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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1896-03-20

One-half Of theihdustries Of our day arc
employed in battling inclemency Of tho
weather. The furs Of the north, tho cot.
ton of the south, the flax Of our own fields,
tho wool of our own iloeks, the coal from
orr own mines the wood from our own
forests, all employed in battling these In
clemencies, and still every winter, with
blue lips and chattering teeth, answers
"None Of as can stand before his cold. "
Now, this being such a cold world, God
sends out influences to warm it. am
glad that the God of the frost is the God
of the heat; that tho God Of the snow is
the God OF the white blossoms; that the
God of January is the God Of juno. The
question as to how shall We warm this
world ND is "a question of immediate and
ali eneolnpassing practicality. In this
zone and weather. there arc so many IRE
less hearths, so many broken window
panes, so many defective roofs that silt tho
snow. Coal and wood and iannels and
thick coat arc better for warming Np snch
a place than tracts ana Bibles and creeds,
Kindle that lro whore it has gone OUT
wrap something around those shiyering
limbs; shoe those bare feet; hat that bare
head; cont that bare back; sleeve that bare
arm.
Nearly all the pictures of Martha Wash
ington represent her in courtly dress as
bowed to by foreign ambassadors, but
Mira, Kirkland, in her interesting h0ok,
| gives a moro inspiring portrait Of Martha
4 WASHINGTON. She comes forth from her
husbands hut in the encampnentl Inc
hut 10 feet long by IA feet wide-she
comes forth from TINT hut to nurse the
sick. to sew tho patched garments, TO con-
sole tho soldiers dying Of the cold. That
/ is q better picture of Martha Washington.
| Hundreds Of garments, hundreds of tons
of coal, hundreds of GLACIERS at broken
window sashes, hundreds of whole souled
men and women, are necessary to warm
the wiutry weather What arc we doing
10 alleviate the condition of those not SO
fortunate as WEI Know ye not, my
I friends, there are hundreds Of thousands
of people who cannot stand before his ooldl
Il is useless to preach TO bare feet, and to
empty stOmachs, and to gaunt visages'
Christ gave the world a lesson in common
sense whom, before preaching the gospel e
the multitude in the Wilderness, he gave
them good dinner.
Whom was lad, l remember seeing
two rough woodcuts, but they made more
impression upon me than any pictures
have over seen. They were on opposite
pages. The one woodcut represented tn.
coming Of the snow in winter and a Las
loohing out at the door Of great man
sion, and ho was oil wrapped in fursi AM
his checks wers ruddy, and, with GLOWING
countenanoo, he shouted; 1T SHOWS! l
snowsl" On the next page there was
miserable tenement, and the door wa
open, and child, wan and sicF and rag
god ana wretched, was lookiYg out, an
ho said, "Oh. my God, it snpwsg' IN
winter Of gladness or of GRIEF aoeordin
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1896-03-20
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

When baby was sick, we gave her costoria-
When she was a Child, She cried foE castoria,
When she becaps Mss she chung to cessoria,
when sbehad chssave, Ass,l 0asic-ss-
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1896-03-20

"Our whole neighborhood has been
stirred up, " said the regular reader
The editor of the country weekly selz-
ed his pen.
"Tell me all about it, he said,
'sWhat we want is the news what
stirred it upf'
s'Plowing. said the farmer. Pear
cons Weekly.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1896-03-20

baltimore and Washington, 20, OF, IS, II 70
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Sundays p. Z o. s.4sa.m, II So, o. S.VS.Ss e.
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Pittsburg, : IS a. NJ, G 10 p. m. daily. Sundays
Chicago, s4s a ms 25 p. m. daily. o..
Cincinnati and ST. LOUIS Il % p H. anu o''o
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rhrourn sleepers Washington to Mtmpais "ho
Ns sjpseriy accommodation OF m, O3, IS
daily and ii 10 p. IA. daily except Suhaty, a,
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10 Ia q. m, IS and 20 2. m. Sundays ~ W am
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET STA
TlON
For New York. week days. - 10 p IN, Sunday
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, o., on, l5,9.45 pm, Sundays % a. in.' 70
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| For BALTIMORE, week days, 50 ans 10 o.
| o M Sunday. Is p, m.
For Landenberg and wav stations, WeeS n ~ - =
50, 10 20 a. m, 20, IS .. m, Sundays 20 a.
m Is p. m.
LEAVE PHlBApBI.' gIA (TWENTY-FOukTh
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Rsse, n Western points lever than wa ~
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Government Food Report. - !, -
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1'RArNs LEAVE DELAWARE AvEHUE DEPOT. VII
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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1896-03-20

u..a. - Western ooints lever than via aul
nas9 ~, q q es,IJEI, or / Fass. AEepi
B. q. cAmPBEl L. eanaral NsE aeaE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30

