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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-04-28
Chorous Oh Susanna, 30
The Tramp Nuisance.

For the past week Hillsboro has been
infested with gang of tramps who have
been working the blister and lame foot
fake on the unsophisticated and gullible
citizen. They havea method by which
they can blister their limbs, q fake that
has been worked dozens of times from
one end OF the country to the other, and
limp around with their bandages prom.
inently in view and with an excellent
affectation Of distress plead pitiously
for aims with which ITO get bite To
eat" and when the compassionate vic.
tim "thaws" they forthwith invest
what they have procured in booze, and
to keep their word to the letter, take q
bite to eat from the free lunch count er
on the side.
The people should beware of thisgang
and when they come around give them
the marble heart or something just az
hard and more forcible. These tramps
by their persistence have become quite
nuisance and the authorities should
take some steps to rid the community
of them. If they were offered work upon
the city stone pile they would not long
make this their abiding place.
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Slipped Upon Him.

Hunter Purdy was completely sur
prised at his home near New Market by
about one hundred and twenty-five oi
his friends, last Wednesday afternoon.
He was brought to town and upon his
return was completely overwhelmed by
the numbers present at his home. The
celebration was in honor of Hunters
SEVENTEEN birthday and was a magnifi.
cent success. The New Market band
was present and music and pratriotic
speeches were the features of the after.
Moons entertainment. The dinner, it is
said, laid away over anything else that
ever happened in that vicinity. Hun.
ter's many friends wish him happy re.
turns of the dsv.
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Rev. 8. D. Clayton, of Dayton, O.,
addressed the I. O. o. F. at the M. e
Church, Sunday afternoon. The Odd
Fellows attended in . body and the
church was quite well filed. Rev. Clay
toms talk was interesting throughout
and patriotic to degree. He demon.
onstrated conclusively that the Order oi
Odd Fellows was the first organization
Of its kind in the history Of the world,
His reference to our little difficulty
with Spain was greeted with q hearty
outburst of applause. Though quite dc.
served. was an unusual departure for q
religious assemblage. Rev. Olayton's
talk was interesting throughout and he
held the attention of his audience to the
end,
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Presbyterian Market.

The following ladies will please con.
tribute to the Presbyterian Market on
Saturday:
Mesdames W. R. Smith, James Pat.
terson, Albert Matthews, w. w. Glenn,
John Horst, G. B Beecher, o. N. Gar.
rett, Mary Linn, VIM. Leslie, Dawson
Naylor, Frank Stevenson, John Hiestand,
Adolph Rogers, John A. Trimble, E. L.
Ferris, Frank Miller, Mary Carmen, DR..
W. Patterson, Sarah Barry, Seybert,
Minnie Vanzant, Alice Elton, Frank
McKeehan, Sarah Patton. Misses Maria
Woodrow, Mary Holmes and B. Maddox,
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Bids for New School House.

Sealed proposals will bs received ct the oface
Of the Clers Of the Board Of Education of Con
cord township, Highland county, Ohio, until
twelve o'clock ct noon on the 4th day Of June,
1898, ior building . brick or frame school
house on Q lot situated In sub-district No. /,
according to the plans and specifications on
file In said office, and also on file at the store
of A. N. Bum.
Each bid must contain the name Of every
person interested In the same and be accom-
terested person, that, II the bid Is accepted, q
contract will be entered into. and the perfor-
nance 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 given, and the price Of
labor must also be separately stated.
None but the lowest responsible bid will bs
accepted, and the Board may reject all bids.
By order Of the Board OF Education, this 2lth
day OF April. 1893, WM SHELTON, Clerk.
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Death OF Mrs. A. j. BrOuse.

Mrs. A. J. Brouse died at her home
some four miles north of town early last
Monday morning. Her death was
caus ed by complication organic heart
and stomach troubles. Mrs. Brouse was
quite an estimable lady andis we'll known
throughout the county. She was sew.
enty. five years of age and had been all.
ing for some time. The funeral was
held this morning at 10 o'slock and the
bodyinterred in the New Lexington Gem.
etery.
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Buya


Get you a permanent home.
You can do it with ease if you
go to the New South for it..
Land along the QUEEN &CREs-
CENT ROUTE SO to SIS an acre,
and on easy terms. Schools
and churches, hospitable neigh
bors. No sunstrokes, no bliz-
yards. Grass grows green ten
months in the year. We will
send you descriptive books,
maps, &C., free on application.
Homeseekers' tickets South
twice a month at greatly re-
duced rates.
Write for information to w. O. R1NE
ARSON, g. P. A., Cincinnati, o., or to @
w ZELL, D. P. A., 4th and Race streets
Cincinnati, o.
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Here
ToStay

