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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-04-15
BERRYyILLE.

ApTll LIZ 1851.
T.J. West, after a short vacation at
home, returned to the Point to teach the
Spring term of school.
E. E. Hunter made business trip to
New Vienna and Midland City, the fore
part of the week.
Richard Morgan, after closing success.
full term of school near Marshall, is
spending his vacation at home.
John Southern has returned home
after an absence of several weeks visit.
ing friends in Clarksburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Beets, ,Jr., and little
Everett spent Saturday the guest of Mrs.
Beets' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Eakin.
On the sick list-Mrs. Dean Ogden,
Mamie Ballentine and Tolbert Storer. \
Miss Elsie Mccullough was the guest
of her cousin, Miss Lilly Armstrong,
Saturday.
Messrs. Wilson and Hays Hunter, after
short vacation at home left Monday to
attend the spring term of school at the
Union School buildings. "
John Spargur spent the latter part of
the week the guest of our townsman,
John Higgins. III
Rumor says that one of the countv's
best educators contemplates holding a
six weeks term OF school during the
early summer. If such be true a goodly
number of our young people will avail
themselves of this golden opportunity.
Messrs. Will and Bert Caplinger, of
Oedarville, Green county, we're guests of
their father, H. O. Caplinger, the latter
part of the week.
Mrs. Myrtle Hunter and sister Miss
Gertie Burnett called on Mrs. Byrda
Hunter, Sabbath evening.
DR.. McConnaughey and Leone attend.
ed the commencement exercises of the
Ohio Medical University, of Columbus,
o., which occurred Tuesday night the
9th inst. In behalf of the Alumnae As.
sociation, the Doctor was accorded the
honor of the address OF welcome to the
ninety.one members of the graduating
class.
The result of the election is as follows: !:
For Trustee, J A. Fling, D.; Treasurer,
W. L. Kelley, D. Assessor, G. F. CLANCY,
R Justices of Peace, E. E. Hunter, R.,
and Terry Surney, D.; Oonstables, H. @.
Caplinger, D., and Charles Fittro, D.
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HIGHLAND.
April l2, 1897.

April IL, 1897.
o. B. Savage, Of Wilmington, was in
our city last week on business.
The Cohn sisters and Miss Emma
Hartell were visiting friends in New
Vienna, last week.
WIN. Rose will take possession of the
property Mr.. Kerns vacated, this week.
Mrs. John Duff was found lying on the
floor insensible Monday morning, but
was restored to consciousness in short
time.
Mrs. Mccoy, of Fayette, O., is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Stacy.
Clay. Moore's barn was burned on
Saturday morning destroying his pha'
eton, cart and wagon, also injuring three
or four horses for life. The origin of the
fire is unknown.
Joseph Cohn is in the city on business
Mrs. Grim, of Greenfield, was visiting
her sister, Mrs. Wilson, last week.
Rev. Sentman gave an excellent ad
dress at the League meeting, Sunday
night, on Prohibition.
Easter services will be held at the NJ
E. Church, on Sunday night, under the
auspices of the League.
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Notice.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Office
of the Clerk Of the Board OF Education of Penn
Township, Highland County. Ohio, at Saman-
tha, until IL o'clock noon Of the 18th day Of
May, 1897, for building School House on the
lot situated in Samantha, according to plans
and specifications on file in said Office. Each
bid must contain the name Of every person in
terested in the same and be accompanied by .
sufficient guaranty Of some disinterested per-
son, that II the bid is accepted, . contract will
be entered into and the performance Of IT
properly secured. The bid for each kind Of
material called for by the specifications, must
be stated separately, and the price Of each
arately stated.
None but the lowest responsible bid will be
accepted, and the Board may reject all bids.
By order of the Board Of Education Of Penn
Township. F. NJ. WEST, Clerk.
Dated April IA, 1897.
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CENTERFIELD.

