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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-04-08
SARDINIA.

April 4th, 1885.
Work is again begun on our turnpike.
Joseph Rau has moved to New Hope, O..
Grandmother MoFaddin is now able to sit
up
jacob Mock has moved back to his properly
here.
o. B. Moore has rented ]. F. Oumberland's
residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall Bowin are able to be
around again.
Little Essis Wilbur, whose life was despaired
Of, is now convaleBcent
William Bowin traded farms with his father
and has moved TO town,
Mr.. Bnider, Of Arnheim, has moved into
Mrs. DuncansOn's property.
s. O. Wilder is preparing to build house on
the site Of the one which was burned.
H. W. Kennedy's smoke house was recently
broken into, and meat and flour stolen.
Mrs. Julia Stewart and family have moved to
the farm recently owned by William Bowin.
.. O. Lewis has sold his property 20 Mr..
Bradley, Of Winchester, Adams county Ohio.
Very few oats yet sown. Wheat makes an
unusually poor show. Grass is beginning To
| grow a little.
| Ellis Glove has been promoted from fireman
/ TO engineer on the o. d Nj. Ry, and Ed Jones
| from night watohman to fireman
/ Rev. W. nj, Galbreath began services in the
/ Presbyterian Church again the Sd. and viI
continue the meetings over Sunday.
Miles Clark went 10 Williamsburg last Tues
| day on the freight train, the FIRST time he ba,
been out Of this town since last September.
I w. L. Pugh is now occupying his premises
near town, which he bought from D M. leo
and Dan has moved about four miles away.
j. o. Graham, Of the firm Of Graham a Co.
who bought j. ~ Cumberland's stock of mer
ohandise, ia living IN Ellis Penoe's property.
o. b. Moore is building a room the Sam
size as the one Squire Erwin is building, an,
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Death Of Nh. Edward L. Shinn

Mr.. Edward L. Shinn, who was SC
severely injured by an accident in Tennes.
see about two months ago, died on Tuesday
of last week, and his remains we're brought
home, reaching here on Thursday. Fun,
eral services took place from his mothers
residence on South street Friday morning
and we're conducted by Rev. Dr. Mosurely
The deceased was a worthy and indus
trious young man, devoted to the support
of his widowed mother, who has the sym
pathy Of our whole community in her sac
bereavement
He was born on Good Friday, April 18Th
1865, the morning of President Lincoln'l
assassination, and by singular coinci
dence his funeral occurred on Good Friday
1885.
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NEW MARKET.

April 6, 1885.
A. d. MoConnaughey is now a resident of
this village.
O. ". Murphy and wife are visiting his
mother at this place
O. A. Whistler will move his saw mill on Lewis
Gibler's farm this week.
Miss Lizzie Arnett will teach the spring term
Of school in this district.
The rain on Easter Sunday will bring seven
Sundays Of rain, according TO the old adage.
DR.. n. B. YanWinlle, of Blanchester, paid
his parents Of this place, a short visit last
week.
James MoConnaughey, son Of J. A. McCon-
naughey, cut his foot badly with an ak while
chopping.
Wheat is making better showing although
some Of our farmers have sowed oats on their
wheat ground.
Rev. HollIngsworth has returned from his
trip to northern part Of the State and has sew
eral locations rendered him, but has not ac-
cepted any as yet.
DR.. d. M. Barrere, in company with his
mother and two sisters, left last week for New
Carlisle, Ohio, where they will make their fu-
ture home. The DR.. has been located in New
Carlisle quite while and reports a very good
practice.
! The officers elected for the ensuing year at
the Baptist Sunday school on Sunday last are
George VsnWinkle, superintendent V. B.
McConnaughey, Assistant Superintendent
/ Miss Iva Vance, Secretary Lizzie Arnett, As
sistant Secretary o, A. Wilkin, Treasurer
/ VIM. VanWinkle, Librarian Charlie Harris.
| Organist.
The organization of the Presbyterian Sunday
School last Sunday brings forth the following
/ officers r. J.. Purdy, ST., superintendent O.
| BrOgnard, Assistant superintendent Miss
| Della Gall, Secretary; Ella McClintick, Assist.
ant Secretary Martha Purdy Treasurer; O.
| o. Mulohback, Librarian; Ct. l.. MCClintick,
Assistant Librarian.
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NEW LEXINGTON.
Saturday, April 4, 1855.

