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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-02-28
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sHERlFF's SALE.
REAL ESTATE.

The 8. L. and B. Association vs. John 3. Nav.
lor ct al. Highland Court OF Common Pless.
Case No. $780, Order Of said Of 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
OF the January term thereof, A. D, 1898. and
to me directed, will offer for sale At Public
Auction at the door Of the Court House. in the
town Of Hillsboro, Ohio, ON
Saturday, March 23d, 1895,
at 1850 O'Clock p. m. Of said day the following
described Resl Estate, to-wit:
Situate In the Village OF Hillsboro. in the
County OF Highland and State Of Ohio, to-wit:
Beginning ct point In the north line of
South street, twenty (20) feet west Of 8. E. cor
ner OF the premises decided by Emily Dill and
Ella Dnl 70 John 8. Nsylor by deed dated
April And, 1892, and recorded in Volume 78.
Pages 26S and 269 OF record Of deeds of High.
land county. Ohio, thence north and psrs-
LEI With the east line Of said tract two hund-
red (2OO) feet feet thence west fifty-four (5zl
feet parallel with the north line of Sontk
street thence South two hundred (2O01 feet
TO the north line Of South street thence esst
hfty-four (64) feet to the place Of beginning.
Satd premises has been sppysised at 6ix
Hundred (e600. 00) dollars, and csnnot ssil Sor
less than tvo-thirds Of said sppraisement
Terms Of Ssle-Cash ON day Of sale.
Q. N. PATTON,
Sheriff Of Highland county.
d. Morrow. Attorney.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
REAL ESTATE.

Isma Troth vs. @. E. McGlinchey. Highland
County Court of Common Pleas. Case No.
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Cheap Rates South and East.

Continuing the series of Home Seek
ers' excursions to points South and
Southeast, the Baltimore & Ohio South
western R'y announces the following
additional dates for sale of round trip
tickets 70 points in Alabama, Arkansas,
Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana,
Mississippi, North Carolina, South Caro-
lima, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia. in
cluding the Valley OF the Virginia
March 9Th, April I'd and 30th. Fol
rates, limit of tickets, and all other in.
formation, call on or address nearest
ticket agent B & o. s. w. Ry.
J. M. CHEsBRoUGH,
Gen'l Pass'r Agent,
st. Louis, Mo.
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ALIAs ORDER OF SALE.

Isma Troth vs. O. e. Mc6linchey. Highland
County Court Of Common Pleas. Case No.
6928.
ALIAS ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance Of an order issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
county Of Highland and State Of Ohio, made
ct the September term thereof, A. D., 1894, and
to me directed, will offer for sale at public
suction ct the door Of the Court House, In the
town Of Hillsboro, o.. on
Saturday, March 8, 1895,
At l:S0 O'Clock, p. m. Of said day the following
described real estate, to.wit:
Situated In Dodson township, Highland
county.
First Tract Beginning as hickory and ash
N. E. corner to survey No. SO4S and 8. W.
corner to Norton's Survey No. 1919 thence 8.
15067, l4216 poles to stake, near maple,
red-oak and hickory. corner between Mo-
Glinchey and Mulvaney; thence with Mul-
vaney's line 8. liz poles to stake, IA links
w. OF hickory. corner between Mulvsney and
McGlinchey; thence N. So degs., W. 142x
poles to stake, in limo of Survey No. 304S !;
thence with said line N. liz poles to the be-
ginning, containing 100 acres, part Of Survey
15028. Also, beginning Of hickory and ash
8. W corner to Survey $3.50 thence with line
d G. turnpike thence with the center Of said
pike eastwsrdly for quantity, 90 - 70 include
ten acres Of land, part Of Survey No. $3.50.
Aleo, beginning at stake In the line OF Nc
Glinchey and s. e. corner to McGlinchey's 10
acres thence with said line 8. S8% degs,, E.
81 9-10 poles to . stone thence N. ~ degs.,
e. GA poles to stone In NJ. @. turnpike |;
thence with said pike s. Tx degs., W. SO 7S-
100 poles to stake NE. corner 10 said 10 acres !;
thence-84H degs., W. 46 72-100 poles to
the beginning, containing 40 acres Of land.
Also. BEGINNING at stone in line with Survey
| No. S043, &. W. corner to McGlinchey thence
| with his line 8. 86 degs., e. 1421S poles to .
stake. near . hickory 8. e. corner to Mo
| Glinchey thence 8. ~ degs, W. 28 1-l00
poles to stake, between two hickories thence
! N. 861< degs., ". 142x poles TO stone In line
Of Survey thence vi th said line N. ~ degs..
e. .2Sx poles to the beginning, containing as
scrcs Of land.
Said premises have been appraised - follows
The undivided l-6 OF let Tract Of 100 acres,
.: s416
The undivided l-e Of I'd Tract Of 10 acres, at
e86.
The undivided l-s Of Sd Trset of 20 acres. Ut
966.
The undivided l-s of 4th Tract of IS acres,
! at e88.
| Total, a6O0.
! And cannot sell for less than two-thirds Of
| said appraisement
] Terms Of sale-Cssh on day Of sale.
9. N. PATRON,
| Sheriff of Hi9hland County.
Isma Troth. Attorney.
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English SPAWN Liniment removes all
bard, soft, or calloused Jumps and blen.
ishes from horses, blood spavins. curbs,
splints, sweeney, ring-bone. stiHes,
sprains, al swoolen throats, coughs, etc.
Save $50 by use Of one bottle. Warranted
the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever
known. Sold by w. R. Smith = Co..
druggists. Hilsboro. Ohio.
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Female College Burned.

