The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-30
LEEsBURG.

Juno 29th, 1886.
Miss May johnson 10 entertaining friends
from Washington 9. Il.
MI. 2. F. Hickman, of the Buckeye, was in
Hillsboro ON business on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Teter, of Chillicothe, are
visiting at the home Of their prrents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Griffith, Of Hoopeston,
Ills, returned to their home last week.
The very pr esence Of our portly Marshal,
Mr.. Whitfield Dunn, is . terror to evil-doers.
They forget their evil ways and walk in the
way Of the righteous. This IL q II should be.
Uniformed he makes fine appearance.
Some contemptible persons having spite
against Mr.. 8. b. Beard, took It out on his
horse. On Saturday night the horse was
taken from the stable, his msne and tail shorn
of, and then he was turned loose. Mr.. Beard
says very little about the matter, but he is ON
the trail Of the perpetrators.
/ The entertainment given by the orchestra
last Saturday night was . success. The
audience was not Is large % II should have
been, but those present were delighted with
the program. The boys deserve great praise
for what they have done towards building mp Q
taste for music in Lessburg. Further effort in
that line will be highly appreciated by our cit
izens.
It seems that the Prohibitionists will hold Q
meeting q East Monroe on July Sd, under
should remember the ignoble failure Of The
Democrats TO hold an Emancipation Proclsma-
tion celebration In Lsesburg, and profit thsre.
BY. II IL far better TO sail under true colors.
Mills Gardner, Prohibitionist, from Washing-
ton @. H., Morris Sharp, Prohibitionist, Daniel
Hill, Prohibitionist, from New Vienna, Martin
Redkey, Prohibitionist, from Leesburg, Alfred
Brown, Prohibitionist, from Sabins, are an
nounced o. the Sunday School speakers for the
occasion. -'f
We believe the following from the editor Of
the Leesburg Buckeye will be OF interest to
many readers of the NEWS HERALD. II will
mot only be Of interest, but Mr.. Holman has
evidently correct idea OF the situation In the
Twelfth District: Senator Ppgsley II the
strongest man, and II Highland does the right
The article Il in relation 10 short trip through
Fayette and Clinton, few days since. I'VE
alSo met two political leaders from eastern
Clinton. They think that Clinton viii not
make much Of an effort TO secure the nonina-
ticn. They regard Doane - having already
three OF four mon spoken Of - candidates are
regarded entirely too weak 70 carry the district
thfough. Whec interEogated - 70 how hsr
deisgstes would vote, they thought that some
votes WouA be for Doane. while the others
would Be divided betveen fugsisy end Hart,
ori.y lori = i ~ not ii q shs clinton county dslsss-
uon. They also considered Pavey . stpong
man, but we're willing Highland should have
The nomination over Fayette, because Of her
loss Of two ont Of three CopgressionA cam-
paigns. Friday last We had talk WITH gsn.
tIernan who trsvsls through Beown and Adams
counties, and he stated that had Hart not
taken part In the recsnt Young murder trial
10 Brown county, hs wopld have received The
entire vote from that county, bat for sorns
reason that TRIAL had hurt him badly, and two
Convention 70 ballot for Pugslsy. Thus II vill
Be- cen that II old Highland agrees on the
right man md votes polidly for That u,an, ~
csa secure the nomination i W did lose The
Convention. Taking the district throughout
Senator PugsIsy b lhs stronge.t uan, and n
~ ~ 1asS ao@inssiou ~ | ic, Sin." - -. :