The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-04-16
village.
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iFRoM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
c. G. Fields, night clerk at the Gibson
House, Cincinnati, spent last Friday with
his parents here.
Messrs. Chas. Henderson and James
NoldcI, Who have been employed af
musicians with the Howard Wall ORA
matic Company during the past three
months, returned home this week by
reason Of the company having left the
road. They intend starting out, how.
ever, with another company soon.
J.B. Bergman, who has been propri.
etor OF The Lynchburg House and res.
taurant during the past year, disposed
of all his confectionery goods this week
and has moved to Belfast, where he will
engage in the hotel business.
Ed. CLANCY has contracted with the
County Commissioners to crush 40,000
loads of stone during this summer, to be
used in repairing the pixies in this part
OF the county. The crusher will be To-
Gated near Sharpsville, on Turtle Creek,
where there is an immense supply Of the
choicest quality Of blue limestone rock.
Work vii! commence as soon as the
weather will permit.
There was great rejoicing here over
the grand Republican victory in Haril-
ton county in last Mondays elec-
tion by the Republicans. The gov
ernment employees at the distillsry had
a grand jollifcation on Wednesday night
by means of fre-w orks and other dis
plays. The government Office at the
distillery has been handsomely decorat.
ed with flags, bunting and also the por-
araits of the successful candidates. The
hotel at which they board was beauti-
fully draped, and general rejoicing was
had among the Republicans here.
The township election last Monday re.
suited as follows: Assessor, w. A. Alb.
srnathy; Treasurer, Henry Bebbett;
Constable, Frank Faris. The following
2re the newly. elected Councilmen: VIM.
Hammond, W. A. Abernathy and Au.
xustus Mars. Member School Board,
Thos. Montgomery.
DR.. VIM. Meadow, who has been at
tending the Ohio Dental College at Gin.
cinnati during the past term, has been
engaged in the practice of his profession
ut Buford during the past week. The
Doctor is young man of ability, and we
think will make grand success in his
profession.
Mr.. A. Scott, better known here as
General Scott, met with very painful
accident Sunday evening about o'clock.
He has been occupying room over
Ar. B. Miller's implement store, and
when passing near hatch-way in the
upper room fell through it down among
the implements, striking an iron wheel,
which made a desperate cut on the back
part of the head, rendering him uncon-
scious for quite while. Aphysicion was
called and dressed the wound. He also
received some very severe bruises on
pther parts OF the body.
Quite number of the young men OF
Hillsboro were calling on acquaintances
hare Sunday evening.
Three OF the students of the High
School successfully passed the examina-
aion for teachers certificates at Hills
buro on last Saturday. They were Miss
- Mary Roser, May Delaney and Maude
Montgomery.
George Phister, who had his leg am-
p1tated about two weeks ago, is getting
iaong nicely, and there is every prospect
asr his speedy recovery.
4. J. Jackson, of Blanchester, made a
lying visit here Sunday.
Nin Maggie Miller, formerly Of Hills.
bsgo, left here Thursday morning to
Wsad the summer with relatives in
Z ulDupnsin.
On town has been generally regarded