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The Highland Weekly News in Hillsboro, Ohio
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Newspaper
The Highland Weekly News
Location
Hillsboro, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1883
Page
1
Subscription Terms for Mall Subscribers in Postaze Free
Reader notices outline payment, prepaid options, carrier delivery, and postmaster contact. It lists advertising rates and space for inserts, with details on advance payment deadlines, publication frequency, and authority of carriers. The text references legal notices, subscription terms, and rate schedules across newspaper sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Monty Tavariehidin
Sree Sorea
Inchoda Portage
Wibhacriber
Suteta
Phan
Ieee Alee
le Ras
Rene Aueic
Leesburg notes mix of local items and rumors
A jumble of names, places, and scattered events from Leesburg era prompts quick glimpses of community life. Mentions of households, traders, doctors, and local figures hint at farewells, sales, visits, and small-town concerns amid a busy, noisy page.
Unclear 19th Century Lynchburg Local Notices Fragment
A garbled OCR from a Lynchburg area page mentions local people and places including Clermont County, Baltimore, and Cincinnati. It references visitors, robberies, store events, and a community meeting with various names such as Dr Kicckner, Mr Cy Noble, and Amistad, with scattered notes on races, attendance, and a proposed event in August. The text is fragmentary and non-coherent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alley Stichan Line
Kicckner
Clermont County
Feons
Cy Noble
Wes
Baltimore
Ute
Nobles
Cerny
Mhoritt
Sts Eye Tage
Baylina
Goons Dirck
Wirown
Clare Fhrand
Mina Giens
Afra Deurs
Tris
Mares Glannes Tuowluy
Indwig
Allunalury
Payotta
Felton
G. Maylees & Co
First Apple Tree from Pacific Coast Seed in Vancouver
A fragmentary note claims the first apple tree raised on the Pacific coast, planted from seed sent aboard a Hudson's Bay Company ship to Vancouver in 1827, remains on the Government Reserve Liesl Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Dudtson Bay Company
Liesl
Vancouver
New Lexington Shoppers Hear Market Notes and Local Visitors
A fragment from New Lexington reports a bustling week with visitors from Akiva and Louiseville. It mentions local residents Mr. Donna and Mr. Allert Black, Greenfield watch, and a spring market led by W. B. Worrell with prices on prune and other goods. town activity centers on a bank trek and a lively sequence of social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binskbussind
Tnt
Lavell Laelee
Taine Banndor
Akiva
Bacthray
Panily
Martial
Lie Woo
R.A. Maslatt
Winohiedtery
Bry
Downinan
Donna
Louiseille
Lisi
Bee
Billy
Prohibitionists of Ohio nominate ticket at Columbus
The Ohio Prohibitionists held a Columbus convention and nominated a straight party ticket. The editorial argues the Prohibition platform clashes with both Democrats and Republicans, favoring temperance but criticizing the move as ineffective. It notes Democrats back liquor interests, Republicans support taxation and regulation, and cautions that an independent Prohibition ticket could aid the liquor party and hinder temperance goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Democrats
Ohite
Ram Party
Dhio
Muma
Fragmented regional chant with garbled phrases and names
A distorted OCR fragment presents a garbled poem or song lines with scattered names, places, and phrases. The text features nonsensical sequences and inconsistent spelling, lacking a clear narrative or identifiable event. No coherent summaryable incident emerges from the fragment.
Question of Money and Governor Foster's Nomination
Columbus and Cincinnati debates reveal a disputed claim that Governor Foster paid for his Democratic nomination. George Hoadly denies admission, while letters discuss alleged payments by Cincinnati delegates, seeking public disclosure of nomination costs and funding sources.
Ohio Politics Clash Over Nomination Costs
July 24 1882 discussion centers on Judge Moodly and Governor Foster amid claims of expense tied to George Hoadly’s nomination. Correspondence suggests financing from lobbyists Aleck Sands and Dave Paige shaped Ohio Democratic factions, with denials of harmony within party committees and questions about the true cost of Moodly’s nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Poster
Columbus
George Hoadly
Foster
Jayhawker
Meadly War
W. Carpenter
Ohio
Sitling
Neil
Judge Headly
Gil. Barger
Democratic Site Executive Committee
Carpenter
Colonel Carpenter
Ima
Gil
Barger
Moodty
Commercial Gazette
Handly
Johnny McLean
Huntly
Aleck Sands
Sands
Cocumabus
Heailly
Ttma
Dave Paige
Hoadly
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Prof
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Putriaaten
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Rennet
Dix Sipelns
Jon Frei
Darby
Auk
Ritchie
aAice J
Zeline CO
Atladelpia
AKD
Hilescoro
Bacatris
Gosia
Leesburg
Bion Gara Arvandie
Larsen
van Cox
Geven
Witann
Wesley
Gallriail Dapiok
N. As Marini
Winchester
Stan Anna George
Munydin’s Creek
Stan Falla Marriott
Martinabure Bay
Wilmtington
J. D. Weigh
Warren Johnson
Ull
Douglas
Obililrum
Chasiin
Kbu Woanienn
Washington
Ted
Chilliolly
Johan Wud
Edwards
Springfield
Wonilor
Groepfiel
Boya
Agaiues
Acme
A. Garner
de. Patter
Wihilngton
Chia ‘Adams
Sabina
Pattya Wan
Adstue
Charla
Alwupe
Asie
Minin
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Toker Fa
The
Weathier
W. A
Feter
Mee
Wollfday
Cleetitand
Tewsen
Mise Ponnie Follon
Ming Retio Muir
Mint Ante Carter
Haury CIA
Mek Fanak Ooedwin
Mire How Cathnes
Low Harnt
Init O Ceres
Miley Ae Iiesil
Tedal
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Ras
ALT
Kirtonasy
Tie
New Martinkbarg
Alle Gardner
Wrihihington
Hothnes
Greene Hold
Revkuy
Aut
Hallerpll
Marryville
Wadluwell
Wluke Tolimon
Jovan & Allied Tag
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Mogan
Dupili
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Tiel
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Ubu
Oscucrad
Werrin Jotanou
Griflith
Hakena
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Laval
Marcantile Trwla
Waslyy Cox Dian Wold
Johnioi
Andered
Harrison
Jolugun
Peenens
Leesborg
Ashes
Charleurner
Wack
Grist & Kundy
Dealars Engxonericn
Lynchburg
Danond
Arie Bulli
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Gilayost
Lewon Ratuley Betwen
Martineville
Tavoy
Teipnatile
If Anstrans
Stale Teeters
Aiydiek
Alia Geenind
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Grom
Sind
Lycehburg
Babel
Reesererer
Baubal
Wineton
Sara Tor
NEW_ LEXINGTON
Tileburg
Greenftelil
Cersaitlald
Mloeig
Mr. Allert Flack
Aining
New Lexington
W. B. Worrell
Ae Save Leda Stere
Lev
Doe
J.L. Towner
Industry
Anya
Jkt Ny Bac
Vane
Indiana
Eitees
Elven
Iscee
Esac
Hinadiy
Cincinnati
Charles Foster
Democratic Party
Alan
Charles Busser
Berg
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David Re Saige
Waris
Fen. Howdy
Thun
Geo
Fale
Pers Tmitmé
Cincinnat
McLean
Aiecie
Charles Fuster
Young Folks' Corner
Orica
Levan
Elimerbaut
Torvlien
Tipr Ea Mller
Fred
Hiddle
Maine
Bae
Cousa Kiley
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