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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-03-17
HIGHLAND.

March IA, 1898.
Miss Gussie Edwards was visiting at
Farmers Station and Martinsville last
week.
Mrs. Sam Clark and Miss Blanche Nc.
Clure spent Monday with friends in
Centerfield.
Miss Nora Aderson, Of Monroe, after
spending week with her aunt, Mrs. p
o. Daughters, returned home Sunday
evening.
Miss Grace Earl, who is teaching in
Ross county, spent Saturday and Sunday
at home.
John Ballentine had another severe
attack of hemorrhage Saturday evening
Wilbur Thornburg was on the sick
list all of last week, but is able to be
about the house at this time.
Mrs. Jane Williams, an old lady who
was taken from this place to the in
firmary a short time since, was visited
by number of her friends last week
They found her we'll cared for but very
anxious to get back to her old home
again.
The stock and farming implements of
Thomas Ferry, deceased, we're sold at
his late residence on Friday of last week.
The moving fever still continues. A
feeling of improvement also seems to
have developed lately, if desirable
places could only be obtained. There is
no scarcity for beautiful locations for
building if the owners thereof could be
persuaded to part with them and there.
by give an impetus to the awakened
spirit of enterprise.
P.O. Daughters has moved his family
to the property of his brother, J. b.
Daughters, deceased.
John Matthews has moved into the
property of Isaac Mcpherson.
What came near being serious acci.
cident occurred Sunday morning as Sam
Moore's young folks we're coming to Sun.
day School, the horses frightened at a
pile of stone just at the edge of town and
in their rearing and plunging snapped
the tongue off the carriage and kicked
themselves loose. The young man who
was driving held on to the lines until he
was dragged quite distance in the mud.
The horses were soon stopped with no
further damage, except a copious spat.
tering of the young ladies, dresses with
muddy water.
D. E. Bennett, manager of Vitascope
Co., will give an entertainment in the
Hall Tuesday evening under the auspices
of the Epworth League.
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PULSE.

March IA, 1898.
John Hawk, of Sardinia, was in this
vicinity one day last week.
E. Smith, who has been in foreign
parts for some time, returned home last
week.
@. O. Sanders, of Mowrystown, is Wis.
iting at this place.
William Conover and family called on
Charles Weaver and family at Buford on
Sunday.
John Roads and wife, who have been
spending the winter near Mowrystown
have moved to this place.
Miss Myrta Sanders is on the sick list
Protracted meeting commences at this
place next Sunday with Rev. Jackson at
the helm.
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I recognized among women as their might.
lest leader and champion in all woman's
movements which mark this generation,
is raised in the interest of women when
this representative of her sex to such an
extent that she has been twice nomina.
ted for President of the United States by
the Equal Rights Party, publishes the
fact to the world that she owes her pres.
ent good health and strength to the use
of DR.. Greene's Neivura blood and nerve
Iemedy, it comes as q positive proof, a
revelation of the way to health to the
thousands upon thousands of people
who droop and languish under the bur.
den of i'll health, over. taxed strength,
nervous disorders and the weaknesses,
pains and aches of female complaints.
Mrs. Lockwood says:
~ have used DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy, and am pleased
to say that it has improved nv digestion,
relieved the sleeplessness under a great
nervous strain, during which I believe
that sleep would otherwise have been
impossible, and seems in every way to
have built up my general health The
attacks of faintness to which had prev
iously been subject have entirely dieap
peared 1t increases the appetite tends
to chee erfulp ess and general good feeling
and leaves no i'll effect.
~ can freely recommend it to all per.
sons afflicted with nervous disorders, or
that tired feeling which is 80 common.
I recommend it also to nervous people,
aged people and to all persons in deli
cate health.
BELvA A. LOCKWOOD, A. M. & B. L.,
Secretary American Peace Bureau"
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LYNCHBURG.

