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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-02-19
"GIVE Us A CALI
BY ELLA WHEELER.

| BY ELLA WHEELER.
[Suggested by seeing these words in saloon al
vertisement in ''family paper.1l
Give Us call, we keep good beer,
Wine, and Brandy, and Whisky here;
Our doors are open to boys and men,
And even to women, now and then; -
We tighten their purses, we taint their breaths
We swell up the columns of awful deaths,
All kinds of crimes
We sell for dimes,
In our sugared poisons, so sweet to taste!
If you've money, position, or name to waste,
Give us call.
Give us call. In a pint of ourgin
We sell more wickedness, shame and sin
Than score of clergymen, preaching all day,
From dawn to darkness could preach away;
And in our beer Though 1t may take longer
To get man drunk than drinks that are stronger)
We sell out poverty, sorrow and woe
Who wants to purchaser our prices are low.
Give us call
Give us a call Well dull your brains,
Wen give you headaches and racking pains,
Wen make You old while you yet are young,
To lies and SANDER Wen train your tongue;
Wen make you a shirk
From all useful work,
Make theft and forgery seem fair play,
And murder pastime sure to pay
Give US a call.
Give us a CALI We are cunning and wise,
We're bound to succeed, for we advertise
In the family papers! the journals that claim
To be pure in morals, and fair of fame.
Husbands, brothers and sons will read
Our kind invitation, and some will heed,
And give US a call
We pay for all
The space in the paper we occupy
And there's little in this life that money won't buy.
If you would go dorm in the world, and not up,
If you would be slain by the snake in the cup
Or lose your soul,
In the flowing bowl,
If you covet shame
And blasted name,
Give US CALI
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-02-19

The temperance people in Cler
mont county are wide awake, agree
ably to what Batavia correspondent
of the Cincinnati Gazette says:
The grand jury, yesterday, report
ed one hundred and eighty-six true
bills of Indictment; two for assault
and battery, six for keeping rooms
for gambling, and one hundred and
seventy-eight for selling liquor. As
many as thirty indictments were
found against one person. The Cler-
mont County Temperance Alliance,
an organization of recent origin,
have determined to break up the
liquor traffic in this county, by per
suasion first, and if that fails, then
use the laws of Ohio to their fullest
extent.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-02-19

The January number of Blackwood,
just republished by the Leonard
Scott Publishing Co., 14O Fulton
Street, N. Y, contains the conclus-
ion of "The Parisians," which adds
one more to the list of Bulwer's
charming novels. Another serial,
''The Story of Valentine and his
Brother" is commenced in this num-
Der, and promises to be a narrative of
great interest.
The increased size of the type is a
decided Improvement, making the
page larger and handsomer, and still
more closely resembling the original
S4 year in advance. Address as
above.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining in
Hillsboro Post Office, Feb. II, 1874
Bruce H. c., Burns Beav, Coleman
John, Doty Mrs. NJ. j., Fenner Miss
Sarah B., Grant Franklin, Leydrick
Miss NJ. P, Leadbetter Alex B., Ma
son Miss Julia, McConaha Valley,
Myres Mrs. Eliza, Mayange W., Nee
ly Miss Regina, Patch Isaac p,
Switzerland John, Forges W., West
Johnny, Winkle Noble, Warner Levi
W.. Whaly Oliver.
In calling for any of the above let
ters please say advertised"
JNO. NJ. BARRERE, P. NJ.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-02-19

The January number of the Brit
ish Quarterly Review Neonard Scott
Publishing Co., New York; opens
with an article on "The Ballad: its
Nature and Literary Afinities."
"Modern Scientific Inquiry and
Religious Thought" "Mind and the
Science of Energy" 'ERevision of the
Text of the New Testament" "Auto-
biography of John Stuart Mill,
Henry Thoreau, the poet-naturalst;
Masson's Milton and His Times
Mr. Bright's Return to the Ministry;
Note to the Article on Herbert Spen-
Ger, No. VI, October, 1873; and the
usual notices of Contemporary Lit
erature, make up the remaining con-
tents.
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Cincinnati Prices Current.

