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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-31

For ten years Hon. Samuel B Page, of
Haverhill, N. H., has been member
and leader in the New Hampshire Leg
islature, and for twenty-five years has
been that States ablest lawyer and fore
most citizen being recognized Throughout
New England as most brilliant orator
and statesman.
Everybody knows Mr.. Page, and when
he tells the people everywhere to take
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy to regain their health and
strength, when he tells the weak, tired
and nervous that this wonderful medi
cine will make them strong and well, all
know that he means just what he says,
that they will be cured if they follow his
advice and take this remedy.
II have used DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy" says Mr..
Page, "and take pleasure in recon
mending its use to all sufferers from any
arrangement or disturbance of the
nervous system. 1t is peculiarly valu
able as nerve tonic, and 1 can recon-
mend it to all as an excellent tonic for
the system"
Other prominent and we'll known peo
pie endorse and recommend DR.. Greene's
Nervurs blood and nerve remedy as the
greatest, best and surest cure ever dis.
covered. Such famous and distinguish.
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The Huff. ditties are desperate. They
propose, with Brice's Doodle to buy the
whole Court House. What Doodle won't
reach they expect with their lies to &C.
complish. To what depths of defamation
they will 60 no man can tell. While the
Republican papers have not resorted to
personal abuse of candidates in any
instance, the emissaries of the gang have
been resorting to the most infamous
lies A sample of their work is the
quiet circulation of report that Uncle
Jimmy Reece had lost his mind. Such
dirty methods should be overwhelming
ly rebuked at the polls. Mr.. Reece's
mind was never more vigorous, and, if
his heart wasn't 80 full of kindness
some of the miserable scoundrels who
are defaming him would be arrested, as
they should be, and prosecuted to the
bitter end for scandal. If Uncle Jimmy
Reece is crazy, then we'd better fill the
Court House with crazy men. Never
were the affairs of the Auditors Office
in better shape, or its duties more
economically administered, than during
the incumbency of Uncle Jimmy Reece
Will the voters of Highland county en-.
dorse such dirty ISLANDERS by slaughter
ing at the polls man whose life has
been an unbroken record of honor and
kindness
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ed men as Hon. John F. Dever, Boston, g
most popular alderman; Hon. Chas. J.
Noyes, Of Boston, ex Speaker of the Mas
sachussetts House of Representatives
Hon, T. S. McGinniss, of Jericho, VT,
the peoples candidate for Governor OF
Vermont, Chairman of Selectmen Dor.
man Bridgman, of Hardwick, VT, Alder.
man Chas. s. Crouch, of Northam pton,
Mass and thousands upon thousands of
others in public and private life have
been cured by this grand medicine and
earnestly and heartily recommend all to
use it and be cured.
Heed their advice. Use DR. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy and
get we'll.
1t is not a patent medicine but the
prescription of the most successful living
specialist in curing nervous and chronic
diseases, DR.. Greene, of 35 West l4th
st., New York City. He has the largest
practice in the world, and this grand
medical discovery is the result Of his
vast experience. The great reputation
of DR.. Greene is a guarantee that this
medicine will cure and the fact that he
can be consulted by anyone at any time
free of charge, personally or by letter
gives absolute assurance of the beneficial
action of this wonderful medicine.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-31

