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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-11-12

DR.. NJ. B. Wilson : now local surgeon
for the B. Il O. 8. w., ut Hillsboro.
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Today Charlie McCarty and Miss
Lusie Oarboy will wed in Chicago.
Here's to their future Joy and prosper.
ity.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-11-12

Rockers till you can't rest without
one of them, at the H. L. & @. Co.'S
store.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-11-12

Preaching at Marshall Presbyterian
Church next Sunday morning, and also
ct Belfast Presbyterian Church, at SPIN.
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There will @. E. Social ct the home
Of Miss Mamie Wright, Thursday night.
Admission free. Everyone cordially in.
vited.
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The Lynchburg incandescent electric
lights are furnished at 25 to 80 cents per
month.
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Miss Elizabeth Steele has returned
from visit among friends in Chillicothe.
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Prof. Fenton Gall, Of the Civil Service
Department, has returned to Washing
ton.
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Special sale Of rocking chairs ct the
II. L. 4 O. Cos, store for the next few
days, to make room for Holiday goods.
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Miss Gertrude Gardner, who has been
guest Of Miss Hattie Chaney. has 70.
turned to her homo in Warrington O.
n s:ff
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. 8. Shave have remov.
ed to Marietta.
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John Shaw, Of Georgetown, is guest
of his brother in. lsw, R II. Cooper.
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J. M. Hughey, who has been YER
seriously i'll, is able to be out again.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Conard are visit
ing their daughter in Peoria.
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Say y!
To insure a soft and
smooth skin, use
SAep&sg@'s SageWl,
Notice of Accounts Filed.

The executors, administrators, guardians,
trustees and assignees Of the following named
estates have fled their accounts In the Probate
Court Of Highland county, Ohio, for settle
ment, and said accounts win be for hearing on
Monday, the 7th day OF Dec, A. D. 1895. ct
in. Morrow. exr Of John Morrow, first and
Q, B.rrere, exr of Samuel J. Specs, first and
Elizabeth Aokles, sdmrx. of Andrew F. Ack-
les, first and final account.
E. o. Farley. admir-. Of Sophia Farley, first
and final account.
A. B. Small. exr. Of John R. Ladd, first 90
count.
Fannie J. Young. .dmr. Of Clara M. Dwysr.
Lille n. Ayre., a"mrx. Of N. q. Ayrss, first
R. B. Barrett, admr. of Sarah n. Hodson,
first and final account.
Perry Bubble. admr. Of John P. Rubls. hrst
b. B. Gray. admr. OF Lucinda Pointer. fourth
and final account.
Sable Orebsugh. sxrx. of Jesse T. williams,
first and fnsl account.
Wm. Stewart gdn Of John Stewart, fret 20
Caroline Schubert. gdn of Matilda Schubert
| ct q, hret and 6nal account
J: ". Newell gdn. Of Oscar O. Bennett. drst
and dnAl account.
.,S JAM: s: y; Taylor sdn Of Els. Taylor. ar.s
J: a. ". 6psrgur, gdn. Of Blanche J. end J.
h. Dewitt, drst aecount.
". b. Penn, gdn. Of Lille n. Binegar Of q,
| first account.
L. B. Duckwall gdn. Of John Runion, Afth
| account.
Mark Dickey. gdn. Of =. L. O. Barlow.
| fourth account.
Irwin d. knight. sdmr. Of Jennie knight,
first and final account.
J. F1ANK WILSON, Probate Judso.
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Philip Shave left Tuesday morning for
Marietta, o.
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Rev. A. II. Davis has returned to hi
pastoral labors at Leitchfield.
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Cheapest longes and couches in tn
city ct the H. L. & G. Co.'S store.
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To Cure = Cole /. O,e Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All Druggists refund the money III fails
70 cure. 26c. For sale BY Town Hall
Drug Store, W. R. Smith & Co., and Gar.
rett 4 Ayres. ~ So -
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DIOR SALE-Pure. bred Barred Plym
II outh Rock and Brown Leghorr
cockerels and pullets. 1 E. DAVIS,
st. Dallas, O.
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"OUSE FOR RENT-Corner South
IA and West St. In first class order
Apply at Weyrich's Studio.
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Out Flowers every week at Kennedy
4 Cos.
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HOUsES AND LOTS-For sale. In.
IA quire Of A. Harman, attorney.at.
law.
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Palms and Fancy Ferns at Kennedy
h Co'a.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-07-31

