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Railway Passenger stations.

Dearborn station. Polk and Dearborn
streets. The trains Of the following roads
leave this station:
Atchson. Topeka and Santa Fe.
Chicago and Eastern Illinois.
Chicago and Erie.
Chicago and Grand Trunk.
Wabash.
Union station. Canal and Adams streets.
The trains Of the following roads leave
this station:
Chicago. burlington and Quincy.
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
e., NJ. X st. +. Evanston branchD.
Chicago and Alton.
rittsburg. Fit. Wayne and Chicago.
Grand Central Passenger station. Harrison
street and Fifth avenue. The trains OF
the following roads leave this station:
Baltimore and Ohio.
Wisconsin Central.
Chicago Great Western.
Rock Island Depot, Van Buren, street anu
Pacific avenue. The trains OF the ioiiow-
Ing roads leave this station.
Chicago, Rock 1slard and Pacinc.
Lake shore and Michigan southern.
illinois Contra, Suburban station, foot Of
Randolph street. From this station leave
the trains OF the
Sorthw estern Passenger station. kinxie ana
Wcils streets. From this station !enve
the trains OF the various divisions OF the
Northwestern Railway. - $3.50.
Alley 81" Depot. Congress street, between
etate and wabash avenue. &C.,.
Lake "L." Depot. Madison ana Market
aVpoofs
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Federal, State, County and City Officials.

Chapman, Gallagher. Mahoncy. Gosselin.
MMSSS; EarMl'sgSurnS KEN ss.l rr'Rs ss.
Ter, Kamerling, Wall, Reed. Knowles, Kelly.
=. Schools. Campbell. .kamerling. Conway.
S SSSe cns % asssS s MM ssaSy scS SsH
Ra!iroaas...KleInecke. Peck. Utesch, How.
SNc a Mar Epse Ods KSns Garsy
Fire and water.-Peck. sayls, schendorf,
larson MaSe, E Mrash
Gas. on and Electric Lisht.-Bidwill, Hep.
Kielnecke. EngeI, schendorf, Rohde. Morri
Health and County Relations. .rlnkler.
lard, Merchant, Coughln, bcist, Martin.
f%Ss @ ;,,,. Ballard; Larson
Rehde. .Birane. Ryan. Morrison. brennan.
Elections. Hepburn. Mann. Chad.
wick; Peck: Campbell. g!dwlli.. hammers,
Street. % and Alleys Nyase cutS ws5: ys4th
Hepburn, Best, Epstean. Smith. Wall. Reed.
MyS icay Utesch. Francis; Mann. ,shephesd;
Haze tI,C McGillen. Larson. Peck. Klelnccke,
;;ss,: and ma. Aeys ,,y; Keats ccss
stanwood. hammers, Schcrmann, Gosseiln.
Brennan, Gallagher, Conway, Saylc.
Pollce.CoCke, -O'Neill oath ward, Kerr,
Noble, Madden, kamerllng. Campbell. Stan.
wood. klelnecke. Dorman. Slepicka. Ma.
.Wiarves and Public Grounds. Conway.
Ballard. Currier, Schendorf, Ehlert, Mer.
chant. Chadwick, Shepherd, kahler, Knowles,
Slepicka, Deist, Martin.
Harbors and Bridges. Howell. Best, Mar.
rcnner. Madden, Epstean, Kerr Currier, Lar.
son, ,Bigane. schlakc. O'Connor, Kunx,
oNs!ll TIN wsr!l; Coo. r,,...
Hage, .Currier. Merchant. Butler. Chapman,
Coughlln. Wall. Martin, 0osselin. Kelly.
Wbarfng Privileges. - shepherd, Kerr,
Smith. Engel. knmerling. hammers. Noble,
Butler. Deist. Reed. Sleplcka. Knowles,
.iiridcweil. BEST. Currier. Epstean. Hage,
Kerr, klelnecke, Schermann, Engel, Ma.
honey. Schiake, Brachtentiorf,- Martin. Kelly.
cense....I.nrson. Cooke. Keats, Rldwill,
watson; Knhler.: Conway. Mann. Finkler,
Rhode. Reed. Wall, Brennan.
Local Assessments. = eaylc, Chadwick.
Howell Chapman, Madden, StanwoOd, Kan.
erllng. Lammers.. Rest, Carey Bigane,
Printing.-Francis. Shepherd. Ehlert. Bal.
18th ward, Gosselln, Mahoney, Carey, Braci.
tendorf. Morrison.
Tho regular meetings Of the City Council
are held every Monday Mt 7:3O p. nj.
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Two Kinds OF pO1ttcuess.

