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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-25
How to Stop Chewing Tobacco.

HOW 10 STOP CueWanB AOOaccO'
In a recently published pamphlet,
Rev. Mr.. Trask gives the following
advice to tobacco chewers:
1. Make the most of your a0iU.-
Drop tobacco, and resolve never to
use it again in any form.
2, Go to an apothecary and buy
ten cents worth of Gentian root,
coarsely ground.
8. Take as much of it after each
meal, or oftener, as amounts to a
common quid of "fne-cut" or "caven-
dish"
4. Chew it well, and swallow all
the saliva.
8. Continue this few weeks, and
you will come off conqueror then
thank God, and thank US.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-25

The New York Sun prints a sensa-
ton story of a Broadway photograph
artist, who, it says, possesses the power
of photOgraphing departed spirits
from their present embodiments, One
of the reporters of that paper has been
completely bewitched by the exhibit
ton,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-25

Answer to jug problem in last weeks News: First
I'LL the gallon jug and pour it into gallon one
Then NIL the 3 gall again, aDd pour IN the
gallon ons, which fills it. Then empty the gallon
utO the eak, the gallon Jug having galOR in il
Then All the gallon jug again from the gallon cask
(which now has gallons in it, and pour into the
gallon ing which has gallon in 1t, aud the werk q
duns. Toe cask has gallons in it, and the gallon
Jug has gallons in it.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-25
The Presitlent's View Upon
Changes I'm Office.


Changes I'm Office.
Washington Correspondence Of the New York Herald
A gentleman whose word is as good
as a bond relates something Ofa short
conversation that occurred between the.
President and an off .ious bureau Offiar
a day or two since, which may serve
to throw some light on the Presidents
views in regard to changes in Office
While speaking of the heads of bu-
reaus and divisions and chief clerks
Of the Government Departments here,
the volunteer counsellor asked,
"What ought to be done, General,
with those officers who have h, ld
their positions for the last eight years?"
"Ifthey have discharged their Off
GERS for eight years" replied the Pres
ident "they should be continued in
office eight years longer"
The Ohicious individual laughed
pleasantly, looked at his watch, and
said, a see you are very busy, Mr.
President, so 1 will not detain you"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-25

The new fabric plant of the South,
Ramie, has fiber as long and as
strong as flax; it is as white and as
fine as cotton, and as glossy as silk
while it needs less cultivation than
either, and bears three crops a year.
1t is not injured by insects, and sells
for double the price of cotton.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-25
Conundrums.

What makes everybody sick but those who swallow
It Flattsry.
why is a schooIboy who is beginning to read like
learning itself? He Is learning.
What question is that to which you must answer
yes What does spell?
Why is venison more costly than other meat? II is
always deer (dear)
What celebrated author does infant remind one
Off Young
Why is a deal door like a fox's coat? Itis FIR.
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Anothsr Ans,rar TO Root Prohlen,.

Another Answer to Boot ProbIem.
The merchant lost SOS and the boots provided he did
rot catch the thief. IL. P. A.
Portsmouth, o.
The above is the correct to the Boot problem,
as it is evident that the merchant had to replace the
$50 counterfeit with genuine bill, and that he also
lost s45 given in change, with the boots His entire
loss was therefore s95 in money aud the boots.-[Ed
NawE
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-25
GeoIogfcaI surYeY I'm.

Mr.. Lees bill for a thorough geo
logical survey of Ohio has passed the
House of Representatives by a decided
majority. Passing this bill is the most
praiseworthy thing that the present
Legislature has done. It should have
proper credit for this, because credit
is certainly due. The people will
thank Democratic members for voting
for this important measure, though
they had little to do with originating
it, or urging. The equally wise action
of the Senate will soon, we doubt not,
cause this bill to become law
TCOlumbus Journal.
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How Many?

A Young man asked an old for his daughter in
marriage. The answer "GO into the orchard
and bring in a number Of apples. Give one half OF
the whole number and the mother half Of the balance
and half pie over, and to the daughter half Of
the remainder aud half apple and have one left for
yourself without emitting APPLE and then, If she is
willing, you eau have her"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-25
Four Negroes Hung in Mary
Iand-HOrribIe Scene.