ward to the platform and in lengthy
speech placed William ]. Bryan in
nomination. There were many
speeches made in seconding Bryan's
nomination. Several other nominal
tons were made, namely; Col L. NJ.
Norton, Of Illinois, was named by Mr..
Cali, Of New York; Delegate Living
stone, chairman Of the Missouri dele.
cation, named Ignatius Donnelly, of
Minnesota, and, when Donneny de.
cfined the use of his name, he placed
Gen, ], S. COxey, Of Ohio, il nomiua-
ttaa, The nominating speeches oc-
oppied Rix houra
When the nominations were closed
George Abbott, OF Nebraska, moved
that the national committee be given
pIeuaFy powers in al things connected
with the party after the adjournment
OF the convention and the motion was
carried.
The roll call was then made and
Chairman Allen announced the official
vote as follows: Bryan, 1,042; Norton,
ss1; DonRelly, Is; Debs, g. COzeY, /,
It was 4:2s when the announcement
Of the vote was madesnd pandemonium
reigned for about 20 minutes. Finally
Chairman Alien declared Mr.. Bryan
the nominee Of the convention, some
one made a motion to adjourn, The
chairman put the motion and then de
clsrsd the convention adjourned sine
die.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-07-31
TIE SILVER PARTY IN Line.
TAs EsssiRg At st, Louis Indorsss BEyan tsl
tAs Presidency.
A TELLER TELEGRAM.
Congressman EsWlands Hsds Temporary
and W.P st. John Permanent Chairman
Declaration Of Principles National
Democratic Ticket Endorsed.

ST LOUIS July 2a-The delegates OF
The national silver organization we're
slow in assembling ia the music hall
of the Exposition building, and there
we're not nearly enaugh visitors TO 6ll
the galleries when J, J. Mott. chair
man of the national committee, called
the convention to orderat 1890 o'clock
yesterday. Prayer was offered, after
which Miss Lille B. Pierce. of this
city, read the declaration Of independ-
ence, This caused an eutburst Of APP
plause.
When the call had been read. Con-
gresham F, G. Newlands, of Nevada,
was introduced by DR.. Mott as tempo
Fary chairman and proceeded to make
his address In opening he referred to
the republican declaration for virtual
gold monometaliism and to the demo-
cratic expression in favor of free silver
coinage. Then he Landed Mr.. Bryan
in strong words, after which he dweit
on President ClevslaBd's financial poll
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-07-31
H0ks smith 70 Resign.

NEW YORK, July 27.-A Washington
dispatch to the New York journal says
Hoke Smith. secretary Of the interior
and proprietor Of what wes iormesl5
the administration most potent orgsz
in the south, viii resign frcm the szbi-
net within the next week. Il Ees
stated yesterday on good agthsFitv
that his resignation is now IA the pos
session Of the president, who Is using
all his persuasion TO induce his hereto.
fore bosom friend 70 rensiu within the
fold. Mr. Smith, however, having iE-
doFsed Bryan IN his paper, viii Tefuss
70 serve in the company Of such boilers
as Herbert and Cleveland and via
align himself completely with che de-
T1neFanU
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-07-31

