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News-Herald. Will Morrow was in Cincinnati day to lay in a new stock of goods. Hoggard Building, W. Main St. Go to W.

H. Glenn Kid Gloves. Every pair warranted. JUNE 28, 1887. We pay 82c.

for good wheat at Ask for Pique Kid Gloves at W. H. City HIRSTAND COWMAN. Mills. Glenn Mr.

R. B. Nevin left last Thursday Mr. Will Tudor spent several days of visit to his son George at Springfield. last week in Toledo.

Mrs. J. M. Hibben and son returned No. 52, Engineer Rother's locomotive, home last week from a visit to relatives resumed work Monday morning.

at Piqua. We always pay the highest price for Dr. W. O. Helt and wife are enjoying wheat.

HIESTAND few weeks' visit among friends COWMAN. Morrow county. Mr. Aaron F. Perry, of Cincinnati, vis- Mrs.

E. ited Hon. John A. R. McKee and children, Smith during the past Chillicothe, are the week.

guests of Judge Mrs. Wm. M. Meek. Keep cool by buying a summer suit, Miss light underwear and straw hat of I.

Anna Boyle, of Fayetteville, a A. Feibel. a guest at the residence of Mr. C. Bell during the past week.

The pupils of Miss Kittie Oldaker's room enjoyed a picnic at Russels last A handsome piece of landscape Friday. ing in the Palace Barber shop is artistic work of Mr. George Oonk. Hon. H.

L. Dickey, of Greenfield, was in attendance at Court the forepart of Mrs. Charles West, of Bainbridge, the week. been the guest of her parents, Mr. Mr.

John of Mrs. Moses Willett, for the past week. Currey, one Georgetown's prominent druggists, visited this city Prof. J. H.

McKenzie, of the Conservalast week. tory of Music, Cincinnati, was Mrs. H. R. Fenner is visiting her of Capt.

J. M. Hiestand part of last week. daughter, Mrs. Harry Terrell, of near Mr.

Wm. West and New wife, of MadisonVienna. ville, Ohio, are visiting the families Miss Cora Patterson, of Chattanooga, Messrs. John R. and James F.

Doggett. of last week. arrived in this city the latter part Mrs. Howard Lovell, of Covington, Kentucky, has been the guest of Miss Mary Maderia, of Chillicothe, has sister, Mrs. 0.

S. Price, for several been visiting friends in this city during past. the past week. Messrs. I.

A. Feibel and D. F. Scott The public library will receive exten- left Tuesday morning for a trip through sive and much-needed improvements in the West, and will visit Chicago, Kansas the near future. City and other points.

Percy Mannen, of Maysville, was Mr. George Van the guest of the family of Mr. F. W. Winkle, has been who Armstrong last week.

attending school at Granville, passed through here last Saturday on his way Miss Lucy Bishop and Miss Augustus, to his home near New Market. of Paris, visited Miss Fannie Kibler during the week. A grand jubilee concert will be given past at the Armory on Thursday night, June Mr. R. S.

Quinn, wife and daughter, of 30th. Admission 25 cts, reserved seats Fayette county, were the guests of Hills- 35 cts. Tickets for sale at Smith's resboro relatives last week. taurant. The dwelling house on West Walnut Court convened Monday morning street occupied by Dr.

R. H. with Judge Huggins on the bench. is The case of Ohio McCafferty, undergoing extensive repairs. tinued vs.

Peyton was conuntil the October term and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Collins are Court adjourned until Friday. spending a few weeks at Mineral Springs for the benefit of John's health.

Mr. T. F. Zink sold his residence North East street last Saturday to 'Squire Miss Julia Alvis and sister, of Hender- Hatcher, and has purchased a lot off the son, are the guest of their cousins, old Eli Stafford property on North street. Misses Nannie and Tracy Trimble.

Mr. Zink has already commenced the erection of a dwelling on this lot. Rev. John McCoy preached two cellent sermons from the pulpit of the Mr. Will H.

Shade, of the editorial Presbyterian Church last Sunday. staff of the Chattanooga Daily Commercial, is in the city for a short visit. He Mr. James A. Mitchell, of Mound leaves to-morrow City, is making a several for White Sulphur visit to his weeks' Springs, W.

where he will spend just west of town. father, Mr. James Mitchell, the summer, returning to Chattanooga early in the autumn. Dr. W.

