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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-03-13

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From RainsbOf0.

Republican Up. TGcket-Religious
ReyioaI-,Sa66ath School Concer1
= Wheat Crop, dc. dc.
RANsBoRo, March 8th, 1873.
MR. ED1ToR:-The Republican TIP.
Convention was held at the White
School-House (No. 11) March 1sti
Delegates were appointed to the
County Convention, and Township
ticket nominated, as follows:
Trustees s-G. Creamer, J. G. Fer
guson, G. Spence.
Treasurer-M. Redkey.
Clerk-E. Taylor.
Assessor-N Patton.
Constable-R. E. Shivers.
Road Supervisor-J. W. Roads.
Rev. Mr.. Conner, we are glad to
learn, is improving in his health.
The O. B. and NJ. E. Churches
united and held protracted meeting
in this place, commencing Feb. 18th,
and closing the 28th. Twenty-four
united with the Brethren, and four
teen with the Methodist Church, and
many of them were happily con-
verted.
The 'EFriends2 have been holding a
meeting, at Hardin's creek, which
closed yesterday, on account of ]. W.
Douglass being called to Wilmington
to attend a meeting there.
The RReinsboro Sabbath School
will give another Concert some time
soon, for the purpose of paying for
the School organ. They have given
one that proved to be successful, and
we hope this one viii be.
Our Township day schools, as a
general thing, are out now. Our
school closed with declamations from
the scholars, and splendid Essay
from Elgar Brown, the Teacher of the
upper room.
The Wheat crop is not very fiat
tering in this vicinity. Once in q
while you see tolerably good piece,
but it is not general thing. The
farmers are not discouraged, howev-
er. They still hope that in time, and
with favorable weather, the wheat
will come out yet. Some of the
farmers are making preparations for
Spring work.
Yours truly, ROLL.
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BruAhcreek rp.

The Republicans of Brushcreek
met on the Sd inst, and nominated
the following ticket for the Spring
election:
Justices of the Peace-E. Mckee.
han, NJ I. Vanpelt.
Trustees-Isaac Morehead, Thos.
Washburn, Jos. F. Bell. ~
Clerks. Easton.
Treasurer-James Patton.
Assessor-G. W. McCoppin.
Constables-J. NJ. Butler, John
McMulin, J. c. West.
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Mast has been found again, and he
answers the demand of some of the
Independent" journals for Credit
Mobilier business in a manner that
can hardly prove satisfactory to those
gentlemen. See Harpers Weekly
for March Is, at Doggett's.
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Judge Steel.
J. W. ELLIS, Sec'y.

We find this well merited compliment tc
our young townsman, in the Daily Journal
of Columbus
Judge Steel, who has been presiding in
the criminal court for the last two weeks,
leaves the city to-day. He is one of the
youngest, if not the youngest, Common
Pleas Judge in Ohio. The readiness and
accuracy, with which he passed upon all
legal questions presented to him, have made
most favorable impression upon members
of the bar, and all concur in pronouncins
him one of the best judges of the State.
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Some Of Brigham,s follower are

Some OF br&nam's followers are III
clined to demur slightly 10 his sugges'
tIons that they shold move their tabern'
acles southwark to Arizona. They
imagine that Salt Lake is better poinI
for business than the Apache region can
present. They are a worldly-minded
set of saints, and the advicss say are
half inclined to rebel. Nobody would
care much If they should, just to set
how It would work.
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Snecial CoIonists, Train.

A grand special Colonists' Train willleave
Cincinnati on Wednesday, April 2nd, 1873,
at ten o'clock, P. NJ, for Omaha and the
West The tickets to Omaha and return,
good until May %, will be sold at Cincinnati
for $29.75. For full particulars address D.
B. CADy, Southern Agent U. P. R. R., Gin
cinnati, or W. NJ SHAW, Southeastern Agent
Burlington Route, Cincinnati.
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The Vienna Exposition.

A copy of this issue of the News will be
sent in few days, to the Vienna Exposi.
ton This will be our response to the re.
quest of the American Agent for copies Of
all periodicals issued by the publishers OF
this country, to be forwarded as above
stated.
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CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin, PIN
pies, ringworm, salt-rheum, and other Gu
tzneous affections cured, and the skin made
soft and smooth, by using the JUNIPER TAI
Soar, made by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New
York Be certain to get the Juniper Tar
Soap, as there are many worthless inlita-
tions made with common tar. feb27w4
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Godfrey N Frankenstoin, an artist
of some note, both in this country
and Europe, as a landscape painter,
died in Springfield, Monday morning
of last week, aged SO years. He had
been resident of that city since 1649-
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NeighbOring Counties.
CLINTON.

