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Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

families ct Gag Of Nits mss SpI,
Sfauer Of ipiieliae Sfiel, Ben at
forifleuiss SIoSs Dpr % enoeIis en-
bd gel Sloiuser. nsitcn ole al
Ben. IornsmmeIia Yils. Yotteltoar
m. m. Set 3els oonueos aliiaa en-
iOrmelis 8iettnmeooius. Oetie
6uuo oil, noor Oct btarociocs, lIrr
bois be iuppltres al llsnsnos ira on
Orc 9ulsr. iauoipnlisuts tlsne til al
fate Ct uDeniet 3ps oper bort sSU.
oreIanos Beboere | en- Slo, Der er
Hlcre emo Dor iioIisue Sjltorie
Sn prisntlls unberitettslis / 1T Or
bsios lfaI Be 10 unostirssrs blp,
baot / Sr. 6proiiifent 2. 9esgs us!
uiIliae 5mDosfomheo.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

aeoe % fprui.be. iaa at Qaaeet Ieft,Sss Of Tampen. %
aieoslsu ienote R%aHecuitsn no aisfisust. &ottspissn itp
po 8siterb9nteu % itr itore Stiur al en- Slei'sbos.
msosns bun af % til itOttsbs til aaiTefeplsn, at ben III,
to9te opcr.
Wu Tom unosrbub.isn inb meb lin Yp9t, Saanbsn,
fulst al 8aarsbunoen. SUN BAD 8~offspiscu pasle Suu.
ben, iaa at ben life Hap uo % ftrrmte &rsaturerne. naar
Be tom, % ioa sioroe bun en- gsm0rfnina, Der pit par
siurt ousr 90 Gang, ben ible 3ims: "SGisrfoltct bier
panorebs bun after, listiom ereuen al llro. Sno. Dag.
lisitusn 1ab ben 9anne 8aarobru9er Berg % hans Suitru.
Yoa gorost fob ct 2ps, % Der Iaa ct Yar Mpiisr; men
Gar 8erg bapee lite 9pit til at l9e Niten. Son par
nplis iOmmen op eftsr en- iurr Spsoom % maatt. bcloe
fa iubs; cst. neeit.mte bans Sino % sicree bans lltaal.
mobiabso enonu ierre. $an %panor,be frsm % tibase
paa Gulpet, men maate ofe iotte ia % pufe no. Set
bar enIist for be to SAINT; berss Born pare ~borisiiteoe
sIsr beos, % en- Satsrien paa ii Nar bauoe be Doe no
ban bar 8sbiteioreIbrsnss apit % 3leos,
Msn Miten tunos Satob life bore ince Stusu.
San lob fra sisffsnst til Srsnastueu, fra Sren9efuen I'll
Gipkt. % ioa iilbass issu. gu tom ban oa cBiaa To-
b,noe IND til Dc 8amle % raabte: "gebitsmober MI be.
rr ies Sornet Iarst oppe Seisn; 8nut bisier iaa irtltt
ia ~, % iaa par ban after pUt. "Spnes bu iHs, Gar.
at ri tulcs iufis 2pkt ?" iaees Wor Berg. "aa ie ri be.
bre ub Gaaresn.A Ostte bltp aiOrt, % M iaa man BE-
to qpster, Der blsue baarne al unbsrbubsisu % StaIotar.
len. at narms fig Yortsn, Der lutfebe for en- brso Gaos
mso 6reer paa Siosrne (Nuse), iOm ierte op til @aar.
ben. De fiuso. hs lao, of 3psteilnnet bepile Be nerms.
tie GrGsr peo Sno8an8en. % M bSrtss SornstI n1rmsre
% nGrmrs hlaucst mso 3isrenss 8rslsu. 8isIpsyuss SLANG
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

