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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-09-19

MAD DoG.-A dog supposed to be
mad, was killed on the Danville road
just west oftown, last Sunday. He had
bitten several other dogs, and snapped
at several persons before he was killed
We learn that little child of Mr.. John
Morrow was also supposed to be bitten
but that no blood was drawn, and nc
danger is apprehended. 1t will be seen
that our Town Council has passed an or
dinance, requiring Dogs to be kept up
or muzZled.
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Certificates Granted by the
County Board of School Ex
aminers at Last Three Meet
ings.
AT the last meeting of the Board
on Saturday, Sept, 7th, 1872. fifty
eight applicants were examined, ant
the following named persons receiv
ed certificates:
For Six Months-William Gray
George R. Ruble, Albert N. Masters
William NJ. Thornburg, Morrow
Barrere, Robert Morrow, Thos. ]
Screechfield, Hamar Scale, Harriet
Storer, Isaac Kay, Berry W. Spar
CUR, Marion c.. Williams, Jas. II
Pugh, Geo. W. Roush, John w
Glaze, John Moomaw.
For Nine Francis E.
Kesler, Emma Mackerly, Anna
Middleton, Thos. M. Watts, Charles
Dunlap, r. E. W. Spargur, John H,
Cochran, Dan'l l.. Buffers, John
Armstrong, Carey McCoppin, John
B. Faris, Dan M. Igo, Aaron E.
Musgrove.
For Twelve Months--John Nc
Coppin, Newton w. Igo, Alberta
Igo, John NJ. Turner, Benz. Pearce,
Cyrena E. Cadwallader, Lumma
Head, James w. Chaney, Robert R.
Watts, Joseph Martin, John NJ
Foust, James w. Newell.
For Eighteen Months-Jonah
Cadwallader, A. F. Richards, Mary
E. Stretch.
For Twenty-four Months-James
B. Paine.
At the two meetings held in Au-
gust, seventy-five applicants were
present, and Certificates were grant
ed to the following named persons.
For Six Months-Macomb Chan,
ey, VIM. II. Emery, John Wilkins,
Orpha NJ. Johnson, Fanny johnson,
Geo. F. Fawley, Alice Murray, John
E. Meredith, Alonzo K. Kelley,
Jesse Berry, Sobisca Gibler, Orlan-
do Gibler, Lizzie A. Hite, Robert
Smith, Eli Barrett, Clarie Marconet.
For Nine Months-McAdow
Robinson, Frank Reams, Frank A.
Tener, Harman N. Engle, John w.
Oldaker, Sallie Brown, Rachel
Sloan, Woodson B. Williams,
William Thompson, Armanus
Reames.
For Twelve Months-Alfred
Cadwallader, Sampson Reno, Lizzie
Oldaker, Margaret Strain, Emma
Nancy Smith, Fanny link,
Lewis H. Reynolds, Eliza McClell-
and,. Albert Osborne, Charles Lee,
Wm. M. Gall, Francis M. Emrie,
Matte Gilbert, John G. Purdy,
D. Milburn.
For Eighteen Months-Caroline
Clay, T. Burge Ayres, Delos s. Fer
B. Wright, Lizzie Ambrose.
For Twenty four Months-Allen
T. Cunningham, Delos S. Ferguson,
Ellen G. Wright.
l csrtify the above to be correct.
H. s. DOGGETT, Clerk.
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Parties desiring to change their
advertisements, will please hand in
their copy on Friday whenever con-
venient. The outside of the News
is printed on Saturday, and fre-
quently we are compelled to give
advertisers double space, or let their
favors lie over a week. This only
refers to those who occupy a given
space in our columns.
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From Sinking Spring.
Republican Meeting - Speeches By
Hon. J. T. wilson and 3. F. Wet