2ebensunter6alt untertpegs oerbienen milf
ten. @er5Dgerung bur9 &rantbeit fOlte in
Mb5ug gsbradt perben. Nuf ibrem Marf9e
bur9 ben Continent unter5ogen Die 5rdaen
1i1 alien mDgli9en 9antirungen, tpie 9uusz
arbeit, Ndben, 8iigeln II. 7. h., unb auBerz
benz beriu4ten ie, lire photographer gu
berfaufer. Sn 2incoln, Neb., tpurben tie
bon Srau 8rpan tiihtig fdtt g"efiittert unb
bic @aitgeberin taufte obenbrein bic 8ilbz
Mile Der gebalbirtuoiinnen. Sn Canton
fpru9er tie in Der @obnung bes erndblten
pralibenten bor.
Neue iapanifbe DampferIinie.
Sapan bat iebt mebr @erfebrsmittel auf
benz pu3iff9m Ssean als bic Ser. Staaz
ten, unb bic Mmerifaner, nel1e ii9 nabe
genug befinben, I'M Die tpe9felnben Scenen
biefes neuen unb ftb reiBenb f4neG entz
ipidelnben Samples nm bic commereie1e
Sberberrf4aft gu beOba9ten, finben nur
tpenig .@ranb, Inn uuf Die iebi9e Gage itola
5u fein.
60 luutet Der 8eri9t bes dmerifdnif9en
Gonfuls Sen in Spbnep in elmer Mittbeiz
lung an bas Stautsbepartement iiber bic
neue japanif9e 9umpferlinie stpif4en yO=
fobama u1o Mu5tralien. @r giebt etne
@9ilberung bom eriten S9tff Der nelten
2inie, tpie baffelbe i'm 9ufen oon Sbbnep
erf9eint, unb liefert interefaate 8eiipiele
bon ber gldnsenben ~gnttpidelung bes iaz
punii9en 8oltes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30
Ee1terHhtiittHe.

@irrun05nan5i9Sdmilien puroenM ortag
in aaer Morgenfriibe, als bus thermometer
IL pber Ia @rdb iiber g1uG 5eigte, bur9 Elm
Seuer aus ibren 8e6aufungen getrieben,
ipel9es auf benz 3. Slur zines MietbsbuuI les
dn8. 15.Str. in9fetp0prf ausgebrp9en mar.
Die 5ldmmen ergriffen au9 bds benldy6drte
9ous, 10 baB bas 3. unb 4. Stodtpert 6eiber
9ebdube bpIitdnbig dusbrannte. Der 8erz
luft an ben 9ebduben betrGgt etlpd $4,000,
Der am gigent6um Der 8etpobner ongez
rt9tete $4,000.
9as groBeM DbeIgd9dft bon Sultls Sans
burg IN Seem gort gbe., Wufbington, 1T
NtDntag Nbenb abge6rdnnt. Der 8erlu1t ON
@ebGube, er8uarenbDrrGt6e urb anitoBenz
BEN 9ebduben, pel9e ebenfaGs burA bas
Seuer beI9Gbigt tpurben, ipirb etpd $780,
900 betrdgen. Der 8erluit am @aurenz
borratb tpirb olGetn auf 100000 9ef9GBt.
Sn Birmingham, q. g. 1T bas @ourtb1ns
BON 8rpome gpuntb Naontag &benb o6Gez
brannt. 8erluit 100000.
Ote Observation-Disclosures Der 8uI6tpidz
1btbeilung Der r8rOoflpn 9igbts"z@iIenz
ba6ngefeG19aft in Stem gprf, fer
ner elm BON Der 8rauerfirma Nel5
C 3eripids als 2ager6aus betuBtes
bieut0digss 9Ol3gebGuoe ftnb am Sonntaa
elmer Seuersbrunit gum Opfer gefuqen. Ser
@eTdmmtperIuft betrdgt $4,000 un0 1T
burb @erii9erung gebedt. Wie oas 5euer
entfanben 1T, tpetB mar niht. ID
Ous @inbfpr 9otel, bier @irtbf3uFtea,
spei &leioerlGben, brei Geitdurunts, Elm
8rocernlaben, Elm 2etbtaq unb 5pei 8erz
6ieritubet Tinb am Sonnt1g in
9ottsbom, q. g., ubgebranat, Der
9erluff pirb auf 100000 gef4dbt, Fem
MUIR cine t6eilpetIe 8erit4erung 9egenii6sr>
ftebt..
Der gofofficeblod bon Imesburg,
purbe am @onntag bur4 Teuer
fart bef9Gbigt. Der @erluit am Sc
bGube uub am @igent6um betrdgt $4,000.
8erfiderung $4,000.
2aut elmer @pe3iaIbepef9e aus @lenbtbe,
Montund, finb baieG6it Gle rfetz
GEN Ma19inenpertfdtten unb fat Der gan5e
acknowledgement Der gs0rbli4en pacific@
giI enbabn elmer 5euersbrunit gum Opfer
e~efa1en. Ser @erluft betrdgt $4,000.
Qm Oettipo9 @benb 8~erifOrte tine
Seuers6runt in &Odfor6, Sain2is,
9uffman's 6ote1@9ebduOe. Ser I'M !6Otel
angeri9tete S9aOen belduft fi4 auf $685.
900, Die @erii9erung betrGgt $4,000. Ser
@erlut BON potter 8ros, 0epurtmentz2a=
ben tpirb auf $4,000 obgei4Gbt, 8erfi4ez
rung $4,000. Ser 2aben mar bon BON
2euten, tpel4e MISUNDERSTANDING mu9ten,
als bas 5euer uusbru4. @s Brad cine
panit aus, aber es fam Riemanb al 93dz
Den.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30

