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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-14
LEENBuRa.


Miss Lizzie Taylor is visiting friends in
Chillioothe.
Mrs. Henry Elwood 10 still lying very low,
with no hope Of her recovery. ~
Rev. n. Redkey is in New Vienna to-day,
combining business with pleasure.
Mr.. Fred e. Hardy, Of the shoe factory, Ii
visiting bis parents in Springfield.
Miss Mary Taylor is visiting her brother
Thomas, who lives at Hamden Junction.
Miss Nettie Hardy has returned home from
an extended visit to friends near Cincinnati.
Miss Rose Cox, Of Olive Chapel, will be The
guest Of Miss Gertrude Myers for few days
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hallowell, of Hillsboro
spent last Sunday in our village visiting
friends.
Miss Jennie BARLEY, Of the Hill City, wal
the guest Of Mrs. Ham Spencer the forepart oi
the week.
Misc Jessie Ringer, accompanied by Mrs
George Kirby, visited friends In New Antioch
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Perkins, Of Chillicothe
were the guests Of Rev. Nc Shultz and family
the forspsrt Of the week.
Mrs. n. Redkey and Mrs. J. Nc. shultz wer,
the guests Of Mrs. W. II. Penn, OF East Mon
roe, yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs.. William Duchemin, Of Cincin
natl. spent Sunday in town the guests Of Jos
hus Manifold and family.
Mr.. Coly Thorp, Of Richmond, Indiana, wal
the guest Of Mrs. Joshua Manifold and family
the latter part Of the week.
Mr.. John r. Horst, accompanied by Miss
Jessie Zane. Of Hillsboro, was calling OF
friends in our village last Tuesday.
Mrs Maggie Worley. accompanied by hel
daughter, Miss Annie, spent last Tuesday will
the Misses Paulina and Agnes Horst.
Miss eallie Redkey; who has been spending
the past week with Mr.. Isaac Barger and fam
lily, returned homo last Thursday evening.
Mr.. George Thompson, Of Feesburg, Brown
county, was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Hardy and family last Monday and Tuesday
nights. '.0N
Miss Maggie German, Harry Elwood and
Willie Mclaughlin, who have been visiting
friends In Chillicothe for some days past, re
turned home last Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Bridwell, Of the Hill City. Misl
Belle Dickinson, Mrs. =. Il. Beeson, and Mrs
J. Nc. shultz, we're the guests Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. II. Redkey Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Ben Frazier, Of the firm of Frazier
Bros, accompanied by his sister, Miss Jennie
left for Burlington, Y. J., last week, to visi
their sister. Mrs. G.. W. Kimball. and othe
relatives and friends.
Misses Lizzie and Mary Thurman, who hav,
been spending some time here visiting rela
lives and friends, left for their home In th,
Hill City last Monday. They carry the bes
wishes Of host Of friends with them.
To any ono wanting houses or barns moved
work. Have had three years experience il
the business and my prices are as low as tn
lowest. All work warranted to give satisfac
tion. Please call on or address
LEEsBuRa, o. VI WHITFIELD DUNN.
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EAST MONROE.

Mr.. Sam Htarn, Of New Mexico, u visiting
his cousin. J. W. 6tsrn.
Ell HAines lost . valuable young COW last
Wednesday BY being olovsrsd.
The hog buyers have shipped several car
loads from hare during the past week.
Nrs. 4. W. Carey, Benz. Carey and sister, Of
eamantha, we're TIE guests Of thsif sister, Mrs
Hill, Saturday and Sunday.
Rsy. John wi!ecn. fermsrly Of Lessbara
he many friends hsss wednesday. n =
I Ths httls sou Of John Jenhins vas sevsesly
hnyt last Tussday evening BY nail sasl
thrown fsum We fast nall train STRIKING bin
lo too Ieo0. ~ ----- u Z
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Oem.nen Pleas Csurt.

