The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-10-11
October II, 1882.


| ruI ana ilush VIII be extensively used this
Mlnler as trimmings All styles, widths and
'OloIS no" ON safe at opencers
t.liH la{lor Evans seems to be much improved in
I I uealtu since he moved to the country While
| we dislike 10 lose him from the village we are
| sAd 10 know that what is our loss is his gain
The Ne1rs and Gazette were both r,isoorriol
last week and were taken to the eastern mart ~
| the state They arrived here on Friday eve
ming in rather a mutilated condition sevaroI
| copies missing.
/ Miss Zoe Norman left last saturday for
| Cincinnati where she has obtained n nositiC,
| as salesady in the establishment of Bell & Mil
| leI. MISS Moorman ls q general favorite here
| ana VIII De missed by all the community.
There are several nice lunches Of bor,s I,.i,,,
fed in this township The majority of farne2
ers are feeding pretty strong for the oori,,
market in anticipation of a decline in r,iccs
after the shipping season has fI1JIv openod
Flwood ,not,os o s,,,,i.It.-
trusses; also keeps n general assot,,,+ ,S
drugs usually kept in a irst-class druer storo -
Oc1lW3
Mr.. Charles c,iei+L 400, - ,,...,.,
has lately ta1yer ~ ~ va OoLtH S'IuIIll,
ArkansaS yg6or, t W P,a.3 il2 uDouo aU newport,
at ranid TO- NJ l-o Ptlayes tIe htnng
his new home -rl'y prosperity attend nm III
-'i9 i0" Lloilie'
dv GooJ5y y noto al gseIyD9uy wishing to purchase
clothing and gen{si i5ii;U,, VI ',l9s 1aIses'
well to call an, Ri- e. II 5oOu7 Will 90
have i,,st a,i 80 ~ a 'elis 4ueir new goods
their custornes H. go & le ANXIOUS 10 snow
n 7, -, '-'''O my nave
-, ~ p ~. altIey Is Dusly engaged training the
lI HLlllu Just across the line in Penn
Wv W" iiI57IlP' near the Duukard Church; Charles
2"auley Is making things stand around i'm the
Gc n glSvtlSI at Ilchard WiIett is welding the
them level at OIivo. o,,i 80 r PLeBST ls holdlng
sweetening tbirrs 90 IL IiIoa' 53a VI: CtIper Is
CO. . '' '-i0 Du''eILillA ulstIlct'
'aSLul 9oIeli' new fabric for dresses, similar
soIIine ,II. % tlllsoe G.. suits Tor fall, and Is
'"Pi0iS "' spencer b
The plking operations on the Urbapa road
VIII soon be completed as far as the Favette
county line, Mr.. Peter Covan having finished
ms portion of the contract and MIR. Fletch
@ @aIPelC , Del4g 7 almost through with his part Of
eino, ,l1,sIi aseIye county portion Is not
+5 gu-L5 Pu9itou Ptu luuUe so rapidly The gentle
benJ 10 riaI III; gre &rc Llahlng every nerve
Ct.-, 0-''93 iOuu'
o"'i 70 golisOn, son OF Harrison johnson,
ttLsi} VI vLlIs pace, IeiJ mere last Wednesday
ioI CllLCaBv' "nlIher ne mad been summoned
~ 'Sle5lapA 70 take the pOsltlOn Of draughts-
iiiaI5 now vacant, on the Wabash and Lake
oII oIiIiu II; n. hT D. Is natural born artist,
atiu az GerIies WIN nm the best wishes Of host
"a "a LleIuS IIlaJ ne may succeed well i'll his
I"DoiS'
Messrs. Meyers q Son have concluded to
9oncr 'llcir f connectlon with the business in
SSreSss Ti Le5sDurS and try their hand at
~ fJlLiSIs jl.IS Hnete they nave bought good
i,i "itI' rented salesroom IN which to
eilDarh ilJrl,in III Ine boot and shoe business, We
SilgeLllllly Cl.ly recommend them to the people Of
,Ii va ilIileIu, 20 WhOm we believe they hardly
Lii ,li.i however, as they are pretty
Nh, Nil az u,iiii'oI WIN each other The change
WIZ noI take place sooner than March l, 1883.
The attention Of the 'city fathers is respect-
fully called to the actions of Thomas Reilev.
who seems to be endeavoring to move all the
.5,. J,iu SI Vo"h over to the west end The
new new. ploU OF Vue corporation cost considerable
money money ana we sincerely hope the town will