o. Sabunbsns Gissn. Nt bible brinss fin 9iemsoma.
bIIien.
snart iaa man 5osst tribe ino sieunsm Yotsu.
Gctt iom to &arIe. Der fierts 9esiene meo S%rtsrmaoen,
mto Stopper % &ar. Man hapos feIit maattst brinse
bette pa 8lsp men Den fbie Wiil fuube De tIers. Oisle
8arIs iiert. Iie ben tir Staburet. boor Mapsn ilosn itulpe
briness ind. Osrpna tom S9tsrbuoeisn rioeuoe. % ekr
bsuoe iulsts Den fore Stars al forfisllIsfarpscs &ier. Sgu
% 8alps. % iaa en- M9nsee 8aar. "a 3oassn ifiulte
<, % man blot funbe irIne bet Stpiie al Saares.
plaoisn tpbsist. Der beu oppt al 2pstsrne. iaa bet no,
iom ON bet primlsb. al Spr; tbi Dc lamms pihs zig Here
0an9e at saa forbi 9petsrns. Smut @islersut luttsos 80.
Get. San blete en- muntsr Grille lit 3orn. men en- lang.
brag,n Some tllut til 9@re for Msiisns belois. lloialb.
8so bans Sipe git bans 0eu Tcbuncsn. Wsn M baube
Safob i'm Spr iuppst 8aarosbunoeu no mso zig al
&letisnet. % Der blsu ct ~iorfcrpsIiat Sla9smanl msIlsm
be TO 0uube, bpis Gisen ~opcrrcusoe snbusr anosn 9po.
Sc baUos CLIENT Ill @snitab fra Gntsrsu al; @aarpshun.
ben bar rant til at fare mob snbuer 6rsnmep, Der piat
fla paa @aaresn peo Iitsnstio, % 61hanoens Ylist Dor
at ioiiuars Vultapsu. Gnbuer al Dem anTaa no Tor ben
S~ornerm,ee, % B, iosss paa 9u % 0sp, lnctI 8uosisu
par tommsn NED al 3stsu os MI rso en- bpetnos Stsnme
loifeh, Nrbunbeu til ng. Den BAR pant til at lpoe ben.
oss Meit o. af iuurrsnbs mso Salen mslem 8snsns ben
iii beupss 6epnu. @aarosbuuosn b!su srebsn pso BET enc
Cr, al St~alniarln % isrt ind 0rsnsstusn, % M. orrs
sosci mere frspslist ben imOo 6isii. iOr OF binoss paa
bet pantc Seo.
MOr Berg ioibsoe fine Sanosr Os iasS,: '@a ma
pi ta.te Suo, Der bar beparst Dor Gisnoom esune pm.
iisIiss Sommsr.1
'1st bar pe aarst en- SaasIts gai0mmsr.' isars0:
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
Sra MooerfanSerte.
Storse.

fra SOnoiiurS. 3 NanitoaIs
Sosu. Seros 9erreo. bcnSte for fort
sio iiosn en- iersslls ulpite. Gn
Wano git op eItsr en- 5isiiirs. bpor.
ira ban ultbe prlte NED nogst BrGnns.
iom ban fsr bauoe busset osroppe.
Wsoens ban holot paa at eiprs V1l
ten, GIT esune lee. % 8auset, Jon
ban timellapis bur ia9et ON per
osrue me for at tunne 9ipre ositO
~iaitsre til, bros BAN NIL siter. Slers
bunorsbe NIsn nsosnfor bet Stsb,
bpor @nItsn bar los, itanbisbs ben.
lost ben ilosss / Stpttsr. Der
Nerbeeen fanot mon Osiaa Den ulpt.
t.Iis. i9isn. men / en- pntslis 3ilitanr,
listi9nOt lite uosu 2lustssn, men
ban bauoe tabt i'm Bcuiitbec, bpiltcu
ban beler lite mere ft iaieu. Oel
uarsos aui9suel no8Is 3imer, eitsra'
man fonot bam, ier Si9Ien forIOr
bet ienbsrisnasee 9saems.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
SiOngbnlcr paa SalOerOcn.


