The Highland weekly news. [volume], February 28, 1883, Image 5

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i. Uit A FASHIONABLE SUIT OF CLOTHES, CALL ON J. a UONK, THE FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
Che gightaud $nvs.
iiillsiwro, onw:
Wednesday. Feb. 23, 18S3.
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
Thfl il"K nd riH'k Il;1it in (
Moppcil by tlie pnliop.
The now flvo-ornl ii"'0 linn been giMH mnl
paaeil f 5 gl(l piece.
The "HhirtontH of Jlornco" will bo tlio next
entertainment Riven in Hillslorc.
Threo new clmird have, twen put into the
pitlpit of the Presbyterian Church.
The Cincinnati On Company estimates it
lcwn from tlio Hood at '20i),(MK).
Labor Btrikfa arc now connldcrcd if (;al. Score
one morn for the workininan.
An infant child of Mr. and Mm. Il.nnv Mad
dux died on last Thnrmlay ninlit.
J. M. Cooper received (-10 Inst'J'hnr ulsiy, onc
iifth of a prize ticket in a lottery.
The Shropshire, murder trial lma ended at
Waverly, O., ill a verdict of acquittal.
Pv the flood at Manelimter 17;t faiailits were
moved, and lOO.OnO dniiiiiKe caused.
An attorney at Millendmrir has lienn indicted
for accepting exeeimive. fee in pension uaavu.
A. "tonv" restaurant will Boon le fitted up in
the atore lately occupied hy Oeo. W. Dan-ere.
What was supposed to he silver found in
Ross county turns out to bo only quicksilver.
A mite social will lie held in the basement of
tho Presbyterian Church next Friday evening.
The alarm of fire on last Huturdny night was
C1VM'1 liy tiie burning of a line at the .Institute.
io dainayo.
Physicians at Cohnnbus have dividi 1 Unit
lleprexeiitativo Miller, of Jlciccr cnintj, is
. insane.
A aiiit to set aside the will of Mary Too, in
Tolvinc an estate of fclniyii'll, has K en bonn
in Chillicothe, O. ' ,
Telephone No. 3 lvn put in l!owcr Xva
Depot lust Wednesday. (Icoi-jjo is bound to b
i with tho times.
Tho Kross recipts of the Cincinnati Opera
Festival w.iro el4.'2 ... Vrtmn to tlio Col
lege of Music, 10,r.lC.
The Chillicolhe Council nppropriati d f:m to
aid Portsmouth, and I, Olio for Cincinnati, but
Portsmouth wouldn't have it.
Timothy flrccii. who kill'-d Father O'Dono-
Khne, the Catholic pre st, at Morrow, last .No
vember, was acquitted last week at Lebanon.
Inn ing the late upheaval of the waters in
the Ohio, at l'oineroy, boats landed at the hotel
and took pas( libera from the second story
window.
Craft, the murderer of the Gibbons children,
. was found guilty of murder in the lirst decree,
at Grayson, Ky., and sentenced to bo hanged
on May 2ith next.
Another comet has been discovered, by I'rof.
Lewis Hinith, of the Warner Observatory,
Rochester, N. Y. Wonder what calamity will
follow in its wake.
The school children of Chillicothe by giving
a potato and one cent each, sent 3D bushels
potatoes and 3'J.7il to the tlood sutlerers
Cincinnati last week.
A few copiea of "Our Herald" have been sent
to us, which parties may have by eallin'4. H
a Woman Suffrage paper, and is well edited
and very interesting.
The Supreme Court of Ohio has released
Knapp, the pardoned murderer, on the ground
that the Court could not go back of a pardon
without statutory provisions.
"Flora Temple," tho oneo famous trotting
mare, the property of tlio lute E. 1). Cassilly,
died in Springfield, O., on Sunday last, ageil
twenty-eight. Times-Star, 2M inst.
Alabama is an Indian word signifying "Here
we rest." State Treasurer Vincent looked into
the cash-box and said : "I'll take w -bat's here,
and leavo the rest to the wicked." Chicago
Inter Ocean.
The dry goods store of Geo. S llaynie
New Vienna was found to be on lire early last
Thursday morning, but by the prompt action
of aoino citizens tho lire was soon put out.
X.OBH not known.
A sweet orange from Florida, measuring S?.
inches in diameter and V. rncheii in circum
ference, was handed in at this ollice last Satur
day by Mr. Thomas Mitchell, who has just
from that orange kingdom.
Some heartless wretch caught two cats,
' them hy their tails, and tlung them into
cellar of a cliyrch. Tho residents of the vicini
ty heard tho noiso the animals made,
thought it waB the choir rehearsing.
The Waverly Watchman is responsible
tlw following measles story: in one school dis
trict of Pebble township, tho entire sehoo,
consisting of about sixty scholars, took down
with tlio measles all on the same day.
The Ohio House of Representatives spent
day last week discussing the proposition
amend section 4,074 so as to make a knowledge
of the effects of alcohol on tiie human system
a qualitication for receiving a teacher's certifi
cate The proposition was defeated by a
of 32 to 40.
The New Richmond Independent came to
this week printed on a part of a flour sack, w
a supplement printed on mauiua paper, u
account of tiie flood. It reminded us of
war time wheu tho Southern papers
printed on wall paper, etc. It was not
independent but very energetic and go-uhcad,
if thu office was half full of water.
We aro indebted to Hon. John F. Oglevee,
Auditor of State, for a handsomely bound
of his annual report to tho Governor, for
year ending November 15, Wi. It is
with statistical statements and tables of great
value, of which wo shall avail ourselves here
after for tlie information of our louder.
Rev. I. II. PoHruiii. Chaplain of tho
penitentiary, has our thanks for a copy of
aiina.nl report of tlio directors and warden
that institution. This county has in tho pen
representatives, to servo altogether years,
ct 52:1.1.05 to convict them, and 131.3: trans
portation, averaging 7228 each, and
average time to aerva in 1 3-70 years.
At a press banquet held in New Jersey a
flays ao, at which thirty-six editors were ent,
it waa found that not a single man of
could sing a boh(J, tell a snake story, nor
rmtagood spot for Itsiiinij. Ironton Register.
If they will inform us when next they meet,
will neiid tlieni our Mui.l.ull. 11.) tjll nil
lull, and tluMi have some to spare, evi u to
iliB tlio lueuUng with prayer.
Vaian should be on the lookoHt for trick
sters, for tlieir late game to swindlo is an
one. Two travel together, and are
to sell a house ventilator or something
oftliatkrt. They manage to stay all night
wttli Ujo iitinuT who is to be their victim,
during thu eel.l,if make a trade of
Jaud, making the di-wj (hen and there, which
tho accommodating fariger aiKps as u witness.
Having bi signature it is easy to uiuto a
luisaoiy,
THAT LOAFING BAND.
From early morn to dii.U of night,
On Urn corner idle stand,
A burning shame ami scandalous sight,
That nuiik-y loaling band.
It seem to tui we d hide away,
From gaze nf busy citizen,
If nothing had to do but pUiy,
I'ostiihly some pity then.
As It in, ii" one will hire
V roiii U"h loafing, idle set,
j.ucli is ilWf at shop lire
If employment yi noidd jjet;
There, busy (jling up the a,
. .. Or grinding of tlmcliopiiipjj ap
If Jjiwver, looking up the law,
Or Cobbler, with his end and wax.
"Voti'U tlnd him in his shop," they say,
No surer ihO of ability,
There's his platie for work or play,
j J)ut work he has coptiniially.
AUnig Willi 25 or 30 other double-In
atca, wo grabbed liolil of the rope to the
at the City Hall, at tho time of the
of liie Kttt.inlay ni;,ht, and pulled, tugncl.
(l.sindoied Ihr.mgli the mud up limb to
street, and out stai.i B'r:et, three or
squares, when we were t..U ! liru v.asout.