the Epworth League of the two States
The time chosen for next years session
is THANKSGIVING week, beginning Friday
night and lasting over Sunday. The
officers of last year were re elected with
the exception of the Treasurer, who had
previously resigned, and are: Presi.
dent, Rev. Heber ID. Ketcham, of Hills.
boro First Vice. President, Rev. Il. L.
Steves, of Medina, o.; Second Vice.
President, Miss Myra Store, of Mt.
Vernon, O.. Third Vice. President, Rev.
W. 81. Letherman, of Wapakoneta, O.
Fourth Vice.President, Miss Grace
Wisenell, of Covington, KY; Secretary
VIM. E. Brooks, of Cincinnati, o. ; Treas
urer, @. E. Cornell, OF Cleveland, O.
Superintendent, Junior League, Misl
Stella McNutt, of East Liverpool, o.
Superintendent, Guards, Rev. Paul O
Curnick, of Springfield, o.
The work of the coming year is ex
pected to exceed that of the last, ant
the enthusiasm carried home from Day
ton will doubtless be- potent factor il
accomplishing the desired result.
HEBER D. KETCHAM, Pres.
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Branson Brice, sweet, innocent Bran.
son, says he doesn't know who the can.
didates for Senator are Is it possible,
that, after his recent eagar visit to
Columbus-made after the business he
used as pretext for the visit had been
postponed-is it possible that Branson
Brice still doesn't know who the csndi'
dates are for U. 8. Senator? Would 4
man 90 fearfully slow of apprehension
make q good Representative for High
land county?
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Don't do anything against me-" says
Branson Bric- to the old soldier, land
I'll give You United States Senator,
who allowed the stigma of fraud and
dishonor ro rest upon every soldier in
Ohio-a man who never did anything
for your benefit and never will" Oh,
yes, old soldier, don't do nything against
Brsnson! Just stand quietly by;and see
him knife your true and gallant comrade.
JOSEPH, Benson Foraker.
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The head has been knocked from the
barrel of Doodle. Already has every
Republican who wants it, been assured
that he shall have mot cent less than
foe dollars" for Democratic vote, Tues
day. We believe there are honest men
in both parties who will revolt against
such an outrage on free ballot. w.
believe there are good Democrats who
will rise in the might of their manhood
and give Boodler Brice to understand
that the once proud State of Ohio is moi
for sale to q Wall street shark, or any
other man under the shining sun.
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Branson Brice thinks we should not
have mentioned his visit to the Doodle
headquarters at Columbus, because he
went there under cloak of business for
Others He knew that business would
probably be postponed before he started.
And he had hardly gotten under way
when he received word that it had been
postponed. Was it just to put the ex.
pense of that trip on his clients when
he knew it was US, "ss? Why did he
do it? Why was b. 20 eager to 60 to
Columbus? Let doodle that chinks
the county over g.v- answer. He can't
dodge the solid truth under any such
specious pr"'exi, and his effort to do 80
shall avail him nothing Spot the hood
lers
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-31

Brice still refuses to meet Foraker in
joint debate. His motto is "money
talks" and that's the only argument he
proposes to use.
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Republican Judges, if you find ballots
in the box marked part with plus marks
and part with X g, and these peculiarities
run in the same manner through mum.
Der of ballots, those are the marks of
the boodler. Throw them out. If the
marks are off in one corner Of 1.-THE spaces,
and that popularity shows up frequent.
ly, it's the mark Of the boodling devils.
Spot those ballots
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-31

Brice offers no argument but Doodle
He refuses to debate the issues. Spot
the boodlers.
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MARRIED.

MARTIN-LANGE-At the residence
of Il. w. Martin, J. p, Edward 8. Mar
tin and Miss Anna b Lauge, all Of
Highland county, Ohio.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-31

ai9hest market price paid for gooA
milling wheat st Model City Mills.
EVANS Z MNUlRR.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-31

Val. McConnaughey, of Vincennes
Ind, 10 here visiting his mother.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-31

Shall Ohio be debauchsd in the sight
Of the world 7 Spot the boodlers
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-31