ICY which the democratic convention
had Eepudiated, and expressed especial
pleasure at the democratic dsclsra-
ton against further tariff agitation.
He referred briefly to she other issues
II the democratic platform Is nom
essentials. he then denied that It was
intended to pay debts with 5O-cent dol.
lars o. to debsse the currency, but de.
elared that it was ths purpose 70 raise
sil7er's value and diminish the strain
on gold and restore the old bimetaiiie
unit Of value. He defended the pro-
posed ratio Of sixteen to one and
spoke in favor ST bimetallism Gnd at
tackled England's gold policy.
The following telegram from Sena-
tor Teller was then read:
DENVER, Col, July 22.-L n. Stevens.
Southern hotel, ST Louis: The money
question overshadoWs all others On IT'S
FightfBl determination depends the pros
perity Of the people and the peTpstuity Of
republican institutions All other questions
must be subordiuated to it A vote Tor 81gan
and SeWall is a vote for Industrial and fRan-
oiai independence OF the American pseRls
from foreign domination and control and thsy
should have the support Of all opponents 81
the gold standard. r. n TELLER
At the caucus Of the silver orgauiza-
ton delegates yesterday the following
committee was appointed to confer
with the populists with a view to so
lidifying the forces: G. w. Baker, Of
California: Judge Scott, Of Nebgasiza;
". T. Foster, Of Missouri; William P.
St John, Of New York, and B. +.
Keith, Of North Carolina
The committee on credentials re-
ported that there were no contests.
The committee on permanent organi-
cation recommended that ". P. st.
John, of New York, be selected fof
permanent chairman; Charles 4.
ToWne, OF Minnesota, be chosen for
vice chairman, and R. e Dufendorfer,
of Pennsylvania, for secretary. The
report was received with cheers and
adopted,
Mr.. St. Johns speech in accepting
the gsvel was loudly applaudsd A
melton was made that q special com
mittes consisting of one delegate FROM
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-07-31

Eithin sfv party, fsr esmpaiSne pers
poses to save the EnioE
Ms. E c Litsle, Of Kansas. lies
nominated William ]. Bryan. Of E2,
bTaska. for president Aftsg . asu--
Der Of speeches Mr. Bryan ess n51s.
stated BY scelsRation.
Mr. TToup, Of Ceaneet.cak tase
placed She name Of arthur sswsll. s.
Maine, before the eOnveHHoa sof sies
president and the nomination wa
unanimously sgroed tc
Gel Pace. Of EsbE1s4a. o1es1d 5
resolution declaring It to be tie ssDts
Of the convention that as the ae1cs
cratic party had arranged tsS a1l7ss
Bryan and Sewsli In New Yosa, s8s
silver party notify them II 3sysn's
home at Lincoln. The motion was
agreed TO- ThereupoR the conysEtion
adjourned sine die,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-07-31
IH R5Pl8ISI G0HIENIIR.
RFeeesiiBgs Of tbs National Convention at
st. Louis Last Week.
RALLYING FOR SILVER.
Senator Butler Chosen Temporary and sea-
stOr Allen Permanent Chairman-Ths
Platform Thomas 4, Watson
Named for Vice President.

81. LOUIS, July 23.-At 1887 o'clock
yesterday Chairman Taubeneck step
ped to the front of the platform to
call the national convention of the
peoples party to order at the sight
Of him the Illinois delegation, which
sat Immediately below the platform,
arose and cheered. Quiet same with
the frst rap Of the gavel. Rev. W. L
Smith, OF the Third Baptist church of
this city, delivered the invocation
while the 1900 delegates stood rsver-
emily.
Mr.. Taubeneck's gavel again de-
scended upon the conclusion Of the
prayer There was some surprise
when the chairman introduced Gov.
Stone, Of Missouri, but whatever ap-
prehensions might have been raised
were speedily removed by the an
nouncement that the governor YVES
merely expected to make welcoming
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-07-31

ported by majority OF the committee,
was adopted.
The convention then proceeded to
the selection Of a candidate for vice
president When Alabama was called
it placed IN nomination Barnett Gibbs.
Of Texaa The convention then deeid-
ed 70 take a recess
At 6:Ss p. N. the convention reas-
sembled and Congressman Skinner, Of
North Carolina, and Thomas E. Watson.
Of Georgia, were placed In nomination.
Lafe Pence nominated the democratic
nominee, Arthur Sawall, and Col
Hainea, Of Kansas, seconded it A. L.
Mimms, Of Tennessee, and Marion
Page. Of Virginia, were then named.
The roll Of states was called for
a ballot after the spsech-making was
through and at sxs1tiy 16 minutes to
one Watson vas nominated for yics
president, and soon after q motion was
carried to adjourR until nine o'clock
il the morning
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-07-31
Pefer. 90 bal IL e..

