The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-03-27
TO BE SEEN ON THE STREETS.

Rev. John Klise with q haversack---
not of the military variety, but Of tomb.
stone photograph dimensions pa
rading the streets Of the village this
week.
A beautiful plank 'backstop" on the
south side Of the Court House has been
erected this week for spring ornamenta.
ton, it is to be presumed, as no select
nine are utilizing the boards. It must
be ten feet high.
LATER.-It is show.poster fence and
looks gorgeous.
The country visitor to the Model Town
at the present time might be led to think
that perhaps murder had been com.
mitted or that the people we're in immi-
nent danger from floods or perchance
that the arrangement for funeral were
being completed--that may be result
Of it abby the earnest expression and
subdued talk Of groups of two or three
men as seen on our streets most any
day. But the stranger may be told to
allay his fears no smallpox or cholera
exists In our midst, it is only little
political talk.
David Woods is wearing very signiH.
cant cash on the outside of his head
the interior is all right. Pomp Kittrel
(colored) was the citizen who admins.
tered the "dornick" to David's head. II
David was an expert with the sling and
stone as was his illustrious namesake of
old, he might take Pomp at long range
and give him one in the forehead.
"Where did you get that hat?" is a
question Olin ]. Ross would like to ask
the man who borrowed his good new hat
and left his old "bonnet", which Olin is
now wearing with but little satisfaction
to head or heart. This outside trade
was made in Squire Maddox's Office
last Tuesday. Now Olin wants to ex.
press himself as willing to accept rue
bargain and wear his own hat with his
name in the crown. Bring back that
hat.
East Main street is rapidly assuming
metropolitan airs. All that seems to be
lacking to constitute it a veritable New
York is an East Ferry, at least there is
New York dry goods store and New
York clothing store and other stores that
are not from New York. But one of the
bankers of the town discovered lack on
the part OF the N. Y. dry goods store as
compared with the N. Y. clothing store,
and that lack was a pavement display
which he said could only be supplied by
standing the young clerks of the dry
goods store out on the pavement as orna-
| ments.
AS water spilled upon the ground can
not be gathered up again, neither was
the milk Seaver Parker intended for his
customers last Thursday gathered up,
but went to increase the volume OF water
in the already too high Ohio River. His
horses ran off and ditched milk and
wagon at the Enterprise Planning Mill.
Given to the genuine hospitality are
some of the citizens of North High street.
A weary wanderer from the aristocratic
Chillicothe found his way to the Model
Town last Monday evening. Poor and
penniless he accosted tender. hearted
citizen as to where he (the W. wy could
find nights lodging. The t. h. C. i'm
mediately took him to his own door
where the W. W. stopped, observing that
it was not yet bed time and again wan
dered "up town." He was afterwards
seen by the night police, who advised
him tc return and enjoy the hospitality
of the t. h. C. A good record for North
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