J. McSurely left Monday afternoon to attend a meeting of the Board Mr. H. D. Davis and Sunday-school of Directors of the Oxford University, of class, consisting of Misses Nellie Reece, which board he is member.

Emma and Gracie Simonson, Nellie Pera rin, Mary Chaney, Sadie Morrow and Miss Dollie Miller, of Greenfield, 1 Miss Anna Hoyt, spent yesterday (Tuesday) Madge Fullerton, of Spring Station, picnicing at the farm of Mr. Davis' mothand Miss Stillwell, of Chicago, are the er, near New Market. guests of Dr. and Mrs. H.

S. Fullerton. Shall we not celebrate the Glorious The select school in Belfast closes Fri- Fourth a little bit? The spirit of patriotday and the pupile will have an ice ism ought to find vent in tin horns and cream festival at night. The May Hill fire-crackers, and stores should be closed band is expected to be present. Every- to allow hard-worked clerks and busibody invited.

ness men to take a holiday in this blisMr. J. M. Thomas and Misses Flora summer weather. tering and Virginia Wayland, of Chillicothe, There will not be any regular preachwere the guests of Miss Margaret Hies- ing at the Baptist Church until August tand last week.

They returned home 1st, Rev. E. B. Smith, pastor, having Friday morning. been granted a leave of absence on acMr.

Charles Douglas, superintendent count of suffering from effects of partial of the Industrial School at Lancaster, sunstroke received several years ago. Ohio, visited this city on Wednesday of Any supply will be noticed through our last week. Mr. Douglas will be remem- columns. Sunday School as usual at 9 bered as the organizer of the S.

P. C. A. m. at this place.

One of the most enjoyable affairs of Arrangements are in of con- the season was the party at the residence summation process of that will produce one of the Mr. and Mrs. James W. Smith last greatest benefits, morally, financially Friday night, the occasion being the and intellectually, our city has ever entree into society of their daughter, Miss known. Full particulars will be given Lucy Bell.

Over one hundred invitain our next issue. tions had been issued. Dancing, music and games were the enjoyments of the Miss Ella Edgar, of Wilmington, visited evening. relatives and friends here during the past week. Miss Ella A large class of probationers will be is a member of received the class of '86 of the at the morning service at the in attendance College, and was Methodist Church next Sabbath.

at the commencement Parents exercises of that desiring to have their infant children institution. baptized are invited to bring them to the On complaint of Mr. C. 8. Bell the same service, having given the pastor Trustees of the M.

E. Church were ar- previous 1 notice. In the evening the rested last Thursday for not having anniversary of the Sunday School Miscertificate, as required by law, that said sionary Society will occur at 74 o'clock. church had sufficient means of egress A varied and interesting program is and ingress in case of fire. The Trustees prepared.

plead guilty, and were fined one cent Madame each. Marie Selika, one of the finest singers in the country, Miss Hallie Mr. Joseph Marshall and wife left last Q. Brown, a noted elocutionist, and Mr. week for trip throuth the East.

They S. W. Williams, a fine soprano singer, will visit Mr. old boyhood home in accompanied by a skilled pianist, will Delaware, and also friends at Philadel- appear at Armory Hall, Thursday, July phis, Trenton and New York City. On 7th, under the suspices of the A.

M. E. their return to their home in' Los Church. The proceeds will be used to Angeles, California, they will stop over liquidate the debt now resting upon the here, and Mrs. Marshall's mother, Mrs.

J. church. This company comes highly D. Fenner, will accompany them to that recommended by the press of the counplace, with the expectation of making it try and should receive a good house. her future home.

Mr. Fenner will follow them as soon as he can dispose of The commencement exercises of last his property. Wednesday evening were happily supProf. plemented at "Forest the home most respectfully Anthony to the Wimmer of announces of Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Richards, by the boro and reception given by Misses Lizzie and public HillsHighland and Clinton counties Mattie Richards to the that he has settled himself permanently College class of his 1887, visiting strangers and others, on On piece of land near the limits of the occasion of the graduation of Miss Lynchburg, 0., on account of his health, Sara Richards. If, still in existence and is willing to accept, on very the was able reason- privileged Bohemian of song, the terms, some few scholars in piano, theme of the gentle violin and vocal music. As agent Minstrel in essayist on "The of pianos History," surely this deorgan, fer to the and public organs he will likewise of- lightfal evening-its Arst-class instruments plauses from the won spworthily at very lowest prices, and if desired will listening crowd, tune pianos at very moderate compensa-Joving gifts, choice and gratulatione, music tion.

