The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-06-14
LOOKING BACKWARD.
A Retrospective Glance.-The Men ana
Institutions Of Other Days.
Where are They Nowl

nounces the GLORIOUS Republican vic.
tory" by which the immortal Abraham
Lincoln was elected President, The
vote of Highland county was as follows:
Lincoln, 24O7; Douglas, 2274: Brecken'
ridge, 1859; Bell, 476. Lincoln's majority
over Douglas, 1873. Net Republican
gain, 266.
Among the marriages are VIM. II.
McReynolds and Miss ]. Jobe; A. ID.
Britton and Miss Clarissa H. Ayres.
Under the head of deaths is an obitu'
ary of Jos. A., son OF Maj. j. W. and
Mrs. Wollas.
W. Miller keeps livery stable on
High between Main and Beech ola
Denny House lot.
J.&J. Mather run door, sash and
blind factory on South street,
Ike S Meyers sells clothing at Seniors
old stand, on Main, opposite the Court
House.
Marlay offers great bargains in hard
ware.
S. Mckee has removed his store to the
room formerly occupied by M. K. Orr,
but doesn't locate himself more def.
nitely.
John Reckley wants to sell wood or
coal stoves and warns everybody to get
ready for winter.
R. Richards & Co. take column 10
advertise their ready. clothing.
Josiah Stevenson guarantees satisfac-
ton in merchant tailoring.
NJ. R. Orr has removed to the store
recently occupied by S. Mckee, which
seems to have been swap OF houses.
John w. Stone wants to sell valuable
farm of lS2 acres three miles west OF
Hillsboro.
]. l. Woodrow, County Treasurer,
publishes his annual notice to tax-pay-
ers.
IN. Dorman hangs out shingle as
attorney.at.law.
Jos. Hiestand, Jos. F. Riser, Carey
Holiday and John Chapman warn
hunters not to trespass on their preml-
ses.
G. S. Bell has good cook stoves to sell
at the foundry.
Wash Doggett and Pleasant Arthur
are in the furniture and undertaking
business. :.
DR.. w. w. Holmes has moved his Of
fee to Trim ble's corner. Will be found
alter night at Elliott House.
Rees Gritiiths has again commenced
the boot and shoe making business. i
w. NJ. Meek lis agent for the Phoenix
Insurance Company. He also contem-
plates moving west, wants to sell his
Hillsboro home, with good weii Ut
never. failing water, and suggests that
ali accounts be settled at once.
E. & G. E. Easten have just formed a
co partnership in the leather business.
]. ID. Bradley is grocer and commits
sion merchant in Lilleys block.
Samuel Haynes has opened a new
shoe shop.
The M. & G. and H. d G. railroad pub.
fishes its time card. Trains leave Hills
boro at 700 a. IN. and 200 p. m.
Stoddard & Bro, have moved into the
room formerly occupied by Isaac Van
PeIt, and offer home made boots aud
shoes TO their customers.
Woodrow & Miller have seasonable
stock of dry goods.
Abner Moore! has elegant dry goods,
also oak, pine ard poplar lumber for the
fall trade.
NJ. Free, on "Trimble's old corner" !"
bids for the trade in clothing.
r. w. Spargur, Sheriff, offers for sale
outlot No 7, property of Jonn Bond, and
farm of lO4 acres, belonging to Dianah
Edenfeld and others.
Martin Buck, of Bucks mills (former'
ly Trimble's) tells of his splendid flour
and meal, and wants to buy buckwheat,
(no pun.)
Geo. W. Barrere is pulling teeth, ac'
cording to the latest improved methods,
in Smiths Row, Main street.
Cyrus Patterson has some fine live
stock for sale.
G. Matill has select stock of ready
made clothing, hats, caps, &c. Also
lager, good for the stomach. Likewise
coal oil, at the corner Of High and Wal
nut.
Geo. w. link has removed to his new
shop on Main, just east of the Presby
terian church. He has a new hearse
and is ready to attend funerals on shor
notice.
Jas. Reece, Auditor, publishes lis
OF receipts and expenditures in Highlan'
county.
]. Todd's saloon and restaurant offer
good meal for 25c.
Moses Tomlinson offers reward for
lost saddle.
Isaac Colvin advertises clothing, dr..