March IA, 1898.
J. G. Landess and wife, Mrs. Neal
Landess, of Pricetown, and Mrs. Ed.
Lyons, of Buford, were entertained for
dinner last Monday at the home of VIM.
81. Hopkins.
A. M. Garoutte and John Garner at.
tended the funeral of Silas Garner at
Farmers Station last Tuesday.
Warren!Morrow was in Toledo last
week.
Thos. Star, of Buford, was calling on
J. G. Cumberland last Tuesday.
Dan Murphy, the county surveyor,
was called to Needtul last Wednesday.
Mrs. Eli Roush, of Hillsboro, was in
town st::Monday and Tuesday.
L. s. Dudley was called to Farmers'
Station last Tuesday.
DR.. Thos. Gibsonjwas in the city last
Monday land Tuesday in attendance
at the hospital where he had taken a
young man from Allensburg with a
broken limb, which was broken over
two years ago and broken and set again
few daysl since.
Three coopers:from here went to Mad
ison, Ind. Thoyl were Louis Pitzer,
George and: Edward Delaney. They
hired there to work at their trade.
L. L. Faris, of Petersburg. called on
his mother, Mrs.::Naemi Faris last Fri.
day.
@. A. Puckett and:Dsn Murphy were
in Hillsboro last Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Lacy visited friends in
Sabina last:.week.
Mrs. DR.. Gibson visited her parents
near Willettsville:last Saturday.
]. @. Adair hastsold his store to some
parties in Nelsonville, Ohio, but will
continue business here until may, and
you can buy goods at your own price,
nearly.
We are informed by George stautner
that his son 'in.law, DR.. A. E. Archer,
a former resident of this place, has sold
out in Sardinia and is now a resident
of Fincastle. We wishthe doctor sue.
cess in his new field OF labor.
VIM. Hopkins was in the city last
Sunday visiting DR.. o. A. Thompson
and wife.
Thos. Gaddis, of Martinsville, was
here last Saturday buying stock hogs
and took away with him about 100,
averaging in price from 81 to 4c. per h.
]. L. Orebaugh was in Indianapolis
last week on legal business.
7. ]. Hopkins and family visited II.
s. Pulse and wife last Sunday.
Born, to Urban Orebaugh and wife
last Sunday, son. Mother and son
are both doing nicely. Papa Orebaugh
says he soon will have the young man
at the printers trade.
Miss Alice CLANCY visited friends in
Blanchester last Sunday.
Frank Lacy called on friends in Will.
mington last Sunday.
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Presbyterian Market.

The following ladies will please con.
tribute to the Presbyterian Market on
Saturday:
Mesdames W. R. Smith, James Pstter.
son, George B. Beecher, A. Matthew'S,
Alice Elton, Mary Ellen Linn, William
Leslie, John A. Trimble, DR.. w. Patter
son, E L. Ferris, Sarah Barry, Dawson
Nsylor, o. N. Garrett, w. w. Glenn,
Robert Seybert. John Horst. Minnie
vanZant, Frank Stevenson. Frank Mil
Ter, Adolph Rodgers, John Hiestand
Mary Carmen, Frank McKeehsn, Sarah
Patton. Misses Maria Woodrow, Mary
Holmes, Bertha Maddox.
Money loaned on good real estate
m0rt0aQ0a q n MACYRv
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Wanted-Lady and gent agents to
canvass this county and make one hun.
dred dollars q month. Salary guaran.
teed. Address g. 7. Back, 100 e. Nc.
Aicken Ave, Cincinnati, o.
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MOST FAMOUS women IN THE WORLD
Recommend Dr.. Greene'S Mervura Blood and
Nerve Remedy as the Greatest Of all Cures.

