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OMoet Hoggard Building, Vafn St. JUNE 28, 1887. Ask for Piquo Kid Gloves at W. It. Glenn Mr.

Will Tudor spent several days of last week in Toledo. No. 52, Engineer Rother's locomotive, resumed work Monday morning. We always pay the highest price for wheat. Hiestand Cowman.

Mr. Aaron F. Perry, of Cincinnati, vis. ited Hon. John A.

Smith during the past week. Keep cool by buying a summer suit. iignt unaerwear and a straw hat of I. A. Felbel.

The pupils of Miss Kittle Oldaker's room enjoyed a picnic at Russels last Friday. Hon. H. L. Dickey, of Greenfield, was in attendance at Court the forepart of the week.

Mr. John Currey, one of Georgetown's prominent druggists, visited this city last week. Mrs. H. R.

Fenner is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harry Terrell, of near jxew Vienna. Miss Cora Patterson, of Chattanooga, arrived in this city the latter part of last week. Miss Mary Maderia, of Chillicothe, has been' visiting friends in this city during the past week. The public library will receive extensive and much-needed improvements in the near future.

Percy Mannen, of Maysville, was the guest of the family of Mr. F. W. Armstrong last week. Miss Lucy Bishop and Miss Augustus, Paris, visited Miss Fannie Kibler during the past week.

Mr. R. S. Quinn, wife and daughter, of Fayette county, were the guests of Hills-boro relatives last week. The dwelling house on West Walnut street occupied by Dr.

R. H. McCafferty, is undergoing extensive repairs. Mr. and Mrs.

John A. Collins are spending a few weeks at Mineral Springs for the benefit of John's health. Miss Julia Alvis and sister, of Henderson, are the guest of their cousinB, Misses Nannie and Tracy Trimble. Rev. John McCoy preached two excellent sermons from the pulpit of tho Presbyterian Church last Sunday.

Mr. James A. Mitchell, of Mound City, is making a several weeks' visit to his father, Mr. James Mitchell, just west of town. Dr.

W. J. McSurely left Monday after noon to attend a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Oxford University, of which board he is a member. Miss Dollie Miller, of Greenfield, Miss Madge Fullerton, of Spring Station, and Miss Stillwell, of Chicago, are the guests of Dr. and Mrs.

H. S. Fullerton. The select school in Belfast closes Friday and the pupils will have an ice cream festival at night. The May Hill band is expected to be present.

Everybody is invited. Mr. J. M. Thomas and Misses Flora and Virginia Wayland, of Chillicothe.

were the guests of Miss Margaret Hies tand last week. They returned home Friday morning. Mr. Charles Douglas, superintendent of the Industrial School at Lancaster, Ohio, visited this city on Wednesday of last week. Air.

Douglas will be remembered as the organizer of the S. P. 0. A. at this place.

Will Morrow was in Cincinnati Monday to lay in a new stock of goods. Go to W. H. Glenn A for Piquo Kid Gloves. Every pair warranted.

We pay 82c. for good wheat at Model City Mills. Hibstand A Cowman. Mr. R.

B. Nevln left last Thursday for a visit to his son George at Springfield. Mrs. J. M.

Hibben and son returned home last week from a visit to relatives at Plqna. Dr. W. 0. Helt and wife are enjoying a xew weeks' visit among friends in Morrow county.

Mrs. E. R. McKee and children, of inuiicoine, are the guests of Judge and Mrs. Win.

M. Meek. Miss Anna Boyle, of Fayettesville, was a guest at the residence of Mr. O. S.

Bell during the past week. A handsome piece of landscape painting in the Palace Barber shop is the artistic work of Mr. George Oonk. Mrs. Charles West, of Balnbridge, has oeen tne guest of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Moses Wiliett, for the past week. Prof. J. H.

McKenzie. of the Conserva tory of Music, Cincinnati, was the cuest of Capt. J. M. Hiestand part of last week.

Mr. Wm. West and wife, of Madlson-ville, Ohio, are visiting the families of Messrs. John R. and James F.

Doggett. Mrs. Howard Lovell, of Covington, Kentucky, has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. O. S.

Price, for several days past. Messrs. I. A. Feibel and D.

F. Scott left Tuesday morning for a trip through the West, and will visit Chicago, Kansas City and points. Mr. George VanWinklo, who has been attending school at Granville, passed through here last Saturday on his way to his home near New Market. A grand jubilee concert will be triven at the Armory on Thursday night, June 30th.

