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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1875-06-10
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Persons having inventions which they wish to
have patented, or desiring information from the
Patent Office, should consult +. A. LEHMANN,
Solicitor of American and Foreign Patents, Wash
ington, d. C.
lie makes no charge unless he secures Patent.
Send for Circular. my6m6.
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Read the following
CERTIFICATE:
NORMAL, H., March S, 1875.


"This is to certify that we have this day sold to
John Williamson, of Russevilie, Brown county,
Ohio, the Imported Normal Stallion, Champion,
for the sum of Three Thousand Dollars, ($S, ,0O0.)
Champion is full blood Norman Horse, was bred
and raised in the District of Normandy, France,
and imported by the subscribers in July, 1874.
on the q. s. steamer Erin. He is seven years old
in the spring of 1915, weighs 1900 pounds, and is
one of the finest stations we have imported. He
was awarded the first premium at Mclean County
Falr, held at Bloomington, Illinois, in the fall of
1874 where he contended with a ring of ten i'm
ported stations, among the number being the cele
brated sta lin st. Laurent, one of the most noted
foalgetterso in the United States, and stands for
$75 to insu re. We can recommend the stallion
Champion TO the people ofOhio, as being stallion
worthy of thetir patronage, and will prove to be g
source of grea wealth to tthe country.
Champion and Wild Frenchm6n were awarded
the first premiums for best draught teams at the
following fairs in 1874: Bloomington, Mclean
county, ILL.,; Illinois State Fair, Peoria, ILL.,; Iowa
State Fair, Keokuk Indiana State Fair, Indianap-
oils. Iapsmsl E. DILLON co.
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Potato bugs can easily be extermi-
mated by the following application:
Take tablespoonful of Paris green
to each gallon of water used, and
put it into a common sprinkler and
sprinkle the vines once or twice a
day. This remedy, after few ap-
plications, will efectually kill all the
bugs without injuring the vines It
is a simple remedy and easily ap-
piled. Try it.
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Haudbills! Handbills |!

From the smallest 'Dodger to the largest Poster,'
neatly printed on short notice. Prices are very
low-from 81 per 1OOOu up. Call at the
sep1Stf NEWS OFFICE.
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SPECIAL TRAIN AND REDUCED FARE
FOR THE ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION
A special train will be run next Tues
day from Blanchester to this place,
as follows:
Leave Blanchester "A. NJ. Fare 81
for the Round Trip.
Leave Westboro SIS. Fare 75c.
Leave Lynchburg S.37 I" SOC.
Leave Russell's $50 30c.
Returning, will leave Hillsboro at
1890 P. M.
Passengers can also return on the
regular train, leaving at 3.45 P. NJ.
if they prefer to do-so.
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ATTENTION, FARMERS
Horse Breeders.
-afe hns sasa4Q y i.a-
An Imported Norman Stallion
In Brown County, Ohio.

JOHN WILLIAMSON, of Russellville, Brown
county, has purchased the Celebrated Imported
Norman stallion, "Champion," and will keep him
during the season of 1875 at the above place, for
the benefit of those wishing to improve their STOCK
of Horses. The Norman Horse is now considered
the FINEST DRAFT HoRsE IN THE WoLRD.
TERMS $50; $40 to be paid within 60 days, and
$40 on the lst of March, 1876.
PREMIUMS.-I will pay a premium of $50 for
the best colt $35 for second best and $50 for third
best, sired by Champion in the season of lsI5-de-
cison to be made by disinferested judges, chosen
BY the exhibitors-show to take place at Russelv1e
the first Saturday in September, 1876.
Read the following
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H-S. M. PETTENGILL & co, 10 State Stree.
Boston, 81 Park Row, New York, and 701 Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia, authorized Agents for pro-
curing advertisements for the News in the above
cities and authorized to contract fo advertising at
our lowest rates
s. b. PARVIN, Advertising Agent, No. 16s Vine
Street, between Fourth and Fifth, is Agent for the
News in Cincinnati.
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Is what every man needs who wants to extend his
business and he can get either printed at the lowest
prices and in the best style at the
seplsf NEWS OFFICE.
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from A. NJ. Monday till P. NJ. Saturday, ready to
print at At Home any other style of Cards, st
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Bill Heads and Statements.
May 81, 1915.

