The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-11-08
Leesburg, Ohio,

Winter apples are scarce and bring 81 per
bushel
DR.. Moorman spent day or two in town
last week.
Splendid livery rigs at Nordyke's Livery
Stable. oct25w3
VIM. Durnell and family moved to Hillsboro
last Thursday.
Jacob Hilliard and family returned Thursday
from Kokomo, Indiana.
Horcum keeps the finest patent Bologna
sausage made oct2jW3
Thomas Cox, Jr., left Thursday morning ON
business trip TO Indiana.
Mrs. F. NJ. Evans spent the past week at her
Old home near Lynchburg.
A new platform at the depot would add much
to the comfort of thetraycling public generally
No clew has been obtained to the persons
who committed the recent burglaHes in town.
The new pike extending east from Memphis
Is completed, and said to be an excellent piece
of work.
Fresh fish and oysters at Harcum's.
novSw3
Messrs. Chance & Covan have almost made a
new house out Of Morg Covans residence oppO-
site the Union House.
Get your hair-cuting and shaving done at
| Bradley d Green's tPalGCe Barber shop, Cox
| building. nov1w9
Samuel Tetcr spent Saturday and Sunday
with his brother Win Teter, assistant train
| dispatcher of the NJ. & c. r. R. at Chillicothe.
/ Wheat is looking pretty well considering the
dry weather we have had this fall. There is
some complaint concerning the fly injuring it.
! Go to Clark Elwood for Pure Drugs, Chemi-
Gals, Paints, Oils, and fancy toilet articles.
! novSw3
Rev. Jno. Wilson and wife were summoned
/ to Cincinnati last week to the bedside of a
nephew Of Mrs Wilson, who is lying very low
| Of fever.
Miss Ella Barrett was treated to surprise
| oyster supper last Thursday evening, the ami
| yersary Of her birthday, by the young people Of
| the village.
horse buyer from Pennsylvania, spent
several days in this community this week. but
although he offered high prices, was unable tC
obtain many horses.
Regular appointment of Rev. J. Wilson al
the NJ. q. Church next Sunday at 1O:3O a. m
and at Webster Chapel at 3 p. m. All are cor.
daily invited to attend.
We were honored CD again last Thursday by
a band Of trading gypsies who passed through
from Washington q. II. stock sales going to
! HillsborO stock sales.
The donation party mentioned in last week g
! issue occurred on Monday as previously ar
ranged and was quite a surprise to Mrs Sea
mans. The articles donated consisted of pro-
visions and dry goods.
| Thomas H. Sanders has moved into property
on West Main street owned by his brother,
David Sanders, Esq, and will remain resident
Of our village till spring at least.
! Fred payey is snugly domiciled ia his new
| residence two miles north Of town on the
Washington pike, where he will be glad to en-
tertain his friends in elegant style
The Sunday school teachers meeting will be
held at Rev. j. 1. Taggart's on Friday evening
next at o'clock. Meetings to be held regular
~ every week ON Friday evening.
The school teachers in this part of the coun.
ty would be much better pleased if the County
Examiners would publish the list of questions
on T. S. History in the newspapers, even if one
Of the other branches had to be omitted from
the published list to make room for it.
Mr.. L. L. Snead, of Westerville, o., promi-
neutly connected with anti-liquOr alliance lee
ture associations, spent a few days here recently
endGavOring to make arrangements to have DR..
A. b. Leonard deliver a lecture on Temperance
in this place about the Goth inst. The arrange
ments are not complete as yet.