Spring has come.
Ell Adams visited the Queen City last Mon
day
Onion, pea, and potato planting time is
at hand.
Mrs, Flora Adams was visiting relatives at
Martinsyille last week.
Mrs. Hattie E. Davis. of Carytown, o.. was
in town last Thursday visiting.
DR.. Hixson of Marshilltown, Iowa, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. II. Hixson.
Elbridge Hixson, of Jamestown. was visit
ing relatives here the past week.
The blacksmiths are kept busy sharpening
plows, as plowing time has come.
Mrs. John Savage, Of Wilmington, was visit
ing relatives here last Wednesday.
James Smith is building veranda in front
of his new residence on College Street
Mrs Susanna Baker, Of Lebanon, was the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. II, Savage, the past
week.
We were visited last Friday with another
blizzard, which stopped garden making for a
spell.
s. n. Derbyshire, of Sabina, was the guest
OF G. Il. PensyIs family last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Musgroye Daughters and daughter,
were the guests Of her mOther-in-law, Mrs
Elizabeth Daughters.
From the rumors that are afoat, one of our
widow ladies and brother widowers may make
match some Of these days.
Mr.. N. Woollas, Of Russells, was in town last
| Monday, looking after the interest Of the Con.
tinental Insurance Company.
Mr. Thos. standdeld, Of Kokomo, Ind, wal
visiting Samuel McClure's family last week
after an absence from here for several years
Mr. W. It. Boatman, with his family, arrived
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The Children's Home.

EDIroBs NEws-Two articles have been
recently published in the Gazette that are
doing harm and misleading the people in
regard TO a ohildren's home. The law says
the directors sbalIremove the children from
the infrmary. Hickory Nur in the Ga
Eeetts says there is only one child there.
Now he knew that was a mistake, as there
we're eleven at that time, and there are sew
euteen at this time Now it is the duty Of
those in authority to comply with the law.
We never look to this class to hnd violatsrs
Of law, but we expect them to be examples
in its obedience. And we think Il wicked
for any one to so misrepresent as TO tempt
them 70 do wrong. JACOB sAYLEB,
Ofthe Board Of Visiton.
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last Friday from Minnesota, where he has
been farming for the past two or three years.
He will make his home in this State.
List Of letters remaining in Highland p. o.
j. e. Burns, Sabatha Bolts, VIM Edwards
Geo. Hansell, A. Lewis, Dould Morris Rosa b.
Patton, Ihos Toll, Anna Bell Woods, Mckee
W. Browning, Il. W. Carr, George Camel
Mrs Helen Hixson was taken i'll very sud-
denly last Wednesday morning, and the doctor
was called She was found very low and the
relatives at distance We're telegraphed for
Or. o. Il, HiXson, of Marshalltown, Iowa. and
Elbrldge HiNson, of jamestown, o., responded
to the call,
Died-Mrs. Helen Hixson, on Friday even
ing, March Sd, 1885, aged y years, months,
and 10 days She came to Highland county
with her parents where they settled, in 1880
She was married to Samuel Mcclure, Sem, in
ls49. She leaves two children and large cir
Gle OF friends to mourn her loss. She was a
woman whom to know was TO love.
The following is the report Of the pupils Of
New Lexington School for the term ending
March 9th, 1885:
High school-D. S. Ferguson, Principal.
James Adams 93ja, Peter Adams 9455, Fred
Kelly 93S5 John Adams 929[, VIM. Ladd g2Js,
seymore Patton 95 1-l6, Abba Brabson 96lf
Bessie Horseman 955s, Allie Patton &c. Maud
Wright gOL
| Grammar Departmental. B. Farley, Teach.
or Lizzie Mcclure a. Anna Brown "a, James
Earl 49, Arthur Larkins 98. Mamie Pensvl "a
/ May Adams "a, VIM. Mcpherson 95, Sammy
! Challender 96, IhOs. Clark 90, Marion ed.
wards 30.
| intermediate Departmental Matte Bebymer
Teacher. Mabe Beck 80, Nettie Miller g4
| George Robbins 95, Burd Mcclure 02, Arthur
| Hixson 80, Charlie Worrell 80, Marie Cohn 49,
/ Carley Sweeny 80, Bertha Chalender 49, War.
ME Stubbs S5.
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Denth on ~. EIlznheth min.