April l2, 1897.
Election passed off very quietly here,
lsst Monday, with Republican ma.
jority.
Quite number from East Monroe at.
tended church here, last Tuesday night,
'as that was the night our meeting closed.
Messrs. George and Thomas Groves
sre identifying their store by repairs
and new coat of paint.
Several attended church yesterday
from Petersburg. Also Thomas DAVIS
|and wife of Stringtown attended church
here and dined with Uncle John Ream
4 Sabbath School was organized yestel.
day in the UDiversalist church.
y Miss Lizzie Hartly, our evangelist,
not being able to return with ber par
nts on account of having p,eurisy, stay.
4 with US until today.
Mrs. Mollie Dollar Hide and her broth.
- George Groves have purchased and
npved into the property lately vacated
n James White.
James White met with quite serious
oGldent last Tuesday. While in the
oods, he cut bis foot 80 that part ol
- bone had TO be taken out.
villiam Stewart and family have tenn.
Dnfily moved TO the farm Of Mr.. SOL
1loe Bbab has pu, up anew store b. re-
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BELL.

April IL, 1881.
John Garret has returned to his stud.
les at Oxford after spending few days
with his parents here.
Our Epworth League was organized
April 4th. Officers were elected as fol.
lows: Pres, Rev. George Perry; first
vice Pres, Miss Annie Cooper; second,
Maggie Calvert; third, T. @. Mcguire
fourth, Miss Lillian Garrett; Sec'y.,
James Calvert Treas, Ed. Garrett.
Our genial friend @. W. Denham, of
Mulberry Forest, made business trip
to our town Saturday.
Rev. N. F. Simms preached at Mt
Zion Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Hannah Kelly, of Walnut Shade,
visited her cousin Miss Mary Newkirk,
Saturday and Sunday.
Charlie Hamilton is on the sick list.
Mrs. Milligan visited friends and rela.
tives at Williamsport, last week.
Ed. Kelly lost valuable horse one
day last week.
We are sorry to learn of T. G. McGuire's
intention of leaving Belfast for Berry.
vile, where he will learn the blacksmith
trade. May success crown his every
effort.
There will be Easter services at the
NJ. E. Church, next Sunday night.
James Malcom is at Williamsport on
legal business.
T. M. White has erected pair of
stock scales.
F.. J. Kelley is erecting new store
room.
There will be box social at Elmville
school house, next Saturday night.
W. H. Newkirk spent Sunday with
his best girl.
Miss Stella Vance is attending College
at Hillsboro.
Curt Martin the horse trader of fame,
is going into the poultry business.
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FOLSOM.

April II, 1897.
Jas. Gaskill and wife, of the Hill City,
visited their daughter, Mrs. ]. P. Scale,
last week.
George CLANCY and family and Chas.
Hastings and family, OF Berryville, Sum-
dayed with Emmerson Hathaway and
wife.
John Moore and grandchildren, of
Mt. Washington, spent Sunday with
VIM. Ashmore and family.
Emerson Swisshelm, of Centerfeld,
called on his best girl, Saturday even.
ing.
The young people of Mt. Washington,
will give box social next Saturday
night, for the benefit of the Sabbath
School.
Miss Nora West, of Greenbrier, is stay
ing with w. F. Hathaway and family.
The sick of this place are very much
Improved.
Rother Mccoy, of Harrisburg, was
the guest of his brother, Hamer, Satur.
day night.
Spencer Calvert and wife. of May Hill.
Sundaye ed with relatives here.
Margaret McConnaha visited friends
at May Hill, last week.
Ask Dan Rhoades how it was for
bicycles, Sunday.
Thomas Maxwell and wife, of Bell,
were the guests OF E G. Gotherman and
family, last Sunday.
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LYNCHBURa.
April II, 1897.

