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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-24
wINKLE.

October 2l, 1895.
Mics Belle King, of Hillsboro, visited
her parents here, Sunday.
Sonner Bros; have moved their saw.
mill onto the Kesler farm near Dan.
vile.
Samuel Bishir has moved to Hills.
boro.
George Brewer, from Russels, has
moved to our village.
E. N. Workman has made himself a
present OF new buggy.
There have been several car loads of
apples bought and shipped from this
place.
Squire Berry, father of W. N. Berry,
is quite poorly.
Mrs. Walter Larrick visited cousins, at
Sugartres Ridge, Tuesday and Wednes.
day OF last week.
Robt. Fswly, who has been very low
with fever, 10 slowly recovering, under
the skillful treatment of DR.. Ssndsrson.
Mrs. Mary Stanforth is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. w. A. Galley.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-24

Pauline Hall, the empress of song, is
celebrated the world over as the Repre-
sentative American Beauty, who has ia
the presentation of her new operate
comedy, "Dorcas," achieved the success
of her eventfu life In conversation
with the representative OF this paper
she stated:
81 have in my professional experience
essayed number of roles that have
been more or less trying upon the ply
sical and nervous system, but in none
that have attempted have l ever tx.
perienced the terrific strain that the vari.
Gus characters which l assume in my
new operate comedy, 'Dorcas,' have
subjected me to. The assumption OF
one character in presentation is gcner
ally conceded to be sufficient under.
taking for any one person, bnt in
'Dorcas' l assume three, all differer'
and l might say diametrically opposite
to each other.
"The terrific strain naturally resulting
from such difficult work, which is new
and direct departure from anything !
have ever presented to the public be
fore, naturally had very distre ssing
effect upon me, and l was constrained
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tn seek some 7, lief from the ~ Iental aud
physical exhaustion from my labors.
After trying several remedies that were
commended to nle rs being exceptionally
good Tor the nervous exhaustion which
l was subj ected to, was eventually in.
duced to make trial of DR.. Greene's
cele IRA ed Nervura, and the great relief
which il afforded me Was almost instan
tanvrus in its effect, and l have no
hesitation in unQulliiedly endorsing
D.. G eai.e's Nervura as the best tonic
and restorer of nervous and debilitat ted
system of any remedy that have ever
tested. 1t is remarkable for the rapidity
with which its restorative qualities as
sert themselves. 1t is absolutely harm
less, and the instantaneous relief which
it affords to the nervous and tired sys
tenn is grateful in the extreme can
readily understand WIN II is thnt 40
many hearty Recommendations are given
by people prominence, especially those
in our profession, for DIR. Greene's Nerv.
ura blood and nerve remedy, and my
own experience justifes me in recon
mending it as absolutely the best remedy
which have ever used"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-24

The convention of the Ladies' Foreign
Missionary Society, held here last Satur.
day, at the NJ. E. Church, was we'll
attended and very interesting and in
structive.
The sewing party at Mrs Carrie Earl's
last Tuesday night was entertained with
music by Charles Codamy and wife, of
Athens, and Miss Marie Cohn, OF our
city.
The Republican speech last Saturday
night, in our city hall, delivered by
General Hurst, of Chillicothe, O., was
we'll attended, and very much enjoyed
by the faithful ones of the party. The
mighty trutkes which he spoke could not
help but put every wavering or unde.
cided mind at ease in regard to the duty
of every true Republican, or rather,
every true American.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-24
Base Ball.

The Corwin Stars were defeated by
Mowrystown, Wednesday, Oct. 16. This
is the second game they have played
since the Stars reorganized, the scores,
in the two games We're as follows: 1st
game Is to 20; End 23 to 20. This makes
the Stars eleven runs ahead. We have
a standing challenge for Mowrystown
which they refuse to accept. They are
afraid that the Stars will take their
scalps. Mowrystown has strong nine
we admit, but the Stars are too much
tJr them. Come up, buys, anu give our
boys another game. Smokes for the
winning team.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-24

Rev. R. n. John, OF Blanchestsr, will
preach at the Univsrsalist church,
Saturday night, Oct. 28th Also, Sunday
and Sunday night Oct. 9th. a4
Quite = number from Buford, Union,
Danville and other places, attended
church at this place.
Meeting is in progress at the Christian
church, and will continue over next
Sabbath,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-24
Half Fare Excursion to Hot Springs,
Ark, and keturn.

