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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-06
Farmers Department.

~C0ntributious Tor this Department
from the practical farmers Of our county,
are earnestly solicited, and win always be
gladly received. II farmers would use the
pen Ofener, and thus give the results Of
their experience and observation, for the
benefit OF their fslIow-faFmers, it would
greatly promote their mutual Improve
ment, and add much to the common stock
ofInformatiOn In the various branes cho
their calling.
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ArebeI soldier Of Murfreesboro, Ten
Dessee who returned homo at the end
of the war to end his wife living illic-
itlv with bis brother, and the mother
Of an iIlegitimate child, recently, sued
the false brother for $40, 900 damages.
The jury gave the plaintiff $4,000.
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A correspondent Of the Massachu-
sotts Ploughman says
Now is the time to look after weak
/ q cs and feed that those which need
it. Young bees are now Matching
and the honey will be consumed rap"
idly. The cheapest and most conve-
nient way TO feed bees in the spring is
by using a tumbler. Take coffee or
granulated sugar and enough water
TO dissolve it, snd bring it to the boil
ling point. Let it cool, then nearly
fiji a tumbler and tie a piece Of stout
paper over the top; make few holes
In the paper with an awl or something
ofthe kind, and place it over the bees.
If box hives are used, the tumbler
should be placed over one Of the holes
which connect with the surplus honey
boxes.
As no pollen viii be collected until
near the mildle Of April, rye meal
and wheat -four mixed should be put
. IA boxes and put in some sheltered
plsee near the hives. The boxes
should be a foot deep, and set so that
the sun win shine into them to warm
the meal and keep the bees warm they
are loading. For the past ten years
have fed wheat -four with the rye
meal, and the bees viii carry it in
much faster than they viii the meal
alone. and this will make quite a diff
ference with the bees sometimes, as
breeding cannot go on without bee
breed or a substitute, and some stocks
are nearly destitute early in the
spring. Water sho i ! be placed near
the bivesin scme shallow vessel, with
straws or chips in it to keep the bees
from drowning. A little feed given
The bees each day, through the months
of April ami May, or until the trees
bles ON, viii pay well, as it will set
6le queen TO laying, and when the
honey sea ,on arrives, the hives Will be
filed with bees ready to collect it.
Two or three ounces Of sugar syrup
day is enough to stimulate breeding,
and should be given at night.
The bottoms boards should be clean
ed Of dead bees and other filth, which
collects during the winter, as this
would save the bees vast amount Of
labor.
The surplus boxes should be put in as
early as the tenth of May, and each
ons'sh6uld have a piece Of comb fas-
tened in It. as the bees would 60 to
work in them at least one week earli-
er than they would if it was not put
ia. Bees Wintered in cellars should
be.carried out as early as the first Of
April, should the weather be pleasant
and warm enough for them to fly.
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All new kinds Of heavy oats that
have been introduced into this coun
try, have after a few years degenera-
ted to the common standard. So says
the Country Gentleman.
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A COW, not much above the average
size, belonging to Ezra O'NeRl, Of
Newport. lately had calf which, at
three hours old, weighed 81 pounds
which may be called enormous. Can
any one beat it, Marietta Register.
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Nearly one hundred head Of Jersey
cattle have lately been imported by
massachusetts, breeders. 1t is called
the most popular race Of animals in
Eastern Massachusetts, and along the
coast TO Philadelphia.
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Wrinkles Showing the Age Of q
Horse.

It is said that afser the horse is nine
years old, 8 wrinkle comes on the
eyelid, and every year after that he
has a well-de6ned wrinkle for each
year over nine. For instance, if four
he is thirteen.-Add the number Of
wrinkles 70 nine, and you will always
get it. As a good many people have
horses over nine, il is easily tried. If
true, the horse dentist must give up
his trade.
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The Best Family Journal
in America,

