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The record-union., 1898-11-01
SEALED PROPOSALS.

President of Board of Trustees.
Approved this Fourteenth day of Feb
ruary. 1S98 VIM LAND, Mayor.
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MASONIC BANQUET.
Work In the Masters Degree and an
Elegant Spread Brings Out
Large Crowd.

The Masters degree was we'll exem-
plified to large crowd of members and
visiting brethren last Thursday evening
by Highland Lodge OF Free and Accepted
Masons. District Lecturer G. E. Wilcox,
of Frankfort, was present as represen-
tative OF the Grand Lodge of the State of
Ohio. After the work had been duly
exemplified to the candidates, he was
escorted to the banquet hall by the
assembled brethren There royal feast
had been prepared by that chief of Gull
nary artists, P. H. Work, and the long
tables were filled by fifty-three, who
seemed to know by experience what was
wanted of them by the way the viands
disappeared.
With the appearance of the cigars,
Toastmaster o. N. Sans arose and, in
his neat and characteristic manner,
introduced Brother Kirby Smith, who
had but recently returned from the Holy
Land. He had prepared an interesting
paper on his visit to Mt. Moriah, where
the first lodge of Free Masons was insti-
tuted nearly three thousand years ago.
1t was on topic that was of deep inter
est to everyone present, and was 80
fitting to the occasion and 80 aptly put
that nc. one present will ever forget the
place where the lodge he is proud to
claim membership in first saw the light
of day.
Mr.. Q. E Wilcox, who is one of the
most eloquent and able orators in the
fraternity, was introduced. He gave
short resume Of the growth of the order
in America and then spoke of the pres
ent. 1t was subject that everyone of
his listeners was we'll acquainted with,
but that never grows old and will con-
tinue to hold the heart of all nations as
long as the world continues to exist.
Tom Mitchell told of visiting a lodge
of brethren in old Ireland, and how the
fraternal bonds of fellowship unite all
nations. He was followed by Fred B.
McKeehan, the candidate, who gave his
Masonic views while they were still
fresh in his mind.
George Garrett, as usual, didn't have
prepared speech, but made the effort
of his life and was 80 witty at the ex-
pense OF several that as soon as he had
taken his seat half dozen members
followed each other in rapid succession
without waiting for the toastmaster's
introduction, and tried to draw atten-
ton from themselves by telling exper-
fences of members present who had
been eleventh hour arrivals. After Lee
Hirsch had rendered the company
speechless by soul-inspiring eloquence,
everyone Joined in singing America"
and dispersed to their homes.
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Business Change.

Mess's. Joseph Wolf and Newton and
Moses Calvert compose the members Of
the new firm that purchased the hard
ware store of r. 8. Evans & Co. on last
Friday. The place has been closed all
this week while invoicing, which they
expect to finish by Saturday, when they
will be pleased to welcome any and all
who need anything in the hardware line.
Mr.. Wolf has been in the hardware
business for number of years and is a
popular and energetic young man. Both
the Calverts are prominent and we'll
known farmers. who have many friend g
in this county. Webespeak for the new
firm the large patronage which their
high standing merits.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-03-10

Prof. R. E. Hudson, of Cleveland, is
now holding very successful series of
Gospel temperance meetings in the M.
E. Church of this city. On Thursday
evening memorial service will be held
in honor of the worlds greatest woman,
Francis E. Willard. The G. A. R., the
w. R. O., the L. A. s., all the young peo
ple's societies of the different churches
and the w. O. T. U. are asked to attend
in bodies and occupy seats in the middle
Of the church. Also wear the badges of
their society as nearly as possible. The
public is most cordially invited to all of
the meetings. I
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Bicycle Repair Shop.

