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CITY REAL ESTATE.

DEAL ESTATE.
THt MAS MAGEE & SONS,
REAL E-TATk. AGENTS,
4 MONTG OMERY ST.
DENTS SSf so. s1l.5Oi: LEAvEN WORTH
IL st W. side, bet 0'Farrel and Geary; 30x
1877 6 and 2-story houses; front and rear.
CEARY ST. n. SIDE, NEAR JONES: 25x
" 1877 20 ana 2-story residenre: l room ); should
be altered into fats; would then pay $l.0
month: $4,000.
M business block; S7:9x1Oo; s23,750
n building and lot 2oxe2:e; sl6,6Ooj. "
VERY CHEAP, sse 900, CORNER; so
vAra and fine residences; rent S265.
CORNER FRONT AND OREGON SOLID
~ bticK building; rents 800; lot 30x65; educed
to $20,500
VERY CHEAP CORNER, oo-vARA AND
fine rs ory residencesi rents $240; reduced
rents only $4,000.
CHEAP LOTS.
VAN NESS AVE, ONLY s125 PER FRONT
' foot b. 125 feet deep, any size front between
Green and Union Van Ness aye. accepted by the
ely.
O,FARRELL ST, BETWEEN LAGUNA AND
" Buchanan, lots any Size front: 25xf20, $3UOO;
lots have frontage on rear street
only S245O EACH: LOTS 25xIOO. WEST
" side Laguna, between Ellis and O'Farrell.
WALLER ST, NORTH SIDE LOTS 25x
w 1876. only $1,000 and lots 25xl0O $225U:
half block from Market St., bet. Octavia and
Laguna.
T OTIS 25xl37:6. COUGH ST.. BET GROVE
L.and Fulton only $3.50 eacn; street accep ed
STEINER-ST. LOTS, 25S137:6, $500. OR
- any front az same ate; between Broad
way ami Vallejo; fine view of bay.
CHEAP HOUSES AND LOTS VIEW OF BAY.
DEDUCED TO $4500-GREEN ST.. NORTH
III side. bet. Ottavia aud Laguua; 29:4xl37 :6
AID 2-story bow-window house, 8 rooms, ba II aud
modern; room for driveway; fine view Of bay.
BROADWAY. BET. OCTAVIA AND La
ID guna; 30Xll2:6 and cottage rooms, bath,
ETC.; only $500; street accepted; good view.
0EOOO 3 LIFT: NEW HOUSES, JUST
ID WV. finished; rooms and all modern
convent. nces fine of bay; very easy lerms
Buchanan 81, near Green: short blocks from Pa
clic ave. block from nion-st. cars and blocks
from new line on Fillmore ST.
0COTS VAN NESS AVE. RESIDENCE
DCOtO. and lot, 47xl25, bet Green and
Union, or larger 10; If desired.
ARKIN ST.. OOZY COTTAGE ROOMS
= and bath and lot bet. Eli bert ana Greenwich:
only $260U; elegant view
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ANGE-CLEAR, IMPROVED FARM;
IL 210 acres; house. barn, orchard: near Uk iah
value S6U00: for city property or smaller i'm
proved farm nearer TO San Francisco. Address +.
=, box 50. Call
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE-oOS BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


EXECUTOR'S SALE-THE UNDERSIGNED,
IL executor of the estate of 6. o. Larsen, de-
ceased gives notice that the executors OF said
estate have, by the superior Court Of .Alame eda
county Cal, b, ordered to sell at private sale
10 the highest bidder for cash the f.llowing de-
scrlbet real estate in the city OF Oakland, Ala
meda county. CAL. or so mu h thereof as may be
necessary to pay the debts of said estate.
first-Lot at the southwest corner of Eighth and
Alce ST eets. being 81 feet Eighth street by rs
reef on A ce street. with cottage thereon. No. 25l
Eighth street.
Second-Lot on sontherly line of Eigh street, 27
rect west from Alice stree, thence west "a feet by
Sonth 70 feet, with cottage thereon. NO. 255
Eighth street.
Ihrd-Lot on westerly lin of Alice ST., rs feet
southerly IT. m ighth ST.. thence :. 25 by w. 10
rect. with cottage thereon. No 1858 Alice s..
fcurtn-Lot on west, rly line of Marke: ST.,
2lo feet northerly from northerlv line of twenty
second ST., hence northerly 2S by w. 125 fee,,
with dwelling-house thereon. No 60 Market st.
Fifth-Lot on westerly line of Market ST.. 25l
feet northerly from Twenty-second St. then e
northerly 25 feet by W. l25 feet, with cottage
thereon. No. 1877 Market ST.
sales to be made subject confirmation by the
cour.
Intending purchasers of any one or more of said
parcels are invited 10 call on submit bills to
WIN. NJ HATFIELD fxecutor,
Or SOL CALDERWOOD, Agent
3-6 Pablo avenue Oakland
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PHYSICIANS.