ber[anst, gesen CUTE 8e3abGuns, fir ben
8ertauf bon Nrttteln, tpel6e in ieber
beuti6en, iotpte amerifantiden Samilic
notbpenbig gcbrau9t per6en. Sober,
Ser iib Elm rentabIes @eibaft 3u eriinz
BEN pini9t, ober iib etnen guten Nebenz
berbienit neri9affen min, i4reibe fos
fort UNI ~totenfreie Brobet, GirtuIare,
u. I. 10. an
6. s. g0oop 6 Co.,
10. 22O State=StraBe,
2sDftuD, butu &atine, Mi8.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30
poIisiif bH6t fein Seben elm.

Der 9Oli5ift 2epis &Iusman in
Cincinnati. Obio, biiBte am 6reitus
fein 2eben Elm, uls er bas 2eben zines 4nbern
rettete. On Der aretsung Der 8:neitraBe
unb SEC Miden Qpenue parf er ftd benz
bur9geaangenen 9ferbe bes Or. SOFTER, Der
i'm 8uggp iaB, ent9egen unb bra9te es gliid=
li9 gum 9alten, ftel aber in cine Nltsz
grabbing unb purbe BON Dem 9fee6s tobt
g~etreten. Ser Nr3t fam nit benz blpBen
S9reden babpn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30
gErhrEhtEtt.
GntfekI,des Derbreben.