Republican Meeting - Speeches By
Hon. J. 7: wilson and =. F. Wet
more, Esq.
SINKING SPRING, Sept. II, 1872.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Republican meet
ing here on the 9th was success.
The people turned out quite well,
considering it was busy season of
year, to hear what their old ac-
quaintance, Hon. John T. Wilson,
had to say about the political issues
of the day. The audience seemed
TO be very much interested in the
speech. Mr.. Wilson is q popular
man in this part of the county, and
will, 1 think run ahead of the ticket
in Brushcreek.
Mr.. S. F. Wetmore, of the Pike
County Republican, also made a
short speech, which was quite in
structive, in reference to the Tariff
question. OCCASIONAL.
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We are glad to notice that Horace
Greeley and 3. Gratz Brown have retir.
ed from politics and opened a"Renovat.
ing and Dyeing Establishment in our
town, under the firm name of Greeley
& Brown. See the old White Hat, cor
ner of Walnut and High streets. The
business they have chosen is an honest
one, and not so dirty as the one they
have lately been engaged in. 1t is de-
serving of better success than attended
the firm of Tweed & Greeley in the To
bacco business.
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Where to Emfgrafe.
We answer, go to Southwest Misso,

we answer, go to Southwest Missouri,
because the Atlantic d PaeySc Railroad
%. offer 1900, 900 Acres of Land to act
ual settlers, at low price on long credit.
besides furnishing free Transportation
over their road to purchasers this road
eA.enus from st. Louis, through Mis-
ing rapidly pushed to its destination.
the Pacific Coast; will be one of the
trunk lines of the country, never blocked
Oy S1soo-the lands along the road are in
rich fertile country, as productive as
any In the State; the climate combines
All tne advantages of northern and
southern latitudes; good climate, soil.
health, water, timber, grazing. fruits'
and flowers, invite you to go to this re,
elon. For further information address
a. TUCK, Land Com'r, 523 Walnut St.,
st. Louis, Mo. an4m9
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A Good suggestion.

1t has been suggested that the
citizens of Hilisboro, one and al,
should decorate their houses with
the national flag, on Friday, Sept.
goth, in honor of the Soldiers and
Sailors Reunion, to be held in this
place.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-09-19

We have recei we'd from the Secretary
of the Treasury complete sta tement OF
the condition of the public debt. 1t has
been reduced every month since Gen.
eral Grant went into Office. The whole
amount paid since the present admin
istration came into power is 1887, ,404 :
9O3,27. This makes the annual interest
$40, ,GIO, ,457 less than it was three years
and five months ago.
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BLESSINGS BRIGHTEN as II

BLESSINGS BRIGHTEN AS THEY TAKE
THEIR FLIGHT.-The chief of blessings
is good health, without which nothing is
worth the having; it is always sppreci-
ated at its true value after it Is lost, but
too often, not before. Live properly, and
correct ailments before they become
seated. For diseases of the liver, kid
neys, skin, stomach, and all arising
from impure or feeble blood, DIR. Walk
er's California Vinegar Bitters are a
sure and speedy remedy. 1t has never
yet failed in single instance.
---. septl2w4
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Worms! Worms !!

SEYBERT& & ISAMENN'S COMPOUND
Syrup of Pink-root and Santonine, com
pounded with other valuable Worm de
stroyers, making it one of the best Yer
mifuges in the market. Put up in q
and so cent bottles. au29tf
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Hon. .Lnnn 7. Wilson

Commenced his canvass in Ross county
last Monday night, at Rich mo ndale,
and speaks every afternoon and might
this week, holding two meetings day
He closes at Bainbridge next Saturday
night, and from there goes to Brown
county, speaking at different points in
that county next week, until Saturday,
the 2sth, when he will speak at Buford
as heretofore announced.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-09-19

When you come to the Fair next
week, do not come empty-handed
and then look round sneeringly and
say, "Pshaw! we have bigger pump
kins than these at home" "La,"
we can beat these potatoes all to
pieces" "Our pigs are enough bet
ter than these-I wish we had
brought them" But bring with
you what you can that will add to
the success of the Fair.
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The Gazette calls Neal an infant prod
ICY. II he is prodigy in bis youth may
we not expect statesman in his matur-
er years ?-G Advertiser.
One infant prodigy that came under
our observation was peddling butter
milk at three cents quart when be ar
rived at maturity, at last accounts.
That was his capacity.-[Chillicothe Ca
zette,
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sepl9w1