. fconicthiiig else was out. Mud m to our
purls, mud lip mir drawers, muJ iu oir
shoes all mud, hands hot and sore,
strulned, lungs all pulled apart, perspiring
all over, wind about all uone, ud--weH,
are inadequate, boys, lie fore tho ulurin,
ready to go to Music Hall. And now what
change ! and what a plight ! If the good
will pleasu forgive us for that one act, we
never again be guilty of committing such
outrage on human nature. No one but a
soul-contiac'.ed, niggardly
wimld lieei'Ulll'e a suit, ii lit lumber of
to mill tlie eniiino and reels to a lire in a
l Jil,e milliner. '1 hey were son iy mcd
Kutill lav night. Suppose the tire-
notlnni:, but get three horses and save
PERSONAL POINTS.
"Our Folks and Some other Folks."
frum Waliiiii;Uin
at
of
in
is
in
re
turned the
but
for
one
to
us
ith
on
the
only
the
Ohio
Hon. A. Hart returned
Tuesday evening last.
Ssninel .T. Mtslill, maimuing editor of the
Chicago Tribune, died IhsI week.
Mrs. C. A. Kibler, of Newark, ()., is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Kibler, of this place.
Messrs. Walter nnd Charles Ayres have re
turned home from their visit, to New Orleans.
Mr. J. It. Thompson, of Crested Untie, Col.,
returned home for a short visit last Wednesday.
Miss Oriu-o Jones, of tho Institute, spent
several days of the pnst week at her home, in
Columbus.
Harry Steele, a slave manumitted before tho
war, died ht Springlleld, O., nearly one hun
dred vears old.
Hon. J. J. Fugsley spent tho regular tri
weekly legislative vacation at home, and re
turned to Columbus on Tuesday.
Mr. Kibler. of Hillsboro, pa'd his friends in
this , ilv a living visit last Wednesday. - llemo
crnt, Wilmington.
K A. Mosicr and son. of Hillsboro, wcro in
to-.vn this week eirculiitiier among their many
friends.- Ileiiioc rati Wilmington.
Dr. I'eyton, of Hillsboro, has located in Wil
minr.ton and is living in the Greene property
on Columbus street -Democrat, Wilmington,
Dr. Faul A. Cliadboume, President of tho
Massachusetts Agricultural College, and rx
prcsident of Williams Coll'gr, died on last Fri
day, in New York city.
James Runvon. nn old and respected citizen
of this township, died at the residenco of his
son-in-law, I.evi lionsii. in jianvnio, on lues
dav evening, tlio Rtth, of typhoid pneumonia.
Albert Stein, an old and well-known Ohio
and Mississippi rivers steamboat captain, died
in St. l.ouis last Friday. He was ono of the
best known steamboatmcn on the river, and
was noted for his kindness of heart, both as a
commander and as an employer. It is snid of
him that be carried more men f rt e when worthy
than any other captain on the river.
The young gentleman referred to will please
call at this oliiee rind explain what the Greeii
lield correspondent of the Hillsboro News means
hy the following : Charley I'.rdmaii. of Chilli
cothe. was in town on Friday and Saturday.
Charley says it was purely a business trip, but
we know- better. He certainly doesn't sell gent's
clothing to our young ladies. Chillicothe Ad
vertiser. 1 banc hall club,
tho county jail, ami
Wilmington in forming 1
Only thren prisoncru in
spring work coming on I ,
On and after to-morrow. March 1, all the
Hillsboro banks will elosu their doors at 1 p. ni.
No orders have been received here in regard
to selling Iiilt'-l'tire tickets to-morrow for Niln
son's concerts iu Cincinnati.
F. M. IJaldwin, a druggist of Manchester,
made, an assignment for tlio benelit of credi
tors lnnt Friday, with (. W. Swaim as assignee.
LiabiliticH and asseta not known.
The poles for the new telephone wire are now
being placed in tho ground between this point
and Manchester. This line when completed
will bn of great public convenience. West
Union Scion.
The West Union 1'eople'H Defender ways the
Wheat in this countv is aaid to lo looking
much better than it did several weeks ago. Tlie
damage hy tlie freezing weather is not so great
as at in ki supposed. 9
It is still tho Marietta and Cincinnati Kail-
road not the C. 13. it W., as the l'urehasing
Committee have not vet turned the road over
to the new eomnanv. There is a hitch in the
transfer somewhere. '
Lcesburg wili have a Dairy Maids1 Festival.
Hilliard's Hull next week on Saturday evening.
will cost only 1.1 cents to get in to see tho pretty
maids. It may cost more before un get out,
hut it is for a good uhject, the benefit of tho M.
L. Church.
Judge Longworth, of the Supreme Court,
has tendered his resignation, to take effect the
0th of .March. Tho reason for this move on
the part of Judge L. is said to be a distaste for
tlie eares of office and the desire to return
the quietude of private life.
At the temperance meeting last Sunday after
noon Mr. A. V. lUchards presided. Speeches
were made bv Kcvs. iillette and Starr, ami Jos.
K. Marks. Mr. A. D. Wiggins will h ad the
meeting next Sunday afternoon. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
The household of Highland Institute present
their heartfelt thanks to the brave members
the lire company and other kind friends for the
promptness in coming to their assistance when
thu liiHtitutu wan thought to be in danger
tire. Their generous aid, fortnnatfly unneces
sary, w ill never be forgotten.
Tho entertainment given for tho relief
Ohio river tlood sulVereiH hy home talent
Music Hall last Saturday night was a decided
success. The receipts were li(2.'l"i; expense,
.").'. H. The receipts will he used in sending
piMvi-ions and other 11 eces varies to Manchester
and Now JJicJimond,
At tho relief nicctiiig hub in tho courthouse
last Thursday evening, a committer of eight
was appointed to solicit subscriptions, and
apply the amount raised by them where it will
do the most good. Committee: Jienj. llarrere,
K. L. Ferris. John Fallon, J. H. Hichards, Dr.
W. II. Smith, Jns. Fllifrilz, W. II. Glenn,
W. liuiua, and the Mayor, A. Harman.
By u reiTut ruling of the Postal Department
no matter can bo ft.-nvai'ded in the mails alter
it reaches its original aiMreoi) without a new
prepayment of postage, except letttra hich
will have full rate paid thereon, namelv, three
cents, and newspapers or other periodicals
which are to be forwarded to subscribers from
postotltce to another which are in the same
county where the paper to lie forwarded is pub
lished qi)d in wholeorin part printed, ronsnlerable
comntuint to this ruling iH made by com
plaint to this rulinw ih uttvlu by commercial
travelers whom it materially atlecUin loiard-
to tliem samples, eic, ny man wnicn is oi-
ten necessary to follow them from one postot-
licu to another on their route
Marriage Licenses.
5
their
few
Ileurv C. Evans and Jennie McM'illiams.
John B. Upo, by father's consent,
Gertrude M. Muruock.
Jludjson liurr aud Mary Larrick.
"Wm. II. Turner and Ella F. IMcliff.
Unclaimed Letters.
we
the
i.on,
in
ilijoiiR pre
teiuliiie; List of uuciaimed letters remaining in
Ollice at Hillsboro, Ohio, February 2i), 1SS.1:
Iirown George
Condiy Carriu J.
Fttiitcr Mandy
Fowie.- F-tirtifi.
Haves J. Ii.
Michael Joseph M:
Stephens Alfred
Stillwell Win. II.
Smith Isaac
Walker Mrs, A, J,
W.;.U llebsl
VanLie J. M. Ci)
J. W. 1'atteison, 1.
M.
SICILY.
pro.
Miss Jufsiu White has gone to Indiana.
Owen Huggins is lying very ill with
fpyer.
Alfred Bhopkiiy bifppcts tu locatu iitar Sicily
soon.
Wr. L. Ijiycock will upend tho
Brown county.
Small attendance at our Sunday school
Ufjcuufit of bad roads.
Tfio Lyceum has, ulosi d tt Toll si.hoolbouso
rathLf unexpectedly Uj stJine, at least.
Mrs. Nancy Marconetto was 6eiiously, if
futuily injured by tailing on the ice laniy.