His Post address is Lynch- tree- -would under the home roofrecognition burg. Highland county O. for his lay. have furnished 86 subject A number of our young society took in the Caves Monday. Pique Second-hand "Agitator" separator sale.

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

Price Tuesday evening. Miss Flo Shepherd entertained a ber of her young friends Tuesday night. Mrs. Rodgers, of Covington, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. 0.

in Price. Mr. Chas. Scott left Tuesday afternoon of for Colorado by the way of Chicago and St. Paul.

A large party was given at the was dence of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Shaw S.

night (Wednesday.) Mrs. Walter Pugley and daughter, paint- Blanche, of New Vienna, are the guests the of relatives and friends in this city. Mr. John Culhane and Miss Mollie has Corning were married by Rev. W.

and McSurely last Saturday evening. A pair of "jars" were broken at gas well Tuesday night, which will delay guest the work about twenty-four hours. depth of about 1,075 feet had been reached. of Following is Wiggins' list of pensions: Thomas C. Priest, James Hardin, H.

Hoop, Jos. M. Greenfield, Hugh Tedrow, her George Leaverton, Lewis White. days crease- Yarger, J. R.

Morrow, Andy Essex, Sam Withrow, Harrison Pence, H. H. Redkey. Mr. Reuben Lyle and Miss Fannie Davis will be married at the M.

E. parsonage this (Wednesday) evening. Immediately after the ceremony a reception will be given them at the residence Mr. James Lyle. May prosperity and happiness be their portion in this life.

Unclaimed Letters. List of anclaimed letters remaining in the Post Office at Hilleboro, June 28d, 1887. Bowman Jno Parker Nellie Belles Philip Roush A Campbell Libbie Tompson Lida Cohn Jacob Thayer Frank Hawkins Aunie Webber A Lucas Mary Anna Wilson William Please say advertised letters in calling for the above. O. T.

POPE, P. M. To the Public. COLLEGE PARLOR, June 15, 1887. on 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 scholastic attainment and executive ability of the President, Rev.

Dr. W. O. Helt, and his accomplished wife. Assuming their positions as they did but a few days before the opening of the fall session, have and beset with many serious obstacles, ability evinced courage, industry and that commands respect and deserves success.

the Plans are excellent maturing that will greatly enhance official already facilities of the College, announcement of which will soon be made. At present we point with pleasure to the improvements upon the naturally beautiful campus, and the extensive and tastefal refitting and furnishing of the commodious and substantial College building. All these, tocalculated with to the social life of the College, are give delightfal and home-like environment for ladies to the the pupil. This eldest instituin State of Obio is better prepared than ever to offer a practical and classical healthfal education to ate patrons, under and Christian influences. We conf- pure, with dently pupils, expect and that its halls will be thronged urge the public to aid as in securing this result.

6th. The next Correspondence, term will open is Tuesday, September should be addressed to Rev. which Dr. W. kindly O.

Helt. solicited, JOHN A. SMITH, President. JOHN M. BOYD, Secretary.

H. THOMPSON, D. W. CLARK, J. PEARSON, Committee to draft the same.

Scooped at Lynchburg. NEWS-HERALD Special. LYNCHBURG, June 8, 1887. A magnificent game of ball was played here Friday between the Hillsboro and Lynchburg clubs. The home team outplayed the visitors in all points.

They batted Merkle very hard, while the visitors were unable to secure but a few scattering hits off of Murphy's delivery. Thompson's 2d base work was the feature of the game, while R. Murphy's 1st base playing, D. Murphy's pitching and Day's catching was excellent. Day, the promising young catcher of the Lynchburg nine, bids fair to rival "Doc" Bushong or Jimmy Keenan as champion catchers.

Minzler, on third, did well. Foraker and Schermer did 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 number of people witnessed the game. LYNCHBURG.

HILLSBORO. Minzler. b. B. Morphy b.

Foraker D. Murphy Smith b. Bayless. Thompson. 2d b.

b. Innings- 00 Ha CO 0-18 8 NEW BOSTON. June 2014, 1887. David Deskyne is repairing his house. Preaching at the Beechwoods Church next Sunday.

