The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-01-10
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Hear the Mozatts, Friday svenips.
January IL. M&
Roman Triumphal Trumpet 10 rare
Mosarts.
Tickets for the Mozart Symphony
.oncert on sale at Gutridge & Folsy's.
The College is about inclosed and the
inside work will be pushed to finish.
Charles Cole, of the Gas and Electric
Plant, will move his family to this city.
Miss Annie Dunn has returned from
'isit among friends at Washington O. H.
Kirk, the plumber, has begun work
IN his Jail contract. He will give the
county good job.
Good bye skates, slsighs,. snow, ice,
ingles, etc. The rains of the 6rst Of the
week carried them all away.
Mrs. @. E. Hixson and family, Of Hills.
ooro, were the guests Of relatives at New
last weekly. Y. Reporter.
Only limited number of tickets are
On sale for the Mozart concert. Do not
miss the opportunity of hearing it by
delay.
VIM. Hayes, a brakeman on the Ohio
was killed by freight COL
lision, near Bainbridge, Wednesday of
last week.
Protracted services each evening this
week in the Christian Church, begin.
ming at 7 o'clock. Rev. w. D. Moore
will preach.
Agent Stanley Hopkins, of the @. P.
& ", at Hillsboro, spent part of last
week with his parents, at Winchester
w. U. Defender.
There were forty head Of horses sold
at the stock sale, Saturday. Not many
good ones among them. Prices ranged
from SIS to s75.
The mail along the g., P. & V. branch
is being carried now by hand.car. No
matter how much steam is carried the
"biler" never busts.
Oscar Farquhar attended in Hillsboro
last Thursday the annual assembly and
dance given by the young people ofthat
place. Wilmington Republican.
Mrs. J. B. Hawk and son, Eddy, lett
for Blanchester, yesterday, where she
will assume charge of the Grand Hotel.
Ed. will preside over the Office.
Mrs. DR.. Glenn entertained a number
of friends Friday in honor of Mrs. Cum.
mings and Miss Dill, who will soon leave
for protracted visit in Peoria.
Mrs. VIZ. Kibler returned to her
home in Hillsboro Wednesday after 9
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Will
Spetnagel.-Chillicothe Advertiser. 49,.
Carlos Stevenson has taken position
as book keeper in the Farmers and
Traders Bank. He is splendid ac'
countant and worthy young man.
Ellis Pence showed usa contract, Mon
day, for a massive monument which hi
had just sold on Seventh street, Cincin
natl. Pence is bringing lots of business
to Hillsboro.
Urban Orebaugh, the handsome ant
accomplished editor OF the Lyhchburl
Record, was the admired of all admirer
among the fair ones of Hillsboro,
few days ago.
The First National Bank elected tn
following directors yesterday: S. F
Scott, President; @. 8. Bell, L. B. Boyd
Kirby Smith, j. H. Richards, JohI
Hulitt. Cashier.
II. H. Puckett succeeds G. T. Bylan
as weather observer. If the weathe
this week is sample of his intentions
we could almost wish Brother Bylan
hadn't resigned.
Judge Kelly has moved into the Cal
roll Block, on Short street, opposite tn
Sheriff's residence. He has an elegan
Office there and will always be glad t
welcome his friends.
There are now 1872 water works se
vices in. It will take something owe
three hundred to put it on payin
basis. These, it is confidently expecte
will be taken next spring.
DR.. Walter s. Rudisill is snugly el
sconsed in his new dental rooms, an
better than ever prepared to NAL
everything pleasant for visitors. H
new quarters are light, neat and elegan
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