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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1906-06-07
ODD POINT OF LAW
Involved in Recent Beal Law Elec-
tlon at New Holland.

A suit will probably grow out of the
local option election, held in New
Holland on the 2S. The village is
situated on the county line between
Pickaway and Fayette counties. The
main portion and business sections
are In Pickaway county, and con-
siderable part of the residence dis.
trict is in Fayette county.
The "drys" carried the election by
a majority of 26 votes, and the "wets"
threaten to contest upon the ground
that those residents of New Holland
whose homes we're over the line in
Fayette county had no right to vote
In Pickaway county. All the votes
cast at the election, including those
of Fayette county residents, we're
cast at the Town Hall In New Hol.
land In Pickawav county.
Heretofore at all general elections
that portion of the population resid.
ing in Fayette county have cast their
vothes at the Marion Township voting
place in Fayette county. The drys'
claim that they we're acting under
advice and instructions from the At.
torney.General In conducting the
election.
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Following is the program
Hire-Spencer.

The wedding of Overton Hire, OF
Greenfield, and Miss Flo Spencer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Spen.
Ger, took place at the home of the
brides parents on South High street
at o'clock yesterday afternoon In
the presence of about two dozen rela-
tives and intimate friends of the two
families most deeply interested. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. W.
B. Dunham, of the First Presbyterian
Church and the bridal couple march.
ed to their fate to the music of
Mendelssoln's wedding march, played
by Misses Blanche Johnson and Mary
Spencer on the violin and piano. The
bride was becomingly attired In a
handsome costume of green aeolienne
over silk. The ceremony was follow
ed by an elaborate wedding dinner
and later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Hire left over the B. 4 D. S.-W. for a
weeks trip-itinerary not fully de-
cided upon
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HIGHLAND.
June 4, 1905.

Voht tOO's
Mrs. Joseph Simmons and daughter,
of Martinsville, and Mrs. Mary. Sexton,
of Sabina, we're guests of Mrs. Sadie
Mcclure Sunday.
Rev. J. r. Hill and family are spend
ing this week with relatives In Brown
county.
The Queen Esther circle will meet
Saturday evening at the home of Miss
Jane Terrell.
VIM. Head and Misses Elva Morri-
son and Edith Horseman, who are in
school at Delaware, came home to at
tend the High school commencement
Saturday.
Misses Louie Swanger and Merle
Ballentine, of Greenfield, we're visit
ing relatives here last week.
Mrs. Samuel Clark is the guest Of
relatives at Sabina.
Mrs. Jas. Fullerton, of Greenfield,
was visitor at the home of her uncle,
James Moore, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Russell, of
Erie, Pa, are visiting the latter's
parents, j. s. Cadny and wife.
John Sylvester and wife, of Sabina,
Mrs. Maud Cox and son. Elmer of
Colorado Springs, Jennie Slaughter,
of Leesburg, Anna Terrs Jos. Wright
and wife and daughter, Esther, and
Mrs. n. n. Mingess and son, Russell,
we're entertained by Mr. and Mrs. j.
r. Sprague Sunday.
Mrs. Musgrove Daughters, of Den
yer, is the guest of her sister-in.law,
Mrs. A. M. Beck.
Mrs. Harry Cohn and little daugh-
ter, of Sabina, have been the guests
of relatives here the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. will Grice returned
from Colorado Springs Saturday
w. r. Ballard and daughter, Ethel,
attended commencement exercises at
Washington c, a. Thursday evening.
Rev. ]. r. Hill will preach the me-
mortal sermon for the 1. o. o. F at
Centerville Sunday, June 10, at 1890
a. IN. His pulpit at this place will be
filed at that time by Rev. John viii.
son, of New Vienna.
Miss Ballard, of Washington c. H.,
is the guest of her uncle, W. II Bal
lard.
Miss Bessie Smith, principal of the
High school the past two years, left
Tuesday for her home at Wilmington.
Percy Green, of Wilmington, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Green.
The death of Israel Terrelloccurred
at his home four miles north of here
Wednesday, May 30. He was born
in February 1918, near this place, and
spent the greater part of his long and
useful life at the place of his death.
The funeral service was held at Fair.
view church on Saturday morning and
conducted by Rev. Emma Townsend,
Pres. Brown, of Wilmington and
others, after which the remains we're
laid to rest in the Pleasant Hill
cemetery.
The following letters remain un-
called for in the Highland P. o.:
Chas. A. Ragan, Mrs. Maria Morgan.
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A PROGRESSIVE BREEDER
Says the Horse Review Of a Hills
boro Stockman.

