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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For an ne purposes Of . Lazazvo

49, 1872
Tor N ne purposes Of . Lazsava
Perhaps no one metE
enc i8 so uniFersalTre-
quired By eFerybodF "a
acaihartic, nor was ever
~ any before 60 universal
~ y adopted into use, in
eVerVcOunuy and afnonW
49, al ciassess as IA mid
PA. The eWcas ma
N son Is, nat &c IS a more re-
liable au3 ncmcrs aleC-
other. nose KIN have
tried i. know nat t eured thems hose wf.s have
not, know that e cures their neighbnrs aud Eends,
ed al know ma what it0oes seesiLdOes mwaya
-that 3 neyer fails tnro1eh any fault Or neslogtOf
- e0mPosidoa- We kare aoeands upon tlea-
sands q cort1cltc8 o. tlerrouErkahe cuFetA DC
following complaints, but such cures are Known IN
every neIghbOfhood. Nna Wonce1uO b wzb1atlIcm.
Adaptcd % al secs and Conditions IN ~ clmatess
1ey may Be taken win saeky hy Anybody. Their
sugar coating preserves hem ever nesn AMI makes
hem pieaszst - NE Wilo being purely vegetable
no harm can aEiso from tneir use u any quantity.
They operate By their powerful inaUence 81 Ho
internal yisoorat purity TIE blood and s1w1late u
into healthy actiOn -rcnoFe ne oosh1clons Ortho
stomach, BOHels, liver, ana other orpans ~ the
body n5eoT1ng ther irregular action % hcalEh, and
By corec1lng, wherever hey exist sucA aenngc-
mel8 a8 are ne hrst origin o. f4seaso.
Mtnnse directions are given IN ne wrapper On
4e box, tor ne following Complaints, which these
EAs 1pdy gUres-
For Dygpepsl8 OF indigestion, LtssIrss-
Rola, WnnERoR and less Of Appetite, they
should be taken moderately % stimulate he stoms
ach and restore les healthy tone and action
Fer Liver Complafnf and its various symD-
toms, wlf1ous Headache, SICK Headaches.
J8Hmaice or arcen 8lckneH. miiioua
Cole and DillOUs EeYers, they should be ju-
uIoicusly taken f0F each ease, 70 C0Fort the diseased
action Or remOYet ne DISTRACTIONS which cause II
For DysenteEy or WiarrhOa. bias enc MID
dose Is generally required.
For A~Aeumutiana, Cont Gravel Anfnf.
tuflDn 81 the Heart, Rain In nno Sife.
Back and AoinE, they ah0uh be continuously
0ken, a8 required, 70 change The diseased action Of
ne system. Win such change those complaiuts
disappear
Aof BHopay and Drops7caE Swellinra t1ey
should pc taken IN large and lequcnt doses 70 Ero'
ulcc ne eloct OF drastic purge.
Tor 8~lpprea1ion q iaTge dose should Be taEe1
g produces The desired c4ect by sympathy.
As 3 DtRl1er PHI, take ono or two PUG % pre-
moto digestion and reEaTe the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates tho et0m1c1 and
bowels into Eell4Y acton Ustoros Do Qnlatea
ard mVigorntos me system. Hence IL rs olen all
Vantano0us where Do serious ICranranaut exists.
Ore Who fels t0lerablyWcl OEen fnds bat dose
ofthe0a Els MAKES Eml ctfdeodeliY better, uom
Tier oieansng and rnegl1n8 e1ect m no 0se
fEa apparatus
DR. * G. ARER q CO., Prealeez Ca
HOW'LL KISS p. s. 81
sold by
MCCREEuV q NECNELL,
CITY IHCa sio8E
RfOtraUaIc. Ncbfeskos
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07
Corn, wheat and Oats.

