davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
80 #

8. e5rBb,r, Seuti6sr apOtbsi.r, 465 uno 467 RiI,
tpaufee @be., Gde GbicaeO @ue.
s. s. 2i9tenb.reer & Co., 81 uns S33 RiIDanGss
Mpe., Gfe Sipifon Str.
6. @arftens, 81 Blue Sslanb @be.
emil st5rsns. s3 g, SalfeS gtE,. Gds GanaIposs
SEQ, 5. Gis9aa, eHODsR.Gss waOtfon unO saIFsS
Sfrube.
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6. 8. Glsner, 1861 Wtiltoaufee &ne.
8, 8. Setonsti. &pOtbetsr. 200 WiIpautes Gnss G6'
srnf @isosI, Sig %, ebteass gss.. sas gaaEtus ets.
Sreb. S. @terc., 5sl Oobsn gSs.
@etnbarbt Soisnbans. GpOtbster. 242 %. GOrtS Gss..
Gde Miblano. Nps.
6. 9. RlinteiofrOem, ,GpOtbslsr, eabSsR.GRs BsR
Sibifpn Str. unD 6onne Nbe.
Gilbert @afaiesr. &pOtbeter, 296 10. StbiFon Str, G6s
@oob Ctr.
Grant Grant s s gss smf,. qss; ;t t d 1Ess miIfoss ss, gss; ;m,,.
lpautes @bs., Gds Rinaie uno Stgplaines Str.
8. Mueblban, apotSefsr, 6l %. 9!ort6 abe.
BID. Wteinung, 85 Miltpuutes Ioe. .@de IibIanbaSe.
Gde @aibtenaD 9De.
@OISou & 60, 81. unO 9auItna Str.
5. s. S9tm.t, @pOtoeGss. 57 Blue SsIonO Ibe., G6s
6. s, @oitsTsOprf, GsOtb,fsr, 900 m. 21. stras..
&i&arb 6. Srerfien, IpOtbsttr. 1901 So. 3Ort6 WSs.
Gde SberiDon @ne.
goul s. 9sinemann. 41s @. StbtFOn Str.
6enrp @eime. &pOtbefsr. 1901 @entportb abe, G6s
y. q aIprsSt. apOtbetr. 2a9 @se 0ibtFOn Str. Sd.
6. { S; .etsinfrans, GpOtbsrsr. 96OO @onae. Str.
Gde 26. STRIDE.
8. s5nafs, Sapof6stsr. $50 gOrO @sRsrn GOs.. Ga,
3otomdc Nbe.
3Orfsn 0inS, QSotbeIer, 1923 81. weRern qpe.
Britt SiOrtOft. GpOtbefer. s12 ". AZ. etrabs.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
E zOHicen beg vNbenOblatt. "
office TeIepDpn SEQ. 635.

