The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-12-17

NEWS.HER
Mis Mary. the bright little daughter
Of officer Louis Fahrlender. 10 very dan
serously III with brain fever.
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Common Pleas Court sdjourned upon
the conclusion Of the CLANCY trial, "a
resume proceedings next Monday.
Richard Burns, Or, has been very ser.
iously Ill with pneumonia, for Z week OF
more. His condition IL quite critical.
Mrs. Rev. NJ. p. link, who has been
very seriously Ill with inflammstory
rheumatism, is now improving slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Matthews attend.
ed banquet Of the Society Of Colonial
Sons, in Cincinnati, Thursday evening.
Miss Edwena Hogsett has received a
good position at the Athens Hospital,
through the efforts Of Hon H II. Redkey.
Family, Teachers and Pocket Bibles.
Hymn Books, Prayer and Devotional
Books in great variety, at Bowles' Book
store.
Isaac Larkin has purchased the Charles
Noltz residence, on Walnut, and will
move into it at once. Consideration
$1,25O.
Next Sunday will be the shortest day
Of the year. But that won't afford you
any excuse fer not going to Sunday
School.
John Britton, who has been at work
for some time in Hillsboro, spent Sun.
day here with his family.-Sa6ina Ns,Us
Record.
At the Opera House Jewelry Store you
can And just what you want for pres
ent to father, mother, sister, brother or
. friend.
Thos. T. Smith, of Cass county, Iowa,
was in our city shaking hands, few
days ago. He is visiting relatives at
Leesburg.
Miss Mildred Levy, OF Avondale, who
has been the guest of Miss Rosetta
Feibel, returned to her home yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. J. r. Hawthorn and Miss Ruth,
who have been visiting Mrs. Sarah
Woodrow, left Friday for their home in
Milwaukee.
Howard ssxby is now on the literary
staff of the Cincinnati Enquirer, which
will have the exclusive publication OF
his articles.
Misses Annie and Nellie Dawson have
returned from four months visit among
friends and relatives in Pittsburg and
Uniontown, Pa.
Charles Ingebrand received q tele.
gram from New York, Friday, snnounc
ing the death OF his mother, and left al
once for that city.
Twenty-Five of PEBBLES splendid Bur
gundy cigars in neat box, for Christ
mas present. You can get them OF A.
A. Kennedy & Co.
e SScientiac temperance instruction in the
League room of the M. E. Church, mex
Monday afternoon, Dec. 81, at 2:30. All
are cordially invited.
Go to A. A. Kennedy & Co., for delic
ious grapes at ten cents per basket, nuts
candies, holiday goods, &C., fresh ant
fine, at bottom prices.
Don't forget the Hillsboro Railroad
When you "swear off, don't neglect tt
"swear on" a little in regard to you
business with that line.
Fine China dinner sets, tea sets, SALAD
sets, tete a.tete sets, fancy cups ant
saacers, and great variety of novelties
at Bowles' store, N. High st.
Walter Amen has accepted q position
in the Office Of the Clark Carriage 90.
Cincinnati, and will enter upon his dut
les there, the first Of January.
A new grocery is to be opened In th'
room formerly occupied by Spencer Nc
Clure. j. B. Greuber, of New Market
is the protector Of this enterprise.
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