Admission 25 cts, reserved seats cts. Tickets for sale at Smith's res. taurant. A number of our young society peoplo took In the Caves Monday. Second-hand "Agitator" separator for sale.

Apply to James Beece. Miss Bessie McDowell, of Richmond, is visiting Miss Maggie Ferris. A delightful party was given by Mr. and Mrs. O.

S. Price Tuesday evening. Miss Flo Shepherd entertained a number of her young friends Tuesday night. Mrs. Rodgers, of Covington.

in tno guest ot ner daughter, Mrs. O. S. Price. Mr.

Chas. Scott left Tuesday afternoon for Colorado by the way of Chicago and St. raui. ai A large party was given at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.

J. S. Shaw last night (Wednesday.) Mrs. Walter Pugley and daughter, Miss Blanche, of New Vienna, are the guests of relatives and friends in this city. Mr.

John Culhane and Miss Mollio Corning were married by Rev. W. J. McSurely last Saturday evening. A pair of "jars" were broken at the gas well Tuesday night, which will delay me worK about twenty-four hours.

A depth of about 1,075 feet had been reached. Following is Wiggins' list of pensions Thomas O. Priest, James Hardin, H. S. Hoop, Jos.

M. Greenfield, HughTedrow, ueorge Leaverton, Lewis White. In crease I. W.Yarger, J. R.

Morrow, Andy Essex, Sam Withrow, Harrison Pence, H. H. Redkey. G. A.

R. At a special meeting of J. Barrere Post, No. 205, G. A.

held Saturday evening, Juno 18, 1887, the following preamble and resolutions were passed Whkmas, It appears by order of the Adiu-tant General of the D. 8. Army that Grow SrJSSr 7 of P01110" Preeldent or tbe United States, did presumptuously assume the right to diipoae of battle fUgecap-tared by Union forces from various regiments iwij id reoemon against the Government, and without consultation with power of tbe Nation to return fiV w32' bleh tined with the it, vaiou raoierswno captured them therefore, be it Itemized. Bv J. M.

TUrnr Pnt on ln by this jot (although he baa receded from carrying lu fnlflllment) the Present of wy Wthfnl Union i hl" BlTen nnprdonable offenae to the loyal, patrlotlo people of the country, and has ahown nt inMii. mottvea which induced patriots to enllat for the preservation of the Union. -nraoient, That in view of the expeoted Arrangements are in process of consummation that will produce one of the greatest benefits, morally, financially and intellectually, our city has ever known. Full particulars will be given in our next issue. Miss Ella Edgar, of Wilmington, visited relatives and friends here during the past week.

Miss Ella is a member of the class of '80 of the College, and was in attendance at the commencement exercises of that institution. On complaint of Mr. C. S. Bell the Trustees of the M.

E. Church were arrested last Thursday for not having a ceruncate, as required by law, that said church had sufficient means of egress and ingress in case of fire. The Trustees plead guilty, and were fined one cent each. Mr. Joseph Marshall and wife left last week for a trip throuth the East.

They will visit Mr. old boyhood home in Delaware, and also friends at Philadelphia, Trpnton and New York City. On thsir return to their home in' Los Angeles, California, they will atop over here, and Mrs. Marshall's mothor, Mrs. J.

D. Fenner, will accompany them to that place, with the expectation of making It her future home. Mr. Fenner will follow them aa soon as he can dispose of bis property. Prof.

Anthony Wimmer announces most respectfully to the public of Hills-boro and Highland and Clinton counties that he has settled himself permanently on his piece of land near the limits of Lynchburg, on account of his health, and ia willing to accept, on very reasonable terms, some few scholars in piano, -orfaa, violin and vocal music. Aa agent of pianos and organs he will likewise offer to tbe public first-class instruments at vary lowest pricaa, and if desired wiU tuna pUnoa at ytflr moderate compeaaa-tlon. Hit PoM Uinm it Lynch- 'v vwwmay w. f-cjjf Court convened Monday morning with Judge Huggins on tho bench. The case of Ohio vs.

Peyton was continued until the October term and Court adjourned until Friday. Mr. T. F. Zink sold his residence on North East street last Saturday to 'Squire Hatcher, and has purchased a lot off the old Eli Stafford property on North street.

Mr. Zink has already commenced the erection of a dwelling on this lot. Mr. Will H. Shade, of tho editorial staff of the Chattanooga Daily Commer cial, is in the city for a short visit.

