The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-14
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July 18th, 1886.
Buyers are paying 6S cents per bushel for
wheat.
The coopers after short vacation resumed
work this morning.
Miss Ida Faris, Of New Market, 10 the guest
Of Miss Mary Meadow.
Mr.. VIM. Hill. OF Bloomfield, Iowa, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. H. L. Glenn.
Bayless' cornet band will give . picnic at
Woodmansee's grove next Saturday.
Thos. Montgomery and wife have returned
from visit with relatives st Petersburg, Ky.
Isma Troth has had placed in front Of his
residence, one Of the finest iron fences in
town.
The new Christian Church is going up rap
idly. The brick work will be completed this
week.
8. 9. Puckett and J. W. Henderson visited
night.
julius Frieberg, Of Cincinnati, was here
Tuesday looking after the interests OF the
distillery.
Perry whitaker lost valuable COW. which
he had purchased and was driving home last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Guss Meyer, Of Petersburg, Ky, for
mer resident Of this village, spent few days
here the past week.
Mr.. Charles Gibson aud wife, of St. Louis,
No., spent few days visiting Mr.. G.'s mother
and sister here last week.
The band was out serenading last Wednes-
day night. They did not forget the News
HERALD man in their rounds Thanks. Call
again.
Last Saturday night while at the festival at
Russell or on the way home, Miss Vads MUIR
ply lost gold bracelet The finder will con.
Ter favor by leaving it at Bayless' store.
Messrs. H. N. Henderson, W. L. Stautner,
Milt Mclean, and the Misses vsds Murphy,
Kate Gibson, Anna Bering. Ella and Lou West,
attended an ice cream social at Russell Sstur-
day night.
Thos. Montgomery has resigned the Office Of
U. 8. Storekeeper. Although he has been
serving under Q Democratic collector, he has
was desired, from which We infer that the
collector would have continued him. And
now the question that 10 disturbing the peace
Of some OF the faithful is, who will be his
successor Here 10 the list Of applicants %
far % We have been able TO ascertain them |:
Geo. W. Boies, Of aillsboro J: b. Duvsll, Of
Pricetown Ed Gartner. Ed F. Ellis, James
Fields, W. L. 0ibler, Of Dodson township; only
one Of whom has any chance Of getting the
place, and his chances depend largely on con-
tingencies.
MR. EDITOR The following letter has been
handed me with . request to have 1t published
in the NEws.HERALD:
CINCINNATI. June 28th, 1885.
To he mother and sister of Miss Annie Boy
land
On learning of the death Of Annie, our
hearts were made sad, and We feel II our duty
to express to You in your grief, that We also
ale made to grieve for her too. We loved her
q we have loved no other stranger We took
her In and gave her place in our family that
can never be filed BY any one else. We were
always glad TO see her and sorry to let her 90.
But alas, she is gone. and We will see her NO
more. As we weep for her. let us hope that
our loss 10 her gain, and that after awhile We
may sll meet again, where there is no weeping
and parting, where our friends will always be
with MS, where there are no graves, where II 10
one bright summer always, and storms never
come. Until then We will miss her We will
miss her kindness TO our Matte We will miss
her pleasant smiles We will miss her ct our
table We will like you. miss her morning,
noon, and night. This does not express our
grief. The saddest Of oil poor, sweet Mamie
10 gone. ELISHA COBB,
ELLA COBB,
MATTE CobB,