An anecdote. told by Frances Power
Cobbe. in her "Life," II a good illustra.
ton of the difference between English
and French pollteness, and also of the
defects of both nations in the matter of
good manners. Miss Cobbe had u friend,
Alice L'Estrange, who was going from
London to Paris alone. Knowing TINT
q distinguished old French gentleman
of her acquaintance. Baron de r., was
crossing Ivy the same train, Miss Cobbc
wrote and begged him to look after her
friend on the way.
He replied In the kindest and most
graceful manner that he would be de.
lighted to render any service to her
friend.
They met ut Charing Cross station,
and no man could be more charming
than the baron made himself in the
train and on the boat. But on arrival
ut Boulogne II appeared that the lady's
luggage had either gone astray or been
stopped by the clistOm.hOuse people.
She was In difficulty; the train for
Paris was ready to start. and the Frencl,
officials paid no attention to her en-.
treaty that her trunks should be deliv.
cred and put into the van to take with
her.
OF course the appearance by her side
Of a French gentleman with the ribbon
Of the Legion Of Honor In his button
hole would have probably decided the
case In her favor Mt once. But Mon
sieur le Baron had not the lcAst idea OF
losing his train and getting into an i'm
brOgliO for the sake Of dninsel In dis
tress. So with many assurances tha
he was broken hearted to lose the pleas
ure Of her society up to Paris, he gOt
into the railroad car and was quickl,
carried out Of sight.
| Meanwhile rather ordinary. lOOkini
Englishman who had noted Miss LES
FRANCES awkward situation. went up t.
her and asked In n gruff fashion wha'
was the matter. When he was inform
ed, he let his train 60 of and ran hithel
and thithcr about the station. till a
last the luggage was found and rcstor
ed to Its owner Then, when she strov'
naturally to thank him. he simply rails
cd his hut, said II was Of mo consc
quence." ana disappeared to trouble
her no more.
(which. therefore, was neighbor 4
him that fell among thievcs!"
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Chicago Fire Department.