IFor the Week ending, TUESDAY, Feb. 1874.
Carefully Corrected from the City Daiies of Tues
day, Feb. IL.
The Cincinnati Gazette of Tuesday morn
ing says:
There has been light volume of busi-
ness in nearly all Of our merchandise markets
during the week, and prices of many lead
ing articles have declined. Flour has been
dull and dropping, and closes lower to sell,
but with holders not generally disposed to
meet the views of buyers. Wheat Is 3@5e.
lower, and dull at the decline. Corn has
declined 1@2c., and closes dull. Oats have
not changed essentially. Groceries have
been less active, and easier, and refined
sugar is lower. The provision markethas been
heavy, and prices have settled down little,
but at the decline holders generally are not
free sellers, although there is enough stuff
offered at current prices to meet the demand.
The market for hogs has been dull, and
prices have declined 25@35c. per Genital,
closing at s. OO@5 25 for light averages,
and s. 5O@5 70, gross, for medium to
heavy.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Court reassembled at ! past 1
O'Clock, the court room being again
crowded, every foot of standing and
sitting space being occupied. After
some preliminary sparring between
the opposing counsel, Mr.. Williams,
at ! past 2 o'clock, began the opening
argument in behalf of the ladies. He
argued that the petition of Dunn
showed no sufficient grounds to jus
tify an injunction, that in order to
justify the Court in issuing an in
junction, the petitioner, Dunn, was
bound to show that the alleged in
jury done him by the act of the de-
PENDANTS, in singing and praying in
the tabernacle before his. drug store,
was such that he had no adequate
remedy at law, and that unless the
injunction was granted, he would
suffer great and irreparable injury.
No such state of facts was shown to
exist, and therefore no injunction
ought to have been granted. No
Judge, in the history of this country,
had ever before issued an injunction
on such insufficient grounds.
Mr.. Williams cited numerous au-
thorities and decisions in support of
his position, all tending to show that
the uniform practice of the Courts
has been such as he claimed.
Mr.. Williams argument was able,
clear, logical and convincing. He
spoke about three hours and quar-
ter, and when he closed the Court
adjourned to 81 o'clock tomorrow
morning. We regret that the neces-
sity of putting our paper to press
this evening prevents a fuller report
of his speech.
It is understood that Mr.. Sloane
will speak tomorrow morning WED
nesday) for the injunction. He will
be followed by Mr.. Thompson on the
other side. Judge Stafford will then
sum up for his side, and Mr.. Harri-
son will close the case for the ladies.
There is no jury, and the decision
will be made by Judge Steel, altho'
Judge Gray also sits in the hearing of
the case.
1t is hoped the Judge will be able
to give his decision this week, as he
has to hold Court next week in Fay
cite county.
The ladies feel entirely satisfied
that their cause is in able hands, and
that if the injunction against them is
not dissolved, it will not be the fault
of their counsel, who are among the
ablest and most experienced in the
State, and one of whom at least (NIr.
Harrison) has few equals among the
bar of Ohio or the West.
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A. d. OfU. w.

A Subordinate Lodge of the An
cient Order of United Workmen was
organized in the Odd Fellows Hall
of this place on Friday evening, Feb.
13, 1874, by Depy. J. W.. Rienber-
ger. There were 27 charter mem
bers. The following officers were
elected and installed:
John Reckley-P. M. W.
VIM. H. Glenn-M. W.
P. G. Eckley-G. F.
Josiah Stevenson-O.
is. Ellifritz-Recorder.
Jacob Schilly-F.
VIM. Hoyt-R.
Joseph Shott-W.
Ezra Stevenson, Emanuel Young,
John Hern-Trustees.
The objects of this order are to
guard against monopolies, land
grants Except to actual settlers), and
to advance the social and moral rela-
tions of its members.
Regular Meetings, Tuesday night
of each week at Odd Fellows Hall.
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How to Get a Chrome.