1t is now two years since we
came into this beautiful town
to enter into business. Some
told us we would succeed; 9TH
ers said we would fail. But
after looking over the town and
making our own estimate of the
people of the city and sur
rounding country, we con-
cluded to risk it. We have
succeeded beyond our most san
guine expectations. In other
words, we have made some
money and at the same time
given the people of the town
and country an opportunity to
purchase goods at much lower
prices than ever before. We
have made it a rule to sell only
for cash, consequently we have
no bad accounts that the cash
customer must pay. All goods
are marked in plain figures and
that is the only price we have.
No one person can purchase an
article any cheaper than anoth-
er. A tot of eight years can
come to our store and be treat
ed as well and as honestly as a
mature person.
If we secure a good bargain
in a particular line of goods,
we share the profits with our
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II. E. Church (South) Qusdrennia
Conference, Baltimore, Nd,
NAY 4.2S. 1898,

For the above occasion, agents of the
O. d. & D. Ry., at Indianapolis, Cincin.
natl, Piqua, Covington and Ironton and
intermediate stations, will make rate of
one fare tor the round trip, tickets to be
sold May I'd to tn inclusive, good 60.
ing on date of sale and good returning,
leaving Baltimore up to and including
May 30th, 1898, except that by deposit.
ing ticket with agent of terminal line at
Baltimore, on or before May 10th, and
extension of return limit to June 18th,
1898, may be granted.
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Prot. Louis Bouton, of the Sorbonne,
has written for the May Century an &C.
count of his successful experiments in
Submarine Photography" Prof. Bou.
tan was led to undertake his experiments
while studying marine zoology with
diving apparatus on the Mediterranean
coast. The article is accompanied by q
number of photographs taken by the
author at various depths under the sea.
One of the photographs shown was taken
by artificial light. Prof. Bouton suggests
the use to which submarine photogra.
ply can be put in the examination OF
sunken wrecks.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

dor sALE-2OO, 900 brick. Pence &
II Geyler, Planning Mill.
II OST-A certificate of shares of the
IL Southern Ohio Loan and Trust Co.,
No. l0588. Finder will please return
same to Ed. Garrett, Bell, o
"ANTED-Good farm hand. An.
w ply at once TO Seaver Parker, or
address lock box 1872.
TOR SALE-A house and two acres
4 q ground; Apply TO Don Lemon,
New Market, Ohio.
0NOR eALE-My houses and Iots.
q Apply 70 o. J. Ross.
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Probate Court.

Deed of assignment of Martin Milling
Company, Of Greenfield, 10 H. M. Full.
lerton.
HC Dawson gdn Of Frances Landess,
fled sale bill
Lorena johnson exr'x Of Mary Mortar.
ty, filed first account.
Drusie Kirkpatrick gdn of Frances 4
Morgan, ct al filed report of sale of real
estate, same confirmed
Samuel Wilkin gdn Of George 9 Web
ster, fled petition to sell real estate.
H M Fullerton assignee of Martin
Milling Company, fled petition to sell
land.
Clyburn assignee of M L Dones,
filed petition to marshall liens.
John Hulitt appointed admr of Eliza
beth Hulitt.
JW Price gdn of Anna K Price, filed
third account.
Frederick Roush admr of George
Roush, filed first and final account.
A Matthews assignee of J G Ritten.
house, report on order to advertise for
bids fled and application for private
sale fled.
EN- Sans admr of George Brooksbank,
granted order to cash notes.
Daniel Murphy assignee of Frank
Lacy, filed inventory.
Will of John Berry filled.
Isaac L and Jos M Anders admrs of
Lavina DELPHI, filed sale BILL
Carey Skeen and Huldah Montgom.
cry filed requisition on G. N. Sans,
admir- Of Elizabeth Skeen, to reject claim
of John Skeen.
Daniel Murphy, assignee of Frank
Lacy, filed schedule of debts and liabili-
ties.
B. D. Granger, gd'n Of VIM. Granger,
fled final account.
P. G. Rosselot, admir- of j. P. Rosse.
lot, filed inventory.
Frank Collins appointed commissioner
of insolvency.
Will of Eli Glascock filed for probate.
4. w. Sweeney, admir- Susan L. Nc.
Calter, filed inventory.
81. NJ. Vanzant, gd'n of Arthur Lucas
ct al, fled third account.
Daniel Murphy, assignee of Frank
Lacy, granted order of private sale of
personal property.
II. N. Kelly, admir- ]. O. Reilly, fled
report Of distribution and final account.
Will of Tobias Sexauer fled for pro.
bate.
w. W. West appointed gd'n of Judith
Rowe.
Will of E. A. Mosier probated.
Mcpherson Purdy, admir- of Sarah J..
Cornetet, fled report of private sale of
personal property.
Will of Mary Vance fled for probate.
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customers. We only demand a
certain per centage of profit;
the balance goes to the custom
er. This rule is never varied,
which will account for some of
the big bargains we are able to
offer.
AS we remarked at the head
of this article, I'VE are. here to
stay" We have leased a larger
room-the Rockhold Building,
on West Main street (sign of
the circular saw and padlock)
and will largely increase our
stock. This move was necessi-
tated by our constantly increas-
ing business. While we thank
the people for their kindness
and patronage, which has en-
abled us to succeed, the advant-
age has not been all on our side.
We have enabled the people of
this town and vicinity to get
more for their money than ever
before. When we get into our
new room on Main street, which
will be about MAY 4th, we will
offer still greater bargains. We
shall note some of them in this
space next week.
Thankful for past patronage
and soliciting a. continuance
thereof, we are,
Yours truly,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-04-28
PATRIOTIC POETRY.
A Patriotic Correspondent Bubbles Ov.
or as Follows:

