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that Edward Graham held her while
his wife tapped her face with n fist.
On the other hand the Grahams
claimed that the Turner woman had
no right in their home. Again. the
Turner woman said in rebuttal that she
was after her aged mother " no was
III the Graham house.
The Crahams were held under $500
hail each to appear at 60. t.
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BULLS RING SAVED HIS LIFE.
A farmers PIucky Fight with an En-.
ragged Beast.

Pottstown, Pa, Dec. 13.-Farmer
James Faust of Fagleysville, was Sc
riously gored by a bull today He saved
his life by grasping a ring in the nose
or the enraged animal and twisted 1T
until the bull tore lose and ran away
in great pain.
MIR. Faust then climbed over the
renee and fell senseless from exhaus-
tion on the other side.
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PENNSYLVANIA PENSIONS,

Washington, Dec. l3.-These PennsyI-
Nania pensions have been issued; In
crease Robert S. Sabin, Evergreen, Brad
ford $l4 to Sl7 Original widow, etc
Minor of Fidel Armbrustcr, Mauch
Chunk, SO; Amelia MILESTONE Fast
Mauch Chunk, IS; minor of Ira w. Kea-
gle, Arnor Tioga, so,
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the one Hundred and Fourteenth regi-
ment of Pennsylvania volunteers, OF
which General G. II. Il. Coils. commits
sioner of public works of New York city,
was a member. passed resolution at their
annual meeting tonight in praise of his
character and soldicrly conduct, and con-
demning as untrue and slanderous the re-
cent attacks made in New York on his
record as q soldier.
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CITY SCAVENGER.

A RBRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
IA. and cess pools; no odor. Improved
pumps used. A. BRIGGS, Proprietor.
Leave orders 100 y. Main ave, or EiclSes'
drug store corner Adams and Mulberry.
telephone BOlO
(tHAS. COOPER CITY SCAVENGER
- All orders promptly attended TO, day OF
night. All the latest appliances Charges
reasonable. no scranton street House
1925 Washburn street.
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State Board orAuricuIt,,o

Harrlsburg Dec. l3.-Secrctary of Agri-
culture Edge ennOunces that the am
nual meeting Of the state board OF asli-
culture VIII be held In the supreme court
room, at Harrisburg Wednesday, Janu-
airy 26, lS9S, An election OF officers win be
held and other business Transacted.
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Lived with q Rroken Neck.

Lancaster, Dec. l3--Frank Miller. OF
Mannheim, who was struck by tr'e
which he was helping to cut down "A week
ago, is dead He had lived "A week with
a broken neck.
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UNSATISFACTORY FIRE HORSES.
Team on Trial by the Crystals VIII
MOI BE Accented.

The team of horses that has been
on trial by Crystal Engine company
is not satisfactory and the joint fire
department committee of councils,
which meets this evening, will prob
ably decide to report that the animals
be not accepted by councils. Both
horses are sound, but one of them is
too eXcitable for fire service.
a horse on trial by Century COM
pany will be accepted.
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HAD FOUR FINGERS CUT OF.

Accident 10 Thomas Benson in
Green Ridge Lumber Co.'s shop.
Thomas Benson, of 613 Marvin street.
was seriously injured yesterday morn
ing in the Green Ridge Lumber COM
panys shop ON Green Ridge street.
While engaged in cutting lumber at
one of the saws he had Tour fingers of
the left hand cut off.
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Philadelphia. Dec. 13.--Waltcr S. Walsh.
n wholesale shoe merchant at % North
Fifth street, committed suicide today by
cutting his throat with "A razor. Business
troubles prompted the act
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

