The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-09-21
PRICETOwN.
September 18th, 1893.

september lStn, 1888.
For the benefit of our Young readers
OF literary bent of mind, we give he
low our first billet deaux to our best
girl and her learned reply:
"DEAR MADAM Most worthy of ad
miration! After consideration and
much meditation on the great reputa
ton you possess in the nation, have
strong inclination to become your re.
lation. On your appreciation of the
declaration, shall make preparation to
remove by situation to a more conven.
lent station to profess my admiration
and If such oblation is worthy of oh
servation and can obtain consideration,
it will be an aggrandization beyond all
calculation ofEthe joy and exultation OF
yours, WILLIE
DEAR SIR:-I perused your Grafton
with much deliberation at the great in.
fatuation of your imagination to chow
such veneration on so slight founda-
ton. But after examination and much
serious contemplation, supposed your
animation was the fruit of recreation, or
had sprung from ostentation to display
your education by an odd enumeration,
or rather multiplication of words OF
the same termination, though of great
variation in each respective significa
ton. Now, without disputation, your
laborious application in 80 tedious an
occupation deserves commendation, and
thinking imitation sufficient gratifica'
ton, am without hesitation yours,
MIRANDA.
Yes, they want the NEWS. HERALD
Noah Young, one of our respected Dem.
ocratic citizens, hauled load of wood
clear to the Hill City and exchanged it
for subscription to the News. HERALD
and some change to boot. Such keen
determination to secure informatio of
a reliable kind is proof of Mr.. Young's
judgment and the ascendency of the
News HERALD's worth.
The Populist picnic was fairly at
tended. The speakers were Paul Van
dervoort, of Omaha, Neb.; G. N Pulse,
@. B Edwards, P. Mclaughlin and w.
A. Bailey. Mr.. Bailey presided over the
deliberations. The privilege men did
very well considering the GOODNESS of
the atmosphere, which materially re.
duced the sale of icecream and lem.
onade articles of large profit. Mr. Nc
Laughlin said they nominated him be.
cause of his stentorian voice, and that
witnesses could easily hear him from
the court house to Kramer's and Park
er's. Perry's good fellow. but wonder
when he will call witnesses from the
court house, officially! R. S. CLANCY
is generous citizen at his home, but
when will he administer to the wants OF
the Infirmary inmates? Echo answers,
when2
Alex CLANCY and l. G. Sanders have
returned from the Worlds Fair. They
belong to the Scott Dragons and at
tended the fair with that body.
E. L. Gonna is sick with fever.
School in district No. begun last
Monday. M. E. Pulliam is at the helm.
This morning John S. Faris begins in
district No. 6 and 7. @. Sanders in No.
2. Next Monday j. w. Faris will begin
in No. 8, E. D. Gonna in No. 5, Sheridan
Faris in No. z, and Alex Dewall in No. l.
The teachers of this township are we'll
pleased with the appointment of
Prot. Williams as school examiner. The
entire board is satisfactory and reflects
credit upon the appointing power
Judge Kelley.
A number of our young people en-
joyed an old fashioned hoe.down at the
residence OF James Thomas last Satur-
day evening. A nice time was had
John A. Young had refreshment stand
on the scene. The music was top tip
and the order in harmony.