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mir NIT ben uuten aenannten 9erret eir NbfDlnnen o=
troffen, lUono9 Bel %benleIben @~uSei9en ougenpmnlen
tperoeu gu 0enielbeE BrelIen, as lpenn bieIel6en brett in
Der Expedition Der SqlnpiS Staats3eitung ~ab9eQebel
perben. &n5eigen iofpie Announcements fOnnet oil 6ieIcn
oerf4tebeneu @Iaben bis AZ Mbr 0itta8S ~ab9ege6en
lpcrben.
TOrDIerrG
atfrsb Mssnaeer. apOtbeter, s~ubfOtusr bon 9. 80.
Renbaa, 776 gOrtb 8art Ibe.
6. 8. s0isler &RotDsteE 445 gtortB gos, Gde @sus.
&ubolpb St9ooe, 4pOtbeter, 504 gOro Start Str, Gde
9. s, SlKeii6er, 2s6 q. qRartst Ctr, eds Dat ctr.
bti0of5 89armacD, 400 2tncoln MDe.
9enrg .o@aller, @pOtbeter, 24 2incOln GOe, Ode 2ars
gsm. :. Rler3s, beuti6er QpOtbefer, 1901 sslmontgp,.
Su!tus VI. SinOt, Deutifer MpotDefer, Gde @lDbourn
Npe. uno 2arrabee Str.
g. y $. ea1nfee, Oeuti3r @pot3sfer, 80 Of @bicagO gOe.
@nofeo SGaI99er, oeutlde 4potbcfe, lib uno lis GIps
6. 8 ,@fannitieDl, apOt6etsr. &ufb Str. SIDE esnsuue
8, g; Qssibe QpOt6etsr. WriobtlUOOO gOenue, Gds
@Ifss0 g. Doe, a~pOt6efer, 867 ebeffieGO UOs., uube
6. :; @t3tsr, GpOt5etsr, LAG Fullerton WOs.. nobs
0fobsrt a)e9sliano, apOtbeter, 254 0apton Str. ede
6. s Sai3icFA apot6stsr. 1927 goro etort Ctr, Cd.
g; 8; SSI6ak, apOtbstsr, 1897 q, eolfse Str.
: guq SPoE @snsT, a AS I y Slqrt CTR. Gfs 3iOiFOa.
GGooT A"- 'H'O" "OeNue1 @ae
9snr0 5: Bate, Qpotbeter, 1923 81. elort Ctr,
~lOeTt gorgeas, IpOtbeter. 1912 2incOlH QOe. Gde
81. q: gaeis, S%potbefer. 81 OF geortb qos. eas
s. q. Gmpis, .gSboGefo1ss unS S~stai1s6anOIer in grO.
SgmeH' Ite913GtT Dn urO I@bemifalisn, 227 9incOln
8. !; &ruoer' &potbefer, Ode GGDbourn uno Fullerton
8: @ipts Npotbstsr, 80 mebfer WOe., ede eOutbsort
S'eter &1reller, Gde RabenSipoOO Bart un0 Melroie
6frnRP nfuPuVher Nrc6 0nrg CN.A..
Iugut y. Jtstmer, 702 2infoln Nbt., Ode 9iberIep gn,
u. e. SmSer'us' @taarrsnluOeu. 81 q. &alfeO Str.
GAbfettG
GHtd Sbtsle. RG@fOlgsr Don Ssnrp gtrOtb, 212 Wr4et
ntt Si S0l 5nsth g|sot9 sls3 2l69 qresr gsss Cd. q. Ctr.
:; 9; @itters @p0tbetsr, 434l G. oGlitsO Str.
NO. ggertmttter' &sOtbstsr. s459 State Str. GRs IS.
8; 8Orbri@. gpOtbeter, 81. unb @auac. Str.
T'enett 4 0orsleS, 25O5 &r@er @pe.. Gds 9, 6aIRsS
8. s. -SiiYYSTr,, I've S.u ia T aSotb mse S Sabo I5s' Ws., uns
l. ctr, Seltpbon SOutb BAT.
y y SrGsT. 800 8entiOQrtb 2lSs., &de 81. Ctr.
e. :. &nOtgs, beuti9e NpOtbete. Gde G3. Gtrube unA
SaIte0 Str, @n9lepOOO. 3eIepbsn SIC gBentpOrfb,
6. BON @ermann, I~potbeter, AZ 26. Str, Idt Somosss
@0Osrt 5; &%sltsrt"a' @pOtbetr. 26Ol 6. 6altsO Str,
8; g8, @ittOrOs 1gpotbs'sr. 81. Ctr. unO Miatoou gs..
W. Bonnie, 2306 g. State Str. Wv
W s. @09ert, @potbefer. 5305 @alFeo, Cd. SO. Str.
She 9sopis35' 95SarHmass, sSOO " ubfsmSo SSe' mu on.
Mcntport6 Qpe. w. ""fO
NORTH Nne.
Ode Is. StraBs. "OS''
O. 6. MutbImurn. q. sc. sG6s 80. etrqs. unA g,,r.
EsuHss SbsRut, "O O'a'
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Neue An3eigen.