While studyin on the Cuban question
l became 30 much enthused that my sole
busted forth in stranes of poetry.
send you the aforesaid stranes which
you may use as you think best.
I dreamed dream the other night
When every thing was still.
And I thought saw spaniard
A comm down the hill.
An old shot gun was In his hand,
And blood was In his eye,
And he said to me you son OF gun
Your time has come 10 die.
Chorus.
Oh Susanna don't you cry for me
For going down to Cuba
For TO set the Cubans free.
Old Spain may think that she can lick
Our dear old Uncle Ssm,
But we think when he gets through with her
She wont be worth 49, continental cent.
For Bill Mckinley has riz mp
In ell his mighty wrath
And he'll Wallop every Spaniard,
Who tries to cross bis path.
Chorous Oh Susanna, 30.
P.S. could think Of but one wore
that would rhyme with Sam, and wa
afraid it would't Sound we'll in q Patri
otick Him, Yours, x. Y. q.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-04-28
News-Herald's War Correspondent,

The News HERALD will receive . week.
.ly letter detailing the movements Of our
company of Scott Dragons and person.
al notes regarding the boys in camp.
Geo. w. Barrere, Jr., high private, will
furnish the material, and the progress Of
the war % noted from the ranks of our
company will be highly interesting 70 Ill
Highlsnd countisns.
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Ready for Another Call.

Frank Collins has been circulating q
paper to secure names for the organiza.
ton of another company in the event
that another call Of troops should be
necessitated. He has secured already
almost enough names for a full company.
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Sabina's Company on.

Company M, of sabina, left yesterday
morning for Springfield, the headquar'
ters of the 3rd Regiment. The Sabina
Company was sixty eight strong and the
town turned out enmasse to see the boys
off.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-04-28

Gen. Lew Wallace has formally with.
drawn from the race for U. S. Senator
from Indiana and has rendered his ser.
vices to President Mckinley, in case OF
war. Gen. Wallace rendered excellent
services during the civil war, and held
the rank of Major General of Volunteers.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-04-28
Sherman Retires.

Secretary of State, John Sherman.
yesterday resigned. Judge Day, assist.
ant secretary, and who has for some
time transacted most OF the work which
falls to that department was recommend.
cd tothe Senate and confmred yesterday
two o'clock.
John B. Moore was appointed Assist.
ant Secretary.
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The May Century will have another
OF Andre Castaigne's reconstructions OF
the "6sven Wonders of the World
Nf. Castaigne win picture ''Ths Great
Pvramids Of Egypt" the accompanying
lettsrprsss being BY Prof. Benjamin Ids
wheeler.
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III. K. SMITH.

New Lace Curtains, Embroideries,
Laces, Window Shades, &C.. just recsiv.
I'd st ]. w. NAHAFFzY's.
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SAL,E.

To any person desiring to purchase
tannery with q capacity of 5000 hides
per annum, with the advantages Of chesp
oak bark, this offers an excellent oppor.
tunity to secure land, buildings, watts
and machinery complete, al q bargain.
We will sell one 26 horse. power engine
and boiler 36 inches in diameter, "a feet
long; also lot of shafting, pulleys, belt.
ing, pumps, steam and water pipe about
5000 teet of iron, different sizes.
One Bushnell leather press.
One jacking machine.
One stuffing wheel with gearing, shaft
ing and pulleys complete.
Five dwellings, ground with each, if
desired; one tannery building, l22 by 90
feet, two stories with annexes also lum.
Der stoves, etc one Fairbanks wagon
and cattle scales, capacity 5000 pounds,
complete and in prime condition. The
machinery is in good running order and
is now in use. Gall at tannery or ad.
dress
I. & III. E. Bragg
SINKING SPRING, o.
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Paint Pointers

