The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-06-22
PRICETOwN.
June 10th, 1898.

are needed in Highland county. Some
OF our capitalists contemplate starting
one to be styled "Pricetown Fidelity
Bank. The principal stockholders will
likely be G. w. Joseph Donohoo, H. d.
Barker, 7. L. Kelly, j. W. Faris, j. W.
White, E. Z. Gonna and Chas. Abraham.
The latter to be President, and Joseph
Donohoo Cashier The title of Fidelity
is selected because the stockholders are
to maintain strict confidence at all
times in regard to the banks status.
Potatoes, beans, cereals and provisions
of all kinds may be deposited as we'll as
cash. This is departure from the
usual business of bank but the stock.
holders think it will be of mutual ad.
vantage to all the firm We prophesy
great results from the contemplated
departure, inasmuch as the names OF the
promoters are synonyms for success.
Sheridan Faris is at home after an
absence at Cincinnati of several weeks
Frank Foust, accompanied by Miss
Addie Gossett, N. S. Landess and lady,
and S. A. Lion and lady took in last
weeks excursion to Dayton.
B. OF E. meets today in regular session
w. A. Dodson is doing masonry al
Rainsboro in the employ of Elijah
Lafferty, Of Honolulu, who has the con.
tract for the new school house at above
place.
John Tedrick is attending school a,
New Vienna.
Our postoffice still remains intact
though banks bust, thrones totter ant
spots appear upon "Helios." The "Cracl
OF Doom" only would surprise us-no
being certain OF having graver cred
entails for promotion.
Mrs. A. j. Swain is guest of her son
w. E. Dale, of Washington O. H. viii
recently took into himself an help.meel
Hearty congratulations to you and yours
Willie.
Miss Sarah welty, of Olney, H., ha
been a guest of friends and relative
here. She is now at Washington c. H
Rev. Frank Foust's pastoral work i
one.half time at Russellville, o, one
fourth at Union and remaining fourth a
Mt. Zion. Mr.. Foust is young man o
more than ordinary attainments. H
delights in music, being very profcien
both in vocal and instrumental.
Mrs. s. F. CLANCY was guest OF ne
sister, Mrs. Ellen Barrere, at Washing
ton G. H last week.
E. K. Mount purchased farm nea
Sinking Spring and moved his famil
thereon. A. M. Fouch is possessor G
the Mount farm near HAYWOOD.
E. V. Barrere, OF New Market, cand
date for Recorder. was with us last weel
He Is a young staunch Republican, EN-
nently capable and worthy of supper
The famous "Smith cemetery tire
cutting case" is settled, absolutely. Ih
case grew out of certain cedar an
juniper trees being cut or trimmed
Smith cemetery by Peter Certier. Cert,
was arraigned before Justice, ]. W. Fari
in August, 1892 (the offense being con
mitted on or about 9th Of May, prece,
ing) on complaint OF John F. Smitl
After the preliminary hearing before tt
Magistrate, the case was continued
Probate Court, where it was tried BY
jury and Certier acquitted. Before IL
, Magistrate bond for cost was given
Smith with surety, which bond demon
, mated that they should paw if case W
dismissed by Magistrate or Grand ju,
failed to indict. The Prosecutor certift
the case to Probate and filed his bill
=. information and complainant sign,
himself responsible for cost and ther
upon trial was had with result abo
given. On complaint of G. W. Johnso
ex.Constable, Justice, E. S. Pulse,
Dodson township, tried the questi,
e last Saturday whether or not the bol
Il was good for cost made before the Ma
strate, and the decision is that said CO
g. is last to all eternity and not worth
"Carte Blanche" The period for futh
n arrests has expired therefor. Broth
!. johnson, let us in fraternal unison,
the prospect long farewell and sha