DR. c. C. O'DoNNELL 1905 MARKET, RES
~ 1854 25th ST.; diseases OF women specially.
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PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.
PROPERTY WANTED.


OK AN ACRE; 1880 ACRES TIMBER; GOOD
sDO for STOCK or fruit: plenty water =. box Az.
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DARGAIN-FOR SALE BY EXECUTOR: LOT
ID 6Oxl50 house of rooms; ali rooms sunny;
fine ocaton in last Oakland, with barn, chicken
houses, etc streetcar line passes house; fifteen
mnu tes of Broadway; $4,000 cash offered short
Oakland.
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COUNTRY FrA1 ESTATE

EDWIN X. ALSIP d CO.,
u The leading real estate dealers Of Central Cali
fornia
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I OTIS 500 EACH-$l DOWN AND 81 PER
j. week: Melrose station; streetcars; local train.
$50 lots near German Old Peoples Home. H.
B. PINNEY 902 Broad way, Oakland.
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ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw.
MINES FOR SALE.

~ GREAT TINDUCEMENT-AN INTEREST In
VI a irst-class gold mine will be tiven to the
right party; money to be used 10 erect mill. Call
or address ID. II. FERNS, 45u Townsend ST
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INOk SALE-5. 10, 20 ACRE COLONY
It tracts; fruit, poultry and garden ranches at
hard-time prices; good properties exchange for
Eastern properly; our large list OF all he best
bargains. EDISON IL rURTUN, 1909 Broadway
Oakland.
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DENTS SSf so. 1.5Oi. LEAVEN WORTH
IL st W. side, bet 0'Farrell and Geary; 3Ox
1877 IS and 2-story houses front and rear
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IA. L. r.. 20 "A. X. s..
HEADQUARTERS,
% Second floor Mills building San Francisco
EDWl IN K ALSIP & CO., Western managers.
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G.sySn CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY IN
ID -CO stallments rent-Two-story house Of
8 rooms and oath; marble mantes: stationary
land; lot 75x115; price $1,000. 459 Ninth ST. Oak
land, bet. Broadway and Washington St.; II. H.
JONES, owner.
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w.. REAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT,
324 MONTGOMERY ST.
FOR SALE.
Choice building lot on Army and 9th SITS; close
TO electric road.
s450-San Carlos villa lot; 1OOxI SO feet
S67Uo-5Ox127 IS feet on Jackson ST.. overlook
ing he Presidio and bay.
$5500-2 modern houses OF. 8 rooms each at
park; 25xl37 10 feet; electric passes houses:
make oifer "
sS500-Elegans NV corner o, Cole and Carl sts.
s3OO-Choice building lots north OF park.
Bargain-SW- cor. Fift1 av. and q st l09x95 II.
o.ioEn ONE BLOCK FROM NEW POST
ID LpOO. office; 25xT5; old Improvements; |;
rent Sl5:. mortgage $3.50. G. p. TROY Jk. d
CO., $50 Market ST.
q. OO0 WILL BUILD A HOUSE oFTwo
ID COO fats complete Will cali GEO. NJ.
SALISBURY, Builder 52l X ST., sunset Dis riot
TO YOU WANT A HOUSE? THE LAST