More than q hundred million dollars
are expended annually in this country
for painting. This expenditure is first
to protect and second to beautify prop
erty. It is of great importance to the
property holder to know that he 10 get
ting the worth of his money, - there IL
. great deal Of very inferior wash on the
market called paint.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-04-28

Insurs your farm property In the Ohio
parmsn. WooD 4 RoAps, Aeonts.
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Th6 Lows Brothers
HIOh Standard Paint

Contains 65 per cent. of pure metal and
35 per cent. binder and thinner, making
the heaviest and best bodied pure paint
that can be produced. It is prepared by
the best brains money can employ, and
mixed by the most modern and power.
full machinery. We keep full line of
Lowe Brothers' High Standard Mixed
Paints, White Lead. Gloss Carriage Paint,
Colors in Oil, White and Yellow Ochre
in Oil, Bicy Gle Enamel, Roof and Floor
Paints, Varnish Stains, Floor Wax, Var
nishes and everything you may need in
the Paint line. Send for color cards.
w. X. Smith & co.
Druggists, Hillsboro, o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

naticfy G. bnH mo marching order
aa set. The gu'fln presented 90 tho
boys by the ladies ~ the Cle'iln was
% handsome one. Tho speech of pre-
scntsilon was appropriately made by
Governor W'ilA
Word FROM San Francisco indicates
TINT Lieut. W,dgwoll s mproyIng.
The "honr bis fsad' 90 Doc gly'n lu the
barbecue 40 C1ldrrH tomorrow prone
lHol tn ne Hn immense HucrHHH lud.rl-
uius urp that re- hIv crowd ut people VIII
enjoy the juicy meat 10 bf dispensed
There,
First Lieutenant Muls OF comnhny Il,
srUund volunteer HuElnDHrf. nu h-ru
given "a sword hy hla company at san
Francisco,
Tho Presidents promotions yrsiarj as
Included thu uAmtH ut HINHthl WHu WHIl
known In thIH city. Charles w, castle
Edward g. CHTry, tH4Aa Erwin, iHnfg.
n NuMufiHr Guy e.. I,lW.u john
Preston IT,. w. a. HlWmIu.. I'HNHri I.
spence and John D. woodward ull Dee
luusIug tU the HiEt."Ith Wfutrf
Iu1Wt ". W iis coy tht second Infantry
be- a Salt tHtUr hy birth. HEl lirHi h|r'
AN hiH tito until hH pufHr WHsl Point
Albert Lows. John Is. MU'u llug
% Nelann ana w. W. We belong O.
he Tw,ut, fourth luuUis. uf 90.
others iu thr llri FunE =, N1rHW was
40 one time u private leo thH Sixteenth
when stationed 40 Fort bIusl1L 90
H the SON Uf thr litU Dl Morrow ui
tho rw0ntv-nrHt infantry VINO WaH wei
known .n salt Lake.
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FOUND DEAD IN A CHAIR
Tight Clerk H. S. lee Of The Cullen Hotel
lOies Of hpopl1y
DISCOVERED SITTING UP rs IN LIFE.


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WlTE4g0RGS WATER.


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without Interfering WIN ihH flNhi' 1i
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other ipr ihu nation, who vlnNt' Ni,h
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lawn = 300 w1tHr runnlnr ful hald
through the hn'' without nufalc " any
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must h' H1Ngd. lu Wlri" water hi THIS
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| ply ui nU 100 ihU CITY VI a. famine
I comes, the rich Hh1 now waste Whiri
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ier Smith. an engineer on tho RIO
uundo wsat,tn. yesterday fcii from
hla engine nt point about q mile and
q half east Of sunnynldo. and received
injuries which resulted IN his death
shortly afterwards. The accident oc.
CURED while thu train was In motion.
The body VIII be- sent 90 Grand June.
ton Tor burial
Tho body ~ hn unknown man was
found Yesterday at iiluo cut, nvc milor
west ~ Price on the RIO Gtuud'
Western. iils Identity has not been
established. but he was about thirty .
i've years NJ age. ana had on when
killed q wooiou shirt NJ flesh color q
brown coat aud q pair NJ blue over
niis. and lace shoes ~ medium wOighL
aud a cheap braided straw hat H.
WINS evidently ~ laburrr looking for
work. Tor h. was clean and his cloth
Ing was neat while cheap. a whit
linen handkerchief and lunch were
the only things he carried. Ills body
was taken a. Price bs twiu No, ~ 90
piS yesterday morning. ana was Htill
warm when u arrived.