Much credit Is due that large body
of trotting horse breeders in Indiana
and Ohio, who, through good times,
and bad times, have stood up for the
trotters, have had faith in the light
harness horse, and continued to breed
along the most up-to-date lines. These
breeders are right now reaping their
rewards.
They believed in the future of the
trotting horse business, because they
knew the trotter to be the most USE
full of all horses for all purposes, and
the present prosperity which is attend
ing the breeding and developing of
the light harness horse is ample proof
that they we're right Id their estimate
Among the large number of trotting
breeders In Ohio, none has gone along
in more progressive way than James
M. Richards, proprietor of Rocky Fork
Stock Farm, at Hillsboro. He has
always used high-class stations and
only animals of the very highest class
in breeding and individuality have
found a place at his farm. During the
early spring of the year Mr.. Richards
secured by lease the elegantly bred
stallion Harvest Price 2:l54, ownod by
Il. M. Norton, of Ludlow, Kv., and
placed him at the head of his stud.
Harvest Prince is son of that great
sire Highwood 2:2l (sire of Caid 2:97h,
and 33 others), dam Cashew, by Red
Heart 2:l9 (sire of Chain Shot 2:06f,
etc. by Woodford Mambrino 2:2li
third dam Bruna, great brood mare,
by Pilot, Jr., l3 He is a handsome
bay horse 1873 hands, weighs 1,l5C
pounds and is OF fine type of the
American light harness breed. Few
horses surpass him either in breeding
or individuality, and he is proving a
very successful sire of fine individuals
That Mr.. Richards did wisely In Sc.
lecting him to head his stud is attest
ed by the fact that a number of good
mares from distance are now at the
farm to be bred to Harvest Prince
There are but few stations which
have more promising future than
this fine young son of Highwood, and
he promises to become one of the
most popular sires in his part of Ohio
HORSE Review.
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Yes, We're Slow,

The Georgetown News-Democrat
copies an editorial paragraph in which
the NEws-HERALD last week COM
mented upon the fact that Hamers-
vile, small village In Brown county,
had voted for concrete sidewalks,
and adds the following, which-we are
proud to say-makes us feel very
much ashamed of ourselves: "Breth-
er, Hamersville is not alone In this
respect. Higginsport, Russellville and
Ripley will do likewise this summer.
Counting Georgetown, which is known
as the best paved town in Ohio, Brown
county will have five towns with con-
crete sidewalks. No up-to-datc town
can afford to be without them"
And we heartily concur In the senti-
ment of the final sentence.
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NEW MARKET.

June 4, 1906
Ova Stanforth, who has been work.
ing near New Vienna, spent Sunday
at home.
The Sunday School convention OF
this township will be held at Mt. Zion
church Sunday, June "a. Good speak.
ers have been secured.
The festival at the Baptist Church
Saturday evening was exceptionally
well attended. Gross receipts, s65
net receipts, $50.
Clyde Donohoo, of Wilmington
came down to spend Sunday here.
Miss Stella Custer has a large class
for instruction In instrumental music
Jack Vinegar and family, of Rattle.
snake, spent Sunday at the home OF
r. j. Purdy.
Wilson West and wife, of Hlllsboro,
visited John Stewart and wife one day
last week.
Loell Favley, Roy S. McConnaughey
Cliff Harris, Roy ]. McConnaughey
and Misses Blanche Carrier, Lee Car.
rier, May Eaklns and Hattie Eakins
spent Sunday at the caves.
On June IL there will be a special
election In this township to ascertain
whether the Board of Education shall
be granted the power to issue bond:
for the purpose of building a new
school house at Hoaglands Crossing.
Absalom Miller and wife. of Folsom,
spent Saturday and Sunday as guests
of DR.. Cropper and wife.
G. w. and VIM. Carr erected cou.
pie of iron bridges near Leesburg last
week.
10. Vance and family, of Hillsboro,
called on ]. d. Van Wrinkle and family.
Ed. Sonner and Frank Harris are
treating their houses to a coat Of
paint
The Patterson commencement Of
this township will be held in the Bap-
tist church on Saturday evening,
June Is. Class address by Rev. La
Blonde.
The pastor of thel Baptist church
will soon begin a series of sermons on
the subject of "The Holv Spirit" He
has also arranged for course of three
illustrated lectures with illustrated
songs. The lecture subjects are as
follows: "The Philippine Islands, -
"The Devil Behind the Scenes" and
"How to Make Things Co." The cost
of a course ticket will be SOC. or 25c.
for single one. The proceeds to be
used for the repairs of:parsonage and
church.
Mrs. Serbia McClintock and daugh.
er, Mrs. David McFaddin, have re-
turned from AMI extended visit at
Sardinia.
Miss Martha Barrere is spending a
few days at her home here.
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SUGARTREE RIDGE.
June 4, 1906