Heite al pore N0lsre, ltrioer u. e.,
flsnos i1uoipnIispis oenne tore %
mrrieli9e Sule. Gn al Nsiiitsntsrns
psp ben a~soIoglifs unrsrieselle 8ano
rsal $. 8suia. bar tilbragt en- 2eI
al Sommsrsn iorriss Oar % iaar
meb at ~unhstisQe Sulerne Der paa
SeHomere @eb en- Sraunina ban
iaor LOB iOrstass i Slousbulsn, itpbte
ban paa intsrssiante Spor eiter for.
buns 9uIsbebosrs. Sstte Suno bar
ioranlsoisst eli ipitsmatiit unoerle.
e,Ile al ben belle SuIs. 3 oenue
osltos fsrubsn 8anb. Rtuld en-
pners SInforifsr 8nno mag. q. &irr.
Set pperits Gag al gunbsn b>itOo
al Wrs, Der itriper zig fra Saar %
@isbsr, iom i @nthunbrsrer bar ic9i
9p mob SiOrm us Issn Der i Den
plos % rnmmeli9e SuIs. uunu
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
Games s. Cation, G~ysEesat.
SObu MmmDu, Dice Brai.
:. u. Snrbif, 3asiercr
DEBORAH
Scrretnirsslcfaie iammen mes
FIRST NATIONAL SANE 9stOrab

6rnnolaat al GapItaIliter / Ieto.
rab for at orlpe Ell orbentlia Spa.
rsban'.S Snoifuo ira en-
Dollar % opao mootases. Hcnter
bstcIss. % Rentes Hcntc for bper
8 Waaneo, iaaIUnse Ysngene bllus
,taaenoe / Banten. Man fan life
srboIoe Hentsr paa en- ilfrere .lsr
beore Waabs, busrtsu of imaa slsr
tor. GUNNER, emo peo at inbietts
Dem i csune Sparebanf. @i bar
en- uorlf Vetlcnt, Der iGlaer for os
Easiaaer.y iaettcr for WHITE STAR
yinien % ale anore uom9rteoe Saml
o. StiIifIbilinier til 90 fra au'
t%auoiuaollfs 9apns. osIaa Wcrlcl
paa ollie Dc bsolts Banter / be ltun
olnapilfe 3auoe.
Sruitccs og H%cierenees:
Is. Is. Siderman. 8. y. S~bcmpicn
n. gratiib. .. aoeitsn. @. 20
Ratteipn Brof. Z. sarien. Rep. y
8cren. Scu. q. Z. ecmmeu, Sr. ga.
8asierer. =. 3. Splbers % ale aner
Staeninaper 9eccrab.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
StOroilcspis.

5il Nitonblaoet l'tipcs / en- 8or
rsiponoauce uusausnce be iicits Tigers
sj,ntasns Ylaeerisr MOB Den oallf.
nnoeoe Del al y sisltuin9en: Wrrt.
poroiet NOT falosr Oct Jig laa. al
SoripIsslisrns olori9 bar pGrst laa
b~tnipnslels, Snbgrsbsns / aue rel
na9Iia. Gins SSorbOlo olbri9 ilu ben.
ipusIeie iom luit otter Song Sstars
Btiea ptc Bet iuife aeiierbof. Srjlt
ul2nolpuli9t sr oct nolnrll9uis Dog
at Der ituloe iuoe nosen lnore Sor.
blnoclie Sico msllsm bette gslcI
oa pore MI mere emo n~oeenllnoe
ier9sIi9e SorboIo. Himsllscre ipnss
rsn 5ponins at bare. at Den prens'
Iilt. 8eaisrlrs, Uep at bOrtlass ire.
psIiae bonlte uuberiaottsr, pso rslsllg
at tlltale preusilite unnsriaattsr. iom
bcies. lit samls 6rorslanb, pso al
iorieloe Be ulfplbieits pripaie Gam.
m,niomitsr oe S%orncjslier oiu.. oil
inpbilbe @srbsn, at Der / SenoeripI
lamb raaosr Ell urollsbeosns 4ano
iom eipr BET umullst al tilueiebrlnae
buao Der eitsr tplte ge9rsbsr faloes
fuite % oroueos SOobolp. os of
man en- paftsr Dag nil opsrralfe
%srben mso en- & flrrius ON. al
mau life lrn9ers natr al relpsftsre
Vroasrirsnsus SsiismmeIis meo Sen.
inn nj SlcenlQe nprnlIae Vllfrlfter.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