u new house OIL Cole ST, near Waller must be
sold price astonshingly low; terms easy. Apply
premises; take Haight, Oak or o. Farrell ST.
CQUARE DEALS QUICKLY MADE.
- CITY AND BAY PROPERTIES.
INTERIOR AND RANCH PROPERTIES
GOOD BUSIN ESSES.
Bought, Sold or Exchanged. Fine Bargains.
At UN DEkWOOD'S, 7o5 MarAet st, y. F.
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CEARY ST. \. SIDE, NEAR JONES: 25x
" / ST 20 ana history resIdenre: l room ;, should
be altered into fats; would then pay $1.0 a
month: $4,000.
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~ EFT A CHOICE, hEALIHFUL HOME SITE
" while prices low: lots 500 to $3.50 at
Fitchburg. beyond FruItvale; the best property
for investment now offered: local trains and
electric cars: 10 minutes to Oakland and as to
San Francisco: splendid climate out OF damp
belt soil excellent for gardening; very best water
facilities; good school, terms TO suit Before buy.
ing in this locality the owner of this property
{. NJ. KUNKLE. S1512 Washington 81. upstairs
room % Oakland Cal.
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DEAL ESTATE INVEST MENT rs
lCEAL ESTATE INV EST MkNTS
NONE BETTER.
No trouble to show properties 10 genuine
buyers
CAPITALISTS
Grow rich by buying real estate correct in loca-
ton and prices
REAL ESTATE
Is the safes security TO inve5tin.
$900-Neat home for some one few blocks from
Valencia-St. cars: very cIeap.
$2200-4 flats, near 9th ST. rents $3l.
$1,000 T-room house, of Jones ct: rents $40
$3750-3 cottages; stable; lot 50xll4 feet; very
cheap s
S4S00-3 elegant fats~one block from Market
St paws about 10 per cent.
$500o-4 fats on Howard, near Fourteenth ST.:
mortgage $4,000 IL. Is. can remain; pays IL per
cent.
$56OO-3 cozy flats; sunny; Bush and Powell;
rests s55. .t-i
$600O-6 nice fats, within block Of Sc venth and
Market stS: rents $40.
S14O00-Corner 52xS0 feet with good mprove-
ments: 0 X from Market st paving per cent.
$20.00U - s0.foot orner; business property !;
downtown, near Market s. pays 8 per cent; ac-
tuallv cheap at $3O, ,ut07
$50 0OO- Bu ,iness property new improvements: :
pays per cent net: near Eourth ana Mission sts
$25,0B0-Flne investment properly. new i'm
provements;, near Powell aud o. Farrell sts. pays
per cent,
$50, ,O00-Grand business corner: rents S24OO
$46, 5o0-Business property, near Baldwin, about
40 feet front.
$S2, O0O-Corner business property 5Oxl0O feet; (;
block from Baldwin rents $500
Otner bargains at SPECK S co.'s, 602 Market.
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DEAL ESTATE
To FOR SALE BY
THO MAS MAGEE q SONS,
REAL E~TATE: AGENTS,
a MONTG OMERY ST
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SPECIAL- CALIFORNIA INCOME PROP
- erty for exchange for Eastern property; 1910
ranches for sale and exchanges: sehd stamp for
Catalogue. &. E. BUNCE, 1U0S Broadway, oak
land.
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MISSION r., BET. 3D AND 4TH; GOO
WI business block 37:9x100; S23,75O
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MEDICAL

