The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-14
RAINSBORO.
April 10th 1886.


The schools here will close in four more
weeks.
Four or five from this place attended the
urday.
Mrs. Isaac Kearns has just returned from
visiting her mother, near Bournville, In Ross
county.
Jas. W. Roads says he has voted in Paint
township fifty years and has never missed an
election.
Frank Gossett attended examination in Chill
licothe recently and obtained . certificate TO
teach in Ross county, good for one year.
J. 81. Roads, Of Los Angeles, Cal, informs
us in . letter Just received, that J. B. W. Spar
CUR and wife started East on March 29th.
small child Of Franklin Jackson's died ON
Thursday morning last, and was buried Friday,
In the Roads cemetery, ntar Barretts mill
The south precinct at the late election, poll.
ed sbout ninety votes less than IL did last
fall which was due In part, to the unfsvorable
weather.
An occasional person has ventursd out with
q sleigh during the snow Of the fore part Of the
week but their wasn't fun enough in it to
prompt them to put bells on their horses.
Isaac Upp and 2. T. Roads got tie vote for
Jinks for constable. Mr.. Estle says that Gap
tain Jinks has always bean in his way.
From the amount Of shingles taken out to
different parts Of the country, from this place
during the winter, there must be considerable
Improvement In contemplation this spring and
| summer.
8. F. Caudy will sell his personal effects at
public sale, on Tuesday and wili probably re-
move from this vicinity In the near future but
we have not learned what he has decided upon.
He 10 clever citizen and will be missed.
The U. B. Church organized their Sunday
school last Sabbath by the election of the fol-
lowing officers; Superintendent, John Hulitt;
Assistant Superintendent, Isaac Kearns Treas
urer, Miss Clara Bryant; Secretary, +. p.
Chapman M;.l Assistant Secretary, Miss Katie d.
last Sabbath BY slecting J. !. Taggart, Super
intendent J. L. 0ossett. Assistant 6uperin-
tendent; w. @. Blair, SECRETARY Miss Alics
Mackerley, Treasurer Misses Alice Tsggart
and Nettie Miller, Orgsnists and william
Roads, Librarian.
The many acquaitancss Of Israel Roads, who
s carried n The southern ma. from thi.
year old daughter died on the 9th. T. r. No
Coy will attend the funeral ct Marshall, on
sabbath. This II three calls Mr.. Mccoy has
had in that many days.
The heavy snow, In connection with thu
wind and the sottness Of the ground around
the posts, caused the large ootegonal tile shsd
Of J. B. Gossett's 70 fall Tuesday night. Be
sides the tile mill Mr.. Gossett had under ehs
shed, his wagon and farming utensils, Eat
fortunately none Of them were injured.
Let everybody subscribe for the NEws-HrR.
AID and We viii try TO keep you posted in re-
gard TO the transpiring events Of this part Of
the county. Should any one 60 on Journey
don't be TOO modest TO let ~ know about g.
Any items Of news brought TO our notice Whill
1t 10 fresh will bs thankfully received.
The Republicans Of this t1wnship elected
their entire ticket except clerk. The Demo
crats elected Frank PesFcs, Of New Petersburg
BY majority Of three votes with the aid q
the Republicans Of that precinct. who wers
enough in the convention 70 nominats men d
their precinct for the ofhees Of Ulefk and
Treasurer.
Angus Peacock, Of Snake Corner, vas taksr
violently III the fore part Of the week, st thl
residsn6e Of Britton Mason, but on Wednssda,
evening he was brought to the home Of J. W
al poo. ": ra:'s lin nv Il: yn:ss:
tention, and We are glad 70 bs able 70 stat'
that hs Il greatly improved and in fair We,
10 recover.
Mrs. Nancy spasgur, Wife Of Joseph "
6pargur, died st her homo near the 6pargul
Mills, April 9Th, after lingering lllness, aSei
q year., months and .! days. She was borI
Bssvsrs WAS married 10 Joseph v. epargus
October 18th, 1899. To them were born four
teen children, eight Of whom ars ~ living
nvs In The West and three here. A few year
since, while shs and her husband we're vislNnl
their children in The West, they sat down
the table with . company Of more than atty
made up OF children, grand-childrsn snt
great-grandchildrsn. With those, whose mum
Der Il now increased and The dsoendants here
II would b safe 70 say that but few ever lsav
20 many kindred in The Same line, 70 mourl
her loss. She y said 70 have bssn . woman o
great psterpA kindness and Affection. He
eompanien, nov far advanced In life, grsatl!
feels his losa For moro than e Year, the
jotlrnsyed together In the bonds Of swestss
union but nov. whom he fssls be needs be-
words Of cheer and tender sympathy most, sh
y taksn from him and he q lsft 70 iourne.
alQna Her rsmAins were intsrred In %
Beavers csmstssy. Friday evening.
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