April II, 1897.
Mary Wallace and daughter velma
were in the city last Monday. They
went to have Miss velma's eyes tested
and fitted.
Rev. Wilson was called to Harwood,
last Tuesday, to preach the funeral of
Mrs. Harrison Barker, an aged lady.
who, at the time OF her death lived near
Batavia, but was brought there for burial.
George Orebaugh has returned from
his college work in the city.
Robert Hodson was in the city last
Tuesday, stocking up for spring trade.
J.C. Adair and Miss Linnie Belford
were in the city last week couple Of
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson, of Martinsville,
were calling at the home of Mrs. Mar.
garet Wallace, last Tuesday.
Oliver Rickett, of Five Mile, called on
friends here last Wednesday.
Through the efforts of L. J. Dartly as
attorney, T. l. Fulton has secured his
pension and over $1,000 back pay, at
the rate Of $l2 per month.
The lecture given here last Friday
night at the M. E. Church, by Howard
saxby was grand success, and speaks
we'll for the K. of P. order of this place.
A crowded house and very good order.
There has been medicine show here
all week. 1t shows every night in town
hall, and when free there was full
house, otherwise the house was small.
The confirmation of the Catechetical
Glass at the Lutheran Church here will
take place next Sunday at $3.50 p. M,
after which will come the communion of
the Lords Supper. EVERYBODY welcome.
Cyrus Noble is on the sick list.
R. P. Murphy and wife were visiting
among friends near Mt. Olive Church,
last Saturday and Sunday.
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RAINSBORO.

April IL, 1897.
Miss Mamie Patton has returned from
. pleasant visit with her sister in Kan.
eAs.
Mrs. Isaac Kearns has been confined
20 her home with sickness for several
days.
Frank f. Gossett, Of Lyndon, was
among his friends here last Sunday.
G. M. Upperson returned Friday eve.
ming from Hillsboro where he had been
serving on the grand jury.
One of John McMullen's little boys
has been seriously sick with pneumonia
but is improving.
Quarterly meeting for Rainsboro
charge will begin at Petersburg next
Friday at 1890 am. Preaching by Dr.
Pearne.
George Frees child has been sick with
pneumonia but is now considered out oi
danger.
Andrew Murdock, who has lived in
this vicinity for many years moved to
Leesburg last week, carrying with him
the best wishes of his friends.
Mrs. Malinda Gossett returned home
yesterday, after spending the winter
at and near Greenfield.
CISCO Clark gave party to his young
friends Thursday evening at the hotel in
honor of E. @. Alexander, of New Mex.
leo.
John McMullen read good paper on
sour Public Roads" at the farmers in.
stitute meeting last Saturday which
brought out lively discussion.
Mrs. j.. "A Cashey, of Winchester, o.,
and nephew E. G. Alexander, of New
Mexico, were welcome guests OF Mrs.
Mary Clark at the hotel last week.
Mrs. Florence Daughtery, of Placer.
vile, Idaho daughter of ]. Y. Crothers
is visiting at Allen Ferrel's. She was
born and partially raised in this vicinity.
Paint township Sunday School Union
will meet at the M. E. church at this
4 place next Sunday week at 3 pm. sun
time. Everybody invited to attend.
James E. Upp has received the intelli.
gence that his uncle Clayborn Hewitt
and wife who moved from Snake Corner
out west several years ago had both re-
Gently died.
T. F. Mccoy has the material in read
mess with which to remodel and beauti'
fy his residence.
DR.. d. N. Mcbride reports pair oi
new babies recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Post All parties doing we'll
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SASSAFRAS GROVE.
April IL, 1897.

APAA 1Sy AoOss
E. A. Walker and family entertained
as their guests, Sunday, Jno. Long and
family, Frank Storer, and family. w. 9.
Walker and family and Misses Mae Fling
and Eva Lewis.
VIM. Bradford has moved into property
vacated by ]. N. Thompson.
Messrs. Barrett and Henderson, of
Leeesburg, were calling on friends and
relatives in this vicinity, last week.
There will be Easter services at the
M. E. Church at Sugartree Ridge, Easter
night.
VIM. Hetherington and wife and Jno.
Hetherington and family family were
visiting at the Henderson home, Friday.
John Eyler was calling on Maggie
Walker, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Henry Hetherington and daugh.
ter Dena we're visiting Mrs. VIM. Heth
erington, Thursday.
Miss Mollie Walker has returned homs
'aitsr staying two weeks with Mrs Goth
Dame rumor says We are to have
several weddings up on Peach Ridge.
soon.
Ed Eyre and family are visiting the
latter's parents. in Adams county.
Elite Fling entertained her little
friend. Ida Walker, Saturday evening
A. K. Rotsof vas 10 our plare Fridav
evening.
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NEVIN.