PROCESS THAT is PERFECTLI HARM
n less: never fails in any case OF monthly sick.
IS, mat what cause: no electricity bum
bug or other dangerous methods; money in every
case refund If a cure is not effected travellers
he'll ed Immediately: years exp rience: home in
confinement with sa itarian convenlences. Con-
suit free the only reiiab phys clans, DR.. AND
MRS. DAVIES, IL McAilister ST. next Hibernia
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s)-STORY ROADHOUSE IN GOOD CONDI-
Z tion. with several rooms, bedroom, barroom,
large dining-room: nicely furnished; nice garden
summerhouses: good location for hotel or gum
mer resort. Apply Call Office.
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0COTS VAN NESS AVE. RESIDENCE
ID DCOtO. and loi, 47x125, bet Green and
Union or larger 10, II desired
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oE0OO 3 LIFT; NEW. HOUSES, JUST
ID OUU. flushed; rooms and all modern
convent. nces fine of bay; very easy lerms
Buchanan 81, near Green: short blocks from Pa
clic ave. block from nion-st. cars and blocks
from new line on Fillmore ST.
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VERY CHEAP, $36 900, CNRNER; 90
Y vAra and fine residences; rent Sz65.
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ME- COR. POLK AND PINE; 3-STO1
~ building and lot 20x62 IS; sl6,0UU.
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J. and bath and lot bet. Filaert ana Greenwich;
only $260U; elegant view
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Ohm PFORR, 329 MONTG0M ERY ST, OPP.
- safe Deposit offers for sale:
Reduced again to $1,000 from $40 600; 9th 81. a
very good house; story, II rooms; brick founda-
tion etc.; lot 25xl60 10 street in the rear. with
table for horses;. mns5 be sold :, make offer
reduced to $25U0 from $3.50; rent S25; busi-
ness Lrop-Tt seventh street, near Brannan;
saloon rooms and stable; lot 25x1U0; must be
. sold: offer.
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NOR SALE-DAIRY RANCH; 900 ACRES;
L near Point Reyes station: land aud improve
ments first class. J. TUNs1EAD, San Rafael,
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CHEAP HOUSES AND LOTS. VIEW OF BAY.
DEDUCED TO $45O0-GREEN ST. NORTH
III side. bet Ottavia aud Laguua; 29:4xl37 :6
al d 2-story bow-window house, 8 rooms, ba IL aud
modern; room for driveway; fine view Of bay.
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A PROCESS THAT NEVER FAILS TO RE-
~ store every case OF monthly sickness from
whatever cause in few hours when medicines
ard others have fa ed; instruments used
many years experience; every case euarant eed;
ad vice free; terms reasonable: firstclass priva g
home for confnem Mt. MRS DIR. DALEY, 1925
Market ST.. over the Owl Drugstore.
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BROADWAY. BET. OCTAvIA AND La
ID guna; 30xll2:6 and cottage rooms, bath,
ETC.; only $55U0; street accepted; good view
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CORNER FRONT AND OREGON SOLID
" bicE building; rents 800; lot 30x65; red uced
tn x2O 5OH
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

EOR SALE-LAkGE LINE OF B AUTIFUL
homes from $l400 to sl2, 600: also fine
improved property; choice locations send for de-
scriptive list K. d. JU DID & CO., l424 Park ST.,
Alameda.
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Harper..Barrett.

A very quiet little wedding occurred
at the home of Jonathan Barrett, near
Marshall, on the 2nd of June. The con
tracing parties were Prof. J. F. Harper,
of Berryville, who has been teaching
school at Kingston, Ross county, for the
past two years, and Miss Ella o. Barrett,
Of Mershall, a very charming and accom-
plished lady. The marriage was solem-
lied by Rev. Wright, of Leesburg, just
as the clock was striking the hour OF
eight, after which the guests, preceded
by the bride and groom. passed into the
dining room, which was beautifully dec.
Grated. and partook of all the delicacies
needful for such an occasion.
Those in attendance beside the near
relatives, were Miss Nellie Lucas, Alva
Mccoy and sister, of Carmel, and T j..
West, of The Point, and Miss Carrie Ca
Isle, of Marshall.
They expect to make Kingston their
future home, as Prof. Harper has been
re.employed to conduct the schools here
another year.
May they live long and happy life
and success crown every effort is the
wish of their many friends T. j. W.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-06-17

A merry outing party from Clermol
county passed through here on the
wheels yesterday bound for the Cav,
and stopped at the Highland House /,
dinner. There were thirty.nine of tl1er
They hailed from Batavia. Boston, vi
ford, Clermont county and Stone Lie
and were under the guidance of ].
South, OF Owensville. Ahead of thel
by several hours was a large wagon loal
ed to the guards with camp equipaf|
The party consisted oil F South, guild
Misses Lotta Patchell, Mamie Teal, Ed
Tate, lney Mitchell, Jetta Mitche|
Beulah Apgar, Minnie Hall, vesta Bid
op, Nellie Breeding, Maud Williani
Cora Hall, Orba Booso. Emily Fomori
Eva Pattison, Marguerite Apgar, Het
Shaw, Mrs A. McNair, Mrs. Bell, nj
E w Patchell, Mrs Judge Breedir
Mrs DR.. Mitchell, Mrs Frank Fish
Mrs. John Marsh, Messrs Chas. Form
Hugh Mitchell, DR.. Mitchell, Char
Nichols, Andy Buerkle, Will Com
Bob Williams, Chas Shaw, John Mar
Frank Fisher. Will Marshall, Stan]
Faveret, Rev. Bell and Matte Shaw.
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Alumni.

