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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-23
COLOSSAL ENCAMPMENT.
The Great Grand Army Gllh8rIng at
Buffalo.
Preparations nre Completed .usmpt
4" be Made 10 Unite wunen'a
Organizations.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug, 90 Grand
Army wsek opened with fair wealth er
Ali indications point to a colossal en-.
campont, beyond tue expectation. Of
the moot sanguine citlzsn. Train
loajs o! veterns aud their friends are
constantly arriving and person
might think thets was grsat parade
Ia progress as the pUsts march up the
main street 10 their quarters. This
morning the women headquarters
were iOlmAlly oDeDEd. Here the Viz.
itors viii be carefully loOAed after.
Everything possible has been pro-
yijeu for their comfort.
Thbddeue b. ClaTksoD, commander.
in.chiei Of the Gfaud Army, AITivsu
today. ii q was met a: the citation by
iucsl u A IL. msn aud the loo II re.
ception cDmmittee ami escorted TO tue
lr,qu Ia nO'e, where Ne was eli clally
tsceiv' d Uy CJlInei w tuaus, cniei OF
tue hes. quarters staff. Among tue
q. A. Il. posts which nave arrived are
the iUl owing: Naval Post Dsparl-
msut, PanDsylvAuis; Farragug assoc.
uion, U. s. GrsDt ,osi, ana Butiey
posls, ah VI Pm lad slpuiR; Welsh Post,
Co!umbIe, Pa; Departments OF Teu-
nessee anu Gtorgip; George A drew
Post Of Il siOn. RaIkiu + g. OF Brook.
yB, n. Y; lafayette Pyst OF New
York; IA ,ruipg Post OF -. l. uIs; rod
Post OF YOUNGSTOWN, OliJ, anu the
New Hampshire deiegu.IJn, wnIcn Is
rushing the candidacy OF John @.
L!nnenan d Concord, n. Il. Tor COM
mRuusi-i G-cniei.
Rear Admiral Gyms Sears arrived
last night snd Will hos. his flsg on
the steamer Idaho today. The Ida h
mas been assigned 10 the naval
vateraue.
Dnnng the week an effort will be
made to unite the WOmau's ROliei
corps aud the LsJiss OF the q. A. Il
There uRs been RoJd deal OF discus.
on over a possible union hut II IL the
desiTe OF tue u. A. X. that the lenets
OF the w maL's RslIe corps prevail 10
to the ellgibili y clause ana the
Lsiirs OF the q, A. II. do not want to
give up on lh,t poiut, 30 that the
matter OF aunion seems as lar away he
when lho Two 0rguDiz lions TOOK TO
efficient pGihs.
"lO cherish anu emu ate the deeds
OF ,ut notle army nurses and OF all
loyal women who Rendered loving
service 10 our country In her hour OI
peril" 10 ,he aim VI the Woman's Re.
liei coTps.
The Lldifs of the G. A. II accept
only the "wivse, mother, slsIers and
daughters Of hUD1Tably discharged
sOldiers" anu reject thu "IyaI" wo-
men VINO had NJ relatives 10 the wal
TO whom tney can trace relationship.
The program today /, ciuees the
formal opening at Camp Jewett at 4 |
O'eluck, a civic parade this evening
anu ETgceptiOn mis- evening to Con-
mgudtI-iL-Chiei Garrison.
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OPERATORS DISAGREE.
Soma Do and Sons Do Not Want 10
AcCsd8 10 Strikers Terms.
Conference I'm Progress ro-day-Pros.
pet that It WIN Result Favor
ably To strikers.