He leaves to-morrow for Whito Sulphur springs, w. where he will SDend the summer, returning to Chattanooga eariy in tne autumn. Mr. H. D.

Davis and Sunday-school class, consisting of Misses Nellie Reece, Emma and Grade Simonson, Nellie Per-rin, Mary Chaney, Sadie Morrow and Anna Hoyt, spent yesterday (Tuesday) picnicingatthe farm of Mr. Davis' mother, near New Market. Shall we not celebrate the Glorious Fourth a little bit The snirit of Datriot- ism ought to find vent in tin horns and fire-crackers, and stores should be closed to allow hard-worked clerks and business men to take a holiday in this blistering summer weather. There will not be any regular Breach ing at the Baptist Church until August 1st, Rev. E.

B. Smith, pastor, having Deen granted a leave of absence on account of suffering from effects of partial sunstroke received several years ago. Any supply will be noticed through our columns. Sunday School as usual at 0 a. m.

Mr. Reuben Lyle and Miss Fannie Davis will be married at the M. E. parson- age this (Wednesday) evening. Imme diately after tho ceremony a recention will be given them at tho residence of Mr.

James Lyle. May prosperity and happiness be their portion in this life. Unclaimed Letters. Llat of unclaimed letters remaining: in the rost utuce at Hillsboro, June 23J, 1887 uowman Jno Belles Philip Campbell Lihbio Cohn Jacob Hawkins Aunie Lucas Mary Anna ence of Prealdent Cleveland during the Nallon-al Encampment of the G. A.

R. at 8t. LouS. the Council of Administration of the G. A 5 4u "eu ,0 "move tue encampment in Beptember next from St.

Louis to some other liesohed, That we hereby endorse the action of our department officers in their telegram to W'nHhis attempted -H th6 action of Gov S2f.I'?er ln thereto, and hla patrlotlo and ennrcntln trn.4. nl fL. President. lu vuo Tfesolml, That copies of these resolutions be "V0 Headquarter! of Department of Ohio and to Governor Foraker. lietolved.

That conies of thaua rniniin. i. Sent tO the Hiltahncrt and Cincinnati Gazette, for publication. COMBADK MOLLEHIX, COMIUDE BOTES, COMBADE CASSOX, Commltte on Resolutions. order W.

B. Glkkt. W. T. Greudeb, Adj't.

Com. Post. SUACKELTON. June 30th, 1887. A number of yonng folks called on tbe muses iucnee aaturaay ntgbt, Parker Nellie Rouah A Tompson Lids Thayer Frank Webber A Wilson William Please say advertised letters in calling for tne above.

c. T. Pora, P. M. One of the most enjoyable affairs of the season was the party at the residence of Mr.

and Mrs. James W. Smith last Friday night, the occasion being the entree into society of their daughter, Miss i.ucy Bell. Over one hundred invita tions had been issued. Dancing, music and games were the enjoyments of the evening.

A large class of probationers will be received at the morning service at the Methodist Church next Sabbath. Parents desiring to have their infant children baptized are invited to bring them to the same service, having given the pastor previous notice. In the evening the anniversary of tbe Sunday School Missionary Society will occur at 7i o'clock. A varied and interesting program is prepared. Madame Marie Selika, one of the finest singers in the country, MissHallle Q.

Brown, a noted elocutionist, and Mr. S. W. Williams, a fine soprano singer, accompanied by a skilled pianist, will appear at Armory Hall, Thursday, July ia, unaer tne Mispices of the A. M.

E. Church. The proceeds will be used to liquidate the debt now resting upon tbe church. This company comes highly recommended by the press of the coun try and should receive a good house. The commencement exercises of last' Wednesday evening were hannilv sud- piemented at "Forest the home of Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Richards, by the reception given by Misses Lizzie and Mattle Richards to the College class of ma, visiting strangers and others, on the occasion of the graduation of Miss Sara Richards. If, still in existence was the privileged Bohemian of song, the theme of the gentle essayist on "The Minstrel in History," surely this delightful evening its worthily won applauses from the listening crowd, con- gratulations, gifts, choice, music and Joying recognition under tbe home roof.

tree-woflM have ftumiaaed fit nbieet To the Public. College Pablob, June 15, 1887. The Board of Trustees of the Hillsboro Female College, after a careful survey of the work of the academic year, desire to make the following minutes with reference to the administration: We recognize with pleasure the scholastics attainment and execntiva thihtv nf th dent. Rev. Dr.