EomsOnlsbancr er M ubituffen.
Gen It'll eaa Oper 6aumoslusn uee
8retcrebro til 8ebiunesnns, bsrfrn
Iargs &plten til 8riistsicusn, runbt
5noiiorcsn % rsbcpcr Waanealen
nj 8ause, felser iaa &pitsn til 5res.
iioroens 8unb til SnIte. bsrira Ill
8eitnes, SfOoie, Brulanpsuano,
Spiltepiasn. Nerpsiunb 90 NaIsiuno.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

Senrlf Sblens Drama "Reiisr oa
5aillesr" lfal MI uctOmme paa Gn.
sslit unhsr 9itclsr: "5he emperor
ono tbs Salrlsau. u biitOrieal Ora.
ma 8oQen uo'ommsr / 9onbpn,
% Sucrirlttlieu Ct bsierest uf Wiis
ehatsrins 8ap, Der / lauser. 3lb
blr opbolbt ia / Noras.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

S0Osialb. Den oanltr TInants'
miuiitsr, @rsu Woltte BrcScntusot,
er BOB. 49, 6ru SOioia Sreosrltfs
Dagger, febt 2uBfn, er coo | en-
uns NInsr. pun bar i'rsuet Here
5aorelunosiauss % 2sllisbeosoists
% mlnore NOuellsr.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
OFF,, Oip.
iamt 6abrifautsr Al
Metallic Chimneys,
SasrenOer, oiu., Off.
gilt slaas "SObpOrf" %uofures.

Ssrpeb tiuaber ri cs at henleee
oct arsbe YubIitums Spmertiomhse
paa, at Ri MI bar opertaeet @sen.
turforrctninsen al be bsrrmt. AGbar.
Ter DAT Stopcs". 8i bar til enbpsr
Sio fulohaubiat Splos 90 ielser
alt til be lapeite Yriier | Nlrtebst.
Oct til bore Dune nropsnelse Gil.
bsbsr CT alt aiOrt al Of islp Of be
betits Wateriolisr % fulot iOriitfrs.
Be.
"Gbarter Dat Stopss" sr manu-.
fattersos al "St. 9ouis Wanuiactu'
rp 81 Co., ct al b. Glolte Wonu.
iai,urisr / @merifa. forb,u | crop,
v. ..
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
Speriae.

Gn Screening ltal uu bsspnee at
brine glcrspe tsoriit % Serniuou.
Itri ristis i BET tore. 6Orsniusen
bar en- &ftietapital al here WiuiOnsr
Rrouer.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
tei5rclfer
SfprIf
S6rdOOer= Odr6SteO.
H:H:R
&aibinaton Street, Sctornb, Soma,
famine Butif ipm u. n. 2lifen.

Seq ital bsrpsb tiuoee mig of I'M
osrrstte mine 4anosmGno | os ucen.
ON 9tcorab ON, at ics nu bar nso.
lat mig beri 8psu iom Sfroooer. %
lousr at tilirsbstiQs snbpsr rim liz
5Orerins. Seq ifal alto babe loli.
Be % moberne 5eisr paa 9aoneen.
% RlGesr lpss eftsr npelts Snit. BE.
leg mig % her mine Yriier icrenb s
bsitiQsr RlGosr onbctite {.
s.. g. Wpg9.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

Antallet al oe 3eIs9tammer. iom
beiororenes Noroe 1874 er COL 229.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

llpiala llnipcriitcts sGrerpcrionale
bsitaar al 20 orosntll9e % 2 eItra.
oroinars Yroicsiorer, % orosntllss
oe 2 sytraoroinere Noiuntlsr. AZ
IOcsnter % 4 laatalpte Ggerelils.
meitre.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

stortbiugsmano Ole %Sammtritaos
Wmossmsrte, Der Ct opltluet PAD
bans 8rnU pna 8itnsa RlTfssaarb,
,r npIis oiilerst.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