ELECTlON EOTlCE--rHE ANNUAL
IL meeting oi the stockholders of the
scranton stove Works VIII bo held at the
otiice ot the company In scranton, Saturday,
January SUI, lsOS, AZ 80 p IN.
BENJAMIN +. WATSON, Secretary,
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IN RE: SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE
4 given by Miner Carey to Nathaniel Cot
trell, dated September nth, 1898, recorded
in LuZerne county in Mortgage Book No. q,
page i39, &c. In the Court of Common
Pleas of LnCkawan ma county. No. January
Term, 1898.
70 Nathaniel Cottrell, or the holder or
holders OF he abOYe.>tated mortgage:
You are hereby notified that petition has
been presented TO the Court of Common
Pleas of Iackawanna county by The Lacka-
wanna Coal and Iron Company, setting
forth that said petitioner is the owner of the
mortgaged premises and that a presum ption
of payment of the above stated III ortgage
has arisen from lapse of time, and asking for
a decree of the said Court that satisfaction
may be entered upon the said mort age; you
are, therefore, notified and reQuiredt to be ana
appear at the Court of Common Pleas to be
held in and for the County of Lackawanna,
at the city of Scranton, on the second Mon
day of January next, at nine o'clock a. m, to
show cause why the said mortgage should
not be deCreed to be satisfied.
FRANK II. CLEMONS, Sheriff
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Peanut Cnused UisDo.,h

Bellefonte, Dec. l3,-Miles Slime, aged 2
years, met death in singular manner
here today. A piece OF leanut became
lodged In his windpipe and he choked TO
deathI 3 8t"T H't 'r. .'r y a.H . FI''IT -
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CHIRoPoDIST AND MANICURE

>NNNSHNN|>nCNH(>y>Nr rsSN>>eNN>NNNr1>N~-
(tORNS, BUNIONS AND INGROWING
u nails cured without the least pain or
drawing blood. Consultation and advice
given free. Il. Nj. HEfZEIs ChiropOdist
at their residence II desired. Charges moder-
ate
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FOUND.

Adv Under This Head One Cent Word,
LOIND APURSE CONTAINING MONEY,
owner proving property can have the
same ny paying for his advertisement, Cali
at Providence Mill 60. ONCE.
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LEGAL.


IN RE: SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE
i given by Selden II. Scranton TO Joseph ;.
Horubake dated June Goth, lSi6, and re-
corded In LuZerne county in Mortgage
Book No. 8, page 249, &c. In Common
Pleas of Lackawanna county, No. Jan
uary lerm, 1898.
To Joseph - Hornbaker, or the holder or
holders of the above stated mortgage
You are hereby notified that a petition has
been presented to the Court of Common
Pleas of ackawanna county by The Lacka-
wanna Iron and Coal Company, setting forth
that said petitioner IL the owner OF the sara
mortgaged prem ses and that IA presumption
of payment of the abOVe-stated mortgage has
arisen from lapse of time, and asking for
decree of the said Court that satisfaction may
be entered upon the said mortgage; you are,
therefore, notified and required to DE ana APP
pear at the Court of Common Pleas to be
held in and for the County of Lackawanna'
at the City of Scranton, on the second Mon
day of January next at nine o'clock "A. m, TO
show cause why the said mortgage should
not be decrGed to be satisfied.
FRANK II. CLEMONS, sheriff.
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F1R EITHER SEX,

AZ pRlSN9c FOR EITHER SEX.
R6 DuVIN - This remedy being in
# jected directly 10 the
G Il: !: !:
=.-----=-==-==-=-= =.--== days. small plain pack
AZ w n NJ age. by maiI, 81 90,
u" - A& Ill sold an.y by
VIM, d. Clark aoI Washington Ave. and
$40 Penn Ave, Scranton, Pa.
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AUCTION SALE.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a wor

Advs. Under This Head One Cent Word
A UCTION SALE OF COWS AT WILCOX
~ IL Castles stables, I'll West LaclIa-
wanna avenue, scranton, Thursday at | D.
IN 80 head choice New Milch and Springer
Jersey, llostein and Durham Cows. +. T..
CARTER, Agent.
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HUSBAND HELD HER, WIFE BEAT HER

such Was the Charge Made Against
the Grahams by Ellen Turncf.
The charge made by Ellen Turner
against Mi and Mrs. Edward Graham
before Alderman Millar last night was
assault and battery, They all live In
Pine Brook. The Turner woman swore
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survivors ofthe IIiih.

Philadelphia, Dec, la-The survivors of
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FOR SALE.
Advs. Under This Head On. Cent a v

Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
EOR SALE-HOT WATER HEATER;
Il nearly new; first class. Address
"HEATER," Tribune office.
EOR SALE-ONE 2O-HORSE POWER
j boiler, as good as new. THE WESTON
MILLCO
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% ACRE FARM IN VIRGINIA, PARTLY
~ cleared; good soil, desirable neighborS,
good water, schools, churches and stores.
VIII sell for 81 week ID. l.. RlSLEY, POI
Washington avenue.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALES.