W. C. Helt, and his accomplished wife. Assuming their positions as they did but few days before the opening of tbe fall session, and beset with many serious obstacles, DllT.e Ttoeed courage, Industry and ability that commands respect and deserves success. Plane are maturing that will greatly enhance the already exoellent facilities of the College, offioial announcement of which will soon be made.

At present we point with pleaauro to tbe improvement! noon the natnrallr hatnttfai campus, and to the extensive and tasteful re- lurmsuiDg 01 tne commodious and substantial College building. All these, to- fsjwuwva niiu tut3 busjibi iiib nr inn tmttotra oxa calculated to give a delightful and home-like environment to the pupil. This eldest institution for ladies In tbe State of Ohio la better prepared than ever to offer a practical and classical education to its numm. mi nn. healthful and Christian influences.

We confidently expect that Its halls wlU be thronged with puplis, and urge tbe public to aid us In securing this resnlt. The next trm will niutn ai. 6th. Correspondence, which is kindly solicited, should be addressed to Rev. Or.

W. 0. Helt. fcMTB, President. Jons M.

Bovd, Secretary. J. H. Thompson, D. W.

Clabk, J. Peabsoh, Committee to draft the same. Mr. Reuben Dawson left fnr n.t.i. (Monday) to make that place his future home.

Mrs. Jano Fenner gave a picnlo under the name of cutting" to her neighbor ing uales ou last Thursday. All report a pleasant time with the hopes of attending mtij WMIO BUUU BALL KNOB. June 30th, 1887. School will olose the 24th.

Mr. James Newton and family have occupied the house vacated by A. J. Keliis. Mr.

and Mro. Joseph Thompson and family, of Martinaville, and Uiss Tena Fanlendorf, of Glady, were visiting at 0. F. Scott's lsst Sunday. The probationers of the M.

P. were taken into full membership of the church two weeks affo received th niin.n..A A tim last Bunday, six by sprinkling and six jj iiuuicrHiuu. SUGARTREE RIDGE. June 20th, 1887. The Band of Progress will meet again on next Sunday night.

Mr. Frank Thompson and Newton Stout, who have been working on the 0. 4 N. W. R.

returned home last week. Mr. Henry Temple, of whose sloknesi we made mention last week, died last Thursday evening and was burled Friday evening in the Igo cemetery, the funeral being preached by Rev. Briggs. The Children's Day service last Sunday was very Interesting.

therA was m. tan The church was very beautifully decorated and even body seemed to enjoy it. Miss Cora Bedkey deserves much praise as organist during the services. STRINGTOWN. June 20th, 1887.

Mr. iBaao Brown is able to ride out airaln. Born To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swain, a fine rtAINSBORO.

3aDt aut 18- 3, C. Roads went to Chillicothe Saturday. PranMoitt FrreU Mmi C'. wm Hl'taboro, was the guest of Mrs. Minerva Gossett Wednesday night.

Aunt Jane Divli anjini 4I.a p.t.w.it. i H.n.ht.. i er u. nw, oi marsnan. J.

H. Wlokersham and wife, of Greenfield, were guests at the Andes House Saturday; wlfe' came up Saturday night to visit Mrs. Gossett's pftrentf Rev. O. J.

Weill anil Atnaht t7inM BiDkiDB dprlng Weanday Mrs. Newton West, of the Hill City, was among her friends in this vicinity during the put wookt Jamci Hrriwti atirl ttn r.uii. aTndAaVW- Wa.SS naitTit a social Kay night. 6nCe inHt" SXron and lltUo n. ot herS ,0 'Pafld hetted Una for lnsboro N6W Br" ys of last si one of the trustees of tbe Lunatic Asylum.

Isaao Jones, one of our worthy citizens was Sa2JS "flBhily widow lstwrst of" th. village, yesterday evening at six oVInnk "ife, formerly of this place, but now of wori among their old friends for several days put Stf A22S AVZP her' PWS Scooped at Lynchburg. News-Hesald Special. Lyncububo, June 8, 1887. A magnificent game of ball was played here Friday between tbe Hillsboro and Lynchburg clubs.

The home team outplayed the visitors in all points. They batted Merkle very hard, while the vis itors were unable to secure but a few scattering hits off of Murphy's delivery. Thompson's 2d base work was the fea ture of the game, while R. Murphy's 1st base playing, D. Murphy's pitching and Day's catching was excellent.