PITTsBURsK, Pa, Feb. 25.-The Bea-
yer Female college, located at Beaver,
Pa, was destroyed by fire at z o'clock
Saturday morning. The students all
escaped safely and no one was even
slightly injured. At o o'clock the
building was complete wreck. The
value of the property destroyed has
not been ascertained. The insurance is
eo0,O
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
REAL ESTATE.

The Superior Loan and Building Association
vs Joseph Guenter ct al. Highland Court of
Common Pleas. Case No. 5993.
ORDER OF SALE OF 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
at the January term thereof, A. d. 1895, and
auction ct the door Of the Court House in the
town OF Hillsboro. o., on
Saturday, March 9th, 1896,
at 100 O'Clock p. m. Of said day the following de-
scribed real estate. to wit
premises, part Of Inlot No. Sl4 in Hillsboro,
Highland county, Ohio.
Beginning ct stake in High street, feet
from the northeast corner Of inlot No. 314 in
the 7th or WoOdrow's addition to Hillsboro !;
said stake being also 10 feet from the centre
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Rail-
road Company thence running ~ south with
the west line Of High street sixty-seven (6O
feet more or less to the southeast corner Of
said inlot No: S14 thence (2) along the south
line OF inlot No. Sl4, one hundred and ninety
east line Of an alley, said stake being in the
southwest corner Of said inlot No. 81l; thence
(S) north with the east line Of said alley thir-
teen and one.hak (1S16) feet more or less to .
stake, said stake being 10 feet from said centre
hne Of said railroad track thence (4) by line
parallel TO and 10 feet from said centre line of
said railroad track, north 85 degs.. east two
hundred and i've (205) feet more or less to the
place Of beginning.
Said premises has been appraised ct Thirteen
Hundred (el. 5000 dollars.
| And cannot sell for less than two-thirds of
said appraisements.
Terms Of sale Cash on day Of sale.
8. N. PATTON,
Sheriff Of Highland County.
d. @. Morrow, Attorney.
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He would mot lire elwsys,
And be asks not 70 stay
Where thermometers drop
Lowe. down every day.
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jesus Ccuub lOr Ildry. - VS.. OU-O0.
When Martha's faith and hope were as
sured, Jesus bids her go home and
bring her sister with the message: "The
Master is come, and calleth for thee"
The Masters CALL. He is our right
full master and teacher, and therefore
has right to call us. 2. He calls us
~ by His noble, loving character; (2)
by His words; (3) by kind acts towards
us; ~ by His Holy Spirit; (5) by hold
ing out the supplies for all our wants;
(6) by the invitations and exhortations
Of friends; % by Sabbaths and relig;
ious services; (O by His providences;
W) by Affections; (1O by our con-
sciences. 8. He calls us ~ to Himself
and God; (2) to the resurrection of life;
(3) to higher and better lives; ~ to the
satisfaction Of all our needs; (5) to use
fulness, to work for our fellowmen; (e)
to Heaven, to Joy, tolove, to every good.
HELPFUL THOUGHTS.
The true home is one where Jesus Is
one Of the family, and where He loves
to abide.
We may make our. home such ~ by
casting ont every word and thought
that would be unpleasant to him; (2)
by cultivating those qualities and ac-
tions which are congenial to Him, so
that He win feel at home; (9 by loving
Him; ~ by inviting Him to come.
When sickness comes, 60 to Jesus for
help, while you use every means OF
health.
Jesus is full Of sympathy with all our
sorrowk
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And cannot sell for less than two-thirds Of
said appraisement.
Terms Of Sale-Oash on day Of sale.
g. N. PATTON,
Sheriff Of Highland county.
Davis d Davidson, Attorneys.
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sim Higher Premiums for Honds.

stu Htghsr Premiums Tor Honds.
LONDON, Feb. 25.-The United States
loan at the opening of business on the
stock exchange Saturday was quoted
at s IS nremium-
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B. & o. S-W. RY.
TIME TABLE.