B. P. Grove and wife, and son Foster started Saturday on trip to Columbus. Mrs. F.

I. Bumgarner and daughter, Mrs. Mary West, start to-morrow to visit friends at Washington O. H. repairs The M.

by E. having Ohurob a at nice this cost place is undergoing on the walls of alabastine put and ceiling. Messre. Woods and Williams, of Hillsboro, are doing the work. NEW MARKET.

June 91st, 1887. been The ornamented Presbyterian onmetery st this place has with new fence. Rev. Murphy and wife will leave for Portstime. mouth this week, where they will stay abort M.

M. Barrere and daughter, Courtney, have been very sick the pest week, and are bus little better at this writing. and M. Oblidren's Day Churches was the Baptist 194h of G. A.

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

A. held Saturday evening, June 18, 1887, the following preamble and resolutions were passed: WHEREAS, General It of appears U. by order of the Adjutant Oleveland, of Army that Grover of the United by virtue his position as President sume tured by the Union right to forces dispose from battie flags States, did presumptuously ascap- and bodies of soldiers lately in rebellion against various regiments the Government, and without consultation with law-making power of the Nation to return said flags, some of which are stained with the life-blood of brave Union soldiers who captured them therefore, be it partment Resolved, of By J. M. Barrere Post, No.

205, Denot (although Ohio, G. A. that in and by this the same out to he its has falfliment) receded from carrying the President has soldier, forfeited the esteem of every faithful Union the loyal, patriotic people of the country, and to and has given unpardonable offense has motives shown utter inability to which induced patriots to appreciate enlist for the the preservation of the Union. ence of President That in view of the expeoted presResolved, Cleveland daring the National the Council Encampment of of the G. A.

of R. st 8t. Louis, be requested to remove the encampment in Administration the G. A. R.

September next from St. Louis to some other city. of That we hereby endorse the action Resolved, the our Governor department of Ohio officers in their telegram to outrage, and also against this attempted ernor Foraker in the prompt action of Govtriotio and energetic response thereto, and his pawords of protest to the President. Resolved, That copies of these resolutions be sent to Headquarters of Department of Ohio and to Governor Foraker. Resolved, That copies of these resolutions be sent to the NEWS-HERALD, Hillsboro Gazelle and Cincinnati Gazette for publication.

COMRADE MULLENIX, COMRADE GROVES, ComRade Carson, Committe on Resolutions. W. T. order Adj't. W.

E. Com. GLENN, Post. SHACKELTON. June 20th, 1887.

A number of young folks called on the Misses MoKee Saturday night. Mr. Reuben Dawson left for Batavia to-day (Monday) to make that place his future home. Mrs. Jane Fenner gave picnio under the name of "carpet-rag cutting" to her neighboring pleasant ladies ou last Thursday.

All report time with the hopes of attending many more such picnics. BALL KNOB. June 20th, 1887. School will close the 24th. the Mr.

house James Newton and family have occupied vacated by A. J. Kellis. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Thompson and of Martineville, and Miss Tena Faulendorf, family, of Glady, were visiting at O. F. Scott's last Sanday. The probationers of the M. P.

Church that were taken into full membership of the church two weeks ago received the ordinance of tism last Sunday, six by sprinkling and six bapby immersion. SUGARTREE RIDGE. June 20th, 1887. The Band of Progress will meet again on next Sunday night. Mr.

Frank Thompson and Newton Stout, who returned have been working on the 0. N. W. R. home last week.

Mr. Henry Temple, of whose siokness made mention last week, died last Thursday we evening and was buried Friday evening in the Rev. Igo cemetery, the funeral being preached by Briggs. The Children's Day service last Sunday very interesting, there was a large attendance. was church was very beautifully decorated and every body seemed to enjoy it.

Miss Cora Redkey deserves much praise as organist during the services. STRINGTOWN. June 20th, 1887. Mr. Isaso Brown is able to ride out again.

Born -To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swain, fine girl. Miss Alva Ewing will return home from the Wilmington College this week. Mr.

Dewit Foster and his bride have arrived home and have gone to housekeeping. Rev. George Beecher, of Hilleboro, will invited preach to here next Sunday at 8 p. m. Everybody attend.

Thos. Fitzimons closed his school here on Friday decorated of last week. The house was nicely soted with flowers, eto. The scholars several several pieces at good dialogues and declaimed England presented and with an four autograph volumes of the history of the close. Mr.

Fitzimons was soholars. This took Tom by album surprise, by as his he was not expecting anything of the kind. PRICETOWN. June 21st, 1887. Rev.