Coiibitkrahle grumbling on account of
not LHliiiii Hi-liUnd eountv puiiers till tb;
L'et old. We have a daily mail, and still do
yet the papers till Friday or Saturday and
week uu did not iret them at all. We supposed
it was on account of hh;h vyatci'S at lirst.
that i-m't (hu iea;ioj, nity.
A Little Waif.
lcd
lii
bii.u alarm
.Mam
(our
middle
stock
ings, shoul
ders words
all
a
Lord
will
an
narrow-minded,
outcast
Ili'lneS
hmi
your
Ail thu north bound Valley train drew up
Wavei'lv yiMteiiluy ofti iji'Kin, a iiuu climbed
all-ant Villi liriiditrt ycl, roy.clu-elind
Hill of cixlit ycui'ii old. A postal cai.l fuiitened
to iui; bi'Ufit aiuiot;ru:t;d luu- desliniition,
wu u point 6iMy milcj v.eft of ChicaKO
iilliry hliovved that the clilld'rl illothiT lived
thia iliHtant tuni). The little one had been
with her niiele in Waverly, ami wan
shnliLK tor her mot her' d aniiH. both (datives
ate in modulate i.ii'.Mm.iiaitiief va
l"C tiieii, to finnii her an LvLi.rt,
wac tiiven into tins uonduetui'n uhai'u, bado
unelu Kood-byo, aud bcRan her teilioim joun.cy
in brave spiiitn. A few kinddieurted pentle
nicn in the ear were much interested in
rawe, and when it was found th.it she
have to pans tiie nidit ill Columbus, owing
thu lateness of tlio train, General l'aaKeneer
Ak'elit I.ftinb ena'utl to take her with iiiiu
his own home tor the inejit, aud to send
siifelv on her av in the inornini,'. A tiavcliiij;
1 ! inaii'vavp her a brmlit new dollar, and
other pleasant attentions were sliowu tier on
baud.;. Chivalry iun't all d .aJ.aftei nli,-
(jazette. . - ' ' 1 ' "
LEESBURG, 24th.
Tho bank oWrvcl tho '2'2 hy closing.
A fiw cahch of flprinff ftvor rrportM lately.
The trlrjthnne in a rtt"hip: jnntitution hero.
Win. ltul renin will have a public wile Mareii 3.
Our hoU Is are having a i;oi1 rmi of cintnn,.
The innri rnafl arc in a very bal ccn-liti-m
how.
Tin it in tul
Ci-HA t( it.
Win. Kitor rnnvc next wi t k near Wii-hintf-tm
i H.
Jnlm Miller i viiliiiK at. Wilminn'um fr ft
low nays.
llfnj. Heller i
count of HivkneHH.
T. I. Mntthewfi a balinti bay and uliippinK
I it to Lineiunati.
)iiftnel to bin room m ae-!
f
of sturtiiif; a dairy here. Win-
Cliarley Ctritlith ia manipulating tho wiren at
.Neelyv.Ue, M.
Jlevival meetings at Mie Auveni Lnurrn eueti
on Kumlay evening lad,
Mri. Steplien Sbfiimr nnd won, nf loab-1,
are tin: fjuenU of Mr. W. H. Teter.
W. H. lioylo will have a publio talo of farm
ing implenmidK and stock March 1.
Mrn. deor(;e Ladd Iibh been in iuitn feeble
It
to
of
by
of
at
to
G.
health since the death of Iter husband last fall.
TVof. Crothers' band, of Greenfield, furnish-
ed the music for the bail on the evening of the
21.
Wright makes a specialty of mending rubber
boots. jsn'twld
Wright has the best lino of bootfl anil shoes
in town and sells them at tho lowest figures.
Try him and be conviuced. janUivlU
John Holmes, the miller at Hardy7 mills, is
down with typhoid fever, ami G, i Hardy ih
running tiie burrs.
Tho W. C. T. Union will meet at tlio resi
dence of U. V, Keen on Fast Main street at 2
p. m. next Thursday.
Several ladiefi from thin place attended the
Clinton county meeting of the W. C. T. U. at
Martinsville on Tuesday hist.
A small child of Mr. nnd Mr. Samuel Spen
cer has licen que poorly during the past week,
but is somewhat better now.
Our mechanics say there is goin to bo an
abundance of work 111 their line as soon ai the
spring op - tis up Hullieicntly.
C. 1 Keen will in a few day open a good
hoot and shoe store in the Gage building on the
south fdde of Fast Main street.
Get your hair cutting and shaving dono nt
tho Talaco Uarbcr Shop, l'celo fc Green, pro
prietors. jan.'JwlO
I ho exercises at tho pehoni building 011
Wutdiington's birthdav were appropriate, for
.... . . ..
II' vs. White and 1 age are conducting a series
of meetings at the colored schoolhouse south of
irTint r moc'U"gS ftre Haid tu l,c inoreasinK
The revival meetings at Fairfield, under the
leadership of hVv. w. Watts, are increasing in
mten
several lavs.
J, Lynch Johnson, of Jautchtown. O., and
Virgil Johnson, of Montezuma. Jowa, in;nt
portion of the past week visiting their brother,
E. V. Johnson, of this place.
Where are you going V asked one farmer of
another. Why, I am going to Harcum's to get
my groceries. It is astonishing how cheap he
sells them. Try him. feb21w3
Miss Emma Chance, teacher in the First In
termediate department of Sabina schools, spent
Saturdwy and Sunday here, the guest of her
parenU, Mr. and Mr. A. T- Chance.
There will i a Dairy Maids' Festival idvcu
nt Hilliard's Hall, Satmday evening, Ma.b PI.
loceeds lor the benelit of tlie M. L,. Church,
lefreshments abundant. Everybody invited.
Admission 15c.
"Operator, please ring up Oentcrfiekl."
"Can't do it. They haven't any instrument."
Well, then, get Samantha for us." "Can't do
that, either. The company can't afi'ord to fool
ith thosu ttnall places.
Arrangements havo buen made fo have
grand circular fox hunt on Fridcy, Sarch
ihe hunt will center 111 Closes .nuner, Jr.
field, southeast of town, one and a half miles.
hould the day prove lino the sport promises
be rovab
Husscy A Limlley have void their drug store
nown as tho l'aragou drug store, to Wesley
Davis, who has been running said store for
them for sometime. The change gives entire
satisfaction to the public, as it will remain
temperance drug stove, as heretofore.
Crothers' band, assisted by Will Miller,
this place. With his clarionet, treated parties
Sabina. Wilmington, Hillsboro. Greenfield, and
intermediate points to some excellent music
over the telephone lines last Thursday evening
through the kindness of ojicratur Kin.
Persons desiring to procure dry gootU and
notions will find this an excellent place to
in a supply. We already have three good stores
in that line or business, with a capital or ?'!,-
000 to c 18,000, and are to be favored with nu
other first clasB store iu ft very short time.
Ephraim Cox, we understand, will soon open
up said, store in tfie room now occupied by
D. Wright on East Mail! atrpct.
The Hoard of Education, bv an almost unani
mous vote last Friday, purchased of Mr.
Melicrson, 01 Burlington, tlio lviuealional
'hart published by Ivison, Illakeman, Tavlor
.V. Co., of New York. These charts arc to
put into each one of the sub-district schools
a few davs. In the line of school charts these
aro the finest we have ever seen and bio npich
cannot be safd in fa tor of them. By then'
a good teacher can accomplish at least one-
third more in the same time, as they cover near
ly the whole scope of school work in tho coun
try schools. Hurrah for the Fairfield Bjurd
SCHOOL REPORT
and
Post
lung
i"
on
for tho ending 23, 1883 :
Primary Department Laura Simpson, J each-
er. ijtinitiiie jaoiisun xt, iiauies liutt '.(!.
zic Palton li'.t, Clay Kjrby !)!., Oorreho
91), Jennie LeBcau J)-. Mattie LeIIcau UH, War
ren Small !H, Charlie It 'dkcv OS, Frank Murphy
08, Charlie Jackson J7, Jlarho Abbott 07, Maud
Covan 07, Cora Toll 07, Stanley Edwards
Arthur Ladd 07, Katio lta';an 07, Dai.iie Covan
07.