April 10, 1897.
The election resulted as follows, As.
SCISSOR, w. A. Galley, D 4; Trustee, Doc.
Winkle. D. Treasurer, s. @. Stock we'll,
D.; Constable, Wesley Roush D.; Jus.
tice OF Peace. VIM. Berry, D.
j. A. Hawk underwent surgical Oh.
Grafton last Monday. He had tumor
removed from between his shoulders.
J. A. Hawks team ran off Tuesday
last, and tore the wagon up. No one
hurt.
J. M. Sanders and G. A. Vance went
to New Antioch for fruit trees, Thurs.
day. will deliver at Danville, next
Tuesday.
Mr. Dahass is setting out q peach
orchard on his farm, east Of Daaville.
G. A. Vance will set ont an orchard Of
peach trees this spring.
Justice Bsilsys vile is on the sick
list, but is improving some
Mrs o. A Lsndess is not Improving.
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IOT BALE ~ uU1IC duCtlOuS Ou
Saturday, May Is, 1897.
At 1:SO o'clock p. M, at the front door Of the
Court House in Hillsboro, Ohio, the following
described real estate, situate in the County Of
Highland and State of Ohio, and In Jackson
township. to-wit: Beginning at . white oak
N. W. corner Of the survey thence with one
of the original lines 8. degs, 45 MINIS, W.
81 poles to the center Of the pike thence q.
18 poles thence with said pike 8. Is degs., E.
% poles TO the center Of said pike thence 8.
25 degs., E 10 polea to the center of said pike |;
thence 8. 48 degs., e. IS poles to the center Of
said pike thence 8. SO degs.. E. 81 poles |;
thence to stone corner to the land Of John A.
Longs thence with his line N. 2S16 degs., =.
80 poles to q stone thence n. ~ degs, w. 79
poles to q stone; thence N. "a degs., e. 48
poles to stone, dogwood. hickory and sassa-
and beech tree; thence N. IA degs., e. 46 poles
to two hickories in the original line thence
W. ia poles to the beginning, containing 81
acres more or less being part Of survey 6169
and being the same premises conveyed to said
Aaron Stewart from Ollie and O. 8. Mccoy, OF
Green county, Ohio, by deed dated September
=, A. d. 1894, recorded in Deed Records OF
Highland County, Ohio, book go, page 1856.
Appraised ct $475.00.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third in hand, one
third in one year, and one third in two years
from day Of sale, with interest the payments
TO be secured by mortgage upon the premises
sold. SAMUEL GILLESPIE,
Aaron Stewart, deceased.
April 18, 1897.
D. @. Morrow, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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NEW MARKET.