TOPEKA, Kan, July 3O.-PetsFs has
given out the information to his irlenSs
that he is to be consideren out Of the
race for the republican ROmiaatiOn fer
governor. The story Is brought 70 t0FE
BY q prominent republican Poiltisisa
Pstsrsis part Of the stats. This poiiti-
elan stated in an interview yesterday
that Peters would throw what strength
he might have in tbs convention 70
MOFFiITs support.
This practically leaves the fight Be-.
tween MOFrill and TrOutman, IS Peter
viii not cODnt FOR mHsb in the convsa
ton. Cy Leland viii loose 8 good deal
Of bis grip By tails new move Of Peisrs
and it is thoaght thss c. Will IT, and
persuade hia 90 sag n the racs.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-07-31

KANSAS CRY, No, July s5-Edward
II. COVling, confidential clerk for
Woodward, Faxon & Co, wholesale
druggists On UaiOn avenue, was ar
rested on complaint OF the arm for en-
6szElemeE& The information charged
him with having made aWeY with
8 40 between January ). 1884 snd
sulg, ies& Il Is not yet knoWH Ighetb-
eF the amoaRt CT the smbez5ls1snt
viii exceed that sum
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-07-31

HA-4aA|N WI
lioa ana Ess SEA-
Mercer university. 81
Goa, Ca; az the en- =
the sophomore y=EE =
lsii ooioge Tor tsel- ~
fugds; tsuEht esA
tsO years; read lau IT,
q ieW weeks, and ua,
then admitted % o.
BAR oOmneEcGa
practice q bis pref
sion here November ]
1875; Ess q member
the Georgia Legislature
during 1881 Rnd H.
vas q democratic eIe
cor for the stats 81
laHvr Fu fsEg rlzaff--
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-07-31
I. ]. BRIAN DOMINATED.
The Peoples Party EosaihEtss the Eshraskan
Tor the Presidency.
RECEIVED 1892 VOTES.
Norton Of Illinois, DOhhrlIy of Wisconsin
Debs OF Illinois and coxsy Of Ohio
also Received Voiss-The Con-
ventiOn Ad3Ourns.

81. LOUIS, July 27.|sThere was mex
tricable confusion od the floor of the
Auditorium Saturday before the peo-
Pies party convention met. The dele
gates stood about in animated groups,
discussing the situatiOn, and what it
was best to do. The Bryan feeling was
very strong, and the telegram from the
Nebraskan declaring shat hewcnld not
accept the nomination rendered the
situation chaotic. Many desired to
nominate Bryan in the face Of this tel
egram. Tom Morrison, Of Colorado,
and ex-GOv. Leweiling, Of Kansas,
however, said this would not do. They
ecUnseied an Endorsement of Bryon,
instead of a nomination, pointing out
that an Endorsement, which did not re-
quire an acceptance, was the way out
Of the tangle.
Senator Allen called the convention
to order at 900 and committee to no
tify the candidates for president and
vice president was selected. The chair
man then called for The nominations
for president. Gen. Weassr VEent for
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-07-31

NEW YoRE, July 29.-CeptaiH O'BrisH
Of tie detective bgreeg, and Detective
Sergeant MoCsaley viii resolve 81 ga
reward for RFfsssins Geor~ lrs8a rH
Sidney Vennie, ths passsE1ss bsls.5Es
convicted on AsaSay al SFriHe-ss.l
a., for rOb5ing tbe safe IN the pass
masters Office n that city. The post.
O6ics authorities hsd bssn locking .oy
Carson sHd Ysnnie fer -oDs tins 81
$1,000 reward was offered g. ibssF
rest sud oanzzas;1a.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-07-31
40 90 ID ETTBpRAyg.
Intends - Make Rses FOR the Vioo-Ptes
deney or the POpulist Tlckes.

-cAeF % t-o II % fatlet AteNeta
ST. LOUIS, July 27.-A rumor got ont
yesterday to the erect that the pos
lists would withdraw WstSon, the s
candidate for vice presidsat il Sswa.
did not himself withdraw A repre-
sentative Of the press called on Sen
tor Marion c. Butter. who hiss BE
elected chairman Of the RstioEsi CO +
mittee, and asked him Wig, II AIS paF} !,
desired a union of the silver forces. al
they nominate another candidate q
vice president.
Because. ne said, I'VE found Ia {
by so doing ous party 0rgaEizatmn
could be better preserved in the sua
port of Mr.. Bryan than by the notaias-
ton Of Mr., Sewail."
1t is rumor-s that Mr. Watson wilt
be withdrawn,
This viii not be done The Sci ~
tioA OF Mr.. Watson was a deliberate ac.
ton by an overwhelming vote, ani
voiced the sentiment Of the deleFlte
fresh from the people. who themselve
had deliberstsd upon the situatsap
since the Chicago convention. 81,
Sewall is the one man "a tke Unit "a
States who now has it in his Posrs 4,
completely unity the silver forcss "a i
make victory over the gold eeml. s
absolutely certain, This is the ana f.
imous opinion OF our executive c1a-
mittee"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-07-31