one In which every member Of the family viii and
5omsthing to interest, nmuss and instruct.
It will continue to urge IT'S sngasssrtsd And we'll
known principles With such ability it may possess
these principles comprising, briefly, efficiency and
strict economy In the admiHissrationi return, a
speedily as circumstances will admit, to sound cur
ronoy, and smpliacation Of the laws, with
thorough wedding ont Of eJrrupIion and inslcisney
The Evening Post believes In and viii demand the
greatest extension Of Law u liberty free speech where
ever the Tag aies sqnaI rights to all American citizens
native and adopted rigid Decentralization In the gov
srnment, as the only means to efficiency nue
economy and preserve liberty and she absence Of 81
interference By the government il the lawful PHTIuit.
Of the people.
These principles, We b,lisVe, are more and NOR
commanding themselves to the American Poopis; and
It i our aim ami desire 70 make them known widely
sa possible in all parts Of the country.
We have also made the same arrangements as las
year With the American Agrieulturist ana Riyssid,
Magazine and thsse who prefer It may secure thes'
periodicals year by avaling themselves Of the fol
Living liberal proposals.;
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In 1868 the United Kingdom de-
voted million aud a half acres to
potatoes. Great Britain more than
half million, and Ireland more than
q million.
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The best way to label tree is to
write with lead pencil on zinc. The
name cannot be erased at first, and
constantly grows more durable.
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A writer says If a quart Of strong
MULLEN tea is given a horse affected
with bots, it will never fail to effect a
cure:
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Th clocks will be carefully packed and sent BY az-
press 70 any address, and have made arrangements
with the Express Companies, which win cause their
being forwarded at much less cost to the reosiver
than their ordinary charges.
The prOpretors Of the EvENINe PosT desire to add
largely to the circulation Of the Weekly and SEMI
Weekly editions Of their onrnali believing that the
variety or their contents, their high literary eharaoisr
ulnes5 Of news both foreign and domestic and intsr-
sstlng special features will make both the Weekly and
ssmi-Weskly Evening Post iAvOrites wherever they
become known.
No special eTt has ever been made to increaae the
circulation Of Weekly and semi-Weekly Editions.
But the proprstors believe that the principles adVo-
Gated BY the Evening Post deserve to be urged upon
larger puble they think it ussful during the coming
four years. eendaaEoT 70 influence very large public
in all the States and in all parts Of the country They
have determined ihereforo, to make special Efforts to
introducs the Weekly and ssmi-Wsekly Evening Post
to the country At large.
Besides the general features 20 which have sboVs
alluded We have added special features of particular
value and excellence and now maturing arrange
msnts for others.
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Manure should never be placed in
contact with the roots Of a tree in set
ting It ont, but old, finely pulverized,
earthly compost answer well.
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Lime at the foot Of peach trees at
tackled with the grub or borer. Dig
away the dirt, put in q little lime, and
then place over L the dirt:
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New Advertisements.
srVeai, vial, Wei. +"

Tbs f5rlhsshlhs number Of tha illustrated West
orn World. printed IN oil color, viii be the no'i
Beautiful Paper ever I,susd non the press since tho ar
Of printing was discovered. Remember # Is the 0n'
paper In the world whose Illustrations are printed 10
NON one to seven dstinet eolOFs at Slngs impression
side from the beautiful Illustrations which accom-
Nv C weekly every number &c replete Witn gioNlne
R0mauCes, Love and HstriOnic Tales. II - q y SOu
psuiOn Of every resds-the magazine ofevery orenon
q Htsrutur8-tho chauipiOn Of ell noble houstiie5
tho support Of the farmer, merchant, artisan ene W
education % the mhgasl. Send ioF Hpecimen eopie.
Sold By all news dealers. SubscriptlOni = pei Az
uum. Address TIE WESTERN WORLD Co., Cornel
Park Place and College Pace, -,
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" AT H "
MEAT MARKET.
FTTTRO & ECKLEY,


Successors to o. J. Eckleyl
WNYILL keep a daily market Of Meats from this
Wv time until the weather becomes too warm
The pest quality of FRESH BEEF, PORK NUT
TON, and SAUSAGE MEAT, at their Shop on
high Street, Sd door north Of Walnut.
Rg-Prices as low as any other Shop.
HiIlsbsro. October %, 1858. oot2s
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TIE EAGRNULTURAL DEPARTMENT
Of the paper Is now Conducted By Of the ablssI
writer's in that branch IN the country.
Our Weekly and semi-WeskIy
FINANCIAL REPORTS.