Day, tbe promising young catcher of the Lynchburg nine, bids fair to rival "Doc" Bushong or Jimmy Keenan as champion catchers. Minder, on third, did well. Foraker and Schermerdid the best work for the visitors. Merkle was knocked out of the box in the fifth inning, and Mullenix took his place in the sixth, but was no better, and Merkle was reinstated in the 8th. Quite a number of people witnessed the game.

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June 8slt, 1887. David Deakyne Is repairing his house. Preaching- at the Beechwoodi Churoh next Sunday, B. P. Grove and wife, and sou Foster started Saturday on a trip to Columbus.

Mrs. F. I. Bumgarner and daughter, Mrs. Mary West, start to-morrow to visit friends at nwuiiug a.

The H. E. Church at this place undergoing repairs by having a nice ooat of alabaatina put on the waltaanof celling. Messrs. Woods and Williams, of Hillsboro, an doing the work.

NEW MARKET. Jane Hit, 1887. Tbe Presbyterian cemetery at this plaoe has been ornamented with a new fenoe. wl, for Portsmouth this week, when they will stays abort M. V.

Barrere and daughter. Courtney, have Wd M-Trcar5f iv. rr jEvjuygy i wswwsssasies an see i girl, Miss Alva Kwinff will l.nmA vouege wis week. Mr. Dewit Foster and his bride have arrived home and have gone to housekeeping.

Rev. George Beecher, of Hillsboro, will LTvHed to.Heend.8anday 3 P' m- Everybo" Thos. Fltzimons closed his school here on Friday of last week. The house was nicely decorated with flowers, etc. The scholars acted several good dialogues and declaimed several pieces at the close.

Mr. Fltzimons was resented with four volumes of the history of ngland and an autograph album by his scholars. This took Tom bv was not expecting anything of the kind. PRICETOWN. June 21st, 1887.

Rev. J. W. Ruble will ocennv th niri nextBabbath. Mr.

Josenh Bnrtnn famii. i- ni.n.i... 1. Emma Smith, at Indianapolis, Ind Mr. Wesley White, of Mt.

Oreb. moved into tbe property vacated by Mr. Burton. h.5? n.f Hopon delivered able discourses here Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night. Hlan returned from the Queen City Monday, where be has been employed ln a carriage factory.

fe of Daniel Shockey. was found dead in her barn-yard Sunday by one of her neighbors. The orrnage ofPhe She wsuty.nlne years of age at the time of her death and was a consistent member pf the Protesunt Methodist Church. Bhe was Interred in the Harwood cemetery Monday TAYLORSVILLE. June 20th.

1887. G. B. Weaver and wife have moved from tbe reaidenoe of grandma Ooraetot to that of Mrs. WIndon.

Wm. Hunter and wife were the happy reclp- ients of a baby about a week ago. Elder Crawford, of Martlnavilla. nt. BundTy night!" 8nndI' Children's Da: Bonner ent at ported.

5J? or8WlzlnK a base-ball w.w N.U t'KB. iuej win piay on Saturday evenings. Watoh your noses, boys I Mrs. Kale Bennett, of the Hill City, and Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Ambrose, of Tile Junotion, are visiting relatives and friends in this community since last Saturday. While decorating the school house last Saturday. Mrs. Wtndon fell from a aeat receiving E.VE1 tlorift ab Wo to be out Bunday. by walking wlih canes.

Moorefleld, a former pastor of 'this charge and well and favoriblv known throughout this county, wis shakini hands with friends here on FridayT iDiR'n8 Posters are up announcing that Major Ches- "0 U. At J. J. L. Oossett will start bis hack and benin 'ft" ars' term as mail caYrier betwfiS CjntbUnaand Greenfield on tbe second 5 qualifloations tor yews! In past after 4 lingering illness with pmlysls.

61 years, 8 months and 10 daya. He was renL0Ted to Oo in 1828 On the 25th of December, 1843, he was united in marriaze with Lnni -j andlivodin the vicinit wte Jh'e n7 iu ooiiorsn, three of whom are living, and who assisted their now bereaved Si fther dur-ing his sfflictlon, and were present at the WeS he'd ln Bocky Fork M. E. Chapel on Wedneedav lt in cnarge of Rev. Frank Gillllan, of Balnbridge.

cemete5 "ere rest the LEKSBUKG. June 20th. 1887. Business Is improving. Hay harvest has begun.

