The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-11
LEESBURG.

august Itn, looO.
The saloons are in full blast again, selling
beer by the gallon.
Miss Clara Nordyke, of New Vienna, is the
guest of Miss Nettie Hardy this week.
About forty persons from this place are in
| attendance at the Lovelsnd camp meeting TO-
day.
Mr.. Marcus Evans is suffering from typhoid
4 pneumonia, at the residence of his uncle,
Taylor Evans.
Mrs. Hattie Daniels, of Springfield, is the
Quest Of her mother and other relstiyes and
6ricnds this week.
Fern to Mr.. and Mrs: james Depsy, Friday,
suering, July 30th, Q daughter. Aother ana
Ansfker doing well.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. vanPelt, and M. and
M rs, !. B. Spencer attended camp meeting at
L. weland l<st Tuesday.
II. and Mes. Charles Dunn were the guests
Of reietiSes snd friends at Rainsboro, last
Tue dag and Wednesday.
Mr. =. II. 4. Davis and family, Of Careytown,
were We guests ot Der parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leona I'd Pensyl, the ,past week.
NEws-L yEnAnD, will confer favor on us by
leaving the same at the .postoffice.
Nessrs- EnrAet Martin and Chiffon Sans. Of
Brown county. we're the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. David Rains and Family yesterday.
Mr.. Sam Miller. at lPhiladelphia, Penn, ar:
rived here yestesAey to visit relatives .spd
friends, whom he had not seen for years.
Mrs. lEfie Nelson: ,sf Greenfield, and Mr..
Adrian VnnPelt, Of New Petersburg. were the
o,1ests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dunn last
Su nday.
liessrs, John ana 9. A. Essn. of Cincinnati,
who, have been visiting thek mother, Mrs.
Mar Keen, for some time past, seturned home
last Monday.
Mr.. John Starn, who has been confined to
kI,n nfo t,on
stinp IN the aide Of the neck, is able to be on
the str Get again.
Mr.. {,arles Sanders, fireman on tive g.,
". 4 r. r. r. on No. SO, was the guest ot his
psrents. NJ. and Mrs. B. @. Sanders, the Fore
part Of /. We week.
The re, vonsl of Mr.. Hickman will cali fer an
appointm. sn.of corporation clerk. Who the
know, as VIC have heard no ones name
mentioned.
Mr.. B, ,JAufslt, who has been visiting in
our village 4 " son2s time past left Tor Toledo
last Monday evening" to visit relatives and
friends. he will ,Fssbsbly visit Detroit aiso'
before he retu rms.
The musicsl eatertss4saent in city hall last
NIGHT w.s "a iriy stteAded, although the
Audience was n vt near &c large as at the one
| held some time ego. We ,d2 not learn what
| the proceeds am ounted to.
Mr., and Mrs. d. A. Johns64s accompanied
| by the fcrr ,er's brother, Mr.. ,hEad Johnson,
Johnson. rs % wi o is lying very low with saaamma.
tion Of the 9, omsch and bowels.
| Quaker On arterly was largely attended last
Sunday from all parts Of the county. These
meetipRs have been held ct Fairfield for yeare,
| but the membe rs have decided to hold them st
Samantha herea fter, instead OF at fairfield.
Mr.. Herman Horst, accompanied BY his
brother Leopold. of Arkadelphis, Arkansas, Or.
rived here the for epsrt Of the week on visit
to relatives and friends. They report the
weather at Arkad alpha as being extremely
warm.
The following is list of farmer. living neal
Careytown, who his We threShed tneir wneet.
bushels per acre Elhs Good, Al bushels pei
acre; VIM. Triplett. 40 bushels per acre
James Keever, So bun 'hels per acre; D. b
Jones, 81 bushels per q. IRE.
To any one wanting 'ouses or barns move.
would say / am well prepared 70 90 suci
work. Have had three yesrs' experience II
the business and my prio 20 are a. low - tn
lowest. All work warrant % to give sstisfsc
tion. Please call on or addl ess
+ LEEsBURa, o. VI W. sIrFIELD DUNN.
Mr.. Thomas Guthrie went TO Cincinnati to
day, on business connected Will hie telephone
Mf. Guthrie is still in receipt O letters ever,
day, from parties who desire Q purchase tn
entire patent. and the probabil ties are ths
some parties from here viii visit some OF th
leading cities Of the country the coming week
J to see parties who wish to purcbaAe II.
Several cases Of typhoid fever in town. Thil
reminds us that the most siokly Part OF tn
season Il now upon rs and the time when on
faithful sanitary committee should see TO
|, that our alleys and by-wsys are kept clean. WI
could cite them TO more than one place tina
. demands their most earnest attention righ
J now, and will undoubtedly in our opinion
! create sickness II left alone.
To the party who stole the buggy line off o
.. Mr.. Jacob Cooper's horse last night, Will
! hitched in front Of W. T. Davis drug store, vi
would say return II ct once, ~ you are spotted
|, and liable TO be arrested at any time. We aim
1 ply desire 10 warn you for your own good
l beprsdations Of this and similar character ar'
Of almost nightly occurrence, and II It ism
h stopped, somebody viii be badly hurt.
: The Leesburg Buckeye came out last Thurs
Z | day the same ~ usual. Il was reported ths
0 Mr.. Hickman would b here this week 10 helI
: the boys ont ON On issue or two, but We havl
. bssn informed that ths report was felee, sni
. | that Mr.. Hickman u now In 6s. Paul, Nina.
|, looking 10. location. We ars informed VA
!. Mr.. Adna Ladd viii form . paFtnership viii
a | No HiNknnan N thav End r RUitahk