OIae 0ooessNn3eieen, weI9e fir Die
nlOreens2Iuseabe DER uJuinois Stats.
3eitune" auf9e9eben weroer, erf9einen fofen.
fret i'm QbenobIatt. Die NnnaRme pom Din.
seieen fir oaS IbenobIott f9lie6t um II uhr
mittaes, fir Die mor9en-2Iuseabe um 10 uhr
Qbenos.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14

- 9ds 9irettorilm Der rN1pctirten
8refe" ertpG6lte beute Die folgenben Sc
amten: 8ictor s. 2apfon, @bicago, prGff=
bent; 9orace M6tte, Seem gorf, 1, 8i3es
Prdtbent; Sobn 81. Mc2ean, Cincinnati,
2, @i3ezPrGfbent; Monager, MelbiGe g.,
Stone; @etretGr, G6as. g. 9ie6t; G9aBz
meiIter, 8ep. S9netber.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14

MuEtiOnsz Serf6mfe.
ufttDuSsW ott8.
%ResuIdre @ertaut8.Gae
MOnta9S NIB 9ouuerita9s.
Gpe3iaIs @erfdufe an oubereu Ta9eu BEG monats.
Wooret auf prtpot'Yerfauf WDoleIale ober RetoiL, 5u
NuttiouSsYreiIeH.
@erfdufe bon @obuuness Ginrl9tuu0en cine @peSialitat.
SeIb epr0ef9Oiien Bel uebertraSWno.
Gorreponben5eu lperbeu erlparlet.
martin 6 III d. & Co.,
MuftionGre,
l2ap1S, tuIO 261 g. 263 State Ctr, Chicago.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
8ferOe, @aaen &C.


Qubertaufen: giGi9, Elm lei9ter, unsebedter gT.
- preBpo9en, Der MIR fur5e 3eit 9ebroH9t pOroeH 1T.
Gin Bargain. 2725 Calumet Aoe.
. II o~ertaufeu: 8ilig. en betnabe neue5 &eoertpps
- 9u0qD; gtgentbimer broudt eS uibt. Stau binter
Der &eiibeus, 582 ggaIbington 8OuIeoarb.
On pertaufeu: Sin gutes 9ferb. gta9Sufrageu
- i'm Store 438 g. 9alIteo=Str. l3fb2t
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Oas ,~,2lbenoblatt"