p. J; swenie, Fire Marshal and Chief Of
William II. Musham. First Assistant Fire
Marshal and Department Inspector.
John II. Greene, Second Assistant Fire
John Campion, Third Assistant Fire Mar
Charles s. Petrie. Assistant Fire Marshal
and Department Secretary.
Michael w. Conway, Fire Inspector.
James Horan, Chief OF list Battalion.
Frederick hies Chief Of % battalion.
Patrick 0'Malley, chief Of 30 Battalion
Paul +. A. Pundt, Chief OF 9TH Battalion.
Joseph G. Pazen, Chief Of 9th battalion.
Eugene Sweeney; Chief OF lth battalion
WIN. II. Townsend, Chief Of 9th battalion.
David J. Mahoney. Chief Of 10th Battalion.
John Fitzgerald, Chief Of I'm Battalion. ,
Frederick j. Gabriel Chief OF 18th Battal-
Engine Company No. l, 27l Fifth avenue
lit street, James J. Ahern, lieutenant, $50
Engine Company 80, 4, 524 North iIalsted
s,er avenue; William j. Mniiin. lieutenant,
Engine ' Company No 8, 1877 South jefferson
strect-JOhn Sullivan, captain, ~ Sholio
street: John Riley, lieutenant, 1870 West Con-
Engine Company No. @, I43 Maxwell street
,rsst John mSan' Mlpr lieutenant, rs Vest
21st street. 90
aNenue-John Lynch, capital m lOl2 West
TAYLOR street; Frank G. Haering, lieutenant,
4O5 West Harrison street ,oo,
Engine Company No. 8, 1881 Archer aye.
nue--Niichael IL. Driscoll, captain, 36ll 5th
avenue; John Barlow. lieutenant 3do I'D
Engine Company No. 0. 1897 Cottage Grove
avenle-Alfred W. Pendleton, captain, 2ooo
Cottage Grove avenue; JOhh SRopec, heu-
tenant 2S2f Calumet avenue.
Engine Company No. 10, s2 Pacihc avenue
John G. Mcdonnell. captain, All w, Har-
rlson street; Patrick NJ. Murphy, lieutenant,
ia SebOr street. -
street John Harmon, captain, 2is OAK
street; Jeremiah Herlihy, lieutenant, lOs W.
Adams street.
Engine Company No. l?. OIL West Lake
street. John Cook, captain, ADJ w. Erie
sti eet; Edward J. Buckley, lieutenant 1T
Ensiae Company No. H.. 10 Dearborn
street-. John u. Llstman. captain. ~ George
street; John Y. O'Nsllsy. lieutenant SSs
tSAakiss stsss6
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About Tea Culture In California.

About Tea Culture In California.
Professor Sanders. of Fresno COun.
ty. tried ten growing once. lie thinks
1t can be successfully grown In Hum.
boldt County, but his experience In the
hot county Of Fresno may he of inter.
est. since the question of ten produc.
ton on large scale In California has
recently been brought forward. Pro.
fessOr Sanders says:
my tea trees were growing In a
grove OF cOttOnwOOds, whose shade
found Indispensable to the life of the
tea trees. also found, In addition to
dense shade, that water heated In the
ditch by the summer sun would kill
them as soon rs It touched them, ana
that I must irrigate them only In the
morning. when the water was cool.
Observing these two necessary points,
I nurscd my ten plantation until the
trees had acquired sufficient foliage to
pick. SO ] got n Chinaman from the
ten region Of China to teach me how Ia
proceed. He deity cut the leaf stems
of with the nails of his thumb and
fOrehnger Thus instructed, gathered
my first crop Of ten.
"rhe process was tedious. soon con.
cluded to count tho leaves as l picked
them. and I thus ascertained that !
could select and pick $50 leaves In Il
half hour. When I had worked one
half.hour brought the result to my
office where. as per instructions by my
Chinaman. the additional work Of wilt
Ing. rolling, ETC., was done. l ascer
tanned that 1t took about 5000 leaves tC
make a pound II ten, ana that THU
pound of ten. from the beginning of the
picking to the end Of the 'panfiring.
represented two days work, and ther
II was about such quality as spider
leg Japan ten. costing 30 cents pei
pound by the chest"
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Standing Committees for the Year
lRlb4.S.