PRINCESS ANN, March 5-Four ne.
grOes, William Wilson, William
Wells, George Bailey and Frank
Rounds, were hanged here to-day for
the murder of B. F. johnson and Hen.
ry Cannon, captain and mate of an
oyster sloop, in March, 1868. Each
of the prisoners were found guilty
Rounds and Wells died instantly; Bal
ley in a few seconds. Wilson's neck
did not break. He groaned and strug-
gled horribly. He got the rope off his
hands and legs, and caught hold Of
the shroud of Rounds and then Of his
own rope, by which he drew himself
up on the scaffold again. The jailer
Tascended, tightened the moose, and
again pushed the unfortunate man off,
Jerking the rope violently as he fell.
The prisoner continued to struggle for
five minutes, some of the crowd yelled
"Lhat's right; you ought to suffer. -
The execution occupied forty-five min
.utes. From 1000 to 5000 spectators
were present. % H
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Miscellaneous.
From Halls Journal Of Health.
What Shall We Drink?
COLD WATER.
COLD WATER


Cold water, swallowed during the
progress of digestion, instantly arrests
it, and the process is not resumed, un-
til the water has been there long
enough to be warmed from the tenn.
perature at which it was drank, to
that of the stomach; or from some
forty degrees to a hundred :. to accom-
plish this the heat must be abstracted
from the general system, chilling it.
Strong, robust parsons may not fe
this, but if a man in feeble health
drink cold water at meal, at all
largely, he rises from the table chilly,
and soon has fever, while the stomach
being kept that much longer at work
in digesting the food, loses its vigor,
the digestion is imperfect, and the food
becOmts impure, thus laying the
Foundation of disease. The inevitable
inference from these facts is, that cold
water is injurious to health, if taken at
meals, injurious to the most robust, if
taken largely, and to persons in feeble
health, if taken at all, beyond few
swallows at a meal.
1 therefore set it down, as a clearly
established fact, that a glass or more
of cold water, drank habitually at
meals, Of soon after, is a pernicious
practice, even to the most healthy.
Injury is done in another manner /;
water, or any other fluid, diIutes the
gastric juice, and thus weakens its pow
er to dissolve the food. The amount
OF gactrie juice is not lessened, but its
power is diminished by its dilutiOn.
The finger will be scalded by dipping
it into a vessel of boiling water but
if an equal amount of cold water is
added, it may be thrust in with impu-
nifty, although there is as much heat
in the mass as before; but it is more
difuscd.
Any kind of fluid taken largely at
a meal, or soon after, is positively in
furious to the health.
A standing item of advice to my
patients is-take but half a glass of
water at a single meal, or a single
cup of weak coffee or tea, never in
creasing the strength or quantity, and
drink nothing within an hour after
eating.
If cold drinks are injurious at meals
c1ld food is for the same reason also
injurious; thus it is that some of the
most terrible forms of disease are
brought on by persistence in eating
clld food, exclusively, especially in the
winter time. -r
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-25

The largest man on record in modern
times was Miles Darden, native of
North Carolina, born in 1898. He
was seven feet six inches high. At
his death, in 1857, he weighed little
over l I,O0O.-[N. Y. Tribune,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-25
WARM DRINKS.

If cold fluids are injurious at meals,
we naturally conclude that warm fluids,
in moderation, are beneficial, and
rightly so.
1t then follows; that, if we drink
anything at meals, it should be first
warmed. .- r.'H -
We may safely admit that the uni
versal custom of country is founded
on common sense, being the teaching
of experience. Common sense and eX-
perience of the civilized world is, that
cup Of good hot coffee for breakfast,
or cup of good hot tea for supper is
"WhOlesOme."
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] lHiIIsboFough, Highland Count.
Poetry.
sHB A1,wAYs-MADD HOME HAPPY.