Our repair shop this season will be on
East Main street, three doors west Of
Smiths drug store. Mr.. Moore will be
here in few days and we will be pre-
pared to do all kinds Of repair work. We
are prepared to enamel your old frames
by baking the enamel on them, the
only proper way. This process makes
them as good as new. We will continue
our bicycle livery and messenger SER
vice, and will handle what we consider
the best wheels in the market: The
Rambler, White and Ideal. See our $40
Ideal before buying. We have quite a
number of secondhand wheels for sale
cheap. MOORE & SCARBOROUGH,
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Change Of Time.

The Hillsboro Railroad again comes to
the front to help the citizens of Hills
boro. For long time Hillsboro has
asked for q train into Cincinnati earlier
in the morning and one to leave Oincin-
natl later of an evening, and after much
earnest solicitation we are to be given
our much sought for accommodation
through the enterprise of the Hillsboro
Railroad and the thoughtful kindness of
the o., P. & v. officials, who have always
taken an interest in the welfare of our
town as we'll as their connecting road.
We are to day advised by Agent Nc
Keehan that on next Monday, March IA,
an important change of time will be
made and will be as follows: Nrain No.
80 will leave Hillsboro at a. M, arriv-
ing in Cincinnati at $50 a. M, carrying
through coach to Cincinnati. No. 50
will leave Cincinnati at $50 p. m. and
arrive at Hillsboro at s:55 p. M, carrying
through coach to Hillsboro.
This arrangement will greatly benefit
our business men who want a full day in
Cincinnati, and be Of vast importance to
our base ball fans, who can see many
ball games this summer and return home
the same day.
Train 81 will leave Hillsboro at 3:1O p.
m, arriving at Cincinnati at 6:25 p. m,
making all connections west. Train 81
will leave Cincinnati at a. M, arriving
at Hillsboro at lilo a. m.
The changing of these trains is of vast
importance to Hillsboro people who are
compelled to make many trips to Gin
cinnati, and too much credit cannot be
given to the Hillsboro Railroad for the
convenience given to Hillsboro, and
they surely deserve good share of the
patronage.
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Probate Court.

II @ Dawson appointed gdn of Fran.
cis Landess.
Catharine Roads, admrx of Sampson
Roads, fled first and final account.
ON Sans, sdmr of George Brooks.
bank, sr. granted order to sppraise real
estate.
Geo L Garrett, admr of P Garrett,
fled statement in lieu of account.
Belle NJ Adams, surviving admr Of
VIM Adams, filed new bond.
tt Igo appointed admr of Sarah Hus.
ton.
tt Igo appointed admr of Matthew
Huston.
Jas T Penn, gdn of David McMannama,
fled first account.
20 and M Anders field application
for letters in the estate of Lavina DELPHI.
ON Sans, admr of George Brooks.
bank, granted order to sell real estate at
public sale.
Maggie Evans, gdn of Frank and Ber.
tina Evans, fled first and final account.
Will of Margaret Wingate probated.
CT Aber appointed admr of Margaret
Wingate.
Will of Sarah Irwin probsted.
CL Euverard appointed gdn of Chss.
Euverard.
F M Euverard appointed admr of Fred.
erick Euverard.
Will of Sarah J Cornetet probated.
Mcpherson Purdy appointed admr of
with will annexed of Sarah J Cornetet.
Will of John w Hill probated.
Ruth Ann Hill appointed admrx of
John w Hill.
John Gibler, admrx OF Cynthia Stroop,
granted further time to settle.
Joseph @ and Issac M Anders appoint.
ed admrs of Lavina DELPHI.
John Zurface appointed gdn of George
Zurface.
John Zurface, gdn of George Zurface,
fled petition to sell real estate.
Deed of assignment of John Ritten.
house to A Matthews fled.
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The following is the program of the
Altruistic Association for March 14th:
Intestinal Indigestion. Paper. ...........
mrs. d. u. DAVIS
The Stomach and the Brain, Paper. ........
....................... Miss Eva Richards
ton. Mrs. F. Rockhold
The Popular Disinfectant. :. Mrs. ]. b Richard
The Hopedale Community, paper written
by Miss Patrick before the Cincinnati
Womens Club, read by. Mrs. Harry Miller
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$40.

