The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-12-06
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were numerous and elegant Among the many
were the following
Mr.. and Mrs. J., Pausch-Dwelling house and
furniture.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Beard-Kitchen furniture
Fred Pausch-1 dozen Rogers silver tea and
table spoons and carving knife.
Henry PausCh-Marble top stand.
Anna PausCh-Silver fruit basket
MIR. and Mrs Henry Fox, Of Chillicothe-Sil-
yer pickle castor
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Hetherington, New Vienna
Fruit and dessert holder very fine and valu-
abe)
Misses Anna and Emma Hilliard-1 dozen
silver knives and forks
James Guthrie-Set Of silver tea spoons.
Mont Miner and Frank KING pair blan-
kets.
Charley Ladd-Eight-day Seth Thomas alarm
clock.
Miss Jessie Kinzer-Glass tea set.
Miss Minnie Pushee-Hand-made lamp mat.
Will Meyers--Chair tidy
E. H. HOugh-Pair spoonhoders.
HOLMES DAY
The celebration of the 73d birthday of the
poet, Oliver Wendell Holmes, at the Union
Schools on FRIDAY December 1st passed OFF
very pleasantly. The following is the programme
Music. ...................G Greeting Song
Introductory sketch of the poet Mae Hodson
The poets letter to the children Charlie Redhey
freedom our queen. n............. Primary girls
The living temple ............. LOttie Keen
The flower OF liberty .......... Grammar school
Language, (pOetry). .............. Kittie Miller
Truths and lies comparable to cubes and
spheres. ................ Blanche BeesOn
Lexington. ....... ........... High school girls
Cluster OF quotations. intermediate department
MUSIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Hush OF night
Opening Of the piano ........... .DOllie Barrett
The ChambeTed nautilus. ........ Lizzie Taylor
Lang uaBe, prose )....... ........ Newton ration
Breakfast table talk .........Gr Grammar school
Contentment. Observation-Disclosures. Carrie Beeson
Ihe comet. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. intermediate girls
instrumental music. ........ .Elya WOrthlngtOn
Love for the ridiculous ............ Stella Keen
Ihe boys Oys..................... Primary boys
ppeCiallSGS. Alfred MCNeY
The deacon's masterpiece, the wonderful one
horse shay .....................L Louie Miner
Union and liberty. y.................H High school |
MUSIC. .......... America
Two specimens of the chambered nautilus and
large diagram were kindly loaned by Prof. E. |
7. Nelson, of the Ohio Wesleyan University |
Delaware, o., to Illustrate one Of the poems
THANKSGIVING VISITORS.
Mr. viii Teter and wife, of Chillicothe, spent
the day with their parents here. DR.. c. s. !
Arthur, an eminent surgeon Of Portland Ind. |
was the guest of his brOther-in-law, Harrison |
Johnson, Esq. Mr.. Austin Vanpelt and family, |
and Mr. Douglass and family, of Greenfield !
ate turkey with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !
Charles Nanpelt. Miss Emma Chance. of the |
Sabina Schools dined with her parents, Mr. |
and Mrs. A. Il. Chance. Mr. Geo McNeal and
wife, nee Miss Ada Sanders, of ChillicOthe, !
spent the day with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. l.. Sanders. Messrs. Albert Jones, Geo.
Mitchner Jos, Marks, Elmer Rowe and Misses
Eliza Marks, Amanda Mitchner, Ella Irons,
Ella Conner, of stanton, feasted at e. 2.
Johnsons.
THANKSGIVING SERVICES.
Rev. J. G.. Black, of Lexington, and Rev.
Warren Johnson pOD1uptp6 the VbaUlyguiyiTrr
services. The discourse preached by Rev.
Black was a mastery effort, treating of the
many blessings showered upon us during the
past year in different forms. Speaking CON
cerning the political field he said that while he
was a Black Republican he was glad the party
had been defeated this fall, and he rejoiced
that the defeat was not caused by the BOurbons,
but by the general uprising of the people
against the bosses.
There is destined to be a great deal of hay
carried over this year, unless the Cincinnati
market gets better. The crop was heavy and
very fine this season, and the farmers are 10th
to sell at lower figures than last years crop
brought. At present a dealer could not pay
over So or So. so per ton here and ship to the
city; and unless things change considerably
there will not be much hay shipped from this
point, whereas this generally is very good
hay market
SICK LIST.
Mrs. Fletcher Vaupelt has been quite poorly
for several days. Mr.. J.. +. Magnet has been
bedfast sometime Of pneumonia, but has re-
covered sufficiently to 60 to his fathers at Gal
lipOlis last Wednesday. Two or three of Peter
Dulphin's children are down with the measles,
a couple of miles north of town. DR.. McLaugh-
lin reports Abner Anders as quite sick of a
fever, and Mrs. Minnie Anders also as having a
light attack Of the same disease. The physi-
clans still regard John Miners case as very
critical.
NOTES.
The Pneumatic Gas Company is still thriving
Holiday surprises for the million at Spen-
GERS. dec6w3
Jesse Edwards, Esq, has moved to his farm
west Of town.
Go and price the new and stylish suits at
Warren JOhnsOns. nov22w3
James Patton, Esq, is at Norwalll on busi-
ness trip.
You can get good bargain in winter cloth
ing at Warren Johnson's. nOv22w3
The late advance in freight rates has cut the
price Of wheat correspOndingly.
Heimberger turns out some elegant suits and
Overcoats dec6w3
The merchants who advertise in the News
are well satisfied, and say it pays big.
Another case of those standard prints at
Spencer's at 415c. decGw3
In a shooting-match last Thursday between
the town and country boys, the latter carried oil
the honors.
Heimberger cuts and makes ladies' cloaks
and guarantees them to fit Give him a call.
dec6w3
We now have plenty of gas at the post Office,
the Pneumatic Gas Company having put in a
machine Thanksgiving day,
You can buy good pair of mems kip boots
for $3.50 at Warren JOhnsons new store.
nov22w3
John Albert Anders, Esq, and Miss Lines,
Of Olive Chapel community, entered into double
bessedness on Thursday last, if dame report is
to be trusted.
Paisley Broche shaws at Spencer's. slO to
S25 are cheap, serviceable and beautiful
dec6W3
Letters from Miss Louie Johnson, of Aiken,
s. O., to friends here, bear the joyful intelli-
genoe that her health is much improved by the
change Of climate.
For nobby suit of clothes or a good over
coat 80 70 Warren Johnson's new store, Meyers
q Sons old stand. nov22w3
Mrs. Edward Peale, coored died at her
fathers residence near Quinns mill, five miles
north Of this place last Sunday, and was bur
led on Monday.