In an Ol / churchyard stood stone,
Weather marked and stained;
The hand Of time had crumpled It,
Sc only part remaiRed
Upon side I could just trace
"TD memory of our mother"
An spitaph which spoke Of "home"
Was chiseled on the other.
I'd gazed on monuments Of fame,
High towering to the skies:
I'd seen the sculptured marble stone
Where great hero lies;
But by this ePitaPh paused,
And read 1t Ger and Ger,
For had never seen inscribed
Such words as these before.
''Shs always made homo happy" What
noble record lett
legacy Of memory sweet
To those she loved, bsreft,
And what a testimony given
By those whs knew her best, - .
Engraven on thsplain, ude stone
Which marked their mothers rest.
It-was an humble resting-place,
know that they we're poor,
But they had'se their mother sink,
And patiently endure.
They had marked her cheerful spirit,
When bearing, one by one
Her many burdens up the hill,
Till all her work was done.
30, when was stied her weary heart,
Folded her hands SO white,
And she was carried from the home
She'd always made 50 bright,
Her children raised monument
That money could not buy,
As witness Of a noble life
Whose record is on high.
noble life. But written not
Inany book OF fame,
Among the list Of noted ones
None saw her name. ...
For only her own household knew
The victories she had won,
And none but they could testify
How well her work was done.
Better than costly monument
Ofmsrbe rich and rare,
Is that rude stone whose humble face
Such words of honor bear.
Oh may we chlsel on the hearts
Ofthose at home we love,
An epitaph whose truth may be
Witnessed forus above.
AFFECTING.
Two lovers stood upon the shore
OF Massachusetts, Bay,
Bidding sad farewell before
Seth tore himself away.
"I'n marry you when come back,
My Sally Aun," said he;
And then he to0k little nBaeE,
And went away to sea.
LAW.
Jack says that Of law, common sense Is ths base;
And, doubtless, in this, he is right:
Tn ugh certain am I, that in many case
III ioundation is quite out of sight.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-25

A negro, as black as coal, is practis-
ing law in Nashville with success
He was a citizen of Illinois, but went
to Tennessee because he could not en-
ter his profession in the former State.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-25

Bald-b headed men take a joke mot
easily, because they are not at the
trouble Of getting it "through their
hair"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-25

The dying words Of Whalen will
compare in moral sublimity with
those of the most distinguished men.
They were: "God save ireland, and
God save my soul"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-25

A man in Patterson, New Jersey,
who was bitten BY his own dog on
New Years day, died OF hydrophobia.
The bite was a mere scratch at first.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-25

iDEHILLIY.

gaws - 40 rssus9r1c sglas % HogsaHTs sermon
Buffers fsHi5 N cases W DeotHtg'
2hey tHlPaTt tone 1Gnd vigoT q De iOhols
r,ras,n rfren0fhea he appetite, cause
q, en;otrnsnf 81 Heu food enable he StO-
mach 70 digest T. purify lte blood, gre GOOD soiiaa
hschfv eompIezi0a eradicate s yelOD tiRge from ue
49, iGpart bloom 70 le checks, and change Tie patient
from shoTfbTeathed, emGcidtedl tDeG, ana He7Oou'
isudid 10 full faced stota, and vigorous person.
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the blIIeEg OF
Tonic. In fact, they are Family M edl"
einen. They can be administered W1th
DeFfeeG safety to a child three months
old, the most delicate feRaales or man
OfnfnetYs
% TIsre Fev,sdiss ere Gis bed a 20
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-25
BoOnand's German Bltters
Hoonand's German Tonic

q eoutbiHGtioH Of al he ingredients Of Ehe Biters
s5ih PURB Santa CTiis Rum Orange, ETC. n Is used
Tor c sane diScaSes as ne BisrS IN t0hrTe soma
oae alcoholic ga1uluS e required You tgiH bear
aliad didf these rcuedies entirely different from
aBs OteTg ddvsTtsed for dte Of ds iSsaSes named
css being SeieHte preparations Of medicinal etraetI,
ugBiIs he OteTI dGooctiOnS Of IN
foga. The TONIC is decidedly Of he mOst plea
cant and agreeable remedies eUer offered to he public.
ne fdsle g sSqlisG Is pleasure to take t. i5ils iti
egUiag ezhildrGtfng and medicinal qualities hGVl
GltSsd q Q b ksoigH s5 te gTeatsa Of az t0HieE.
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-25
IRON REV. JOSEPH h. KENNARD, D. D.