The PEOPLES STAMP OF VALUE.-Tht
Government endorsement, which legal
lies the sale of PLANTATION BITTERs, is
not the only stamp affixed to that fs'
NOUS VEGETABLE Tonic. 1t bears, in
addition to that official sanction, the
STILL MORE VALUABLE STAMP OF PUBLIC
APPRECIATION. This inestimable vouch.
er of its rare properties as a Tonic, Cor.
REcTIvE and ALTERATIvE, is of much
earlier date than the Government cre-
Dental; for millions of sick persons had
pronounced it the GRAND SPECIFIC OF
THE AGE long before Congress thought
of taxing proprietary medicines. 1t is
unnecessary to repeat, in detail, the
properties of this wonderful Vegetable
Invigorant. The best reference that can
be offered to those who desire the full
particulars of its virtues, is the GENER-
AL PUBLIC. Ask those who have tried
it as a remedy for dyspepsia, constipa-
ton, biliousness, intermittent fevers,
nervous debility, rheumatism, sea sick
ness, low spirits, or loss of vital power,
what Plantation Bitters has done for
them, and be governed by the response
they make to your inquiries.
sepI 9wI
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The "Show" last week drew a large
crowd. The "whale' proved to be
first class specimen of the Barnum Or
der. made of pasteboard and paint, but
the circus performances were tolerably
fair
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-09-19

Mr.. James ROush, of Bloomington
Ills, formerly of this place, has been
visiting his old friends here, and called
on us a few days ago. He reports the
"Sucker State" as sure for Grant, by
AZ. 600 majority.
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For THE ExPosTTIoN.-Many of oul
people, both of town and country, are
availing themselves of the half-fare ar
rangements, to visit the Great Cincin'
natl Exposition, which is now under
full headway, and is said to be far more
attractive than that of last year. Let
all go who can.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-09-19

BALLoU's MAGAZINE is one of the
cheapest and best publications of the
kind in the country, and receives high
praise at the hands of its patrons, who
are numbered by thousands and tens
thousands. 1t is a serial we'll calculat-
ed to please the old and young. 1t is
only Is cents single numbers, or Sl.50 a
year. Address, Thomes & Talbot, SO
Congress street, Boston, Massachusetts,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-09-19

The Ohio State Fair, at Mansfield,
was a great financial success, but as
an exhibition of the States indus
tries it appears to have been inferior
to those of former years. The at
tendance was unprecedentedly large,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-09-19
The COIOred Peoples Mass
Meeting.

The colored citizens of Hillsboro and
vicinity will hold Mass Meeting next
Monday, 2Sd inst, at the Fair Grounds.
Peter H. Clark, Esq, of Cincinnati, and
Rev. James Poindexter, of Columbus,
both colored men and able speakers,
are announced to address the meeting.
In the evening Festival will be held
at the Grant Club Room, to which all
are invited.
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Republican Meeting at Buford

Hon. John I. Wilson, our
candidate for Congress, Hon.
John A. Smith and others will
address the people in Mober-
ty's Grove, near Buford, on
SATURDAY, Sept. %, 1872.
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TOWN G COUNTRY
Campaign News-OnIy 25 Cts

Campaign News-Only 2S Cts.
We will send the News from this
time till after the Presidential cleo
ton, for 25 cents a single copy.
To clubs of 10 and over, 20 cents
each. Send 10 the names and
money.
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THE AMERICAN Stock JoURNAL.-The
Publishers of this valuable Agricultural
Journal, offer to send the remaining
numbers of this year free to all TeH
subscribers for 1873. Thus giving over
500 pages of valuable reading matter
illustrated with numerous engravings
for Sl.OO. Sample copies free. Address
Mp. BOYER & CO., Parkesburg, Ches'
Ter county, Pa.
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Fall weather has come at last, and
the mornings and evenings are now
quite cool. There have been slight
frosts for two or three nights pasts, but
no damage done.
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Home Correspondence.
From Clay Tp.