PIrTsBURd, Pa, Aug. 23.-The
conference between the mlaers, oil.
cisle and the executive com niItee Of
tho coal operators met ct IL o'clock
this morning.. Tho miners were rop-
| resented by National Preside II Rltcn.
field, District President Dolsu and
Secretary Warner. The operators
committee WAS composed OF J. &.
Dyssrt, q. W. SculuJeubsrg, J. N.
O'Noil, J. b. SerD, f. N. Osborne, U.
A. A ndrewe, w. p. Bonne and W. r.
Rsnd.
President Ratchfprd iu an inter.
view said he wanted 1t distinctly I'M
dsTstood that he md never been bsheu
by the operators 10 confer with them.
"The etatemeut," SAID he, "tbat |
bad reiusej u conference IL not cor.
rect. l sm here now Mt the request Of
Mr.. Doiao. We Will only agree to the
operators proposition II they will pay
SO cents. That 10 the lowest rate the
miners will soospt. 1, must be GO
cents or The strike vii be continued
until the demands are granted. Ii the
Pit,sbuTg 0peratOrs settle upon our
terms, q general conference will not be
necessary"
Previous TO the conference large
number OF operators c0pgrt gated In
the coTIidors OF the Monongshela
House. There was mucn diasatlsiao.
ton among them. Many were op.
p eed to bresking the strike ~
importing men, and quite d
large number urged the accept.
ancs OF the min.rs' terms. 1t
was claimed that II was NIT TITO
Pittiburg operators who wanted to
compromise or break the strike, but
that 1t was the large mine owners anu
lake shippers. TIE conference ended
It noon, after An agreeme Ut nad been
made for u general conference OF opel
ators aud miners officials at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. The miners officials
insisted ON all the operators being
present. and 1t was decided to make
the conference al open one.
The operators who had been kept Cd
the outside were jubllant When this
deolsloa was arrived al. Sumo saiu
they would favor the granting Of the
SO cent rate at the opening OF the con.
ference, n II was seen thsL the miners
iiclsls would not consent % q CON-
promise to let out the operators who
have CONTRACTS based on % cent NIL
Ing rate.
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imported wheat and nIuF. The reply
OF the gayernment To the Representa-.
uots on the eubIeoi says tho trmpoIafy
losfeiiy OF wheat IN tne tFincn mar.
het 10 owing 10 the bad harvest nnd
thst as sOun as tho AmericinaDd Aus.
itaiian wheat arrive at French parts
the situation will right iifeli
Cont uing, the correspondent for
Pail Mall Gsz jtte telegrnpGi:
"Tbo government, eeJ tclally now
that the elecliJus are crswing near, h
MORALLY niiIid OF Offending tue small
peseani, who usually grows wheat,
On the Otber hand the working claes. A
who conslituts the ms.s 0 the popula
lion in tue large towns still live large.
Iy on bieiG,'
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SAN tRANCIsco, Aug. 2S.-The al.
direotOts o. tue ksti onomlCsl society
Of toe Pacibc have iOrnaly accepted
the fsunuauOn unu endowment VI the
gold medal by Mas Catherine Wolfe
Bruce oil New York CITY. 10 bs award
ed not olenes tnan once gear, bY
the society, "iCr distinguished Ser.
vices to 1stfOn my"
The medAlis to be made OF gold,
aooutsixty millimeters in diameter,
AMI is tu hoHr he zeal u the society
On the oLysfse. The reverse IL 10 boa
sn appropriate inscription. VhV medal
Is TO be- awarded 20 ono poTson an
nuslly out OF a list u SstronOmt rs
nominated 10 the society by Ihs dlrec =
re Of the Llck, the Yerkes anu the
Harvard College obfeIyalories and the
ubeeryatories 4 Paris, Greonwich ana
Berlin. II viii MT bs given twice to
tue same peTsOn.
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81 Rd arr: Albert Driscol, ste b; GH-
tiu Harvey, aged o; Jack Betnol, aged
10, anu two others whose nance orc
unknowr.
The flIat was twelve feet long and
six feet wide. II YVES made OF touQh
TIMBER aud was used Tor conveying
wotkmen from the mainlann TO the
brsakwstet, a disiRnos Of 100 yarde.
Tnis afternoon twenty.o boys anu
pirls.ranging from to Is years, crowd
I'd Oh the raft intending 10 10 bathing.
Halfway across the onsunel. where
the water IL very deep, the RAN CAT
sizsd. All the CHILDREN were thrown
INTO the water, and sill cave five were
rescued,
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NEW YORK, Aug. GA dispatch
to the Herald from CatacsP, VeneEu-
ella, say:
The government has signed con.
tract, subject TO the approval OF con-
grtss, with Italian capitalists by which
they will establish new steamship
company ana a mortgage osnS
Caracas. Tue ItaliRns have also the
privilege OF oViouizing certain portions
OF Venezuela. The contract also pro-
vides for II ten per cent deduction from
the tariff on Italian importations OF
silk, wool and cotton. This discrimiua.
ton ID generally condemned. The
Nests. Melliss OF New York, lawyers
anu engineers, have M Rde contrGc,
with the city OF Caracas by which they
VIII establish In this city au electric
llghi, heat and power company. They
Will utillzs the power from the water
falls Of Maouto.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-23