lustous Women, Like Clara Barton Lockwood
Are the Leaders of Women Tell You Use
You Wish to be Surely Cured Spring the
wonderful strengthening Purifying, nvgoratng Effects
Dr. Greenes Nervura Take Now, For it is the Best of All
Spring Medicines.
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Vice President of the Massachusetts,
Total Abstinence Society cured by DR..
Greene's Nervura.
Vice President Of the Massachusetts,
Total Abstinence Society, Mrs. 8. Louise
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Clara Barton, President of the Red
Gross Society, indorses DR.. Greene's
Nervura.
What higher commendation can a
medicine have, what more convincing
proof, what more positive assurance that
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy will surely cure, than the rec
ommendation and Endorsement of the
world wide kdown and universally loved
aud honored, Clara Barton, President of
he Red Cross Society!
Such is the world famous Clara Bar.
ton, President of the Red Cross Society,
and her words in praise and recommen.
dation of the wonderful cnrer of disease,
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy, will be a new hope to thous.
ands upon thousands of those who are
sick, out of health, weak, nervous, or
who suffer from headaches, rheumatism,
neuralgia, or other painful and distress.
ing disease, nervous affections or poor
and devitalized blood.
Clara Barton says:
1--WE have tried DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy and although
the remedy has been in our hands but
a short time, we Judge that the remedy
has all the merits which are claimed for
it, We shall still continue it's use. with
the expectation that we shall be able to
endorse it still more highly.
CLARA BARTON,
President of the American National
Red Cross, Washington, D. O."
Belva A. Lockwood, foremost woman
of her time, cured by DR.. Greene's Ner-
vura
There is no word 30 powerful among
women, no influence so great, and no
authority 90 high as the utterances of
recognized leader when speaking to her
sister women for the good of woman.
kind.
When, therefore, the voice of Belva A.
Lockwood, of Washington, d. G., who is
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For Mayor,
JAS. A WILKIN.
For Marshal,
JAS G LYLE.
For Clerk,
FRED B. GRANGER.
For Treasurer,
JAS. E. McSURELY.
For Solicitor,
JOHN T. HIRE.
For Water Works Trustee,
JOHN INEGARDNER.
For Sealer of Weights and Measures,
MARTIN MCCLURE
For Council dong term),
WIN E. SMITH,
E. T. SANDERSON,
s. R. HOWARD.
For Council (short term.
JAS. L. DURNELL.
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Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher, wife of the
Greatest Preacher and Divine that ever
lived, knew and told the wonderful good
DR.. Greene's Nervura is doing.
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher, whose
name is revered and honored by every.
body, wrote to the people out of deep
regard for humanity and an earnest de-.
sire to restore the weak, tired, feeble,
nervous and suffering, again to health
and strength: II have given some of
DR.. Greene's Nervura to several friends
who thought would be benefited by
it. They speak highly of it, and feel
they have been much benefited by it's
use. These people are very responsible
witnesses as to the beneficial character
of the medicine, and I am ready to
vouch for the honesty of their approval
of DR.. Greene's Nervura. If needed in
my OWL case, certainly would use it,"
This remedy is guaranteed purely vege.
table and harmless.
Remember also that DR.. Greene, 14s
State st.. Chicago, ILL.,, can be consulted
free. personally or by letter.
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Barton, Of 4 Union Park Street, Boston,
Mass, says: II am glad to give my tes.
timony in regard to the great worth of
DR.. Greene's Nervurs. Two years ago
my husband and myself, both slowly re-
covering from a severe illness, found
ourselves unable to sleep, and becoming
by reas on of this, 80 nervous and weak
as greatly to retard our recovery. By
the advice of friend latter trying var.
ious other remedies) we began to take
DR.. Greene's Nervura. It acted like q
charm giving us refreshing slumber and
returning strength. had been troubled
with dyspepsia and found, to my sur.
prise, that as my strength returned
was being cured of this disease also.
have relied on it ever since when wear.
led with my brain work, and found it
the best thing I have ever tried"
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Money loaned on good real estate
mortgages. g. II. MAcKEY.
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Republican Township Ticket.

Republican Township Ticket.
For Trustee,
T. B. AYRES.
For Clerk,
FRED B. GRANGER.
For Assessor, N. P.
w. A. WEST.
For Assessor, s. P.
JOHN w. ARTHUR.
For Justice of the Peace,
RS ROUSH.
Republican Corporation Ticket.
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MISS DELFINA PORTO. POMONA. {

~ EpS IO October A Porto ephyhaan orad
t to " ges ~
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A SMALL RAIN STORM
ENOUGH TO MAKE ALSO CREEK
DANGEROUS
Three Orange County Grand Jurymen
Get Ducking but Escape
Serious Injury

SANTA ANA, Dec. 1.-THE committee
of grand jurymen appointed to inspect and
examine the public roads in the county,
had a thrilling experience. yesterday that
came near proving fatal. j. X. Courtnght,
Brown, E. d. Waffle and c. Z. Parker of
the committee were going to Capistrano,
and when near that place attempted to ford
Also creek small stream OF water usual
ly, but now swollen from the late rain.
They were informed by parties near. how
ever that the stream was shallow enough
to be forded safely, and drove in, when the
horses sank out of sight in the water, which
proved to be very deep. The men all
Jumped for their lives, and after swimming
around for awhile, managed to reach shore.
The horses also swarm ashore in safety. The
committee then drove across country to
Laguna Beach and from there home, arriv-
ing here late last night in wet and dis
gusted condition, but thankful for their
escape.
William H. Frederick, aged 20 years, a
resident of Orange, was today granted H.
cense to marry Carrie NJ. Case, aged IS, a
resident of Santa Ana. Mrs. H. +. Freder-
ick, mother of the groom, filed her consent
Large numbers of school teachers from all
over the county were in attendance today
upon the meeting of the teachers associa-
ton. Miss Gertrude Parsons of Los An
eeles was present and addressed the meeting
on Music"
John Small, a former Unknown resident
of Orange, died today in Redlands. The re-
mainis will be brought to Orange for burial,
and funeral services will be held tomorrow
afternoon IN the First Presbyterian church
of that place.
The herald., 1898-12-18
SAN BfRNARDINO BOYS
INDUCED TO DIG By SEEING
FRESH EARTH
And Instead of Squirrel Find Mans
Dead Body-Investigation
Will Follow