Trains leave HillsbOrO as follows:
For Cincinnati, 7:45 am. 2:20p.m. 4:15 pm.
For St. Louis, 2:20 pm. 4:15 pm.
For Louisville, 7:45 am. 2:20 pm.
sDd soa Piss.Sars PS1n%ngs 7'45s.m. 4'lSp.m.
Daily except Sunday.
For detail information regarding rates, time
on connecting lines, sleeping, parlor, dining
cars, ETC., address A. A. Scott, Ticket Agent B.
& o. 8. W. Ry.. Hillsboro, O., or g. B. Warfel,
Assistant General Passenger Agent, Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-15

The fruit season may be said to be fair
iy we'll started In general lines. The first
peaches came in from Snake river yester-
day and for quality and flavor are excel
lent. Large receipts from California have
come in also and are in good demand.
The freestones especially are selling well
at 75a&c.
Peach plums are making fine showing
81 the market and ara selling fairly well
at si.25. Sweet water grapes are going
slowly at 81 50; rasssoer'ies are selling very
poorly at 81 and many have been sold as
low as 75c.
Cherries are down 10 minimum on ac-
count of too many in the market. Every
retail fruit stand is overstocked and try
ing by low prices 20 dispose OF the sur
plus on hand. The best grades yesterday
were weak at soc.
Lemons are becoming scarcer than ever
and there is a prospect Of an advance
20 SIS.
a small shipment OF bananas from Hon
olulu arrived Saturday, there having been
very few in town since the Fourth. More
came in yesterday and the price named Is
s. - a bunch.
The butter market has an upward ten
dency and an advance is expected at
once. That which came from Waterville
a few days since Is showing good keeping
qualities which are attributed 10 the
frigerator car will como in from there
every week. At Monroe the creamery
has adopted system OF refrigerator box
es for packing butter. with lining OF
air chambers. The Avon creamery is
sending in nicely packed butter and, in
fact. Washington creamery butter is gain
ing a good reputation, with the best
prices.
The hay. grain and feed market is not
at all brisk. New hay will arrive seon
and some has been sold already in South
Seattle
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

