The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-10-11
'RO, HIGHLAND Co. 0, WEDNESDAY, OcT H. 1882.
Leesburg, Ohio,

Good Prints, 45c, at spencers.
Miss Nethe Hardy is on the sick list.
Forest Hough is visiting his parents here.
| Mr.. Jno. Cox, Sr., has returned to his farm
in Indiana
Mrs. Z. J. Miller is improving her property
| considerably.
Henry Pausch is measuring dry goods for
/ King a Evans
Fred Payey's new house is rapidly approach
Joe Spencer is able for three square meals
a day again.
Fresh Oysters at Harcum's Provision Store.
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Milton Doll has taken possession Of his brick
cottage in West End
The long talked Of livery stable has come at
last, and intends to stay.
"Bud' Syferd is handling hardware and
groceries for A. b. Small.
Silas Hockett. of Wilmington showed his
smiling face in town last week
For once in two or three years there are one
or two residences vacant in town.
Nearly all the young men in town are now
studying telegraphy for amusement.
One-horse drills are all the rage this year for
sowing wheat in the growing corn.
Miss Belle Dickinson is spending the fall
months at her old home in Metropolis, Ills.
Mrs. Lou Mcpherson, of Corning, O.. ae-
companied by her children, is visiting her old
home here.
King q Evans have lots of new calicoes with
big spots ON them.
First class Boots and Shoes. large stock and
reasonable prices, at Speucer's.
Winter apples win De regarded AS ouitp. o. Inv
urS IN this part of the moral vineyard
James Winllle is having anadIition built to
his house on the Urbana road north of town.
viii Hardy, Of Springfield, expects to return
10 THIS place about December to attend school
Mr.. Chas. Vanpelt and wfetooI in fine SIGHTS
at the Soldiers Home near Dayton, a few days
since.
Miss Emma Chance, Of this place. is teach
ing the First intermediate room i'm the Sabina
schools this year.
Mr.. Samuel Simmons has been confined to
ms room for some time being afflicted with
remittent fever.
Mr.. Robert Simmons, after three months
serge OF typhoid fever, is able to be out, but
looks very slim indeed.
Some Of our young folks attended social at
Enos Haines last Friday night Social the
same evening at Jno. Bridwell's.
The many friends Of Mrs. Granville JTmmen-
setter, nee Miss Edna DePue, will be panied to
learn that her health is very poor.
King Evans have special bargains to offer
in all kinds Of clothing
Miss Laura Fetroe, Of Hillsboro, who spent
the winter here last year, has returned to spend
another winter with the young people.
Tubular Braid is a new trimming and ycr,,
handsome for sale at Spencer's
Hear how the little fellows holloa. "SeIl 'em
out at cost" Come and buy your clothing i'm
Evans.
Mrs. DR.. Spears, of Cumberland, Mo. ac
by Mr.. Fred Johnson, are visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elias johnson, on
South street
Rev. Jno. Wilson has lately been making con- .
siderable improvements on his property on East
MCn street, which he purchased of Tavlor Fy-
ans last spring,
North Alley is to be opened at an early date
and made passable to the public. A good size
L, LDI,luse Is I" be Dnut across the run near A. T. /
Chances property.
A gentleman from Greene county, in this
few days since, was much sur
prlscd to tind the corn crop so much better here /
than in his own county.
The attention of the town council is respect |
fully called to the condition of the sidewalks |
IN the west end and also to three or four pave
ments In the east end.
The family Of Commissioner Ladd spent last |
Isaac
Chance, formerly of this place.
Louis Pausch, Sr., has moved into his new
house on South Fairfield street, and Warren |
Johnson is now domiciled in Mr.. Pausch's for |
mer residence south of town.
New Collars, Cuffs, Ties, Laces, Embroider- |
les, JewelIy, Buttons, Braids, &c, at Spencer's.
The arrangement with regard to stopping |
the west bound a. m. train and the east |
bound z a. m train Is permanent affair, much |
10 the joy of the populace.
Mr. Charles Simpson, lately alightning ierler |
1T Houston, Texas, is visiting his parents here |
at the American House. He win soon take a |
position on the o. d Nj. r. r.
Intlle construction Of one or two of the new |
pixies in this section, the contractors are using
large sewer tile for making culverts instead of |
the customary stone work used
Everything new in the line of Neck wear for |
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, at Spencer's. |
Since the departure of Street Commissioner |
], r.. Horst Tor Lebanon, the 'cty dads have |
advertised for contractors to finish the i'm
provement begun ON South street.
William Penn, of East Monroe, has moved |
his store from the railroad farther south, in
large building near the church 1t was in this .
building that his store was burglaEized a short |
time since.
Mr.. j. d. Wright has concluded to enlarge |
his business and has brought on a large stock |
Of boots and shoes, which he has opened up in |
the Gage building, thus adding another store /
to the number already in town.
Persons visiting this village should not fail |
TO see the scenery along Lees creek which is at
this time of the year remarkable for its beau
ty. Devils Den, Flower Hill and the railroad |
bridge are the most noted spots Of interest