The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-01-13

NEWS-HERALD.
g., Bargain Coun. For cyclone insurance, N. E.
Chaney.
,ited friends in Tuxedo Orchestra at Assembly Hail.
Monday Night.
r,.., =, ,,ond Miss Leila Elliott guest of friends
" "eNo'' - in Blanchester, last week.
v;-,. ... vsst A. M. Mackery, of Greenfield, was
+. guest Of friends here last week.
- ..,r Sheriff John williamson is now snug.
prs.s,. ly domiciled in the stone castle.
= a-.- =. ,. DR.. Beeson of Leesburg, was visitor
ncinnau "n'o"s ns nl.eoolo lllonoe' lsS' "eeA'
- ...r.n.d - T. J. Fulton, of Lynohburg, shook
.,.no-e hands with his Hillsboro friends, few
--~-- days ago.
eo 1on s.o 0' Ora Blskemore, Of Moons Fayette
Llnk'' A"" county, was guest Of his friends here
I Honolulu. ia last week.
A. M. Stevens Frank Evans and Charles Slaughter,
- "a. oue.e of Leesburg guests Of friends here
|, q few days ago. -" ""'' -e'.
Sunday last brought one Of the most
'eeAy oo nn oo continuous and abundant rain falls in
srmer lor s1oo the local weather annals.
,-..-a.,a ,ho Miss Lizzie Stevenson was guest of
49, ~. 80. her aunt, Mrs. j. B. Hawk, at the Hotel
Bindley, Blanchester, last week.
: -. p..n.~ Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Head have re.
De-. turned from visit at the home of Hon.
'pp and Mrs. D. M. Barrett, in Lancaster.
N je here for year or so ago Hilsboro only used
witness the DO. about seventyfve ncandescant lights
The number has now been increased to
seven hundred and fifty.
le Frank, were -->
r.. and Mn J. Mrs. Gertrude wnegardner hasreturn.
ed from Chillicothe, whittier she was
- called last week by the death Of her
,ber. steam and brother.in.law Mr. Joseph Wilde.
~ Phil. weyrich has turned out beau.
- tiful snow scene. photographed from the
who quite back window of his studio It is ON OK.
has partially re- hbition in the Town Hall Drug Store
duty. window.
starts off, as it Attorney j. B. worey has returned
attendance and from tour among the wilds Of Adams
ming year. county, where he discovered the only
county.seat weet of the Alegheneys
eturne" W ni' without railroad.
Auditor James said that Newport Covngton, and
the other Kentucky suburbs of Cincin.
natl will be united under the name Of
a mas gone 70 Cincinnati, South. Their combined
few weeks there, | norrl.t;or ia about 1ao nm
,, Ga, and 20 ->--
Florida. Charles CrtchAeld supt. of the Gas
and Electric Works, will arrive here
rk at Hillman's vi nrobohlv ramo;n Nth him a fav
ne elt again. weeks in order to familiarze him with
oafdln'a' the details of the business
tising an Extra Thomas Mtchall has retnrned from
Jan his tour through England, Ireland and
,hinchela over Scotland. He had Grand oood time
g. for $oSo but still thinks uncle Sans domain is
the best spot the face of the earth
cant off their He escaped seasickness both voy.
Ovarcoats and ages and enjoyed the trip to the utter
. to anyone most. He bade his friend, Peter Ed.
- wards farewell, in London
first mortgage
& vears Come Ed. Allen, West Union boy has been
oan. sPpoiA'ou A0''..".'oi : 3"o.n"'' AoA"o'
T. W1ac1Ns Sabinal is good sized inland town and
the Office pays several hundred dollars
charming and vesr Tbora wara number ~ ann;cants
French at the Ed anna.ed IN Joa p Smith for be and
most entertain Ed ware school mates to0eber vears
ton few even. AGO. and he was safely landed Ed has
ND rev rlenos. been unfortunate He burned out
dicoa aod Last lost his home and household goods
ara are several including fine piano. We glad to
to be disposed ne tna' no nas oeen Ny
ID books, will be oi luck-te@ o"'oI' 'c'o".
ardsy' January John J. Dewey, OF the firm of Dewey
Bros, of this city, has heart as big as
torrsdo vsed OK. Many families in Leesburg have
,v aftarnoon just to bestow unlimited praise
assed over the upon MS name. Mr. dewey exnlpited
only striking the spft OF Cfuy Onrstan munincence on
covering aay oy oonaung 70 tne poor
b. It first struck iamiles OF tne town car oad OF coal
r;no II instantv pounds of -four besides nice
into dressed turkey given each of the
Marshal. n. B. in his employ. Long may this worthy
wreck of the gentieman i've 70 10 good tnrougnout
killad the land. In the great hereafter surely,
- "They will rise up and call him blessed. !"
re glad to learn, -Leesbury Buckeye.