Gen. A. ". Doen. of Wilmington, is the
Republican nominee for the Constitutions
Convention.
Anna Dickinson was to lecture in Viii
mington last Monday night. on ''Whited
Sepulchres.
The Republicans of Clinton will nomin.
ate their county ticket for next fall, by
primary election, on the day of the regular
Spring election. This is good arrange.
ment to save time and trouble.
Court commenced its session last week.
Gas will cost 81 per 1000 feet in Viii.
mington, to private consumers, and So. &c
for the public lamps
ROSS.
Ex-senator Allen declines the Democratic
nomiI qtion for delegate to the Constitution.
al Convention.
Valentine Weiss, who was convicted last
fall of murder, has been granted new trial
by the Supreme Court, on the ground that
one of the jurors, after the case was sub.
mitted, but before the verdict, went to q
drinking saloon for liquor.
The Blackburn case is to be taken up by
the Supreme Court, this month, on the writ
of error granted to defendants counsel
FAYETTE.
The colored Methodists of Washington
have bought the old Catholic Church for
$4,000, half of which was donated by David
Rogers.
Judge Steel was holding Court last week
in Washington.
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Castoria is more than a substitute for Castor
OIL 1t is the only safe article in existence which is
certain to assmste the food, regulate the bowels,
cure wind-colic and produce natural sleep. 1t
tains neither minerals, morphine alcohol, and is
pleasant to take. Children need not cry and moth
ers may rest. jans0m6sMPdco
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THE RARREyS.
Hiilsboro Prices Current.

Corrected Weekly by SCoTT g. ROADS, WholesalC
and Retail Grocers and Produce Dealers.
For the Week ending Wednesday, Mar. 12, 1879.
The only change since our last is a slight
advance in Butter, which is rather scarce,
and firm at quotations.
BUYING PRICES FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Dealers are paying the following prices for the
various articles named:
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Penn Tp.

The Republicans Of Penn TIP. have
nominated the following ticket fol
the Spring election:
Justice of the Peace-I. West.
Trustees-A. N. Larkin, J. F. R
Holmes, u. M. Carey.
Clerk. L. Arthur.
Treasurer-Wm. Carey.
Assessor-Joseph Wright.
Constable. L. Sanders.
Turnpike Sup'r-Dan1 Hi1son.
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worms. Worms /!

sEYBERT & ISAMEEE'S Compound
Syrup of Pink-root and Santonine, COM
pounded with other valuable Worm destroy
ers, making it one of the best Vermifuges
in the market. Put up in e5 and SO cent
bottles. aE29tf
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HENRY A. SHEPHEzD, Esq, as will be seen
by his Card in another column, continues
the practice of law, Mt the Office recently oc-
cupied by the firm of Shepherd & Higgins.
Mr.. Shepherd is Industrious, attentive to
business, and we are pleased to learn that
his practice is steadily increasing.
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TIE PUEEsr AND SWEETEST CoD-LrER
On is Hazard & CasweIl's, made ON the sea
shore, from fresh, selected hyers, by CAS-
WELL, HAZARD 4 Co., New York 1t is ab-
solutely pure and stoeet. Patients who
have once taken it prefer it to all others.-
Physicians have decided it superior to any
of the other oils in market feb27w4
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Valuable Information,

All kinds Of Mems and Boys Overcoats,
Underwear, Gloves, and everything in the
Clothing line, at greatly redgced prices from
now on, at the New York Clothing House,
High street, Hllsboro, J. LAZARUS, Pro
prietor. Prices TO defy competition.
decl9tf
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The late Senator Patterson has
written letter to Mr.. Sullivant, Sec
retary of the Board of Trustees of the
Ohio Agricultural and Mechanical
College, declining the Presidency Of
that institution.
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Anew Singer Machine, for family use Oh
manufacturing, for sale at discount Oh
regular price. Apply at this Office.
Also, new WHcos d G55bs Fttnlay Ma
shine, latest style, with ali the improvements
by many considered the best family ma
chine made. For sale at less than factory
price. Apply at this Office. novl4tf
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Billiard saloon.

The subscriber invites lovers of the game
of Billiards 10 his Saloon, in the rear of his
Shos Store. on High Street. south of the
Woodrow House. -Four fine tables, large
room, well lighted Cali and see.
r,nn-1Qff
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Seybert SIsamenn.s

Horse and Cattle Powders;
Seybert and Isamenn's Rat, Roach and
Ant Extsrminator
ssybert and Isamenn's Medical Worm
Syrup.
seybert and Isamenn's Superior Baking
powder. octSiH
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The Adams Co. Horse Thief.

