The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-04-11

Lots Of improvement going on this season.
letters received from Miss Zoe Moorman, Of
Cincinnati and formerly Of this place, an
nounces that she was married on the evening
Of the 9TH inst, to a Mr.. Smith, Of that city.
The Educational Charts mentioned in last
weeks issue have been put up in the sub-dis-
trict schOolhOuses by Mr.. John Griffith, and il
now remains 10 be seen whether the teachers
can do any more good by using them than
without.
Parties desiring anything in the printing
line, such as letter heads, sale bills, &c, can
have the same promptly attended to by apply
ing to the reporter Of this paper. Work viii
be done as cheap if the order is taken here as
if it were taken in HillsbOro.
The following clipped from the Sabina News
will be Of interest 60 many here married at
vile, Ohio, March 28th, by Rev. N. ID. Creamer,
Mr. W. S. Boone, Of Perry county, Ohio and
Miss Katie Griffith, of Clinton county, Ohio. "
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Teter Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Turner. and Mr.. and Mrs Lee Sanders
are now on the list Of grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. viii Teter, Of Chillicothe, being the pa
rents of q bouncing boy, and Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
McNeal, Of the same place, being the parents
Of a fine little girl.
At a recent meeting of the officers and teach
ers Of the NJ. +. Sunday school, the following
were elected officers for the ensuing year As.
sistant Superintendent NJ. Redkey; Treasurer
and Chorster, J. A. Harcum Secretary, Chas
Hardy; Assistant Secretary, Louie Miner; Ii
/ bTarian, James Taylor. No superintendent
was secured and Prof. c. L. Jackson remains
/ in said Office until a successor is elected.
/ The Kittie Rhoades Dramatic Troupe thai
| played here Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings in the city opera house disappointed
their audience at their last performance. ThD
announcement was made that they would play
| two pieces on Wednesday evening, but wher
] the curtain went down at the close Of the frs
! play, they announced to the waiting audienc,
| that "that was all, and strange to say some il
the audience were heard to say some badwOrds
Some little clue has been obtained concern
/ ing the parties who burglariZed the stores herl
last week Three suspicious looking fellow
. carrying carpet satchCls were seen to take th
early wcst-bOund train at Sabina on the follow
ing morning after the burglary Aesterda,
morning a satchel precisely like the ones stolel
from King Il Evans was found covered up in
fence corner near Martiusville. The partie
who went through the stores at Martinsville OF
Wednesday night last, had probably left
there and it is thought it was the same gam
that visited this place one week since.
Leesburg Market.
Corrected weekly for the NEWS by Ella
johnson, grain dealer; Charles Turner, stoc
dealer; j. A. Harcum, dealer in groceries,
Wheat, per busheI ................ l OO0
Corn, ........................ 45@5O
Oats, Observation-Disclosures. $50
Wool, medium per pound ..... 5000
Butter ....................... 2O023
Eggs, dOz Observation-Disclosures. 300
Flour, per cwt wt....................2 2 1908 {
Hay per ton 7 OO@8 {
7 Potatoes, Irish per bushel. ......... 75(G9O
1 " Sweet " ......... SOd1
Apples, per bushel hel................ / 5O02
q Hogs, per cwU. OOG6
] Cattle. 4 OO05
] Sheep. 5OG3
Lambs OO64
Poultry, per doz..................2 2 1908