J. W. Ruble will occupy the pulpit here 9 a. m. TAYLORSVILLE.

Jane 20th, 1887. next Sabbath. Mr. Joseph Burton and family moved to Blanchester last week. Emma Miss Ruth Landess is visiting her sister, Mrs.

Smith, st Indianapolis, Ind Mr. Wesley White, of Mt. Oreb, moved into the property vacated by Mr. Burton. here Rev.

J. D. Houston delivered able discourses Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night. Lanson Holden returned from Queen Oity Monday, where he has been employed in carriage factory. Shookey.

Mrs. was Margaret found Shookey, dead in wife of Daniel sition Sunday is by that one she of her died of neighbors. hemorrhage The suppo: her barn-yard lunge. She was sixty-nine years of age at che time of her death and was a consistent member of the Protestant Methodist Church. Abe was interred in the Harwood cemetery Monday G.

B. Weaver and wife have moved from the residence of grandma Cornetet to that of Mrs. Windon. ients Wm. of a Hanter baby and wife were the happy about a week ago.

recipat Valon, Crawford, next of Martineville, will preach Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night. Children's Day was observed here and at ent at both places, and Large crowds were presyesterday. pleasant time is reported. club Our at this young place. men are will organizing base-ball eveuings.

Watch They play on Saturday your noses, boys! Mrs. Kate 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, several Mrs.

Windon fell from seat receiving injuries, though she was able to be out Sunday. by walking with canes. LYNCHBURA. June 21st, 1887. Children's Day was observed here last Sanday Dr.

with appropriate exeroises. ple at the Wilmington, talked to the peoSeeley, of The sobool house grove Sunday. have been Bayloss engaged Cornet to Bead, at of this place, fair this play the ille fall. met Monday night to take sotion on where petition it to remove a certain class of business will not annoy the inhabitants. has J.

R. purchased Riser, in our enterprising undertaker, with all the Cincinnati a due new hearse build. latest improvements in style and The Fourth, the gloroius Fourth, pass citizens without any show of patriotism from our is likely to at at home, but many of us will celebrate other points. The Allensburg county Monday commissioners held a meeting at question that is to consider the sobool people of that community. minds of the agitating the last W.

L. Biautner was thrown from his Saturday evening and received injuries byciole which have confined him to the house. He cut ploked up insensible with his head and face out, in his several places, two of his teeth knooked jow fractured and otherwise braised up. Conductors' Plonie at The W. B.

R. B. will sell Sad at half RAINSBORO. RAINSBORO. June 21st, 1887.

0. Roads went to Chillicothe Saturday. Frankfort, Donna Farrell is visiting friends 0. Watts and son, of Carmel, were on our streets Monday. close with a big dinner next sohool Friday.

in No. 7 will Miss Jessie Spargur's Mrs. Mre. Minerva Pennie, of Hillsboro, Gossett Wednesday was the night. guest of Aunt daughter, Jane Davis spent the Sabbath with her Mrs.

R. L. Watte, of Marshall. J. H.

Wickersham and wife, of were guests at the Andes House Saturday. Greenfield, F. E. Saturday Gossett and wife, of Greenfield, came up night to visit Mrs. Gossett's parents.

Rev. wedding O. J. at Wells Sinking and daughter Flors attended evening. Spring last Wednesday Mrs.

her Newton friends West, of the Hill among in this vicinity during was the Oity, past week. visiting James A. Brown W. and wife, of Danville, were and Sunday. Redkey and family Saturday Several of the young folks enjoyed a social party Monday at the residence of James Ferguson night.

Byron Milikan and little son, of Mrs. ington Oity, are here to spead the heated Wash- term among friends. The fourth quarter'y meeting for Raineboro charge will be held at New Petersburg next Saturday and Eunday. week at D. M.

Barrett spent several days of last Hon. the trustees on official business, as one of Athens of the Lunatic Asylum. married to one of our worthy citizens, was Isaac Jones, village, sprightly widow just west of the yesterday evening at six o'clock. Abraham Smith and wife, formerly of place, but now of Waverly, have been visiting this among their old friends for several days past. John Ourry and T.

F. their Newell job at Holt Newell's have Mill last week, and Mesars. McCoy completed roller process. begun grinding wheat by Indiana last Nannie Upp returned to her home in Mrs. Pearce, week.

