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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04
LADY DE JAMErrE.
The Handsomost Harness Horse In the
World. '.' "-

The members of the Hillsboro Fair
Board, who are always alive and up with
the times, have just completed by spec.
ial arrangement for this worldwide
famous mare to be present at our Fair.
OF course we arc aware that 400 Of our
readers out of 500 would not know what
Lady de Jamette is, and it is to enlight-
en- them that these few lines appear.
From the Board we learn that Lady de
Jamette is bay mare sixteen hands
high, without a white hair. She is
twelve years old, sired by the" great
Kentucky show horse, Indian Chief, LIST
dam by Litton's Warfeld, I'd dam by
SINNERS Joe, sire of the dam of J. O.,
who trotted last Friday at Cleveland,
two heats in 2:lsa each. Lady de ia.
mette has more beauty, style and speed
combined than any other horse in the.
world. Newspaper men from all over
the country have strained the English
language to tell of her beauty, and the
Wilkes Spirit Of the Times says: mo
sculptor can make Ler counterhart,"
and we could fill our paper by copying
all the papers say of this reigning queen
in horsefesh, but we prefer to see her,
and then If the people come and say to
us that they have never seen horse 80
beautiful, then we will try to write her
fully up. We suppose and hope that on
next Friday, the day of the regular har.
ness ring, that the sightseeing crowd
will be on hand to see this beaut utiful
animal, and we regret that her appear
ance is set for the last day, andahope
that the Fair Board will arrange it 80
that our people can be treated with
sight of her before Friday. That is too
long to wait for tho greatest sight of a
life time, when she is on the ground,
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WEBERTOWN,

July 31st, 1886.
New girl babies at John Bsteman's and John
Troutwine's.
John and Bill vsnmeter are visiting in
Allen county.
Miss Life Pegan and Grandmother Liggett
are visiting relatives here.
We hear that Owen West has sold his saw
MILL, and will move it out Of Mr.. Burton's
woods soon.
Mr.. Burton, while trying to stop . leak in
the dam, slipped and cut his foot, which is
giving him some trouble.
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Presbyterian 4. =. Picnic.

According to arrangement numbe,
OF the teachers and most of the pupils
of the Presbyterian Sunday school, with
few of the parents and friends of the
school, met at the G. & M. depot on
Tuesday last, during a sharp shower
sufficient to thoroughly wet the ground
and partly dampen the garments of the
excursionists; but without any visible
effect on the spirits of the party or oi
the management of the @. & M. r. R.
ut will be too wet to take the chill.
dren to the woods this afternoon" said
the genial Receiver.
EYES," e ,.....
swell, we will send the train to Sar-
dinia, give you an hour and half o,
two hours there, bringing you home by
six o'clock"
"Thanks-we'll co."
We went, and general satisfaction was
indicated on every face of the party.
We arrived at Sardinia in due time
and were heartily welcomed by the peo.
pie of the village.
The managers of the railroad had tel.
egraphed to DR.. Glenn, of Sardinia, for
the use OF the Presbyterian Church for
our party, which request was complied
with and the doctor was on hand at the
depot ready to welcome the picnicers
and escort them to the church. ewill
say nothing of the ability of the Hills.
boro ladies in preparing baskets of vi
ands for a picnic, or of the amount pre-.
pared. Reader, if you want to know,
90 next time. We're going-going to
sardinia-going by the G. & M. r. r. =
going while the present management
lasts-going because they are gentle
manly and obliging. From the head
man who directs the affairs of the road
to the coal-heaver, grim with SCOT and
sweat, all are accommodating and pleas.
ant. And although not uniformed they,
are uniform in their kindness.
A PARTICIPANT,
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SINKING SPRING.