Joel Hart W. Sarah Hart. Divorce. De.
osi. IA sSafp 9. p. Scot. vi. wesley cop.. Fore.
closure. JSdsmsnt By default foF $3.50.
The Liberty Building and Loan Aseooia.
closure. Bottled no record.
Wnitem Essktn ~. Richard and ssrah
b. Hawk ys. James @. Newman OF 81
Ccency!t: Judgment for sils with pei
61san L1forge W. John 3. LAforge ct al
~ ~ aslde wlll. yerdict for defendant :
uneinsr9y W Con-: Highland county o
Gee q 1lssle RS!ell W. John 9. Carilsl,
Ing and plea ol eniity sntsrcd. The couF
nncd The ae,sndant 900 one hnndIsd o
.s e , Sss e sa SS:S ssa uS
Ss::;;iS;S.:..s,ss I, q ihs osd:s = = = si':s 81
fSwcIl - CARLISLE for damages. II Va
e: =: x. 'i:sss IN =. 9
- ~ S}Ss ttII.f ". ..tIl L|l.lf.t.r
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John Dunham . little boy cut his throat 60
severely that amputatiOn was necessary.
Throw the old cutting box away Winches.
Well. Of all the eccentric ways Of commit.
ing suicide this is the eccentrtcua We
would rather starve to death astraddle Of q
thres-cornersd fence.rail than sever ouI
wind.pipe with cuttins.box. Then to
have to b amputated afterward must Ger.
tainly bs embarrassing. II that boy gets
well, please let ~ know.
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NEW LEXINGTON.

tr. |.. July 18th, 1885.
Prof. Ferguson and family were at jacob
Thornburg's Sunday.
Miss Mats Behymer left here for Washing
ton @. h. last Saturday.
Miss Maggie Kirchner, Of Cincinnati, 10
visiting ct Columbus Terrell's.
Miss Mertie Brown, Of New Vienna, was
visiting friends here last week.
Miss Matte Adams started for her home in
Chetopa, Kansas last Thursday.
viii Lexington vote ont the saloons2 is the
all-absorbing question at present.
Misses Mary and Anna Burke, Of Hillsboro,
spent Saturday and Sunday at Joseph Cohn's.
Charles and Eallie Cohn, with Miss Victoria
Carpenter, spent Sunday in Washington q. n.
Columbus Tsrrell spent part Of last week
In Cincinnati, the guest OF Mr.. Frank Kirch-
ner.
The bills are sll over town announcing the
Burr Robbins show at Hillsboro. Happy the
man who has . boy that wants to see the
animals. a.
The Leesburg boys came over last Thursday
and played our boys game Of base ball. The
game resulted In score Of II to IA In favor OF
Lexington. ,....F= .sF,
A musical soiree was given ct the residence
Of Joseph COhn Saturday night. Prof. Joe
Cox with his assistants, rendered some excel
lent music.
Mr.. Frank Rhoadss and wife, of Kansas City,
No., who have been visiting ct Mrs. Rhoades'
father, D. A. Terrell. started for New York the
first Of the week.
Miss Ella Behymer was called TO Warrington
@. H. last week, BY the serious illness Of her
sister, Mrs. Sil. Hockett. Mrs. Hockett 10 re-
ported bettsr st the present writing.
The W. @. T. U. Of this place, held theiI
regular meeting last Wednesday OF Mrs. John
CsdemyS. During the meeting the question
vas brought up and discussed In regard te
voting out the saloons. II the lacies take hold
Of the work We predict that something detri
mental TO the interests Of the saloon keepers
will come ont of II.
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MILLER'S CHAPEL.
" 10Th. 188

July 10th. 1886.
Rev. Hill will fill his regular appointment
here tomorrow.
Mr.. A. J. filings horse ran off last Monday
evening, causing considerable damage to the
buggy.
Several persons rom near this place attend
ed the Children. meeting at Sugartree Ridge,
which was grand success.
Mr. David B. Garman, Of near Brouse' Chap
el, and Miss Estella Igo, Of this place. were
married last Sunday evening.
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A number of owners of ane herds OF cattle
sheep and hogs have signined their Intention
Of bringing their stock TO the fair. This be.
In the first fair in the State, there will, un.
doubtedly. be the greatest display of stock,
the best speed horses, and the best fair, gen.
orally of any county fair in Ohio.
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WARNING TO BOYsi
Don't Play Around Railroad Tracks or
Carsit ff D., r ..