Intermediate Department Laura llodstm.
Teauhei.. Cliu'.d A- Daniel Hull 00, Eva Abbott
,)0, Ella Abbot V'i, Lcnsou Hardv 07. Liniau
Griffith 0(i.
Class li-dilanche Ileesnn 0, Lillian Wuo&lev
00, Ih-lia Hough Ha. Marion Jubvauls 1)., Faith
Umendetter Ut.
Grammar Department Orpah M. Johnson,
Teacher. Grade A Bena Pausch 00, fh-rtie
Meyers 00, Blanche Wright 0ti, Nettie Ladd
Carrie Holmes Oil, Maggie Miller 1)3, Anna Pat
ton 03. Stella Keen 02, Couuie Murphv
Sallie liedkev 01.
B Grade Mikp Ita-uJi Oo, Newton Tat m
Chailj.; Evan, til, Willie M Laughhn
Charlie lieesoji 8,' Laura i'ausch ' R5, Laura
Pausch H5, Laura Barrett H5, Louie Hardv
Glen Chaltant 77,
High School S. M. Taggart, Teacher. Grade
A .Mae Ibslstm 0, Will Hardy 04, Chas. Hardv
01, Alfred McVey 03, Louie Milner 03,
Hardy 02.
Grade H Elva Worthington 05, Herman
Ilorst Earnest Anderson 05, Waicus F.vaus
03, Samuel Teter 03. ' "
(ira(lc G- 'Mai;giti Hifi 0", Mtrer,v,o Kinzur
04, Harrv Keen Oil, JtjHsin Evan" 02, Jolm
00, Hattie MiUei; 00.
Leasburg Market.
not
our
nol
last
but
Ht
little
hich
ill
liv
JiiK now
im
pubaibln Who
her
her
would
to
to I
her
many
all
SdLto
'
Correcei weel,y to: tiie Nkwh by
Johnson, Kiain dealer Charles Turner,
dealer; J. A. llarcum, dealer ill groceries :
Wheat, tier bushel 1 UWa)
Corn 4Va 50
Oats, ll.'i'a'
Wool, medium, r.er pound JU'i to
llutter , UM'ai
F.Ktrs, doz
l'lour, per cwt '2 7Ufo :t
Hay ,per ton! U HUfo l11
lt.itatoes, Irish per bushel 'ij'Ti'.lO
" Sweet ' ' KU'a 1
Apples, per imshcl 1 'Mml
Ib.s, per cwt (1 (H"hG
Cattle i Mai 5
Sheeii '...,' (niiii 1
Lamlib 3 Iii n4
Toult.y, per do.." i -iii'-i 3
According to the Htationer aud
the niuu who does hid UubiiufcH QU hu-
prineipbitj iy not afruijj of a pwi'n ihtJ
of uuy' ner. 'Vhti itiau wl;o tutu hit
piiceu below a living nguro iti goln to
tho biggest kind ox a panic. It is coming
to him jubt uh eure au fate, if he does
reform before it it too hue. Turn over
new leaf, brace up, don't look upon
competitors uu devils; don't believe all
ciiHtoiuerti tell you ubout your competitor's
priced; have a backbone of your own;
your own prices; aud make your customer?
come up to you; don't be force, giving
your knees uiuHe.iu voik iard jr.u
luauu fuur twt. Av.t of. f.A wimt body
Leasburg Market. NEW LEXINGTON, 24th.
Mrn. Mfiry Mrrn r is ill very low.
Jjiek SanitT8 is still improving Klowly.
Joseph Iturtou in v.-ry n'uk with
fever.
Mrs. SiinTl lirown is still improving very
Ther" is rnnHuleiuH si' laiesH tbronjth
ipiit tho couulry.
C'ury lel'herHoii on the hicl; list find in
a very bail condition.
Alien Oren and brother Khipped their
portfiblo Nnwmill to Florida Inst week.
Tho Kimling fuee or slur;in Ilugliey (ex-
I
1
j
lnn
;
1 clerk of court) Wft8 fiteu 1 ud Thursday on
onr
j
i
!
Th 100 young men from tho country took
advantage of tlio low rates liiKt Sunday nnd
visited tho city.
Cooper Sluulor, with hU family, started
for Missouri hist Thursday, where ho in
to make his future home.
Allen JohiiNon and daughter, of Mara
thon, O., wore in attendance at the funeral
of Mrfl. liehyiuer liiat Tuesday.
C. W. Short and wife, of New Hichmon'd,
0., were cnlled here to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Mary Bchymer, last Tuesday.
Several of the Odd Follows of this place
were present at the dedication of the Odd
Fellows1 new hall at Greenfield last Thurs
day.
liev. Loyd and wife, t.f JlilWboro, were
iu town last Sunday. Mr. Loyd preached
in the M. E. Church Sunday morning, and
delivered ft temperance lecture iu the eve
ning.
The Friends have hired a now sexton for
1 their church, and they nrn preparing to
have considerable woik d:Hie on the church
by painting tho inside walls and buildin:
new chimney and inclosing tho belfry.
I bonie l'J or 11 of Jiobt. Cox s young
S friends culled at bis homo on last Friday
nd-
I evening while he was down in town n 1 1
mg to business lo givo him surprise in
1 0 in
j honor of his lit)ih birthday, Ie was asked
to return home, where ho found a goodly
' company assembled, and took a hand in
jmlling the taffy. A splendid time was
j
U
:
a
.
h.
to
a
of
at I
J.
J.
be
in
id
of
hud.
The members of tho M. E. Church and
kgvcj'aI (jf tho citizens met at the M. 1
Church Ust Monday tiyonjua aui 1-eld a
farewell mooting iu honor of Thos. Dillon
and James llouds and families, who arc
members of tlie church, and were about to
depart for Florida. They started Tuesday.
Mr. Dillon has lived iu this place for the
pnyt Di yours, and has been a very active
worker iu the church as a preacher, class
Itiiulei' ami rHtbday school teacher7, au4 ha
bneu a ineinber of the Council for a num
ber of years, and also a member of the
school board for several years, lie will be
missed by tho citizens more than any other
man that has ever left here.
Mary Hchynier, daughter of Williuui and
Fjivabeth Short, was born near Amelia.
Clermont county, (1., in l&l J, and died in
Kcw Lexington Feb. JSth, 1-S:J. She was
stricken with paralysis almost six yours ago,
aud siuco that time her life has been one of
much suffering, patiently endured. Nut
small part of 3ior anliclion was that of
seeing the declining health and vigor of her
husbaud, who, like herself, suffered from
paralysis for almost four years till ho fell
asleep in Christ four months no. Since
that time she has had ro desire to live,
often expressing her great longing to be
rest. During the three weeks preceding
her death she suffered intensely. She sent
messages of love to absent friends, saying
"Tell them to meet ine in Heaven. " Then
pointing upward Baying "Uh, I'm glad,
Pin glad Vm going." When tho messenger
came at midnight, so gentle was the sum
mons that what seemed a refreshing sleep
was tho sleep of death. She hud closed her
eyes on her bed of suffering, and awakened
in heaven. One sjster aud f;T,r L.fodie.'K
are still living, aud two sons and six daugh
ters are bereft iu so short ft time
both father and mother, but all cherishing
iheir Christian counsel and example look
forward to the reunion beyond tho grave
with hope that "we shall all meet rn
the morning."
New Lexington Market.
07,
01,
01,
01,
UU,
W,
Bee
son "Reported by V. 13. Worrell, retail grocer.
Wheat, per bushel...
Corn
Corn Meal, n,,...,
H.iv, per T
Oais
Flour, cwt
Potatoes, Irish, per bushel..
" voct.n...
Hoauij......
Wool, fleece, pound
" unwashed ,
Livo chickens, doz
Cranberries
Onions
Turnips ....
Qysteve,, ..!