August I'd, 1886.
Miss Nettie Patton is quite sick, threatened
with typhoid fever.
| Mr.. John Hite of Youngstown, Adams
county, who is in failing health, is here at
pre- sent under the treatment Of DR.. Leighton.
N ISIS Matte Wickerham and Mrs. Minnie
Irwin were visiting their uncle Joseph, near
the Spring, on Friday and Saturday Of last
| week.
hibitbon OF four legged chicken in "Bird's
opera house" by two gents from Jasper, Pike
| county.
Congratulations can be sent to the residence
| of Mr.. Mao Hampstead, for Mac is grandpa,
and Hal end Laura are the father aud mother
| OF an eleven pound boy.
Mr.. Mills Murphy has sold his property here,
to his brother-in-law, Mr.. Richard Hite, and
intends removing to Kansas. He is going ont
in the employ OF Harry Williams.
The name Of Hon. John T. Wilson was inad-
vertently omitted last week from the list Of
those who contributed to the painting and
papering Of the NJ. E. Church. We gladly rec
tify the omission.
The family Of Mr.. John Gall is very much
afflicted. Mr.. Gall is suffering from fever,
and Miss Melva is seriously i'll from the same
Of whooping cough.
DR.. and Mrs. Wilson, and Mrs. Kate Gillian,
Of Greenfield, accompanied by her nephew,
Mr.. Harley Amen, Of Poughkeepsie New York.
we're visiting friends here Tuesday and Wed.
nesday OF last week.
The members Of Daniel Rose Post, G. A. R.,
have fixed on the l4th Of August for an old
soldiers reunion and basket picnic, near the
Spring. Also an ice cream and lemonade fes-
4 tival at night, for the benefit Of the Post. A
cordial invitation is given to all the neighbor-
4 ing posts aad everybody in general.
Miss Martha Martin, . young lady aged
\ about twenty-six or twenty-seven years, who
has been aMieted with Q terrible tumor on her
law and neck, enduring untold agony for long
months, died last Thursday morning aHseven
O'clock at her home in Pike county, near the
Spring. Martha, though poor in this world's
goods, was an honorable and upright girl, and
bore her awful suffering with patient meek
ness, and died trusting In tho Savior, and in
dull hope Of enjoying that perfect rest which
vemains for the people Of God. She was
buried on Friday morning at the Wsshburn
Erevsysrd near Byington. The family have
in their sad affiiction.
Mr.. Harry Williams, who with his brother,
Charley. left the Spring year ago last May to
seek his fortune in the West, came walking in
70 towa rather unexpectedly Saturday evening.
Ibe boys each took up . claim Of leo acres,
bsik aad hoases and lived on the land for six
months. Hsrry now resides at Appleton,
Kansas, and is stxEasspt,s knight Of the quill.
tag press, and is publishing fourishing little
paper, called the Appleton Era. In company
with some others, they are about TO start :
castse ranch. The boys have proven them
selves plucky and energetic, and they have:the
best wishes Of friends here, for their oontin-
bath 70 visit his only sister, Mrs. Emma Nc
Meekin.
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VIM. %. Delaplano to J. G. Shaw, Concord
township 39s acres, 5000.
JAMES p. Lowe and Charles L. Grosley to
Edward Black, Greenfield, lots, $500.
Henry Alderman to Jas. H. Street. East Mon.
roe, lot, $500.
Lewis Schott to Incorporated village of Hills.
boro, lot, 800.
township, 26 acres 90 poles, &92925.
lot, $75OO
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CARMEL,
August I'd, 1886.

Aukust Aus 1000.
II ID rumored that U. c. Eutsuks Il about to
return from the West.
The school of Miss Ollie Gall in district No.
4, OF this township, closed July 26th.
Msssrs James Butler and J. ". Lucas will
attend school at Delaware the coming year.
Farmers are beginning 70 plow for wheat.
Alec Simpson 10 said TO be the "b0ss" plowboy.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Nancy Eubanks
we're held at the Carmel II. e. Church yester.
day Sunday. Rev. G. p. Bethel CONDUCTED
the services.
Mr. and Mrs.. W. h. MeCoppin and their
daughter, Mrs.. Tom Watts, left on Wedpesday
OF last week for Adams county Mineral Eprinec.
for the beneAt OF their health.
Harrisd-At the residence Of the brides
parents. on sstusday evening. Mr.. George
7. n. Watts oficiating The Nxws-HEsALD
man extends congratulstions.
The Carmel n. z. Church purchased an or
gsn recently. Cost. go, made up BY individ.
nal eontributions. The thanks Il the Society
are due to many, who, although not msuhors.
have aidsd libefally In making up the sum.
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Probate Court.

