The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-03-07
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A son of Jacob aibler died last Thursday
Of lung fever.
}. f. South, Of Cincinnati, was here Fri
day on business.
D. Troutwiue would like to know who
borrowed his coon skin.
VIM. H.. Turner has moved to the Cy.
West farm north Of town.
Mrs. John Boyle and son, Of Fayetteville,
were in town Thursday.
A. E. Archer is building a dwelling house
on South Sycamore street.
Mrs. J. T. Hammer, of WestbOro, was
visiting her son here on Friday.
Lewis Ellis has bought the VIM. West
farm, for fifty dollars per acre.
Joseph Miller has moved to the farm he
lately purchased Of VIM. Simkins,
A large lot Of corn is being shipped to
the distillery here this week.
Mr.. James Beckett, of Westehester, o.,
was here on business on Thuruday last
VIM. McCann has moved to the Lytle
farm lately occupied by JOS Garrett.
Mrs. Amanda Garrett has rented proper
ty, and will move to town in a few days.
W. r. Gaddis returned home from Texas
Thursday night, looking well and hearty.
Mrs. G. w. Hinton, of Hillsboro, is the
guest of Mrs. W. W. Haller, of Broadway.
Rev. T. j. Giddens held a two days
meeting at the Christian Church last Sat
urday and Sunday.
George Nolder has moved to Hillsboro
where he has secured position with Ut
man, Jeans & Co.
VIM. Stautner closed.a very successful
term of school in the Runk district last
Thursday,
Joseph Montgomery has moved to Penn
township. The good wishes of his numer-
GUS friends here go with him.
Mr.. Frank Tyson, Jr., returned on Fri.
day evening from Kansas, where he has
been for the past two years.
Henry Rhoads, an old resident of this
place, left with his family, on last Tuesday
for Springfield, o., where he will make his
future home.
Machine agents are becoming very nu
merous as the signs of spring approach
We saw three at one time talking business
to one man.
Mr.. Detwiler, of Hillsboro, was here OF
Friday. He brought with him a very hand
some and correct portrait of Col. w. H
Glenn, the work of his accomplished wife
Proceedings in Mayors Court during thr
past week State Of Ohio w Smith; fight
ing; fined So and costs. State VS. Faris
same charge, same sentence. State Vi
Pickeres, same offense, and same entry
State VS. -; assault with intent to commit
rape; bound over; bond, 800.
The regular monthly meeting of the NJ
E. Sunday school was held last Sunda,
night. Quite an interest was manifested b,
the little folks in the exercises, in whicl
they took a prominent part. Addresse
were made by Mrs. Maddox, ]. W. Smith
N. W. Parker, and the Superintendent,
A building and loan association is a thing
much needed in this place. We notice tina
the towns which have them are leading u
in improvements. Many poor men coul,
build comfortable dwellings, and thus be
come permanent residents of the town
the opportunity were offered to operat
through building and loan association.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Pos
Office at Lynchburg, o., March 1st, 1883
c. A. Challender, Miss Nora J. Comings
James Hancock & Co., W, A. HILL Mr.. Jo
siah Noble, Mrs. Hannah Noble, Miss Hat
tie North, Miss F. Lorence, S. W. Priddy
Mr.. Owen Roush, Mr.. Henry ShaTer, Mr.
Allen Smith, Messrs. Smith E Nelms, Jack
son Thurman, Miss Eliza NJ, Walker, Mis-
Matte Waller, Mr.. Samuel Warman
/ j. W. Henderson. P. NJ.