lit in ben unten anoe9ebenen Sei96fteu at babeH:
gsorSiette.
G. Sentrner, 1899 Sincoln aoe.
q. 6. Stepbnl, 1l50 &incoln Aoe.
403 9roB @oe.
402 &pSCoe 8DuIeoar0.
u. Ct. Semitic, 1881 Belmont Mne.
g. Goldman, 174 @Iart Str.
G. 81. Mpore, 442 &iucoln NOe.
Son GtOlaos, 485 Siucoln @Oe.
e.. g. San, $40 SiucOlu @pe.
Sranf ma9uer, 597 SincoIu 4oe.
Soiepb Mtunt, TAI &iucoIn Ape.
6. 9teubous, $40 &incoln @oe.
@m. Soglor, 1O17 2tncolu gloe.
%. Betting 1926 @lort Ctr.
9o.ber. 457 @lart Str.
Srou Siubemoun, 421 gGorf ctr.
9. 90. 96r, 313 Glart Ctr.
%. q. WtoneD, 267 @larf Str.
st. Sermonn, 161 @lart Ctr.
S. st. &egeu, 513 glort ctr.
8. 8e9ner, 5000 g(arf ctr.
germ. S6impf ftp, 282 0ortb @pe,
g. 9oppmann, 867 @Iart Ctr.
s. Snlitb, 981 Start ctr.
Irau 6. @olter, 453 QGens ctr.
80. Gutberfprb, 500 @eas Ctr.
Surnbna, 545 @els ctr.
M. 6. S6miot, $50 gGeas Str.
6. so. Speet, 707 meqs Str,
SpDn Gtorr, 28O W9els Str.
9. Gurrie, 3O6 @eas Ctr.
g.. 9ieie, 34 Mels Str.
8. Siaer. 369 @ens ctr.
Prutr, 119 @els Ctr.
Sobn Bert, 141 gDeas ctr.
Sobn 8udleD, 211 @ens ctr.
Srou 6. Spbnion, 276 @eas ctr.
6. @ocin9, 100 g8eas ctr.
s.. So1ar, 1888 @els Str.
6. Gerian, 80 MeaS Str.
s. We6er, 1876 &arrabee Str.
9pfimoun, 464 &orro6ee Str.
6. Berger, 81 2arrabee Str.
9rau s.. M&orQau, 225 9ioiiion Str.
She Columbus, $40 9ipiiiou Ctr.
G.. Mt. @bite, 4O7H 9iniiiou ctr.
@. 6. 9telion, 334 9ioiIiOu ctr.
G.. anberIon, 37 9iprfiou Str.
s.. Ntiiler, 81 @iaolp ctr.
s.. q. Gbmann, IS @ilpp ctr.
8. S6urtelL, 81 State Str.
s.. 4. &iebL, 255 @Ieoelano Aoe.
8. Squirt, 391 Gebgpif Ctr.
SO. s. MteBIer, 567 Se0glpid Str.
ct. @noel, 1913 @ebglpif ctr.
GreuIer, 282 Sebglpit Ctr.
Spbu Stein, 294 Seo9lpif Str.
9itties, 262 Seo9ipid Str.
. o. 6. 9utnaut, 249 @lpbourn 9lOe.
9apter, 403 9lgbourn @oe.
q SRpi3 323 SInbnurr Sine
81 so S1ri4 d 6Inbnrr, SIN.
Gpbert 9reger, 149 SQinois Str.
9. Sd6raoer, 316 Ntartet Ctr.
0,lnohIoh g monr,u5or 9O1 morfst Str
Sa2torsoxn o19 CT, Gtr
60, zoo CO. S+r
S.0n o. AZ eroar;a e+r
@uq. Grau5en, 81 @ugeHie ctr.
@boS. @6bel, 16 @uQenie Str.
on -. O:L4~rFn~,, OEO 0,r5b ctr
S""l'''''
gubitorirn 9oteI.
@ictoria 9oteL.
@ellin9tou 9otel.
Selano 9otel.
Mte@opS 9oteL.
SeTtngton 9oIel.
~ eoftgreB Str.
81 AOanls StE'
III 81n Suren St.
ITO 9orrtloH or
Ill 9arrIlon on.
SSart 9oteL %. OH. mo %S"U"l9 Nv"
WeItIeite.
Seny' loo9 ~ 80 ~
III . II ALnDLEAgDbOt NUEs
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
SeranNannaen.


PARK-THEATER-@tate Ctr. naNe gougreB.
OLD BUCKS AND YOUNG pEARs.
T,gUs u u G6 Sf , @eIf 1a gne.j or iS5sn Sn@ dan1itst ~
Denoe 8iloer. OrientaHi9e Gauaer. 2 @uifiibrun9eu
tG9lld3. 10c.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14

Gei6dftsz0 elegenbeiten.
q 1000 faufqn et oltetobllrteS &uuoeusS 9ueiberges
% i9dft. @rbBteS Sei4Git an Der ~9tOrbleite. &0rehe:
N 81 Stoots3eittng. l4fb4t
On o]ertaufen: &oblens uub GrpreBsOffce; CUTE
- Sage, QuteS @eihGft luo GROCER Stod an Sono.
Suites Sei96ft fir ben ridttgeH Mtanr. gtad3niro9en
III oer Office oieie8 8lotteS. 13tb7t
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
gu berlei6en.


