The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-18
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WAUNSRORO.
Arors. ,e,h 1909
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MsveEE Msddou re'uFhed Sasurdsy from h's
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sev: u. =: bethei' OF SINKING spring. was In
Town saturday.
Miss minnie dossets mas Deen on the SICK list
for several Gays.
@. N. Garrett, OF Joplin. No., 10 at homo
visiting ms parents.
George Roads, OF Sinking Spring, was call
ing on friends here Tuesday.
Aunt Jane Davis has been on the sick list for
several days, but 10 now better.
Eddie, eldest son Of Abe Smith, 10 threaten.
cd with An attack Of lung fever.
Hsnrv Ennis and wifa. nj Fincastle. we're the
guests Of friends here on Monday last.
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CANDY fsrm now owned by John Huiitt.
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J.m.. nsviss Shs-s ~ - -. r;rc ha- hns,. ~
r.ass, .ms, ~'"' ""0'e s"' 10 ""A'"s "o' "o"ls ~
Mis- Alice r.pe.rt who b., bean amending
.ha srn,nosr 4, W.. v;.1;n;. E re,m.,sS ln..s
Saea.s. sns .ummer IN west virginia. returned nome
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sn.rsur reenruo ,uS xss.a,s, seor, v;.;. .,on:
Sr;enSs ~ p;nL.w:yv n"rnty A '''' s"o"s
' ~ - 'o..y So.
ID. Il. Garrett and Misses Carrie and Minnie
.tt,,.o ~ nsxs W,,9 HSsn ssS;nnS s; 'ne escners An
''.u'o ~ ni1''oo'o .u'' "ee..
Jonn Fernesu returned from the soldiers
heunion o. Athens Thursday, bringing favor
"C,u iopo's VI 'ne plUoeuinss'
warren Taylor, q West0oro, and d. 3. For.
sker and W1fe, OF Hillsboro, attended the tuner
q OF VIM. h. FORAKER, Sunday.
Rev. William Grimth, OF Marshall, filed the
pulpit % the n. z. Cnurch last sunday morn
ingin the absence OF the pastor.
Thomas Miller and wife ere visiting friends
near Jeffersonvills, O., and expect 70 attend
the camp meeting on Sugar Greek while absent.
shipping the hay bought last year Of the e.
ecutors Of the estate Of p. 8. Roads, deceased.
IN wiclersb,m and son. Fr.nt ~ Green.
field, attended church here last sabbath and
were guests Of b. W. Roads, at the Andes
House.
Allen Fsrroll has oons IN snnbriobt Tam
has snnovsd him in th;s ci;m.t. ~ .svar"i
years.
R. r. Houpb Eso. NJ H;l,sbo-o p....a
through Ssturdsy on his wsy 70 the Rockx Forf
Hotai vhere his vifa has MAN stsv;n~ Sor sev-
ersi davs '' --
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..shia - Dan -, ~ ,s.Ins'tK sIs ,' s'rs nNSty
.t sCIe On smSn ~ sosis. 09t wiu inorease the
him success. ~ '''' ' N'''-" " "' "'-
NV n.w,.. h.. h.., ...a r., r,
p...n.. s ~. p...tt nH. uevI enssS1 " MoLgan
.i;n. s:,s.r,. w ."s -. ' Ia" % m0S.e. M" wv ~.
tI;s ,. ~. ~. ~ k"o"' """ s'sr'ou ou'
'u,s 49, "pon "s .ouse'
=; n: TsgR.rt and wife, after : yisit Of sev-
went TO Jacksonville the first Of the week to
'~Aes Pos'"on % oasn'er Oh Dsnk.
In giving the list OF those In attendance ct
snS tove!and camp meAting from this place ws
tsiieo 70 mennon tn6 names OF Dr. J. u. Miller
ane two daughterS, Misses Nellie and Fannie,
".o Eosusnso On ossutosy evening.
Mr.. Rev. J. h. Davis has been sick for the
Q now convalescent. Brother Davis came down
from bis field Of labor in Clark county on Non
day last TO spend the week, With his family.
Charley Oates hat, BY accident went tbrouph
Montgomery Caudy's separator while thresh.
ing st o. B. Rhoadee Thursday. Fortunately
for Charley the sun was mot shining very
homo. = -
Tia grange pionio IN John Radlav,s .,ov.
aatnrdev ~ Z smc~... Tha .tts.asy.. AZ
forenoon ~ not Isrca hnt "~its . c.n~S y. "a
esthsred In Che sitsrnoon and ysrs art.r.s,ra
Cd with appropriats sddresses from M. Eiiis
iyncis IT, Sn.ron. : N: % ~ oha;r: h.H ~ ~ Ss 9
mestirv '"' '''"''s" VI 'u'
,-~.S :,
Amn ICnse4%sIy snowed ~ sna!i nard
oov!aet tnas aaa Deen enclosed ID . sheat Of
msch;ns hsSors a ~ S,.Hnr..~S ~sni ,n'3 & sne
SstSIv vhsn n csms IN cor tsct ~;,,, ~. t.sst
~ ~ cvisnisr ~. thro-n S.or ~" ..S s"e .,cS.
~ ths Sssas. NJ y nu.so,,s.. 49,. . ~ C.usns
ons -ith msi;.con. ,nt.nt ss ~ ..oN sos
vishin0 h ininrs az wsch;rs "'' '''Ae'
e T. - ... -v e'
Inete " Weed called Wild carrot that 70 des-
nned, we think, 70 becomes . general pest 70
sne farmers OF Highland and adjoining
co9nMee unless vigorous measures are taken 70
20 sne county OF u before y gets permanent
foothold. Five year. ago II was rarely seen.
but now 1t may be found growing in every
nstghborhood and on very large per cent Of
the farms. We wish Il and the oxeye daisy
we're placed under the ban Of law ~ is the Ca
madam thistle In this State.
Susan A. ssCaudy died ON Sunday. Ausuat stb.
sfter lingering iilness with consumption,
aged 30 years, 6 mopths and 26 dsys. Tboush
In declining health for . long time her moct
serious sickness only dated bsck about tve
weeks. She vas dsuehter of John and Hsr-
rist snider, and was born in this county. She
vs. married 70 John ". Csudy. Msrch iith'
With shsi. cir. father have sh: 'y%P:.hy Of ne
held was indicated by the large crowd Of frienia