I,..!.', i..., i)fuppiug, cwt
Sheep, cwt
Lambs
Hogs, cwt
Iteef, per pound
New lliuns
Mew Shoulders
Iiacon, ,
Esrs, do ..........'.'.'.'.'...'..'
Butter ..'.'..........,
Iiard
Coal, per Lu..,.,,
AppluK, perb,un..
f".ii't;t;i
Sloidj 1
45t; JiO
8 OtkKI
'HI
fed WI
tii(i 1 3
eti(ftjl id
22((4 2(1
2 75((3 3
15
qi on
5 00G 00
2 51)1(3 00
3 50oj4 50
5 75(o0 00
ll( 15
V2ch
ivil0
l'H((i20
V4H'9 iVi
1 752
TAYLORSVILLE.
00
(u
00
III)
5tl
Hi
75
On
00
sho thinks of taking
Jackson Ostium haa lought the Hook prop
erty aud is going to move to town in a
days.
Sarah Jane (WneU.k ,4 vil littr ttvwunp
to "--" ami
trip went' in the spring,
John MahattVy has been buying and shipping
wheat, ami the furmeru art) huving a grand
time hauling through tho mud with about
bushel to the four-horse load.
Tlie cititiim of Ktraitoiit hVp bieu making
it hot bir nmntt t f tlie t-vneotd own.dnp
for tlihtuibing their school a i w nights
and we ;hiplf wold be well tor thc-iu to
on with the good work until they cm eh one
two from hiteoak.
Another Kind of a Fence.
Lynchburg. Feb. 24. 1883.
yetr
uwn
have
not
a
your
your
But
ou
tivtt
P.dttor 1 Sir - Ft-rmit me- to tmy through
tlie Nkwh to your lKidrioitvllle eorrcspontleiit
that 1 have no fcii'va to repair. 1 infer
a certain wind that he made use of in re ft re
to me tlmt he in a pet-ti-fog-ger; hut he that
it may, I have to nay that hiu remark eonet
feneci fully convinced me of one
and that is, that he is incompetent to till
office of fence viewer. My visit to Dod-e. ,
was to obtain the nameu of rc-.u n imr
a I'rtthibititiu Anv" li.-mi td'tlns tNiiistltuTion.
I hail rnoniu buwhitotf. 'Did U hurt himV
i ii 1 1 1 ' 1 - J. W. Smith.
Then Mr, Smith was trying to put a prohibi
tion' fence around tlie Inpior tiuitie. ' t
else UrH tiH Dutlsouville corrvao.om n ftta
Lynchburg. Feb. 24. 1883. GREENFIELD, 26th.
. Allen wnfl in Cinejnnati on Wedner
ilftV
Yet Vii't;inia
d-
H. W
Ht.
Henry Cork it pr"pt ' tintj in
with a Mew of li. :i(ini;.
i,. it. jiovd. c r ijnuiH.r... wim i
in Hilny iu the interest of Inn mill.
'SW Jbtnnah Miu k ih ipiite Ki k with lim
ft ver at her reideuee on Hiit h Heennd ftreet.
Mi?" .Tf'hiion, of I.er.Oninr, ppent pev ml
U of the past V.i eli here, the euest, of Mi
I'.r-Mie Iiek
Harvey W. Hyer
Hpeut neveral days
i i t i ii k relative.
Henrv Oetlen,
i
I
'
j
nnd fnmily, of Chillicothe, I
.f lant week at this phue
Jr.. of Cincinnati, was in
busi-
1
a
at
of
in
town on Thursdav and Friday combining
iicss with pleasure,
About twenty-five dollars w re subscribed by
our citi.t ns to the relief fund for the sutlerers
in the Hooded districts.
Master P-cnnie Hcidiug.reld was on ft brh f
vi.-it to his home hern ki.-t. week. He returned
to school at Cincinnati 011 Sunday afternoon.
The religious meetings are still being continu
ed at the Methodist Church with unabated in
ter st. Nearly twenty have already united with
the church.
Mrs. N. L. Phelns and niece. Mis Julia 'Tay
lor, of Gallipolis, after a biief vb.it lu re the
guests of .Mr. ami Mrs. John M. Wadd'-il, re
turned home on Wednesdav.
Dr. W. II, Edgar, late of the firm of Edgar
A Fruiter, will remain here and practice medi
cine. For the pr'si-nt his urmT w:ll lie at his
dwelling on South street,
Vf. H. EvaiiR and J. C. Caldwell, of the
firm of Kerr, F.vaus X Co., were in Cincinnati
on Monday for the purpose of purchasing a
largo number of stock cattle.
George Love and wife will remove o this
place about March 15lh. Mr. Love, together
with Geo. W. Fucker, will continue the quarry
business of tho lute G. I. Pucker and Son.
It UKiks the bnys real nngry to ask them for
additional funds to pay the expenses for the
last hop given by tho Xo Name Club," Where,
oli, whbt u is the trbdiHin r
T. N. Sellers enntinues to improve daily and
will undoubtedly bo relied to full health.
Mrs, A. N. Johnson, his pi-1 r, paid him a vnit
on 1 hursday la-t.
John Spargur, who some two months since
purchased the grocery of J. L. ,V S V. Cald
well, on Wu-dii m; ton sin et, packed his do k on
Wednesday and removed to the cotiutiy.
Two weddings will -Oiortlv tnke nliic (m West
Main street, and G;ei utield will loe two 01 her
young ladies, as both tho geiith ineu arc i't'Hii
lor.-ign places. J-or names please call on the
writ', r.
Ca.diit r Left vi r. of the Citizen's Bank, has
In en tpiite se-k during the pnst week nnd
unable to attend to his duties. We are ph-iiM-d
to announce that his condition is much better
to-day.
The jtii-tieiit quaitMis of Euwaid Mt laiii be
ing tot 1 small on account of his business
increasing daily, lie on Wt dut sday l::st securt il
the upper rnonis iii the new Flfiott buiMing
which he will occupy about March first.
Another saloon or vile den has been opened
on Fast Main street iu the King building.
This is undoubtedly tho worst place iu town
and should bo visited by the " Tads'' accompanied
by tho bet,i miaiu muengiuo in the
county.
Our Brass Band must have been slightly dis
arranged or Home misunderstanding t alien
place i n Thur-day as fully half an hour elapsed
after Ihe Odd bellows were ready to move for
ward before every member of the baud was in
his place.
James Boliinsoti. Jr., and family n moved to
Summit Point. West Virginia, on Monday,
wheie they e-.pi-. I to l-.nte on u very fine farm.
Mr. Kohnison has hail years of experience in
this business and will imdoubtcdly make a suc
cess at that point.
On account of failing health and too close
confinement to business, Martin McDerinott,
Jr., resigned his portion as agent of the C. W.
X . at Musselman to-day Wednesday ). Martin
will take a tiip South and East for the bent fit
of his health.
The two vabmhle f,"ie.y bdomjing to the late
John B-'hrenhuig were sold on Thursday by
K. H. Miller for nearly thirteen thousand dol
lars. The home farm, the ljctter of the two,
brought sixty-nine dollars and fifty cents ptr
acre, while the entire two hundred acres sold ut
an average of ii2 per acre.
W. F. Slurwin, the great singer of Cincin
nati, was announced to be present at the servi
ces at the Baptist Church on Friday evening
but on account of sickness was unable to be
present. Mr. Sherwiu was present on Sunday,
,c,aincn
(IU
110
75
"
10
liowuver, and gave ourcitieiH
Ins HkiU ft"? ' b'Ti;LV.
L. Newinan, pnpriet(ir of tho New York
st'ue, will shortly uccii)y the north romn in M.e
Flliott huililiug on a.-hinKt'n street. Mr.
Nt wman Iiiih fur some nionths betn leuiung for
more commodious muirtt-rH for his im-reuHing
biisiiji'Hs, bis present location hcin i ntire'y tvo
sniitil.