We have other qualities (not
more up-to-date than the above
but made of finer materials and
better trimmed) in all the new
est shades, at S12, SIS and S17.
Most of them are Light Colors,
but we also show Dark Colors
for older men.
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Business Failure.

J. @. Rittenhouse made an assignment
of all his personal property and real es-
tate to Albert Matthews, Monday morn
ing for the benefit of his creditors. He
has owned shoe store ON South High
street for the past twenty five years, and
at one time had . flourishsngc business
and was in comfortable circumstances.
In the last few years he has met with
reyerses which eliminated, Monday, in
the assignment. The resources are
estimated at $4,000, and it is thought the
liabilities will not equal that amount.
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her parents.
Henry s. Pence, of Lynchburg, Sun.
dayed at this place.
I ]. L. Orebaugh, of Lynchburg, was
caller on Wesley Pence Tuesday eve.
ming.
Rev. Beck, not Rev. Peterback, as the
Dispatch correspondent stated last week,
held three days meeting at Mt, Zion
last week. He is an earnest young min.
lister and delivered some excellent ser.
mons.
Quarterly meeting at Ambrose Chap.
el next Saturday and Sunday, March i2
and Is Probably meeting will begin
on Thursday night.
@. F. Mckee spent q couple Of days
last week in Cincinnati
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CT. Gothermsn, who was arrested
last week on charge of petit larcency
and carrying concealed weapons, had
preliminary examination before Squire
wilkins and was bound over to the
Probate Court on both charges. He
gave bond in the sum of 500 in each
case, and bis case has been set tor trial
ON next Monday, March 14th. It was
erroneously stated that he confessed that
the robe found in his possession and
claimed by swisshelm was stolen. He
entered plea Of not guilty and claims
the robe q his personal property and
1t 10 doubtful il 1t can be proven other
wise.
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Social Session.

Hillsboro Lodge No 391 of Elks will
hold one of the famous social sessions
that this lodge is noted for next Tues.
day evening, March 18th. Only limi.
ted number of invitations are issued and
it is unnecessary to say that no one who
is lucky enough to receive one will
fail to be present. This is the night for
the annual election of officers and agen.
eral good time will be had.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-03-10

Mrs. Dorothy CLAY died at her home
on West Walnut street last Friday night.
She was over " years of age and came
to this place in 1S43, where she has re-
sided ever since. The funeral services
were held from the house Sunday after
noon and remains inferred in the Hills
bore cemetery.
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BOxwell Examination.

Next Saturday, March l2, the Board Of
County Examiners will hold the first
Boxwell examination for this year in the
Washington school building, on North
East street. The class will be q large
one, - the law has been changed to
compel Township Boards to pay the
tuition of graduates when attending
high school. No fee is charged.
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SHACKELTON.
March z. l89

R ]. Polk, of Sinking Spring, spent
Sunday and Monday at this place.
Quite number from here attended
the funeral of Joseph Hiestand at Hills.
boro, Sunday.
Harry Robinson returned to Cincin.
natl Monday, after spending two weeks
with his parents.
Jonah Britton and wife, OF Willetts.
vile, were guests of Wesley Pence Fri.
day night
Mrs. Mascena Orndorf and daughter
return to their home near Hartford City.
Ind, after visit of three weeks with
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Stock Sale.