The Worlds Fair Tests
showed no baking powder
- paW or 20 crest n Iaav.
ealing powsr ~ the Royal
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place in the work of the church, and
gave ringing appeal to the young
people to answer the call of the hour
that was received with repeated ap
plause.
Each evening during the session a
chorus of one hundred voices, assisted
by full orchestra and the pipe organ
gave most beautiful selections lee
the great audience in the familiar
hymns, such as "All Hail the Power O
Jesus Name" till the very heavenl
above seemed to re echo the praise.
Wednesday evening the Ladies' Phil
harmonic Club, of Dayton, aided yer.
materially by giving three most exquis
ite selections.
In the deliberstive sessions durinI
the day the large audience room o
Grace Church was filed, and at nigh
the house was crowded, the aisle
packed, the vestibule overfowing AM
the people standing on the stairway T.
the front door on the floor below.
The enthusiasm from the very frs
moment Of the convention was wonder
full. the discussions were sparkling will
Wit and valuable suggestions, the paper
we're we'll prepared and the addresses Q
high order. Altogether the mestin
proved the greatest one ever held b
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BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alterations
have been with Ruildng Department. October s.
New buildings:
Andrcws-ave. s .. 100 Il OF IIampden ST. a two
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storv and attic frame dwelling by william ar ooo
peck OF No 314 West f04th-st ...,......:. wv"
Andrews-ave n $. 100 II W OF HampIenst, for no
two-story and attic frame dwelpS by same. w"
Hoe-aye w r. 1856 n 8 OF 1B7-st, tor three-sroIy
frame dwellings by John Knox. OF corner zap "A OoD
pan-st and Marlon-ave -
Washington ave. 200 II OF 1S3d-st. Tor two
story frame dwelling. by Sophia Guggoz, OF NO oo0
1906 Bathgate-ave
5sth-st g s. 600 n Of 1lth-ave one story IRAN.
shed, by Eastmans Co. OF New-fork ovt''s' eOo
I24th-st r s. IO1 II OF 3dave. one-story frame
storage shed. by David Hall estate Charies L aOo
Bovine lessee. No CTS East 18Th wv
Ferris Place W s. 42J n 9 Q Of Harlem Road TOT
n two-story frame dwelling by Captain Charies ooo
Ferris. Of Westchester.
Albany-ave W =, 900 II Of AcComb-st. Tor
two-story brick dwelling. by James Rose OF , ooo
Kingsbrdge Observation-Disclosures ''~
Boulevard Vert iJ2d-st. . corner Tor nine
three-story brick dwellings, by "ard 100 ooo
Boston Post Road W go II n OF Bronxdale-ave
for two two-storv frame dwellings. by John n ooo
Hunt. Of Boston Road Bronxdale ...'.''.'.'' SOU"
Alterations:
Washington ST. No 242 by Julia Rhneander
estate, julius Schroeder OF No . Laight-N -oo
lessee n nvestory brick store ana storage, ~"
Tnlon-st. $ g. % II W Of Nelson-ave by Robert -,o
Wood TO q three-story frame basement "a"
Clinton Place No 81. by Charles HART 10 FOUR ,ooo
story and basement brick store ana lofts 80. o,oV
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xAIDEY voYAGs or TIE ST. PAUI.

10 TAKE THE PLACE TO-DAY OF THE PARIS
TRANSATLANTIC PASSENGERS.
.,..msbin Of the American Line the
st. Paul, which made her successiui 'r'ai u'p' 80,
veek will start on her maiden voyage to-day IAN
,,r ,hs Mace OF the Paris which will be laid up Tor
rena,rs and thorough overhauing. she Will 'e
p,aced upon the drydock in Philadelphia IN .'e
Cramns. wards The ST. Paul has proved herset
thorough weather boat. Captain John Jamiso'. re-
Gently commander of the New-York, VIII 'ahe
charge of the new liner. Among the passengers
Vim will sail on the ST. Paul Will be:
r. B. saa a s.'Es':' Bryan Ssss
W. A. Fleming f. f. Par r.nn
H. J. Ferris; a. ~ n p srr
s. H' r. a a' %. M: R. P F'''''
III. white Star steamer Britannia will carry
among others the following
CO.. Arden Tn. Rev & Mrs. W. Mitch
r. II. Commins. . eh A., ,,o,,ov
James s sbaqnan Crawford. John Eyre Nelson
Mr.. and Mrs Ellsworth. q pr a; smh'
NJ. and 'it Mrs s Gordan. c. J. Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs. D. f.. Lyman
The Kensncton, OF the Red Star Line, Will carry
among her passengers the following: -,
Mrs George 4; Bisser' M Kor,s SnS MIS- A. "
Mr.. AMIN sna Mrs G r Gregory Miss Harriet B. Ware
Frank Edward Johnson. - ,
Among the passengers who arrNeu ".'' -,
.araav from Bremen on the North German LLOYD
steamship Fulda we're
Tho Rev Irnatius Barszek. Dr. j. W. ISo'q'
Colonel and Mrs. F. c Dr. IFVlIh yin. Nuclei D"
DR. and MIS-; 3D. peN"' Dr. +. D. Sanger.
Hr and NI M1s. C D. Dr. = TTScy
graham. Ieonara Ln.v..n-.--.
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Dublie Noilees
CUPRENiE COURT.

