The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-09-03

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Miss Mary, daughter Of r. 8. Quinn,
will today become the bride Of Robert
Palmer, at her home in Washington q.
H. Her many friends here will join in
best wishes for the future of the charm.
ing young lady.
Miss M. Lorie Hughey will have
charge of the department Of elocution
in Hillsboro College, for the coming
year. Miss Hughey is a fine elocut ZIONIST,
and all who want to make speciality of
reading will do we'll to consult her.
Rev. g. W. H. Smith will address the
Sunday School of Marshall on Thursday
evening on the future success of the
young people. The hope is that Presi.
dent Smith may arouse great enthusiasm
in Sunday School work in the county.
E. F. Cryder, who was assistant
cashier OF the First National Bank, will
remove to his former home in Chilli.
cothe. Mr.. and Mrs. Oryder have made
many " arm friends during their stay in
this city, and the best wishes of our
people are with them.
Rev. g. W. H. Smith, President OF the
Highland County Christian Endeavor
Union, will deliver an address in the
interest Of the Christian Endeavor and
Sunday School at the New Market Pres.
byterian Church Sunday, September 6,
at 7:3O pm. All are cordially invited.
Prof. Brumbaugh, assistant principal
Of the high school, has been prostrated
with typhoid fever, at his home in the
east, and there is some question whether
he will have sufficiently recovered to
assume bis duties next Monday. If he
should not appear, however, substitute
will be employed until he is able to
come.
The outlook for the fall term of Hills.
boro College is very promising. Pres.
Clarke and wife are known to us as eff.
ficient educators, and the College Trus
tees are to be congratulated for their ap.
pointment. The remainder of the fac.
ulty are equally excellent. We appeal
to the people of Highland county to send
students. Apply to the President fol
catalogue.
An immense audience at Bells Opera
House Monday evening witnessed the
opening of the season by Hi Henry'l
Minstrels. They carry a magnificent
band and orchestra, which are about tn,
only redeaming features of the company
The jokes all wore whiskers and tn,
dancing and acrobatic performers wer'
very tame.
Mrs. Amanda Colvin, of Buford, an
nounces the marriage of her daughter
Frances Isabel, to Mr.. Alexander Mich
Alison, City Counselor for st. Louis. Th
marriage took place Saturday, Angus
20, in the parlors of the Grand Hote
Cincinnati, in the presence of the i'm
mediate families of the contracting pal
ties. After the ceremony Mr.. and Mr.
Nichalson left for New York.
Mrs. NJ. L. Gregg, our efficient Git
Librarian, has received notice from tn
State Librarian that anyone wishin
books from the State Library can hav
them by first forwarding the borrower
and guarantor's card, which will b
placed on file in the office. But thos
who draw books from the circulatin
department of the State Library mui
pay the postage both ways.
H. M. Pavey, Irwin Med. Smith an
Geo. L. Garrett, Esqs., will speak on tn
political issues, at Greenfield, Thursda
evening. We commend these gentl,
men, and will vouch for a fair an
honest presentation of facts by then
They will not resort to demagogu er.
but will give such an array {
facts as the people can rely upon wit
absolute confidence. They will have a
| immense audience.
Rev. G. w. H. Smith, who was recen
ly elected President of the Highlan
County Sunday School Association,
making a vigorous campaign in eac
township. The plan is to organize,
snthuse and to work. Each Vice Pres
dent, one for each township, is pereml
torally required to make report I
every school in the township. Re-
Smith add ressed the Belfast schools la
night and great enthusiasm is arouset
While quarrying stone for the ne