The new ivvt , li.y io .t Non op-jii their
Wr,.. hi;,,, loii etn ( t estiillis!uuent to-morrow
(Thur-.iliiy i. An entirely new stock ami Jixtun
were jairclmsed hy thin lirm and is taHtct'ully
arranged making the Htorerooiu very attractive,
ihe new tirm have had a number of yearn ex
perience in this business and will uuf ml , dlv
make a success at this point.
The tihoe faero'-v ;r.s(i.Ml it Mguln !eingai
tated io'i1 a'f ;ii..,v.i;t lM)!;s like there might
something result therefrom. That we have
superior facilities at this point in tho way
shipping and receiving all kinds of supplies
undeniable, and we hope our hie iiu ss men will
take hold of the matter ami secure this lev., h-talked-of
manufacturing estiibl'shr.w -1(t, it
claimed that witii a ten Tn-.-.d i'ittlhir invest
ment lifty JifO"'-; '.v'.li ho employed the year
roiim1, -,rU, Houcl wages.
A smart aleek, who represe nted himself as
traveling sidesman for the tirm nf Horn it Cii.,
uf Columbus, succeeded in borrow iv.'j an over
coat from J. C. .McArthur, tl'i t;.il:r. ami
Friday skipped for ft, iv.-mc heuUhy climate. We
were umtb1.'.' lo Ka'ti Uie young fellow's name
but were informed that he was a good tulk-r
and hail enough eJieik to carry hin tiriigh.
It was rather late tt Kteal an oy. ivon but protn
ably the S. A. was on, h;s uy l ! i v cold
r gion.
f,ew
farm
tit
teen boys
unce.
yo
ir
fnuu
nee
as
ru
ing tiling,
the
of
you
'Ihe wv-.-; t,:i.i .i.iuiid rit of the members
HiugH"hi Lotlge, No. 10, of this place, presented
the order with an elegant llihle and silver
pitcher on Wednesday evening of last week,
j he presentation was to have been made
Tuesday evening but 011 account nf ov,e
in the an ival of the llihle, ",tC- .Uair
postponeil until Wei by KWj i-ietiing. I
.Mary Murrav v,.'.v; ,;;A-tt.d to make the pres'-n-tat'o;,
v.hi,',; -he tuoompitshed in a short
Wv-U i.ivpared speeeh ami delivered in a manii'-r
very gratifying to her iiium rous friends.
rif-poiise was made hy Mr. V. IL Irwin, atu
which the evening was spent in social conver
sation and in having a grand good time.
The umeh-talkcd-of and hiiiu-defwrv dedi
cation of Fdnggold Le.li;j: N . m . U. O.
took place ;:e, 'J huvvday bit with imposing cerc-
mouv-J' i wv neyc pteui-uk incinhersut
Urdev (rom Wacrly, Washington C. II. Lees
hurg. Monroe and Uill.-dmro, oyt th-r w
(Iruud Mastt r liipkett, of Fhtley, and Oram!
Secretary Chidhcy, or Ciuelitnati. The cere
mony l"Vau in thf Hull at two o'clot-k anil end
ed hU'ui four, after which about three hundred
members, together with their families and head
ed by the (Ireenlield brass Hand, marched
tho skating-rink and enjoyed a very tine s-,p
per. The sten t work was trim !', t', d
Hall about seven o'cloi k, aJ'U v whhii the whole
aituir ekmed wih a, ta'.ei tH iu lull's
where V.1 '-t'j i-'to- hum hit I people enjoyed
ti.:i.ii en for several hours. Jt was truly
gala ilay tor the (Mil rellows aiul their frit
Our School INi.ird has at It nglh arrived at
concision that this community need u
sehoolhouse. and 011 March 7th. foio 4 ii-wuions
will be voted upon, a lr.'uaoyof allthevotts
cat being iec y o secure the loeution.
'i'he t;r,t ii'-.:'.tiii is the hi sent one, t"gt
w ith the adjacent lots. i he second, the
M. l'WVer prop. l;v. 'I'ldld. .lames W
erty. t imrtli, .lauien is. Morrow ik,m-i!;,.
at the I 1 st cltctioii for locj;;io; o-1 Ut-i f 1,
sites shad receive a muionty of all the
catt, then the ;ilte. having the lou st number
yoio ohall he dropu-dt and another tleetlon
had he held at which the remaining thri.-
shall he submitted, and if neither of them
thcnivocivea majority if all the vtttes
(he site having the lowest nn.nbir 01'
shall in- dropped und another election shall
h Id, at which the remaining two sited shall
submitted, ami thn site submitted receiving
majority of all the votes east for either of
sites shall be the one on which said m-v
building shall he erected.
that our
hous
'htlllCtjK tec
ji fnttuc
,1! In
tjuod lor a new Bchool-
ju
410s comuumity was greatly hurpii.tl
Wednesday morning lust over the announce
ment of tiie failure of Messrs. Kdgar A' J-V..,
the Main street druggists. To u',1. :n-(-(.ele-,
the tirm was tiaiiMtc'j", in,,i (J(in- buiiiedi
having b;,'t'Vo (J.iV i....toiii uo removtd
MMollt,tiOl lititel to tin ir potent
on Mam Stn-et. Tliu new room w tts
for a term of live yuara aud pobaesaion
cured r.1mt the t-nth
whieh a l:uf.'e li"li l iy utoc
the two Wet It f.iUt'wiiik,' a
of hiHinesH ttiin t i n tiH i- t
t.r Deet nib r. nHtr
k wa' luid in r 1 1 1 f'r
very Inrtre nmnniit
h A lai r 'linoiilit
f 'itod-i w.n purelr.ne.l than wat mild, nnd n a
coiiHti pit nee a 1 1 r t I n h"lntfiv- were oer. and
wettlt nit nt tit ninli'lt'd I y the tnrt i'11 en d-it"i-4,
the tirm found th'in-elvt'.4 nnnl'le to meet
then' iihh).atnni and d b.i 1111; to treat all alike
ei'iielmlt'd to innl.e an avii;niin nt fr tie1 bene
I lit. of t!iei- eretlifitri. 'Iliii wjm in-eoi ilintrly
dune tui t 'Ine-Jiliy and Mr. ( W. 1'iiee. oedi
1 it r of the ( 'omnu'ivml ftunli. named atsi'rnee.
'1 he liahiliheM td tlw liini ani'Mint to nhout two
thuiaiitl dollar, nnm tn about one thritHaiid,
t.- ther with a woiihleMs lot of book uf oimtH.
(i. T, raker, the junior member of the linn,
'""t il. iniiK to meet lm etuiipanifHis on tin
morning of the Announcement
kipptd for parts unknown.
of the failure,
N. S. LITTLES.
j
1
I
The g. ntk man whoso nrun In ads this article
j was buried lit Wednesday with Masonic cere
i in in it s in the beaut d ill eeiuefery at ireenlield,
1 Ohio. Being will und favorably known in
I Chillicothe we give a brief ski tch of his short
I nd event lid life. Mr. L. was tlie son of W. It
ami Julia D. Littler, and was born nenr Ceu
tretVld, Highland county. Ohio. Shortly after
wards bis parents moved to Madison township
in the same county where they have ever since
mad'1 their home. He was given the u-Mial
schooling farmers are able to give their sons,
which he ust d to good advantage. At the age
of seventeen he went to work fur Mr. Jus.
Casey who bad charge of a section on the
Marietta A Cincinnati Bailroad. Alt' r four
y itrs he was yiven '. barge of a section and as
sign) d for duty at Go-heii Pike. From there
he was soon nfterwards called to Bkiuehcster to
aMt Mr. Patterson, Division Master, wherein
remained about five vears. In the fall of lHTii
lie whs married to MihS Ailie Goodwin, of
Blanchester, (duo, a f.um r's danghtt r, and
a most ttimablc voung Indv. lie was iu t
called to the position of I load Master on the Day
ton X Southeastern Itailroad, lining first at
Wnxlongton C. H., next Xenia. nnd alt. rwards
at 1 hillicothe. it was at thin time he became
so wi 11 know 11 to our cii icii-B, ha the ic-
tireue r.t of Mr. J. F. t itinp.-i iing from the P
ccivei.-nip i,( the Diivton.V Soutli'-a-teru. 'Mr.