Ut 9Th ira Slauangcr sr bIene1
ousrfalot al Scrcutre peiiior Spa
nieu.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

Sil ct MinocsmGrie oper Ole zig
sr man bronnot at lamls Ysu9e.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

9%anoltats Salmcbog sr antasen
ION &Irts. SaImsbO9 | Gios Yreits.
sjsIn / Roroilorb.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
yda Wdrfc til:

De, Der astsr at lubifribsre paa ~Snu
NaaubilS" sller Silleocr fra S0nnijDrD,
en- Trriallius ii Serut Aifepo!c,
anmcees cm at Iisre bette ltrar, for at
Bpaens Srpfuius eeiic tielilere fan
pa~apelpuees. gc1sn feffsr 1 - en- -
Dollar lmuft inebuuesn. n Benz
ae erlas9es, fpreubScseu er
farets. Man betsper iuu AZ melee
Ma enten pee Brep eller Ycudl Sdre til
Yc~strptter y. anuueien, Oes
eerab, Sora.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

9iigsOagcrIs WiOoer ltaI not No
i1tles nj 22oe Nommber.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
Qda Ndrfe TIL!

aas ~ 6nbrer. Ger ildar | GeluifatSfrr-
hclo iii llneerte3neee, teets al afajcre idrn'
NE ineen Zen lie arpbr. ~ eerreo mare
Smfofuinatr. hi otter I'm 10 nj aQs mine
Sprerin9ey tltre cpsr1ipet til en- Snfasiatcr.
!. /. 9iainltcn
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

Gnoel brnine Soloater bar
Stod1olm eiort noaic itpGae Spteier
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
Damn art.

Wj Gntruncitgffer or Der MI no
mpntet 1 1875 029 Stnffsr.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1875-07-29
TWhOle No. 2O44.
A Card from Senator Shep-
herd,

HILLsBoRo, July II, 1915.
To the Editor Of the ChiIIieotIe Advertiser:
My attention has just been called to an article in
the last number of the Advertiser, in which occurs
the following somewhat singular statement -
There seems to be no doubt among the immediate
friends of Senator Shepherd that his present state
of health will not permit him to make the for
reelection" The source from which you OBJ
tanned this information is certainly not very rea-
BILE. Ny health is improving rapidly. I got ont of
bed to-day, with very little assistance, and sat in
my easy chair an hour or more-long enough, at
any rate to read the Advertiser. Should my health
continue to improve at the same rate, as 1 have
every reason to believe it WILL will certainly be
able to take the stump and engage regularly in the
active work of the campaign. Ny brother, DR..
Shepherd, who Is with me now, and who has been
in constant attendance upon me during my illness,
is OF the same opinion. To me, well as to those
who have been with me constantly, this change
seems almost miraculous. Eighteen weeks ago to-
day was prostraied by stroke of paralysis which
came upon me almost like thunderbolt. For ten
weeks lay at the American House, in Columbus,
.aovering between life and death. Finally, at my
urgent request, I was brought home-brought
home, as every one thought to die. But it was not
so to be. From that time my health has constantly
improved. To-day, strange as it may seem, / can
stand upon my feet again, man among men. If
any man proposes to oppose me as a candidate for
denomination, would advise him in aIl kindness,
to trump up some other and better excuse for his
opposition than my physical disability.
Permit me to thank you, in conclusion, for the
complimentary manner in which you have referred
to me in the last two or three numbers of the Ad-
vertiser. 1t is exceedingly gratifying to me to
know that my course in the Senate is approved by
the people of the district which have been so
proud to representa- district which has given to
the country such men Allen, Thurman, Mc-Ar-
thur, Trimble and Worthington. Very truly, &C.,
HENRY A. SHEPHERD,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1875-07-29
The Venezuelan Earth
quake--AppeaI for Aid.