School Management - Mcssrs. Brennan.
Halle, Duggnn. Mrs. sherman, Messrs Gus.
ack, Beebe, Errant, Thornton, Rosenthal
aud Jirka.
JanitOrs and supplics-Niessrs.- Cusack.
Duggan, Cameron, BIuthnrtlt and keane.
buildings and GrOunds-Nicssrs. Beebe.
Halle. Mallcttc, Kirk, Bluthardt, Goetz,
Drczmal. Duggan and BlOunt.
FInancc-Messrs. Lindblom. Brennan ami
Maliette.
.Judie;ary-Messrs. Drezmal, Errant, and
Rosenthal.
School Fund Property essrs. Kcnnc.
Brennan. Blount, Cameron, Cusack and Err.
rant.
High school-Messrs. Cameron. Halle. Mrs.
Sherman. Messrs. Brennan and Thornton.
College Preparatory SchoOl-Messrs. Thorn
ton, Brennan, Halle, Mrs. Sherman and Mr..
Jlrka.
English High and Manual Training School
MIR. Mnllettc, Mrs. sherman and Mr.. Kirk.
Special Funds-Messrs. ROsenthal, Lind.
oloin, Blount, Kirk and -.
Drwing-Messrs. Errant, Cusack, Bcebc,
Jlrka and -.
Music = Messrs. Bluthardt, Drczmal,
Blount, Mallette and =.
German-Mcssrs. Halle, Bluthardt, Dug
gan, Mrs. Sherman and Mr.. Goetz.
Physical Culture-Messrs. GOetz, Jirka,
Bluthhnrdt. Rosenthal and -.
Compulsory observation-disclosures. Duggan,
Jirka, Llndblom. Drezmal ana Keane.
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Police Courts.

District No. l.-Harrlson street and Pacific
avenue. George y. Foster, Judge Court No.
I; Thomas Brndwcll, Judge Court No. 2.
District No. ?.--Maxwell street station. Max
Eberhardt. Judge Court No. !; James Z.
Dooley, Judge Court No. 2. ~,
District No. 3.-Desplaines street station No
Judge In Scully's place. Judge Court No. j;
James N. Doyle, Judge Court No. 2.
District No. 4.-Milwaukee and West Chica.
20 avenues. Olaf +. SeversOn, Judge Court
No. 1; Charles J. White, Judge Court No. 2.
District No. 5.-East Chicago avenue station.
George kersten, Judge.
District No. 8.-35th and Halsted streets.
NJ. II. NJ. Wallace, Judge Court No. !; u.
+. Gienn0n. Judge Court No. 2:
District No. 7.--Lake avenue and sd street,
Hyde Park. NJ. J. Quinn, Judge Court No.
/; n. T.. RObbent, Judge Court No. 2.
District No. S-Hal.ted near Mattison street.
J.J. Hennessy, Judge.
District No. 9.-Wentworth avenue near Gath
street, Englewood. Peter Caldwell, Judge.
sey. Lake View. John A. MahOney, Judge.
Rogers Park-P. N. Searles, Judge.
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The Chicago City Council.

5 Sss: &i;y S Sis:s
i0Louis /. Eps.ean, Il. AaaisSritam, Annex 9:
John J. Coughl!n, d. :it3 X Madison 81
MsST .sn f Ballard H. MssIsaa Ave AVE
1 Eaw s%i' aa =; Id Mesisss Az
dHn p u MsSsn s ZIP W Sas% aI%
s-.Patrick J: Wall D."..a;a; .soS s 9th " y
aTsS%s; Heed lee p. ds Emo T%.! MsIn As 81
7-W as j. fa uNeliI, d. .sss s. iiaisted s.
John Cooke i;i d2 ma 4 h HalsI island
erJ TaaT f. Bidwill. :!ao " 18th 81
Fred. Rhode, D.. :. .27s Washhnrne AYE
ioS.hp perm bS!%aT .s:,, ~ ~ "a "a Il
n-Wiiian Il Kent, T. $40 s. Jertsrsop hs s.
Conrad Kahcr, II, :, -. $50 Holman Aye
is-Msrtin KpoSss; $ SEa7 T Fn|,Ss 4
E9%aTa k I s1fRMofa Il d iR i0H Ave
,s !1F sa ff Ryan b. Col " Yor!S Az
20 Joseph L a Kmnz i n". .Gs5 Noble 81
's- ioRn sch ni ann .s$I Noble s.
Hstsp4en s. GGsss!1 22S y " Ref TaHa St
,sL Marlfe h r. oeSnT 3. Madssn s.
William r. Mahony, D.. 30 y state 81
i9-Thomas Gallagher, ID. go > Haistea 81 3,
- cfspla n' Z. fslsri, il. -. 90 Clifton AZ
a. j. Brachtendorf. d, ,iG7 Larrabee 81
ED Muelhoefer, u; ..' i il3 eIyDohrn Az "
23-Wlliam ]. Kelley, D.. ;l0s OAK g.
John a. Larson, Re- s ;.9' q j. n Mrns 81
Thomas ii. Carrier H.. ,ios \. a clark ~ ~
u Albert ~ Klelnecke, u. :DlG Kacine ave
William l.. Chapman, II. 1881 Wilton Aye
-WilIqP I FlHsiksl' Pb'ii6s Il ashland ANDY Ave
27-Mathew j. Conway. b." .Herm3sa
Hubert W. Butler, B.. Forest G y, .
es-Thomas sayle, II. 18th and kinzls SIS
John Bigane. ID ;....'',;ssao;; igf ;,ool e. q,
x-Thomas Carey T. ';;sS, ~ wsn = w1ou Ave
O-John ". Utesch, u. .4s.a Ashland sai aye Y,
Walter Merchant, Eps ., - III Eea ~ na
Eawln j. Noble, Il. n 500, sa4 pearbor !,
o-wm. = Kerr; RI 100 ~ MI 6sarsorn 81
n-Geo, ": shepherd, oi5I Commerc'ini ~
a Iohn 6'NeiIi. r.. $500 Wabash Ave
q. T.. Chad wick. II l23 Watt Av.. Pullman
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City Board Of Educa ton.
Alfred 9. Trude. President.