Every Business man should use neatly printed
Bill Heads and Statements. We can furnish them
nearly as cheap as you can buy the blank paper.
1000 good Bill Heads on l2 lb. paper, for So 5O0for
$3.50.
All other Printing in proportion, at the
sep1St NEWS OFFICE.
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Republican Central Com
mittee,

A meeting of the Republican Cen
tral Committee of Highland county
will be held at the Court House in
Hillsboro, on Saturday, June 18Th,
1875, at 2 o'clock P. M.
A full attendance of all the mem
bers, both from town and country, is
especially requested, as business OF
Importance will be brought up for
consideration. af--
]. W. PATTERSON, Cbm'n.
j. K. PICKERING, Sec'y.
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"a either on the margin of the paper or on "a
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Needs something in the way of Job Printing. We
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done to the best advantage at the
sep1st NEWS OFFICE
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DIR. s. J. SPECS

VH1LL now give his entire time to the practice
w of his Profession. He has had extensive
experience and will give special attention to the
Treatment Of Chronic Diseases.
OFFIcE-Hibben's Block, High Street. opposite
Court House. Residence West Walnut Street, near
the Public School House, Hilsboro, Ohio.
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posfaEflcE DIRECTORY.

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Stafions-Telegraph stage Line.-Afrlve at
I2:3D A. NJ; close at 1850 p. NJ. Letters IN
tended for registry must be presented before
$50 p. NJ.
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PM, and closes at 7:SO p. NJ
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r. NJ; closes at 10 A. NJ.
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ing Banks:
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or San Francisco, CAL;
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A GENERAL INSURANCE BUSINESS.

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Judicial Directory:
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WIN. H. GRAY. Temple Block, over w. F. 4
Co.'s Office.
JOHN TRAFFORD. :. .Downey Block, Temple
Street.
, 1875-09-29

.t 1,. I on the walls nt whirl hang fuil-lcneth
}". tht~ nf lrn" H.: u carin.1 l5edn Nhn rhs!lth
,t tlr ',teta instructions regarding The preparation
81 Ir E,.lhiue; If i>r kerrf X, Arshblahn uf D''tt-
ls"; nI,d of Cardinal rsrns,. wn pr sitr.l Il III
. n;.,s 1ln e!e tntrc IN admit at!s iiI-t .!
~: i"rr. ly r-lng American sLuiIdor, iartn Nil
IN -. .......... j.
IN t,,c day afrr luE+ arrival, Tho Cardinal vttcd hs
tEnhrcr cardinal TtsIlct, In triurn fur th' f"ntu.
Rru m Ind paid him In ttIng At lr -taton to receive
ln!. t'si Wf'nesday evening lc waa r. evra ny lhe
n,any cordial e1prcnHtnns Of regard, '"nsrrrea Win
him fesr@1tng tho rfngte+s ns Cu'l:fit'in IN th'
limited hsater. After ths sncucc, lie Cardinal. ns'
rnr'lnR to c,.aaon 1rberrdeG % l"y hla -oh'l''''
Hhsrtly after Cardinal M'fInskcys rrehl!nn = tno-
KertlAion WAS mt m fcnt In New York. baltimore;
Boston, Ban Frnnrlscn hni nthtr ttstes IN fha uf1l
Btate~. to slrrsct Ills Eninrnrr with tdp's' "nqn1
-tha. Il, 4 fn suit If Cardinals roDrr-and
tewt1fd nrC. Tth+c woFn prepared! ier" IN i'nhe'
and prtsentrd to him yesterslay In the eo+eit1
of thr Hector sN stu.tents cf tic American college
and thure American Catholics At present III Rome:
In rrry to tito dc1utAtiun, hsa En.nrnrc c1rrefsc.
tbs qualification, hp fnlt in receiving the sit. u
Wa ono 70 etlts Ia The many &eefinrnnlH nt
ri New Yurk hut Of ttlcr rlacts. lle Wan thank
fa f.r this a.nlark Of kind feeling from Catholics of
different Parts of the country. l!c should alwnya
prize II, mt only ~ so1n'thtnR ferrona hut Also ~
honor conferred ,.},ou tho Church Of tho UnlicN
Bta1s by tho Holy Father, who, IN ilonnrnR him by
making him member Of Its acnhn, had wialtca 10
suw Lin appreciation Of the Catholics Of America.
that links tbe Church nj hin country With the 1Ioy
8"r, had drawn him stil! moro coaeiy In Nnme, nti
snado him feel thu necessity Of actlvo co-orera-
tinu iii the work Of the Church. For hls III
this raicct ~ he had notling hmt ha weakness, ha
relied upon o grace uS tio1, which tl1 ElIuw they
wnul, rrny for. 1lc should always greatly cherish
this s:tfi. Auti remember tim Gnuerons donors IN
Au'r1ca to Nhom ie wished tho Hector 10 return lis
xAtunkt thnnkt.
, 1875-09-29
ROSA HA5HDNO.
HItI lfHt.fkItt kiEtiIt YvIS 1 n