For long time the Officers Of the c. W. q
b. II. r. Co., have been greatly annoyed by
thoughtless boys, jumping on locomotives
and cars In the freight yards and elsewhere,
at the risk OF danger to themselves, and pos.
sibly involving the company In claims for
damages.
The statutes Of the state expressly declare
that "any person who climbs, jumps, steps
or stands upon or clings or in any way at
taches himself 10 any locomotive, engine or
car, upon any part Of the track Of o railroad,
unless lawfully, or by permission OF the
railroad Officers, shall be fined therefor not
more than twenty-five dollars"
The railroad company, having exhausted
all efforts, other than legal proceedings to
stop this dangerous practice, without sue.
cess, determined to try what virtue there
might be In the law.
A beginning was made at Blanchester and
several boys were arrested and fined, and
others are liable to be arrested at any time.
The same course will be pursued at Cincin.
clnnati, Chillicothe, Greenfield, Hamden,
Athens, and all other stations on the G. W.
& B., unless the boys heed the warning and
stop violating the laws Of the State.
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Probate Court.
Johp Shanlsv AlAd

viii Of John Shepley fled.
]. n. Buiter, administrator Of the estate Of
Lotion Suitsr, filed inventory and sppraise-
ment.
J. n. Suiter, administrator Of the estate Of
Loftsn 6uiter, fled sals bill.
Mark Dicksy appointed executor Of the es-
tate OF Anna R. Barlow, bond, e600.
8. 4. Redkey, guardian OF the estate OF VIM.
e. and Alice Deleplane, fllsd third account.
win Of Daniel Fry 6lsd for probate.
John b. Graham, administrator Of the es-
tate Of Assl 6hoemakes, hlsd first account.
MARRIAaE LICxNsIs.
7. L. Beard and Bette Fisher.
Garrett Thomas and Mary =. Beard.
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Died July Sd, at the residence OF his
mother, of consumption. after q short Ill
ness. Jackson Kendeli. (colored), aged eigh.
teen years. He was q young man highly
esteemed and respected by all who knew
him. He was employed by Bell 4 Co. IN the
tin shop ut the time Of his death. ~
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= Miss Matte shannon, Of Folsom. o.. is
visiting at the residence Of j. A. shannon.
ON South street, and Is being instructed In
the minutia of the postonice, in order that
she may the better nil the position of clerk
at Folsom postoflce.
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J Miss Sarah Scott and Niss Aollis Palmer
have opened . drsss-msking and general
ssvins sseaslishmsut IN BsSord, and all In
that Vicinity needing work In their line
would do we'll 70 give them ealL
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A number OF fine speed horses will arrive
upon the Fair Grounds during the coming
week. and 60 In training for the racing on
the 4th. 9th. and eth of August. Persons
intending to bring stock should procure
premium lists II they have not already done
90, and make their entries soon, as no stalls
will be assigned until entries are made. All
entries must be made by the evening Of
August 4th. '-'. ft' I.t
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Anti.s1usic soeisty Spreading.


DR.. H. 9. Fullerton of this place, hos been
admitted to the Cincinnati Society for the
Suppression OF Music, and has obtained the
privilege of starting branch organiE alton
in Hillsboro. Among the credentials fur
nished to the society with his application
for entrance was the following letter which
We clip from the Times Star Of July Sd. The
opening sentences refer to his recent "trip on
the lakes:
The plano nend was on board Of each OF
our three bOats-The India, China, and ia.
pan, Of the Lake superior Transit CO.'S line,
MSw %:s os
best Il inesndescsnt JOKES. have have been cen chilled 81
en ussd s.. 1ss5 anS ne .dD:
to sing" and must snbside and fold my
aa sown os sa'y os soar
argument dying, dying. dying. or my Joke
ret
sweet" and never know that my Intellect.
ual EFFORT lies psiTr,.r ~
dead as the bulrushes round little Moses
Down on the banks Of the Nile"
No wonder that am "crossgrained I" No
wonder that am q sour, disAgreeable, old
chump. The plano did II. The Inevitable
MIbS h6oUauBer - 70 DIhJ0Os Like Ln0 w an
dering Jew, ny from shore to shore through
life, but she IL ever at my heels with heI
"Loreener" or her "Seemfnnny from Beef.
over" or her "swaney River, "and her ever.
lasting thumps and bangs. Some day
goaded to desperation by her. I too may ex.
plode and involve her and myself and the
plano and the vocalist and my favorite Joke
all in one red ruin
..Then shall no care It's shadow DER me Ming
For she Is quiet and her feller can not sing
The Society admitted The Doctor to mem
bership by q unanimous vote and consid
cred his credentials 90 excellent a. to confe,
upon him the degree of "s. o. A." As ye,
the meaning Of the honorary title 10 as mys
terlous to It's recipient as the animus Of tht
"piano.nend." This new step of tn,
Doctors imprints peril on the scalps Of thre,
or four musicians who loaf about the drui
store. .,... -.r'
A short time before the faculty of Miam
University had conferred ON the Doctor th,
degree OF A. NJ, and he now wears burdsI
Of appendage on the rear Of his name
Hillsboro can tejoice in having one titlet
dignitary with lots OF title and very airy.
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The Fair Board has employed the 9th
Regiment Band to furnish music during the
fair. Those who visited Washington c. H.
during the encambment will recollect It as
being the best band present
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Last years fair was one of the big fairs OF
Ohio. The prospects fer 1856 are still more
nattering and It IN confidently expected that
Htllsboro will have the greatest fair this fall
that was ever held upon the grounds.
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Mcclure W. Mcclure.