- Corn wheat m OafssnnH
RGiney & Lewis have removed their ONCE
to RObt. Teare & Co.'s Store, where they will
pay the highest cash price tor Grain and 9TH
er Produce.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Tv. or Three Fresh Mich COWS wanted
bT Tff1RM nF RIB THOMPSON
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Thssezf Runuing Mills made can be seen
and purchsseda e Tisders oz.rvlvs
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Last a. Letters remaining az the Post
Ohice at Brownvile. Nebraska. On che list day OF
October, 1865, which n not called for IN one month
Kin h - - - - r....n.Om-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07
NEW GOODsg

Per steamers shrieve and silver Bow, for
Hauk& ArmHtage,
consisting o. all kinds Of staple and Fancy
Groceries, Provisions,
Queemsware, stOneWare, etc.s
VIII arrive in a few days. Can aud see.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Dress Making done IN the neatost man
ner and most reasonable terms, 81
MRS. BEARS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Respectfully informs his old friends and
te public, that he Is prepared to attend all
calls in the Inns Of his profession. once at
HOiladny A Co.'S Drug store, Main street,
BrOwnv1lle NeO. 6-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07
- nrAR FnTENnI

L md II impossible TO carry on my buSi-
ness, and lay In my Fall Stock Of Millinery
Goods, without money; and Il Is also impos-
sible to sell goods on as small profits as /
have and shall, and wait long for thepay; 90.
you who know yourselves Indebted 70 me,
WIN onfer a favor by settling up Immediate
". BY doing 90. you win oblige and enable
me to carry on q business 70 our mutual adj
vantage. MRS. BEAR
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

HRS. HenEY Weeds New B0Ok-"Rol-
and Yorke.0 asequelt to 'TheC hannings, ? BY
Mrs. Henry W0op, author Of EAST Lynne,n
Is IN press by I. B. Peterson q Brothers, Phil
adelphia. It Il printed from the authors
manuscript and advanced prOOf-sheets, pur-
chased by Us from Mrs. Henry Wood, at an
expense Of One Hundred and Fifty Pounds
Sterling, in gold, and viii be is8uedfn AMER
lea on Friday, September 9th, simultaneous
-. hno Is P ~ IN E9roPe. 1tls tne
has yet written. The following new books
are having Immense sales. and should be
read by all: Mrs. SouthwOrth's Brides
Herr ands eFa1F Play.pa1 MFs stebben's
Course Of Gold" "MabeIs Mistake.b and
"DOubly False" eth Woman IN Red.' and
"Hans Breitmann's Ballads" complete and
entire, In one cloth volume, with q glossary.
J. G. CowIes has bought a half Interest in
the Drug Store owned by II. C. Lett IN Nc
Pherson Block. Nj. Cowles comes from
Norther Iowa, and Il to the manor born q
keen, shrefEd, business man. II there b any
trade in the drug line, he win develop it,.
TAsy EsBoa1dto do9ble thsir already ez-
~tensIve business Wsthin hs next year. We
warmly welcome Mr.. CoWles to the business
circlein this city, end know that further &C.
q~uaintanee wnf prove him Al acceptable
cPpPqnaop - e hheottAetEnde ha1 9al
Saddles and MszassssaSO long o. good
Harness and Saddles are demanded. just 20
long the bestplscs tOhuy them Wiubesought
after, and 50 long we win recommend ]. II.
Baur. whoseshoP Il neae the foot o. Main
street, for be certainly keeps q No. / stock,
and Is q No. I workman. Farmers and 9th
ers win and Il to their advantage to give hin
q cali, for no win do the fair thing, and sell
you agood article. No. 8, opposite TrimmeE'l
checkered stables. "a
BryaMs's Chicago Business Training
sehOOI.-our advice toany young man, thai
can spare the time and money, Is to 20 e
Bryonfs Chfcd0o BaSfaess Tr0f8fR0 school
where the bess fncilities IN the couBtry are q
be found. II IL just as cheap to go 10 Head
quarters as 70 90 20 q second-rate institu'
tlOn. Send for paper describing this mode
fnstitution-the "High School" to CONNER
cial Colleges. Address
n. n BRYANT, Chicago, III.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Ae-.sG III Go to
TiadeifE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

I'VE. Ear and Catarrah. successfully treat.
"a, By Or. Kimboriin. Once over the Posi
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

PIsin Sewing, on reasonable terms, at
~ HTEgoH ~ MRS. BEARS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07