One of Henry Ward Beechers trues
sayings is this: ga room without pictures
is like room without windows" Theil
influence is permanent, and of an elevating
refining character.
Any present subscriber of the NEWS, re.
newing his own subscription for 1874, and
obtaining US one new subscriber for year,
can obtain one of our four beautiful pre-.
MUM Chromos. The Chromos are now
ready, and viii be delivered when the new
subscriber is received.
Call and see them at our office. dec25tf
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-02-19

We thank our correspondent for
his notice of the schools and teachers
of Paint tp., which appears in the
Teachers Department" this week
Will not some one send us similar
statement as to the schools, teachers
and wages paid in each of the other
townships OF the county! The in
formation would be of great interest
to teachers especially.
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LoCKE's NATIONAL MONTHLY for Feb
ruary gives indications that the
promise of making it this year bet
ter than ever before, is being amply
fulfilled. The principal attraction is
the continuation of "John Duncan S
Widow" Mr.. Nasby's great story,
which in this number develops new
features of interest.
The pages of selected matter,
though few, comprise some of the
very best things to be found in late
foreign literature. Locke & Jones,
Publishers, Toledo, Ohio, at only
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-02-19

B. R. SHIPP, successor to the business Of
the late DR.. ]. W. Ellis, begs leave to in.
form the public that the business of Den.
tistry will be continued by him at the old
stand, Hibben's Block, High Street, Hills.
boro, Ohio, where he can be consulted on
all subjects pertaining to his profession.
Particular attention viii be paid to the
preservation of naturaLteeth.
Teeth filed and extracted, and all kinds
of artificial work put up in the best man.
ner, and at as reasonable prices as can be
obtained elsewhere for first-class work.
Patronage solicited, and perfect satisfac-
tion guaranteed in every instance.
feb5w3
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-02-19
Religious Notices.

Rev. J. W. Osborne, Secretary OF
the Ohio Baptist State Convention,
is expected to preach in the Baptist
Church next Sabbath morning and
evening.
There will be religious services in
the IUniversalist Churchin Centerfeld,
on Saturday evening, Feb. 28th and
Sunday, March 1st. Rev. Mr.. Ba-
con and David Workman willconduct
the services. The public are invited
to attend.
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Home Correspondence.
Correction.
SINKING Spring, Feb. 1874.

SINKING Spring, Feb. 1874.
MIR. BoARDMAN:-In your issue of
JAN 29th one of the Resolutions of
the Temperance organization appear
ed only in part. 1t should have
read:
Resolved, That we prosecute to the
fullest extent of the law the first and
every violation of the law, by the sale
of Intoxicating liquors, and at the
same time, we are not opposed to the
drug business being carried on in
our village.
Yours Respectfully,
A. D. MADDOX, Sec'y.
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WOODROW HoUsE.-We call atten-
ton to the change ofproprietorship of
the above house, as announced in
our advertising columns. 1t will be
seen that Mr.. Joseph Woodrow, the
late accommodating clerk of the ELI
colt House, takes the same position
at the Woodrow. We are glad to
learn that the House will hereafter be
kept on strictly temperance p1inci-
pies, and we most cheerfully recon-
mend it to the patronage of Temper
anon 11ao1a1o
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Buy a Knitting Machine.
nov2Otf ELLIFRITZ & SON, Ag'ts.
Sewing Wanted.

Mrs. C. E. THOMAS, High St, few
doors south of the Woodrow House, does al
kinds of Sewing, Tailoring, &c., in the
most workmanlike manner, and at very low
prices.
She respectfully solicits a share of the
public patronage. Clothing Cleaned
and Repaired at short notice. dec4w5
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Justices of the Peace In High.
land County.

