The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-12-27
Leesburg, Ohio,
Dr.. Uipp. of sabiua, took in the sights here

DR.. Upip, of sabina, took in the sights here
last Tuesday
Get your hair-cuting and shaving done at
Bradley & Green's Palace Barber shop. Cox
building. nov1w9
William Durnell, Of Hnlsboro, was on our
streets Monday
Miss Laura Hough is spending the Holidays
at Sabna.
Fred Hardy took another trip to Baltimore
last Friday, with big lot Of stock.
Buy your hardware at Boards. dec2Ow3
Franklin Ladd. has been shipping several
punches Of hogs from this point recently.
Miss Blanche Boeson visited her aunt Mrs.
]. w, Bridwell. at Hillsboro last Thursday.
Miss Alice Taggart ia visiting at Clarlsville.
the guest of her schoolmate Miss Minnie Kelley
Several from this nlace have been attending
tha nrotracted meeting that is in progress at
New Lexington.
Christmas candies of al kinds at Harcum's.
dec19w3
debating society has heen formed among
few Of the old men of the community. The
meetings are held in Jacob Hlliards store
room.
All sorts of fancy candies at Harcums.
dect9w9
Several OF our voung peoule have formed
themselves into a Dramatic Club with the in
tautiou Of giving an entertainment at no very
distant date.
Go to Boards for fancy coal vases.
dec2Ow3
Several Of our voung people contemplate at
tending a ball to he given at Sabina Tuesday
evening the 26th inst.
Mr.. Arthur Dunlap, OF Greenfield. is in
charge Of the youthful minds at Martinsburg
this year.
class Of twelve Young ladies' and gentle
men are pursuing the study Of bookkeeping at
school here.
Johnnie Milner is still at Leadvile, Colorado
and writes to his relatives here. that he is well
and hearty and getting to be quite corpulent
Yesterday friday evening band Of BOYS
armed with harps and horns treated the town
to strains of music. Very good Of the kind
It is currently reported here that a certain
Young man residing near the Infirmary, will
this coming week lead to the alter one of Mar
tinsburgs fair ones.
Mr.. Martin Slaughter of Deland, Florida,
after a brief visit to friends in this community,
has returned 10 his southern home.
Several will take advantage Of the half fare
rates during the coming week to visit Cincin-
natI and attend the "Messiah" at Music Hall
on the 9th inst.
Miss Emma Morrow, who has been teaching
near New Vienna, is at home spending the
holiday vacation at the residence Of her father,
Judge Morrow,
Mi 8ohn Barrett's son and daughter. ana
Toel Wright's daughter, are at home from Will
m'ngton College, spending vacation, and rest.
ing from college duties.
When you have an item Of news tell it to the
reporter and thereby assist to make our home
department a success. Remember our letter
must 60 in by 8 p. m. Saturday.
Samples of Job work shown and estimates oi
printing furnished cheerfully by the News man
Work and prices guaranteed to suit.
Mrs. Ed Adams daughter of Noah Hardy
Esq, Of this place has been quite ill-so i'll tina
three physicians were called, but now she i
! somewhat better with a fair prospect of recov
cry.
Letters received from Clark VanPelt, O
/ Colorado, states that he is doing well in tn
mining business and that he anticipates visitin)
his relatives in Ohio before Spring.
Mrs Matilda Peyton, an aged colored lad
residing at the home of her son James Peytou
near Hardin's creek, was buried at Fairfield
| cemetery last week. Cause of death general de
bility and old age.
Second Quarterly Meeting at the NJ. L
| Church next Saturday and SUNDAY. Dec. 30 an
81. DR.. L. +. VanCleve is expected to be prc,
ent during the entire meeting.
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a, Hey. Johh 4so4 s,t laS peen absent aurln
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9'71
The BARRIERS have been having a change
base. Mr.. Bradley has sold his interest in III
Palace shop to AIr. Ed. Peele, and the firm wi
now be known as Peele d Green.
Milton Toll, Esq, is numbered among Il
City Dads. having been appointed councilma
by Mayor Syferd to fill the vacancy caused !
the removal Of Taylor Evans, Esq,
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cInded To cnt on the FponireF and faIo n
strong Democratic doctrine ms set forth in n
new Democratic daiIv-rbo CINCINNATI Ney,s
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Si'.I o' ~! ,'.lias vN JIlll
sent ont and the doors viii he thrown open
every body that can Furnish tla uecgssaI
stamps.
Mis-, Taura Fetr,c vybo has beeu s,,e,dir
the faIl months here with Mrs William Kesrn
leaves today for her home near HiIlsbor
Lhe ;t,lo,. bana OF aope ~ masking preparations