The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-08-09

August 9, 1882


er, Mr.. Walter Pugsley near this
place last week
The genial, open hearted Mackey,
the tobacco man Of Hillsboro. was
here last week, supplying our dealers
with the luxury.
1t is impossible at present writing
to state the amount cleared at the
ice cream festival in Savage's Hall
Saturday night.
Mr. Enos Haines has given his
residence a thorough oyerhauling
and it is now one of the most beau
/. tiful in this vicinity.
Mr. Richard Luttrel living near
f Memphis p. o., will attend the North
Western Ohio Normal School at
Ada, the coming year.
Some of the teachers and those
, preparing to teach, in this vicinity,
are attending the Institute now in
I progress at Wilmington.
We hear old Republicans saying,
good and fine work must be done if
the 18th district has a Republican to
represent her in the next Congress.
Mr.. w. b. Jordan, with Harring
ton & Simonds, wool commission
merchants of Boston, Mass, was the
guest Of Foster Gehs, last Friday and
Saturday.
Rev. ii. d. Greene starts on an
extended tour through the West this
0 week. He will visit friends and
a relatives in Sumner county, Kansas,
before he returns.
p A much needed rain fell upon the
Il parched earth here Monday week
Corn just being in shoot needed rain.
.e and the good the blessed shower
e did, cannot be estimated
The time for excursions, fairs, ex
Is positions, etc, is at hand and the
IS people are busy Grounding up" theil
work so as to keep as cool as posi-
le bic for the next thirty days
i Mr.. Alphonso Morris, late gradu.
ate Of Adrain College, was here last
ID week. He is now registered as a
" student of law in the office of Hon
Mills Gardner, Washington c. H., O
III Prof ]. H. Grove, of the Ohio
a Wesleyon University, Delaware Ohio
visited friends near this place las
of week. He is now at Ocean Grove
-. N. Jy where he will remain four o
five weeks.
of Mr. and Mrs. Behymer highl
W respected residents of our city, ar
y confined to their beds with paralysis
, This is a hard fate, but they hav
M MIa the heartfelt sympathy of the entir
&c community
The rush of wheat to market
d causes the M. & c. r. r. to emplo
Sc good many extra fremen AM
i breakmen. Some Of our boys hav
the fever, and think they can be
h. come experts shoveling coal AM
he fwisr,,0 % cranks.
lis Mr.. Allen Terrell is preparing t
build an addition to his alread
to large barn. Our STOCK men ar
IS, waking up to the fact that " nav
vn better stock on less feed, they mG'
es have more shed and barn room.
ig S. w. Horseman is our grain man
At Toe Cohn our wool man; JOrdO
Davis our fat man; Carey Brow
m, our lean man, and Peter Kelley OF
ar silent man. In fact we have all tn
ng personages that the Hawkcye ma
m meets in his meanderings over IL.
nd wide, vain world
tc' Tom Robinson, while under th
influence of liquor one day last weeI
lie gave vent to his feelings by express
er- ing himself in language which wi
nd not bear repeating. DR.. Eugen
ell Judkius in a mild, pugiEstic wa
ed silenced him. Others were und,
on the same influence as Robinson, br
we're too full for utterance.
eat Notwithstanding the inclemer
ar weather of last Monday night
nd week, the beautiful residence of Nj
ed lanes Moore, a suburban Cilizc
led was thronged with nearly half
as hundred bright faced boys and gol
en- haired lassies Miss Fam
TO Moore, the accomplished daught
on of the host, was more fascinating
Ter possible, than ever, and by b.
ere, .queeny dignity and grace, made ,
own feel happy and at home. A bou
be tiful repast was served and lovers
lie. the science whose God is Apoll
enjoyed themselves as they nev
,bla did before.
Vayy Tavinotou MaVkot