London. July 13.-Sllver, 80 T-fsd. Con-
soils, 107 9-1S. Rate OF interest Bank OF
England, per cent.
London, July H.-Tlere has been a
slight stiffening in the discount rates. In
view OF the probable withdrawal of funds
tn connection with the Russo-Cshina loans.
and the home demands, owing to the
elections, but the hardening is not ex-
pected TO last long. Despite the fact that
business on the stock excnange Is small,
prices generally remained good. steady
Investment sending UP values of high
class stocks. Americans railway stocks
are all better. though speculation on n
large scale has bean checked for the pres
ent by high exchange rates and to the
chance of gold shipments from New York
Among the advances are the following:
Aschison mortgage, is; Illinois Central.
Ia; Northern Pacific preferred, Ia; l.. Il
N. i; Norfolk preferred. Union Pacific
and Mexican Central, q each. The Cam
asfian lines. especially the bond issues.
have risen slightly.
The bulk of the speculation continues
to be devoted to the mining markets. es-
pec5ally african mines. OF which most OF
the shares are still advancing. attempts
ara being made TO boom the West Aus
traHian mining issues. with Indications OF
success.
Breadstuffs and Grains.
Liverpool. July 13.-Wheat-Spot, firm.
demand poor: No. g red winter. IS I'd; No.
2 red spring, IS I'D; No. ], hard Mani
toba. IS I'd; No. |. California. SIS I'D.
Futures closed firm. with near and dis
tant positions I'd higher; July, 5s Sad;
August, IS 2i5d: September, IS Sd; Octo-
Der, SIS sgd; November. IS 42d; December,
6s 4s,d.
Corn. spot. firm: American mixed, new.
Is sssd Futures closed firm, with near
positions izdAd higher; distant positions,
ia lower to I'D higher. July, Is sAd;
August, Is 2S4d: September. As SAd; Oc-
tober. As sd: November, Is Sad; Decem-
Der, As 3d.
Ffour-Dull; demand poor; st. Louis
fancy winter rs Sd.
Hors-At London, Pacific coast, T..
Textiles.
Manchester, July 1.-THE cloth business
was the factor in the previous week with
fair sales for Calcutta and South Aneri-
can and Central American markets. these
being chiefly for shirtings, 1aconets,
sheetings and print cloth. China was
taking shirtings and Korea sheetings.
Prices continue unsatisfactory and money
easier for the week. Yarns were drag
ging and stocks growing. Spinners' po-
sitions are not improving. prices rarely
covering the homo trade.
London Wool sales.
London. July 1s.-At the wool auction
sales today Is e@s bales we're offered.
mostly greasy, of Which 500 were with
drawn. The American and home buy
ers were the principal operators. New
South Wales, 517s bales; secured. sMiT
Is Id greasy. 4110d. Queensland. 1.3l7
bales; secured. 1od1ls Sd; greasy, 4Gioi.
Victoria, 2.5s7 bales: secured. 1edqis 81:
greasy, 34If0d. South Australia 81
bales: secured. 7Giid: greasy, s@Gslzd.
Swan River. SO bales: secured, l0afid;
greasy. 4KTT&d. Tasmania. 2oso bales;
secured. l0a1id; greasy. 4aqlld. New
Zealand, 4n5e bales: secured. ddis 4lsd;
greasy, 41i0d. Cape of Good Hope ana
Natal, s4s bales; secured. 5AdQis 1zd.
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Mediterranean sea- Larnp~ausa island,
Lnrspsfusa As-So-. Cavallo Bszrcc point.
alteration In character % fight
Mediterranean sea. TInis Jarra island
northwest coass, light az Burr Jrlij.
New Jersey Delaware ravor Goose stand
fat buoy replaced by nRh, buoy
New York New York bay enerxneA
Sarziy Hook Relief nght vessel. alteraf.on
II aghs ard fog signal.
Oregon. Yaquina bay. Light On Coqualis
point.
Russia. Gulf OF Finland. He2ednrfcrs
approach. signal station on Rak Homer
South Pacific ocean. amended position
OF Nelson Uxsncasterl reef.
Surnasra. west coast. shallow water BE-
tween SSherut and Anna islands.
Texas. Galveston bay, non-exfSceEcS .;
beacon on Pelican island.
Texas. Laguna Mssfre. BraroU Sarss-
ago. Fosnc ISABEL. re-essabssh-ieat or
Eshf.
Yves. Indies. Jamaica. tine signal at
Port Royal discontinued.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamship City of Topeka IS booked 10
leave for Alaska next Monday.
Steamship walia walla IS due to arrive
from San Francisco "Wednesday.
Steamer Hattie Hansen made trips yes
terday 10 Bean Point with excursionistS.
Sloop Prospector arrived yesterday from
the Ffattery banks with 1000 pounds or
haiibut
Schooner So. Lawrence. Capt Golfer.
unloaded Sn.esa pounds of hslihut at Aims
worth a. Dann's SATURDAY night.
Steamship City OF Puehla was loading
coal AT the ounkers yesterday and viii
sail for San Francisco "Wednesday.
Schooner Annie NJ. Nixon arrived in
port yesterday morning from the Flattery
banks with about $500 pounds OF fetched
halibut-
Ship Columbia Capt. Nelson. will fin
ish loading coal at the Oregon Improve
nent hunkers about next Wednesday. for
San Francisco.
Lighthouse tender Manzaniia was az the
Oregon Improvement Company's hunkers
yesterday taking on coal She viii prob
ably leave for Astoria some time today.
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Information for Mariners.

