The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-09-26

Mr.. Charles Ladd son of County Commits
sioner Franklin Ladd, and Miss Anna Pausch
second daughter of Louis Pausch, Sr., a prom
inent C. W. & b. r. R. man, were united In the
holy bonds Of wedlook at the Pausch residence
on South Fairfield street at noon Thursday,
Rev. j. l. Taggarb officiating, The happy pair
left on the 2 p. m. train for Tindlay, Ohio
where they will visit awhile.
The Second Amendment meeting at Oak
Grove meeting house last Sunday afternoon
was well attended, the house and yard around
being well filed with eager listners Judge
Geo. B. Gardner was the orator of the day and
delivered very fine address abounding in legal
information TO the electors in the election.
The choir Of the NJ. E. Church at this place
assisted by Che ohoir from Lexington dispensed
some excellent music that added much to the
enjoyment Of the afternoon,
Kind reader did you ever witness the pleas
ant sight Of two cats hanging across a clothes
line, with their candal appendages securely
fastened toRethor2 II yOU ever did you nay
imagine the fun that has been going on be-
tween two families on Main street for II few
days past, it being about n parallel to the two
cats. IN a two story house dwells n cnlurcd
family and f. white family, aud until within q
frw days nuthing las occurred to disturb the
bliss Of the occupants. But the forcpart uf the
past week the war OF determination broke
ont aud ragged hercgly, reminding one very
much of the Kiikeuney cats. At present ''pll
I
Greenfield 'lads.
/ The Fairfield Township Board Of Education
held aunrher meeting lnSJ Monday uu llut
much v-Xed Ceuteihed Special school District
/ question. Il was drciApd ~ change the loau-
/ Aln GpA hHld the hlNse ia Druterleld instead
! of 6ogtl uf tAvl O. Aefgrs srTauged for $1,000
were appFupriated for the parpus- nf erecting
! the huildiug Bub-distFicts Nos, l3, "a and
/ 10 situated ON Hapljns creek presented a petit
/ tiop 20 the Board praying for the cnusulida-
= tilu nt said sub-dlstrlots and tho formation of
a special district be known as Special District
| No. 4 As parts of these districts are in peul
township. action on the matter was deferred
until Saturday, October 90, when a jOiut-meet-
ing of the Boards of Education of Fairfield
and Penn townships will be held at Samantha.
On last Sunday afternoon performance was
carried on i'm the suburbs here that will, we
Iresume make few Second Amendment votes.
At the time OF the railroad wreck last
week, several kegs of lager beer we're stulep
from tbe wrecked cars and hid away in tho
cOrndelds and cellars by boys aud Young men.
Some boys from 10 To IS years old secured one
or two kega and before evening were drunk as
loons. One keg taken by boys four or five
years older survived until Sunday afternoon,
when it was taken TO log in Harrison John
CONS held Just north Of the corporation line
whore Il was visited by Young boys and young
linen all afternoon and long before dark several
beardless boys were almost dead drunk Mauy
Of the boys engaged In the above mentioned
stealing are in the habit of running the streets
at almost all hours of the night aud indnlginl
in all kinds Of profanity and Obscene Ian
guage