w. A. 3. Graham, Secretary.
William II: Beebe. Q and 8 Pacific avenue.
Theodore J. Bluthardt, Venetian Building,
81 Washington street, Room 0lS.
Thomas Cusack, 500 Throop street.
Patrick II. Duggan, 42i2 South Halsted
street.
James r. Maliette, The Rookery.
Alfred y. Trudc, 20 Clark street. Room IL.
Thomas Brennan, Reaper Block. corner Of
Clnrk and Washington streets. Room IT,.
NJ. j. keane, southeast corner wabash
avenue and Washington street.
Daniel Il. Cameron, 73 Lake street.
Charles y. Thornton, 147 LnSallc treet
Robert Lindblom. Board Of Trade Building.
Edward q. Halle. Royal Insurance Build.
Mrs. Caroline X. Sherman, 225 South Lcav.
itr street.
Fred N. Blount. Chicago National Bank.
Fritz Goetz. IS Michigan street.
Frank J. Jirka. SOi South Ashland avenue.
Joseph w. Errant, Unity Building, Room
1i37.
Wallace +. Kirk, 800 North Water street.
d. j. Rosenthal, The Emporium. -:
State street.
Max A. Drczmai, 16;3 Randolph street.
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Foreign Consuls In Chicngo.

Argentine Republlc-P. s. Hudson, So Jack
son street.
AustrO-H ungarian-Hen Clausscnius, IS
9th avenue.
Belgium-Charles Henrotin, 1877 Dearborn
street.
Denmark-Emil Dreier. 200 Fremont street.
street.
German Empire-Carl Buenx, 25 Borden
Block.
Great Brltain-James H. sadler 72 Dear
born street.
Italy Nanasscro d Gsstisllole. TO la
kalle.
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Mexico Felipe Derriozabai. i2G Washing.
ton street.
Netherlands George Birkhoff, Jr., IS
Washington street
Rnssla-M. II. Thai. 20 La Sale street.
Spain--Hobart g. Chatfeld- Taylor, Mon
tauk Block.
sweden and Norway-Pctcr svanoe. 1863
switzerland~A. Hallnger. 1877 Washington
street.
Turkcy-Charlcs Hcnrotin, Stock Exchange
Ruil1jug
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state Government.
Comfy Government.