Her mother, Mre. Eliza absent some time. her, will probably be accompanied and Rev. of J. H.

Middleton, of pastor this charge and well and a former Moorefleld, hands known with throughont friends here this county, was shaking favorably on Friday. ter's are up announcing that Major ChesPosters war views will be exhibited at next Monday, Tuesday and this place inge, for the benefit of the Wm. Wednesday H. Trimble evenPost of the G. A.

R. J. L. Gossett will start his hack his four years' term as mail and begin Cynthians and Greenfield on the carrier second between day of next month. His that position has been demonstrated qualifications for eminent years.

in past John Gossett, a highly the vicinity of Paint P. respected died Jaue citizen of after lingering illness with 14th, 64 years, 8 months and 10 days. He was born aged paralysis, in On the Paris, 25th but removed to Ohio in 1828. in of December, 1843, he was united marriage with Louiss McKimy, and settled and lived in the vicinity where he died. To them were born nine children, three of whom are living, and who assisted their mother in tenderly caring for their father durnow bereaved ing his affliction, and were present at the Fork funeral M.

E. services, which were held in the Rocky Chapel on Wednesday last, in His charge of remains Rev. Frank Gillian, of Bainbridge. cemetery. were laid to rest in the Hulitt LEESBURG.

June 20th. 1887. Business is improving. Hay harvest has begun. Wheat will make an average yield this year.

J. B. Spencer has commenced his building on High street. Mr. Ed Griffith left for his western last Thursday.

home Hill Mr. City A. Orippen made a flying trip to the F. Wednesday. N.

B. Beard and Chas. Ladd visited the county seat Thursday. The band boys report good time at the pionic at Centerfield Saturday. Mr.

A. Frazer and Ed Hardy made to the Queen Oity Saturday. a business trip Street commissioner Hough will the repair of the streets this week. commence Mr. Ed Barrett, who has been with rheumatism, is much improved.

quite poorly The excursion young to men of Leesburg 4th. the Caves and Rocky Fork July contemplate an see Dr. Beeson is our health officer and he that the streets and alleys are cleared will at once. up The A. M.

E. camp-meeting, under the able already management of the Rev. W. Young, is assured sucoess. Birch Penn has returued from a visit Mr.

to Chattanooga and Lookout Mountain. He reports the weather very warm in that locality. F. M. Johnson, who has been few position days with here, the left Sunday evening to accept spending Baltimore, Md.

B. 0. Sleeping Car Frazer Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Frazer and Mrs. six weeks' and daughters left last Thursday for Burlington, N. visit with relatives and friends in J. Why does the saloon have beer shipped in sugar barrels and marked We of have beer no for law or individual ordinance use. If against the shipping you want it for your own consumption, why go to the unnecessary expense of repacking in sugar barrels? The old soldiers to man denounce action of his excellency G.

Cleveland in the ordering the captured flags returned, and some were thinking of concealing their G. A. R. be badges, to return being afraid the next order would them, as they are made of captured CARDOn. BERRYVILLE.

June ville Rev, Sunday Motz, of Mt. at Oreb, the presobed at Berrynight, O. U. Churob. The Children's Meeting at Prospect has been postponed till Sunday, July 8d, at 3 p.

m. Mrs. Suthern and daughter, Rebecca. returned Wednesday from Blanchester, where they weeks. had been visiting friends for couple of looks The of sexton, the I.

A. at Hepard, has improved the by removing the cemetery weeds, Prospeot very much briars, from the grounds. The sohools in this township will be the coming winter by the following teachers: taught No. 1, F. H.

Calvert No. 3, John For No. Wm. E. Gailey No.

6, W. H. Mullenix; No. 0. F.

0. Harper. Harper No. 8, W. L.

Kelley township, and G. T. T. 8. Bosle, Hastings E.

goes to Marshall A. Puckett 0. Renoe, and C. to Paint. PULSE P.

0. June 20th, 1887. trouble. Mrs Jane Baker is quite poorly with lung next Rev. L.

M. Davis will presch at Herwood Saturday night. Miss Elisa Hawk closed her sohool in distriot No. 1 last Friday. Mr.

Frank Shoemaker and family, of were in our neighborhood last week. Xenia, held The annual basket meeting that has been bly be Sunday held the Sohool Afth Sabbath in July. in Mrs M. A. Duvall's grove, will probenext Sabbath at three o'clock in the the Universalist afternoon.

