The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-07-12
OUR NEIGHBORS.

NEW VIENNA kkPORTkR.
G. E Hixon and son Guy, spent the
Fourth in Hillsboro.
WINCHESTER HERALD.
Capt. Samuel Kelly visited relatives
and friends at Hillsboro, this week.
WILLIAMSBURG NEWS.
Blondon Mckinney and Miss Flo
Shedrack visited friends near Hillsboro
last week.
WASHINGTON C. H., REG.-DEM.
Miss Hughey, OF Hillsboro, Misses
Bateman and Henry, of South Charles.
ton, were the guests of Alice Creamer
over The Fourth.
WEST UNION NEW ERA.
John w. Robuck. son of Aaron Ro.
buck, of Fairfax, Highland county, was
married Wednesday. He is relative of
the Robucks of West Union.
PORTSMOUTH TRIBUNE.
The c., T. q V. is the only railroad in
the country that is showing an increase
of earnings over those of last year, which
fact is due to the long traffic given it by
the Norfolk & Western. The gross earn.
ings for May this year were $26. 266,
against $22,5l1 for the corresponding
month of last year.
MANCHESTER STAR.
By kind tolerance and natural in.
crease, the premises of DR.. N. B. Van
Winkle affords cats in plenty, and to
spare so on personal application of ].
Lackey, the doctor concluded to spare
one, and on the glorious Fourth Mrs.
VanWinkle attempted to capture one of
the pets. Going to the back porch she
found one of the finest lying contented.
ly asleep in the sunshine only waiting
to be captured. She threw an apron
over it and attempted to put it in grain
bag which her mother was holding,
when it escaped from her hands and at.
tackled her with all the savage fury of
its wild ancestors. 1t entwined itself
around her foot tearing her shoe in
pieces, and succeeded in bruisng her
foot considerably before the combined
efforts of herself and mother put the
animal to fight.
RIfLEY BAZoo.
Maysville is to have a shoe factory.
George II. Brodt, formerly of the Ripley
factory will be superintendent and a
member OF the Board of Directors.
A young man walked into Maddox's
drug store few days ago and asked for
a bottle of Presbyterian food He wanted
predigested food, and probably became
confused on predigestion and predesti.
nation.
WEST UNION INDEX.
Mrs. Beatrice Rhoades, of Hillsboro,
who has been visiting her father, F. d
Bayless, returned to her home Tuesday.
Hugh S. Vance, ex.recorder and ex.
school examiner, of Highland county,
we'll known to many of the citizens of
this county, is making preparations to
become citizen of Aberdeen. He has
secured one of the leading schools of
Huntington township, Brown county,
and will resume his old profession the
coming fall. Hugh's work as teacher
placed him among the foremost of the
Highland county pedagogues. We wish
him success in his new location.
LEEsBURG BUCKEYE.
Miss Margaret Barrere, of Hillsboro,
Sundayed with Mrs. Lulu Barrere and
the Misses Nettie and Minnie Mackerly.
R. Asher, of Hillsboro, has just drill
ed two wells for Jonathan Ladd and
found an abundant supply of water.
Andrew Taylor came over and pointed
out the places to find water.
Some of the disgruntled politicians
are trying to make war on Judge Hulicb
owing to alleged frauds at the primaries,
but as the Judge is the choice OF the
majority of Republicans in this Congress.
sional district, the opposition will be
comparatively harmless.
sABINA NEws-RECoRD.
Fairs will be held this year at Hills.
boro and Greenfield, but no fair will be
held at either Wilmington or Sabina
Over in Fayette county, to the north
of US they have not had the rain that
we have had and about Jefersonville
the early potato crop and the garden
truck shows the need of soaking rain.
The newly planted trees are also requir.
ing watering.
GEORGETOWN GAZETTE.
There was quite panic among the
saloon keepers of this place last Sunday.
caused by some who have no back doors
being jealous of those who have.
Mr.. j. E. Brown, OF Leesburg, O., by
request, will be in our place the latter
; part of this week, to talk shoe factory to
! our people. Mr.. Brown owns factory
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