:. Martha ]. vanPelt, Administrative Of Darlinf
VanPelt, filed first and final account.
Cyrus Newby, admin, TRAITOR of Sarah John
son, filed first account.
n. J. Patton, administrator Of Agnes Mani
fold. filed first and final account.
Margaret Head, executor Of Thomas Hcad
who was administrator Of Adam Redkey, filed
first account.
N. w. Roush, executor Of John 8, Charles
filed bill Of sale Of personal property.
VIM. Mercer, administrator of jeremiah Mer
Ger. filed first and final account.
Wesley Gall, administrator OF Wesley Gall
filed inventory and appraisement.
Will Of John Shepley probated.
Will Of Sallie Hiestsnd probated.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
George W. Scsmmahorn and Annie Simpson
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The A. N. E. Church of Sabina will
hold a camp meeting at New Vienna be-
gining August 7th and continuing ten
days. Rev. w. J. Young, pastor, will
have charge OF the meeting. uA
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He is StlIl Creased.

$50 Judge Dittey is going to speculate
Ia little in Cotton Seed Oil ?"
"That's what they say"
Sand does that mean that he is tired
of Standard OilW aIt.
+, "Not bit Of It." Fal1t
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Mrs. Ann Henton. of Columbus, hav.
Ing been sick for some time, is visiting
at Mr.. Lewis Ambrose's residence in
our western suburbs, hoping to be ina.
proved in health by Hillsboro's salu.
brious climate. Hsr.son, Mr.. Ed Hen.
ton, accompanies her.
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Bankrupt sale Of goods of all kinds
IL boxes Of matches, 8 cents; China
sets, "A pieces, $3.50; iron.stone cups,
3s cents per dozen; also glassware,
queensware, notions, etc., at Kelly's
new room, opposite postoffice.
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Mrs. F. G. Waddell and family, of
Columbus, who have been visiting at
the residence of her father, Mr.. William
Elliott, for . few weeks past, left last
Friday morning for their home, accom-.
panied by Miss Leila Elliott, who will
remain there for some time. N.'r'
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Miss Belle Hanley who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Drake, in Dayton, o.,
has returned home accompanied by her
sister. The latter intends to visit her
for some time, l'r M
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Sisson & Cawthorn's Dramatic Com
pany will play "Uncle Toms Cabin" at
the fair on Thursday. The performance
is said to be excellent. Admission Is
and 26 cents.
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@. H. Collins, of Hillsboro, O., J. F.
Hoffman, Of Burlington, Iowa, Lewis
streckeheim, Jr., of st. Joseph, NO., F.
zimmerman, of Cincinnati, o., and H.
3. Jameson, of Folsom, Mo-, ascended
the peak from this city yesterday
Colorado Springs Daily Ne,ps.
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For Sale or Rent.