April IL, 1897.
Mack Roush is enlarging his residence
by the erection of a new kitchen.
The grounds around the Baptist
church were improved by the planting
of sugar and maple shade trees.
Miss Martha Barrere returned to her
home last Thursday, after making an
extended visit with her cousins, DR..
Barrere and sisters, of Dayton.
James H. McClentick spent a few
days at Sardinia, last week. and was &C.
companied home by his grandson, Nor.
man McFadden, who will spend several
weeks with his grandparents at this
place.
Anna Van Winkle, wife of ]. D. Van.
Winkle, was the victim of the unwel.
come messenger of death which claim.
ed her for his own, on Thursday morn.
ing, April Sth, after very short but
severe illness, caused by inflammation OF
the stomach. In spite of all that ex.
perienced and loving hands could do,
she had to leave her home, husband,
five small children. mother, sister, broth.
er and very large number of friends,
for brighter and better home. The
funeral services were conducted at her
late residence, by Rev. G. w. H. Smith.
The body was laid to rest in the Pres.
byterian cemetery.
Those from a distance in attendance
at the funeral of Mrs. ]. D. Van Wrinkle
were Drs. N. B and B. L. Van Wrinkle
and wives, Mrs. Elizabeth Van Wrinkle
and Mrs Owen Brown, of Banchester
Robert Vance and vile, of West Union
Mrs. Arminta Barrere, OF New Vienna
Mrs. Anna Hsme, of Fredericktown, o;
Mr.. and Mrs, Will Leslie, Mrs. Hugh
Leslie and daughter May, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Barrere. OF Hillsboro
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o hcuee In town can thow . finer
~ nox Paper and vvitipR and writ
nlsls than Garrett 4 Ayrss.
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Excursion to Cincinnati, Sunday, April
s5, 1897.
Via B & o s. w. Ry. Special train.
Round trip. 81 from Chillicoths; Toe.
from Greenfield and Hillsboro; SOC.
from Blancbester. Oorrespondingly low
rates from intermediate stations.
A great baseball game, Cincinnati vs.
Chicago
For further information, zee smsil
bills Or consult agent 3 &0S W. Ry.
hak vouv Hrorsop fov nataaaal Dtaur
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Paint your bicycle With Cycle Enamel,
at 0aErst 4 Ayres.
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Get first class work at G. z. Dugan',
place. Hotel Parker.
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Floor slains: OAK. Cherry and walnut
q Gasett = Ayrsa.
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EXECUTORS SALE
REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance of an order of the Probat
Court OF Highland County. Ohio, will offe
for sale at Public Auction, on
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Ast your srocer ios Natlesal Rlesr,
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-08-04
SIX YEARS A WANDERER.
HERBERT MARSHALL LEFT HOME
IN OCTOBER, 1891.
His Family Had Given Up Hope Of Seeing Him
Again and Had Moved to Come cticntt.

Brockton, Mass, Aug. 4.-Herbert
Marshall of Unionville, little hamlet
between this city and Easton, went fish
ing off Nantasket beach on Oct. %, 1891,
and as nothing was heard from him II
was thought that he had either COM
mitted suicide or had drowned
Yesterday he appeared in Baston,
much to the amazement of those who had
known him, and claimed that his abb
sence was due to the action Of his father
in-law In cutting off his wife from the
property by provision in his will that
she should not have it while her husband
was living.
He said that he brooded a good deal
over the trouble and decided to go away,
but how he got away he refuses to say.
His actions were deliberately planned
to lead his friends and even his family
to believe that he had committed sui
eide. For six years he wandered through
California, Arizona, and at last went to
the Transvaal. While he prospered in
a business way, his health failed him in
Africa and he was In a hospital for many
weeks.
In the meantime his family had given
up hope OF ever seeing him again and
had removed to Connecticut.
Marshall returned about month age
and hunted up his family, who, of course,
were overjoyed upon seeing him.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-08-04
Daring Attack on Farmers in
New Ipswich by Market
Men Who Beat Victims.
Three Brothers Awakened at
Midnight and Clubbed Into
lnsensibiIity.
ASSAILANTS MADE THEIR ESCAPE.
William, Charles and Samuel Wheeler Slept In
the Same Bedroom and Were Attacked BY
Robbers Familiar With the Premises.

Greenfield, N. H., Aug. A daring
burglary took place about five miles
from here at midnight Monday night
The scene OF the affair was farmhouse
about two miles from New Ipswich, In
which live hree brothers, William,
Charles and Samuel Wheeler, who slept
In the same bedroom.
They say that just after midnight Mon
day masked men awakened them in their
beds and demanded their wealth. These
men had probably driven to the farm
house, and leaving the team In charge
OF one of the men the. other two made
entrance by window, from which q
pane Of glass had been removed. 80 that
the fastenings could be taken down.
The burglars, in their stocking feet, crept
into the bedroom, and when the sleepers
awoke, fearfully beat them with clubs.
Samuel Wheeler grappled with one
nan, but he was felled to the floor. Both
William and Charles were made uncon-
scious from their beating, and Charles
has probably received fractured skull.
Robbery was the object Of the burglars
call for they ransacked the place and only
got about $25 in cash. William Wheeler
Is considered the richest man in New
Ipswich, at least he owns the largest
amount Of real estate, and IL is sup
posed that the burglars though that
they could make a big haul in the farm
house. 1t would appear that the men
were familiar with the surroundings as
the Wheelers say they went to worl;
ransacking as IL they knew where to
look. The men pscarrPd