Justices Of the Peace In High
land County.
WASHINGTON TP.
Sampson Reno, BerryviIle, Ohio.
Joha Ballentine, Z"
WHIrEoAK TP.
Joseph Gaymon, Mowrytown, Ohio.
Alex. Purdy, New Corwin P. o., Ohio.
UNION TIP.
E. G. Boatright, Russell's Station, Ohio
A. S. Thomas, Willettsville, Ohio.
SALEM TP.
Noah Smith, Hollowtown, Ohio.
Jonathan Foust, Pricetown, Ohio.
New MARKET TIP.
Layfayette Langley, New Market P. o.
II. P. Barrere, :. Z"
PENN TP.
Jonathan Williams, Highland P. o.
Isaac West, Samantha, Ohio.
PAINT TP.
Reason Tivis, New Petersburg, Ohio.
]. q. Ferguson, Rainsboro, Ohio.
BRUsHcREEK TP.
Jacob T. Hizer, Home P. o.
Eden McKeehan, Sinking Springs, o.
John I. Hiatt, Carmel, o.
DoDsoN TP.
VIM. Hill, Allensburg, o.
Thomas Peal, Lynchburg, o.
MARSHALL TP.
John L. Hughes. Marshall p. o.
n. N. Deleplane, a. e"
MADISON Tt.
r. T. McAlpin, Greenfield, o.
W.n. II. Erwin, " -
LIDEETY TP.
s. S. Stoddard, Hillsboro, o.
Wash. Doggett, 81 %
CoNcoRD TP.
Ben. F. Pulliam, Sugartree Ridge, o.
John Rogers, -
JACKSON Te.
Abram Hurst, Belfast, o.
John Dalrymple, Belfast, o.
HAS1ER TIP.
S. F. Chaney, Nevin P. o.
Eli Shafer, '' /"
FAIRFIELD TP.
Joseph Fultz, East Monroe, o.
David Kinzer, Leesburg, o.
Leroy Kelley, Highland P. o.
CLAY TIP.
G. W. Martin, Buford, o.
John Bal, .
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Tribute of ResDect.

RAINsBoRo Division, SoNs OF TEMPERANcE,)
No. 24s, FEB. 7, 1874. !
Whereas, 1t hath pleased the Grand Worthy
Patriarch above to throw open the inner wicket
that has for sometime past been standing ajar, and
remove from our circle our beloved brother, James
Mex. Browning, who, by his agreeable disposition
and unwavering fidelity to the Church, and her
twin sister, Temperance, has endeared himself unto
us, and who, we realize, will be missed in the re-
ligious, social and family circle. Therefore,
Resolved, That though we deeply deplore our
loss, yet we humbly DOW in submission to the will
of the al-wise God, feeling that 'all things work
together for good, to them that love God"
Resolved, That we hereby tender to the friends
of the deceased our sympathy, and assure them
that their grief is our sorrow.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be
published IN the county papers, and that copy be
furnished the friends of the deceased.
JAMES W. GEORGE, W.P.
ELLA 7. GARRETT, RS.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-02-19

The school book swindle has long
vexed nearly every school district in
the country. The Missouri Legis-
lature, to correct the evil, is consid-
ering q bill which provides for uni
versal series of text books, to be pre-
pared by the State Superintendent
of Schools, and to be copyrighted by
the State. Uniformity, at least, is
needed in every State. III
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-02-19

The lien on real estate for taxes in
Ohio attaches from the day preced-
ing the second Monday in April an
nually. On sales made after that
date there is lien on the land for
taxes, which the seller is bound to
pay-TSee S. & S. pages 1852 and
1853.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-02-19

The Iowa liquor law can hardly be
regarded dead letter, as last week,
according to the Commercial, a
Clinton county saloon keeper had
judgment given against him for
S5,250-to be paid to the wife of one
of his customers.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-02-19

We have scarcely been able to keep
up with the demand for extra copies
of the News during the past five or
six weeks, such is the public anxiety
to learn the progress of the Woman s
Temperance movement. New sub
scribers are coming in every day,
but we still have room for q few
more. Send in your names and
money. Only S1.50 o year in ad-
vance.
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The Cleveland Leader of the 11th
and 18th contained long and interest
ing letters from this place, written
by the city editor of the Leader, Mr..
]. ]. Covert, who attended our great
Temperance meeting on Saturday,
Feb. 7th. Mr.. G. is lively and ac-
curate reporter, and a genial gentle
man
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Amenities of the Press.

The CINCINNATI Gazette pronounc-
es Halstead "a liar and scoundrel;"
and Halstead retorts by denouncing
Richard Smith as ''white ivered
sneak and blackguard." It will not
be long before both of these journals
are lecturing the country papers for
their failure to observe the decencies
and proprieties of Journalism.
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The Washington Fayette Co. Her
aid of last week announces that its
improved appearance is due to being
printed on new power press. We
congratulate our neighbors on this
evidence of their prosperity.
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Grange Meeting.