N7ANTED-A YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT
w housework at 1l0 South Hyde Park
avenue.
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NANTED-5O OPERATORS TO MAKE
w oVeralls FREEMAN MFG. CO., AIS
Linden street, Gould building, upstairs.
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BOARD WANTED.
.dvs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.

-->~~~~0~~~~-~~-~~S~~~ -~-~-~-~~s---~~~-
DOARD WANTED-IN PRIVATE FAM
ID ily where home comforts can be had for
gentleman, wife and child. Address 63,
Tribune office,
ANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD FOR
w gentleman and wife with child eight
years old First-class home comforts and
appointments, CHAS. L., Tribune office.
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SITUATIONS WANTED,

s~SN~~~~0~~NNN0N~NJ>IN~DN
EMPLOYMENT WANTED-BY A RE
II Liable man as Clerk, bookkeeper or tutor
moderate. Box 3t1, Dun
more, Pa.
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REAL ESTATE.


S.1O MAKES THE FIRST PAYMENT ON
- ten acres truck land, just eight mie
from Atlantic City, the largest summer re-
soI in the world. Balance can be paid, easy
monthly payments. ID. l., RlSLEE, 2Ol
Washington avenue.
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HOUSE WANTED.

u "
FURNISHED HOUSE ANTED--WITH-
Il in ftve minutes of poStoiice; best refer
enCe. Address box % Tribune office.
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SITUATION WANTED BY \ YOUNG
- man, 23 years Of age; willing TO work at
most anything; can furnish good reference;
temperate Address, NJ q. k,, Tribune oflice.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
Advs. Under This Head One Gent a Word.
nARLOR BEDROOM, first floor. Suitable
1 for two gentlemen. $50 Adams avenue.
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BUTCHER -THOROUGHLY ENPERI.
ID enced in all branches Of the trade, seeks
employ yment, Address BUTCHER, 2lO
Wayne avenue, Providence.
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NNTANTED-TO DISTRIBUTE BILLS,
w circulars by young man who has had
experience. For terms address, F. L., care
of Tribune.
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SlIUATlON WANTED-MR FANNIE
- Hart, practical laun dress, lace curtains a
specially, Call at 5l2 Taylor avenue and
give me a trial.
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FOR RENT.

AdNs. Under ms Head One Cent Word.
>-~~~~-~~~~-~-~-~-~----~-~~~~~~--
HOUSE FOR RENT-1122 WASHBURN
street.
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~ pleasant home work, and will gladly send
full particulars to all sending ? cent stamp.
MISS NJ. A. STEBB1NS, Lawrence, Mich.
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SECOND FLOOR or 2I2 PENN AVENUE;
- eight rooms, bath, modern improve
meats p. w. STOKES, Attorney, / 30 WyO-
ming avenue.
light ROOM HOUSE, BATH, MODERN
II improvements, 700 Electric avenue,
Green Ridge =. w. STOKES, Attorney,
1876 Wyoming avenue
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EOR RENT-2O2 MlFFLIN AVENUE,
l. seven rooms, $50. Address 1886 Wash
ingtOn avenue.
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SITuAIlON WANrED-TO DO COOK
- ing in IA private family; must sleep
home Address, il3 Linden street, city.
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The following ladies will contribute to
the Presbyterian market, Saturday
Mesdames VIM. Scott, Geo. Kramer, S.
N. Patton, Anna Burley, J. Frank Will.
son, Josephine Kibler, Annie McMeekin,
w. w. Shepherd, John jolly, M. j. Stew.
enson, Martha Wilson, VIM. Linn, Jennie
Horn, Caroline Shepherd, Frank Leslie,
R. S. Evans, James Evans, Mamie Sewall,
Martin Mcclure, VIM. Heron, Frances
Brunner, James Brooksbank, s. E. Will
liams, Miss Elizabeth Kirby.
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Concerning the death Of Glenn McCon.
naughey, the St. Louis Chronicle has
the following. which in some particulars
is erroneous:
Clement L. McCannaha, who was the
first patient sent to Quarantine with the
small pox died at that institution at IL
O'Clock last night and was buried at 1880
this morning in the Quarantine Gene
terry back OF the hospital.
The body must remain there for ten
years before it can be disinterred, and
then only in January, February or
March.
McCannaha was sent to Quarantine on
April 81, Last. He has been under the
care OF DR.. Woodruff, superintendent of
Quarantine, and his wife.
McOannahs was delirions forty eight
hours before his death. He was rational
for only few hours during his stay at
Quarantine, and during that time told
Dr.. Woodruff that he had brother in
the Insurance husiness ct Hillsboro, Ill.
He did not give the name Of his brother,
nor any msasass 70 b sent 70 him.
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Iiant. W. HI Lvons. of the II. a. Ann