Die oier5e6nid6rige So9ter beg Hegels
@b. 9uines BON Sefferfon @itp, Io, tuutbe
am Samitag Mprgen gef9dnbet rnb
ermorbet i'm 9Dfe BON @tampfli's 2ei9enbsz
Observation-Disclosures u%ufgefunben. Sie
2ei9e mar in f9redli6er @etfe Oeritiimnelt.
So6e 2dnubon, Elm f9pa6itnniger Neger,
tpel6er fir Stdmpfli drbeitete, 1T Der 26dt
perbG9tig ber6aftet pprben.
Nbenbs bdlb neun u6r tpolte Elm Gus
taufenO 9erfonen beftebenber Mob ben 0eqer
3pbe 2dnabdn lpnben. @oaberneur
@tpne begub 1t9 iofort na9 lem
@efdngniB unh erntabnte bic Menge, benz
@efeb ieinen 2auf gu lufien, %tporuuf !t9
Der 8oGtsbaufe 8erftreute.
DoppeImoro.
Gin grauftger 9oppelmorb e~reignete ii9
9onnerftdg Na9t in benz Is Wfeilen tD.isli9
BON Corning, q. g., gelegenen 8~at55rnr;Ie.
@m. 4Gen, @m. 6errington lnb glpDb
Mbers iparen gegen 10 16r i'm 3uItanbe
Der Srunfen6eit in Mners Mpbn1ng tpe9elt
elmer 8IffeIbede in Streit geratben. 4Gen
unb 9erringtort fpdren in einem Buqen BEL
MeDers' NDbnung borgefabren unb ber=
langten bic Sede. MeDers trat ben 8eiben
nit elmer S9rotflinte entgegen unb feuerte
Suerit auf NIen, Der aus benz 8uggD Der
ausgeitiegen mar, einen S9uB ab, unb
iagte bann benz 9errtngton, Der i'm 9uggb
fiben ge6lie6en mar, bic 2abung bes 5peiz
ten CARBOHYDRATES in ben 2eib. NQen erIa0
feiner 8erlebung tur5 nd9 Mtttetna9t.
9errington, NIT benz bas gferb bur9z
gegangen mar, tpurOe Sreitdg friib an Der
2anOftaBt tobt gefunben. Mepers lit berz
5aftet uto itbt i'm @efdngniB.
SrutaIer Moro.
Qm Samftug Morgen gegen stoet
ltbr begegneten in 2ea0oiae, Golorlbo,
me6rere 9rubendrbeiter aus Mifourt, fpel9e
in Der @rube v8ifon" bef4dftigt finb unb
1i9 auf benz 6eimtpege befanben, Batrid
Garneb nit Ieiner Srdu, bic auf einem Bale
eetpe5en pdren. Die MiFourter riefen Gar
uep Hber bic @trdBe, ipra4en nit ibm eini9e
Minuten, tpprauf er DDn etnem Der 4rbeiter
bur9 einen S9uB toot nieoergeitredt fpurbe.
Garnep 1T Elm dGtlider unO in Der 9e9enb
tpobIbetannter Mann, Der in Der pStar"z
@rube beI9dftigt mar.
Die MiFourier tpurben Idmmtli4 Derz
baftet.
6rau garneD bat einen Der Mifoutier,
Ndmens gbans, als ben Mann, pel4er ibren
9dtten t0btett. ertannt. Die 8er9dftetea
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30

9onneGp'f9en 9aufe itnb sebn perfonen
fpurlos beri9punbsn.
@G6renb Der I9redli9en Gd9t, api{den
Weontag unb 9ienitag, fiat bic 6orti4iebuna
bes SDrfmonres ltnunterbrD9en F~prtgebduert
unb beftiges Regenipetter l~eiItete Der Scribe
tpegung nod @orfbub. >9ds Sorfmoor 1T
dnbertbdlb Meilen brett unb bas aus bem=
felben erfDnenbe @etD1e gletht benz 8rauIen
bes Oceans; 8riiden unb SttaBen perben
fortgerinen, Sarmbdufer unb Sarmen Serz
ft6rt, ipGbrenb es bur9 bus Slesf Sbal
bringt, unb ltb Die Mafe, bermif4t NIT ben
gababern bon &i6er, S4dfen unb gfeln
unb ben Sriimmern BON @ebduben, in ben
See BON aiaarneD ergieBt. Die 2trte,
pe19e in Der 8a6n beg iiA fort19is6enben
Msoores ipohnen, finb gefloben, nnb Die goz
li3ei, nel9e na9 2ei9en fu9t, eilt bcn cGIen
5eiten berbei. 2orb &enmdre bat bds Neoor
BON Wu9en untitelen laffen, um BEN Ne-luIt
bon Meni9enleben gu Der6iiten.
garG auTeps 2anbfib in Muiben6eab,
an Der 8bemie 1T Mtittpo3 Morgen gut fritz
ber Stunbe our3 5euer ~5eritOrt tporben.
@erii9ttpeiie perGautet, bob bas 5euer bus
Werf BON 8ranbftiftern mar. Set benz
proaeB bes garl's nit ieiner S9nieger=
mutter, Der 2abp gelina Scott, unh bret
anberen gerfonen, bon benen Die cine, Elm
Mann Namens &aft, fiir5li9 i'm @efGngnib
fturb, bat Carl Rufen mebrsre 9rOb6riefe
erbalten.
0rei @trGflinge, bic in plpmput6 bon if
rer Nrbeit i'm 5reien mad benz 3u4tbauie in
Oartmor auriidtsbrten, ma6ten einen Der=
5tpeifelten 6luatDerfua. Giner berielben
purbe bon Der Wa9e tootgef9pien, elm 5peiz
ter, Der b~abonaulaufen Oerin9te, ipurbe bur9
einen S9uB oerpuaoet uno balo pisber
einaefangen, tpdhrenb Der brittle ft4 binne
gema3t bat.
Ser Matb. @eorse .gbtparb Sing 1T gum
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30
Qus Dene5ueIa a~ngefommefr.