A large crowd was in attendance at
the stock sale here last Saturday. Sew.
enty.four head of horses changed hands
at from $25 to 500 per head. This is an
advance of about $40 over the average
price paid at the last sale. But very few
good horses were offered for sale.
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Chas. E. Critchfield, manager of the
Hillsboro Gas and Eelectric Light Com.
pany, was taken ill with the fever last
week and left for his home in Mt. Yer.
non, Sunday morning, where he will re.
main till his health is restored.
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The st. Agnes Chapter of st. Mary's
Guild have been working industriously
for the past few weeks preparing articles
for housekeeper's sale which will be
held in the Parish House of the Episco-
pal Church on the Saturday before
Easter.
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D. B. Selph and wife, N. E. Keelor and
wife and Mrs. Duncanson were called to
Martinsville, Monday, to attend the
funeral of Sllas Garner, brother. in-law
of Mrs. Duncanson.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-03-10

The Prohibitionists Of Liberty town
ship selected the following candidates
last Saturday: For Trustee, Jacob
Hiestand; Justice of the Peace. Anthony
Edwards; Treasurer, Newton Richards |;
Clerk, VIM. F. Price Constable, 8. D..
Thayer; Assessor, N. p, Quinn Over.
man Assessor, 8. p, Flavius Miller.
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Senator J. B. Foraker was the guest Of
his father and mother last Friday morn.
ing, returning 10 Washington. D. O., on
the afternoon train.
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q. K. Smith, who has been in New
York making purchases for his famous
Racket store, returned last Friday. He
has added many novelties to his already
very complete stock and will be able to
furnish almost any article at prices that
will surprise YOU,
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John A. Ringold, of Cincinnati,
General Agent for the Burkshire Life
Insurance Company, was circulating
among his friends here Tuesday and
renewing the acquaintance of his many
policy holders.
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HillsbOrO College.

The spring term of Hillsboro College
will open Monday, March 2Sth. Special
classes will be formed for the accommo-
dation of those intending to teach.
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Mrs. 81. O. Ambrose returned this
morning from Portsmouth where she
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. R.
B. Cunningham.
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A very pleasant cotillion was given
last Thursday evening by Miss Sophia
seybert at her dancing parlors in honor
Of her dancing class.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-03-10

Misses Lulu and Byrdie Maddox left
Tuesday morning for Oedarville, O., to
attend the wedding of their cousin, Miss
Nyrta, daughter of Rev. A. D. Maddox.
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Col. Bowden is fine orator and has
reputation all over the country for his
auency and persuasive eloquenc ce.-Bal.
timore American.
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Wanted-Lady and gent agents to
canvass this county and make one hun.
drsd dollars . month. Salary guaran.
ted. Address @. 7. Back, 1S0 e. Nc.
Nicksn Ave-, Cincinuati, @.
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Miss Helen Mathews entertained q
number of her young friends last Wed.
nesdsy evening in honor of her thir.
teenth birthday.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-03-10

Miss Bessie Spargur, of Rainsboro,
wiled away the happy hours of Sunday
in the mutually pleasant companion.
ship of her friend, Miss Mary Haas, on
Collins Avenue.
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w. T. Helt. of Tuscola, ILL.,, was here
one day last week and was accompanied
home by his daughter, Edna, who has
been attending school here for the past
vaar
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Miss Eta Hoyt left last Friday for In.
dianapolis, where she will be the guest
of her sister, Mrs. DR.. w. B. Robinson,
for several weeks,
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n. McKeehsn returned last week to
Indianapolis to continue the medical
treatment he has been undergoing for a
cancer,
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R. R Shockey, Of Sicily, and Mrs. T.
@. b. Vance. Of Louisville, KY, were
guests of DR.. shockey and wife last
Saturdav.
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Marriage License.

John Dent and Rosa Nelson.
Leonard Rainmel and Laura A Hast.
Lee Martin and Lucy Gray.
Alton Garrison and Annie Steele.
Frank Gaskill and Ida Rowe.
Henry Dunseithand Esssy Shoemaker
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Miss Rosetta Feibel left this morning
for Springfield to attend the Levy
Weixelbaum wedding tonight.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lon McCafferty moved
to Bainbridge last week, where they have
opened millinery establishment.
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The Ashes Of Our Brave.

