The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-08-23
Leesburg, Ohio,

Banning Gray, of Chiuicothc, is tine guest OF
his brother, }. NJ. Grey.
Miss Sadie Belford. uf Sinking SPRINGS is
the guest OF Geo. Hardy. north of town.
Jas. Simpson. telegraph operator at Love
land, Ouiu is 40 home Ou visit Co DIS parents.
Rov. Ticy, of Springfield, made q fiery
speech at the Temperance Alliance Pavilion,
last Friday evening.
Fred pavcy's new residence is about COM
pletCd To is one of the finest i'm tho northern
end of Highland county
Mrs. Peter Dolphin living north of town. has
been very sick for some time. We are glad To-
learn that She is improving.
Several of our citizens attended Spargur Re
union at Raiusboro last Saturday. Tho day was
cool, and well adapted for driving.
Mrs. Samuel Spencer. wife of our ontarpris-
iug dry goods merchant. is gt liillsburo, Uu %
visit to her mother Mrs. BARLEY.
The clouds Of dust that rested over the vile
lage all day Sunday, ought to convince the cit-
zens that street sprinkler is badly needed.
J.. j. Gray and wife were on visit to New
Petersburg, last week. Since their return Mr..
Gray has been seriously ill, butisu0w improving.
Wm. Lcavcrton son of Sam beaverton. Of
Penn township, left for Nebraska last Satur-
day He will stop few days in Illinois and
Iowa.
1Iessrs. NJ. &. Park and Anthony Edwards
were in town Sunday, attending the Temper
ancu meetings They hail from New Peters
burg.
Mr. and Mrs Toe HoIIoyyau are fine ,,iosts ,g
Mr.. Hallowel,s father neorNewL exington. It
may be that Joe Will come back to Leesbug
again.
Mrs Cora Adams is very sick with typhoid fe-
yer She has been suffering for about two
weeks We hope to hear soon of change for
the better
| Watermelon vendors were ON the streets ON
/ saturday last. Some of the melons were haul
Ga from HlllsDoro To LetspuEg, and sold below
lilllsporo prices.
The old wooden structure over Hardin's
/ Creek is about to take tumble 1t WOuld be
well if the creek would get ON tear and take
! it down TO the Ohio river.
Ez-deacon Hilliard and NJ. NJ. Redkey were
uIacusslIS elthei feuSlous or pOnJlcal ques-
| tions the other day. So says Dame lumOr, in
the shape OF G. L. Keen.
Alf Burnett in q speech Sunday character
lied NJ NJ Redkeys temperance principles as
"Redkeys Radical Reiefn He hoped that all
would have to take the pill"
John Alfred Anders and Willard Pavev start-
ed last week for Missouri and Kansas Ihev do
not intend to remain "a great length of time, as
| they will only be absent ON visit.
lv,, GiIIort so,,-i,,I,,, 80 t1, 1i,, f,,,,r,.
Ike NIcycy L3s rrtnrnaI from +IIa FoI. yy,-t
He left with the firm intention to InoI,s that his
futurs home lint Inc did uot sticl-
Isaac Marchant. of Iowa. has returned to
Lccsburg ON q visit. He remarks that. not
feeling well, he would travel for his health He
visited his wifc's relations at Brryvinc last
week.
The LARGO gbinroorts oP ,yI,oot ord strcI-
combined with fTe i9T,,e nnTbe, Of 1,a,,sg,15
brought TO town bv the Temperance n6etinrs.
mas given fresh impetus to trade, and mcr-
CHANTS are DONG heaEy business Ihe laat
'"o "'INa n"'o DcoH "ecNS VI prosperity
Messrs. Thomas Coyan and A. r. Chance put
the finishing touches ON Elias Johnson's new
residence, ON South street. Mr.. johnson will
move into the house tine present week We pro-
pose that Inc invite i'm his uuighbors and have "a
good, old-fashioncd house warming.
Mont Miner has sold hi, meat sl,op to L. T..
Naquet Mont will 20 into tLe caftIe LnyiuG
business He oire5Jv has cypcriSnco Ioni
shows good Judgment ON stock. with Mr.;
4l!4nI5let, our rill1ehs are wen acquainted and
Will "e Ple"SeN u" tN't"' .' i-'I lLelI cu7'"lu'
We are pleased 10 notice i'm the Hoopcston
chronicle, that the banking house of j. s. Nc
FerTcn & Bro, has been changed to q National
bank. The McEeucu hrothcrsWIll DE remember
ed i'm Fairfield township, as the boys who went
west and grew mp with the country.
As Mis-. Amanda Matthew. and Iarria.. T.o,
Hardy were r.turuina from Vienna last ,y..l
their horse became frigbtcucd at a narasoI r1r-
lied bv n small girl. The horse tlrned sudden
Nv and tle buo,ry WAS lIDgpr Ttsorcupauts wore
thrown ont Lut fortunately were moi seriously
inirred tb0ugh badly scared