NIAGARA FALLS. n. Y. Aug. ga
Frsuk Webster Ot Buffalo, Warren
Bush, Il years old, OF Chicago, anu
Chafle, GiespeT, 20 years OF hge, OF
Chicago, VINO have been camping on
tue banks OF the Niagara river ior the
past week with several companions.
iudsy hired small boat at La Sale
and started 10 row across the Niagara
riv. tu the Canadian shore.
Tbsir boat became upset and lh,
men were aeen struggling III the
water. Before assistance ooulu reaen
Inem, ali were carried over tbs falls Oh
Zoe Canadian side. The bodies were
not rec 1vereu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-23

PARIS, Aug. 1S Floor ross fifty
cenimes sack NJ NaTseilles on Sai.
utdEy Hud lutthGr rise 10 tXpecte d ,
10 ugh tho impsnding RfrivRls from
New fOrh AM Bugnos Aytes are ez.
tecieu TO check tue riee. the ugitG-
ton for tue abolition Of the duties on
grain Is spEeSdiug rapidly aud at Tar.
hey, RhoIes and Gstte there IL much
excitement on the snhJect. The Fig.
ato expresses the belief that tue rice
VIII not last long us no scarcity Is
feared. adding that the socialists win
not secceei In the allrmtst mpzi.u,
whicn they arc ALLEGED 10 have sprung
Tor pohicai purpose. The Justice
dec arcs tue price OF bIead hau no re-.
lttlOn 60 the pTeseDt price oil wheat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-23

HOTEL CHAMpLAIN, n. Y, Aug.
23-InU last uny Of the stay OF the
presidential party here was quiet
Que. The President Visited Secretary
q W-r Algur early and Then reviewed
the 2lsi Unileu States regiment.
Tue remainder OF the day was given
up to the preparation for ths journey
10 Buffalo.
The president said today he had
never enjoyed IN outing more than
the present one, ana that both he anu
Mrs. Mckinley had improves In
LeAltb.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-23
UsELEsssEss OF sACaELoRs.



NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Charlottr
Smith, PRESIDENT OF the WomAn's
Rescue League, called 90 the Contra
LAb.r Union to explain her new
,chemu for compelling msrriaaeable
bsehelors to marry. She was toe late
tOget the floor, but che button holed
,evtral OF the deiea stes. 5ps said she
mad statistics to show that there WAS
an Intimate connection bet ssn her
scheme and the labor question. The
lieai competition of women In the
held OF labor, she held, was became
SIXTY per cent OF the men refused to
marry.
she said she was going to Boston to
HAu campaign against tho II ipuoli-
Vn ana Democratic cRpu 10 tts for
mayor there becs use both Of them are
@ehelurs. Sue did not believe hat n
ueheior tught to holu an elective
emtei because no msD could possibly
$50 q iesIions o. public morality un-
ha lie wac married. Sne WIS prcpsr-
iuss pamphlet upon her schs ne ana
Nhldeu to chow that II b,chslprs
we're Compelled 10 marry anc the army
y Unmarried women ware to become
nu'eWlvcs anu motherF, wages woulI
pup' Even ii all the bachelors ~
MsAlef New York were to marry
" .u,te Would be still 100000 women
Without LusbanIs.
BROUGHT CURTIS DOWN.
" IL reportea from Boston that Mr..
USE, Tue Republican capdidsts for
1lot OF that city, hss already an
sOmRn.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 20 The
plant OF the Union stock Yaros Go. at
Rodeo, ilcn originally cOst 81 ,UOO,.
QUO, but which has been staining Idle
TOT five years, sto bs converted into q
beet ,usar factory by the same com.
pahy whlon Ia preparing to erect
factory at Ctockelt In CDnira cjuhty.
Senator Perkins Ia among the pre-
molers Of the enterpr Sc.
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SEATTLE, Waso, Aug. 23,-The
GOLD lever mas seiz u the AemDsrs VI
The revenue marine service. Three OF
the Crew VI the cuItrr Perry, which
met tbs gold iaden steamer Portland
Ut Dutch Hsroor. deserted anu started
Tor st. Mlchsel. 1hey stole q boat
rom the NTH American CONNER.
ciai company. robbed tho store room
OF the Perry, ana boldly went out on
the open sea for 100 mile journey 10
81. Michael.
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car wac tols,ooped over the cab aud
coal teudsr.
Murray was riding 10 this car and
.wos csusht In the debts. He was
aug out uncDOsoiou. rhs foice Vi
me shock was SO great that the track
was it,rshy torn out OF the ground.
rh.re were 800 passengers on board
and hni the train not been running at
q low rate OF speed terrible lols OF
lie would have reauited.
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ixPECIs 10 nE QUEEN.
Priresss KauIaui n,P $40 be 'hc n Nj
Rul-r Of hawaii