Lieut.. w. H. Lyons. ofthe U. Army,
who was here last week looking for a
target range Of three miles stretch, WAS
compelled to report for duty, and has
left the matter in local hands. A range
was found ct the Point that would have
filed the requirements. but for . road
passing through it. The Government
wants 5000 acres, for which it is willing
to pay 80 per acre, II satisfactory. II ID
thought the requirements may be 6lled
near Fort Hill. and . survey Of the
ground y 70 be made.
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Rev. Davis w. Clark, who some ten
years ago was the pastor of the NJ. E.
Church of this place, will lecture for the
benefit OF the College, on the evening oi
May Goth. Rev. DR. Clark's wide repu
tation as speaker Injuries aninterestine
treatment Of his subject, The Pope oi
Rome-His Palace and Cathedral. DR.
Clark generously gives the proceeds OF
the lecture to the institution in which
our citizsns should take pride.
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County Postmasters usually have let.
ter boxes just outside the door, in which
mail may be deposited during the night
Some of them, however, have contracted
habit of forgetting to examine these
boxes in the morning before the mail
carrier come by. Thus the NEws-HER
AID has been deprived of a number oi
interesting letters, which we would have
been glad to print. We trust these p
Ms will hereafter put on their thinking
caps and keep them in place.
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The stockholders of the First National
Bank have, by order of the Comptroller
of Currency been ordered to pay in a
hundred per cent. assessment on tn cir
stock. 1t will be remembered that a
number of stockholders paid voluntary
assessment of fifty per cent. on their
stock before the bank closed. 1t is yet
an open question to be decided by the
courts, whether or not these amounts
will be credited to them on the compul.
sorry doubling up of their stock. 1t is
apparent that not near all the stockhold
ers are ably to pay the one hundred per
cent. additional, and the outlook for a
settlement with creditors in full is not
cheerful.
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Mr.. E. N. Keelor and Miss Minnie V.
Duncanson were united in marriage at
the home of the bride on,East Main St,
at 7:45 p. M, May 9Th, Rev. Heber D
Ketcham officiating. A number Of the
friends of both were present at the cere
monies of the happy occasion and to
join in it's festivities. Mr.. and Mrs
Keelor are among the estimable young
people of Hillsboro and enjoy the good
will and wishes of all.
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Sam Bishir undertook to plow with a
new horse, yesterday morning. A little
bit later the plow was lying in the middle
of the pike and the horse was crashing
along the sidewalks on High Street,
where he was finally brought to a halt.
1t looked little dangerous for a while,
for early pedestrians on that thorough.
fare
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Strain & Co. are remodeling the front
of their grocery establishment on West
Main, and will put in beautiful modern
iron and plate glass front. This enter
prising firm propose to take and main
tain place the very front among the
business houses Of Highland county.
Keep your eye on them.
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The subject next Sabbath at 1880 a.
m, at the Methodist Church will be,
"The Reformation" being the fourth
one OF the series of historical sermons
being preached by Rev. Heber D.
Ketcbam. At 7:30 p. m. the theme will
be "The Christian Principle as Applied
to Professional Life"
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Geo. Blah, stone cutter who worked
here on the Presbyterian Church, was
badly injured, Saturday morning, in a
stone planning machine, at Westwood.
His right knee was mangled in the ma.
chinery, and amputation may be neces.
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Rev. M. A. Honline has returned from
his theological studies at Dayton, and
will visit the various conferences of the
U. B. Church throughout the United
States, this summer. He will leave this
week for West Virginia, and will 60 from
there tn Iowa.
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What fools some people be! An at.
tempt was made, last Friday night to
force an entrance into the new Office OF
the NEws-HERALD. A wooden pry and
piece Of broken sash told the tale OF
the unsuccessful effort, next morning.
If that fool burglar saw anything in our
outfit that he wanted, he could doubt.
less, have had it for the asking.