The ever loyal Alumni had its ann ual
meeting in the handsome College par
lors, Friday morning, June 11th. Friend.
ly greetings, reports of officers, good mu.
sic from the "true and tried" as we'll as
the later importation, reminiscence, i'm.
promptu, &C., were appreciated addi.
tions to the program, which comprised
a beautiful character sketch of beau.
tiful character, Mrs. Cora Head McNary,
by her class mate, Mrs. Mary Scott a
choice sketch of Miss Mary Lyon, the
teacher, by Miss Mather, and compre.
hensive and pungent paper on the le
gal status of woman, by Mrs. Mary
Boyd Yeoman. Mrs. Fuller and Miss
Adna Smith contributed beautiful songs,
and Miss Dutton favored us with bril-.
liant instrumental number. Mrs R s
Evans presided in her usuallo courteous,
kindly manner. Mrs. Alphoso Hart, of
Washington, D. G, and Miss Carrie
Scott, of Chillicothe, " ere in attendance
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Grant Dugan, the man who passed for
a while as the dandy barber at the new
Parker House, is in jail at Wilmington,
on charge of horse stealing. He had
only been hero short time when he
mysteriously disappeared. He owed the
Parker House for board from time of his
advent here, and. by a strange coinci
dence lot of valuable tonsorial equip.
ments were lost at the same time the
barber got lost 1t is said that on Deco.
ration Day he found tied to rack in
Wilmington horse that just suited his
exquisite fancy. Without taking the
trouble to hunt for the owner, he Dor.
rowed the animal. The horse was re.
covered at Sabina, and on Tuesday of
last week Dugan was overhauled in Ur.
bana
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-06-17

Bert Hudson, colored hoy, stole a
watch from Peter Crisman a few days
ago. Crisman found out he had it and
took him in custody, intending to lock
him in the calaboose. But, at the City
Building the boy escaped and lively
foot race occurred. When the boy was
finally caught he said he had sold the
watch to young man named Swisshelm
for dollar. Swisshelm was found and
gave up the watch. Crisman then let
the boy 60, and Swisshelm will probably
do likewise With biz dollar.
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Friday evening was denominated Par.
ents' Day IN the Public Schools, and the
feature of the occasion was a magniti
cent display OF the work Of the pupils,
in Washington Assembly Hall. This
work consisted of exhibitions of draw.
ing, writing, &c. From $50 to $50 p. m.
the hall was so crowded with visitors
that it was very difficult to gain en-.
trance The specimens crowded a doz.
en- or more of immense tables, and ap.
peared u. on the walls in all directions.
The hall had BEEN clsverly arranged and
beautifully decorated for the occs.
sion. 1t was matter of great surprise
70 the thousands who visited the hall,
that the little tots had produced such
perfect work. The instructors in the
various departments must have been
proud Of the happy comments from the
delighted parents II was an event
fraught with qualification to all.
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Prof. r. B. Barrett was a guest Of
friends here. Monday. Having retired
from the educational ranks, he will soon
enter upon some other business, but has
not yet decided upon his future course
The best we can wish him is that be
may be as successful IN other walks ol
life as he has been as an educator In
the history of Highland county there
have been few, if any, abler men iden.
tilted with its school work. May good
fortune attend him wherever he goes
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The school taught by Miss Grace Nil
Ter at Oak Grove. District No 7, Liberty
township, closed Friday, June llth. A
surprise dinner had been arranged by
the friends of the district There was a
large attendance and grand good time.
A very interesting program was rendered
in the afternoon by the scholars. who
are mostly little folks, and their man
ners showed great care on the part OF
their teacher in training. Miss Miller
is very successful and popular teacher
and the scholars under her tuition have
made fine progress in their studies.
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Smith and Carroll go to New Vienna
tomorrow to officiate in the points for
the team at that place in the second
game of their series with Sabina. Hix.
son, from here, will play at third. Both
teams have drafted the best talent in
their territory, and the contest should
be close and exciting. Acton and Shind.
ler will be Sabina's battery.
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Rev. Heber D Ketcham will return
this evening from Delaware. where he
has been for week or more, in the ca.
pacity of an examiner at the Ohio Wes.
leyan. This Intuition is one of the
great colleges of he country. Miss Cora
Hoyt, who is student there from this
city, has made splendid record so far
in every way.
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Want Divorces.

