The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-06-29


Bob Leayertou of Fall Creek dropped in
last week and gave cheering news Of the crops
i'm his locality.
Boss Fred Turner took three cars of cattle
through TO Baltimore last week. Pretty good
for a boy Of only IA years.
Julius r. Ludwig, the famous temperance
advocate, weather prophet and gardner, has
returned from Greencastle, Ind.
Marsh DELPHI informs us that he will proba-
bly, cut his wheat the latter part of this week
He predicts larger and better crop than for
years.
Miss Denton, of Indiana Territory, and Mrs.
Downing and Miss Grand Girarl, of Hillsboro
were the guests Of Col. ID. X. johnson last
week.
Fifteen or twenty Of the young citizens Of
the town attended the Firemen's picnic at
Lyndon last Thursday. first-clasa time was
reported.
Not much talk has yet been done ON the
claims Of Pugsley and Hart for the Congress
ional nomination, but their friends are begin
ming to stir around.
Miss Allie Bedkey, whose illness has been so
frequently noticed is now able to slt up and
walk about her room. Her restoration to per
feet health will be hailed with joy.
Charley Keen was out on the streets last
Friday afternoon, for the first time in iour OF
five weeks. His health is now improving and
his friends are glad TO note it.
Miss Emma Cox was married to Dustin Hill,
of Washington G. H., on Tuesday, the 18th.
The Rev. Jones, of Washington, oficiated.
A happy life Is the wish Of the News.
Ben Heller has leased his stone quarry to
Sandy Brown, The quarry produces some Of
the best stone of Highland county. The flag
ging stone for sidewalks is particularly good.
Frank King, of King q Evans, is visiting in
Grant county, Indiana. He will probably be
absent month or more, and ON his return
stop in the city audm0ke sea5ouable purchases
Elias johnson has already bought several
/ crops of new wheat at 81 per bushel Some
! farmers are saying that from the looks Of the
wheat at present, this may prove to be good
sale.
/ Mrs. G. L. Jackson spent two days Of last
week in the city, making purchases Of new
| goods. Mrs. Jackson seems to be as successful
| behind the counter as she was in the school
| room.
The condition Of the corn that was flooded
/ last week is much better than was expected.
But very little of it was seriously damaged.
The wheat, too, is standing well in the fields
and ripening fast
Colonel D. X johnson informs us that on
an examination Of some Of his largest wheat
fields, he finds considerable occasion for
! alarm, by the presence, in countless numbers
Of the supposed army worm.
! John ". Mckinney from near Ceutrcfeld.
i dropped IN last saturday. JOhn attended
/ school at Lebanon Tor several terms, ana his
| services are always in demand. He will teach
/ the coming winter at Walnut Creek Madison
/ township.
We hear that Mercer Bros. contemplate
removing their livery stable TO SabinG. Don't
do it, gentlemen, we are of the opinion that q
stock Of fine buggies and stylish horses will
pay as WeL ON tht hle uIl'e5 ABOUT LeesDuIS,
as any where IN the state
Moses Morrow. of Fail Creek was i'm town
on Wednesday, the DIST inst, i'm search of his
two horses that had strayed from his farm the
day previous, Is, Alter long search, he found ,ll
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NJ. p. Church quarterly last Saturday and
Sunday. Elder YAM Cleye was present. Ser
vices were held before and after noon. Satur-
day, and on Sunday morning. The Sunday
school was postponed tiA Sunday evening ON
account Of the services i'm the morning.
Several picnic; parties are ON the tapls ,,, Tor
ItaVuesnaHo runs, uJ~' i--5s -t'i.i" . We m ll's
place mas become IIIIH suIlligr iI resort Iot
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Next sunday Daniel Inn, or New Vienna
and Rev D. W. hIlse, OF tliisDoro, "iI spe,aIL