The branch hyirographic Office. custom
house Port Townsend. Wash. viii fur
s1Esh on application. free OF charge. fun
Information regarding the following no.
tees to mariners. viz:
Africa, west coast, Nsisasoorf river.
Buoy aud beacons.
Belgium. Oste11e leaa7l1g hghts for the
west pass Of riae Stroombank-
Back sszi. Russia Cr-Enes. TaeoGoSis,
new light on east mole
rsIzek Sea- saa OF AzoY. wreck south
westward OF Es5eLosaFai lighthouse.
Canary islands. Gran canar1a. Puerto
de "a Luz. buoy marking telegraph cable.
Cs1sle. Magellan STRAIT. I'unta Arenas.
r.ooring buoy.
Fast f-zslz islands, strait % NakasSsr.
Saspf isles sosEsheastHrasst Of LlgTno Luuo.
F.rarscs. NreS- coass. river Garorxlo en-
srarce. color OF ,. O. du DeErli BaE1c Buoy.
Java. north coast, BATAVIA roads. vita
hnawal OF certain bEoys.
Madagascar. northwest coast. sh oaa
.asrzzs.rst % Noxa Nzishz~ Amps 5ossi IsaSss.
ouoyage-
Mare. Forsland hsEbor. buoy OF break
wAsar replaced ~ bea b4oys
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There were flied for record Saturday Is
deeds, the considerations aggregating s13.-
219. Following is a list as furnished by
the Daily Record. room II Scheuerman
block:
Charles v. Beardslee to Charles f.
burnside and Henry Thurman. sw sec ?.
Is. 7. $500.
elise Inv Co and Moore Inv. & Mtg
Co. 20 Mary r. Giering lots 5. s. block 8.
Brooklyn al, $500.
J. 8. McCailum to Solomon Shearer, nj
sw sec 3, %. 5. 81.
r. w. Calhoun 10 Samuel T. Calhoun.
lots to g. block is; lots IS. IS. block %:
lots /. 2, 3. block 81: lots 9. 10. block 30:
lots s, T. 3, block 10. East Tacoma, original
plat; lots 8. 6. block 4. Eas- Tacoma A
plat: lots %. o. q. block s. East Tacoma,
II plat, si.i0o
f. A. Morrow 10 Stylus Stanby. lots 20,
% 10 q. block 70. East Seattle. 81
Moore Inv. & Mtg. Co. and elise Inv.
Co. TO Ira G.. Benton. lots 4. 5. block %.
Brooklyn ad. $500.
Moore Inv & Mtg. CO. and elise Inv.
CO. to Augustus II. Phelps, lots II. Il.
block /: lot s. block ?; lots IL. Il. block 5:
LOT ~. block II: lot 6, block Ia lot 3. block
Il; lot q, block 81: lot T. block -; lot j.,
block Is: lots 70 90. block "a: lots ?, 3.
block IS. all in Brooklyn ad. $500.
Samuel Greene TO Hettie L. Greene. lots
z. s. block e.. Lake Union sd. 81.
VIM. Il. and Dewitt c. Brawley TO Mel
vIna J. Dickson, block - and lots 5, 4.
block 9, Hanford's I'D. South Seattle, ri
MARIAN rights reserved. Si.0nc.
Sheriff 10 II. Livingstone, lot 5. block ).
Bell g. Denny's ad, 1900
Walter b. wittenmyer to Max Glorious.
Sc Sc NV sec .. IS. 5, $50.
Elgin Wilcox 20 Philip Arden. NV sw
sw sec 10, a. &. except right of way on
west linel, SIS.
Hjalman Christensen 70 Carl Christen-
sen. lot IL. block :: lot 81, block 5. Port
land & Puget Sound Railway az. 500.
Mary NJ. Broonie to NJ. u. Knox, Sc ne
Sc and eis sw ne Sc sec Is. p. ?. 81.
Louisa and oscar Dickinson 60 III. W.
Uigley, lots Is. II. block !, Newsem's al
% Raliarai S9An
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The Cape FIattery Placer Mines.

FUfJ -AIILtItS TFfhUHF.
The Downs mining party. at work on
the beach sand near the mouth OF the
Ozette river, below Cape Flattery, appear
10 be confident of having rich gravel.
We are Informed that they have Just
shipped from Port Townsend about so.oo0
feet of lumber to use in building fumes,
etc. There IL considerable interest being
taken in the beach mining in this county.
and many new claims will be taken in
the next few weeks. We hope they will
all prove paying ventures and that a
thousand men may md profitable en-
ployment. We are satisfied that there is
some gold in the gravel along the beach
between Cape Flattery and Gray's Har-
Dor, and that IL can be worked with profit
by the right kind OF machinery and APP
piianceS.
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Port Townsend. july H-Special Sail
ed-Schooner J. NJ. Colrnan. Tacoma for
San Francisco. bark Rufus f. w God. Ma
Taiulo for San Francisco; schooner Nesia,
Port Rlakeiey for Newport; schooner En-
celsior. Port Blakeley for San Pedro. Ar
riyed-Ship Cyrus Wakefield, from san
Francisco at Port Angeles. for Nanain1o;
ship Alameda. from Columbia river, Tor
Vancouver via Port Angeles: schooner
Lizzie Vance. from San Francisco. az
Port Blakeley: barks wilma and Sea
King. from san F'ranclsco at NanatEno;
tug Wanderer. with dredger In tow from
A s{oria al Seattle.