This cause. about which there has been
considsrable said In the city, came on 70 bs
heard last week. and resulted In Mrs. No.
Clurs being granted . divorce from her hus-
band on the ground Of gross neglect Of duty.
The Court dsoreed 800. alimony. which was
paid BY defendant. Mrs. Mcclure WAS also
given the custody Of their infant child.
Sloane = Morrow represented the plaintiff
and Steel a. Hough the defendant.
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A Sunday School celebration will be held
ct Union Chspel Mission ON Saturday, July
Slst. The May Hill hand will be present and
Prof. Glasgow will preside at the organ.
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Mrs. Harris, Of Paducah, KY, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Gregg.
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Lesa Williams died At the home of her
father, Mr.. A. r. Williams, near Sinking
Spring, Monday morning. The deceased
was niece Of Mr.. Ami Turner, OF this place,
twelve years Of ass and had been Ill but o
short time with fever.
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Aiss Maggie Erwin has again been employ
ID - teaches In the publio schools Of Wash.
ington @. H. She has been promoted one
Grade each successive year and will next
year take the Eighth 0raie ct an advanced
salary Of one hundred dollars.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Barrere, and
ter, Of Lima, O., returned home Mon
day morning after spending few days visit
ing OF the residence Of Mr.. Benjamin Bar
rere. ..
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Mr.. John r. Moberly, OF Buford, was In
town on Monday and made the NEws.HRR-
AID ONCE a brief call
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Mr. Charles Anderson, who has been III
with fever for some time has recovered suf-
ficieutly to be ON the streets again.
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Several couples Of youns:ladies and gentle.
men enjoyed q lawn fete given by Miss Lacy
Belle Smith Thursday evening.
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+, On and After Wednesday. .Jsly l4th, 1885.
the Co,unbus and NAysvills R. Il. win run
trains every Wednesday mosnins TO make
alsss eonpsctions to the Adams County Min.
esal epssnss. Also returning from the
9ps1nos The same afternoon. Train leaves
0lllshaso q o2b .. m, Hillsbor0 time, ~.
tusninS. arrives at Hillsboro at as p. m.
Fare fes the sound trip. including hack hire
- a1d iron The hstsl, ea.70. ,,t
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The board are negotiating with the mana.
ger Of ono Of the greatest attractions ever
presented at fair. Look out for announce.
ments In regard to It In next weeks papers
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Misses Mamie and Tracy Trimble enter
tained quite number Of young folks at
their home south OF town last Wednesday
evening
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Miss Maggie Ferris has returned from q
three week 3 visit to relatives in Cincinnati,
accompanied by her cousin, Miss Matte Nc
Dowell, of Richmond, KY.
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An account Of a surprise party for Mr.. Hen
ry Pulliam last Saturday by our Fairfax cor.
respondent is unavoidably crowded out this
week and will appear In our next Issue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. y. Price gave q party at
their residence on East Main street Friday
AY0niu4.
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The G. w. B. r. R., will sell excursion
tickets at one fare for the round trip. to the
picnic given by the colored people at Clinton
Valley, on July 10th. Tickets will be sold
only on the 18th, good returning on the Goth.
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Mr.. Theodore Simonson, OF Memphis
Tenn, IL in Hillsboro, having been called
here by the serious illness of his daughter
Miss Oracle Simonson.
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y A rsunton Of the FiFss and Second Ohio
Rs0imsnts-thres months Jsssvics-will bs
hsld st spsipsasids o.. July "a. 1850. the 26th
anniversary OF the Flint Battle Of Bull Run.
Comrades Of either regiment desiring fur.
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Mr. John Q. Price has started barber
shop on the west side of North High street,
under the management Of Mr.. johnson
Bradley, Of Leesburg. -.Ia.
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jacob Tompkins died at his homo in the
HasdinS creek nsishborhood, last Saturday.
In his 68th year. The remains were inferred
IN the HardinS creek cemetery on Sunday.
1hs funeral ssrvioes were conducted BY Rev.
Joseph Wright and were very largely attend.
ed, .eeAl''
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Russell Church Festival.