Machine Gus QfaIl kinds Is NeCEeery q
Coed Bafldlng acknowledgements pre-
pared TO furnish good building stone, In any
quantity. Also, Step Stone, Basas for Nom
furnished on short notice and reasonable
terms Torrance 4 NARNEK
Builder Atksnaoa-1am now prepared
to do all kinds Of Plastering In this city or
vicinity. Orders left at the American House
AT fnosa-s,Dl Hiss o'A Br14.
PatronI1e Home Endustry-An kinds
Of Marble work can be had At Neidhardt's
Marble Works IN thlE city, cheaper 2 u
terial used.
ssS,eOo,OOe Is the capital Of The Mutual
Life Insurance C~OmpanyOfN New York. Jar
Wis s. Church Is their agent at ~
Is the safest company in the world 70 insure
IN. 4
OVERWHELMINGLY from $40 to ssO0s Ma
son 4 Hamlin's, SIS TO $500
JANEs r. DYE. Brownvilie-
Ten Ten Blacksmith's Iron OF all sizes at
~Shellenberger Bros.
Private medical aid, read Dr.. whittlers
advertisement
soc kegs Horse shoes and Nails at shell
.lenberger Bros.
a Gosa aSsoftmens o. ParIor md Box
Stoves at Deuse-'s Pioneer Stove Store
A nne assOrrment Of Parlor Coal stoves At
J. c. Deuser's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Wfllers, buy your Rubber ana Lealhea
Betting Of sheflenbeIger Bros. "A full stock
always on hand.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Tlsd.I can furnish you the genuine Con-
o5rd Bueg1eA.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

$1,000 D011ars and Expensesi-See adj
vertisement of American Shuttle Sewing Ma.
chine In our advertising oolumns,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07
LUMBER!

Ihave now I'm my yard near 100000
feet OF the choicest DRY PINE LUMBER, OF
every style and description, size and thick
ness. Also Doors, Sash, Blinds, MOuldings,
etc. Dry Pine Shingles, Lath and Pickets.
In fact, anything in the building line, which
I warrant A No. lin every respect. and on
which / do not propose to be undersold, for
cash, by any man west Of the Missouri river.
i invite all who need anything IN my line TO
give me acall, knowing that / can outfit them
with good material, at the fairest rates.
J. II. BELL,
Rrovvnufllo Nah
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Psss oo6a--NeRstOOk at MarhOn'S
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

These goods were
selected by himself in
New York. for this
market, and are un-
doubtedlv the most
reliable goods of the
+b;s 4. onv o+bar mar
I S,ot' - "AA' -'
~ eo.
Mr.. HETZEL's ex-
|~nerience In this BUSH
ness-over Is years
S Sn" "mood -, LII y 9 moro
LIS $500 W." fnl III
Juuge.llele, 5O5 ~ 81
ma1eL i anu nlaAe'
.nah Cne SreaeL I3J1l-
10y u oe0leiS A"oAO'iA-
Ing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Won who know yourselves indebted 70 me,
VIII confer favor by settling up Immediate
". BY doing 80, you win oblige and enable
me to carry on q business 70 u mutual adj
vantage MRS. BEAR
The vrash 10 know-that endless THIRST
Which even BY Quencling - awakeds
And which becomes OF blcEt or Curgt. 3
As is the fOunt Whereat kg Stacked
Still urged me onward. with desire
Insatiate, 20 explore, inquiries:
Bookand News Depot can keep resolving
and selling such large st0CEs 81 gOOdss and
BY INQUIRY among the people learn tnet ne
- Genef0ily Ee6A9uL - SuS " tuD Do
erat men n the west 70 deal with
I'VE, Ear and Catarrah. successfully treat
Cd. by Dr. Kimborlin. ONCE over me kost
Ome@
Furnaeo beers and Crate Bars for s0r-
CHM Manufacture atshelenberger Bros
Wan Paper, window Shades and school
Books very Low, a. McCreery 4 NlckeufA
Carpenterss TOoRs and Biacksmith's Fur
nishfngR at S~heIIenbenger Bros.
HhEhes market price paid for wheat cats,
corn, &C. by Bedford a Handiey.
Drugs, Paints, OILS and Glass at St Joe
prices, a. McCreery 4 RAekeAfG
Ravens Ptonser Cane Mills in q few
days at s~heIlenberger Bro'a
Wooden, willow, stone, glass and Queens
ware ~ Hauk & Armitoges.
Patent Hog Tamers and Hedge Trim
mers az Deuser's Pioneer Tin Store.
Preserving Sugar and All other kinds
low az Hauk a Armieage's.
Fruit Cens-self-seailng-at s~hsIlonber-
ger Brothers.
Tia, sheetiron and ~sapanned Ware At
s~hellenberger Bros.
500 KEGS Of Nails just received Ct sheuen-
berger Bros.
Houss ser Rsnt-Ipquire Of DR.. kim
Groeerlos ana Qussnsu~nrs An great
vaEiety and abundance az Holsman's, Is
2
Perforated Tin skimmerS and Galvan-
Ted Sheet Iron for pans f0ruaei In the Manu-
ihoture OF sorghum, at Sheilenberger Bros.
RleyEs, Corn shelters ana Road scraperg
at. G. Deusor's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07
200