M eIb obue @ommtiiton. - Cine groBe Sulure
W fam 81 6 Bro3. 9elieben Derbeu, ebeuiO 8etrdge
gu 5 uub So qro5.; 8au.3arlebeu gum 9egeHtudrtigeu
&nriei @bica9Oer 9ruHoeigenthuM 9.0 s. Stone & 60,
o &aSnle Str. 19laH69R
Rprget Selo onf 9iomonteH, ubren, SupeIen. 9ouss
~ baltungs=Nt6bel unb PlanDs BON Der y. s. 8aloDin
Soon Co., 9. 6lIr gbicogO Stod grbauges Sebduoe,
Soiaae un6 WaibiHgtoH Str. 19aglJ
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
OrnnOeigent6uuG


On Oerfoufen: @hbi9e8 Wpbnbous in Der gs8he
- per Station @%bonbale gtortbtpeltern : @obn, fIr
SiTe Jonlllte bequem eIn9ertA5et Stuauno fHr utebrerc
ooer iGulbenfretes unbebantes @runoetqentbum oIS
&beti3obIung. IbreIie: q. g. bog 1877 a0onbaIe, @nof
@o'' SH l5m5. BAN
9u oertoufen: SOts auf NbI9Ioosaoblunq in Der
9tdbe Der Belmont rnb @litOl Qpeune $506-$6O0.
fails auf &bI1lo983oblun9 9ebout. s. Sbb, Simmer IS
@tGotS3sltun9s9ebauOe, Wtttoss 8pifaeu Gins u. 8mei.
l5nt3, baD
2uOertaufeu: upeusnoph Sic 5h5rSto
- Gde III ote'er bibiden uno bIibenbeu g}pr{fabf
gSoner hno Seiner III ben StraBen unb be GtroReI oes
ptloitert Sage: Gtos un6 Oitfront. MeQen 8reiS NH m
Detterer MustuMft menbe man I9 min6IiB ober idrIft.
lIb on Wm. 3. See, 112-114 9eorburn StroRe.
oUp'e o'''o'"4' 20nli. boD
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Btano8.


& Dfft3te fen 8ert6t Der oeutf9en &es
~ Qterunq iiber Die 8ianos ouf Der @ollmbil6et
misunderstanding lit oo8 BON teeb 6 Son bas etns
uncertainties, &i9lto, ipel9eS betom6ere Sr'
u. &eeD 81 CONS, 6obrltonten,
10feb7t 3 unb 5 IoamS Ctr, rabe MttDt9al1 NOe.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Seridie0eneS


@oar9elb fir altes Sob, SLIDER mn 9iomonte1. ont.
n9r 1nr 81. &o9ue 60, & o, Mtaoiionitr., 2. SSlIr
2l126t o'N'
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~ e%ouectlrt; feline 8eaoblnnQ menn erfDloIos, S11no
NtaeAer SonHt9'SOnitabIer IS 5. aoe, 8tmnter s, y
2mt1S
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14

SCrou 8eder, Die ~bcrHbmte M0Drja9eriu. entbaat
y oufS @Gergeuoueitc Die 9egeHiuort unb 3ufuuft
.3eigt bo8 Bib Der 3ufiiuiti0en. Siebt AuSfunft iiber
~gcitoblene Go6eu. @erIDt5= uub beiteu.
@nternt bbie Giufliife 0Irb SDmpatbie. $40. SAG
80 eu8=StraBe, uabe gtOrtb Apenue. Spre6Itun.
ben aud am SOnutag. Soils
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
So0cS=@M3ei0c.

S00cS=Ntt5ei0c+
Sreunben nnb 8efonnten biermtt Die ~trourtoe god.
riht. bog uuier 9eliebter Sotte un0 Batter SSettrn &.
&puntatut I'M Nlter BON al SaDren l1nb s M{onater
om MttttlnDd. MorQen, ben 10. 6ebruor, no9 Iou9en1
9etoe1 ieli9 I'M @errn enti9IateH lift. pie 9eerbtgRnQ
ftnoet ont Spnntog ben II. Sebruor, W&ittngS nm Il
itott. Inn lttae 3betlnobme bitten
&tarN &puitnttit, @atttn.
14fbSt SiSste unb @SarD, Rinber. g}e6it geriuanbteu,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
gu mietben geiH6t.