According To Jpwish tradition the world hns
now been revolving around i:s axis exactly 5,G35
years. and thia evening with tho soting Of The
sun will entor upon tho 5,GyCtll yens. Tho 1nt
day Of tho month u. T-hri. or 1:osh lfashouo. as
the Jews cai their Now ioar, ia commenced by
them with solemn thoughts, aud the ceremonies
aud religious exercises At tue synagoguos during
tho frat two days aro Of ysry imposing nature,
and no work Of any kind il permit
tod to bo dono. But besldeB, tue
iirst Ten days uro set apart NJ days
Of repentance, for each commandment, to nvcatl-
oats whether any ot thei hass tseu ,!uutel during
o past year, ad, II 10 rcl~nt. The tcHtA DAY IL
ralc, tho Lay u Atnne1rnt tfo,n krrns) tho locst
If nil tbs jewish holidays. On thH day the orthodox
Ien TIrtAl:ee nf uBthos food wafer, md with
drawa snttTcly from! worldly cares deyuttDH hnspIf
wholly tn prayrf and religious e1rrrtBes. EsCn thtrs
who fur whole ysar neglect the duties of their rcIg
TN. close shctr places Ut busiuets tAIa
day, aud a.tcnd religious wurship ut sha
RynagoSurA. -Four days after this, oil tha
14h DAY Of the mouth Of TIshs, tho Fs Of Tabersm-
ella ;nccotll DeginB. UH tAix day tbs J1ws
Il1tctl to live III tuber1lart4, the rEilnEs If &lit,
are lung With choce specimens nf the conntry'a
pr0dee. This IL feat Ut JOY, aud lasts right InyA
tau trss nnd tbs iaat Two LtnH full hodtyr II lsd
III eF4lA IN The fart that utter having reenet md
Made with tod anu nun. tlure niue
fur Ju5. 1t tle ttulo II cL!auoED0rGtet The
eessul harvesting of tho srons crop, ehro tho dis
play Of tsta aud other produce IN tue tabttnacles.
, 1875-09-29