Our Belfast correspondent, ''Frank,
writes us that ]. B. Davis, who was
arrested here recently for stealing
Mr.. Hamilton Floreas mare, was ex-
amined before Esq. Guthrie, of May
Hill, who held him to bail in the sum
of $500, in default of which he was
committed to the Adams county jail.
The West Union Defender says
that Davis is relative of Florea, and
adds: ':He forged a note on David
Fulton, which he sold to DR.. Noble
about one year ago, and also drew
$1,000 out of bank in Illinois on a
forged order, for which he was obliged
to leave that State His relatives,
who are very respectable people, have
heretofore interfered to save him
from the clutches of the law"
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4 man whom DR.. Chalmers engaged tc
manage disorderly Sunday-school kept his
eyes wide open during praying and, wher
one boy thrust pin into another, hemarch
ed up the aisle, still praying, and cutfed that
boys ears, and went back again, praying ali
the way. After that he was master of the
situation, for the boys thought that a mar
who could watch and pray like that could
not be put down.
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une Red norse Pouder.

For your Horses, Poultry and all kinds of
stock. For sale in Hillsboro, by Seybert &
Isamenn and W. H. Il. Dunn. See adver-
tisement on 4th page. dec19h.
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"Hail to the Chief who in Triumph Advances" /"
s'trhe Eighth Wonder of the World"
Nesmith's Great Rheumatic and
Neuralgia Cure, and Magical
pain ExtrQot0r

1t will remove all pain at once, and Immediately
cure Neuralgia, Lumbago, Sciatica, Pain in the
Back and Side, Piles, Frozen Limbs, Chilblains,
Burns Scalds, Toothache, Earache, Headache, no
difference how bad, nor what it proceeds from,
Chapped Lips, Chapped Hands, Stings Of Bees,
Bites of Poisonous Insects and in tact all of the
External Pains and Aches that the human family is
heir to- and it will speedily Rheumatism, fresh
cases immediately Paralysis, GOut, Sprains, Stiff
Joints, Cuts, Wounds, Bruises, Fever Sores, and
Bed Sores By applying it freely to the part affect
ed without rubbing. For Toothache. safurate lit
tie raw cotton with it, and place it in the hollow Of
the tooth, and for Earache, drop or drops of it
into the ear affected, and all pain will instantly
cease.
For sale by ]. j. BROWN, at his Drug Store, in
Hilsboro Ohio, and by n. SQUIRE al his Drug Store,
in Greenfield, Ohio. jy20y1
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The subscription for the Magazine and News may
commence at different dates-any date desired for
either.
S-Subscriptions sent under the above offers are
sent by US to the respective publishers, and after
the receipt of one number from them, any COM
plant of irregularity or delay must be made to
hena-not us.
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The Marshall House, in Alexandria,
Va. notorious for the assassination of
Col. Ellsworth, at the beginning of
the war of the rebellion, was destroy
ed by fire Monday night of last week
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Cincinnati Prices Current.

For the Week ending, TUESDAY, Mar. II, 1873.
Carefully Corrected from the City Dailies of Tues
day, Mar. II.
There is no material change in quotations,
but business generally is improving, undel
the influence of the pleasant weather of the
Ioct faxu doI-c
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InaprOoenaeaats- The Neao Pike
Health-Mr. Smiths Nomination,
dc.
Our Village has in the last 2 years
taken some steps in advance. Sever
al neat cottages have been erected,
and others viii be the coming sum
mer.
The new Pike now being made
from the Distillery in Lynchburg to
McCartey's School House, through
this village, is said to be near its
completion. If this is so, we evident
ly will not have good and durable
road. From our knowledge of its
construction, we ere convinced that
great care has been taken to cover
up defects, and we trust the Com
missioners Will scrutinize the work
carefully before receiving it.
By the way, what has become of
the suit against Henry Roads, who
first bid off the contract to build this
road? AS an act of justice to the
taxpayers, this suit should be vigor-
ously prosecuted to final Judgment
against said Roads.
The health of our village and Vi
cinity has been good as usual during
the winter. No contagious disease
has visited us, with the exception of
one case ofscdbies or itch. Our worthy
physician, DR. Abraham, was called
to the case, and after careful examin-
alton, has for the enlightenment of
the public, written out for publication
a lengthy treatise, giving the Etiolo-
gy, Symptomatology, and best means
of preventing the accession and gen.
eral spread of the disease. AS duly
authorized Health officer, he has tax
en- the precaution to have a peeled
pole placed on each side of the resi-
dence of the patient, and as this case
is of foreign birth, we hope these sal
utary precautions will tranquiize the
public mind.
By the way, we just learn that the
Hon. j. A. Smith has received the
nomination to the Constitutional
Convention. This receives a hearty
response from Dodson, and he will
be remembered for good on the 7th
Of April. DODSON.
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GunsnithIBG anal Sewing Ma
chimes Repaired.