There viii be a public meeting
OF Grangers at Elton's School House,
on Wednesday evening, Feb. 25th, at
which addresses will be delivered by
Gen. ]. J. Mcdowell, Isaac Robb
Esq, Master of Jacksonville Grange,
and others.
The public, and farmers especially,
are invited to attend.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-02-19

Mr.. VIM. Lemon, of this place,
lost little daughter about 4 years Of
age, last week, by that fatal disease,
diphtheria. One of his other children
took the disease, but is recovering.
We hear of no other cases in town.
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SALEM TIP. TEMPERANCE Association
was organized last Thursday night
at Pricetown, Officers elected;
President-John Barr, Secretary-T.
S. Beam; Cor Secy-James Smith.
Between 25 and 80 names of mem
bers enrolled.
Executive Com.-David Workman,
Levi Faris, Rebecca Dale, Mamie
Barr, Maggie Faris. Next meeting
Thursday evening, Feb. 10Th, when
Rev. N. B. H. Gardner, of Hillsboro,
will address the people. ALI friends
of the Temperance cause are invited
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-02-19

Wool MARKET,-Coates Bros. wool
circular for February, quotes Ohio
fleece in Philadelphia at At @ 62
cents, for common fleece to super
Saxony. It thinks the stock ofwool
now on hand may supply the de-
mand until the new clip, but that
there will be an advance in prices
should there be an active inquiry.
The sales of domestic fleece, tub
washed and pulled during January
reached 2,5OO,0OO Tbs, at As @ 81 for
fleece, 40 q 81 for tub-washed, and
40 % SOC for pulled.
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Worms! Worms,

SEYBERT & ISAMENN'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 25 and 50 cent
bottles. au29tf
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Mr.. Worthington, of ChiIlicothe, q
short hand reporter, is in attendance
at the Injunction trial, to report the
proceedings for the Cincinnati Com
mercial. We understand that the
New York Times and Cincinnati
Times have also reporter present.
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billiard Saloon.

The subscriber invites lovers of the game
of Billiards to his Saloon, in the rear of his
Shoe Store, on High Street, south of the
Woodrow House. Four fine tables, large
room, well lighted Call and see.
marI3tf
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Those of our readers who wish to
preserve history of the great Wo
mans Temperance movement, fol
future reference, will do well to file
away this weeks paper. In future
years it will prove mighty interest
ing reading"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-02-19

CoRREcTIoN-In the letter from
Mowrytown, published in last weeks
News, the name of Miss Clanie Mar
comet was accidentally omitted from
the list of teachers in Whiteoak tp.
Miss Marconet is employed in Dist.
No. s, at $40 per month.
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Go. 10 the Golden Shoe.

For Fashionable Boots and Shoes, best GUS
tom-made and Cincinnati manufacture all
of the latest styles and fresh goods.
Best of workmen employed, and particu-
lar attention paid to fine custom work for
Ladies and Gentlemen. Give me call.
ap17 J. SCHILLY.
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AN ENFALLBLE PRESUMPTION
Should any of our readers wish to
hasten the return of Spring, let them
give their note for ninety days from
date.
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We are indebted to Hon. John
Sherman, for copy Of his speech
delivered before the Senate on the
18th inst, on "The Currency and
Specie PAYMENT.
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We understand that DR.. Lewis will not
be here this week, owing to the pressing
demand for his services in other parts of
the State, where the Temperance movement
is being inaugursted. He may possibly be
with US next week, but even that is uncer-
kaI
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-02-19

Mrs. Frazier, of Washington c. H,
has just recovered $14S damages un-
der the Adair law, from James Sulli-
van, late liquor seller of that place.
She has also brought suit against
Beck, who surrendered to the ladies
last week. after q rrnlonned siena
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Seybert d GIsamenn's

Horse and Cattle Powders;
Seybert and Isamenn's Rat, Roach and
Ant Exterminator;
Seybsrt and Isamenn's Medical Worm
Syrup.
seybert and Isamenns Superior Baking
powder. oct3ltf
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Our young friend, Mr.. Thomas
Mitchell, who is spending the wint-
er in Texas, engaged in the nursery
business, has our thanks for late
Galveston and Dallas papers.