Binging sobool afterward at Churob: Pricetown. ment Rev. at G. O. Pricetown Hill Alled bis regular Rev.

Arthur Henderson last Sabbath morning. appointpreached in the afterDOOD. FOLSOM. June 21st, 1887. R.

J. Duffey and family, of the were visiting it his wife's Hill City, M. G. Stanforth is the father's last Sunday. the road doing stone work on contract of Joseph West, in Adame county.

The Maok is a boss workman. day with cobool in district No. 8 closed last FriStanforth an appropriate exercises. Hattie tesober gave general antiafaotion. last Sunday Day The was observed at this place full.

The children program coquitted was themselves carried out well. in Carey preparatory T. to Mullenis starting bee on purchased a fine heck, the mail a four years' job of the of next month. from Belfast to Billaboro, WHERE DO YOU GET YOUR GROCERIES! Try us Before You Buy Elsewhere. HEAD FAIRLEY OPP.

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Give Us a Call. 0 0 0 0 0 Notice to Contractors. EALED PROPOSALS will be received at Education office of the Clerk of the Board of the of Fairfield township, Highland county, Ohio, until twelve o'clock m. on the day of July, 1887, for the building of a said schoolhouse in sub-district No. 4 of brick township, according to the plans and bid specifications on file in said flice.

Each must contain the name of intere ted in the same, and be every accompanied person by ested a sufficient guarantee of some disinterperson, that if the bid 18 accepted a contract wili be entered into and the formance of it properly secured. The bids for each kind of material called for specifications must be stated separately, by and the the price of each given. The price of labor must also be separately stated. None but the and the lowest Board responsible bid will be accepted, may reject any or all bids Terms March and Orders on the Treasurer payable September, 1888. By order of the Board of Education.

LEESBURG, June JAS. H. 1887. DEPOY, Clerk. 13, SHERIFF'S SALE.

Real Estate. C. C. Parks County vs. John M.

Parker et al. HighJand Court of Common Pleas. Case No. 4534. ORDER OF SALE.

In pursuance of an order issued from the Court of Common Pleas within and for the at County the of April Highland and State of Ohio, made term thereof A.D. 1887, and to me auction directed, at the I will door offer for sale at public of the Court House, in the town of Hillsboro, on Saturday, July 23, A. D. 1887, At described o'clock real p.m. of said day the follewing estate, to- wit: and Situate in the in town Highland of county, State of Ohio, Hillsboro, being part of out-lot ignated No.

on 34, the as the same is sown and desrecorded plat of said town of Hillsborough, Ohio, beginning at the west Evans to corner James of a Dill tract of of the land date sold by A. 8. 1863 south thence of an easterly course with the of May 8th, line Walnut street in said town at. with ty-eight the (58) western feet to a stake; thence parallel line of said lot about 198 feet to an alley 16 feet in width, equal tance between Walnut street A western with rection 58 feet to an alley feet wide; the eastern line of said alley a northern thence Said direction about 198 feet to the beginning. and can not premises has been appraised at $900, sell for less than two-thirds of said appraisement.

Terms of sale-Cash on day of sale. H. C. DAWSON, Olin J. Ross, Attorney.

Sheriff Highland County, Ohio. June 16, 1887. WORKING CLASSES We are Attention now ment prepared at to furnish all classes with employhome, the whole of the time, or for and their spare moments. Business new, light earn from profitable. 50c.

Persons of either sex easily portional sum to $5 per evening, and a by devoting all their time to the much business. Boys and girls earn nearly as send their as men. Th all who see this may address, and test the business, we isfled make we this will offer. send To such as are not well satone dollar to pay for the trouble of writing. Full particulars and At free.

Address GEORGE STINSON Portland, Maine. ALL THE PATENT MEDICINES ADVERTISED IN THIS PAPER ARE FORSALE BY SEYBERT DRUGGISTS HILLSBORO, OHIO. Notice to Contractors. THE TRUSTEES of the Methodist Episcopal Church of East Monroe, Highland June county, 27th, 12 will receive sealed proposals up to for building brick church on the site where the old one now stande. Bill of specifications and drawings can be seen by calling on the pastor, J.

