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The stuff That Saves Children,
Lives.

Mr.. Hardin Norris, clerk of the drug
store Of r. Shoemaker, Perry. Ill, says:
IA man came into our store the other day
and said. I want a bottle of that stuff
that saves children's lives. read In the
News about II. The children may get
sick when we cannot get the doctor quick
enough. It's the medicine you cell for
Group" He alluded to Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and bought a bottle before
he left the store. For sale by AL dealers.
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free from tho imputa.ion that II. i: ways

Among some Democrats. however, there
Is a disposition. to consult the First ward
Populist leader and to give his opinions
considerable weight. Mr.. Goodwin himself
is reported to have had several consul
tations lately with Mr.. Way In tho work
of forwarding the amendments to the char
dred
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WalIA Wnlla Sails for and Umatilla
Arrives From San Francisco.
Steamer Walla Walla sailed for and the
Umatilla arrived from San Francisco yes
terday. The latter came north with
ninety-eight passengers for Puget sound
ports, sixty-seven being for Seattle. Her
cargo consisted OF 100 tons Of general
merchandise. also over half Seattle con-
signed.
On the Walla Walla 106 passengers de-
cargo for the South. Her passengers
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Col. F. X. Miles. of Kalispell, Mont, who early
in the fall arrived from Alaska and went East for
the purpose Of floating Alaska copper proper
ties. arrived d the N@tAss1 last night
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CHICAGO, Dec. 16.-News reached here
tonight that the big steel steamer Arthur
Orr Is wrecked on the rocks at the en-
trance Of Georgian bay. The vessel Ia
valued at $225, 900 and has a crew Of eight
cen men.
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PRICETOwN.
January 80, 1899.

January 80, 1899.
Irwin Lsnigsr has gone to Middlstown
TO work in machine shop.
Revs. Oolegrove and Stoner closed
their protractsd meeting ct the Univsr
salist Church Sunday night.
Quite . number Of our people have
recovered from tho grippe and . great
many are still gripped to their rooms.
W. s. Barker has been poorly the past
week With Q disease known - herpes
soster, commonly called shingles.
Prof. N. H. Anderson had . spelling
school and ciphering match for his
scholars last week.
Rev. David Workman, Of Straitout, il
spending few days with his son, NJ. NJ.
Workman and family.
Prof. Morgan and family, OF New
Mexico, gave show at the Universalist
Church last Thursday night. The show
had been hsralded as wonder, and in
consequence quite q large crowd were
present for the opening act. 1t was
very tame until the bear and dog fight
was announced. Then there WAS q
scramble toward the front. Presently q
large bear was brought in and securely
tied to the floor. Then the dog was
brought in and after few works from
the Prof. allsying the fears OF the crowd
the fight was on. Immediately all was
excitement and suddenly the bear broke
from his fastening and few of the more
nervous people hastily retreated to the
rear. The bear, Of course, came out an
easy victor.
Squire Bsiley's court was in session
last Saturday from 10 o'clock m. unit
II o'clock p m, The parties to suit were
Perry Mclaughlin and James II. War
man. The bone Of contention vas an
unpaid lawyers fec of $l4 claimed b,
Mclaughlin for legal services rendered
Mr.. Wsrman some time ago Troth, ol
( Lynchbure represented Mr. 'Wsrniar
and attorney Hicks, Of Hillsboro, per
formed like service for Mclaughlin
The Jury awarded the, plaintiff IS, th'
defsndsas psyipg sll costs q tbs suit :
u The NswSHuaALb And ueGlssaA oe6ck
man and FAs.sssns Ssnklnehs zS
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January 81, 1850.