On 8orb bes am Gonntag
Nu4mittag aus bene3uelantf9en 9dTen
in Nep YOrt eingetroffenen Geb=
Zines umpfers Caracas 6efanben fi3 Ger
Oene5ueIif9e 9efonOte fir bic Ser. @tauten,
General S. 4nbruOe, unb Hi9ter Stortop.
2eBterer ipurbe Ill Der Quarantdne inter
%bietpt", tpeigerte iiA iebo4 irgenb iusl9e
4ngaben iiber bic S4ieosgeri4tsfpa5e gu
MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30
@p@eni@aM.
GSDrtiebnn9 pon Der L. eeite.)
~~~~@@~~~N~~

SRr9 Die GploiiOn entftanb. ldBt fi4 niAt
ermittelr1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30
gertntTdTtpH.
Sill in Bottom.

@rz&1nigin 2iliuofalunt bon 6dtpaii traf
@benb BON Seem ODrt in 8oton elm
uno pltrbe an Der BarfzStatipn bon Wm.
See, feiner Srau unb So4ter empfangen.
ga9 beraliher 8eeriiBung fubr bic @efenz
f9aft na9 benz Barrier 9oufe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30
Capt. Jiineit oeitorber.

Der Oienifag aus Bremen unbG outbampz
ton eingetroffene HorDbeutf9e 2lppbbarnpfer
r9dbeI" bringt Die Gaa9ri9t BON benz am
II. Se5ember in 9eutf9lanb erfoGgten Sobe
beg &apitdns Siingt. Der 8erfforbene mar
elmer Der dlteiten unb fdbigiten &apitGne beg
NOrbbeutf9en 9lupb unb ~erfreute Ii6 Der
bO4ften @9tung.
Qm SieI.
5ran s. @fbp unb lire 19id6ri3e Sod
ter CLARA 6aben am Mittpo6 Gofz
mittag am bat6 3pei n6r .6re sfub=
tour BON Spofane i'm Staate lpo{6z
ington mad Stem 0ort beenbet. sic tparen
am 5. Mui auf @runb elmer @ette NIT elmer
5rau in Seem 0ort, buB fe in peniqer nls
iieben Wondten ben ean3en Continent burd6z
queren %f0nnten, bon Spofane aufqebrp6e1.
Gs maj in Der Wette ausbebuadsn, hob
ieOe Der beioen Srauen nit nibt me6r ais
S. i'm Sad losaieben unb baB ie ft9 i6rsn
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-09

Chauncey M. Depew, Of New York,
writing to the chairman of Republican
ratification meeting at Orange, New Jer.
sey, regretting his inability to be present
and address the people, among other
things, said:
"Ninety. eight per cent. of the Repub.
lican voters Of the country were for Nc,
Kinley for President and they have had
their way. Vast numbers Of Democratic
toilers who have suffered 80 severely by
Democratic policies and Democratic
measures see relief, work, wages and
prosperity in the man who embodies
more than any other living statesman,
the principle Of protection to American
industries. Mckinley and Hobart, pro.
lection and sound money, national and
individual credit, good business and good
times will carry this country in Novem'
Der by an unprecedented majority"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-09
HIGHLAND.

Samuel CLARK and wife will move to
Greenfield this week.
Mrs. Wilmoth Hoskins, of Columbus,
and Mrs. Edwards, of Leesburg, were
the guests of Mrs. Alison Clark, last
Thursday.
Mrs. J. s. Cadamy and grandson are
visiting her daughter. Mrs. DR.. johnson,
of Chillicothe.
Several of our citizens spent the
Fourth at Greenfield.
Clay Evans, of Connersville, Ind, has
come home on visit.
William Cohn, of Cincinnati, accom-
panied by his friend, Frank Cant
wheeled from thence to Highland tt
spend the Fourth.
Miss Bessie Cadamy spent the Fourth
at Chillicothe.
Frank Moore and wife, of Whining
ton, were visiting his parents over Sun
day.
A new piano has been purchased fol
the hall.
What's the matter with organizing
Mckinley club?
Miss Marie Cobn has gone to Sulphur
Springs to spend . couple Of weeks will
| her mother. Her sister, Miss Rose, ha
returned hons.
o. R. Savage and family, of Whining
ton, were the guests of his sister, Mr.
Judkins, and mother.
Miss Jennie Ridings, Of Parrot
Station, is among her friends foy . fey
days.
W. B. Worrell, one Of our forme
hustlers in the mercantile line, came !
from Minneapolis to pay . visit to rel'
lives and friends. i
Miss Braedon, Of Madisonville, spez
the Fourth With her friends, the Miss'
! Pensyl.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-09

We mentioned last week the arrest and