Judge Russell, of Boston, our
Minister to Venezuela, writes home,
confirming the worst reports of the
terrible earthquake of the 18th of
May, in Venezuela and Colombia.
He says that the city of Cucuta,
with about 10000 inhabitants, has
only one building left standing, and
that 1900 dead bodies have been
dug out of the ruins, and as many
more remain. San Cristobel, with
11,000 inhabitants, was totally de-
stroyed, as were some eight or ten
smaller towns. 10000 people are
homeless, and thousands suffering
from wounds and fractured limbs.
This is a calamity which appeals
loudly to the charitable in every
country, but more especially to those
of the United States. Contributions
of money for the sufferers may be
sent to Judge Russell, at Caracas,
Venezuela, and will be distributed
by him.
Should not our churches, through
out the country, take up collections
as soon as possible, for the relief of
these poor and distressed people2
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1875-07-29
Greenfield Items.

The Harper House office has been freseced and
re-painted in modern style.
New Potatoes are plenty at 40 cts. bushel, and
Blackberries at scots. gallon.
Mr.. John W. Devoss is able to be up and out
again.
"Cave parties" to Rocky Fork are "all the go- in
Greenfield.
The last Stock Sale was slim affair, according
to the Chief.
The hay crop about Greenfield is the best for
many years.
The 1st Presbyterian church held social on
Tuesday evening, 9th, at Mrs L. Phelps residence
on South street.
Mr.. R. II. Miller, Mrs. s. Bush, and Mrs. W.
Mains, have recently bad handsome monument
erected in the Cemetery.
The Chief complains that Sunday bathing in
Paint creek is still practised by those who have no
regard for the day.
There viii be a musical and literary Entertain
ment at the I'd Presbyterian church, Thursday
evening, July 10Th, by the members of the s. School,
Admission 15 cents.
The Chief of last week contains the premium
list of the next Fair, to be held on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday Oct. 10, IA and Is. In addi-
ton to the premiums offered by the Board, citi-
zens' purse of $500 viii be offered for the fastest
horse, on the last day of the Fair.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1875-07-29


The Washington q. C.) Republic,
in lengthy article on "The Fall
Elections" has the following in re-
gard to the prospects in Ohio:
Ohio is looked upon with the
greatest interest. The Democracy
are encumbered with Bourbonism of
the worst character. Open coquetry
with the organized hostility to the
public school system, which is ex-
pressed by the Romish hierarchy,
has reused vigorous distrust and
active fear that is sure to be felt at
the polls in October. There is also
fierce family quarrel going on in
their own camp. Out of the State,
the leading Democratic pcess de-
nounces the 'Confederacy currency"
planks of their platform with almost
bitter unanimity; while inside the
State its adoption is well understood
to be pieco of shrewd strategy on
the part of Mr.. Pendleton's friends,
whereby it is hoped to push Allen
overheard and destroy Thurman's
usefulness, removing both from the
path of Pendleton's Presidential as
pirations Its results will be to wreck
all their illusions. In the meanwhile
the Republicans are heartily and
unitedly at work. The Germans are
returning to the standard, and the
leaders of the Liberal" and "Rev-
enue Reform" agitations-they can,
not be termed parties-are openly
accepting and working for the Re
publican nominees. There is work
to be done, and great deal of it.
The best evidence of its prospective
accomplishment is the spirit in which
all parties are entering the lists.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1875-07-29
Reform"
Toledo Commercially

The distinguishing feature of the
great Democratic party of Ohio, just
at this time, is that it sets itself up
as the 'party OF reform Its politi-
cal purity and interruption are at
tested to in the elaborate editorials
of its organs, in the eloquent har-
angues of its orators, and in the reso-
lutions of Democratic meetings. If
this is not evidence sufficient of the
purity ofits motives, let results speak
In Cincinnati only eight Democratic
officers have been indicted for fraud
and corruption, and only eight Dem
ocratic County Treasurers through
out the State have been proved to be
defaulters in large amounts. If any
party needs ''reform" more than this
same Democratic imitation party of
Ohio, we have yet to hear of it.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1875-07-29
The Catholic Telegraph published

