The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-08-25
GREENFIELD.

Aug. 22-Mlsa Dell Langdou is at Lake
Chaulauqua,
Y.R. WATSON iB again on the streets.
Last Saturday stock sale was The slime
NEST ever held here.
NJ, II. Packard, the popular young tenor,
as ho styles himself, has gone.
W. II. Irwin and J. i. Marks spent q
few days Of last week IN Springfield
The A. NJ. z. church Of This place clear
ed about $500 on their camp meeting.
The second story recently added 10 tho
Colored SohoolBuilding Is about completed
Miss Fannie Murray returned home last
Monday, from q visit At Washington O. II.
W. r. Blackstone leii ior Cincinnati iast
Friday morning, to bo absent Tor some
time.
Miss Mollio Leib, OF Ilillsb0ro, 81 visit
Ing Miss Fannie Altman, on Lafayette
street.
Lawrence Arno,t and wife returned last
Friday evening from q two weeks visit IN
,ho West.
The White Dramatic Combination, which
played here three nights last week, did o
ina business.
Wheat 10 coming into market quite rap-
idly, and selling at Sl'25. Corn 80 cents,
and scarce at that.
A goodly number Of our towns people,
mostly young "bl0ods, took IN Bafnums
Big Show At Chillleoths last Saturday.
The Building Committee oi the now N.
u, church viii commence 90 once, tut.
ting IN The foundation and getting things
ready for the contractor
Married, on Thursday evening, Aug, s.,
by Rev, a. y, Beall, Mr., Walter Ilodrick
and Miss Ella j McAlpin, both Of this ci.
ly. May prosperity attend theml
Rev. I. Callel, and wife, Of Winton
Place, near Cincinnati, we're here last week
visiting bis old charge They we're thc
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs r. o, Crawford, or
South street,
We understand from knowing ones that
Rial s Draperb "Unolo Tums Ctbn'
Combination have The Town Hall engaged
for the 18Th OF September, This company
Is quite iavori,o IN Greenfield
John Kelley says, "Boys I lusl tell You
what it is, llb nice Co be- q father. have
q baby a, my house and you can't gu,fs
what Z is." Some Que ventures 10 guess
"it's a boy "No, says John. "Guers
again T. Another guCfsca, "ila gin. %
John laughs, ruba his hands, and SAYS,
'Now you're coming At mo, bul somebody
told you'll The father aud mother are
both blind
SUDDEN DEATH or SIR. ]. C, ROACH, .sES.
We are again called upon to announce the
death Of another old citizen, Mr.. ]. q.
Roach died quite suddenly OF cholera mos.
bus, AZ bis residence on South ls. street,
| yesterday morning, in the 7lst year Of his
/ age. Mr, Roach came up town on Satur-
day morning 10 attend 20 some business,
/ seemingly in as good health and spirits as
usual, but about o'clock D, ~ he was
suddenly taken sick and grew rapidly
worse until bis DEATH Mr., Roach wBa
born Ia Frederick county, Va, NOY, n
| 1910, moved here with his parents 10 lbo
year 1865 and has from that time until d
year or two since, been engaged IN active
business. He was well and favotahly
known throughout this community, IN,
funeral services will take place from lh,
residence, Tuesday, 23d inst, % . p. M.
The Democratic Senatorial and Judicial
Conventions for this district were held her,
last Thursday, 18th inst All the coun
tics were well represented bul Fayette
Hon, Wm. II. Reed. OF Chiuieoihe. Mai
nominated Tor Stale Senator, and II, T
Hough, Esq, Of Hillsboro, ior Common
Pleas Judge, both by acclamalion. Tn,
Conventions were the tamcst affairs of th,
kind ever held In this place. A Mr.
Wright, from New Lexington, was the ON
| ly delegate lha, had the back, bone 20 m,
and raise a breeze, and he, poor fellow
in trying 10 make fna speech and va,
something smart in presenting Hon. m. d
pickey's name as a candidate for judge
baked completely After his tongue refuse,
20 wag hO threw up his hands, turhe,
round once or twice aud eat down. showiui
that the tlesh was willing but the mind wa
weak. He took roalpains to tell the del
: egaies that be apd his father had know
Mr. H5Ggh irom bVyhbtd nP, JEP
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