Round trip rate from Cincinnati $l9-
80; from ST. Louis Sl275. Tickets on
sale October Goth to 3Oth inclusive, with
final return limit Nov. 18th. Now is
the time to visit the famous health and
pleasure resort of America. Pullman
palace buffet sleeping cars and free re.
clining chair cars st. Louis to the Springs
without change, via the Iron Mountain
Route. For time table, guide book and
other particulars address N. r. War.
wick, Agent, 13l Vine st., Cinti, o.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-24

"ANTED-To rent farm of from
w Is to 100 acres within six miles Of
Hillsboro, so as to give me possession
not later than the 1st of March next.
Can show letter Of recomm endation from
last person whose farm 1 rented. Will
give either grain or cash rent as desired,
and will take the best of care of farm
and improvements. Please call at this
Office for particulars.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-24

Ed. Blake, formerly of the Light an
Fuel Co., in this city, most estimsbl
young man who left here for St. Loui,
some weeks ago. is now in hospital I
that city, where he has undergone(
very severe surgical operation for an .
cess. HIS sister and other relatives hal
been summoned from Ironton, and d,
now ct his bedside. He is brother;
law OF =. Bixby, President of and Z lar.
stockholder in the above plant. .
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-24
Mrs. D. s. Lemon.

In accord with the action OF meeting
of the J. M. Barrere Relief Corps, Oct
1895, the following resolution was pre-.
pared:
Resolved, That in the death of Mrs. o.
s. Lemon, we realize that our organ.
ization loses one of its most interested,
efficient and valued workers. That, as
her kindly spirit, wise counsel and gen.
erous qualities OF mind and heart, made
her loved and respected, so do we de.
plore her removal. In the social circle,
where her genial nature, made her ever
welcome, her bright smile will be missed.
In her lovely home, where her character
had its richest setting, her loss will be
most deeply felt. To her bereaved
family, the husband of her youth, and
the daughters 80 precious to her, we
tender our deepest sympathy, and com.
mend them in their sorrow, to the
Divine Father.
MRS. JANE R. SMITH,
Mrs. MARTHA HALLRR,
MRS. ELIZABETH M. BRowN,
Committee.
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PRICETOWN.
October 20, 1896.

October 20, 1895.
DR.. Surber entertained Charles De.
Has, Of winkle, Sunday.
Ira and Orland Gossstt spsnt Sstur.
day and Sunday with friends at Cum.
minsvills. The board Of education
meets Monday alta rnoon. Il 10 rumor.
Cd that the school houses vill all be
insured at this nesting A move in
the right dirsction
farms's ere not ell done sowing
wheat yet IL II n'a an ancsmmon
sight 70 80 . part Of = 6sld that w~
plowed 10 August. Gown. snd the other
ground up IN ray sseds
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-24
HIGHLAND.

October 81, 1895.
Clayton Dunlap and wife of PEBBLES
Station, were visiting friends here last
week.
Misses Otto and Belle Banks, of New
Vienna, were the guests of Leota Wood.
mansee, for few days.
Mrs. Charles Clark, of our city, who
has been visiting her son, in Greenville,
O., for few weeks. returned home last
Tuesday.
a. Miss Caroline Beeson, of Leesburg,
spent last Thursday with the Cohn
sisters.
Mrs. Patton Jackson, of our town, was
visiting friends in Cincinnati, last week
Miss Nellie Edwards, after protracted
visit among friends in Portsmouth, has
returned home.
Miss Maude Dunlap and Mrs. Hugh
Grimes, of Greenfield, were visiting
their sister, Mrs. Wilson, Last week.
Charles Hixson, Of Hillsboro, candi
date for County Treasurer, was seen on
our streets last week, shaking hands
with old friends.
Harry Cohn, Of our place, has accepted
Q position in . notion store ct Cincin.
natl.
W. N. Ross was in Cincinnati the pest
week buying in i.i' ia stock Of dry
goods.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-24