January 81, 1859.
willie Raunslls wss visiting bic mother
in Greenfield q lev days last week.
WIN. McClelland and wife and Alfred
Batsman and family, Of Lynchburs,
were visiting the families Of 3 T. Wood.
manses and Robert Powell day or two
last week.
James Ballentine and children, Of
Greenfield, were the guests Of relatives
here lest week. A.
DR.. F. o. Wright and vile were visit
ing Nrs. wrieht's parents at Port Will
liam last week.
y. E. Hixson, wife and daughter, Of
Hillsboro, spent Saturday night and Sun.
day with relatives in this place.
Miss Susie Baughman, Of Quincy, O.,
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. George
Robbins.
Mrs. ]. w. Redkey has been quite sick
for the past week with an attack OF grip.
A little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Haines has been quite sick the
psst week with something like pneu
monia.
Edward Ballentine is laid up with an
attack Of grip.
Three or four of the children Of Mr..
and Mrs. Mace are having measles.
Arthur Larkin, who has been in Fort
Worth, Texas, for few months past, re
surned home Saturday evening.
The drama "Uncle JOSH" presented
by the Highland Dramatic Company Sat.
urday night, was very creditably rem.
dered before full house, making it quite
financial success Proceeds were nearly
seventy dollars. The music furnished
by Miss Edna Good, pianist, Miss Geor.
giana Ferguson, violinist, and Charles
Wright, ,cornetist, was skillfully rendered
and reflected much credit upon the mu.
sical ability of the performers.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. o. Daughters started
Saturday evening for Lathrop. Mo-, II
answer to . telegram announcing tht
very critical condition of Mr.. Dauahter'i
brother-in-law, James Barrett, Of tha
place, caused by . paralytic stroke OF
Friday. Word has since been received
that death has already been the result
Mr.. Barrett was we'll known in this com
munity and very many warm friend
will learn with sorrow Of this suddel
taking away of one whose noble qualities
of heart and mind always % endearet
him to those who were privileged Il
know him we'll.
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Meeting Of school Boards.

A call is issued by the State School
Commissioner and the officers ofthe As
sociation of School Boards of the State
of Ohio for the second annual meeting
to be held in Columbus, o., on February
23d and oath.
Each board is entitled to two delegates
and it is earnestly hoped all boards will
take advantage of this opportunity.
There will be reduced railroad fares.
Particulars as to program, ETC., will be
given later.
The officers OF the State Association
are: Pres, Frank Rathmell, Columbus
Ist Vice Pres, Mrs. Cotton Mather
Hillsboro; I'd Vice Pres, P. N. Sigler
Dayton Sec'y., NJ. A. Geumender, Col
umbus; Executive Committee, Capt. e
r Monfcrt, Cincinnati, Mason Evans
Youngstown, aud W. "A, wsylsnd. Chill
! licOthe.
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BURORD.
January 30. 1893.

January 80, 1899.
Rev. e. G. Hamilton delivered the
funeral sermon Of Michael Winkle ct
Union Chapel on Sunday.
The infant child Of Joe Marconette, Of
Hillsboro, was buried here ON Saturday.
George L. Evans was appointed post
master ct Neediul last week. ''
The proposed pike from here to Sar
dinia has been advertised. The petit
ton has been raised on the law Of 1893,
or the twenty per cent plan. 1t il the
only way pike can be built on the pro.
posed route, and We think the Commits
sioners would be fully justified in grant
ing the road. Sardinia being our best
hog and cattle market, it would be q
great accommodation to q number oi
people. Let us have it.
Born-To William sanderson and wife
q boy, ON January 27
William Reeves has moved to his farm
south of town.
I Herbert Moberley has moved to the
6lagle farm north Of town.
John and Henry Belts have bought I
part of the farm which belonged to theil
mother.
A.piks from hsss 70 Mowrystown, On
ths one mile system, b meeting With
the approval Of nearly al the f1fmsrl
along the routs.s -Itis much pesds1
lSsSinesnnk, h1s q ts3s sesN
sss11.y soy ssssse
|. 4 tssysl!ag rheys 6aGAhisl
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NEW MARKET.
January 30, 1899.