Littler went toD-lcilo to take the position 01
liad M.t-ter of the Dayton A li.-higan Fail
mad. When .Mr. L. It it the Marietta A Cin
cinnati Faiiroad In- wu made the if ipit id of
1111 el' gant silver t a s-rvjep J,y hi-t ft ii-nds
th:it load, and niton k-,i ing tlie Dm t. n A
S nit In n-ti 1 n tbf 1 1 m 1 li-viN. :is a token -f tin
api cia! ion, pi--;, nt; d him v id; a )unxe co
taming iH in :'o:,i. .1..!., ui.g upon t,i new
lield .i liiooi on liiu Dayton ,V Michigan Bail
road lie found the road in bru! condition, nece-i
itating his presence out on the road in all
kinds of weather. During the floods and
storms tti w hich he v. as .po( d la.t spi ing 1
took a se ere etdd, w Inch set t 1m I on hi-- lung
and in May last he was t;dt n w ith In m n !i.i;
es, w hi h so .ii tb-vt loped into t oi'.na;i! i"T
and, iilth'iuh he t'- i. d t r,"'o'v t 1 r- gain his-
stp, i.gth, tt.e .b-.:e.c had t:ik;-n too firm a hold
and 11 ft i-1 months of su'tering ho w as com-
pt IN tl to succumb, dying at the age of thiity
two vtars, at the homu of his pnrenrs, Feb
l'Jth, where he had been removal, so that be
could receive the attention he so eminently de
served. His beloved wife and two small chil
drcn survive him, who have our heartfelt sym
pathy. Scioto Gazette,
A CARD OF THANKS.
Wo respeeHullv tender our hearth It thanks
to the friends and neighbors for their kindnes
shown to us during the Iat sickness of our be
loved son, N. L. Littler, d'-ivu-td. and lor tin
large att' ndanee at the fun. r;d services; ant
friends fioin Chillicothe, Ulaiii he-t' r, (in
ii. Id. Ghio, and (ina-mh Id Lodge p. and A.
Ma.-ons. have our r-oecial thaid;.
V. K v J.iba D. Littler
East Mi:r.u.f, u., Fen. 1.1, ls;J.
Greenfield Market.
Corrected weeklv lor the Ni:vs, by 11.
Kirov, Main street grocer :
Wheat, per bushel il (U S 1 Wi
Corn ' .r'Ta Oil
( lats . , , ;.Vni
Wool, pi r pound .... ( ,. , ',1'joo 1)7
butter .' tu- 20
Kltho ).ei. iV...'. .. .'. ! 20
Kloiir, p. r cwt 2 To'i-
Hay " T . c,i 10
Potatoes, Iri-h, per hllahel fi H."
Al'p'e S " 1 2V,i 1 50
llo'js, p.. r cwt 0 b"ii l! 25
I 'at tie :l 00'. i 15
Sh.-i p :i oo.'n :l no
I.ive Chickens, per doz 3 Oie;! 25
Coal, per bushel 1112
llacou Shoulders, per pound 7 K -? S
Kaeon Shies i. ll'T.fti'ia
bard, " Ul'jial)
NEW PETERSBURG, 24th,
h
of
is
is
a
on
r
Isaiah Smith has the rheuiuut isni.
Master Johnnie Karnes is M'k with a sore
throat.
William A".U Jius Jjad the rheumatism, but
gettiiv bettt r.
Ad. Muttloeli l'ist a valuable horse with some
thing like lung lever.
Hosea Pearcf is practicing for his exhibition
to he given mi hom Frith.y eening.
Job n Fen t has movfnl into the proprrtyon
Lewis ieorge'ti Urm, where (ieorgu Cropper
suicided,
Tit; friends and relatives of Mrs. Mary Coop
er were shocked t b arn of her death, which
occurred on tlie 1-lth inst., at Spring Hill, Kan.
Frank Worley, w ho has been visiting here
among relatives and friends, together with
niece. Miss Jennie WorVy, returned to their
home iu Auvuia, lad., after tptite an exteinled
viftir,
l. t!. Willi;t!iis dosed his fourth t rm
school in di.-triet No. 11, on thr j:id, with
entt rtainnient at night, consisting of spelling,
rernling and declamations. It was a very inter
esting time.
lbH. T, fi. Neul, of Chillii't)thc, has purchased
a thirty thousand dollar bottom farm, with
view of engaging in farming on an extensive
scale by proxy. It seems that a mania
seized hold of the prominent attorneys of
Seioto Vui.ey for tanning by pi'"y. us
Seal nukes about the sixth one that has gone
into the business during the past two or tliie
vears. Wavcrlv Watchman.
The Midland.
on
iss
but
The
r
F.,
tlie
ith
to
t:ie
Ibtll,
a
nts.
the
v
tht r
Clara
Olop-
votes
of
ite
shall
east
votes
be
be
a
b" d
on
Thepartv eousUUng of Messrs. J. A. Wilco,
T. Kwing MiUev, iienry Miller, C. 1. F. Put:,
(i. C. ltoot r and others, who went to Cincin
nati to littt-nd a meeting of the stockholders
the Columbus, Cincinnati X Midland Itailroad,
returned feeling eoiilideiit of success, although
the llooil at the lueen City intei b red with
completion of their work. The parties present
tin-re with them sure Fdgar M. Johnson,
Keck ami M. F. Ingalls,' oi meinniiti, W.
M'Ciintiek and P. p Fil, of Chillicothe,
Col. S. N. Veoiuau, of Washington C. 11.
Another oc ;iug will be held in this city
thai w ttk in Mart h. One ma.' t it tliset-t
wtu ihe contract with thu Palfimoiv .V
Poad for the transportation of all fr ight
Columbus tu Cincinnati, which will be
shortest b( twen the two points. The distance
to VieniiH, the point of juncture with the
Washington V llaltimore lload,
between Columbus and Cinciiitiaii, lit'ty
sevi n miles from this city --inuring tho
line 114 miles. The citizen ct Sabina are
tit have the road tU; ihi-ir 'laee, which,
done, will make a Miihl elbow between Wash
ington C. . to id u una, lengthening the
a hW uitvH.
'1 ii.- uinoiiiit of sub-el iptiori along the
i:ded is lMO.iMii. about onediaif of
amount now 1 ing on their bonUs, and
prospeet for obtaining tin liai;:.ett i f-aid to
good. One point of troe.l.ie i Mount sterling.
where thepiople hi-,. 1 anxious to have
roatl. hut h,u t. .t.i.ei iln d to ihe Columbus
Ma W.lv.-. it is Htatett that load is dt
1-ihis city to Mt. Sterling the lima ot
road and Columbus A Midland aro almost
allel. 'Ihe p.-ople of that p;aco do not
which line is built, ho Way g 1 a railroad.
Columbus ty Muiioul people hac otien il
take the su'ci pl ions of lite plaee. to be
1.1. w 1,... 1 1 . ,,!, II. .... .
I ditiou that thi-v h:dl not bo liable to the
f' I h;ndile4 A .Mavsihit.
nd 'j'he hue will aitord an outlet for Hillsboro,
thf.iugh which the Mayville road was to
that point hi ing distant from Yii una ouiv
units. At present the j.-ople of H.HU)ro
coming ea.-t ward are obliged to rm kiili as
as blanchester hi tore they bV.'i-v ll'.w Ciiicin-
niiti, Washington V balto,,,.n
'i he Muhaml will utlnable ditrict
Columbus. P 'r- io Ve hopi 1 that it will
built, .jdn) Coiinuhiii .V 1 tiHteru, du
thu ,,(1(11 season, 'I'he railrinol am wh;-S
fiiy w utits. 'J'hey have made it w hat U id
next best thing, and one in v.hk. 1 4 city
more ih ticit ut, is nianutaL Iho eiiy
nearer than any in hi.'. ;. vbu imuI and
regions, and i-t Miito tune has
fueilitit u iing manufactured goods.