THoS J. NORTH, at his new Shop, on
West Main Street, near the Jefferson House,
repairs Guns, Sewing Machines, and other
fine machinery, on short notice and the
most reasonable terms
Give him cali. dec5tf
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IT is gratifying to learn from the Christ
ian Observer that not one person in millions
is buried alive. The editor says: ''We have
asked at cemeteries in Europe, where bod
les are always kept and tested, whether any
one ever revived, and the answerinvariably
is not one "
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License Or no License-That is
The Question.

the Question.
BELFAST, Feb. %, 1873.
Mr.. BoARDMAN-Dear Sir: / have
carefully read Mr.. Thompson's article
on License, and if I correctly under
stand his 'Eunanswerable argument
in 4avor of State License now, it is
that the General Government, through
the expressed will of the people, have
adopted the License system, not
'Emerely for revenue" but for the 'tmor-
ais and health of her citizens" Is
this SO?
When Senator Pomeroy introduced
bill in Congress, to prohibit the i'm
portation, manufacture and traffic in
intoxicating liquors as beverage, in
the District and Territories, Senator
Thurman said, better leave things as
they are, or how can we get money
to carry on the Government without
a "tar on grog?" I will call Mr.
Thompson on the stand. What did
you say? 'tNo State Consultation. OF
law can demolish distilleries and
breweries. Why2 Because they
are protected by the General Govern
ment." What for? GAS one of hel
chiefsources ofreuenue." How much
'Near one-third of the interest on the
public debt is paid by taxes on bran
dy, &c, and by licenae to retail.
That will do, Mr.. Thompson.
I think every well-informed person
knows, that Congress licenses the sal,
of Liquors for the same purpose tina
it taxes the sale of tobacco tx
diminish the evil resulting from theil
use, but for revenue. We have NJ
desire to follow Congress by licensing
the liquor traffic to raise money. I
we believe that the traffic in liquor a
a beverage is an evA, and I believ'
nine-tenths of the people do, let u
never say to the dram-seller, eff yo1
will pay SO much money, you ma,
make my father, son or brother
drunkard, but after that you mus
drive him from your shop and sci
him no more"
live license person to traffic il
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"LittIs Runaway and Her Pets. -

This Picture is printed in Paris snd s the Largest
any periodical. The size (121<x2lH inehes,l gives
very elegant picture, which in the picture stores,
easily sells for $l2.00.
The picture while beautifully complete in itself,
is most charming eentre-piece to "Wide Awake"
and 'Fast Asleep" those two pretty French OIL
Chromos, now famous the continent over. We
subscriber who prefers them to the Oleograph.
Subjects fe-size and cannot fail to please all who
love art children. Or, we viii present both the
Oleograph and the Pair on the terms given below.
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WHEN.-One of onr most successful bust
ness men tells US that experience has taught
him that the best time to advertise is 80
weeks in the.year.
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Liberty Township Republican
Meeting.

The Republican voters of Liberty Town.
ship viii meet at the Court House in Hills.
boro, on Saturday, March Is, 1873, at
o'clock P. NJ. to nominate candidates fol
Township officers for the ensuing year. A
full attendance is desired.
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HANDBILLs. season for sale bills,
horse bills. and job work generally, is near
at hand. The News Office is always ready
to respond to the public wants in this line.
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Alexander II. Stephens, once vice
president of the Southern Confedera-
cy, was last week elected to Congress
from one of the Georgia districts.
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Dwelling and Store Room attached. Lot
44xs2 f., situated on Main street, opposite
Elhcott House, Hillsboro, o. Forterms &C.,
apply TO II. G. GLASCOCK,
feb6H At Glascock & Bro.
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The law requires the fees of the County
Recorder to be paid in advance. We men,
ton this for the benefit of those having
business ut that Office.
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BARGAINS IN Doors & SHOES.
John Bales advertisement. He SAYS
he is In earnest and means business.
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TOWN & COUNTRY

az Subscribers who receive their papers n
l. with an Y marked opposite their name, VI
~ either on the margin of the paper or on "a
N the outside wrapper, viii understand that ~
the term Of subscription paid for has expired.
EE- No paper sent BY mail longer than toe TIM
paid for
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L0st--A Lady's Gold Breastpin, round,
with large garnet in centre, and smaller
ones around it. Initials ''E. T." on back.
The finder viii be suitably rewarded by
lsaxiagit it at this Office. mar1sw1
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School District Republican
Neeffug.

The Republican voters of Hillsborougf
Union School District viii meet at the Courf
House, on Saturday evening, March Is,
1873, at y o'clock, to nominate candi
dates for Union School Board.