June ., l0UO.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. q. Redkey spent
Monday the guests of J. B. steen and
wife near Winchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Rotrofi enter.
tained number of young ladies at 4
surprise dinner Wednesday In honor
of Mise Minnie's fifteenth birthday.
Willie Fenton, of Emerald, spent
Sunday with his cousin, Miss Flora
Hetherington.
Mrs. Eliza Beveridge and Miss
Clarice Cline, of Buck Run, spen,
Saturday the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
q. H. Redkey.
Bert Smith and family, of near
New Vienna, are visiting Mrs. VIM
Borden.
Ice cream and strawberry festiva
next Saturday, night, June Q. The
Winchester Band has been engaged
TO furnish the music.
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RAINSBORO.
June 4, 1906

| SabS AvVo'
Miss Blanche Jones returned last
Saturday from two weeks visit with
friends at Lynchburg.
J. B. Davis and wife spent Sunday
with their daughter at Good Hope,
Mrs. Rachel Davis, who had been visit
ing there for some weeks, returned
home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bussey, M. B.
Park and family and Mrs Jennie Car
terwent to Cincinnati Friday over the
Traction line and visited the Zoo and
Ft. Thomas.
Miss Nettie Stanley, of Bowersville,
is the guest of Mrs. Earl Carter.
Albert Stultz has been appointed
constable, vice Will Roads, resigned.
Misses Grace Ferguson and Florence
Sesler visited the Misses Eubanks
near Fort Hill Sunday.
G. G. Garman and John G.. Gossett
we're in Dayton last week.
Miss Elva Davis visited friends at
Buford last week.
J. 8. W. Spargur has purchased the
store of Albert Stultz.
Miss Annalee Auckerman received
a gift of fine piano from her broth
ers in Dayton.
G. L Garrett and Mrs. McKeehan,
of Hillsboro, visited Mr.. and Mrs. v.
r. Garrett.
Chas. McNary has purchased the
huckster wagon of Albert stultz and
will continue the business with Har-
vey Mccoy as driver.
Misses Grace Glenn and Florence
Upp, accompanied by Hope Free and
Craig Eubanks, spent May 10 at Day
ton.
Robert beaverton, of Leesburg, 10
buying wool here today.
Ora Garman was thrown from a
pony and painfully hurt Saturday.
The Ladies' Ala Society will hold a
strawberry and ice cream supper at
the hall Saturday.
The funeral Mrs. Agnes Roger, who
died at Circlevllls, will be held here
today.
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New Racing Circuit.

The Ohio Southwestern racing cir
cult, which was recently organized,
opens at Winchester, Aug. 7.10, then
follow Cincinnati, Blanchester, Will
mington, Sardinia and Bantam In the
order named. Six of these associa-
tions-all of them, In fact, except
Cincinnati-offers s400 stakes for 2:3C
trotters aud z.30 PAGERS, the entries
In which close June 30. In addition
to the stakes nice line of class races
are announced, the entries in which
close the Saturday before each meet.
ing. G. j. Bacon, Winchester, is the
circuit president, and Lew Jack,
Blanchester, circuit secretary.
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Real Estate Transfers.

J. Arthur Barrett to T. T. and d. E
Davis, Leesburg lot sl etc.
J. e. beaverton to T. T. Davis, Fair
field tp,, At a $3.50.
Lizzie Black to the Home B. & l.
Co., Greenfield lot, sl etc.
Susan Redman to Chas. G. Redkey
Leesburg lot s225.
The Home B. & L. Co. to Mary p
Dilts, Greenfield lot, sl etc.
Mary 8. Butler to Thomas Slater
Liberty tp., a, 800.
Carrie Coins to Louie Jackson
aillsboro lot o. etc.
Anne z. Thornburg to Lucinda 8
simpson, Hillsboro lot, sl700.
Charles Rains to Arthur Payne
Greenfield lot el etc.
Charles F. Glascock, ct al, to Emily
Glascock, Hillsboro lot, q. c., $l333 32
Henry NJ. Eckert to Eva Humble
Madison tp., lot, e1 etc.
Ollie Caraway to John West, Wash
ington tp., l a, $3.50.
Joseph worthington to John W
Rains, Fairfield tp., lat a, el etc.
Joseph woethington tol John W
Rains, Fairfield tip f, 8 a, sl etc.
Joseph Worthington to John W
Rains, Fairfield tp, 100 a, sl etc.
Douglas Pearce to Andrew J
Worley, New Petersburg lot, $500.
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The G. A. r. encampment at Day.
ton, beginning next Tuesday, June II,
promises to be one of the finest of the
State encampments yet held. The
people of Dayton, noted for their hos
pitality, will give the veterans recep-
tion second to none accordes them at
any previous meeting. In the nature
of things not many more meetings can
be held and the day is not for distant
when the Grand Army will be only a
grand memory, and the last veteran
will be as the "last leaf upon the
tree,n
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SINKING SPRING.

