The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-06-20

". Best Of artists employed at Climax.
80 Best cabinet photographs 50 per dozen
. at Foulk's gallery.
lsh' Kaufman & Baer have sold their stock
}. of drugs to Seybert & Co.
ard We sell the best cigar for the money
at the West End Grocery.
Miss Madge Chaney is visiting rela- I
LETT tives in Washington G. H.
Tobacco plants for sale. Apply to !
az CA. BARRY.
FOUND - Purse containing small {
nav amount OF money. Apply at this Office.
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Miss Katie Glascock, of Chillicothe, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Mary CLANCY.
visi.
and. The Amusement Club met at DR.. Full.
lerton's last Tuesday evening. A good
49,, time is reported.
hio, Miss Gertrude Gardner, of Washing
ton G. H., visited relatives at this place !
,ber last Sunday and Monday.
anu It's to be 90 during the whole
month Of June. The clearance sale Of
now wall paper at Morrow Bros.
!,
a. Mr.. Will Waddell, of Columbus, o., is I
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. William
.om. Elliott, OF East Walnut street.
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Peaches, raspberries, tomatoes, cab.
bage, BEANS peas, caulifower and Gu.
um' cumbers at the West End Grocery.
for.
Children's Day will be observed at
Clear Creek Chapel next Sunday, June
,uay Esd, at 3 p. m. Everybody invited.
nus
Messrs. John and Andrew Rhonimus
and Mrs. Christian Rhonimus are guests
'oon of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Copes this week.
Mr.. Ed. Sloane, formerly OF this place,
=, now of St. Louis, visited his brother,
,,py Uric Sloane, last Monday and Tuesday.
A new discovery. Another barrel of
~. those delicious pickles that you read
!, 'no about. Two dozen for nickle at the
,..o :" West End Grocery.
For SALE.-Three desirable building
OH lots, within two squares Of Court House.
reia' Payments to suit purchaser.
aek- H. D. WADDELL.
Mr.. James Rowe, in company with his
. 40. son, Frank, visited the parents of Mr..
'A Rowe the first of this week. Frank re.
mained for longer visit than two days.
tho The base ball contest between the
|. on Black Stockings, OF Hillsboro, and the
itor base ball club, of Dodsonville, resulted
in the defeat of the Black Stockings by
80 to 49,
'hio,
1ter, neV. T. Z. MarVlh' oi hocAPor'' w.
her, l., uhcie Oh MIS- .. /. Dean' eAPecE
ed to visit his niece this week. Rev.
Marvin is an evangelist in the Presby-
'ulte terian Church.
It may be interesting to those who
Va are inclined to be skeptical to know that
work is begun on the building for the
chair factory. and work has been stopped
H., in the well in the Court House yard
eek. too much noise.
"hs The Model City Mills are again in
operation by the old firm, Evans & Nc.
Guire. The mills have been thoroughly
lerly overhauled and put in splendid condi.
m at ton for custom and merchant work.
JONI The proprietors will be pleased to wait
pert on their old customers.
An entire new line Of goods at Nor
s In row Bros. We will not dissappoint you
ther by trying to describe the-oh, you will
hool be pleased to see the beauties and
'iler, Morrow Bros. will be pleased to see you,
Clara and explain anything you wish to know
<. in reference to their new line Of goods.
llage Mr.. Ike Ochs, of Memphis, Tenn,
! has who has just taken to himself a partner
ourt, in his, Joys and sorrows, visited his
in relatives and friends in this place last
the week, leaving Monday incoming for
ians' Chicago, Niagara Falls, New York and
other large cities in which they will
tber spend their honeymoon.
etue The visiting and local members OF the
row. College Alumna are requested to pre-
Iney sent their name and graduating year to
phui the con,m;ttee at the south entrance of
ing the college Friday evening. The guests
OF the alumne are requested to present
, far their cards OF invitation at the same en-.
horo trance.
By order Committee of Arrangements
Highland County's Examining Board
has been named and consists of the fol.
lowing M. DIS: H. A. Beeson, of Lees.
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