Mr.. Dugan has returned from Oswego,
Ill, where she has been on visit to her
son and other relatives.
Mrs. B. O. Oolburn, Of Berryville, 10
visiting friends in this vicinity.
Mn. Aminta Barrere. of New Vienna,
was called here last week by the sudden
death Of her niece, Mrs. O E Vance.
Miss Grace Van Wrinkle, of Xenia, was
present at the funeral Of her cousin, Mrs.
@. E. Vance.
A e. Hunter and daughter, Grace,
and his mother are on the sick list from
grip.
Dr.. Alvin VanWinkle ard wife, Of
Bonneville, and Ed vanWinkle, Of
Spring Valley, were summoned to their
parental home near here last week on
account Of the sudden death Of their sis.
tor, Eva Vance.
Eva vanWinkle, wife Of DR.. O. E.
Vance, and only daughter Of John and
Mary A. vsnWinkle, was born August
1880 and died after brief illness at her
home in Gas City, Ind, January %, 1899
She was married to Dr.. @. E. Vance In
1884. Her brother, Dr.. Alvin vanWin.
kle, hastened to her home on receiving
the sad news Of he, death and the ssr
ious illness Of her husband. Accom-
panied by her son, Howard, her remains
arrived at her parents homo Thursday
evening, January 26th. The funeral
services were conducted ON the following
day by Rev J P. Currin from the Bap-
| tist Church. Mrs. Vance united. with
the New Market Baptist Church when
fifteen years Of age, and she Was ever
jealous to the church and faithful to the
cause OF Christ. The deceased, having
spent tho years of her young woman
hood and most OF her married life in her
old home community, had by her Chris.
tian department and amisble and gen.
erous qualities Of heart and mind won
many friends and in their hearts they
will cherish her memory and ever hold
her In fond remembrance. Her husband
on account Of serious sickness Wa de-
MED the melancholy satisfaction Of be.
ing present st the last sad rites. Her
husband and son, parents and four
brothers, one, Rev. Geo. VanWinkls, Of
Omaha, Nsb.. who also was not permit.
ted to bs present, have the sympsthy Of
the community in thsir sad bereavement.
The Township Sunday School Union
win msst Sunday. February 9th, in the
Prssbytsrisn Church q $50 p. m.
On sick nst-C Charles Brognird and
wiis and con Ray with grip; MrS. Mary
Hiegens, who has BEEN sick for some
time but does not improve having one
or two rslapsss. and An. Bowen Vance.
Word Wa received here Sunday that
DR.. o. e. Vance was slowly recovering
from his recent illness.
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RAINSBOKO.
January 80, 1899.

January ~, 1893.
The series of meetings at the M. E.
Church will probably continue through
this week
Lloyd, con of John Shipton, is recover
ing from an attack Of lung fever.
N. B. Upp went to Gallia county and
purchased some full blooded polled
anees COWS for breeding purposes.
Abraham Sans and wife have been on
the sick list for several days.
There is still considerable corn in the
shock in this vicinity and some of it is
being damaged badly By the weather.
Prof. E. NJ. Roberts, of the Centerfield
schools, was with his family here Satur.
day and Sunday. His mother and chill
dren are reported sick. h
Miss Effie johnson, Of Sinking Spring,
one OF the teachers in the Paint Post.
Office schools, was the guest Of Mrs.
Amos Williams Saturday and Sunday.
N r Barrett has been confined to his
home with sickness for some time and
while not dangerously i'll does not appear
to mend very rapidly.
Rev. Asher Curless, of Blanchester,
has been the guest of his son, Rev. H.
q. Ourless, for few days and filled the
pulpit quite acceptably ct the NJ. E.
Church Saturday night and Sunday.
Prof. q. B. Galliett was out of school
the most Of last week on the account of
grip. His wife and little daughter were
sick also but all are reported better.
One OF Harry Barrett's little boys has
been afflicted with diphtheria but is i'm.
proving and ]. @ Ferguson's little
daughter, Nellie, is reported to be suf.
fering with Group.
The G A. r. Post of this place in
stalled the following officers at their
meeting Saturday night: P O., T. M.
Ferguson; s. v John W. Curry; J. w.,
jas F Brown; o D., Absalom Roads;
Chaplain, J. L. Gossett. Surgeon. R. A.
Dwyer; o NJ, z. O. Miller. During
the installation services the ladies' con.
nscted with tho families Of the order
met in the K. Of r Hall and prepared
an elegant oyster supper without the
knowledge Of the members of the post
and ct the close Of the services sent them
. special invitation which was gratefully
accepted and none the les appreci lated
because 1t was surprise.
Mrs. Henry Damon is confined to her
home with severe attack of neuralgia
aud Mrs J. I. Tagsart il quite i'll with
the grip.
We were little previous in reporting
the land sale between Samuel Elton and
Sylvanus Ross as the trade il now said
to be off
Rev. F. E Presgrove, of PEBBLES,
preached at the U. B. Church Sunday
morning.
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GOVERNMENTS HEALTH RESORT
The Hot Springs of Arkansas