KsrI White Lead. just received.
McCREFRY a NICKEL
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Per wheat Drlns-eo 70 TisderL
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Fer stationary or a Good Cigar go 10
n, Postonce.aamn
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

). L colAaPR Ealsor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

HAIR, Lime, Cement and Plaster Of Paris
ooD,,autly on hand AZ George olsman-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

EHURgDAys OCTOBER . lssa
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

BOOTS And SHOES.
Sam. s. MeGibbons, has just received
from tie Factories, the largest and best Sc
lectiOuLO Of Boots q Shoes ever bFought west
OF the MIztQuri. and be sells them the
cheapest.
The Third Q1aEterly Nesting Of the N. E.
Church, London Mission, viii be held at
London, October ed snd 2ith preceding 70
commence Saturday ~ ~ o'clock. Presi-
ding Elder q other Ministers expected 70
be present. sEtts L. r B8TrE, Ho83of. y
Pine Lumbsr-J. r. Bell Is constantly
receiving additions 20 his superb stock OF
Pine Lumber, which comprises everything
that can be wanted In ma tline, g. OF the best
quality, and sold Is low IS the lowest Also,
Doors,
Sash,
Blinds,
Door and
WindOW
Frames,
Shingles,
Pickets,
M0ugdasgs,
Best stock in the market.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

s HsSR.as on. gan Kinds '' Moray 4
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

oorSa NORTH. GOINq SOUTH.
Su...D Lave snE an. an
eve lHhm- u8 hm-
49, trains daily ~ouA4N
s1sIv ercept Monday.
lDaiiy except Saturday.
e-Jacob Rogers Omnibus iesyes bro"nville TOT
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

0ueensware-Large stock, at the lowest
Imaginable asares Cor cash, a. Haah 4 Ar
mltagea. wH
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07
400
1000

Travelling BASKETS COR tho ladies.
McCREERY & NICKEL
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07
ATTENTION.
An ye who have ordered
NURSERY STOCK
Of
v. w. DUST &'Co

win do wen to bear In mind that Il win be de-
livered promptly
On the Ist OF November.
Promptness In being here togreceive yOur
stock, and paying for Il. Is essential. both for
the reception OF your stock in good order, and
because OF the low rates at which this stock
has been sold. Mr.. Dust VIII be here with
his stock, and win have considerable unen-
gagged ~stoek-new, hardy and re~liable-which
It viii pay all 70 call and examine when they
arrive.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

CHM M-anufactureTs 81 helionberger BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

wan Paper, Window Shades and schou
Books very low. Al Mccreery 4 Nlekel'a
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

500 narrsIs e. BaRt cheap at George
Holsman's, No. Is Main street.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

2.Ni,e -, Zee. andC. - n. I.
o.an9sSerNsrzd Is@. TrslnsNmloave Phelps
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

NOD.
Cor, Water & First Streets, =
- Lumber delivered within the city
~ - olimits. FREE OF CHARGED {
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Carpentsrss Tools and Blacksmith's Fur
nishings az sh~eIIenberEer Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

HIGHEST market price poid for wheat cat
corn, &C, by Bedford a Handley.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Dotyss washing machines and The Novel
~ Wringersat &c DEVskha
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Drugs, Paints, Oils and Glass st St 10
prices, a. McCreery q Eickeli'E.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Haveni1 Ploneor Cane Mis- IN q fe'
days at sheIlenberger BrO'a
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07
400
THE RAILROAD
Call and See
hcCreery 4 Nickel's immence variety.