On mietben gefu9t: Gin 9nus NIT Gtoa; CUTE
~ Gage fiir 8dderei. Sfferten iIr oieie geohe. Abr.:
U SO Staats3eitun9.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14

BUR gequemIi6feit unierer au5eigenben Rnnoen Bobett
mir NIT ben uuten aenannten 9erret eir NbfDlnnen o=
trDffen, lUDnod Bel beuiel6en Nn5eigen ou9enpmniet
tperbeu gu benielber Breiien, als nenn 6ieIel6en brett in
Der @rpeoItion Der SGlnoiS Stoots5eitun9 ~obge9eben
oerf6tebenen Dlabet big AZ Mbr @Sitta9S ~ab9ege6eu
tperben.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
SerGaugt: Traueu uuO MfaO6eu.

WerGan9t: Cine quite RD9tr. 1919 @oIbtn9tor
SDuIeoar0. 12feb4t
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-02-28
Revival ut Memphis.

Rev. J. H. Middleton, on Tuesday
morning, closed up one of the best re.
vival meetings ever held in this part of
the country. 1t will be remembered by
many that Memphis, the seat of meet
ing, was for many years, connected with
Sabina. But, at the last conference ses.
sion it was severed, and for two or more
months was on the float, hither, thither
and yon, until the Rev. Mr.. Middleton,
by request of the Presiding Elder. Dr..
Pearne took charge of the appointment.
On the first Sunday of the present year,
they commenced protracted meeting
The discouraged membership rallied
and nobly stood by their pastor, fighting
at the point of the bayonet for ten days
and nights, when decisive victory perch.
ed upon Israel's banner. The work
moved on with glorious triumph until
one hundred and twenty joined the
Church, one hundred or more we're con.
verted. Many heads of families. young
men, young ladies some little girls and
boys were the happy participants. The
society of Asbury Chapel, the Friends,
of Oak Grove, and the Christian Oh urch !;
OF Centerville, came nobly to their aid.
To God be all the glory.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-02-28
Donation at Memphis.

In addition to the good work at the
Church, it's influence reached to the
home of the pastor. Monday afternoon
there appeared about sixty old and
young converts, marshaled by "Honor.
able Thomas Jeffs," with an overwheln.
ing donation. They took the preacher
and wife by perfect surprise, with al.
the good things imaginable. In addi.
ton, nice purse of money, and a nice
variety of food for "Nelly." But, what
most of all, made the preacher smile,
was the squall of the yellow legs"
After short season OF social glee, a
very interesting prayer meeting follow.
ed, conducted by the Capt Geffs. Many
thanks, dear friends. Come again when
you can stay longer.
j. III. MIDDLETON,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-02-28
Death Of Mrs. Z. G. Bennett.

Mrs. Catherine Elizabeth Bennett
wife OF f. Bennett, died suddenly, Sun.
day night. She had been ailing for
some time, but her condition was not
considered serious. Sunday afternoon,
she was taken out driving for the bene.
fit OF her health. Soon after returning
home she grew suddenly y and alarmingly
worse, gradually sinking into uncon
sciouspess. She died about 1890. She
was born September 2, 1922. She was q
lady of splendid Christian characl er,
having been a devoted and consistent
member o; the Baptist Church for more
Than forty years. The funeral was held
at the Baptist Church, Tuesday alter.
noon, Rev. J. P. Currin officiating
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-02-28
AND
A Little of the Same Wouldn't Hurt
ChillicOthe.

