The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-16

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on the nrst page OF this issue. 'Na
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u Mrs. Solomon Drulard And daughter, Miss
Pauline, Of Minneapolis. Minn.. are guests
~ The residence OF Mr. J. II. Richards. 7
MIR. and Mrs. John gConard have. returned
from visit Of . few weeks q friends in
Lancaster. Pa. ana other eastern cities. i. .
Misses Maggie Glenn ana Lids and Jessie
Ambrose leave the latter part OF this week
for visit 70 friends In Lafayette, Indiana.
In spArguS Quinn's new Bee Hive every.
thing u nicely arranged and q full line Of
goods 10 carried, with prices ~ low % any.
where. gi sv dg gnaIei Iua +,
Rev. Clemens. Of Lsesbure, the great Qua.
ksr Evanssiist. will preach next Sunday af.
tsrnoon st 8o'clock, at the Creamer school,
house, Paint township. ~ ili' ~ ~ ' 81.
.+s rt.lt, - 200 tii
The Bee Hive 10 located few doors above
the Post Ogios, In the best plass for the con.
venienes of the purchasing public. Call and
take look At the store. inst Nr
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Mr. John ]. Fallon. of Helena, Montana.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent Of the
Union Pacific r. R., ID visiting his parents
and friends In this place. T,.I,
A sit,ssn rsmssked sew days since that
the Union School Commencemsnt tickets
furnished . good many fellows with families
who wsrs not othsrwiss supplied.
!, A show company struek the town last
week and appeared bsfose small audiences
On Thursday and Friday nights. They wsrs
billed for Saturday nisht but failed 70 ms'
tsr'stlse. ~. III. - y. .-llqi3Uhi
The reason 20 many people take thsiI
children 70 W. II: DowninSb gallery fol
photogeaphs u because he loves the littl(
toaks and mover fath to GET pleasing pic
tusss Of them. hgg .@tom cal 70 =.
The c., W. 4 B, Exprsss iofios has beer
temporarily rsmevtd 70 ~. Enifrits 4 Col
room. three doors above whore Il rsosntly
was. Tue shangs u paads tor the purpose o.
ssnov4tins the building and ntting Il up II
god style. ii no ~" if,-.-i
Nfs. w, J. Assersly lett on Friday Of las
week 70 attend the Senior eutsstatnmsnt o
the Oxford Female College. DR.. Mekursl,
left yesterday and both will be present Q
the oemmsncsmsnt exercises Of that inst
tution this evening. :. ~. -,ar84 4sHf sidl
Chiidrsn's Day was observed at the Beg
tist church last suaday morning with ful
attendance yand GOOD attention. The pro
gram was carried out fully and an sssa
written by one Of the young ladies and 'Yea
ON that occasion was psonounosd excellent
Owing 70 the rain that fell steadily sunda
afternoon the special ssrvicss for Ch ildren
Day 81 the Presbytsrian Church we're sliml
attended. withstandins the inclsmer
weather, the exercises were carried out q
eording 70 thspFosram and were very sntsl
Thsbssssy iingls Witch appears in . loo,
column this week was rsesivsd 81 the NEW
HssALp o0seoa Monday - 10 reply to u
"Rssl end Ideals strl, published short tim
sines. The suthor nakss Il very plain th'
there are two sides 10 ths subject but Y
really want 10 knovi hDw her IDEAL h
weuld act. ~ g1GdJut-ib 1861.
The n. y. Sunday school obes v,d chit
sa's Day at The usual hour tor mcguiug q
vlces. The exercises were led BY eupesin
endsnt Dstwiier and consisted Of music q
-recltatious by the members OF the seho<
THE sabbath School hymnal was ussd q
the slaging was led by the organ and cho
Dr.. Keteham made an Interesting talk u
the program throughout was thoroushly .
toysd. fs fsal -aAl3 t eAa.a'
Ths NJ. Orab Monitor comes to No this ws,
With Sigh Of relief on Its editorial PAL
1t hes recently undergone the precise OPP
site Of . boom and after withstaSd ding q
struesls hos Gainsd . better loothold amo
The a4ve1tisers Of In natesusl village. y
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