June 4, l9O6.
Misses Effie and Emma Johnston, of
Portsmouth, visited Mrs. Ed Mckee.
han Wednesday.
Mrs. D. a. Phillips and son are Wis
iting relativesin Ross county.
Mise Mae Roads, of Greenfield, 10
visiting friends here.
Oscar Eyler and wife and daughter
we're guest of Hillsboro friends Satur.
day.
Mrs. Bert Butler and Misses Mar y
Berry, Ruth and Mary Butler, Ethel
Weaver and Kate Hughes, of PEBBLES,
spent Memorial Day with Mrs. Lou
Butler.
Mrs. Phil Roads is visiting friends
at Middletown.
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Tho ". R. Smith Drug Go ,
HILLsBORO, OHIO.
Sale Of Free Turnpike.

We, the undersigned Commissioners of the
Shaffer Free TurnpiKe, No. 90, beginning
near the residence of Samuel Claiborn, In
Dodson township, Highland county, O., and
terminating at the Hillsboro. Danville and
Pricetown pike, In the village of Danville,
said county, will offer the construction Of
the same for sale by sections and as a whole
on the line of said road at 10 O'Clock a. m of
the 27th day of June. 1905 said road to be
completed by the LIST day of January, 1907.
The Commissioners will retain Is per cent,
sum for which said road IL sold, until the
same is fully completed and accepted by the
County Commissioners. Seventy-hve (75 per
cent? thereof will be paid as the work pro-
crosses. on estimate. The contractor to pay
Tor all material for the construction of said
road. and TO execute bopd for the building
thereof within three days of sale. Awards
will be made on day of sale. The right 10
reserved to reject any or Il Olas TOR said
road construction. Protle and specific ationH
on file at the Auditors once.
@. w. SHAFFxR
Noah 9E-TY,
N Il. LANDEss,
90.
Hillsboro, June 2, isIs
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Spare the robin and the song bird.
Shoot, If you must the English spar
row, although it is far from useless
now when plague of locusts is threat
ened, but do not draw bead on any
other bird that dies. The robin and
song birds are essential to successful
farming, gardening and fruit raising
as is the rain and sunshine. They de-
your insects and cheer the heart of
man with their song. 1t Is against
the law to wantonly kill them.
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BELL.
June 4, 1905.

June 4, l9O0.
A dime social will be given ON the
lawn of the Presbyterian church
Thursday night.
Miss Anna Calvert has returned
home from a.visit at Dayton.
Miss Ella Burns, of Faiaview, 10 Wis
iting at the home of John Gustin.
Rev. Smith is In attendance At the
State Sunday School Convention At
Marietta.
Phil Hughes, of Louden, L. J. Nc.
Meekin and w. B. Cochran went to
Cincinnati Friday to confer with
President Conman In the interest of
the Hillsboro and PEBBLES proposed
traction line.
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CARMEL.
June 4, 1905.

June q, lSOo.
Ice cream supper at the church
Saturday night.
Mrs Chas Eubanks and children
visited relatives near Sinking Spring
last week.
Oscar Keelor and family and Stan.
ley Hiatt and wife dined with Thomas
Holiday and family Sunday.
Samuel Mccoy and Miss Grace Gar
en- we're married At high noon satur-
day BY Rev. sentman. A full account
Of the wedding will appear next week.
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Deafn ess cannot bs oursd

