The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-01-09

Miss Ora Schumacher Is visiting friends
and relatives in Chllicothe and Frank.
fort.
Miss Bessie Mackerley, Of South
Salem, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lulu
Barrere.
Mr.. Thos. Hibben, of Columbus, has
been visiting relatives in this place for
the past week.
Mr.. James West, of Portsmouth, spent
several days OF this week with friends
and relatives in this county.
Miss Cora Patterson returned to Hang.
ing Rock, o., last Friday, after spending
a week at her home in this place.
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Mr.. D. Q. Morrow has just returned
ed from Hoosierdom, and Mont says
from wading knee deep in water. His
own words were, "well, you just ought
to see IL.
Do you hear the school bell, boys
You'd better 60. The truant officer is
now on your track. Oh, the law means
business, and the school law means edu.
cation for all.
Mr.. Clifford Peale, of Lynchburg, WIS.,
tied his class. mate, Mr.. Herschel Russ,
last week. Herschel returned to pursue
his studies at the Cincinnati Medical
ColIooo Last Monday
A forty page issue Of the San Francisco
Chronicle, showing the growth Of that
City of the Occident, and also the growth
OF that section OF the country, is on our
table. Mr.. Hill, we acknowledge the
favor.
All members of Carson Camp, No. 4S,
8. Of ", are requested to meet at the
camp rooms this "wednesday evening at
o'clock sharp.
]. w. FENNER, Captain.
F. X. GAMBLE, LIST Sergeant.
Capt. J. w. A. Gillespie, an old jour
nalist, is in our city, canvassing for the
sale of John Clark Ridpath's History of
the World, and we bespeak for him that
success, among our citizens, which a
work OF 80 much value and merit de.
serves.
Messrs. Frank Martin and John We'd
ding have opened up merchant tailor
ing establishment over Haynie & Rein.
bold's restaurant, and invite all their
friends to call and see them. Both of
these young gentlemen are skilled work.
men, and will undoubtedly receive a
liberal patronage.
The celebrated suit of Stokes and
others against the County Commission
ers, on the Leesburg and Centerfeld
turnpike, has been finally decided by a
decision in the Supreme Court in favor
Of the Commissioners, and the contest
ants are paying their taxes for the con-
struction OF said road.
The following is the style of invitation
being printed at this office
"V. M. @. Tenth anniversary, Hills.
boro Council, 425, Royal Arcanum,
Hillsboro, o. Yourself and lady are
cordially invited to public installation
and banquet, Friday, January 18th,
1890: Installation at Odd Fellows Hall,
opposite Armory, 7:30 p. m. sharp"
Tho Stxank No,,, ,,,s<koo of ~ l,.,,o
neatly done much.needed job in the
cleaning of the streets. It is mildly but
firmly suggested to the same committee
the impossible condition of the pave.
ment on Walnut street, just east of East
street. When pedestrians have to leave
the pavement to avoid the mud, it is
surely high time that improvements
were made.
The many friends of Mr.. E. E. Rich
ards, formerly of this city but now
superintendent of the Bloomingburg
schools, will be pleased to hear that at
the last examination held by the State
Board at Columbus he received life
certificate in all common branches, and
also in rhetoric, general history, civics,
literature, algebra, zoology, astronomy
and physics.
Mr.. Tom North, jr., died at the resi-.
dence OF his parents last Monday after
noon. Toms sickness was OF but short
duration, he being at the store of Colonel
Walker last Friday, in which store he
had been a clerk for some time past.
The funeral will take place from the M.