CUPREME COURT.
- In the matte. Of the application Of the Board Q.
Education b. the Counsel TO the Corporation o. w
Aldermen and Commoralty Of the city OF Me-" s az,
certain lands on ORCHARD, HESTER and Lup lLs,
STREETS. Tenth ward Of said city duly ssse.el
and approved by said Board site for senoo ps.
poses under and In II the provisions on
i3 OF the Laws Of 1855 as amended oy ehaP'sF o. W
the Laws OF 1890
Pursuant TO the provisions ~ chapter 1911 OF the Lsw'
OF ISIS. amended By chapter 20 ot me Laws OF "a:
TO the Supreme Court OF the state Of New YORK al
Special Term OF said Court, 10 be held AZ Nhsms.s'
thereof the county Court house IN the sly OF a
the 18th day ~ october. ls9o at the opehhs
the Court on that day. soon thereafter as couns
be thereon, for the appointment OF Sonniss
ers OF Estimate in the aboye-entitled matter 4.
The na,nr. and extent " the Improvement hereby IN
tended acquisition OF title by The Mayor Aldeh,s
and Commonay Of tho city OF New YORK 70 ce''n ~
appur,enances thereto beonging on orchard hester AZ
Ludlow streets the Tenth Ward OF said cit, IN ~
and used 10 and purposes specified in said chapter
i9i of the Laws of ihsS amended by said chap.s.
IS Of the Laws o, 1890 said property having been guy
selected and approved by the Board 81 Fducaiion -
~, rchoo purposes under and In pursuance % the p
visions OF said chapter lDl OF the Laws OF lNss -
namely $500 - ,. -, ,, .,,,s,.
YORK which taken together bounded and described
follows. Uecinnng the formed by the mr.,
section OF the noheriy line o. Hester street Win .1v
westerly line OF Ludlow street running thence "ssn
along ne said northerly line Of Hester street lIo feet
the easeiy line Of Orchard street. thence nortry
said eascrly Of orchard street l2o fset men ss,y
line ~ Hester street liz 'oint In the wesss,
line OF Ludlow distant northeriy i2o feet he
alonx said westerly OF Ludlow street 10 fse'
Inches to the point or place OF beginning
Dated YIN Sepsc n.s =, The corpo.,,ou Ne
IrXop Row. NewYork CITY
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Rral gstate.
THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
of New York

Examines and insures titles to
real estate, the assured selecting
his own counsel, if he desires.
Defends at it's own expense any
suit brought against il title guar
anteed by ii. :,
Pays any claim established
against the property not exceeding
the amount of it's policy. and, III
addition. all costs of litigation.
COmpels an Objecting purchaser
to complete his contract to Duy;
or. if defeated i'm the attempt to
do so, either pays the damages or
takes the property off its policy
holders hands.
DIRECTORS
EDWIN w. COGGE HALL
WILLIAM ALLEN i UTLER,
WILLIAM p. DIXON.
HENRY E. ROWLAND
J. FREDERIC KERNOCHAN,
JOHN T. LOCKMAN,
J. LAWRENCE MARCELLUS.
DAVID 3. OGDEN,
CHARLES F. STRONG.
HERBERT b. TURNER
JAMES NJ. vARNUM.
JOHN WEBER.
EDWIN W. COGGESHALT.
President and General Manager
CHARLES f. STRONG cePresident
DAVID b. OGDEN. % vice-Presdent
WILLIAM =. DIXON Secretary.
JOHN DUER. Treasurer.
GENERAL OFFICES Nos. 81 and 80 Liberty ST. and 44s
and 10 Maiden Lane, New-York.
BRANCH OFFICES. NETWORK:
~ F. Cor 10Th St. and Lexington Ave
o55 Columbus Ave.
BROOKLYN OFFICES
1914 and 1876 Montague s..
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A pvrRTIsEMENrs AND suBscRIPTIoNs FOR
thrvr .i1 At THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. :2a2 broad
wav "a door north Of Thirty nrst-st and ADvER-
rtStuFxTs AZ the following Branch Offices 2St Eighth.
ave g e. corner Twenty third-st 1872 sixthave.: 1877
Eou,,h,ve cor Fourteenth-st. go Third ave. 100
THirt.evc cor rtyseventh-st lo2d Thlrdave..
s.tv nrs.,t .Os First 100 West Forty
It2 Columbus ave: % Avenue A 1923 Third-aye. PSI
West Forty second 1879 second 55& Third ave
/ a9s Third ave 2O5l Thirdaye.. between One hundred.
and twelfth and one hundred and thirteenth SITS
Al IN. HARLEM OFFICES no Fast Ole-hundred and
twenty At 2t3 West Onshundred Nth
at and a2O West one hundred and NTH up to
. m. at regular Office rates
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CO Get for Business purposes.