(m'e. hwrt Journal,
liiilui-t mit lo Travelt'i
loca
iiuii reut
td no-
Si'Ecial Isi.ri'KUi:N r 111-0 oiVJ you
the Hi'Ki.iniiton ltni'TK. .n jmy
tu ruud tliuir udvi-rtU.j!, lii bo
tlnuwhero iu Huh :VJ.. uiurJIlyl
LYNCHBURG.
Lli Koiuli lmN.innvod to tuwu.
I). A. Klair liis lnu;M T.cwiH llllis' fiirrn.
M. It. Tnlse will inuvi- Ik I'nj-i'tli-villn
IK'Xt w. ck.
SIi-h. tii'oifjn A. !Tin;r in on tln sick lint
nCfiin.
Suiii'1k)i1v ii1cikp oxantino (lie pfftch-l'ti 1,
(u Rive UH rcyuTl,
Mr. Ji'fT Conijiton, (if (.'nlifimiin, i visit-
inr; l v. niilili tlun wpek.
Mirts Kokp lloyluml. of ('incinimti, iKvihil-
iliR hi r niuiiTims frioncls bore.
Mih. F.. ('. Mi'AJdw, nftor n lingf-ring 1 1 1
iKH, i niin nlilu to ho iilxiut.
Mrn. 1). Johnson, (f Newport,
isiting her father, J. L. Dnmcnil.
Mrs. Dr. Fulton wns visiting at Martins-
.ille hmt Tui ly find Wedncsdny.
lr. S'. J. Srofo lias removed Iiih otlij"!
to his f?.il:ne on North iiroadway.
Mrp. (iertnulo Gibson, of 8t. Louis.
Mo., was visitini' relatives hero last week.
Two of our younpr men i?ot on their
niusele Saturdny evening in Miller's saloon.
The District Committee of thn I. O. O.
l will meet here March liith, at 10 o'clock
a. tu.
Mrs. J. W. Henderson ami Miss Jessie
Fulton were visitina at New Vicuna last
v.-k.
Tho attention of our city dads is called to
thn dejiloiablj condition of some of our
sidewalks.
Ky.,
will mret in Wtwilrow's
A full ftttend mco in
liv.
1 at
roi his ltMtur'1
Woodrow's Hull
Fin f:inn
d in-rhtcr,
to his
Mrs.
The A. O. U. W.
Hull March nth.
U'siit'.l.
Miss'-'s Koch anil LoWr, of Hillsboro, art'
thr c'ursts -f Miss Eon Miller, of Nurth
E--v. J. W. Kliso ,1
"IniTsnll AiiKworotl
L'hiirsiluy evening.
1. P. Mt rrov,- l.:is ro!,1
i'n, NNdiit.!), and li.s
Am.uitlu Eftiiih.
Mis Eou Miller cntertaiiKMl (inilt; a nuni-
hfr of hi r vouiit friotuU at Ikt homo on
Inst Frhlity uvoniny.
Thi! I i t tin folks coniiosin Mrn. MikMox'm
Sahijitth school cluss aro nndiT trainiii'' fur
tho liumthlv review.
l; v. .f. T. (HtMint's has boon oinjilovotl
hy tho Christian Church at this jihicc for
the eu-nin year.
(uit"1 a hrisk trado in rr-al estate has been
i,foinij on tho F;lst w, ek. Several farms
have rhaiicii hands at iiriccs averaging
about lifty dollarK per acre.
Mr. Havid Jolinson, of Newport, Ky.,
reipu-sU ns to return his thanks to the citi
zens of Lyuehbr.r, who contributed to
wards relieving his family during the high
waters.
Lynchburg Market.
(0
Wheat, per bushel $
Oals
Cattle, pt r cwt 3
Ho-;s C
Flour 3
Potatoes, per bushel
Apples, per bushel 2
Live Chickens per doz
Turk vs, dreted, per pound.
Engs..
Hutu-v
Corn Meal, per bushel
Corn
I lav, per T
Lard ...
liacon, sides ,
Shoulders
Hams
Feathers
Coal, per busdlel
Wood, per cord
1 00
10
3 nov f oo
; (oj
3 2 oi
2 0U(i
2 00
It
20
'JO
HO
8 0010 0
ir
12
10
1",
40
H
00
In issj, 4.527 Huits for divorce were brought
iu hio.
is
his
of
an
the
In
the
Mr.
Hillsboro Prices Current.
Corrected Weekly by Scott
Hale and Keiail (irocers
Healers.
X Roads Whole
und Produce
Hillsljoro, Tuosiiay, Yvh. 27, 1SS.
CL'Y FN Cr PlilCIlS FOU COUNTKY PliODUCE.
Healers arc paving the following priced fur
1 (lo
ri u it s named :
1.
bil,-lic
hel.
the various
Wheat, bie.l
Corn
lats
Flux Seed
Flour, cwt
Corn Meal, bushel
Potatoes
Sweet Fotat
White beans, bn
Dried Apples. Ill
" Ftaches
dreell Apples
Ft athcrs, il)
liu't.-r
i:--s, dozen
liacoii Hams, lb. . . .
Sides
" Shouiders. . .
Lard
Hay. Ton
Sorghum Molasses,
Hdlow. lb
Live ( 'hie kens, doz .
1 00a
40a -OH
:lja 4i
h"a 1 (i)
2 tioa 2 7(1
(JOa ti;
nda 70
8oa 1 lD
2 una 2 50
5a i
5a 4!
75a 1 00
35a 45
lMa 20
Uia
gal.
11a
(MialO
:15a
a
! 25a
12
PO
-Hi
7
1 (10
Ihvs
Turl
I Tom-,
r,
of
the
Silas
T.
ami
tic
d
Ohio
from
the
Cin
cinnati, nod
way whole
anx
ious if
line
road
that
the
be
11
I
lunel. I
this
par- j
cue j
The j
to)
pava- ,
,
Co-
I
i
ru: )
itn
far
j
for 1
be1
.1 !
tUv 1
the
is :
hi
mm
superior
1 Cltii kens, doz
. alive
!r,,.-d
lb
livi: STOCK.
Peeves, cwt. gross
" shipping
heep and Lambs, per cwt
HhUn cw t. gross
Stock Hogs '
Much Cjws, with Calves
, . 'J 50a ;i 00
0a 10
. . 11a 12e
. . 2Ua 25
. . 3 7',a 4 25
. . 5 25a 5 75
. . 8 5oa 4 50
. . G una fi 50
a 6 00
:n oor o5 oo
Iir.TA'.I, 1'HTiT.S oF liltoi FIUKS ANI
Ciroceries and other articles retail
at the following prices :
Sugar, N. O. lb
Ft lined, Crushed and powdered
Cotlec, bio
Tea. Imperial, V. II. ami G. P
" Flack
Cheese, factory
Flour, good familv brands, cwt
" ' bbl
Fi.di-Mackei-tl, No. 2, y.hbl
Kits
Fish -White, 1 bbl
kus :
.Molasses, N. O
Sorghum
Golden Svrup
Lard Oil."
Coal Oil
Salt, Kanawha and Ohio, bbl
Hams, City sugar cured
brooms, single
Pice, lb
UOJlLVK.
from stores
Sa 0
Ita 12
loa 14
4 Ma hi)
5na 1 00
15a IS
2 Mia 3 00
5 75a ti 00
4 4ua 4 l0
hfa !H
5 5oa 5 75
a 1 15
05a 73
a 50
60a 70
1 00a
15a 20
1 25a
15
' 2"a 25
8a 10
I
E Tlie great superiority of DR.
BULL'S COUCH SYRUP over
allother rough remedies is attested
by the immense popular demand
H for that old cstablisiied remedy.
1 r r-
..x : ....n:
ly
yuii
fuuud
m
t Sv' A.'
1'or the Cure of Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Croup, Asthma, Bron
chitis, Whooping Cough, Incipient
Consumption and for the relief of
consumptive persons in advanced
Places of the Disease, l-'or Sale
hvall l)ni"-L'ists. Price. 25 cents.
-mm t ' - -.
U IT,