Owned and controlled by the
Y. ;. government, and having
its endorsement for the cure Of
rheumatism, nervous prostra.
tion, blood and skin diseases,
female complaints, stomach,
liver and kidney troubles, in
somnia and all constitutions
disorders. 200 hotels of ali
grades for all classes. Illus.
trated books of information
sent on application. For rates
and Information concerning
route, ETC., apply to agents B.
q O!S.AWrRy., Or address o
r. Me- Cartys G. Pa, Cincin-
laetA a lnaassysi sssa.i .sHs.
Hcuoo iog salo. a. Il. NAOrrv.
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BELL.
January 80, 1899.

January 80, 1899.
Belfast now has barber shop.
Miss Ethel Smith, of Hilsboro, at.
tended church here Sunday.
Mrs. Dan Stinmitx, of Turkey, spent
Sunday with her aunt, Miss May. Spen'
Ger.
Milt Easter has improved his property
by adding new veranda. he will move
into his newly purchased property the
first Of March.
Charles Baily, of Fincastle, moved into
the Smart property last week and will
follow barbering.
Jack Garrett has been confined to his
room the past week with grip.
Reuben Rusbuck and wife spent last
Wednesday with his sister, Mrs. wylis
Countryman, on Middlefork. 2f'
Milt Easter has purchased the NcCul.
Tough lot and will have the house com
pleted in the spring.
George wisecup is having severe at-
tack Of the grip. ,.
There seems to bs quite An epidemic
Of the grip in the town and vicinity.
Will Roberts says it, . boy this time.
Rev. McOolm ID holding . sssiss Of
meetings ct Lsuden. Ag
The Prssbytsrians administered &c.
rament and . goodly number were re-
ceived into the church yesterday, after
which the revival meetings closed.
J. o. Childers, Of Columbus, 10 In our
midst having just completed the bridge
across Elk Run on the Pleasant Valley
farm. The company has put up nine
new bridges and have two more TO put
up in the near future.
Ollie Saylor returned the past week
after weeks visit with friends ct Pee
bles.
Ohas. McNeal and family. OF Berry.
vile, attended church here Sunday.
Tom Coss and and Miss Mary Nswkirk
were united in marriage by Father Hart
ley the other night.
Clyde Gustin is suffering with . slight
attack of Ia grippe.
Jerry Mercer and Charles Mccoy are
working under the superintendency ol
Aaron Milburn in constructing an iron
bridge over the creek at the Milburr
homestead.
Mrs. Mary Jane Cummings, Of Turkey
was the guest OF her daughter, Mrs A
w. MiIburn, one day last week.
T. M. Cooper, who has been confined
to his room, 10 able to spend part O
the day in his store. we
Otis Tannehill was the guest Of JohI
Mccoy and family, of Folsom, q few day
sso, ,4 81,
Miss Elsie Rhosds, Of Marshsll. VA
the guest Of the Aissss Garrett Sunday
Joseph Mccoy has moved bis ~ mil
from Tom Whites farm south of toyl
~ IsaapA Qeopey'a farm On Back Han