Rul-r OF hawaii.
San BRANCIsoo, Au, s. 23,-Pfinc Cd ,
Kauiuni, WHO has Just AKA ned ner
ma GRITTY, will return TO Hawaii In
October. aitsr an absence Ut ten yeaIs
IN EDgis Il and on the continent. She
hss hopes Of beiog made qusen o. the
present Island republic l. annexation
fails. SIe Is Watching tor a change.
When 1t comes che lOyks for cOm.
promise between the republicans and
the royalisls 10 favor VI heGseli, for the
chances OF her amt, tX'queen Liiiuo.
kslani, beinE restJrsJ g. power are
generally contested TO be very slim 10
any event.
The princes, will arrive In New
Yoik about September 10Th from Eng
land. She Will stay tor a snort time
In this city. K-uinn.'s father Will
accompany hot.
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BIuo Smoke Issuing from n Georgia
Plantation.

THoMAsvLLE. ia, Aug. 22.-Pso.
pie residing In This city and Inc .1r-
rouu dug country are grady excited
over what appears TO be the existence
OF volcano on planIsiiUn near mere.
The crater IL about twenty-five feet
square. Several Btreams OF blue
smoke Issue from IT, The ground In
the imm.didte locality OF the crater
bgs sunk TO the extent OF two feet.
Excavations made show that the
smUke proceeds from an extensive bed
Of ashes. Originally the source OF dis
tuTbHnce was situated beneath the
residence Of IA farmer, but the volume
OF smoke and intense heat compelled
the destruction OF the house. II 10
impossible thnt the smoke should pro-
coed from burning mines as there are
no mineral depOslts in this locality.
Frequent rains have failed to Iuench
the subterfa uean 6res. The phenoms-
non Is being visited by hundreds Of
curious people.
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Ehe Mexico Was wrecked Through
nH on eur's lack OF Chrs