.ni Justice true WHEN frontiers ef1,ccd tcswtnn
nation nni hltIoE, anh frt m between BoHE ana
c, shen every 1nAn rn.kc. kind nf internal Father
laud n his n"n plobity, 'hrn tnat ~ dry anreats
peace Hp"aEs-thy " thr tMnH hf thu t:n. reIre "
iat s,.lts of right. N,tch ls i,a future. hail H.
aAKtDAi.rt.
t|nrihnl,ti. unable. like Victor Hngo. 10 attend
tho Congress af tho International League Of
reacb au'i Liberty nov nitti1s At Geneva, wtlkes
thus:
Your ktntt invitation hiss touched II The bottom
Of ny heart, md AMI serJ sotty n 70 BE- nhth 10 70.
ply ths sha'I en ana ctatp yont hrothosly hands sa
tcn uchin the Roah and hympsthsstc population II
Geneva. whom lore mi Ii. 1lcng i,nhtIs In rrr.
ton 10 have sls honor of taknK rart n snHr Lnnan.
tsran CONGRESS. lrE Jon to rrnelntcr rns 10 I'll o1f
bzohtra by conviction, and particularly 10 direct tbs
si.nd;ng in The froath Eastern brethren, Who
srs now atfnrRig hs heroes Axa!nst ths most abofn-
inalIe Of tJrannen.
AfsAER-TnRhAfNE.
". l.o,nonniet, at!dressiug tie Congress on tho
problem Of European peace. con,bated Victor
tluEo's viow, which rcrnits peace to an untoter.
mined future. He suRecstod that Germany, In.
ssoad OF restoring Aaaoe-Losraine to Franco,
fhonld grant Il Independence, whether with a
ri,;lls to roiuin franco, II II chose does not ap.
pear.
, 1875-09-29

discount market las nasanced 10 i rer rcnt, Of
tinltc M 10 tho bank ratio Of tleromnt and tho
Withdrawal nf bullion from tho !sank nf Prussia
las b"on c1, r.lcs1 rehd IN tu raIBo the at!rrta-
tlHn that tho lnni rRte Of dinroH1H il 10 br MI
fanced. Hernany IA cnrrvlng shrnllKli great
tiSl,tIcs. il tho pt1re phili, In addttion
10 substituting Nniforu, Enlt standard
for tie varying river .tapaattiA which formerly
existed, an alter ntn ahlr', viii COME Into nper-
auon Til Now ienra day next. and a uniform
eyAtenl 0i ttkan money. thu }overnMAnt has
simultaneously altered the winia Of thu currency
ani baking le.;trlatloa. II is tho ioteHoing
changes TIN pinch Of which il now felt.
THE EMrhRoA IN THE ctuRoA-AHp-srATx puEs-
TfnN.
BREs1.Au, Sont. 13.--Dofore leaving this town
III" Emperor William caused a nnmher of gon-
tlvmcn to bo presented to him who twn vaarn
nEn quilted tho Sileainn Drdor nf tho Knights of
Militia. the ground at their 30 doing being thelr
declaration in favor OF tho occlcslastral policy
uf tho German Goyprnment iu opposition 10 tl,n
othor Enighta Of the Ordor. In leca,sing them
llSB Matesty said: II nth worry plossnd to roo
YOU. iou havo remained faithful to mo anil |
have not forgotten It. You know az we'll as |
that il WAS tloyer my Intention 10 attack your re-
llg'on. hnl unly to procure respect for tho ia1s
Ut tho State"
FIRE AT rAbEnHoHS.
Pants. Sept, IA fire bEoko ont on Rnnaay
afternoon at raderlurn III \ quArtcr OF the town
inhabited by peasants and artiaans. II wns BOT
un1tr control by 10 ns night. but yesterday the
ruins wo1o rtill burning. Twcnly-eix i,ou.er,
with baruB and other buildings making I'm fU7.
linyo boen destroyed, aud $40 fnna,lieH AFRO home
leHH. tlstaNontano raPors xlll probably regard
tha calamity al visitation for the dcpoatton
the Dtahop Of paticrborn, who, it II N 10 remem-
bored. lately abscondcd from the place fixed for
hi6 internncnt, and IL now enjoying himself At
aDutch MaterinG-place.