s S,:sH S;:ai, Court. iis%s essIsss
Csrt spHsTlS1, Court Court Ernest Sasersaa
S Sssn riSSss Daniel
Coroner: ................ .;;;cc y. Waterman
c cssxsy0ss; superintendent; Of schools. ,.,,,
r,..,a:s, Board Of County tS$$!;.isna s.,,
ere c;ojir;NlTiY GoMiMiisis;i TSS!Sa .,A
Daniel y; IIealy sos 9. F aa Tssrn Hse
Cnarles Bnrmeister. $500. ~, AL D,visicn 81
ThomSs j. McNichois. ;. .6o5 81: Harrison g
Gustav W. Kunstrnan. H nr"n1 HS 90
John n Cunning. .........l2o d meh mn -
sas s's'cJ dd;i %se;SS sS,f Az +
COOK COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Regular meetings first saturday In each
month at II o'clock h. M. Room 3:o' Court
Henry F. Donovan. President 800 Web
3. +. Bright. Secretary. 800 Court House.
4. b. Walden, 1905 Title and Trust Build.
Henry Broth. ass 2sth street;
Daniel u. Heaiy. 203 Court House.
John Il. Llndgrcn. 154 Lake street.
~ sTXSDiNG CoMMITTEEs. .
CUTTING. eSairman N's o. T. Bright, j. n. Lin.
Finance and Judiciary--Nelson 4. Cool.
chairman: Daniel b. Henly. Nelson a. Cool.
buildings. Grounds and Supplies-Danlel y.
HEe"lSy; chairman; J. H. L'ndsren' " l.
.Gymna. stun and Physical Cuiture..Hcnry
blroth. chairman; 8. d. Walden, Nelson A.
Relation to City schools--O. T.. Bright.
chairman: Henry Broth. =. ID. Walden.
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c,.x council ommittccs.

City Council cOmmittccs.
Finance. Madden. Campbell, OAel,i ,35th
UssXI. Kent, Marrenner, Bidwill. hlnkler,
SSSSe, Keats. Cooke. Mo6iiien' Fo"e's'
a,sv Mann. smith. Rs'iard Her
- annnheea 4aa6 oeaovoo6 ooeaoes
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Praise a. man, ana somebody will tell
you something ION" him.
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Federal Officials.

Collector OF Customs. -: Martin J. Russell
Collector Of Internal Revenue. ~. j. Nike
United states Marshal. John w. Arnold
Custodian L. =. building. M. u. Railey
chief rostoiiice Inspector. James r. stuart
Nub-trca surcr .......... .Delos 4. Phelps
Appraiser OF the Port. :. Frank u. Hoyne
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BUFORD.

November 26, 1895.
In our announcement OF last week we
regret to say that we were misinformed
as to the dedication of the new church
here, and, according to our informant
this time, it will be the second Sunday
in December instead of the first.
Prof. Enyart, of the Hillsboro College,
delivered sermon at the M. E Church
here last Wednesday evening.
A. H. Reams has renewed his com.
mission as notary public.
The small child of John Puckett is on
the sick list.
Joe Rosselot's fine horse ran away
last week and seriously injured itself.
Mrs. Flora E. Temple, wife of Lewis
M. Temple, was inferred in the Buford
cemetery Nov. 2l. The funeral was
preached by Rev. Galbreath, of Sardinia
She leaves her husband and four small
children to mourn her loss.
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Ai||sboro \ ardware Go
HARRISBURG.
November 25, 189

November 25, 1896.
Mrs. Hugh CLANCY visited her sister,
Mrs. James Richards. near Hillsboro,
last week.
Mr.. Alexander Woods, who has been
quite poorly for some time, is able to be
about again.
Born, to Burch Hatcher and wife, a
fine girl baby No.3.
Our school is progressing nicely under
the supervision of J. Hunter.
]. o. Harris and wife visited their son
Parry and family, last Sunday.
Henry Harris, of Wilmington, visited
his parents here, last week.
VIM. Elliott was putting on few ex.
tras in the way of fast driving, one night
last week, coming home from Church.
The pony turned into gate. William
and the buggy passed on.
Joe Day, of Hillsboro, called on friends
here, last Sunday.
The turkeys have taken to the woods.
They heard the preachers give out Union
services for Thanksgiving at New Mar
ket.
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BALL KNOB.