The Catholic Telegraph published
in Cincinnati, speaking of our schools,
said:
"N aoiU be a glorious day for the
Catholics i'e this country aohen, ,'s-
der the lars of justice and morality,
oar school system shall be shicered
to pieces. Until then modern pa
ganiSna aoiN triumph"
And the same paper which gave
utterance to this sentiment, said q
few months ago:
'The unbroken, solid vote of the
Catholic citizens of this State will be
given to the Democracy at the fall
election"
Taking these declarations of hos
tility to our admirable school system,
and on the other hand the warm
pledges of confidence and support to
be rendered the Democracy by the
avowed enemies of our schools, it is
about time to be on the alert, and
that all men who love liberty of con-
science, whether they have been
known heretofore in politics as Dem
ocrats or Republicans, should go to
the polls and vote solidly against
the enemies of free education and
their allies.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1875-07-29
Democra tic County Con-
VentiOn,

The Democratic County Convention last
Saturday was large and harmonious. The
following ticket was nominated:
Representative-Alex. Sanderson, of Ha-
mer tp.
Probate Judge-Thos. H. Baskin, Jack
son.
Prosecuting Atty. NJ. Dumenil, Lib
erty.
Sheriff j. c. Kelly, Washington.
Auditor-By acclamation-E. M. De-
Bruin, Liberty.
Treasurer-A. N. johnson, Madison.
Recorder. T. Spence, Paint.
Commissioner-T. H. Long, Fairfield.
Infrmary Director-Frank Erwin, Liber-
ty.
Coroner-Gideon jackson, Newmarket.
The contest over the offices of Sheriff and
Recorder was somewhat protracted, and
nearly dozen ballots were required to set
tie the matter.
As whole, the ticket is not strong one,
and it is evident that the Democracy them
selves aro not by anymeans satisfied with it.
The nominations for Representative, Pro-
bate Judge and Sheriff, are especially weak,
and if the Republicans make strong tick
ct, composed of good men, properly dis
tributed over the county, there is no doubt
they can make ''clean sweep in October.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1875-07-29

The Cincinnati Commercial, in
answer to the question, 'who will
win in the Ohio race" after discuss
ing the case carefully and candidly,
concludes as follows:
We come, therefore, to the con-
clusion, that Republican victory IN
Ohio this time is a certainty-and
that the majority for Hayes will be
handsome and emphatic, larger than
he received on former occasions, and
sufficient to pronounce the doom in
the Nation forever of the sort OF
Democracy that is now asserting it
self in this State.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1875-07-29
Scioto Valley r. r.

The ChilhcOthe Gazette OF last
week, says that Mr.. Chapman, who
is at the head of the Valley road en-
terprise, has completed his surveys,
and is ready to commence grading
as soon as the balance of the $780,
900 subscription is raised. The de-
ficiency is only S6O,OO0, which viii
probably be forthcoming in a short
time, when the work of construction
will be commenced and pushed for
ward as fast as possible.
The same paper says the surveys
made down the west side ofthe river
show that the road cannot be built
on that side without considerable
difficulty, and that the cost would be
much greater than if built on the
east side. In regard to the latter
route, the Gazette says:
San excellent route was obtained
ON the east side, and there is scarce
ly any doubt but that is the one that
will be adopted. The grade at no
point will exceed 20 feet to the mile,
and no difficulties of consequence
will be encountered along the entire
line, the greatest being, perhaps,
that at the crossing of Salt Greek,
three-fourths of mile below Rich
mondale, where aspretty extensive
fill will be required. Some little diff
fculty is also met just this side of
Portsmouth, where deep gulleys have
been washed out, which will require
the expenditure of considerable time
and labor in preparing for road
bed. Taking it for all in all, how
ever, the route is pronounced an ex-
cellent one, and is highly satisfacto-
ry to the engineers. The corps are
completing their work as they go,
al d upon their arrival here, will be
able to present full estimates TO ena-
BILE them to conclude upon the route
to be adopted"
An effort is being made by the
people of Kingston, Ross county, to
hare the road pass near that village,
which would increase the distance
about & of a mile over the route down
the river. Mr.. Chapman agreed to
change the route if Kingston will
raise $4,000 additional subscription,
which will probably be done.
Everything looks favorable for
the speedy construction of the road,
and we hope soon to hear that work
has actually commenced