The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-10-04

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October I'd, 1883.

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Dode Knisley returned last week from
Xenia, where he had been spending the
summer.
John Parker has removed with his
family to Pike county, few miles east
of Cynthiana.
Rev. Cummins, Of Dayton, o I, preached
at the U. B. Church Wednesday. night
and visited among some Of his former
parishioners here on Thursday.
J. H. Roads, Of Los Angeles, CAL,
spent part Of the past week here in
the interest Of the estate Of p. s. Roads,
deceased, OF which he is one Of the exc.
cutors.
Fred Enderlin, of Chillicothe, and
George T. Day, Of Greenfield, bought q
large quantity OF hay in this vicinity
last week for the eastern market.
The first killing frost of the season
came on Sunday morning. The uncut
corn will not be greatly injured by 1t we
think.
The first Quarterly meeting for Rains
boro charge will be held at Marshall
Saturday and Sunday, the Goth and 2lst
of this month.
J.B. w. Spargur and wife were guests
OF his aged parents here last Sunday.
J.L. Gossett was chosen Superinten.
dent and L. w. Spargur Assistant Super.
intendent Of the M. E. Sunday School
last Sunday morning.
Squire ]. @. Ferguson has been on
the sick list for several days past, but is
better.
An unusual amount Of Commercial
fertilizers is being used by Paint town.
ship farmers ON their wheat lands this
fall.
Monroe Scott, OF Barlow, Florida, and
his mother, Mrs. Julia Scott, Of String.
town, are guests Of Philip Roads and
family to-day.
A squash weighing 81 pounds. grown
by the News. HERALD correspondent,
may be seen at the post-office.
The Republican ticket nominated by
the County Convention yesterday gave
entire satisfaction to the voters OF the
party here we think.
Henry Foraker and daughter, Mrs.
Ogle, made business trip to Chillicothe
Friday.
For several days there has been
traction engine with q broken axle
standing in the middle OF the road Just
west OF town, frightening q majority
of the horses that are driven past It
every day. 1t is to be hoped that the
owners will find some way to remove 1t
in the near future.
Richard Carter, of Indiana, has been
renewing old acquaintances and forming
new ones in this vicinity during the past
few days.
Mrs. Margaret Head, of Hillsboro, at.
tended church here last Sunday and was
the guest Of Capt. D. NJ. Barrett and
wife.
j. w. Roads, T. NJ. Ferguson, H. w.
Roads, j. B. Gossett and L. w. Spargur,
from this place, attended the Republi-
can county convention yesterday.
Rains 4 Butler, of Greenfield, are
plastering Joseph Rittenhouse's new
residence this week.
A horse belonging to Elisha Beavers
got loose from hitch rack in Greenfield
some time after dark Sunday evening
and was reported to have been stolen,
but 1t was found yesterday morning with
the vehicle still attached, and neither
the vehicle or horse harmed.
Isaac Jones is engaged in making some
needed changes and repairs on j. w.
Redkey's house on Church street, occu-
pied at present by DR.. Glenn.
Rev. G. L. Winget, the new pastor Of
the M. E. Church, moved his family to
this place from Williamsport last week.
Alfred Tutor went to Ross county Fri.
day to attend the funeral OF his sister,
who died in Columbus on Wednesday.
Edward Barrett and family, Of Miss.
ouri, visited the families of D. M.
Barrett and Isaac Oats last week.
Squire Jacob Hilliard, OF Leesburg,
sent us box Of ripe figs grown by him.
self this season, for which he has our
thanks and best wishes. We are glad
to know that friend Hilliard may enjoy
the privilege of worshiping God under
| his own vine and fiR tree.