At LOWER RENTsbUILDISGs STORES ,e xmas
anu rhn Maiden lane. Dey, Barclay PARK place
,s LOU Nassau william Cold. Clif Pearl Water ana
Ia ar. o'hsr streets. rutland & WHITING BECK
manst.
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6ou,,trn Real Gstate for Sale.

eco payable 81 down and 81 WEEKLY .n rVr The
49, oa ,nvn on the outskirts OF Atlantic CITY hlsh
ZEN Graded and curbed streets Healthy ana dosn
am sbhorhood illustrated booklet free. d. L. flS
LEY 2ii s 10Th ST. Phila
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

AT the Broadway Real Estate Saiesroom yester
day. after the sale Of the Sickles estate report"
elsewhere Peter +. Meyer Co. sold NO 'oa bow
cry. southeast corner Of First-st.' three-"o's
brick building. lot MM'o'fAiV'A'V'"' ~ " "
C;urk for s26.l5O .-
Rrvan L. Kennedy sold in foreclosure NO loo
West eighth,st ayes,ory f oriS s
Icss East one-hundred- thirty sixth-s three
story brick dwelling lot 5xl0 to 4,e unrnwitz
the action Maurice j. Bursten and jacob Horo"''"'
Marx has purchased from nh y Morton sSs NG Sos
223-2S3 one hundred and thirteenth-s'' Inc price
David stewart has sod ten lots in One-hundred,
and-eghty third-st. south side between Cnn
nick to Jacob Hess for $4,000. 8,
George W. Ruddell builder. has 500 four io' p, ~
Eighty seventh-st south side, 100 feet east OF KvI
erslde Drive, to Terence Farleys Sons, VINO WIN
begin the erection OF five twenty-foot iour-
It Is reported that the property No; a. Broadway,
running through to and including Nos 10 9 ana
been sold for nearly $4,000 The property fronts ts
% feet DIV by o feet deep MAKING nna the the Hs e
from Broadway to Crosby-st. zoos feet. There IS
edeck ouRack "S co.. have sold for Charles
Clneh through ex-Judge Horace Kusse Eo o,r, 1
81 and w aed Io IS ss s
s225ooj; also for Prescott Hall Butler the aaJoiH-
fof n aScs This S' 81 The Old A. + Stewart
stable property.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Ist.ave. No 80: Herman sedman and wife to =.
s Max,n,'s" aIr'f Z, Of io2st 25xo5 Terence
Mcguire 10 Mary McMa1us. ,,x,,o ~
'G Emily y BucI,l"nd and Galnor whi'mors
Wes, Fnd-aye . corner iO6th-st Tx
Broadway. Ky: George De Forest Grant
,,7h raa'N Nos a7s ana ~, west: M,xmian
Morse and wife Herman seidnan. FIX property 81
West o pda neaS 1xsa Rich@rd Grant. us
tee for Elizabeth A Grant Frank l. smith. /
ST Ncholas-aye s. l2i.11 II Of l45th-st
IOl ffxIO0: George Lynn and wife William
vye, Taia are corner a7th-st 100 ixi5o:
FreIerick Potter and another trustees OF Or
,eGrhst n = iiO n q of Ansterdam-ave 25x
ion. Mar Newman to Charles Fisher ........
Howard-st NO 2S and Nos and Crosby-s.
simon Herman Danzigcr and wives to
Iud1w-st 10 Is; Lille simon Jacobs. 1900
West H)Iston-st. No 90; Helen Baumgarten ct al
1oth-st 80 ~ Fast; Plncus IOwenield and wife
10 simon = Flannery NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
lOth-aye : W corner ..}d-st 10 Txj3.9 John Reilly
TO- warren 40 h W. i Nr, and VII; 70
susan = reelan Observation-Disclosures.
sgth-gt ; s $50 Il W OF Central Park. West. ,Ox
100 :. Russell Sage and wife William +
Duer Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Thomas r Manners and wife 70 Mary r peck
Ttth-st II II Q 81 West End-ave o l1th-ave.
l5xs2: Harriet x Rich to Louise 5 Norton 90. 2l.00O
'' ,,,n,,SSIIira oIc,If 10 raco, Ruppart' - l6 go
G1sts, No IlS East; Guy Cuigin and wife 10
tfr,rd Onp.nherner Neutrality-suspicious.. o. $50
Interior gore 'osi ren"a n'' Hp" NM anu ','n r s'
Mn ., Tnyo Iorsch /, mart ..~...........
Same property: ] Cummings Hugo
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FREDERICK A. STOKES COMPANY.
p & 20 WEST 23D ST. NEW YORK.