fOcial enjoyment. experimenting,
music, rocltouons, &c. The evenings ceremo-
MES clos"d with all hands enjoying an ico-croam
feast beautifully Supplied by Phi. KoHrny Post
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21

ira, 27za2ifc.: Japan, enc Molasses -Forossn
nominal: New Orleans, open kettle, good 70
choice, quiet ana steady at 3Oa3sc. feanuts
quiet. Cosfee-Optlons opered quiet ana closed
i5a2Oc. down: July. sl0.a5a&10 10, Sopteui-
Der, s15.75asl9; December, st5.3oasl6.bV ;
spot Mo dull and easier; No. 2, 11c. sugar
Raw dull and nominal; fair refining, 3Ac., cen.
trifugals, 96-test, Site; renaed quiet ani
steady: of A, t.1da54er., STANDARD a,
to Liverpool rrm and Ia lair demand; eotlon'
steam. Isd. grain, by steam, 3lad.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July 20.-Wheai was convaiescent
to-day. The up-turn wa duo 20 comparatively
steady cables. confirmation OF good export
Transaction, higher quotations for stocks, less
ertng Of shorts. and a brisk Investment demand.
Tho corn market was moderately urn but mac
tive until after the estimates for tO-mor-
rows receipts had been given out at
$50 cars when II weakened. The re-
poris from tho country were tor the
most part Of the most favorable kind concern
ing the progress OF tho crop The market be-
came heavier as the session advanced, snj 1ual
quotations wero the lowest OF the day. Oats
were weaker IN sympathy with corn. although
the Price Current said that crop prospects had
been impaired by rust Ia the West. Toe pro-
vision market was active and strong in the
article OF lard and duh Dut nrm for tho other
articles on the list.
Cash quotations flour duh and easier; No.
2 spring wheat. 624.a63c. No. 2 corn, 3Slsc
No. 2 oats, 26b4o. Mess-Uork sls.S5aslSs1te.
Lard go. T0as9.72Le. ShOrt-rib sides (Cosc
s7.92l,ass. l2Io Dry-satod shoulders (ooKedl
s7.76asS. ShOrt-clesr sides (b0xedl s60Oa
SIS 52lS. Whtskey. sl.l2.
The Leading futures ranged n follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
DEATHS.

BYRD.-Died. Tuesday evening, July
Is. 1898. Mrs. ADELE BYRD.
She leaves father, mother. four sisters,
and one brother 10 mourn Their loss.
Funeral THIS EVENING at 4 o'clock
from First Baptist church (colored).
Friends invited to attend without further
notice.
HARRY Died. July 20. 1893. at 9:05 p.
NJ. at coo west Marshall street. THOMAS
ALFRED, youngest con OF the late Rev.
w. S. Harry, in the 18th year Of his age.
Funeral will take place from Clay-StIeet
Methodist Episcopal church THIS AFTER
NOON at $3.50 O'clock. Friends of the
family are invited to attend without fur
Their notice. Interment will be at Oak
wood cemetery.
SMITH.--Died, July 2oth, at $50 A. ~,
of congestion Of the brain, CHARLES
MOORE SMITH. son of Hiram NJ. and Z.
T. Smith.
The funeral will take place from the
Grace Street Presbyterian church THIS
Triday) EVENING ut Q O'Clock. Friends
OF the family are invited TO attend.