SAN BERNARDINO, Dec. 1.-Two
bows found fresh earth thrown up in the
mountains near the south of Bear Creek,
and out of curiosity began to dig. Soon
they uncovered the arm of man. upon
returning home they reported the gruesome
find, and a party of men Immediately went
to the scene, where they found the body OF
an unknown man. Coroner Keatlng and
an undertaken have gone for the remains.
The case on the People VS.. Juan Her
nandez for selling or furnishing liquor to
Indians came to a close at l o'clock tnla
morning with a verdict of guilty as charged.
The trial OF the case required three inter-
prefers, and the testimony came out slowly,
but was occasionally interesting when the
souaw witnesses told what happened after
they got the liquor, calling things by their
names in a manner to make the court and
attorneys blush.
A decree of divorce was awarded Eta n.
Williams from James S. Williams yester-
day by Judge Campbell, the defendant de-
faulting.
Henry Patrick Thornton and Ethel Mar
guerite King, both of Los Angeles, were
married last evening by Judge j. T. Knox.
A crazy women of Sacramento has writ
ten second threatening letter to the board
of supervisors, which is full OF "amens" and
"Godalmighty." 1t was sent back to the
chief of police of Sacramento for his con-
sideration.
Rialto is preparing for a game of base
ball on Christmas between the school boys
and the Canagre attaches. The gigantic
j. H. Carruthers is to catch for the latter
team, as the pitcher who can send ball by
him would be unable to hit the side of
barn.
The orange growers of Rialto are ending
out the finest early fruit ever raised in the
frostless felt, and sending it out in i'm
mense quantities.
Mrs. Truman Reeves and Miss Clara
Reeves went to Los Angeles yesterday to
visit friends until State Treasurer-eect
Reeves can close out his business affairs
here and join them, when they will proceed
to Sacramento to reside, getting away prob
ably the latter part of next week.
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HE IS THE WHOLE REGIMENT
Only One Man Left in Command
Ordered to Cuba

Secretary Alger has ordered the Third
Pennsylvania regiment to be retained for
garrison duty in Cuba. Ii the mandate OF
the secretary is to be carried out to the let
ter Sergeant Robert NJ. Clutch, in all his
solitary and regimental dignity. will embark
for the Pearl of the Antilles and there guard
and fight perhaps. for the honor of Uncle
Sam. Sergeant Clutch is the Third regi
ment. All the life and existence OF this
doughty Philadelphia organization Is wrap
ped up in one man, who occupies unique
position in the armies of this great nation.
Many imagine that a regiment consists OF
a colonel, captains and columns of march
ing soldiers. 1t does usually, but in this
case things are different There is a colonel,
his name is Clutch: there is captain, also
Clutch, and so on down the whole list it is
Clutch, from the glory of the shoulder
straps to the apron of the humble but nee
essary cook. History tells of men, young
in years, who have marshaled the armie.
of nations and by their military proves
changed the destiny OF empires, but none OF
them, Napoleon included, ever was reg
iment himself.
This strange condition of things came
about as follows: Last week the colonel,
staff, line officers and men of the Third reg
iment, on furlough in Philadelphia, were
formally mustered out of the service OF the
United States-that is, except one. This
was Sergeant Clutch, who, at the present
writing. is still soldier, and regiment,
too. The sergeant was absent from Phih-
delphia, and could not be mustered out,
with his command, Company A. lie ar
rived in town late on Friday night, ard ar
rangements were not made to have him
leave the service. The rest OF the erstwhile
boys in blue are parading around in new
est store clothes, but the gallant sergeant is
alone entitled to wear the blue blouse and
jaunty campaign hat. On Saturday after
noon an order was sent from the war de-
partment to Philadelphia that the Second
and Third regiments were to be retained in
stead of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth, now
at Camp Meade. The Second was still in
tact, but for the Third the order came too
late to affect the now discharged officers
and men. So the mantle of military glory
falls on the sergeant. He is the Third and
the Third has been retained. Ii he is dis
charged it will be contrary to the order from
Washington, and so he must mobilize him
self for further orders.-Philadelph In
quirer
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THE LOST is LOST
} COLE, THE DISAPPEARING BRIDEGROOM OF PAsADENI
TURNS UP IN DENVER CONSOLE MOTHER