There 10 one good hotel, at least, on
the line Of the @. P. 4 v. We refer to
the Dunn House, kept by Nathan Dunn
and his excellent wife, at Sardinia.
What every body says must be 90, and
you can't fad man who il not loud In
his praises OF the good old fashioned
square meal. where everything u placed
on the tsbls p~iovs you, and You help
yourself 10 whst you want, just -
you used 10 do at homo whom your
mother was ths cook. There's the hest
oi everything IN abundance. and Il " all
cooked jnst righs, and served up with IN
appetisinR nessn~ss Ind sl~snliness. For
kind treatment sud tood fare there 10 no
hotel any plscs saA ~ shead Of the
Duln hvusS
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-24

Miss Ethel Purdy, one OF Mt. lions
most popular young ladies, died last
Saturday, Oct. 10. and her funeral was
conducted by Rev. g. w. II. Smith, of
the Reformed Church, in the Presbyter.
ian church, New Market, Monday, at IL
q. m. The Sunday School, of Mt. Zion,
led by their worthy superintendent,
Wesley Pence, accompanied the de-
ceased, and six young men and six
young ladies acted as pail bearers.
Ethel's young life was early closed, only
to bloom more brightly in heaven. She
leaves parents, sisters and brothers, and
best friend with many loving asso.
ciates to mourn their loss. The commu.
nifty loses gem and heaven gains .
jewel. Our sympathy ID with the be.
reaved. She was aged seventeen years,
eight months and six days.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-24
Cure for Headache.

As remedy for all forms of headache
Electric Bitters has proved I'd be the
very best. 1t effects permanent cure
and the most dreaded habitual sick
headaches yield to ita influence. We
urge all who are afflicted to procure a
bottle, and give this remedy fair trial.
In cases of habitual constipation Elec.
tric Bitters cures by giving the needed
tone to the bowels, and few cases long
resist the use Of this medicine. Try it
once. Large bottles only fifty cents, at
Fullerton & Co.'s Drug Store.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-24
FOR SALE
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
In Hillsboro, Ohio,

The undersigned have for sale the n
homestead Of Benj Barrere, deceas
being part OF outlot No. IL, in Hiilsbf
Highland county, Ohio, situate oppoe|
the Walnut Street School Houss 4
tending from Walnut 10 Main Stret
IL may be sub. divided into lots,
For description, plat, prices, otc I
q law office Of Geo. B. Gardner.
Hillsboro, Ohio. @. BARRzRz,
Columbus, O.
M:GARDNHR,
p washinsson O. H.,
Exscutors Of will Of Benz Bars6rc,
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Republican Meetings.

At Sinking Spring, Oct. 25, in the
evening, Hon. A. N. Hardy, an Indiana
member of Congress, will address the
people.
At Leesburg, on the evening of Oct.
26th, Hon. D. X. Watson, member OF
Congress and Hon. E. w. Poe, Auditor
Of State, will speak on the political 10.
sues.
At Rsinsboro on the y, ening Of the
2Sth, the people will 90 addressed by
Col. J. 81. Brigham, the distinguished
President OF the National Grange, who
willtalk on the political situation from an
agricultural standpoint.
These men are among the finest ora.
tore of the sge, magnificent takers. and
should command the pressnce and at.
ten'ion nj everybody, regardless Of pol.
iiics
Tho u s Govt Reports
sbew Regal Aafiag Rswdss
sDeoE6oP - ~ othae8
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-24

Try our ELEGANT p-rfun~s.
GAxsErr 4 >yRss
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-24

At New Market. on Saturday. Nov. 2,
for the benefit Of good cause. the sdi.
tor Of this paper will take his hearers on
On excursion through . stranger country
than they ever dreamed Of He will
show them wonders they mover expected
TO see. and. perhaps, leave them with
some new fhoughis ~ sogitat- upon.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-24
Thompson and the ationaIsv Coming,

Thompson and the "Nationals' Coming.
Hon. R. s. Thompson, Of Springfield,
editor of the New Era and several other
publications, and also candidate for q.
g. Senator, win speak at the Court
House, in Hillsboro, Oct. Goth, at 1:S0 p,
and also 1t p. m. He 10 regarded q
one Of the profoundest thinkers on
economic questions, and We hold
1t would be . credit to the whole county
II everybody would be liberal enough to
come out and hear him. The "Nationals"
will sing st the afternoon meeting, and
1t will bs their only appearance in Hills.
boro. Everybody cordially invited.
PROHIBITION CoMNIrrEE.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-24

A.. your ssoesr & sss'ssal Flssr.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-30
Recipe For Typewriter Ink.