November %, 1885.
Some good.natured thieves helped
themselves to Mrs. Margaret Chapman's 3
turkey roost last week.
Several from this place we're hand.
somely entertained at Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF
Haggerty's last Saturday night.
Aunt Nancy Collins is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Scott visited his
brother, Walter, of near Wilmington,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Malone were
the guests of Mr.. James Chaney and
wife, of Lynchburg, last Sunday.
Miss Ollie Hodson called on relatives
near farmers, Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Cashatt was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Redkey, last
Saturday.
Mrs. R. H. Gillilland visited the Hill
City, Friday.
Mrs. Mary Smith, of Hillsboro, is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Dean, this
week
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SHACKLETON.
November %,

November 20, 1895
The monthly meeting of the Mission
ary Society of the Mt. Zion Church will
be held next Sunday morning, at 1890
Let every one who is in sympathy with
missions come out and hear the Mission.
ary sermon by Rev. 6. W. H. Smith.
Miss Orissa Charles attended the Mil
ler. Riehm wedding, near Tiffin, O., Nov.
Goth, and is spending few weeks with
friends in that vicinity.
L. W. Warson is recovering from Sc
we're attack Of neuralgia.
Miss Pearl Purdy is very low with
fever.
Quite a number attended Sunday
School at Mt. Zion last Sunday. The in.
clemency of the weather was not enough
to keep the earnest workers at home.
We must educate, we must educate, o,
we must perish in our race from the
cradle to the grave, is what Glendale
School is telling to the world, under the
management of E. W. Fawley. Let us
be awake to higher education as we'll az
others.
Hunting is the order of the day. Game
is plentiful. But, boys, be careful. II
is against the law to kill "prairie chick.
ems"
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Medina county, to spend the winter
with his aunt, Mrs. Stern.
The sale OF the late Henry Julian
amounted to about $1,70O. The hay
alone bringing nearly $500. A son of
Mr.. Julian, living in WiscoAsin, intends
to rebuild the house and move his family
to the same as soon as arrangements
can be made.
Henry Puckett, wife and daughter, of
Hillsboro, are stepping with Mrs.
Puckett's mother, Mrs. Jane Carder.
Mrs. v. B. Custer, of Hillsboro, spent
several days of last week with friends
and relatives at this place.
Elder J. B. Faris, one of the three
commissioners of the Soldiers Relief
Fund, transacted business at Hillsboro,
Saturday, with the other members of
the commission.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-11-28
SUGARTREE RIDGE.

Nov. 25, 1895
The much needed rain has come at
last, and lots of it.
Rev. Burba preached at the M. E.
Church, last Sunday.
Roy Bum was calling at H. H. Red.
keys, last Sunday.
Rev. Peal is holding a protracted
meeting, at New Market.
Several from near here attended the
funeral of A. L. Robins, of Winchester,
last Thursday.
Lummie Burn was visiting friends at
West Union, last Thursday.
Arrangements will be made by the
Sunday School, next Sunday, for having
a grand Christmas tree and entertain.
ment here on Xmas eve.
Naylor and Shaw, who have been
making cider here almost night and day
for the last two months, will close down
next Tuesday.
Wonder If we won't have wedding
about Christmas.
Our little village is soon to have a
new jewel in her crown in the way of a
new store. Messrs. Gayman & Long, of
Mowrystown, will hold forth in Mrs.
Stout's room. The room is being re.
modelled, and when furnished will be
neat and comfortable. The gentlemen
expect to be ready for business by Christ.
mas. Here's luck to them.