The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-07-19
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W. II. IT, Hun is having a Gru,rie ppcr-
matte Gas Machine uul nm iu Iis I...ij.,,..,
south OF town.
Miss Ella NT.sIra. of yy..li,.-.t..... q, II
the guest of a former school mate d,Dgbfar og
our townsmau. u. %. Wright
Nina TIig, p,..,. I'D.
Pave has IseI, VIC" Oh lhe iale Henry
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r NiI' rank 9mlLh started last Tuesday for
months Ta si.rs ts Igll'al EI li,gI' several i
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I' l",Iu"lub Us u i.t ul letters remaining in
iI' II. heespu'5 Post-olhge ncaIled for: John
Garter iITrii Ga "'''e '' Olaih' Anna
-Nl % i.ol"lg y9hlls9h, "I Nlucuuat, Is visit
''5 5 '' W 'ig 'iI7' Iii'7 Johhsuns. Mr.. Ii.
ou,,ia"W LoluS 9o"n one OF the best telc-
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.u'99 LOU h"ulSel' OF Winchester Adams
IS3il.,!' '7 butst al llt residence of Rey.
W1,' Wll.Gn' e are Peased to hear that she will
''nI''u WIN uS le" weeks.
Mr., Perry Humbert of Defiance. Ohio WAS
sne g-. guest ol Nh. and Mrs. Joseph Harcum, a
10" ua!s H5J week. Mr.. iumberr was a COM
Polli'i' VI M l"I cum aJ bulIerVllle Ohio.
Mrs. James Patton was the guest Of her
rather, squire Patton, of Greenfield last
week. Mr.. Patton Is doing a GOOD Iiuhtuiut
ROD business m the northern part Of the State
James Warner of New Lexington. and Miss
Mary Walden, of Greenfield, were married at
the residence of Joseph Fultz ESQ. Of Cen
terfeld, ON Sunday, the gth The News CON
graduates them.
Rev. j. r. Powell, the pastor of the Bapfst
Church at New Vienna, and John NJ Hussev
of the same place. accompanied Dr. LeRov in
his Isit to our village to deliver the lecture
spoken Of elsewhere.
Prof. 4. j. Moon and wifi. or viI,oinotor
We're the guests of Atwill Chance. few davs
last week. Mr.. Moon continues in charge of
the Sdbina lchOOls for the coming wear. his
wife teaching the primary department
Mr. John Holmes and wife of HiUsbor,
were visiting friends here last sunday Tbeir
daughter, Villa, accompanied them Mr.
Holmes was formerly citizen OF LuGsDurg and
mas many friends here. lie is always welcome
Mr. Lewis pupe'g eighty arrp field oF ,ybaet
ON Rattlesnake. near CenterfrId Inns had two
self-bindcrs at work in it. A areat mart off tI,is
field has been flooded several times HIS sn,iIl
Jition ii''' '''''ny Decn cuI uo"h III good con-
ihe handsome and sprghtly Misses Tennie
anu Allc Brockman, came up from Lynchburg
saturday, and accompanied their sister, Mrs.
LNahs, WlIe OF our popular dry goods merchant
4 to her old home at that place, for a visit Of
we were Slau 10 welcome IL. M. Gray back tC
LeesO4Is Iast week, lie mas been rowing fol
sel eloL ILUlIlIa IN 1he woods OF kentucky, buy
LIlg walnut VAN lumber. lie VIII now steady him,
3. 9Cu I"JN 10 lIl7 olu Iiaue OF shoemalLnS, at
WHICH ne Is an adept.
MCSSrS Wilson and DUTUgII. Grain IgulDTg a.
Monroe, are m9hihs extensive preparations to
tIeo'lliIoGaUe I i1 IllG immense amount OF wheat
yiI"t VIII ShoiIIy DE shpWeicd ON our railway
PoiA New wheat Is already being shipped
u'II over Ihe NJ. q. Il. Ii.
| $. Nj. BabD, of Wilmington, one OF the dep
| uty collectors OF tine Internal Revenue for this
dlstrlct, called at the stores of this place last
Iuesuay' lie found everything go. a. and
complImentod our merchants upon their mp
/ right manner OF dealing with "Jncle sam.
There is q splendid opening for a good livery
stable here. Mercer Bros. having moved to Su-
| bina Some money must be invested and it
will yield splendid returns. However it must
not be expected that fortune can be made ont
OF three or four 'shystcr bugBles with horses
to match.
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it's population.
Miss Anna Rr1rkm9D. of IylrLburg. who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs Evans, of our
village. left for home last Tuesday. Miss
Brocknan is ALWAYS welcome visitor 10 her
friends being pleasing i'm appearauce and
charming i'm conversation, and her leave-tal-
ings are occasions of regret.
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bacl, way last Tuesday smiled his sweetest ON
the streets, and then sruitrd ont the cellar
window and when last seen was making head
way toward hattesnahe and Paint creeks
William Redmun shows % letter To the NEWS
from his son. who left here last January. tu
enlist in the army Young William is now iu
Iroup E of the 10th u. $. cavalry and is Iocat-
ed among the mountains iu lhe Western part
of Texas. Tie writes that with the exception of
his comrades hr sees none but Indians, and he
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The corn OF Fairfield looks better than that
uI HNe or alA othef townships thtt We llau u,
easinu 10 pass through during the last week
/ lhe corn Is somewhat smau, but d There la d
chuhce at an Tor cuItlyauoh, we thlhh iha
Ihere are indications m talrheId "t more Inal
am average crop we must remember ina
| every tMns ls rather slow tins season, and moi
/ give way To SruInnlhg Too early.
/ Ioeshuro ..storsr haarn T., chime ,,,i,,
| nina. how ,a.ei,-sl a ,Ta,,,,a f,q,r, A..
80 ""i, ~ isl',ESu '"'ug"50 ii"H' 'l'
f9y Vel and ,. ;iI o., iI.,. .I1,,.. t,,
wil1 II hole in II hat y3, l,,, s,T,,,. sn1, .,
tLe moss nir 49,, .,,,lT,,,5, i.acls I ~ NJ,
GngItifI- ,,,i ,, ,iii ' 49, f,,,,il' ~ t t1'l
smoke when ynn reti1rn IN eesl,n.,, irt,I,ns