Wheat will make an average yield this year. HlghBe'treetnCerhM commenced bis building on ff hom8 Mr. F. A. nrinrwn wnA l.t..

a. HUI City Wednesday. N. B. Beard and Chi.

r.ri oounty aeat Thursday. The band boya report a good time at the pionto at Centerfleld Saturday" zer a.EdHra business raa WHEEE DO YOU GET YOUR GROCERIES Try us Before You Buy Elsewhere. HEAD FAIRLEY OPP. HILLSBORO HARDWARE CO. BUIL0INQ.

Canned Goods, Flour, Corn, Choice Candies, Fruits, Berries And Vegetables In their Senson HIOHE3T MARKET PRICE PAID FOR Country Produce I Convenient Location. Complete and Various Line of Goods. SATISFACTORY PRICES! We Mean Business. Giro Us a Call. HS Notice to Contractors.

Slt'E PROPOSALS will be received nt S.f the Board of uuunatuu ui PHiriiHin mwninin MinhinHi 'i' "'clock m. on tho 19' of a speclflcatlons on file In said fllee. Each nome "cry person lntere tfd In the same, and benccompanled byasufflclont guaruntee of some disinter. "ifS. bat If the bid is accepted a contract win be entered Into and trie per-rormancenf It properly secured.

The bids material called for by the specifications must be stated separately, and the price of each given. The price of labor must also be separately staled. None but the lowest responsible bid will be accepted, and the Board may reject any or all bids Terms Orders on the Treasurer payable March and September, 1888. By order of tbe Board of Education. Jas.

H. DbPov, Clerk. Leesburo, O.June 11,1887 4w Professional Cards. Cards Inserted Under Jhtt Head as followt: 1 Inch, per year tin i Inch, per year 5 lncl per year Ten lines of this type make 1 Vy C. DUCKWALL.U.D.8.

DENTIST. HILLSBORO, O. OrrJCE-Opposlte Dr. Main street TBVIN McD. SMITH, Hillsboro, Ohio.

Smith's Block, cor. Main and High streets. JOHN A. COLLINS. Dnlldren's Dt was obserred here and at JfBe crowds were pree-1 at both pUoes, and a pletunt time is re- trip to tbe Queen City Satardiv.

Street commissioner Hongh will commence the repair of the streets thlswoek. no has been quite poorly with rheumatism, is ranoh improved. Tho young men of Leesburjr contemplate an excursion to the Cares and Bocky Fork Jul? Dr. Beeaoniannr htihh i see tbst the streets and aUeys are cleared up at once. The A.

M. E. camn-meetlnir. nnW msnsKement of tbe ev. i.

W. Young, is already an assured success. "UUK. Mr. Birch Penn has returned from a Tlsit to Ohattanoosa and Lookout Hmi.i; ports the weather very warm in that locality.

n. ai. jounson, wno bas been spending a few days here, left Bundar aranlno' Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Frazer and Mrs. A. Frszer and daughters left last Thursday fora Why does tbe saloon have beer shipped in gar bairel and marked vr. If you want It for SHERIFF'S SALE. Real Estate.

C.U. Parks vs. John M. Parker et al. High-nd County Court or Common Pleas.

Case ORDER OF SALE. In pursuance of an order Issued from the Courtof Common Pleas within and for the Highland and State of Ohio, made at the April term thereof A. D. 1887, and to me directed. I will otTer for sale at public auction at the door of tbe Court House, ln the town of Hillsboro, on Saturday, July 23, A.

B. 1887. At i O'clock n.m. nf anlri Hat. ha described real estate, to wit oivuuio in nmuiano county, state of Ohio.

iOe Hillsboro, being part oi oat-lot No. 34, as the same Is aown and des iuo mcuniEu piai or saia town of tllsborough. Ohio, bsginulng at tbe north. Westcornarnf trnpr. nf lanH a Jaraes Dill of the date of May lSttJ thence an eastprlv whin, with BnH.h in.

ui nuiuuinreei in saiu town nf. y-elaht (58) feet to a stake; thence parallel with the western line of said lot about 198 feet to an alley 16 feet ln width, equal dla. tanee between Walnut street a western dl. alley feet wide; tbenoe uiiey a nortnern dlreotlon about 108 feet to the beginning. Said premises has been appraised at J000.

and can not sell for less than twcthlrds of said appraisement. Terms ot sale Cash on day of sale. o. H.C.DAWSON, nii 8her'7 Highland County, Ohio. Olln J.

Boss, Attorney. June 10, 1887. c. It. COLLINS.