Pastor o. the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia
DR JACEsoH-DHAR SIR:-l baUe been frequently
Fegused % coansct M name tDfh recommendations 9
dtfere7t kinds Of edieins5, bt regarding tee PTdetlcs
as ont Of ny dppTopTGte sphee, hare 81 al cases Ge
eined bttt syt clear proof IN UdTiOS instances, oSd
particularly IN ny TaRiity Of The tSsf Bess V N.
Hoofa4ds German BitteTJ depart for once RON my
usuGl eoss % express gJ JuR eo1UicioH tlGt 1cT ge-
0rsl debility Of the system and especially for Liver
Complaint It is aD 84safe and valuable
pre- par alton, In A- s0me e1Ses y may
fEI. ~ ttr,laI,, ~ I doubt not q tgiU
- perp bsTls6eiair-T n % 1ioss Dhe sllfeF
fTon ~ abOvs causes. Ho1rt, UeTy respectful
r. n KENRARD,
Eighth, bsEOl9 Coates sired.
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Answer to Enigmas in last weeks News: No l.
Aasm Miner and Emma Barrett. No. :. John NJ.
Kinzer and Sarah J. johnson.
Answer to problem: co and 81,
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sADDLERY HARDWARE.

WE are ahead Of the market in quantity style aud
w quality Of gOOdB, and cheap prices IN this fine
iUnG ROCKHoLD & KIBLEB.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-25

EHON hon. GEO. ". WUUDWAhDi
Chisf Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsyv
PHILADELPHIA, March l6, 1857.
I fad HOofdBfs German Bi6ers e not an i"soS-
foGa0 beverage, Bat Is good ionic isftL ~ disoeI
qf e digcstt0C organs, and Of great bengal 81 eases q
dsbitT and tBaHt Of RsTUOlIE aetioHi IN ale i'as-
GEo. n. R0ODKARD.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-25
Estate Of John Myers, decd.

NTOTICE &c hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and qualified Admistra-
lriE OF the estate Of John Myers late Of Highland
County, Ohio, decd. Dated March 9, 1863.
mhfllWa ELIZA MYERS, Administrative.
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Attachment Notice.
Attaahrant Notfoa.

Thompson Hiadmsn, Prh, Before Jos. .Guymau, J.
arainst P. Whitsoak tp., High
wuliam KIbier, Det't. land County, Ohio
hN the 2lth Of February, A. D.. 1859, said Justice
isuued % Order Of'Attachment in The above ac-
tiou for the sum Of Two Hundred Dollars and interest
from the hrstda Of March, 1868, aud Robert Hatcher
Eas made Garnshee IN same case AID the Is cOr-
tluued and set for trial FRIDAY April l6 1862 at
10 o'clurk A. 81. Dated Ht Whiteoak Tp.s Highland
County, Ohio, this March 3, 1863
THOMPSON HINDMAN.
mariIw3n By W. W Mcknight, Attorney.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-25
FITTRO 3 ECKLEY,
Successors to o.J EeEley,

.(SucnasaoE3 to o. J. Eckleyl
WWTILL keep daily market Of Meats from q 9
Wv time until the weather becomes TOO warn q
The best qualifr Of FRESH BEEF, PORK, MU9 =
TON, and SAUSAGE MEAT, at their shop, IN
High Street, 30 door north Of Walnut.
E8-Priees as low as any other Shop.
Hnisboro, October q, 1858. oet2s
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Egtate Jog. d. Rhoadg. deo'd.

RTOTICE is hereby given, that the undsusigned has
~ hasu duly appointed and qualified ss Administers
OF Of the estate Of Joseph H. RhnadO, late Of Highland
county. Ohio deceased. Dated March 8, A. d. 1869.
marIi VS. SAMPSON TENER, Adm'r.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-25
rRoM HoN. 1AMEs THoMPsoN.

Judge Of the supEslne OOurt Of PeDnsyylySna
Veaw1FdeF IS HOOGand'B
eerTS1n mir N reFH - a UdlIabls
C-sI,ci1S IN c9Ge OF attacks OF
Tw1fres ffOnT-w uor DysPepsios
i ear certify this from my eLpeFtence OF
&c. Yours, with respect,
JAMES TH0WRSONs
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CAUTION.

