The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-23
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.... June 18th, 1888.
George Roads. Of Sinking Spring, was In
town Friday.
Cherries are rather plentiful and are selling
st IL cents per gallon. r
Elisha Beavers has been treating himself 10
brand new self-binder.
DR.. Miller has removed his Office TO the room
opposite John Hulitt's store.
ShiptOn q Hixon are saving q fine lot Of
cherry lumber at their mill, near town. 81
John williams and wife, Of North Union.
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Roger
over Sunday. 4
Corn In this locality is small for the time Of
the year and In bad condition on account Of
the wet weather.
Our young friend, Joe Story, passed through
Friday and In his hurry found time to make
The patrons Of the school In district No. Q,
gave their teacher, Miss Alma Fulton, picnic
dinner yesterday.
Mrs. Hannah Sinclair has Just completed .
splendid up-ground cellar, undes the supervis-
ion Of Isaac Jones.
Miss Mollie Brown went to Hillsboro We'd
nesday TO attend the commencement and spend
few days with friends.
Miss Etts Barrett has returned from New
Lexington, where she has been for several
months attending school.
r. L. Watts, wife and three daughters, Of
Marshall, were, the guests Of John H. Davis
Saturday night and Sunday.
Barrett's Mill Friday evening and returned "a
her homo at New Market Saturday.
is. W. Spargur has fitted up an ice cream
parlor In the rear Of the post Office and can
now serve his patrons In better style.
A subscription IL being taken for the build.
ing OF United Brethren Church st this place
with encouraging prospects Of success.
The young folks met at the residence oi
Philip Roads, on Main street, Friday night and
had Ice cream and pleasant time socially.
Considerable wheat will be cut In this vicin.
ity next week II the weather IL favorable. Tht
crop promises to be much above the average
Christopher Camdron, wife and daughter, O
Cynthians, were visiting the famslies Of J. W
Dewitt and W. ]. Redkey the fore part Of tn,
week. .e.. '.-h.
A small child Of Startling Clyborn's was %
riously burned on the feet, Friday, BY th
mother accidentally spilling sealing wax OF
them. .r .lI lHt lH'If.rr r. .-..
Mrs. John Coleman, Of Washington. O. H.
and Mrs. }. H. Wickersham, Of Greenfield, Or
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. h. W. Roads, at th
Andes House.
W. J. Redkey Is having . nice veyands bull
Il
Knisley, ON College street. Mccoy Sons, ar
doing the work. r-l.'" a|Hu off =
The schools in the Spargur and Hulitt dii
tricts closed yesterday. The former va
taught BY Miss Alma Fulton, the latter b
Miss Ella Keelor.
The farmers in the vicinity Of Carmel mus
devote considerable attention TO wool growing
judging from tha amount hauled to marke
through here from that region.
| P.D. Matthews, Of Leesburg, bought fou
hundred dollars worth of hay 10 this vicinit
stands in the meadow untouched. .
Miss Mary Cooper, Of Belfast. who has epeI
several months past with her aunt, Mrs. Henr
Foraker, returned to her homo last week. Sh
will be missed among the young folks. M
Sanford Roads and 2. @. Miller paid J. v
} Knisley and his new wife, at the fails Of Pain
, . visit few days since and now the repol
comes to us that SAINT came home founderet
q result Of feasting.
Henry Rhoades delivered to Turner, Of Leei
burg, and Black, Of Lyndon, SO head Of cattle
which had been fed In Paint township, by FL
vim Brown, that averaged 1,672 pounds an
brought the snug sum Of $8,208.
Rev. J. h. Davis, Of South Hampton, speI
several days Of the past week with his parent
and other friends here. On his return hon
he was accompanied by his mother, who vi
remain with them two or three weeks.
The lecture Of Morris Sharp, Of Washingto
G. H., last Sabbath was unique and deeply 10
pressive and listened to by . large audience
Perhaps no lecturer that has visited our tow
for years, SO fully met the expectation Of th
people as he.
The friends here Of DR.. Sylvester Lucu
! formerly Of New Boston, but for several yeal
. successful practitioner in one Of the flourish
| ing towns OF Kansas, were painfully sh0cke
l kt.,kL Lo1 1n,v vraHn
killed in his own home by some aend in hums
| ahape