ROLLINS COLLINS, ATTORNEYS A.T I.A.'VW HILLSBORO, OHIO. OrricE-Booms 1 and 2 Smith Block, cor. ner Main and High streeU. A Notary Publio ln office. mam TTABI GAItRKTT, ATTORNEYS A.T X.A."W.

HILLSBOBO, O. Office Corner of Main and Hlab streets Merchants' National Bank Building. lreel" PLBIO BXOANE. GEO B. OiBDNEB.

jo. T. HIRE OLOANE, QABDNEB ft HIRK. ATTORNEYS A.T liA-VT, Booms 1, 3 and 3 Strauss Building. A UABMAN, niLbOBUHU, O.

OFFicE-Soutbeast corner Main and High augiyi up-stalrs. sugar nave no law or ordinance against the shli of beer for Individual use. If von your own consumption, why go to the unneoes- sary expense of repacking in sugar barrels The old soldiers to a man denounce the action of his excellency O. Cleveland in flg8 "tnrned, were thinking of aonoeaUng their Q. A.

B. badges, being afraid that the next order would be to return them, at they are made of captured BEBRTTILLE. June SOtb, 1887. "V1 Oreb, preached at Berry-Ville Bunday night, at tbe 0. D.

Churoh. The Children's Meeting at Prospect hu been postponed till Sunday, July 3d, at 3 p. "9 Rebecca, Blochester, where they had been TisiUng friends for a couple of W60JU The sexton. T. A.

Han look, of the cemetery" Wpioot very "much gnwdsT Weed'' be ISLSS; JSLftt A7KBP ki WORKING CLASSES prepared to furulsh all classes with employment at home, tbe whole of the time, or for tbelr SDare mnmnntA Hn.m... MA.V e.rsoDB of either sex'easlly earn from Sue. to S5 per evening, and a pro-Dortloflalanm hv H.mMin..n XSZ the business. Boys and girls earn nearly as mSn Tn wuo see this may S22XS d.re5t.aP.? business, we Islled we will send one dollar to mv fnr tho trouble of writing. Full partlcularsand out- Port laud.

MalneT C0- ID USS VANDYKE, Fhysioians and Surgeons, HILLSBOBO, O. W-S8t Maln "treet. above McUnlre's Tobacco Factory. layiyl LIN J. KOSS, Attorney at Law and Notary Public HILLSBOBO, O.

OFFica-In floor TOATMAN DAVIS, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, HILLSBOBO, OHIO. Office atrants building, Rooms Nos.8 and 10 O. X. BOWLES. ALL THE PATENT MEDICINES ADVERTISED IN THIS PAPER AREFORSALE BY SEYBERT DRUGGISTS HILLSBORO, OHIO.

LYHCUOCm. June 21st, 1887. Children's Tltv w-u- i day with sppropriate exercises. Wilmington, talked to the people at the eohool bouse grove Bundav. ine uayieei Comet Band, of this place.

pUr Mrtlnu to Uke aotion on apeUtion to remove a certain class ot buslneas 'here It will not annoy tbe inhabitants. Ja B. BlZsU. nnr a line new baarae h-iiM tat -MPWTemenU ln style Tand Tbe Fourth, tbe glorolus Pourtb. ia likalv to SSi.r.

nJ' Patriotism from our ome bn mD3, ot oelebrate meeting at Allenaburg Monday to consider the school question that is agitating the mtode 3 the people of that oommunity. 84f'-0-" ae thrown from bis byciele JJW na roeeired injuries wbiob i have confined him to the boose. He was Picked up Insensible with his head and face cm in pUose, two of hie teeth knocked oat, hU Jaw fraetaredandetherwiee CejUiKan' Pkaie at KartiMTlUe), The) B. RE. wiU aaU snr.

UimMilt lit-iwm th No: IT PrB. OalTert No! 0' Wm. a Galley No tX MulleufcV, No. O. O.

Harner No. a. T. trn ui 7' liSaif a. ruckStt' to" pVtot.

PULSE P. 0. June 20th, 1887. trouble?" BkM P'ly neaferdyn1! PrWOh Hlrw001 Mr. Frank 8hoemeker and famUy, of Xento, were in our neighborhood hat week held in Mrs M.

A. DnvaU'e grove, will proba-Wy be held the fifth Sabbatbln JuW. Bunday School next Babbath at three o'clock in the afternoon. Singing school afterwaMlt the Universalis! Cburon at Pricetow? Bev.a. HUI ailed hie regular appointment at Prloatown lul H.kkr.k r3Sr Bev.