8oofaads German Remedies aTs soisltsTfeited. ThS
Cs1lrias haue Gbe signGtlrTs Of c. NJ. Jackson On
~ fT9at Of Gs oitsids tyraVDer Of each bottle and ts
name Of Ge arels blown iH each bots. ~ otssTS ere
eotBtsZfsiG
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Youths Department.
Bnignaas-

l.
am composed Of % letters.
My IA Is % IL is a girls name.
My284732l is gll's name.
My le l2 Is II is girls name.
Ny % 20 is kind Of grain.
NY lG 10 8 is to take of scum.
My IS 5 IS1s q boys nickname.
Ny answer is the name Of two single ladies.
BACHELORS HALL.
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HOOD Purinerr

sr Ioy1. and ,0iH cure al dissasss TetulSag from
bad Blood Keep volrTuR blood pure; keep your
Liver n order; keep your dtgestOc osgd's
= 4 so,rnf ksaHfv U7eonditiOn, By The use
- fBers 1,s,sdfss - and no disease I1iI
esr arrail ,o5 The beFt men in tie e0tHty Tcco5seHd
Rem. II years Of honest TepteGtt0B 90 JOT ailgai''
EOH HuSi W absst preparations.
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Probate Notice,
ln the District COuTt of the United
States, for the Southern District
OF OHIO. lm ImLkfuplcy.

IN the matter Of the application Of David Elkelss
bankruit for a final discharge.
Pursuaut TO Order Of Court 10 directed, notice
is given 10 all Of the creiiors Of David Ekeles, Of
High Street. HiIlsborO, Ohio the lst day ofAprl,
b. ls6q, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and show cause if any
tbev have why discharge should be granted said
Ranrrurf And said creditors lurther notified that
tbe second aud third meetings Of creditors Of said
Bankrupt win be held 1t The time aud place, for
rupt Law. .,...-
VTsreh Q 1863 marI1w3
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LAW.
Jack says that Of law, common sense is the baso;
And, doubtless, in this, he is right:
Tn ugh certain am I, that in many a case
Tn Goundation is quite out of sight.
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A very large proportion of the in
habitants of this county are from
"Old Highland" and We desire to see
more Of the same kind. Then come
along, where land is plenty and cheap.
ANON.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, wednesday, Sept.

NEw.YORK, wednesday, sept ~, 1867.
Real Estate in Hudson County, n. j., has been
particularly active this Fan. HE prospect of consoda.
ton probably has something TO do with the increased
demands The bidders, however. mostly Jerseymen,
resdents Of the County. Tomorrow Messrs. A. ID. Mel
HEX ir Bro will offer 90 lots Bayonn situated at
the bIgLest pOint OF tho neck. MessTs johnson Miller
VIII Also have sale of 500 lots ut Linden on the New
Jersey Railroad between Elizabeth and Railway Messrs
Mailer Wilkins Co. will sell at the Exchange three
story brick and large lot the northeast corner
Of Eleventh-ave. BOuleyard) and One Hundredan
twenty ninthst.
Chicago Is TO have an Arcade Building Messrs. Far
well and Lawrence are now having such building
erected In the of Farwell Hail. at cost OF $4,000
An adjoining building which will be part OF the block
will $4,000 thus making the sum total $4,000 The
Arcade building proper will be SO feet front by 30 feet
deep. 1t will be five stories IN hight with basement
The front will be Of Cleveland sandstone OF pure white
solOr The architecture will be the American renas-
sance. There will be passage-ways from Clarkst.,
through 10 the street III rear OF Farwe Hail. eight rect
wide, with pavement On each side Qf these pas
sage-ways the wall viii be ornamented with pilasters
caps and ornaments OF rich stuccO work In the center
OF the building will be store 10 feet wide, with broad
windows looking into the Arcade. In the of the Ar
cade there 80 feet with stone pavement
which forms part Of the avenue in rear OF Farwel Hail.
The front will be richly oTnamented with plasters ex
tending the cOTuce and terminated by Cornthian
CAPITALS The openings Will be nanked each side by
columns with Ornamented caps, md viii have richly
carved Keystone. There Will be balcony prOiecting
from the first and third stories stone with ornamental
railing The eOrDice VIII be of galvanized ir0n in keep
Ing With the style Of the building The first story will
ST rOD with ornamental arches springmg from the Co
rnthan caps OF the columns enriched by carved orna.
nJents, heads, and shell-work
Capitalists beginning to sce9 real estGtn Invest
meuts. Several well wn Citizens have placed AT the
invested in uuproduee property on the upper part of
the island.