The lawn festival given In the church
yard on the evening Of July 10th. was well
attended. The grounds presented beauti.
full appearance. lighted by the moon and
Japanese lanterns. The center of attraction
seemed to be the booth presided over by
Misses Mary Boatright and Anna Cluxton.
The crowd 80 far exceeded the expectation
Of the managers, that the refreshments gave
out early In the evening. The only consola.
tion we can offer is, we may give another in
the near future and win provide bountifully,
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Mr.. F. H. Calvert, who has been attending
school 1t Lebanon has returned home to
spend the summer.
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AZ the Highland House, on Wednesday,
July 7th, 1853. Mr.. 7. L. Beard, living near
SugaTtrss Ridge, was married TO Miss Bottle
Fisher. Of Buford. Rev. ]. Pearson, the Pre-
siding Eldes OF this district, ofaeiating. Mr..
Beard 10 . we'll known and highly esteemed
sitissn and IN acceptable local preacher In
the Methodist Episcopal Church. 5 =.
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HilisDoro fair August 8. 4. 6 and 0.

Rev. q. P. Bethel, Of sinking Springs, was
in Hiilsboro en Monday.
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Childsen's service at Pike Chapel Church
he's been postponed from July 18th to the
flrst Sunday In August, at O'Clock p. m.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hawthorn and family
Of Elyria, O., are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Woodrow.
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Mr.. J. n. Easter, one Of Highlands peda.
gosues, left last week to attend the National
Tsschers' Association meeting at Topeka.
Kansas. fr Dos q 4. .A.i 'l-y
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The Democrats of the 18th District will
hold their Congregational and District Con.
ventiou ct Chillioothe, August nth.
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Rev. A. X. Murphy breaches at the Baptist
Church every Sunday afternoon at three
O'Clock. On Sunday, July 18th. his subject
will be "Baptism." U
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Miss Maggie Lilley entertained . number
OF her friends last Monday evening.
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Miss Nell Engie, Of Middletown, Ohio, ID
visiting her friend, Miss Julia Lefevre, on
South High street.
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Nr. and Mn. Newton Chaney left last
Saturday TO visit Mr. and Mrs. A. q. Glas.
cock near Wsshington y. b.
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Miss Matte Glenn, Of Oregon, NO., will
spend the summer - o guest Of her sister.
Nrp. Geo. HaiRh
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The friends OF Rev. and Mrs. A. D. Maddox
70 the number Of about ON s-hundred, assem.
bled at their homs In wincsestsr, ON Nom
day evening. Jpns ooth. 10 sslsbrate the nf-
tssnth anniversary OF their marriage. the
Asnstasl gtves . very hns account Of the
evsnt and We regres that space forbids us
copying Il for the benefit Of the friends Of
NJ. and Nn. Naddsx In Htllaboro.,
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We are pleased to report that Mrs. John
Nelson, Who has been quite sick for several
months. 10 improving, and y now able to
81 Ia AMI
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Mn. Edwin 8hockley and children, Of
New Vienna. visited sslatives here within
the past week.
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The fair privileges were sold at privat,
sale this year and realized several hundred
dollars more than ever before.
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A Real Estate Journal has been established
at winchester, o., and 10 published from the
NeNff,sea o60CN. llitf
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Council At IT. meeting Monday passed an
ordinance on its first reading to create the
om.s Of Civil Engineer In the Corporation.
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NJ. and Mrs. william Fennsr, of Butte
City. Montana. are visiting relatives in
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Mrs.. Nannis Forbes, OF Salt Lake City,
Utah, 10 VISITING her mother, Mrs. Hanley.
ln ahiD plaOo. aI lslH 't. .r,. 10 e..
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-14

NJ. q. H. Collins left last Thursday for an
extended trip through the West and South.