incarceration of Robt. Carter, q colored
man charged with criminal assault up
on Mrs. Elena johnson, who lives about
four miles west of Greenfield. The par
ticulars of the crime were but meagre,
The colored man entered the home oi
Mrs. johnson in the absence of her hus'
band. She was down on the floor, play
ing with her baby, when she was seized
round the waist, by some one who had
slipped up behind. Her first impression
was that her husband had returned, and
was playing joke on her. But the ap
pearance of Q negro face over hel
shoulder male her realize the horribl,
situation. With scream she brokl
from him and ran for her neighbors
She was frightened almost out Of th'
power Of speech, but managed to tel
what had happened. In short time
crowd was searching for the negro. M
one knew him, but from Mrs. Johnson
description, It wa. thought he bslonge'
in the colored settlement near Bridges
Kid Taylor, of New Petersburg, went Il
the settlement. and, by adroit inquire
learned that Carter had been to Green
field. Accordingly, he arrested tn
fellow and took him before Mrs. John
SON, who identified him - her assail
ant. There was intense indignation an
excitement, but, to the credit of th
community, no attempt was made
lynch Carter. He had . hearing beioi
Esq. Irons, Of Greenfield, and in q
fault Of $500 bopd, 10 now incarcerate
! in the county Jail.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-09

Miss Hester Duvall, of Hillsboro, o
has been visiting Mrs. N. A. Fulton this
week. She is one Of the corps of teach
ers at Hillsboro and while here visited
the "Home" and was 90 we'll pleased
with it she applied to the superintend'
ent for an appointment, and was pre-
sented to the Board and impressed them
60 favorably she was rendered and &C
cepted the position Of supply matror
and teacher. She will resign her place
in the schools at Hillsboro.-Xenia Dails
Gazette.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-09

There will be Chill iren's Day picnic
at Fall Greek, in John Patton's sugar or.
chard, on the 10th inst, all day. A short
program will be rendered in the fore
noon by the young people. Rev. J.
Knox Montgomery, of Cincinnati, will
give an address in the afternoon. Sub
ject, Help Somebody. Come, one and
all, and we promise you something grand
on the address, and the best we have IL
their entertainments. All come. Bring
your dinner and have q good time.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-09

A unique entertainment will be given
at the Methodist Church, Thursday eve
ming Of this week at 7:3O. Stella Field,
the eight year old prodigy, will give
recitations. The evening to be under
the direction of the Junior Epworth
League. She 10 pronounced by mum.
Der of people of Hillsboro who have
heard her as very remarkable and ID
known as "a Wonderfuld Child." The
evening promises unique entertain
ment and will be within the reach oi
all. Admission for adults 10 ce nts, fol-
children under twelve 5 cents.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-09

Next Sunday at 1890 Rev. Heber D.
Katcham will preach at the Methodist
Church. In the evening at 7:30 brief
sermon will be given in connection with
the Epworth League programme. The
topic of the evening will be in regard to
s'the Young ladies'"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-09

"Jints" Williams, Greenfield barber,
committed suicide by hanging himself
in a grape arbor, Thursday morning.
His lifeless form was discovered by his
wife, whose alarm aroused the neighbor.
hood. Williams was gradually losing
his eyesight, and the misfortune had a
depressing effect upon him. To this
respondent feeling the suicide is attrib.
uted.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-09

All who desire information on the
chinch bug fungus, and want the fungus,
should send to the Experiment Station,
Wooste, O., for it. 1t will be sent to all
who apply and is so prepared that any
one can infect the bugs with it.