Irsl lGkahsA A3aGAand .Amsnds gu ~
the guests Of Chester Brown AnAnGIpDI
Sunday.
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January 23d, 1889.
C.ark Sanders y spending two weeks
visiting friends as 0allipolis.
John Nave gave reading school Fri
day night at Shofhers. Is
G K. Coffman and wife have been
very sick hot are convAlsscing.
Henry Walker and Abraham Shaper
have contracted to build Ane residence
near Georgetown.
Joseph DsHass will move March lst
to the farm Of L. R :Duckwall near
Nsvin
Orndoff 4 Redkey are prepared to
supply yer ,body with pure mapsl syrup
and il J Inn Fouch can furnish the bis.
cutie our corner will coma out in fne
shape in the spring.
Lewis King, of Fayetteville, is sto opping
Of few days with parents and friends
here.
Oliver Walker 500. willj begin wrk
on large barn for H. A. Fender at Tsy
lorsville in a few days.
Charley Redkey and wife, Of Farmers
Station, were called here last week bv
the death of their grandfather, Michael
Winkie.
A son, one Of tho brightest and best,
came to gladdsn the hearts :.and home
of Charley Ferguson and wife last week.
Robert Brown, Of Harwood, and Otto
Workman, of Honolulu, were through
here the first OF the week looking for
wool
John Roush was at Melv n, o., several
days last week contracting for farm
work the coming season.
Lewis Sonner has bought q tract OF
timber Of 81. A. Landess near: Littleton
and commenced Monday to haul it to
this place.
Squire Vance has commenced to move
to the farm he bought of James DsHaes.
Cash Hawk will move soon to tie
farm vacated by Vance.
A -four mill at this place and a pike
from here to sorg are assured facts Woe
be unto the man who says nay.
Herman Kirschner, of PEBBLES, wal
through heIe recently greeting his many
friends.
A great deal of sickness is reported
in this section. Among those very sicl
are Oris Hiser, family Of Henry Redkey
and children OF John Fouch
Mrs. Elizabeth Redkey, who is max
ing her home with John @ Roads and
family in Hiilsboro, was called hers
Thursday by the death of her father
Michasl Winkle
Death has again visited our communi.
ty and taken from among rs pioneer
citizen, Michael Winkle, . man whose
life of we'll rounded years was . model
one, full OF good deeds and Christian
charities. He died at the home of his
son-in law, Amos Hawk, Thursday night
about ten o'clock, January 25th, aged
"a years. He leaves large family of
children, grandchildren and great-grand
children who are among our most sub.
atantisl and respected citizens. His
friends were legion. A beautiful funeral
service was conducted by Rev. Hamilton
Sunday at the Union Church after which
all that was earthly ola good man was
laid away under the snow-covered sod
of the cemetery adjoining the Church.
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sHERlFT's SALE.