TA' lnrsuSt lOtOf
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Patent Hog Tamers and Hedge Trim
mers 81 Deuser's Pioneer Tin store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

=. sIl 7 5. ooTa shelier. ana Road sorapers
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

GroeeF1oe IA QusUnssynrs IN great
vaEiety and abundance az Holsman's, Il
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

ReEforated Tin sklmmers and Galvan
teea sheet Iron for pans f0ruse in the Manu-
-.o-1Lo OF no-glum. 81 S~he-Lnnharoar Erola
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Wooden, willow, stone, glass and Queens
ware 81 Hank & Armftoge's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

berlin aSs'' ser R'ns-Ipquirs Of Dr. KIM
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07
FEE CHARTER OK.

.atN ]. B. BURR & Co,
IS Asylum St., Hartford, Conn.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-12-09

Scientific men attribute the late Sc
we're summer and autumn weather,
the storms, floods and earthquakes
that have prevailed in various places,
to the influence of the sun, which they
assert, is in a highly agitated state
1t is also asserted by them that the body
Of magnetic light now shooting from
the sun in every direction will, by the
beginning of next year, have extended
far enough to exercise a material infu-
ence upon the earth, and then it is
said we may expect that phenomena
will be observable such as have not yet
come under the notice of the human
race,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-12-09
Sewardin Iexico.

Extensive preparations have been
made in the city Of Mexico for the re-
ception of ofex-Secretary Seward. Rooms
have been assigned for his service ct
the National Palace; but in case he
should prefer private quarters, suites
have been prepared for him in one
of the many elegant private residences
in the capital. A gentleman Of distine-
tion has been dispatched by President
Juarez to meet Mr.. Seward and escort
him to the City. This is the only in
stance in which a foreigner has been
made the guest of the Mexican Repub-
lie.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-12-09
Select Miscellany.
THINGS THAT NEVER DIE.


The pure, the bright, the beautiful,
That stirred our hearts in youth,
The impulse to a worldless prayer,
The dreams Of love and ruth,
The longing after something lost,
The spirits ysarning cry,
The striviugs after better hopes
These things can never die.
Tie timid hand stretched forth to aid
A brother in his ia, ed,
The kindly word in greTs dark hour,
That proves a friend indeed,
The plea for mercy softly brsathed,
When Justice threatens high
The sorrow Of a cuntIite heart,
These things shall never die.
The memory Of q c!asping hand,
The pressure Of kiss,
And alt the tribes, SWEET and Irail,
That make up loves first bliss;
If, With irnl, unchanging faith,
Aud holy trust and high,
Those hauds have clnsIsd, tHOEs lips have met
These things shall never die.
The cruel and the bitter word,
That wounded It fell,
The chilling want Of sympathy
We feel, but never tsili
The hard repulss that chills the heart
Whose hopes are bounding high
In an unfading rscOri kept-
These fhiHga shall never die
Let nothing pass, for every hand
Must ind srrme work to do;
Lose not u chaucs TO waken love
Be firm, and just, aud true,
So shall light that cannot fade,
Beam to thee from on high,
An angel voice will say to thee
These things shall never die.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-12-09
Administrators Sale Of Real
EgFoEa