the practice Of laU- he has been. and still D.
largely interested IN farming. NJ, Watscs
was elected 20 the Fifty-SecoHd coEErsss.
claiming 70 be q democrat Before the con
VBning OF tbs congress 30 which be UaE glcele'l
be turned pOpulisk he wa defeated f0T -.
election % tie Fifty-Third oOagress bY Gel
Black. Mr. Watson claimed ihat he bad tes1
counted out and Rack refused tho oomustsioa
aud they made the raee again, when Black ~1s
declared elected By over 20l0.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-07-31

ST LOWS. duly s7.-Chairman Jones,
Of the Democratic national committee.
has apPailte6 William p ST John. Of
New York. who presided oyer the silver
sCngeatiaa. treasurer Qt the tlsucegs liz
national eaH5EnitEae. S.. joka accepted
tle fzsll--r,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-07-31

each delegation be appointed 20 confer
with a like committee Of the popuEisis
for the purpose Of settling the diEer-
ences between the two factions.
The general trend ofall the speeches
Ia debating tbs question vas that the
great ebiset was 70 secure an iHdosss-
ueEt OF Bryan snd SsWah. At svezy
mshtioz Of the Democrats nominees
the dele ssss differed
The motion was Ct length carried ~
8 visa wees gcse.
Tie 10l 6 states F.z Ls-AE Esslsa -
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-07-31

Sketch OF the Popuisst Vise-PresiGrri.
THOMSON, Ca, July e5.-Thomes Z Wa
vas born III Columbia county, Ca, S6p.eH
s, 1855 Re reoeivedH common school cdr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-12-16

Mr.. YosT MUST APPLY AGAIN.
The State canysssiDg board yesterday
received the amended returns from
Buckingham county, ordered by the
Court of Appeals of Virginia, in favor
of J. Yost. the republican candidate.
1t corrects the error made in the first
abstract and credits to J. Yost the 1872
votes cast for him in that county and
returned to the credit of Jacob Yost.
A secret session of the board was held
yesterday afternoon. 1t turns out that
the board declined to 60 into the count
of the vote from that district, on the
ground that the Court of Appeals order
did not expressly require them to do
90. Mr.. Yost will apply to the Su.
preme Court for mandamus to COM
pei them to count the votes. Governor
O'Ferrall was the only memt or dissent
Jag from this action of the board.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-12-16
STORM IN NORFOLK.

A terrific gale. accompanied by rain
and sleet, prevailed in Norfolk yester-
day, and although the damage in the
city proper has been slight, much loss
has been caused by the high winds
along the coast and in the adjacent
country. The government wires to
Cape Hatteras, which had just been re-
paired, after having beep destroyed by
l tSc last storm, went down at poop be-
fore the firsss breath of the hurricane.
As far as Cape Henry, however, they
are still working. The wind Ct tnat
point was blowing at the rate of six
ty-6ve miles an hour. In Norfolk it's
maximum velocity has been between
thirty.six and forty miles. Phe run
ming Of trains on time on roads to the
southwark is rendered difficult by the
disarrangement of the wires. The poles
have fallen and grounded. The wires
In many instances are 80 badly tangled
that the line will have to be recon.
structed. Unusually high tides have
prevailed. The gale backed the water
into the harbor, and as the time for
high water approached the waters be-
gan to overflow the low-iying streets,
and sll wharves which were not we'll
above ordinary high water were food
ed The bases of wharf-stored cotton
we're injured. Hampton Roads is full
of craft of every description eeeking
shelter from the storm. Nearly all the
liners got in last night, despite the gale.
Portsmouth was in darkness last night,
in consequence of tue york OF the wind
at the plant of the Citizens ght, Heat
and Power Company. The big lroa
smokeatack at its plant was blown
down about noons and it was found i'm
possible to get it in position again
while the wind was prevailing.