My residence in the southern part of
town. One of the most desirable homes
In Hillsboro. Lot 100000. Apply to
Geo. W. Boies, at @. 8. Bell 4 Co.'S
Foundry. MRs. J. R. MARsHALL.
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Mr.. F. B. Parks, who has been attend
ing school at Valparaiso. Ind, for sew
eral months past, has completed the
course in civil engineering. He receiv.
cd his papers on Monday and will return
tomorrow evening. m ,HIg r. /,
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Mr.. Charles Gutridge, OF Hillsboro,
and Miss Nettie Ferguson, of Coving.
ton, KY, were the guests OF Misses Mer.
tie and Louie Brewer on Tuesday. .-Neu
Tienna Record. tt- #
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Mr.. Andy Cleveland is now conductor
on tho G. W. & B., branch and will hold
that position during the absence of Mr..
Burly, who goes on a pleasure trip to
California soon.
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Mrs. Margaret Farley and her daught-
ers, Miss Mary Farley and Mrs. Frank
Lyford, who have been visiting relatives
here for some weeks past returned to
their home In Cincinnati yesterday
morning. leLu. M m
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Misses Ida and Jessie Ambrose and
Miss Maggie Glenn returned yesterday
evening from visit to friends in Lafay-
ette, Indiana.
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A. & F. Rockhold have purchased ol
the Foster Stove Co., of Ironton, O., q
full line Of their most excellent cook
and heating stoves, made from pure
charcoal iron.
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Rumor says Clear Creek was 80 high
Sunday evening ~ to wash away the
brick school house on the Samantha
pike. A reporter will be sent out to look
the matter mn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Overaker and family are
In Hillsboro to spend the summer and
are guests at the residence of Mr.. J. w.
Patterson,
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Mr.. Frank Jeans, who has been i'll TO,
several weeks, is spending few days al
Rocky Fork Hotel. ...
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Master Robert Mccoy. of Chillcothe,
returned home this morning after q short
visit to relatives in this place. p".
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Mr.. Cornelius Conard, Of the Garbage
tAo.O Pres, made the Nrws-HERALD
'ofhos pleasant call yesterday.
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There will be no preaching at tho
Presbyterian Church for three weeks,
a. DR.. AcSurely goes on vacation dur
ing the extremely heated term.
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Rev. ]. w. Klise left last Thursday
for Fredericksburg, Virginia, where he
will look up his share of the root Of all
evil,
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Sumo summer visitors are otherwns
than wise. People who try to escsps
the general holiness by coming to Hzh-
bero TO simmer on the top Of an elsva-
tion within two miles and . half Of TIE
sun win bs hunting overcoats to wear
In that burn from which no visitors 10.
turn t HH .N. tU. N....eF
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Preaching services will be held at
Ambrose Chapel Sunday, August 9Th. at
10 a. m. Baptism by immersion will be
administered to number of persons.
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Mr.. Enos Shepherd who has been i'll
with fever for some weeks is now able to
be in his old place behind Seybert &
Coz counter. .' '.
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MAR RI z D,

sCAMMAHORNE-sI the resi-
dence Of the brides father, Isaac Simpson,
ESQ.,, on the S1st Of July, by 7. N. Watts, J.
P, Mr.. George W. Scammahorne and Miss
Annie Simpson.
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The G. & NJ. R. r. ran an excursion
train to the colorsd picnic at Five Points
Adams county, last Sunday.
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A score Of Poles and other foreigners
arrived here Last week, expecting to
wsrk on the Columbus 4 Maysville
Railroad. The breeze whispers very
softly of Q boom in that concern, but the
thing has been doomed 80 much already
that booms are not desirable. We are
getting tired OF syndicates. eos ~ +
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Mr.. Monroe Scott, Of Barlow, Florida
is visiting friends and relatives in this
place and vicinity. ..
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A large number Of persons from this
place attended Quaker Quarterly meet.
ing at Leesburg last Sunday, ..tr
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wheat Waatsl.

One hundred thousand bushels Of
wheat wanted. for which / win pay hull
market price. House opposite jail build
Ing, Glascock building, Rhort street..
WV. DuRxHlL, HillshoSo, o. ~, IN
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Mrs. Eliza Cummings, her daughter,
Miss May, and Mrs. Levenla Dill leave
tomorrow, (Thursday) for Chautauqua.
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Miss Carrie Hershey, who has been
visiting the Misses Lefevres, returned
to her home in Springfield yesterday
morning.
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Mr.. N. F. Frye, formerly a mouldcr in
the employ of 9. S. Bell & Co., has re-
moved with his family to Sprinpfield.
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Mrs. DR.. VanWinkle, of Manchester
visited relatives in New Market and
Hillsboro last week.
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Unclaimed Letters.