"Fr10nd9 OF tho 00Ad ohOuld femomb0t thai
We ere In the tropics. Captain 6igsbee.
Under our banner our sailors shall sleep
Under the stars Of Old Glory;
Over their slumbers lie vigil will Aeep,
Telling the ages their story.
Since they be sepulcher'd far DER the waves,
Prove We our deathless devotion
Plant we our banner. then, over their graves,
On that brave isle Of the ocean.
Float II where tyrsnts may see IL and fear
Plant II there, Nation that loved them
Since they may never be sepulcher'd here
Plant It and keep IL above them.
W. 81. T. Shade in Commercial Tribune.
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Miletus 8. johnson left last Tuesday
morning for Mobile, Ala, where he ex
pects to make his future home.
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Correct Styles
FOR SPRING.
Light OVerCOatS.

For a very small expenditure
you can be prepared fo: any
sudden change in temperature.
We will sell you a Swell
Covert Cloth Top Coat in the
fashionable length, color and
makeup an Overcoat that
shows style in every line, for
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-03-10

Before papering you should see W. j.
Moore's line OF wall paper samples. He
defies competition in quality or price.
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Henry O. Mullenix, who has been Wis.
itine his son at Columbia, Tenn, for sew.
eral months, returned last Friday.
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Miss Grace Byersdofer, Of Ripley, is
the guest of her friend, Miss Mary Dog.
gett, on South High street.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-03-10

John York and DR.. Thomas, of Green.
field, came over last Thursday to see
that their friend, Fred McKeehsn, got
everything that was coming to him
when he was "raised,"
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Ed. Weyer, who has been visiting
friends here for the past week, has re.
turned to his home in Cincinnati.
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Mrs. Chas. Ayres and daughters. OF
Msrtinsville, were guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. johnson, last Satur.
day and Sunday.
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Miss Ethel Smith gave masquerade
party to a number of her young girl
friends Saturday evening.
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Judge Cyrus Newly gave a decision
Saturday granting Mary DeHass tenn
porary alimony of five dollars a week
from her husband, H. N. DeHass, dur
ing the pending of his suit for divorce.
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Lowest possible prices on first class
paper hanging and painting of all kinds.
w. J, MOORE.
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For Rent-Lot with house, barn, gard
en- and good we'll, east of aillsboro, out.
side corporation. Inquire ct this Office.
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Clyde O. Patton, who has been visit.
ing his father at Galesburg, ILL.,, for the
past month, returned home last Wed.
nesday,
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The NEws-HERALD. Weekly CONNER.
cial Gazette and Ohio Farmer for $500
per year.
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Frank Collins, Esq, was in Cincinnati
Monday and Tuesday on legal business,
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wANTED.-Boy to work in paint shop
M. F. CARROLL.
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Money to loan on mortgage.
GEO. J.. GARRETT, P. o. Building.
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Miss Daisy spargur is visiting her
friend, Miss Soldiers, in Cleveland.
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Insure your farm and town property
with Wood & Roads. All first class
companies.
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NEws-HERALD, Ohio Farmer and
Cleveland World, daily, $40 per year.
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Chas. W. Scott and wife, Of Covington,
KY, were guests of his parents over Sum
dav
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Miss Carrie McMullen is visiting
friends and relatives in Sinking Spring.
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Five room house for rent. Inquire Of
Cotton Mather.
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You should see Ellis Pence If you
want any cemetery work. 1t will pay
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NObby Hats.

This season Hats are more
becoming to the average man
than ever before. Also more
divergency in shapes and coll
ors is allowed. We have all
the latest blacks in both Stiff
and Soft Hats at prices sur
prisingly low. 6.
See our $500 and $3.50 mob
by grades. C
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Gall 592 if you have a news item for
the NEws-HERALD.
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Bowden on "The Death Penalty" al
Assembly Hall, Monday evening.
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Prof. Rayburn, of New Vienna, was in
this city on business last Saturday.
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Easter number of the Standard Design
er now on sale at Stabler Bros.
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Miss Blanche McCafferty is at home
after an extended visit in Springfield.