There is cause for congratulation in
, the fact that our neighboring town OF
Hillsboro is undergoing a religious
awakening that promises to be product
i've of great good.
Already the bride has been put on
the horse in the poker joints, and it is
as difficult now to get up 25 cent
limit game as it was wonths ago, to get
up game that had the ceiling for a
limit.
The tiger. too, is slumbering in his
lair. and the saloon men mourn and
refuse to be comforted, for there is moth.
ing that makes a man take to drink
like trying to bet a three.bob through
and then getting called, unless, per-
chance, it be the feeling of exultation
that fills the bosom of the man who
does the calling. He has the money,
too, and when ne obtains big wad of
it in that way, he is won't to be a little
reckless of it, all of which is good for
the man down stairs who tends bar.
1t is said that so strong has been the
moral and religious influence exerted,
that there has been but one arrest for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct for
five weeks. Whether this is attribut.
able to the fact that there was really no
drunkenness or disorderly conduct. or
to the fact that the town marshal and
the policeman were all attending the
revivals and neglecting business, does
not appear, but at all events the change
is for the better, and if the moral sense
has been shocked, ny fresh violations
of propriety, there hasn't been any
thing said about it.
But The Leader Gazette has lots of
good friends over at Hillsboro, whom,
it is delighted to know, are again being
coaxed, or driven, back into the straight
and narrow path.
The good people of Hillsboro can call
upon such aid and assistance as is in
the power of The Leader Gazette TO
render Chiilicothe Leader-Gazette.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-02-28

Gov. Mckinley says he isn't candi.
date for the U. S. Senate, and the offic.
ious J. P. Smith adds, "hot at this time. +"
1t is probably true that Smith, who
hates Foraker "as the Devil hates holy
water" would be glad to have Mckinley
run. But. the Governor is not such a
fool as Smith. The popular demand is
for Foraker. Mckinley knows that,
and he knows, too, that Ohio is his for
the Presidency. He doesn't propose to
do violence to the popular will. If he
should undertake it, the chances are
that he would lose both. If, however,
he should be beaten for the Presidential
nomination with Ohio solidly at his
back, there is no question but he would
succeed John Sherman in the U. S.
Senate, from which the veteran sta es.
man has announced his purpose of re-
firing. The Buckeye State could well
be proud OF such team in the Senate.
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Pete ROleum.

There is talk Of using coal oil as a
fuel at the Water Works 1t is estimat-
ed that great saving could be effected
through crude petroleum. In this con.
nection we clip the following from one
of our exchanges:
1t now looks as if the coming fuel for
locomotives would be petroleum. The
Baldwin Locomotive works have made
several experiments, all Of which have
been highly satisfactory.
Their latest test was last week. A
train of coal weighing 60l tons was
hauled Will. an average steam pressure
OF l70 pounds.
"rhe advantages TO be gained by the
use of petroleum." said q we'll known
B. q 0. s. w. r. R. engineer, "are M
smoke. II the engine 10 scientifically and
properly fred no sparks, no cleaning
OF fires, no hauling away OF ashes, and
NO loading Of coal, while the locomotive
u always ready for service"
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A Treat.

The renowned Herbert Stanley Rentou
will close the lecture course at Leesburp
with his wonderful illuminated stories
on the evening of Saturday next, March
I'd. This will be very interesting
event. The press speaks in highest
terms of Mr.. Renton:
Four hundred people could not obtain
admission at Baltimore, Md, 80 great
was the crush. The Baltimore Herald
said: "The Story was illustrated with
illuminated views and photographs, all
of which were true to nature. Mr..
Renton spent long while in the South
Pacific Islands, and his knowledge of
Hawaii lin the North Pacitic) is exten-
sive. He is a pleasing talker. His
descriptions were very vivid and enter
tanning"
Hawaii caused cheering audience
There was a remarkable scene in the
Grand Opera House yesterday when the
"Story of Hawaii" was concluded.
The last picture thrown on the canvas
was the American flag, and Mr.. Renton,
in closing, expressed the hope that the
"Rainbow Land" would soon be under
the protection of the Red, White and
Blue. As he uttered the sentiment the
immense audience arose as one person,
and cheered for several moments.
Mr.. Herbert Stanley Renton drew an
unusually large audience. His "Story"
was superbly illustrated. Cincinnati Post
January 80, 1894.
Mr.. Herbert Stanley Renton's enter.
tainment was unique. 1t was beautifully
illustrated.-Nea York Recorder.
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new FIRM !!