Mrs Elizabeth Irwin, widow Of the late
James Irwin, mother Of Mrs. Asa Haynes
and Mrs. Kithe Graham, and sister Of Mrs.
John Mitchell died at her residence on
South street on Tuesday Of last week, after
a long illness. She was a native Of county
Loitrium, ireland, and came to this country
in 1886, settling near Hillsboro in 1889.
She was an exemplary christian lady and a
devout member of Saint Mary's Episcopal
church, where her funeral services were
held Thursday afternoon, conducted by the
rector, Rev. q. Bradley.
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MARSHALL.

April 9th, 1885.
Farmers are busy plowing.
Mrs. John Turner is on the sick list.
Miss Ida Templin is teaching in Liberty
township.
Madame Rumor says we are going 10 have a
wedding soon.
Warren L. Kelly has commenced a twO
months school in Marshall.
Miss Louisa Smith is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Shoemaker, in Ross county
Miss Emma Templin has commenced her
spring school near soman, Adams county.
Miss Emma Lyle and her sister, Mrs. Hugh
Evans, win leave Ohio soon, the former goes
10 Missouri, the latter will Join her husband in
Illinois.
After the spring schools have closed We
hope that some person will teach a select
school 10 our little villa, for the benefit OF
teachers and others who desire to attend.
The Presbyterian Sunday School was re-
organized last Sunday, with QuintoD Diol
Superintendent, Dr. Blair Assistant supt
Emily Temphn Secretary. i. ~ Templhr
Treasurer, Lotto Wise Librarirn.
Moving seems 10 bo Ga order. Mr.. jane
Hughes aud family have moved in Liborty
township. john Kols0 and family will move {,
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Fire.

A stable, situated on the premises of Joel
Spargur, on Southern Avenue caught fire
last Friday about noon 1t was discovered
by some Of the neighbors, who gathered in
at the scene aud eztinguished the fire by
the application Of a few buckets Of water.
When discovered half the manger was con
sumed and the flames extended to the hay
NOV. No alarm was given. Il is no
known how the fire originated
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Easter Sunday was a beautiful day,
bright, warm and pleasant until evening,
when there was the usual thunder shower,
foretelling seven rainy Sundays in success
sion, according to the old proverb. The
Easter Sunday services and the pleasant
weather brought out large congregations at
all the churches, st. Mary's Episcopal
Church especially being crowded at the
afternoon service. The altars were all
beautifully decorated with flowers, oto.
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To the Hon. Mayor and Board Of
Health Of HiIIslorO.

nbA llu ol AlllbUuluu
Having been requested to make o state
mont through the papers in reference to
the sanitary condition Of Hillsboro, o.,
will say that We are just emerging from a
severe aud protraoted winter, as a rule
necessarily resulting in the accumulation Of
animal and vegetable remains and debris,
after which being exposed to the rays Of
the sun will speedily deoompose, Individually
producing an insanitary condition which
will certainly produce disease in almost
every family where the non-removal Of such
aeoumulations exist Therefore, I advise
that every propsrty-holder see that their
premises be at once placed in good sani.
tary condition and that ell aooumulationl
10 the streets and alleys known to be dele.
torious to health be Immediately removed
by the authorities I congratulate the citi
zens Of Hillsboro for the good keeping Of
their premises during the past year and
have confidence that they will still continue
10 aid the authorities in carrying out the
strict sanitary regulations, 80 that It may
be said, should cholera or any other cpl
demio make itS appearance, that we have
done all in a sanitary point Of view for the
HplVtsEy keeping Of our city, beautiful ant
transoendant Tor It's literary genius, for ID
size, Of the many literary in Southern Ohio
Very respectfully,
r. o. Russ, Health Odicer.
! March 81, 1885.
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Progress in Penmanahlp.