SEATTLE, Wash., Aug. 2S-The
bOard VI .qulfy Oh the WIeckipg OF
the stesmthIp Mexico Ia d xou's en-
trance, ILuIsuuy, Angus l5.h, has
revoked the phi 20 papers Vi Captain
Thomas, master OF the steamer, and
susps nuei am for sixty Gays. The
pspeTs VI PilIt Council, VINO was On
tue bridge al the tins OF the disasiur,
have been revoked IUT peIioG OF
tuiuy days. l is stated LuAt the
bJETs iOu u that tbe blame lRy with
Captain pnJm4e, VINO hAS retired. 1t
was held has no shoulI have been on
does, especially az he had piAced his
vsssvI ma dangerous position. Fur.
tnrr, II WAS found that the rock on
Shicp the steamer struck was ives.
Dsyi's Neck anu was therefore known
20 the ihceT OF the Mexico.
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PALo ALTO, CAL, Aug. 23.-D.
Coolidge, who nas been ~ the mead u
stoientitc expedition In the noun
talun oil Caiiforuts, has Just fe.
turned. He reports the discovery OF
lumber OF new man mails. The
work was principally confined to the
San BorDnIdino and Cucsmongs
mountains and the Colorado district.
The party spent several weeks ON the
detert. Iu Nil they collected $50
ipscimsns Of mRmms'B,
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NEW York, Aug. ga dispatch
10 me Herslu from Havana ssyt: Dr..
D. NJ. Burgers, United BtRiee ssni-
laty otfic here, has been seriously
W sInce bis return from Washington.
The chances are that he will not
recover,
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BROu0Hr CURTIS DOWN.
rxcUR,ioN TRAM ACCIDENT.
h'ii'N'd that TrHmps Dsiiber'
AtIJ aispiacod sbs switch.

A''ly aispiacod ,bs switch.
CHICAGO. Aug. 70. - An en-
N"s attached to heavy ex-
,1''h train on the Chicago s.
nume' terminal railroad was d.
80 1881 night near Rivsrjalc. The
49, "i g,ts were thrown from their
y the Jar and one man was
rhS,oIy intally injured. Seven
," received sight injuries. Aittr
n ny VI TWO hours the engine wac
4 O., ~ 10 tha track aud the train pro-
II ,us injured are: Joseph Murruy.
\ R,,oneu Internally, mny die; Thomas
II oMueuS' enVineer; Daniel Foster,
4 hn,i BET min Mead, Jopn ID.
YUH's' A'!,son A. Walker, b. o.
wa, 'a.yeTy evident that the xocidrnt
bell,y.aa'tu by a misplaced witch
Tram 70 have been the work OF
btoIlss' The switch was iound
IN Two places. The baggage
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OAKLAND, Cal, Aug. 2S.-Miss
Mary McLsan, uaugnter OF Rsv. j
X. Mclean Of tins Pscifl; the logical
seminary, Inns accepted the chair OF
professor OF English literature IN Stan
1919 University.
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PROBABLY FRUITLEss.

PIrTsBURo. Aug. 2S-lhs confer
ence OF miners utiicials anu operators
Will probably be iruitless. About
dirty operators were present when
the meeting convened at 8 O'Clock.
President RatUhfOrd announced that u
3, ttlemeNt efthe strike would have TO
include OHIO, Indiana and lllioois n
W, II as the fitisuurg district and that
nothing but the SO ueut rate wouli be
acceptable to tho strikers.
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ARMENIANs CONFEss.
Tell story of nomb- throwing as
Turks Dictate.

CoNsTANrISoPLE, Aug. 23.-The
confessions Oi two Armeaians arrested
on Saturday, ut whose residence Two
bombs were found by the police, are
said to have been prompted by the
Turkish authorized. The prisoners are
alleged to have confessed that they IT.
tenaed to use the bombs at the Russian
and GeTmaB embassies.
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HRszII,s INTERNAL TROUBLE
tt noes Not Seem 40 ImpIovt-iw
More states DisturD.d.

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-A dispatch
to the Herald from Busnos Ayres
says:
The Geographic advices from tue
Hersld's cOrIv ondentin Rio JSnelro,
Brazil, sta, q thai the official report on
the operations Of the tsnatics around
CRnuJOs curing the last lew weeks
chow that $500 Brszllsn troops have
been wgundeJ. Great difficulty j.
found in transporting arm, ammu-
milton anu stores to the government
troops owing 10 the interference by
the fanatics. In the meantime large
lorces OF fanatics all VIII armed havs
appeared In the states Of SAM Pauio
anu Paran. They have rsiusd several
pla ntatioDs ana smsll towns.
The fanatics tsnr CsDudos are now
well entreDcbe1 In fortified positions
awaiting an attack. but for several
days no operations OF Importance have
been reported. The fauatic force in
the vicinity OF Canudos Is now 5000
btrOpg,
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TORONTO. Aug. 22.-Five children
were drowned In the harbor this after
Icon by the capsIzlng OF . hbst. The
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Illus Bo did not Die aud IL Said TO BIO
Recovering.
NILES, Mich, Aug. 28.-The care
OF Patrick Kelley, whose neck was
broken by u iall several weeks ago, Is
attracting much attention. At nrst
be was paralyzed below the hips.
and 1t was inoagnt no could not sur
vive, but he can now cit in chair
ana move mis- legs. He is improving
20 fast tho doctors think he will soon
TO out again as well as over.
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FREN on DUTIES REMAIN.