tie 81 the ear TSsrs oniH
one way TO cure deafness, and that is by con.
stitutionai remedies. Deafness is caused by
Of the Eustachiau Tube. when this tube h
innamed you have . rumbiing sound or i'm.
perfect hearing, and when II ID entirely
ne tao 1Iss, s. &
restored to its normal condition. hearing will
be destroyed forever; nine cases cut Of ten
are caused by Catarrh. which IL nothing but
faces.
We will give one hundred d,lars for an,
case Of deafness lcaused BY catArrhl thai
6ssa.r : Co., Toledo. o.
rake fsIs Ssnhy Pils Ter eonssipation
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BY vote of to the District Elec.
tion Board on last Tuesday at a meet.
ing held In Xeni declared that Hon.
Chas. Q, Hildebrant was the Republi-
can congressional nominee in the
sixth district. The meeting was an
open one in which the public was ad-
mitted to watch the proceedings. All
members we're present and ma iority
of both Republican and Democratic
members voted that MIR. Hildehrant
was the regular nominee. Hon. Il.
L. Smith, who is said to have been
nominated by the Scroggyites has not
filed his certificate, but the case came
up on objections filed by him to the
certificate of Mr.. Hildebrant. The
Smith supporters are claiming the
case will have to be re.opened when
Smith files his certificate which will
not be until the personnel of the
Board changes an August l. This Is
all bluff however as the Supreme
court has decided that the action of
the Election Board is final and can
not be charged even by that board.
There has been but little bad feeling
engendered in this contest and the
election of Mr.. Hildebrant Is assured.
The HERALD has been a con.
slant supporter of Mr.. Hildebrant be-
cause we believe he was the rightfu
nominee two years ago and also this
time. There is no reason for his fol-
lowers Growing over their opponents
and we hope that all will now work
together for Republican success In
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Jr. o. u. A. n. and d. Of A. Memorial
Services.

The Junior order of United Ameri-
can Mechanics and the Daughters of
America held memorial services Sun
day. At 2:30 they marched to the
United Brethren church and listened
to an appropriate and eloquent SER
mon by the pastor, Rev. ]. r. Howard.
Afterwards they formed in line, head
ed by the Hillsboro Military Band, and
marched to the Hillsboro Cemetery,
where graves of deceased members of
the orders we're decorated. The lodges
made fine showing, numerically and
otherwise.
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Some of the NEws.HERALD's ex.
changes as appropriatin it's editorial
paragraphs and printing them with
out giving credit, evidently taking
them for some of those joint-owner-
ship affairs provided by syndicates
for editors without brains to write
their own. Our editorials are home
made; and while their use by the
press of neighboring counties is a
most fattering compliment, we main
tain that we ara entitled to the credit
line prescribed by journalistic ethics
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Muncie, Ind, is threatened with an
epidemic of diphtheria contracted
from a cat. A two-year old child
last week contracted a sore throat
from kissing pet cat. Moral: Don't
kiss the cat and If you have children,
Don't let them do It.
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Style, To Be Sure,

Is an Important Element in Correct
Barbering and one which / Do Not
Overlook. But Style isn't Every
thing. Comfort, Cleanliness, Neat
ness, Observance of Hygenic Princi-
pies are Likewise Important.
I take what trust is a pardonable
pride In the fact that in all these
respects my shop is unsurpassed.
make 1t a point to overlook no i'm.
provement that might add to the
comfort of my patrons.
Finest Bath Rooms In the city.
Especial care is taken to keep them
In condition of perfect sanitation.
Massage equal to that given by the
most expert metropolitan masseurs.
In fact, my shop is managed on
metropolitan lines in its every detail.
If you are my customer you know it..
If not, you SHOULD know 1t.
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General Critchfield issued orders at
the state rifle range that no scores
would be given out till after the shoot
was finished. Consequently the number
of times Squire" Underwood has hit
the bulls eye is still shrouded in
mystery.
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z "why" asked the judge, "did you
deliberately get In the way of this
mans automobile ?"
Because" muttered the wrinkle
crone, II wanted TO be described az
being young and pretty once more be-
fore DEATH"
Doubtless her wish was gratided. -
Louisville Courier Journal.
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by Davis has finally lost his job as
State Fire Marshal, a position he
has filled with signal credit to himself
and to the sta e administration. But
he is still the Big Bird among the
Eagles, a position comforting much
honor and some coin
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In view of some of the disclosures
of Chicago packing house methods in
Upton Sinclair's book, "The Jungle" A"
we hope to be excused for insisting
that in future our cauned chicken
shall come to the table direct from
the roost.
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Ever and anon something occurs to
remind US that perseverance finally
gets results. At Pittsburg a few
days ago a man who had previously
made 206 unsuccessful attempts, sue
ceeded in committing suicide.
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Nell--I really believe she married
him for his money.
Belle-well, eliminate his money
and what else would there be Of him ?
--Philadelphia Record.