List Of unclaimed letters remaining in the
Post Office at Hillsboro. o., Aug. 4th, 1886
Ballentine VIM Griffith Olive
Bethge Mrs McColly in
Brown w Miller Sarah
Daugherty Joseph Moore Smith
psugherty George Robinson Thomas
Frick Julius Rev Row George
Fenner James II Tate John
Please say advertised letters in calling for
the above. @. T. POPE, p. M.
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Misses Lou Burns and Emma Nye, o
Springfield, are guests at the residenc,
of Mr.. Richard Burns, in this place.
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Mr.. Leo Frankel, gauger, has been
transferred from the slistillery at Lynch.
burg to the one at Hamilton, O,
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Several couples from this place had
an enjoyable time as the guests of Mr..
William Overman last Saturday even.
ing. - a-.
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Mrs. Charles Kibler and Mrs. Parr, OF
Newark, are visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
+. Kibler,
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Mr.. Philip Kramer threshed one hun.
dred and eighty-six bushels of wheat
from an eight acre field.
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Mrs. E. Carson and her son, Arthur
left this morning to. visit relatives neai
Souix City, Iowa.
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Mr.. ]. w. Wharton and family, of
Bonneville, Ross county, are visiting at
the residence of Captain ]. NJ. Hiestand,
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Burly attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Edith Caldwell al
New Vienna On Saturday.
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Mr.. Zack F. Hickman has retired
Irom the business and editorial manage.
lnent Of the Leesburs Buckeye. Who
bis successor will be is not known at
present. Mr.. Hickman deserves credit.
He had oil sorts Of disadvantage to con.
tend against, but the Buckeye has been
- spicy and - nicely printed little
paper - the force Of circumstances
would permit. .., ..a-s. i
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Miss Fannie Moore, OF Waverly, O., il
the guest of Misc Mary E. Fenner, on
West South street,
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Misses Mamie and Ellen Patton, of
Lebanon, Indiana, are the guests of rela-
tives in Hillsboro and vicinity.
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Miss Anna Dawson, of this place, is
the guest Of Miss Louisa Baldwin, Of
Springfield, o. aN g.
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Miss Ella McSurely leaves to-day tc
visit her friend, Miss Lille Merrill, a,
Loveland.
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For Sale-My grocery, on North High
street. D. G. FRNNrR.
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Miss Jessie Harrison, Of New Vienna
is the guest OF Miss Minnie williams.
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Miss Belle Friend, Of Blanchester, ID
the guest of Misses Flo and Ruth Beam.
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Miss Anna Logan. OF Cincinnati, ID
the guest Of her friend, Miss Maggie
McKeehan. t '.
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Mr.. Will Eakins, Of Springfield, is
visiting relatives in Hillsboro. 900
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Mrs. J. NJ. Ball, of Springfield, O., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lewis Holmes.
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"Pinegrove" coal cook stoves, the best
stove for the lowest price in Hillsboro.
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Teachers who will read selections at
the Institute, IN Thursday, August 18th,
will please notify me.
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The Clinton County Teachers' Insti.
tute will be held at Manchester, August
9th and Goth. inclusive. Prof. w. G.
Williams will instruct In grammar, Mrs.
VIC. Williams, in methods, superin-
tendent E. p. West, history and gram.
mar, and superintendent N. II. Chaney
In arithmetic and geography. N. Ken.
nsdy il President Of the institute,
Frankie J. SIM. h, SECRETARY. and 8. J.
Brown, Eiids Bundy and Minnie Dud-
~, Committee on Reception.
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Mr.. g. H. Holiday, of the Foster
Gtsve Company, Ironton, o., made the
NEws-HERALD Office . pleasant call last
Friday Mr. Holiday Il gentleman Of
considerable literary ability. being 4
retired editor and the author Of I vol.
ame entitled ION the Plains In ,ee.''
We have the pleasure Of promising the
readers OF the NEws-HxRALD something
from his pen in the near future. ~ - ~
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Miss Jessie Glenn, Of New Vienna, is
visiting relatives and friends here.
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NOTES.

When you go camping be sure to take
militia man or an old soldier, They
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Go to A. 4 F. Rockhold and see .
Lexington Belle on Roller Skates.
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Boyd Nevin is now behind the count
or at ]. NJ. Hiestand's quecnsware store
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Mr.. Charles Graham. OF Xsnia, O., is
visiting his mother in this place. @
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04

A party was given at the residence O
Mr.. ]. G. Oonk last Friday evening.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04

DR.. William Hoyt and family spent
Wednesday Of Last week at Rocky Fork.