In this fast age, when news is transmitted
by electricity, and freight and passengers
are moved by steam, economy demanded
that time shall be gained in every possible
way by abbreviating processes and elimina-
ting useless details. Such demand ap-
plies to penmanship as well as to every
other practical department of business, and
the Aourishes and fancy strokes that we're
the pride of the professors of the chirO-
graphic art for so long, are now considered
to consume time valuable to the scribe, and
the tendency is towards their elimination.
The requisites for plain, economic and rapid
writing seem to be attained in a system Of
penmanship exhibited in the Ohio Educa.
catiOnal Department by Prof. Dstwiler, Of
Hillsboro, Ohio. Every useless stroke Of
the pen is avoided, and yet the letters art
so simply and plainly made that the utmost
legibility is secured.-Ne'O Orleans DAILY
PiogyltHs.
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joining to it, and win use it for his coarser
groceries.
Sam Crosier is much afraid some One's build
ings will be struck by lightning, 80 ne intends
90 start out again soon, with hi5 lightning rods.
Mrs. Sam Sawyer started April %, for south
ern Kansas, there expecting 10 find her hus-
band iu their new home which he has recently
purchased.
Campbell Bros have moved their hardware
store into Squire Ervins building, and ho
(the Squire) Is building a considerable addi-
zion 90 the rear OF his store building aud VIII.
liam knight win continue the furniture busi-
ness iu it, as heretofore.
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April 9Th, 1885
Little Norman Burnett is quite so at This
writing.
Mrs. }. b. Hallsted visited relatives at West
boro Monday.
p. g. Boatright returned home last satur-
day from Iowa
A. a. Hallsted was az Cincinnati last Mon
day ON business
Aunt Rebocca Roush, who got badly burned
ia in a critical condition.
Townsend Murphy, of Newton, iowa, Is
spending few days with friends here.
Rev. A. ID. Maddox preached a very able
Easter sermon here last Sunday, and all we're
we'll pleased that heard him.
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CENTERFIELD.

Aprll 4thI 1885.
Our merchants declare that business is dull
The wheat crop ia considerably damaged by
the severity of the winter.
Mr. Arthur DiHy, OF Springfield, o., was
the guest Of Miss Kate johnson, Friday even
ing.
lilies near this place. viii shortly test the
merits of a legal course in one of the most de-
testable cases of slander ever brought within
the wallis of Justice
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The Republicans of Penn rallied on their
colors last Monday and adopting the motto
'nary scratch, " elected their whole town
ship ticket for the first time in ten years,
by majorities ranging from % 10 go.
The Prohibitionists ran a separate ticket,
which received 12 votes, but did not help
their Democratic allies to any considerable
extent.
Well DONE Penn.
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When you visit Columbus take the new
Midland railroad and stop at the 81 Charles,
kept by Col A. II. Cook, formerly Of Hills
boro. He furnishes clean, well kept
rooms, with or without board on the Europ-
can plan. An excellent boarding depart
ment is kept in connection with the house
by Miss Kate 10y Good meals only 26
cents, OF $500 per week to regular board
am. Entrance, No. 63 North High street.
ap8m3
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have made arrangements with the Crys-
Lake Ice Company so can deliver in any
quantity the season through at the lowest
prices Remember that the Crystal Lake
Ice is far superior to ice cut from ponds OF
creeks. Lake Ice is pure, clean and
healthy. 4 D. KooH.
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SPRING ELECTIONS.
A CLEAN REPUBLICAN SWEEP M
HILLSBORO AND LIBERTY
TOWNSHIP.
large Republican Gains In other Town
ships,