written especially for each edition BY able financial
urtsr are generally acknowledged to be the fullest
most impartial and most correct given In any New
York journal. Our
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Meat Market.
JOSEPH WOLFE,

Successor to John ROekel) would inform the eiti-
ze Of Hsboro and the public generally that be has
pHrchased the Meat Market lately carried on By ny
Rocket, in UNION BLOCK, UNDER WADDLEs
JEWELRY STORE, where he will keep constantly on
hand ali kinds II Fresh Meat usually kent 81 Meat
Market and viii sell at REASONABLE PRICES
Bz- share Of puhlic patronage is respectfully So
ICited. HaTch Is, lSe9. RarlsyL
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PACIFIC HOTEL,
I1O, IT2, ia & 176 Greenwich st,
NEW YORK. Oct. 10. 1sos.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10, 1908.
ygVHE undersigned takes pleasure in announcing to
his numerous friends and patrons that from this
date the charge Of the Pacific will be 50 so per day.
Being sole Proprietor OF this house, and thsrsfors
free frem the common exactiOn OF an tnordinate
rent. he is fully able meet the downward tendency
Of prices Without any falling of Of service
1t will now heretofore b. his aim to maintain IN
diminished the favorable reputation Of the Pacific
which it has enjoyed for many years. As one Of the best
Of travellers hotels.
The table will be bountfuIly supplied with every
delicacy Of the
The Attendance will Re found sufcien and obliging
The location will be found convenient for those
whose business calls them ia the lower part OF th'
CITY, and Of ready access 10 all Railroad and Steamboat
Lines being door north Of Cortland ST., and enc
block west Of Broadway.
nrarGme JOHE PATTEN.
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MARKET REPORTS,

already excellent, will be improved, and made more
complete 1t s intended to add other and novel Tea
sures at ones, which shah make the Weekly or Semi
Weekly
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THEDOLLARS sun.

~
The cheapest, neatest, and most readable o. heN
York iouruaa. Everybody likes it. Three eett "
/ DAILY, sEhTT-W EEKLY, aud WEEKLY, AZ 30. %
81 q yesr. Full reports Of markets. agrieultg1
Farner1' and Fruit Growers Clubs, end oonpiet,
/ story 90 every Weekly sd Semi-Weekly numoer'
valuable present 10 every subscriber. Send Tor ~ 81
men, With prumium list I. W. ENGLAND Publish
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" NV AAD9 NJ w = - MONTH every where
male and female to introduce the GENUINE IN
PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE. This machine will stitch, hem, fell, tnck
out cord bind braid and smbrodeT 10 mnst superior
manner Price only SIS Fully RaTrantsd for i've years
We will pay $1,000 for any machine that will strOn
ger more beautifu or more elastic than Il
makes the " astic Ilo Stitch, Every second stitch
can be cut AID still the cloth cannot be pulled apart
without tearing t. We pay Agents from SIS 10 s209 per
month and expenses or commission frOn which twice
that amount can be made. Address sECOMB CO..
Pittsburgh, Pa Boston, Mass, or St. Louis, Mo.
GAUTiON.-DO not be lmpused upon by other par
ties palming OF worthless cast-irOn machines, under
the same otherwise. Ours is the only genuine
and really practical cheap machine manufactured.
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sNII8TUWNl n T.
IrPr4vcsFT 4 BAKEwELL:-Wth We no trouble with
vour saws they don't need 10 be inedup with paper
We put then 90 the maudrs and they go right along.
Temper psrfsctly uuifnEm and quality unsurpassed
Reg6ecifnIg, CHAB. J. FOX.
LTPPINCOTT BAKEWELL,
Manufacturers Of Circular, MHIuy, Mill Gang and
Out Saws Chopplng Axes, all shapes OOlburns Patent
Axe shovels Spades an Miles' Pat. Covered Scoop
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ABSOLUTE GIFT.

