The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-10-18
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For good shave or haircut call on Peele.
Mrs. Chas. DePue left for her home last Fri

For a good shave or haircut call on Peele.
Mrs. Chas. DePue left for her home last Fri
day.
Fresh Oysters at Harcum's Provision Store.
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Winter apples are selling at 70 cents to s1.OO
per bushel.
John Price had a valuable horse stolen few
evenings since.
Mrs. 7. E. Ladd attended yearly meeting at
Richmond, Indiana.
Mrs W. S. Hough spent Sunday with her son
Forest at jamestown.
Louis Pausch is building a new house on
South Church street.
Mr.. John Husscy got this far on his trip up
Salt river last Saturday.
Jno. Rhonemus, Of Rec5eville, took in the
sights here last Friday.
James Simpson, of Loveland, came home to
vote the Republican ticket.
Rev. W. H. Sanders filed the pulpit at the NJ
E. Church ON Sunday night
Alfred Wilson is beating them all in making
sorghum mOlasses this season.
Mrs. Reynolds has moved into the property
west of the American House.
Newton Templin will move to the house on
Fred Paveys farm in a short time.
physician" Ladd says that old Fairfield did
not do 80 bad after all in the election.
DR.. Mclaughlin is having an addition built
to his residence on East Main street.
The Misses Hilliard are on an extended visit
at hokOmO and other places in Indiana.
Newton Templin has taken the contract Of
finishing the improvement on South street.
Mr.. A. P. Pushee will soon have completed
his new residence on his farm south of town.
Col D. X. johnson is slowly improving and
is able to talk politics and drive around little.
Meyers & Son are selling out their entire
stock Of clothing, hats, caps, boots and shoes
at cost
Mrs William williamson left last Saturday
| for an extended visit to Springfield and other
points.
Thomas Sanders will sell at public action
most of his farming implements and stock in
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Halloweu we're in town
Sunday week shaking hands with their numer-
/ GUS friends
Election day was The poorest day for trade Of
any fall election for long time, so say our
| business men.
A large number of the evergreens planted on
| the school grounds last season have gone the
way of all the earth.
Mrs. Isaac Chance and son Charles, of Sabi-
ma, were in town one day last week calling on
friends and relatives
Joseph Huff, Sr., accompanied by his wife
/ boarded the train last Thursday for a tour
/ through the western states
| Mr.. John Smith, of Oskaloosa, Iowa, is visit
| ing his old home and renewing acquaintances.
He looks exceedingly well and hearty.
| Peter Coyan, since finishing his contract at
pike building, has been working at the stone
work on the Griffith hill near East Monroe.
The young people are making an effort to or
ganize Reading Club or Literary Society for
the long evenings during the fall and winter.
Tom Burnett, of Clarksville, accompanied by
| a Mr.. McOray and Camp, of the same place,
were in town one day last week on business
Elwood makes specially of coal oil and
trussesi also keeps a general assortment of
drugs usually kept in tirst-class drug store
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Mr. AL Carr and family, of Jeffersonville.
came down in the rain last Friday to visit DR..
W. e. ireland, Mr. Carr being brother of Mrs.
Ireland.
Mr.. Charles Johnson draughtsman on the
Wabash and Lake Shore railroad, is at home on
vacation visiting, and renewing old acquaint-
ances
Misses Mildred and Louie johnson will leave
in few days for the sunny south to spend the
winter months on account of Miss LOuie's deli
cate health.
The patronage the Exposition received from
| this point this year was about double that of
former years, the number of tickets sold being
about 225.
Regular services at Fairfield Friends meeting
house every Sunday and Wednesday at II a. m
The Sunday school has closed for the fall anC
winter months.
Several friends Of Mrs. William Kearns gath
cred in Monday evening with well filled baskets
and gave her neat little surprise in the way Of
a birthday supper.
A few from this place attended the annua
meeting OF the Women's Foreign Missionar!
Society of the Hillsboro District at Lexington
last Thursday and Friday.
The NJ, E. people show their appreciation o
the services Of Rev. Wilson by increasing hi
salary for the coming year after making up tn
deficiency in last years pay.
w. II. Il. Huff, Esq, and DR.. Upp left Tues
day Of last week for Lexington, Ky. to be gon
| several days. Fine stock is the attraction whe
these gentlemen leave home that far.