Noe whose his wedding
quite Pasadena
had
ordered fasadenas fashionable
eea trends waited Cole him could
death OF his father his Denver
= III oAons with results Last he
mothers home Denver letter his W. Lariabe,
the Los Angeles
% quite well and console his mother The
lett which will
as VIII was t The mothers the administrative and has the of the
Ned not like cold
to warmer climate dseekh
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1t is not necessary to rip man open
to discover whether he has a heart in him.
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Canvas Gowns to Be Worn This Winter

1t is rather unusual to see canvas gowns
in winter, but very smart beige canvas
is among the new importatfons. 1t is made
up over the same shade of taffeta silk and
has white satin vest; collar and revers
also of satin. On the revers and collar and
vest is an applique of tan lace, and the re
vers are trimmed with narrow edge of
this tan lace. The skirt is made with mar
now bias bands of the material, stitched to
the gown at the upper edge only, the lower
edge finished with roll of velvet. The
waist is also trimmed with the folds of vel
vet and the belt is of the same velvet. At
the throat is full tie of white chiffon. A
boa of beige ostrich feathers looks particu-
larly we'll with this gown, as does also hat
of beige velvet and black spangled wings
Harper's Bazaar.
The herald., 1898-12-18
SANTA BARBARA
The Shrievalty Contest Gets Into the
Courts

SANTA BARBARA, Dec. 17.-Thomas
II. Hicks, fusion candidate for sheriff, ha :
filed petitions for alternative writs of man
date and prohibition to compel the super,
vlsors to declare him elected, and to pre-
vent the supervisors from canvassng the
returns of the special election of December
IL. The supervisors declared the first elec.
ton tie on sheriff, and special election
resulted in favor of Stewart, Republican,
by l3O majority. Hicks claims irregular,
tiles in the first election, and that he should
have been declared elected.
Anastacia Nunez, woman, her brother
Antonio Nunez, and Jose Salazar, three
Mexcans, are in jail charged with cattle
stealing at Ssquoc, this county. The case
will be investigated by the grand jury now
in session.
The herald., 1898-12-18
BEAUTIFUL SKIN. Ladies'. if you desire

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use DR.. Bourdon's French Arsenic Com
plexion Waters In the direction for
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San Francisco, Cal.
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Name three important minerals. was the
teachers command at the written examina
tions, and James, whose father was wet
goods dealer in 'Steenth ward, promptly
wrote, Seltzer, Vichy and Apollinaris.
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OPINIONS OF NAVAL OFFICERS.

BOSTON, (Mass.), February 16.-
Rear Admiral George E. Belknap,
United States Navy, retired, is inclined
to think in the light of the data con-
tanned in the Havana dispatches that
the Maine was blown up by torpedo.
WASHINGTON, February 16.-The
naval officers cannot agree upon any
theory to account for the destruction
of the Maine. Perhaps a majority are
inclined to the belief that the eXplO-
sion was purely accidental another
considerable number feel that a tor
pedo was exploded under the vessel,
and a third theory is that some infer
nal machine was smuggled aboard the
ship and set off.
INDIANAPOLIS, February 10
Rear Admiral George Brown when in
formed of the naval casualty in Ha-
vana harbor, said: 81 can offer moth
ing but vague conjecture as to the pro-
bable cause of the destruction Of the
Maine. although it would seem to me
at this time that when an investiga-
ton is made it will be found that an
explosion occurred on the vessel
NEW YORK, February 16.-Rea1
Admiral Erben, U. S. N, retired, said
today that he was inclined to believe
that the Maine was blown up by hel
own magazine. Such things had hap
pened before.
Captain A. T. Mahan said that in tht
absence of authentic information, h'
was unwilling to discuss the matter il
any light.