In order that al may be encouraged TO make the at
tempt to procure this desirable Household Article,
shall allow in the event Of persons being abIs
procure the requisite number Of names, commission
Of Tssniy-F7vs Csas for each subscription to our
Weekly, or Ffy Csntl for each subscription to our
Semi Weekly so that all may be rewarded for their s
fort,
at BEING UNDEg5TOOD THAT IN EVERY CASE
TIE MONEY MUST ACCOMPANY
TIE NAMEs.n
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AGENTS WANTED FOB
HOW TOWlKe THE FARM pay,

The most extraordinary book ever puoh.aea u
America One Agent sold 400 10 few toWushlls. - -
ssls eFeryahera because no Farmer can en- "a % ee
without IL Pubishsi in both ENaLIsH ana y EaA An
Is e0a copies sold in few weeks. spleaglu e,lgoe
for business. Send fir Circulars giving nv
tion and terms TO Agents. Address AHls 6LA' - NJ
Cunnw a 60 Chicnrn III. or Cincinnati, Onlo
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DfONTAINING IMPORTANT PHYSIOLOGICAL
u IHFORMATION to young men contemplating
Marriage sent free on receipt Of Is cents Address
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BEsT oFEERs To AeENTs.

Tuso ssTl PALMER's EMERY GRINDER for NOW.
III ER and REAPER KNIVES, and all = D
TOOLS Il OUTLASTS the Grind-tone and CUTS
FASTER. with LESS POWER Weighs but TWEN-
TY POUNDS and IS cheap aHd eougeHienL S-TERMS
VERY LIBERAL, aud sales large and immediate. To
TAV r sTORKF Tola1o Ohio
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~NALLONs STONE WARE, just received from
II ZnpesvilIe and Manchester, viii be sold low 70
Country dealers. h. y. CLAYTON.
Caliaad see. dec3
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DIR, IRISH'S
The Best Spo. ting Gun in the
"07

ROPER's American I3 l6 Gluge Breeeh-Loading
~ Repeating bot GuH.- Improved BY Q. M. Spencer
inTentor Of the famogs Spencer Rife. Firing four
Shots 70 two seconds, using ordinary amunition
Manufactured by the RoPar SpoEinE Arms Co., Am
herst lass. Send for descriptive circular, giving
mice list and testimonials.
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by Its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fOuling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleteriOus substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for q
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These Hard Times
You cannot anrd pay three or four profits on art
css Of necessary use, when by sending Club 20
Parker & CO.'S


OF DRY GOODS. LINENS, PARAsOLs, ALBUMS,
HOSIERY. SIEVER.PLATRn WARE IEWELRY,
CUTLERY, FRENCH and GERMAN FAEOf-eOODS,
Of description. you can purchase any thlng in
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0EIFEE5S, CITIR6H, STR0FUL4
YLLIARLE MEDICAL B00K

TUVHE lIaried Ladiss Prieats Companion contains the
desired information. Sent free for stamps. Ad-
dress MRS @ HERF, Hanover, Pa.
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For the Renovation Of the Hair,
The Great Desideratum Of the Age.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair Is soon restored
to its original color
and the gloss and
freshness Of yO,th.
Thin hair is thick
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RIP, WsHss.AE.

We bent to-day DER a cotlincd form,
Aud our tears fell softly down;
We looked out last on the aged face.
With its look of peace, its patient grace,
And hair like silver crown.
We touched our own to the clay-cold hands,
From lifc's long labor at rest:
And among the blossoms, white and sweet,
We noted bunch of golden wheat,
Claspcd close to the silent breast.
The blossom whispered of fldclcss bloom,
OF land where fall no tears;
The ripe wheat told of toll and care,
The patient waiting. the trusting prayer,
The garncrcd good of the years.
We knew not what work her hands had found
what rugged places her feet;
What ci osS was hers, what hlackncss of night
We saw but the peace. the blossoms White,
.Ahd the bunch Of ripcncd wheat.
As each goes up from the fields of GARTH
Bearing the treasures uf lille.
God looks for some gathered grain OF good,
From the harvest that shining stood,
But waiting the rcapcr's knife.
Then labor well. that in death you go
Not only with blossoms sweet
Not bent with doubt and burdrncd with fears
And dead, dry husks of the watcred years
But laden with the golden wheat
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LUMBER! LUMBER!
JOHN l.. ATLEE, M. d.,

OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERNI'
~ ccs to the citizens OF Athens, and vicinity
OFFICE: At his residence, corner of WASH
ingtOn and White streets.
Dee. &, 1S6I-tf-1
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n. g.. WILLIAMS, vi. ID,

nFFERS Ills PROFESSIONAL SERVI-
" ccs to the citizens of Athens, and the sur
rounding country.
OFFICIAL his residence, near the Bridge.
Dee. 10, lSG7-tt-2
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Either in City or Country, at short notice and
on Reasonable Terms.
our experience in Tin and Roofing. warrant
us in saying that we CAN and WILL
give entire satisfaction to all
our friends who may favor us with their work
March II, lS60-lV-G1
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BRANCH, SCOTT & CO.,
IL n n X Il IL s,
General Commission Merchants.
AND AGENTS FOR TIE SALE OF
M anufac tured Tobacco.
n u G. u S r a, G. A.

I-D' Gold Stocks, Bonds and Cnrurrcnt
southern Bank Notes bought aud sold; Money
Loaned on satisfactory cOlatcrals.
III Interest allowed on Deposits. subject to
Checks ut sight. Collections made on all ar-
ccssiblc points without charge. and RENTED
sight Drafts sold on principal cities of Great
Britain and Continental Europe in sums to
suit purchasers.
UT Cotton and Tobacco sold on Commits
sion, and consignmcnts Of General Merchant
disc solicited. and prompt returns made.
ti3' Liberal Cash Advances made on all con-
signmcntS, Free Of Commission for advanc.
ing. with produce in hand. whether for sale
in Augusta, Richmond, Petersburg. or to be
forwarded to their fricndsin Baltimore. Phila-
dclpha. New York and Liverpool or lIavrc.
III Parties are requested to send for sample
of Manufactured Tobacco, which is being re-
ccived direct from the Factories in Virginia
and North Carolina.
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CANE CREEK ACADEMY.
Oghill. McMinn County. Tenn.

Wulf he IUiti0N 0NI he rONtiNycNt Fee arc
reqWirea IN IdrdHce.
Board in families. $500 per week.
Young men can board themselves at Cane
Creek Camp Ground, in less than one mile Of
the Academy. free of rent
Our Academy is u large AMI magnificent
new Building, in full view of ChilhOwcc
Mountain, only two miles distant. and is ocat-
ed in section Of the country distinguished
for good health and good morals. and is free
from the temptations and vices incident to
towns and Rail Roads.
With first class Teachers, we have reduced
Board and Tuition at least twenty five per cent.
For further particulars. address
W. G. VAUGHAN,
July Q. 1S69-tf-Sll Scc'y and Treas.
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vVGEaSE& HIYS,

WE KEEP ON HAND FOR MEDICAL
w and other purposes Bourbon Robertson,
Monongahela ant Corn Whiskeys.
HENDERSON IL CAMPBELL.
July o, 1SG9-tf-S4
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MISS BRIDGES SCHOOL,
THEN TEN Mes - e.

ATHsE -. TENN - - Il g..
rJHIE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE
Il on Monday. the 3d Of August. Miss
Il. teaches all the English Branches. Pupils
desiring it will have instruction i'll Music ut
the usual rates.
Esri ccs Of a u i { O Ia:
Preparatory Class. $40 90
Advanced Observation-Disclosures. II 80
Music on Piano and Guitar ........... ~ 90
Contingent Fee Observation-Disclosures. 90
Latin and French will be taught when desired.
No dedUctioR mddc for loss time, except in
cases Of protracted SichAesS
Good boarding can be had in the family of
the teacher. where the pupils will receive all
the attention and care necessary to their conf
fort and well conduct.
Athens, July ., 1SG9-ti-Si
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CECURITY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE
- by msurins III the Hartford Insurance
Company w. IL. HORTON AdenC