The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-05-02


uay Vhe nrs1 tuhe lhls season.
Arrangements have been made to have Rev.
Wlh' Wa5ts return 10 talrneld'
just received a big line Of Carpets from 25c
up, at King and Evans. ap1Sw3
Mr. CbristOpber Stevens n former citizen of
this place but now of Port William, Clinton
county, is visiting old friends here
Ice cream. lemonade. soda wafer. at Harcum's.
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A., -, W. W. Viewer Oh lne !talelte, spent Por-
''ot vi Olo l"9' no0A o"'''"5 oll IIlenuS MERE
Mrs. Robert Cox, Jr., spent the past week
visiting her parents at New Vienna.
Warren Johnson has a fine suppIv of Spring
Suits, Ladies and Gents fine Shoes and other
seasonable goods at low prices. aplSw3
J. d. Wright has moved his boot and shoe
shop to the Bentlv buildiup. oDp1site the Post
Office.
Arthur Sharp accompaniad bv Ed Teter
smiled ON the ritizpDs Of FranI,fort last SIM
dav.
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fror,JJ ''S' S"'iiii5 N"i'oS WIN HIS
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@ LIo w Doilool oeoeu9iCh g was la!IuIe aO Ile
~ ~" Wv1'il0sl'Gs, AlIeI "'t9itPIIHb \. loI
wv wv nus % " Iula'e VHe O"lIoou VHey gave III up
"iu iuil'
DICK Nlllet, who has so successfully welded
e. ILe Dllch n at East Monroe Tor long tune, Is
HTi il,l7 spring ana his place is ulIeu Dy
'iia2 / ul'e'
Miss Fannie Mltchner, who has been staying
at her unce's, Mr.. Eli p johnson, during the
winter months has returned to her home at
Staunton, tayette county
A fine stock of wall DaDar of all shades nat
] ]Iern5; ana Designs, mas Just arrived at q. EI-
49, 90 '' "l'' 'N''''i'l0 sooI I-5 IN W" WANT
"ny' "P-o"o
Mrs warren Johnson has been visiting her
parents at Aenla for some time, part of the
tlme being confined to the house with an at
| tack OF the measles,
| Another large stock of new paints. oils, and
| varnishes, just received and being sold at bot
| tom prices at G. Elwoods. ap25w3
Otto Horst is President elect Of the I .vcar1rr,
! for the coming term Morton Rarnes' vice
President and Tobn Reeson Spcretarv
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head.
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ro,Irt tot ME- roias ,It, fas %ae so ~ ~
yr.j i, iloS Las, 'tIy % oJ, @
dpI4feu Hy ye SoGtnoI climate anu 'i"O er
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hIns ~ LNahs VIII sen you nice ready maae
ID me, o,,o vd i,Is+ oa,.a5 % T1 % 10
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Pi 7 80 % r. - ,I,it ~ CLS Go
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MI tltz8eraId' agent Tor the American Bible
society mas canVassed TINS region pretty thor
| oughly during the past week, seIunB DlOle5 and
giving them away TO Parues that are unable to
| purchase them'
! The scars that adOrn the face of p D. Mat
4 thews, the veteran Post Commander Of the Joe
| Henley Post, G.. A. r., were not received in the
war Of the rebellion but are the work Of a run
away team of mules.
And now if Won want TO hear some big fish
stories You must engage in conversation with
those fellows that go out fishing early in the
morning and then skull in late in the evening
by way of the back alleys.
We 900 Inv tho Sabi,,s Neyys that Dr INN o
former citizen of this Mace bHt now of tbat
viiIaga is GETTING himself into business Le
Iboyi7o beaD onnTinteJ connciIrnoD instead of
T11,n 71ittGn resilned
Mss LIllua Gngnce' aI.' %uo mas Oeen ISacIlh8 4
IN tue oaDlia ugIlC I 9cuuoLs IuElu5 tne pasI
year, ua3 IevuIlieu n4ll.t my sonoOI nayIuB SlgseC
wGn STe t oa1J beo w e5 bor o d
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