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John w. Adkins, learned through his
daughter, Miss Florence Adkins, who ia
in Washington, that his brother, Henry
F. Adkins. was in the Helena, Montana,
postoffice. He was born and raised in
this neighborhood and has been lost to
his brother John for fifteen years.-Rip.
leu Bee.
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Mrs Barger Peterson, Of near London,
Ohio, died Saturday morning at one
o'clock. She was Miss Nettie Shoemaker,
daughter of Azel Shoemaker, and was
born and raised near this city. Her
mother and step father, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Morton, attended the funeral, Sunday
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The Ladies' Aid Society, auxiliary to
the Sons Of Veterans, held a very enjoy
able social reception at the hall, Monday
evening, in honor of the first anniversary
of their organization. There was excel
lent music, and refreshments were
served.
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It seems that the hotel business, in and
of itself, has not been a success with the
new managers Of the Kramer House.
Hence, on Thursday their boarders were
notified that the business would be dis.
continued. Rooms, however, will still
be kept to rent, and the bar will still be
run
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Rev. Geo. B. Beecher's nag became
frightened at the B. q 0. s. w. depot.
Monday morning, and started on lope
for Gray Gables. On the wav, the car.
riage collided with some trees and was
badly wrecked But the wild eyed col.
ored driver still survives.
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A new legal firm looms up on the
horizon, Gardner & Roush. The Judges
former partner, H. H. Miller, has opened
an Office in his own block, on West
Main. R S, Roush, the Judges new
running mate, is hustler, and also
knows thing or two about the nitric.
acies of litigation.
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There is quite run on that beautiful
glass ware at Keech's. No wonder. II
il exquisitivsly designed, finely finished,
and would pass for cut glass anywhere,
while it 10 about as cheap a. the plain
glass. Nothing like it has ever been
shown in Hillsboro before.
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Andrew Betz, an old soldier and high.
ly esteemed citizen, died Monday, at his
home, in Buford.
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Mrs. Frances Detwiler, aged eighty.
four, who has made her home with her
son L. Detwiler, has been quite i'll for
some time, with the infirmities cf age,
and little hope is entertained Of her re-
covery,
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The new Board OF Water Works Trus.
tees has reoreanized by again electing
John Wineesrdner, President. s D,
Amen. Secretary and Superintendent,
and Willis Dakin, Engineer. Secretary
Amen's salary was reduced from s55 to
$50 per month. and Engineer Dakin is
to get $52 so instead of $500.
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Mrs. Capt. Matthews, whose alarming
illness is mentioned elsewhere, rested
some easier last night, and was thought
to be slightly better this morning.
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McKeever Bros. will be at the stable
of Hugh J. Erwin, on the Goth of May,
for one day only. They want good coach,
saddle and driving horses.
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Lynchburg has cut down the salaries
of her teachers. Supt. Monce gets $50
instead of 800 per month. The teacher
of the Junior High School has been cut
down from $55 to $50, while the other
teachers are reduced from $40 to $35 per
month,
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. g. Fender with little
Lorie were guests at the home of Henr9
Fender, near Mowrystown, Saturday and
Sunday. Mrs. Fender and her bright
little daughter will visit for several weeks
among friends at Sardinia and Mt. Orch
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Bellefontaine hss been without open
saloons for eight years, but at the recent
election "wet" council was cleo ed and
the Prohibition ordinance has been re.
pealed. 1t is expected something like
forty saloons will be established as soon
as the repeal ordinance has had its ten
days legal publication.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-05-13

The ghost Of Peter DeMille appeared
to Judge Morris the other night in the
Board Of Managers room and upbraided
him for leaving the cover off the ink
bottle. He humbly promised to do bet.
ter in the future, and his visitor depart.
ado. p. Mems.