Grant Club Orgdnized-Inanaense q
Gathering Of the "Cro'o Eaters"-
Mr. De Bruin Increasing the Ma
tional Debt, DC.
CLAY TP., Sept. 13, 1872.
EDITOR NEws:-The Republicans
of Clay Township met pursuant tc
notice, in Buford, September 5, tc
organize Grant and Wilson Club
Geo. w. Martin was elected tempo.
rary Chairman, and Jacob Peddi-
cord Secretary. The object was
then stated, and signers for the
Club were called for, when 38 per
sons responded. The Club then
proceeded to elect permanent officers,
which resulted as follows:
John Foust, President; John
Brown, Vice President; Joseph G.
Hirons, Secretary, and Jacob Peddi-
cord, Treasurer. Executive Com
mittee:
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New Rook Store in Town /.

Robert Doggett, at his new Book
Store, on Main street, one door West of
the Strauss Building, keeps all the
School Books used in the Union Schools
and other Schools of the town and coun-
ty, which he is selling at reduced prices.
Also Writing Paper, Ink, Envelopes,
and all kinds of Stationery, Harper's
Weekly, Frank Leslie's, and all the 9TH
er popular Illustrated Papers. Also
Agent for all the Cincinnati Daily Pa
pers. Give him a call. sep5 w3%
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Our merchants are beginning to re-
ceive new goods for the Fall trade, and
will soon be informing the people of the
fact through our columns.
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Mr.. Neal abuses Grant roundly, but
why does he never speak of his candi-
date, Greeley? We want to know, you
know, the superior merits of Horace
Greeley.
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The Troy, N. Y, Times says the
sprightiy look of many of our older cit
izens is owing solely to the use of Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
senIowl
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Mr.. Thomas Hibben, of Columbus, Is
in town, visiting his relatives and
friends.
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Cincinnati Prices Current.
For the WssE ending, TUESDAY, septIl7, 1879.

For the WeeE cRdingl TUESDAY, Sepf,Il7, 1879.
Carefully Corrected from the City Dsiliss Of Tues
day, Sept. II.
REMARKs-Wheat is sc lower; Oats in
better demand and a shade higher; But
ter higher and demand good for better
grades; Eggs more plenty and &c lower;
Salt has largely advanced, and firm at
quotations,
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ssThe Old Reliable

Sealing Var, which has been tried and
proved itself worthy of recommenoa-
tIon. Manufactured and sold only by
SEYBERT q IsAMENN, Hillsboro, Ohio.
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Horace Greeley wanted it written on
his tom bstone that he was "never in
debted to the Democratic party for any,
thing. .":.The indications are that he can
thave that sort Of an epitaph.
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Buy it and see its magic effects.

There is no stimulant and tonic so
delicate and pleasant and at the same
time so potent and efficacious as the
celebrated Argyle Bitters. au29w4
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PHuADEIPHTA SAINT I

dILADELFdIA, DbpG. I.
Coates & Bros Wool Circular quotes
sales Domestic Fleece during August at
62a70c, Tub-Washed at 65a72, Pulled 50
a60c. Total sales for month, 2,41O, ,OOC
fbs. Prices are now lower than for a year
past, but as the weather becomes cooler
a better demand and higher prices may
be confidently expected.
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Miss Alice Bell, daughter of Mr.. c. s.
Bell, returns to Vasssr College this
week.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-09-19

People have been so humbugged with
dirty, poisonous hair preparations, that
they hail with delight the new article
styled NATURES Hair Restorative. Clear
as crystal, and it does the work most ef-
fectually. See advertisement.
For sale by SEYBERT q ISAMENN,
Hillsboro, o. sep5w2
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WAnled.