Tnkc petroleum of high melting point
melt 1t on water bath and incorporate
by constantly stirring, rs much lampblack
or Gropblack as it will take up without be-
coming granular. If tho petroleum. re-
mains in excess, the print will not be clear.
Remove from the fire, and while it is cool
ing mix equal parts of petroleum. bcnzine
and rcctificd oil of turpcntinc, and in this
dissolve the fatty ink, introduced in small
portions under constant stirring. Tho SOL
vent should be added in such proportions
that the finished ink shall be of the consist
ency of fresh oil paint. Now wind the rib
bon on piece of cardboard, place on O ia
Bile several layers of newspaper, then I'M
w-ad the ribbon in such lengths rs may be
most convenient, and lay them smooth on
the paper. Apply the ink by means of n
soft brush, like toothbrush, rubbing it
in we'll Hardly any ink should remain on
the surface. For colored inks use prus-
sian blue, red lead, ETC., especially the ami
line colors. y specimen formula given is ::
Aniline black, half ounce; alcoleol, 10
ounces; glyccrin, l5 ounces. Dissolve the
aniline in the alcohol and add the glyccrin.
linking the ribbon as before
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-30
BrOnd Hints.

William Dean Howells father. who emil
grated to Ohio half a century and moro
ago, used this formula to get rid of an in
trusive visitor who had worn out his vel
come. He would be called out on some
business and would say to the guest. II
suppose you will not be here whom / re-
turn, so wish you goodbye This was
not bad, except in comparison with the
superb stratagcm ascribcd to Gcrrit Smith
in such cmcrgcncics-as that he used Ia
say i'll his family prayer, after breakfast.
May the Lord also bless Brother Jones.
who leaves us on the 10 O'Clock train this
morning. San Francisco Argonaut.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-30
He Was Not Lazy.

l III Il pretty easy going kind of n
fellow" he said as he pollcd his hand
into an Illinois Central suburban ticket
office window, "but it seems to me
you re sort Of rubbing it in. -
What S the mattcr:'' asked the ticket
seller
oh, suppose 1 ought not to COM
plain, but 1 always get the worst of it
everywhere, and thought maybe could
get this one matter fixed Just for a
change
Il think the company is anxious to do
anything it can to please its patrons. :"
said the agent. "What is your trou-
ble?''
We'll, you see, 1 am an inveterate
smoker. -
Yes
And ont where I lived the entrance
TO the station is mt the south end of the
platform.
YES"
Its the same way at Randolph
street"
Yes"
And you pat the smoking car at the
north end of each train, no matter which
way 1T is running.
"Well, what of it:''
What of it! Can't you sec that 1
have to walk the whole length of the
train to reach the smoker, and the whole
length back again when get down town?
1t lsn fair. | ought to get the best Of it
ut least at one end Of the line. You can't
change 1t: Well. then would you advise
me to move or give up smoling:"
Smoking
We'll, l don't know. If it wasn't for
the work, I'd move. BY the way. you
don think I'm lazy. do you: OF course
not. I'm only jastlfiably Indignant over
an adverse fate. '-Chicago Times Her
aid.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-30
525 I'd

