The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-09-27

benefit and satisfaction oi having . good
mill completed in their midst. There ID
also attached 70 this mill a saw.mill, and
preparations are being made TO Get Z
pair Of large scales near the mill. Yves,
White and "Dock" Kelley are the EN-.
ployes and thoroughly understand their
business. We invite the patronage oi
the public TO our mill and after you
have tried its productions we will insure
that you will come again. Success to
the mill and its proprietor.
Aaron Custer and wife, Of Monroe,
Iowa, were the guests Of Mrs. V. B.
Custer last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Clary, Of Hillsboro,
visited Mrs. Clary's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Donohoo, Sunday.
Jack Walker and wife, OF Straightout,
participated in reunion feast at Humph.
rey Stevens last Sunday that was made
in honor OF Elijah Stevens, Of Iowa.
Rev. Ruble is announced to preach at
Harwood next Sunday.
John Tedric, of Davis county, Mis-
souri,, staunch Republican and an old
soldier Of the 4Sth Regiment, and Mr..
and Mrs. Absalom Tedric and Chas,
stroup, Of Jacksonville, Henry Tedric
and wife, Of Hollowtown, and A. ],
Swain, one of our townsmen, and q
comrade of John Tedric in the 4sth
were enjoyable entertained by George
Tedric and wife, of our town, last Sun
day.
The base ball club OF Fairview played
q return game with the Mohawks, OF this
place, here last Saturday, the game re-
sulting in favor Of the visitors.
The little daughter Of Chas. Barr ia
quite poorly with whooping cough.
Willie Faris still remains very poorly
with lung trouble.
Henry Puckett, of the Hill City, came
down to our place last Saturday evening
and claimed for his own one Of our es.
Unable young ladies, Miss Effie Corder,
They were quietly married by Rev. j.
Barker and very noisely saluted by the
tin pan brigade at night. May peace
and plenty, health and happiness ever
attend them.
Rev. Lawwill is expected to discourse
here next Sunday.
At rest, her untold suffering ended
her spirit basking in the glorious light
of its Maker, her memory ever to bt
cherished by those that enjoyed hel
compsnionship in life, and her many
words, preparatory to her departure
from earth to heaven held sacred b.
those that witnessed them, is our be
loved sister. Sarah ]. Swain, aged 81
years, 2 months and l day. She hat
been q patient suffer for about fou
years until relieved by death last Tues
day evening, the 18th. Mrs. Swain wa
true disciple Of Christ in all that tn
phrase implies, and her exemplary lif
here below is q worthy monument t
we that must soon follow her. He
friends do not mourn as those that hav
no hope, for Christ hath said "blesse
are the dead that die in the Lord.
The bereaved husband has the heartfel
sympathy Of every one, for his paths al
made lonely now in his advanced ag'
Rev. Barker preached a short and in
pressive discourse, after which she VIZ
left to silent slumber in the Smit
cemetery.
[From another correspondent
J A number Of persons from here a
tended services at Danville Sunday.
w. E. Dale, of Washington O. H. is
visitor at the parental home to-da
Sunday. He will return tomorrow
having secured a position as clerk in
furniture store. He gave US the cash
send him the NEws.HERALD.
All of our schools have begun exec
in the CLANCY district.
Mrs. Wyatt Gossett has been und'
the treatment Of DR.. DeHaas for sever
days.
Old Aunt Polly Roberts was the +
recipient of q severe fall last Thursda
The Board of Education met Saturds
: to adopt a textbook for our schools.