n N pursuance of an Order Of the Probate Court OF
Highland County, 0hiO will offer for SALE at PUB
lic Auction, SATURDAY, the 18th day OF d N
Der, A. D., le69 o'clock IN the Afternoon, upon
the premises, the following drscTihed Real Esal sl-
uac ia the county of Highland and state 0t thl' ana
in the Township Of WhiteOak bounded and described
~ follows:
Begiunine Ht stone in the center Of the East Fork
of WhiteOak Greek. cnruer 60 Jumes Long thence
with his iiuv 40 poles q Stone on the north
side uf u county read thence n 4So W Y poles &C. a
Stone i nfi rsd thence with the cputer Of said ad
n 6h%e So Uules 70 stone tu said ioad, thruce N
I7c Is 10 ,Ips 20 Co. said Greek, thence sp
,aid creek u the thereof 6 poles o the begin
ming, con- aiming ] y acres, more or less, on Which
there is E''H tluuriIg Mill &c, Tee IRON dover.
Aptlairpd ~ s475 %
AIsn OFT Tot M. I iu the town of Mourertown, in
said county uf Highland STATE 81 Ohio, aud township
Of White4Hk ~ kuoW aud designaed on the record
plat ct town. hy it, raid nuncf one, sutJci To
aud encountered 10y The d"wr estate Of Rachel Hines
thereon Appraised ~ $3.50 OD
And sl>,,, tie iolluW * premises, stuate in the
county, Sta AID township Hurr-R'd l'u i'lrd "s t
IUvS: RrgiHuing Ht an e ~, thence 30 ~ down
SOUTH side Of he crr,k Il p"iss {" st"nei iehce
= GO r. % Irulrs 20 = Sycamore; thence 3 620 u. D
du,es n stone; thence i7' E % pnlrs To the cen
ire Si the Es-t Fo'k Of WhiieuHk creek thence with
the Cetre ui the crrek upwards u poles 20 stpns %
the centre The cree L. rIrn-r to Iamra Long; thence
81 Z iHTule, to a stone, corner e. Lung thenne
h q " If Isles y stuu- li-nCe : W 3 poieS
&C. " si,li-: th-ucp n So pales 60 -tnun th"nce
NG4s Il poles q" Linn: thrnre - e ll54 poles
Linus on the last side ni th" creek, on Ier 70
Long thraca down The centre nt te Crek Q" stOnri
thence l.sirs e. siOue lheHCe 10 W ~ I"iea
tn .ioue Ca HouEhs Iinr; thence sc 5 Inles to
the beRiruiHg- g--runBiuing twu Hrr's, mote or less
FIee from dover. Appraised at Sl25 o..
T.rms uf Salr--lne third in hand, one-tliud tu six
manths aud third IN twelve munths fr"m the DAY
sale. with iutErst the payments to he secured i
sscurity CHARLES FURSTENBERGEB,
Admir- of J,hn Hines, deceased.
EoTrnl5gr a6sm5S r. 1859 poylsu4pr sfeysl5 90
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-12-09

Du Page cOnuty, ILL.,, is in a state of
anarchy. In consequence Of a division
on the county seat question, feeling
runs nigh, the people Of one section
threatening the other with mob viO-
lence. The excitement is represented
as fearful, so that the lives and proper
ty Of citizens are in jeopardy, and it
is feared that before the matter is end
ed soldiers will have to be called out
to preserve order.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-12-09

Young America l0iU get into mis-
chief. The other day Il boy on visit
to this place got to playing with a
movable gas burner and turned the
gas into his mouth until his cheeks
were the size of large apples. He
then turned it Offand lightinga Il match
ignited the gas trying to make burn
er of his lips. The result was a flash
-singed eye brOws, and badly
scared juvenile.-[ IrOntOn Journal.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-12-09

AGAINST TURNPIKEs.-At the late
election, the question of building turn
pixies was submitted to the people of
Athens County, and decided in the
negative by a large majority. Where
upon the Portsmouth Tribune hits the
"old fOgy" Athenians as follows:
They have a young volcano In
Athens cOunty-a strange hole in the
ground, the size of a stOve-pipe, from
which a strong current Of steam rushe5
at periodical intervals. As the people
of that county oppose the construction
of turnpikes, we suppose it is the devil
working himself up to the surface to
see what kind of country it is.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-12-09
AAYnnce Fnre IlIeenI.

A case was recently tried in the Craw-
ford County, Ohio, Common Pleas
Court, against the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne aud Chicago R. r. on a claim
for damages by F. Smith, for being
put off the cars upon refusing to pay
advanced rate Of fare assessed by the
company because Mr.. Smith did not
purchase a ticket before getting aboard
the cars. The jury returned a verdict
of 81, 500 for the plaintiff.