8. Pumphrey, Leesburg 0. Trustees reserve the reject any or all bids. O. W.

H. PENN, SIMMONS, Secretary President of 66 the Board, JOSEPH WORTHINGTON, Treasurer. G. W. SAPP, 8.

B. REBBE. LEESBURG, Tune 9th, 1887. Signed by order of the Board. J.

8. PUMPHREY, Pastor of the Church. June 16, A Captain's Fortunate Discovery, Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plying between Atlantio City and N.

bad been troubled with a cough so that he was unable to sleep, and was induced to try Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. It not only gave him instant relief, but allayed the extreme soreness in his breast. His children were ilerly affected and a single dose had the same happy effect. Dr.

King's New Discovery for Consumption is now the standard remedy in the Coleman household and on board the sohooner. Free trial bottles of this standard remedy Soybert drug store. ELMVILLE. June 18th, 1887. Corn is doing well.

Meadows will be good, Mr. Thomas Ragen has returned to his home Leesburg. Mr. Zed 8wisshelm, of Hillsboro, was here on business Monday. Some of the "golden grain" will be harvested by the time this is in print.

his Mr. sister, Spencer, Mrs. of Robert Kentuoky, has been visiting MoUlure. spent Miss last Samantha week Suitor, of Sinking Spring, with Mr. and Mrs.

J. T. Reed. Adame Mr. Edwin Gore and daughter, of Loudon, with Mr.

H. county, Moolare last Friday and Baturday and family. Oburob There will be song service at the Dankard at on 9 the drat sad third Sundays of each month a. and on other Bandage at 8 Professional Cards. Cards Inserted Under this Head as follows: inch, Inch, per per 5 inch per 3 Teu lines of this type make 1 inch.

C. DUCKWALL, D. 8. DENTIST, HILLSBORO, OFFICE-Opposite Dr. Hoyt's, W.

Main street TRVIN McD. SMITH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW -LAW HILLSBORO, OHIO, Smith's Block, cor. Main and High streets. C. H.

COLLINS. JOHN A. COLLINS. COLLINS COLLINS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW HILLSBORO, OHIO. OFFICE -Rooms 1 and 2.

Smith Block, corin per office. Main and High streets. A Notary Publio mar21 FART GARRETT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, HILLSBORO, O. Merchants' OFFICE-Corner of Main and High streets National Bank Building. ULRIC SLOANE.

GEO B. GARDNER. JNO. T. HIRE SLOANE, GARDNER HIRE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Rooms 1, 2 and 3 Strauss Building.

HARMAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW HILLSBORO, O. streets, OFFICE room -Southeast up-stairs. corner Main and High auglyl RUSS VANDYKE, Physicians and Surgeons, HILLSBORO, O. McGuire's OFFICE--No. Tobacco 86 on West Main street, above Factory.

mylyl OLIN J. ROSS, Attorney at Law and Notary Public HILLABORO, O. -In Haynes' Building, second floor BOATMAN DAVIS, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, HILLSBORO, OHIO. Office -Strauss building, Rooms Nos. 8 and 10 A.

A. PAVEY. C. I. BOWLES.

DAVEY BOWLES, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. HILLSBORO, OHIO. OFFICE- Smith Block, 8. W. Oor.

Main and High Streets SHULL, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, HILLSBORO. OHIO. OFFICE-4 Short Street, with Dr.

Shepherd. W. 8. PATTERSON, M. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON HILLSBORO, OHIO.

opposite Con: t-nouse. Quinn Brothers' drug-store, and specia. Children. attention given to diseases of Women 0. M.

OVERMAN, JA0OB J. President. 0. Vice-President. PUGSLEY, 8, PRICE, Cashier.

Citizens' National Bank, Of Hillsboro, 0. Capital, $100,000. Surplus, $50,000. DIRECTORS: J. J.

Pugaley, G. B. Elias Overman, Beecher, John J. 0. Spence, L.

F. I. Bumgarner. 0. M.

Overman. Doe. a General Banking Business. Bonds Government and County and Eachange bought and sold. feb6yl.

10EM A SMITE, President. L. 1. First National Bank, HILLSBORO, OHIO. Capital $100,006.

Surplus $20,000. DIREOTORE: 3. C. Barrett, J. H.

Richards, 8. A. Weaver, L. 8. Smith, John A.

Smith. Does a General Banking and Bachange Business. juls2271 CHARLES -DEALER INGEBRAND, Fresh Meats of All Kinds OF THE BEST QUALITY, At Very Lowest Prices! STORES AND FAMILIES FRESH BOLOGNA GIVE.