Mary E. Brogart, OF Lynchburg. asks
the cours to dissolve her marital rela.
tious with Aaron, who, she says, is cruel
and unfaithful.
Minerva Pollard, OF Blanchester, wants
a divorce from William because OF de
sertion.
For the same reason, Susie Krus, oi
Greenfield, wants to be relieved from,
her Oliver.
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The G A. R Monument Committee
has entered into a contract with the
Henry Banner Bronze Co., OF New York,
for q monument to cost $1,000 1t will
be erected this summer on the north.
east corner of the Court House square.
1t 10 to he of beautiful design and of
imposing proportions. On the sides will
be appropriate designs, including the
figure Of a drummer boy. The statue,
in heroic size, will be that Of q soldier
standing at order arms and shading his
eyes with one hand as he apparently
scans the horizon for sight of the foe.
The work is TO be finished by the first
VI October
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-06-17

Editor Wickershsm, of the Greenfield
News, was in town Saturday, gathering
metropolitan inspiration. It was almost
impossible to pull him away from the
public fountain, on which his wonder.
wide eyes we're glued with inexpressible
admiration,
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Miss Bessie Telfair, who came to this
city to attend the Durfee Brown nup.
tials, and who has since been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Austin H. Brown, of
South Union township, left for her home
in Hillsboro, Monday afternoon. Chilli
cOfhp Gnzeffp
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Thos Gaines, John McMullen, Ezra
Stevenson and J. M. Hiestand, of John
NJ. Barrere Post, and Madames Helena
Brown, George Kramer and Ezra Stew.
enson, of the W. R. G, have gone to
Chillicothe to attend the State Encamp.
ment, OF the two orders.
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The following ladies' will please con.
tribute to the Presbyterian Market, Sat
urday, June Goth:
Missdames Ellen Steele, L. H. Dill,
Weimer, Charles Ellis, Jacob Shack,
Isaac Larkin, Ed. Walker, T. A. Walker,
Amanda Frank, Matt Kramer, T. A.
Walker, Robert West, J. G. Springer
Anna Purdy, j. H. Wedding, George
Fox, X. Bittelmeyer, Cyrus Newly,
James Reece, jr., Charles Utman, George
Kirk, j. V. Hatcher, Will Kibler, David
Guiselman. Misses Margaret Msckerly
Ollie Beattie, Leone Duston, Amelia
Heron, Lida Pence, Griffith
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We have at last been favored with q
fair sample of summer. During the past
few days the mercury has been popping
about in the nineties. But there has
generally been fair breeze, and an oc.
casional attempt at thunder shower to
keep the common mortal from becoming
too exasperated. I..
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The colored ball tossers at this place
and the dusky denizens from Washing.
ton O. H. crossed bats at the East End
Park, the locals winning by score of
q to 16, to the tune Of "Bang, Bang,
goes the Biff Stick on the Pigskin."
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San Francisc, Cat.

Go via the B & o S..W Ry. and get
choice Of routes Tickets on sale June
2Sth, 29th, 3Oth, July 1st, I'd and Sd.
Rate S2S 40 For further information
regarding sleeping car arrangements,
time of trains and etc, cheerfully given,
Call on or address, j. E. Sands, Agent
B & O. S..W Ry, Hillsboro, Ohio.
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ChNrch of Christ.

On Sunday night next, T. S Bucking
ham will deliver the third of the series
of sermons on the great religion reform
ers and their epocks, entitled "John
Wesley and Methodism'"
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Feely Scott, Of Greenfield, is in the
Patton Hotel, valued guest whom Sam
insists shall stay with him. There is q
little complaint against him for irregular
ity in the appropriation of other peoples
effects, and the court will investigate the
matter at its next term.