The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-06-15
Leesburg, Ohio,

blu ueW physician, Dr w. H.. Ireland, rs ]
winning his way to popular favor.
Mrs. Kpffer. NEE Weaver of sr,ringfaId q |
is visiting her uncle. n s Weaver of tbis vii /.
lace. VI
Mrs. j. O. Oyer,pop of Cincinnati 10 VISITING
her brother Calvin Andrayrs o11r folrrsbi1, As, /
SCISSOR.
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Among the many fine floral displays about
lii o'i ~ moSlI gtl ,lliiy
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Milton Miner, son OF Uncle John Miner ST.,
one OF our pioneers, ana an Old Harrlsonlan
iaDohtionlst, mas erected new residence ON the
nF f io W. 'i' 'ii oIoeA plAo TWO illeS Sou'
we would like to have and are willing to as
slsJ IN IN Jhe construction OF the q. ~ M. H. H.,
but II the III 'sboro people Will send 1t through
vienna, then we want telephone facilities with
ool 00o-'S stat
Charley turner, our extensive stock dealer,
returned from baltimore last Wednesday, III
which market he had disposed Of a large ship
ment Of cattle and hogs bought I'm and around
Greenfield
Ray Johnson has obtained his diploma from
the law school at Cincinnati, and has had the
oath OF fealty to his clients administered by
that august body at Columbus, the Supreme
Court Of the State of Ohio.
The Misses Tavlor are in recent of a LOT of
new goods, in their line, this week. Their
store Is up stairs in the Cox building, and is
considered one OF our fashionable CmpOriumsIn
the way OF millinery and fancy goods
The genial Jo Banks. residing near Centre
field, visited our sanctum q few davs ago. and
we intend returning the call at as early n dav
as possible, when we shall expect him to assist
us with o. dozen or two subscribers for the
NEWS.
The returns of our township assessor were
highly complimented bv the Auditor. Le re.
marking that, with the gppearance of the
| books Of Fairfield Liberty and Clay townships
he was much pleased, they giving evidences Of
palns-talAnS work.
The gains in the valuations. as per the as
| sessor's report cited elsewhere. are not. as some
have supposed. an increase in the valuation of
| live stock but are in credits and MONEYS
! loaned, thus showing the real financial stabii-
ty Of the residents Of old Fairfield.
A pleasant party met at the residence of ].
| H. Guthrie last Saturday evening. to nav their
respects to Misses Ella Einzer and Mary Gutb-
rie. They passed the evening in an cuioyabic
manner, Being entertained by music furnished
/ by Professor j. Wright and MIR. A. Cox.
Our village Guardians will soon uotifv the
electors to fiji the vacancy in tbe C6unciI
board caused by the death Of Aaron Terrell;
also the vacant street cOmmissiOuship caused
by the refusal Of George W. Hough, the street
commissiOner-elect, to qualify and serve.
The charming Misses Annie. Tenuie and
Alice Brocl,mau of Iyncbhurr 'gaye eoj,,ol
musicale ON Monday nyeuiDty af fba ,ggi1g7,co
Iof the Misses Hiliiard. These y0ung ladies
possess superior musical abilities are brilliant
conyersatioualists and their visits are always
looked forward to with delight.
Our young artist. Charley Jebpsou has Pc.
ceiycd an offer from ID. r. Locke CCagI,rN 0f
fine Toledo Plgda to gccon,pany- him r., E,r,,,,
nv for tbe purpose of tallinc' slTe+cbes Fo,. a
hook of travels which Mr. Locke nroTosag H.
IpubIish ON his return. He IeFt for frdIodo 0T
last Thursday morning.
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Aluous we ulGhy DG,'uvlIuu DuliuIhB sltes
tii'IS VIZ .ol MIslLIi Iie JoI IlIl5s al
at fTn1ersefa and bc. Lrt,o iI,,r,
Terry Tbese are ON West NTein Fregf and
when those owned In, Mr. ,reTr,, sl,su nv, IN
1,rovad 1,g move Iasi,5iio 1,l1 - L. -
tn our VILLAGE
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GlN' OF ~lllch she Is graduate She was
IIIlIlII ,. low uSyS layoI Py ner sisteI, Louie
.lioy oo.il my W uioAg an extended Elsl
ceupes. Indiana.
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In last week NEWS we made mention o.
there being no hrm as yet engaged IN buying
= wool at TINS place. We had reference to the
reported organization OF new firm TO fill tina
want, and dlu NOT ihen cau 60 mnd the ole
established hrm OF q. j. Hardy, who Is now
and is always ready to buy wool at his wooleI
factory in Leesburg And we are further in
of his own manufacture to exchange for wool
or will pay the IN rket pllce i'm cash, as his Gus
TONERS may prefer.
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