VI" 49, SS6Twsras T w. J. q. Edwards et n Hirh.
No No. sSiS sSiSV oonrt Of Common Plsas. Csse
ORDER OF SALE or REAL. rsrA 10 ,v
PARTITION. ~
IN pursuance Of an ora., 49,. -. =, :
Conrt Of Common PIsss vi.h;r sns s'sa ~ .ns ne
y. ..nV oI Highland and Gt9te a. Ohio 1919 Sss
= ~ Ssnuery term thereof. 4. ID - srS
x,..; oiIeceed, VIII 0fIer Tor ssle a p-fi;c ;s,
tor ~ nn'ae s s9e dooe Of NJ Oourt HouSe Is tSs
wv q hillsboro. Ohio, on n = -
. saturday. March &, 1so0
soribS os,oe5 2 r. q satd day ths ioiIovins d..
os;n SIsosss ~ Y the county Of Hishlapd. saats a.
TT. Ts. Sno n Ne township0 81 TsirAsi6 ~
~ oscs cose'ng part Of yos0ph Oonvsv;s anrvsy
HS.;r.; s.u oounded aud Described y foilovs:
Ia Sonnds...i ~ \, swo ssh and hinkoey trso IN ths
dss.. Is 1ia.. Z! - ~ g sSsssy Sy theess T. is
ssf g Nssnsdsis ~ e. s.. e :soas eGs
wo0. a1J poIes elcas ~ M - s..c,i ~
ssSS sSeo:e tsaot of hnd @ 4 ensSrtrss +. Il
m ~. - esd Woodmansess land thsnos a.
on M 4 s. 3o6l0 poiss 70 { stone
vitS ssid H Hna 3 4ns Of e: survey; thence
snninG eontaining i6E acres. i tco6 snd AZ AZ
sne same moro o. -. Heinr a.
vses " vSce conveyed By Amoe Hia1f md
~ 80 sSon Edwards By dssd dated SEPT. III.
Hirs,ss% Troeorded in Book q, Page 6il Of
sSs sss.ssds conveyed b tSs hsirs Of "a ~ John IN
Aewssds p Ellen =. Edwards. '-'
!, ca.a p.s|isss has been appraised q seven
sooI1ssn9e ~ 1s lT,0000y dollars. and csnnot III
~. ~ tnan ewo-thirds Of aid appraissment,
LSnab OF SALE Ons-third essh on day OF
ssn' ~ one third IN one year, ana ons-third IA
ts"s:s ~ me deferred payments 70 bear In.
morts. .om - day Of sale and 10 be secured BY
J. g. WILLIAMSON.
a...,. sheriff Of Highland County.
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sHERlFT's SALE.

y. ~ j. i y. b.
Lease Q; Ander. ~ Joesph Andsrs :. IL High.
ss' lssd esss' SsSscn's oo1's Of oonnos Pl'as. da's
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL EsTATR IN
PARTITION.
In pursuanos Of an order issusd from the
Court Of Common Plsast within end for. the
County Of Highlaud, and State Of Ohio. msdo
at the January tsrm thereof. A. D., 1899, and
70 me directed, ! win Offer for sals at Public
Auction g TIE door of the Court House In ths
town Of Hillsboro. Ohio, on
Saturday, March 4, 1899
Al ! o'eloc. p. N. Of said day the following de.
scribed real eastate, to-wit
Situated In the county of Highland and State
Of Ohio, In Fairfield township, ON the waters OF
Leescreek. beginning at stone on the e bank OF
. branch Of Leescrest, corner TO John OK
thense with his line 8. 81 degs., 26 min. e. IS
poles to . stone on the east bank Of branch Of
Leescreek, corner to John Coz tn. nee with his
line N. 81 degs. 80 min e. passing mulber-
ry corner to Cox aud corner TO the land OF
which this was . part u 2l.7 poles, 78S poles
e stone, crossing the branch 70 . stone 8.
deRs. Is min.. W. 46 poles to . stone N. 81
degs., "a 6poles TO stone in the road isadips
from Leesburg 70 Warrington and In the orig
inal line OF the survey thence with the Origi.
nal line and the road 8, 80 degs., w. 6S Q poles
70 stone IN the road 8. s6 dees.. W: II poles
thence with the land Of John Cox N. 76 dsgs
=. 90 poles 70 . Stone y. 86 dees., e. 20
polss 70 stone N. 10 dsgs.. 2S min., u. 1870
poles crossiDg The braach 70 the beginning,
contstnine lO6 acres Of land; 70 acres and l8G
poles " ss.es E!sll'S survey No. 250a4 Il
s e saS Ss,!ps y po,fs = cyy sy,ss No " 81 srd !,
slso water privilege where ths upper nm
osoeeee ~ hgaeeh one pale wils And SGht and
sss.sisxp s1s pSs; y ss' branch Y ~ oAasas
esid preeaisse has bssn appraised n eaeVAel
- 80 ~ - - ~ ,tvirt ~ = ~
!. 81 g - sAII''1e1s y - y
Il. !. ~ Isssssss: ~ q
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