The New Firm at Miller's old
stand will be ready to supply Gus
toners with fresh meat on and
after December 18th. Come and
see us and we will endeavor to
give you honest returns for your
money. Store closed on Sunday.
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The NEws-HERALD omitted one item
that the ex office. holders are going to
invest their money in. We have it from
good authority that Branson Worley and
Judge Diuey are going to parallel the
then squeeze few billions out of Presi-
dent John Y. Dean Hillsboro Gazette
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N|CKESON BROS.
SHERlFF'S SALE.
REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance of an order issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
county Of Highland, and State Of Ohio, made
ut the January term thereof, A. D. 1895. and
to me directed, will offer for sale ct public
auction ct the door Of the Court House, in the
town of HillsborO, O., on
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Administrator 9 Notice.

IN signed has been duly appointed and
Qnaifieid as Adm u istratOr of The Estate O
:, ir- Hiv>on, late III Highland county. v.
deceased. CHARLEs E. EIxsON,
HilisbOrn, Ohio.
ID. ID. WoOdmsnsee, Attorney,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
February 28th. 1895.
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Highest market prics pale ~ gssd
milling wbeat st Asdei City Mill.
EVANS / NNC1RE.
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While American workmsn case Il
smoks'sss stacks and think Of destitute
nomss' " are ssndins our gold abroad
Tor the products Of foreign lsbor.
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Saturday, March 80, 1896,


Lying, being, and situate in the township
of Marshall, County OF Highland, and State OF
Ohio, on the waters of Paint Greek, being
part of James survey No. 8675, of 900 acres
beginning in the center Of dirt road. leading
to Newelrs Mill, and in the West line Of the
said road, the center thereof being the line
North IS degrees, so minutes, East 1877. SO
poles to stone in said road, and the West
line Of the land Of Sarah Bumgarner thence
with said BumRarner's line South degree 45
minutes, West "a poles to q stone, Southwest
corner to said Bumgarner thence with an
other Of said Bumgsrner's lines South 81 de-
grees, East "a 8 poles to stone in said line
and Northwest corner to Sarah Grabill's so
acre tract OF land, thence with the West line Of
the last named tract Of land South 8 degrees
West la. SO pOleH to Q stone, Southwest corner
of said 60 acre tract, and in the North line Of
the land OF William Carey; thence with the
North line OF said Oarey's land North SO de-
grees. West 49. 28 poles to stone thence with
another OF said Carey's lines South degrees,
Northwest corner to Wiihers survey, No. 2261,
and Northeast corner to she land of the heirs
of william Elliott thence with the North
line OF said Elliott land North 86 degrees, 80
minutes, West 100. rs poles to . stone In the
center Of dirt road thence with the center
OF said road North l6 degrees, East 46 poles |;
North II degrees, East 90 poles North IA de-
grees Is minutes, East 81 poles North 8 de-
grees. East Ill poles " stone In said road,
corner to the land Of Thomas Watts, deceased |;
thence with line OF the last named lands
North 85 degrees, so minutes, West 2l poles to
. stone thence with another line thereof
North n degrees. West SO poles to Q stone /;
thence North az degrees. West Al % poles to
the beginning, oon.aining one hundred and
ninety (l90) acres Of land
Gaid premises has been appraised ct twenty
eight hundred and fifty (t2860 00) Dollars and
cannot sell for LEES than two-thirds Of asid ap-
praisement.
Terms Of Sale :-Ossh ON day Of sals.
Z. N. PATTON,
sheriff Of Highland County.
J. v. Watts. Attorney.
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Johnnie-Dd you have . COOL time
over At Robhies?
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