A young man 10 learn the Photograph
business. Call at Kinkead's Gallery,
Hillsboro, o. sePl9wl
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1Is5 II8 HE okHt4 PI IIO7Oo HI8HOA' j
Wool Markets.

NEW YORK, Sept. IA.
Sales light; Ohio Fleece 60c; but little
Western Fleece yet sold, holders on con-
signment being unwilling to accept pri-
ces now offered.
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sepI9wI

That pepper and salt color which rem
ders your hair so conspicuous, can easi.
tly be remedied by using bottle or two
of Natures Hair Restorative.
sepl9W2
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
EXlrAG0niPR

OF the News, with or without wrappers,
can always be had at the Office. Price
cents. If
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How to GO West.

The Diphtheria is abating in Green
field and vicinity.
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District No. John F. Moberly

The Constitution and Bylaws
were then unanimously adopted.
The Club will meet on Thursday
evening of each week. With the
efficient corps of officers elect, there
is no doubt that every Republican
of Clay will join the Grant and
Wilson Club and vote for the Hero
of Appomattox next November.
Bills were posted for some ten
days previous in every by-path of
Clay, calling for the "DemOcratic-
Republicans" to rally and organize
Greeley and Brown Club, Sept.
7lh. The following constituted the
immense assembly: Three of the
faithful, one Liberal Republican,
two anti Greeley Democrats, and
seven straight-out Republicans =
The following are the officers elect.
President-James Lewis; Vice
President-Wm. B. Ruble; Treas
urer-R. w. -Moberly-all faithful,
and Secretary-James Patton, Lib
eral Republican. The above officers
resolved themselves into an Execu-
tive Committee TO canvass for SION
ers, &.
Messrs. De Bruin and Shepherd
were present, and De Bruin made a
speech. He said that the National
debt was now three times as large
as at the time Gen. Grant was inau-
gurated that q. S. Bonds were
only worth forty cents to the dollar
then, and now are worth three times
as much, or 12O cents to the dollar.
Mr.. De Bruin, we thank you for the
admission of the last statement.
Mr.. De B., we suppose, thought he
was in one of the "dark corners" "
and everybody was ready to gulp up
everything that might be said, and
even "eat crow for his honor's
sake. The truth is there was too
much cro,o for the crowd, and it
made them sick,
A MEMBER OF THE GRANT CLUB.
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gHE MARREyg.
HiIlsbOrO Prices Current.

Corrected Weekly by SCorT & ROADS, Wholesale and
Retail Grocers and Produce Dealers
For the Week ending Wednesday, Sept. ls, 1872
REMARKs-Salt has advanced to 81 SO
per bbl, and firm, owing to the advance
in Cincinnati. Other articles continue as
last quoted.
BUYING PRICES FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Dealers are paying the following prices for The
ri arficlan al
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and Produce Markets,

NEW YORK, Sept. Is.
Flour-Sup. West'n & State....6 15a &C
Wheat-Winter Red West'n. Il 621a1 &c
Winter White -. az OF
Corn-Western mix'd ............ 63a64
Oats-Ohio and Western........ 44a51
Mess Pork-Bbl. bl.................14 10aI4 2t
Flour firm; Wheat less firm; Corn bet
ter demand; Oats firm and active; Mes:
Pork firmer.
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Cattle Markets.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 16.
Beeves-Com. to prime, ,cwt... 2 Goa 5 40
Shipping Cattle...... 5 50a 5 rs
Receipts for week, 1881; market firm
at close and all sold, at an advance Of 10a
25c per cwt.
Sheep & Lambs-Com.to primes 6Oa6 40
Supply liberal, but all sold readily at
a slight advance.
HOgs-Cwt, gross. &c. ......... .....4 75a5 %
Rnnoirfa linhk nd r,rinoa hinhar
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Subscribers receiving their papers with an"x''
u,srked opposite their names, will understand tha,
ths time for which they have paid has expired.
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SEWING MACHINES.
ISL. .a6O MACHINES

More Sewing Machines than were sold
by any other Company during
the same period.