The election on Monday resulted in a
clean Republican victory in this township
and corporation, though the vote polled
was unusually light The following are the
official returns
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A musical organization has been formed
in this city, called the Arion Quartette, fol
the purpose Of assisting in entertainments
Of any and all kinds Its members are
John R. Callahan, J. Noble Shaw, Nat H.
Wolfstein and John Oornor. These names
are recommendation enough to those &C.
quainted with the gentlemel and e
strangers we would say that better singers
are very rare.
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7. A. Walker & Co. say that they have
no mugwumps among their customers. All
endorse the policy Of their administration.
Fair dealing with the best goods for the
least money.
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NbpuellChu VlClOEy III MhIsMhll lOWu"
ship.
The Republicans of Marshall, that old
Democratic stronghold, stole march on
the Democracy last Monday and elected Eve
of the eight township officers, viz A. j.
G. BIount, Assessor, IA mnjorityi W. A.
Blount, Clerk, IA majority; Dr. J F. Blair,
Treasurer, 3 majority; Geo. W. Miller,
Trustee, and Jacob Butler, Constable, by
small mniorities.
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Miss Ora Brown, Of New Vienna, viii
give an eleoutionary entertainment at Music
Hall on next Tuesday evening, April IA.
The programme consists Of readings and
rscitations, assisted by the Arion Quartette.
Miss Brown is spoken very highly Of as on
eloouhonist and the prices Of admission be-
ing within the reach Of an, a full house
may be expected
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Mr.. John Franklin, who formerly lived
near Carmel, but now resides in Missouri,
returned last week, after an absence Of
twenty-five years, to visit relatives in this
county.
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We notice several large posters of the
Cincinnati College Of Music in different
places Of our city. This is the work Of our
city Bill Poster, Mr. Josh Ellis, who is quite
an adept in that line.
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Mr., Joseph E. Higgins and Miss Mamie
j. Littler we're married by Rev. Bacon, Of
Cincinnati, at the residence Of the BRIDES
parents on South High street, last Thursday
night. 10 wish them much Joy.
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Insure your property against fire and
lightning in the old reliable Ohio farmers
Insurance Company. H. D. Waddell,
Agent, Hillsboro, o. 8
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If you want to see the prettiest variety Of
mems, womens and ohildren's shoes ever
brought here, and at prices to suit the
times, call at FeibeIs.
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Mr.. II. D Waddsll has been appointed
the special agent Of the Ohio Farmers and
the Cooper Insurance Companies for this
county. policy in either Of these com
panies is as good as a government bond in
case Of IRE OF lightning
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The W. @. T. U. will hold a temperance
meeting at the NJ. E. church next Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. Quite an interest
ing programme has been prepared, and
everybody is invited.
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1t is surprising the large amount of latest
styles hats our enterprising olothier, I. A.
Feibel, has brought on this spring.
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Mr.. n. W. Parker, Of Lynohburg, will
address the people of New Market, at the
Baptist Church, Sunday evening, April -,
on the subject Of Temperance.
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Try "Ou's Overalls" Il. A. Walker &
90. have them.
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The Hillsboro Hardware Co., "the Big
Four" come out in this issue with a big
new tad" Read it, and profit thereby.
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Gentlemen in need Of good or medium
priced dress shoes, plows or brogaus, would
do well to try T. A. Walker & Co.
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The Board Of Examiners had thirty-six
applicants last Saturday
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Mrs. Lizzie Powell, who has been visit
ing Mrs r. H. shofstoll, returned to her
home in Olney, Ills, last week
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t. A. Walker & 90. keep fully abreast Of
the times in all articles of merchandise in
their line, in price, styles and variety. Try
theU
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Ellis Pence spent Sunday in Tairyiow.
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Mr. John spargur is having an iron fence
put in front Of his residence on East Main
street.
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Sardinia soon, and BIO. Frank Wise and family
win move ON Mrs. Anderaon's farm, two miles
wcat OF Marshall.
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$4,000 lbs. Of the Old Reliable Buckeye
supsr-Phosphste now on hand, for oats
and corn this spring Call to see the un-
derligned before you buy. N. W. corner
Main and West streets, Hinsboro, Ohio.
March Gath, 1886 VA JAMES REEoE.
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To Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nosbit, satur-
day, April 4, a girl
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Miss Jennie Mead, of Minneapolis, Mimi,
was the guest Of Mrs. W. H. Gregg last
Saturday and Sunday.