Arthur Henderson preached iu theater FOLSOM. June 21st, 1887. P.aaT nd family, of the Hill Citv "'a? ftther'llist -jwas i. No-a elo" last exercisee. Miss HatUe foapTe general eatlsfaotion.

this pUce last Sunday The program was carried outln full. Tbe ehildren acquitted themselves we Carey T. Mullenix bL puchaedTfln7uck IWUKXPATWOK-Al rp, 'wa iMk, Notice to Contractors. THE TBUSTEESof tbe MethodUt Episoo-pal Church Of Ea.t Mnnrnn Rloht.ml oounty, will receive sealed proposals up to June 27th, 12 for bnildiug a brick church 3x52, on the site where the old one now stands. Bill of specifications and drawings can be seen by calling on the pastor, J.

8. Pnmpbrey, Leesburg O. Trustees reserve the right to reject apy or all bids. u. ii.

bimmons, President of the Board. W. H. Pxxir, Secretary Joseph WoETmsaiou, Treasurer. Q.

W. Sasf, S. B. Beise. Leesbubo, lune 9th, 1887.

Signed by order of tbe Board. J. S. Pchphbey, Pastor of tbe Church. June 10, 1887.

12 I a iww ATWTOK At the Captain's Fortunate Discovery, Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plying between Atlantio City and N. bad been troubled with a oougb so that he was unable to sleep, and was induced to try Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption.

It not only gave blm instant relief, but allayed tbe extreme soreness in bis breast. His children were similarly affected and a single dose had the same happy eifect. Dr. King's New Discovery for wuu.iuiiiuuii uuw ne BMuaaru remedy ln tbe Coleman household and on board the schooner. Free trial bottles of this standard remedy at Soybert A drug store.

ELMTILLE. June 18th, 1887. Corn is doing well. Meadows will be good. Mr.

Thomas Baran has rtnrnA.l t.1. i.nm. at Awesuurg. Mr. Zed Swisshelm, of Hillsboro, wu here on business Monday.

Borne of the "golden grain" will be harvested by tbe time this is in print. Mr. Bpenoer, of Kentnoky. has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Bobert MoUlure.

Miss Bamantba Suitor, of Binklng Spring, spent Ust week with Mr. and Mrs. JTT.Tteed! Mr. Edwin Gore and daughter, of Loudon, Wnl "WW nd Saturday with Mr. H.

MoCIare and family. There will be eong ssrvloe at the Dunkard Churoh on the ret and third Sundays of each oath at 9 a. bl, aad oa other Baodays at 8 a. H. A.

PAVKY. JpATET A BOWLES, ATTORNBT8 AT I.A.-W. HILLSBORO, OHIO. Office Smith Block, 8. W.

Oor. Main and Ulgh StreeU A. SHCLL, M. B. Physician and Surgeon, HILLSBOBO, OHIO.

OFFIOE-4 Short Street, with Dr. Shepherd. Vy S. PATTERSON, M. PHYSICIAN "and SUROEON HILLSBOBO, OHIO.

Office Ovei Huinn Brothers' druatora pposlteUomt.nouse. urug-avore, "iVtn to dlwatt Wemtn 0. M. Ovebius, jAOob Pcoslbt, President. Vlce-Presiient.

O. Pbioe, Cashier. Citizens' National Sank, Ot Hillsboro, O. Capital. aiOCOOO.

Surplus, 860,000. I. J. Pugsley. Ellas Overman, F.

I. Bumgarner. dibsctobs: O. B. Beeoher.

J. o. Hn.n jonn L. west, 0. M.

Overman. Doe a General Banking and Exchange iftuineu. Government and County UondM bought and told. fetxtyl. I DIRI, Balkier.

First National Bank, HILLSBORO, OHIO. Capital $100,000. Bnrplua 30,000. DiHoroaa: a. O.

Barrett, J. H. Bicharda. 8. A.

Weaver, L. 8. Smith, John A. Smith. Doet a General Banking and Exchange Butineu.

Juls22yl CHARLES INGEBRAND. DEALEB IK Fresb Meats of All Kinds OF THE BEST QUALITY, At Very Lowest Price! i iA Id 'i 11 -j ai h. Ar i-a -l KT PVf i. swssjpwssjsaw sawsjawskac eaei riiaisii -cv 4- "1- MieMsai rm-x Li mm- aasai TisMaaT ii i l-tr.