LONDON, Aus. GA dispatch TO
the Phi Mall q 2s,te from Paris,
printed this afternoon, says that there
will be NO reduction In the tax on
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A bill has been introduced In the
Brazilian cOngrsss which has for its
purpose ~ increase IN duties on all
imported food siuf1s. 1t Is reported
that the government OF Brn zii 10 ne
otiating with European nation for
the sale OF one OF her srmored war
chips in course OF construction.
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LONDON, Aug. 70 -lhe Mark Lane
Express Ia lis WeeKiy review oil ihr
gram situation rays;
"rhe wheat harvest 10 about hall
over aud the reports cont uS 10 Dc
fairly favorable, in spite Of InteTup'
uons OF mRuy heavy showers anu tue
delay In carrying the wheat out. the
Oreign hnrvgs.s Hre uniavOrsUIy re-
pOrted. Toe latest RIvices from
Franoe, Austria. Hungary, Ru STA an
Roumania arc ell more or ltss uniavof-
auleO
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-04-29
YOUNGSTOWN.
April 26, 1897.

George Parrott, Charles Yochum and
Orland Edward are attending school at
Lebanon.
The School Board of Whiteoak town
ship met Monday, and hired the follow.
ing teachers: District No. l, M. N. 10
dry; No. 2, Gary Bennington; No. 8, A.
j. Fender; No. 5, Albert Rosselot; No.
6, Ira Edgington and Lee Helsley No
7, Chas. Yochum.
There is strong talk Of erecting town
hall at this place. We need it, and il
each person interested will cast in bis
mite we will get it,
We now have two millinery stores
here, Mrs. Addie Allman's and Mrs
Jonathan Reeds. They have large
and we'll assorted stock of goods.
J.J Galliett has the best record 80 far
this season in the bass line.
Ed Turner and DR.. Gustin were on a
fishing trip last week. The DR.. came
out far ahead. He has knack for catch
ing cat fish and "horse" fish. Ask him?
Grandma Parrott died on Easter Sun
day. She was IS years old. The re.
mains were taken to Louisville, KY, fol
interment She leaves two children.
Our stone mason, Louie Jacobs, is
putting in the stone foundation for the
new brick hardware store. He is work
ing five or six hands and doing a com
plete job.
Three hands are constantly employed
at the broom shop.
j. P. Song has started chickery ant
the price of eggs will now decline.
Startling Gaymon, the Ridge merchant
and family, were visiting at J. p Songs
Sunday.
S. A. Galliett and hands have erecteo
an addition to the home OF j. N. Song
Rev. Weaver, of the U. B. Church, il
preaching magnificent sermons. Ever.
person should hear him.
Orange Cotterill, our tonsorial artist
rises with the lark. He thinks it is mic,
to hear the little birds sing their morn
ing carols.
James Kelly and family are going II
remove to Lima, 0 He and Edwin ant
Harry Tedwick have gone into the gro
Gerry business at that place May sue
cess attend the undertaking.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-04-29
HARRIET.

April rs, 1897.
Lewis Kesler and family, OF Hillsboro,
spent Sunday with his parents at this
place.
Mis-. Laura Milne and little daughter,
Hazel, have returned to their home at
College Hill, after a two weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. v.
Creed.
J. NJ, Kesler is attending school at
cambridge
Mrs. Alice Setty and her three sons
started for Kansas, Sunday, where they
expect to make their fu.ure-kome.
Mrs. Jane Hatcher has returned home,
after spending short visit with d. R.
Creed and family, OF Berryville.
Sunday School At the school house ev
cry Sunday evening Prayer meeting
ever, Sunday night.