TRUSTRE'S sALE-WHEREAS A CERTAIN
deed OF trust was executed by James K
Cnaiiin and Nora 5. Chatiin, his wife, TO George
., rect, trustee, bearing date August the 18th
ue'2), eighteen hundred and nincty-two, and re.
corded In the clerks office OF the llustine. Court
ior me city or Roanoke, Va, August ~, lSga, in
OF certain conditions ana payments snecid ed in n
certain bond executed by the said James p
onalhm, WIN even date with said deed, for the
payment OF SEQ 10 the National Mutual Building
accordance with, their articles Of ss.o o.
citation; and whereas the said Georgc I
Feet has resigned the said trust and the ind 90 ~
the Hastings Court for the city OF Roanoke Vir-
GINA. ut the April term, 1925, did appoint Jnnins
George j. leet trustee after legal notice IA pro
vided by statute TO all the parties in interest and
wnsereas, default has been made in the payments
anu cohaltlons mentioned in said bond NJ Il deed
OF trust for more than three months and ate hay
ing been reguired SOTO do by the beneficiary. the
National Mutual Building and Loan Association.
OF New York, shall. by virtue OF said deed and
pursuant 10 the terms thereof, proceed TO sell at
PaDlic eanction, to the highest bidder, on JUNE
- 1, 1879, NJ IL O'Clock m, on the premises all
inc property conveyed in said decd, with the i'm
provcments thereon, bounded and described rs
Beginning at point on the north side OF Watts
street ninth avenue southwcsD three hundred
gSu) reet east OF Park street, and running thence
IN westerly direction with Watts street twenty
I'VE (25) feet TO point, thence in northcrIy
direction one hundred and thirty $50 feet 10 an
aiiey' thence In an easterly direction with said
alley twenty five (25) feet 10 point, thence In n
southcrly direction one hundred and thirty (l30,
ieet 10 the place OF beginning. and known n the
eastern half or lot number seventeen Q7) in sec
ton thirteen Q3) OF the Lewis addition TO the said
city OF Roanoke. '"'N
TERM: Cash sufficient 10 pay all costs OF OK
ecnting this trust, including commission 10 the
trustee, and 10 pay on said bond with arrearares
que thereon, amounting 10 seven hundred and
,orty one dollars and seventy-fvc cents rs OF NAV
Isl, lS93 and the balance, IL any, in one and two
eIufi annual instameuts, due in twelve and
dtw 1--WE" months with interest thereon from
GATE, the purchaser executing negotiable notes
tor deferred payments and secured by deed OF
trnet on the property sold
3-i-tds, JUEIUS MoGEHEE, Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-30
Dana on Journalism.

Now, Mr.. Greeley is my great cxcmplar
In journalism. He thought n newspaper
man was Of little use who did not know
just the number of votes in every township
In the state of New York and III every vo:-
ing precinct and who could not tell whctb-
or the returns from the second district of
Pound Ridge, in Westminster county. were
correctly reported or not without sending
to the place to find out how many votes
had really been cast That was one of his
great points of distinction and success, but
would not advise you to labor after that
sort OF knowledge unless you have inherit
Cd natural talent for it, But you should
understand and appreciate the theory of
the American government. You should
know where this republic began, where
1t came from and where it belongs in the
history OF mankind and what part it is
destined to play in tho vast drama of hui
man existence. That is the sort of pol
itics that must appeal to any Intelligent
man and that will surely test his utmost
powers
And while we arc on this point VIC may
say in passing that an American who
thinks another country is better than this
should not go into journalism. You must
be for the stars and stripes every time or
the people of this country won't be for YOU
and you won't sell enough papers to pay
your expenses. -Charlcs y. Dana in Me.
Cluro Magazine.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-30
SUMNER BOARD.

lEvcry other limo to be read at your lcsure1
hummer boarlcrs wanted in our fornhous,,
We have got
The best accommodations We have no
'losquitoes and :islaria and attic rooms rcdhot
Like other places always have to show
Our fruit and eggs and butter and our vc.cta.
blcs fine
Are from our farm, and al our boardcrs, who
Come from the dusty city on the heated rail.
way line.
Enjoy them all and highly praise them too
Our hunting and our fishing arc beyond n single
doubt
Unrivalcd. For an invalid with nerves
NOT worth continental and decidedly played
out
Our place has all the glory it deserves.
We set 50 good table that our boarders AZ.
ways feel
Delighted, and they tell their friends who 90
HAIR starved ON stuff they wouldn't give
tramp TO make Il meal
About the royal dinners we bcstow
Our boating and our bathing and our views
can never be
Surpassed. The most romantic places arc
Discovered 10y our patrons, who come many
miles to sec
Our paradise that no improvements" mar.
We proudly call attention to our beds. You'll
find them hard
10 pci0 LOT being soft and clean. \ horse
And buggy-whch great favor you will thank.
fully regard
We furnish free to all our guests, of course
Five dollars is our weekly rate, but when you
go away
You'll think our terms too little, as they are
a pretty bill for extras" you will be obliged
TO pay
In case you go where landlords keep IL bar.
1t always gives Us pleasure when wc take n
stranger i'll
The woods and SHOW him how to shoot n deer
And let him SEQ how silillfully we honest
farmers skin
The animal which epicurcs revere.
Come, spend the summer with us. for we guar
antcc you'll find
The best accommodations. Prices low
Mosquitoes and starvation and malaria com
bncd
We never have, rs all cur boardcrs know
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