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Whole No. 2OI5.
THE SUN.
DAILY AND WEEKLY for 1875

The approach of the Presidential election gives
usual importance to the events and developments
of 1875. We shall endeavor to describe them funy,
faithfully. and fearlessly.
THE WEEKLY sun has now attained cir ula-
ton of over seventy thousand copies, Its readers
are found in every State and Territory and its qua-
ity is well known TO the public. We shall not only
endeavor to keep il fully up 70 the old standard, Dut
to improve and add to its variety and power.
THE WEEKLY sun will continue TO be thor
ough newspaper. All the news of the day VIII be
found in il, condensed when rnimpertant. AZ InA
length when OF moment and always, we trust,
treated in clear interesting and instructive man
ner.
1t is our aim to make the WEEKLY SUN the best
family newspaper in the world. Il will be tuH or
entertaining and appropriate reading of every SORT,
but will print nothing to offend the most scrupuous
and delicate taste. II win always contain the most
interesting stories and r0mances OF the day, care
fully selected and legiby printed.
The Agricultural Department is prominent Tea
ture in the WEEKLY sun, and its articles viii al
WAYS be found fresh and usefni to the farmer
The number of men Independent in politics Is IN
creasIng, and the WEEKLY SUN is their paper es-
pecialy. 1t belongs 10 party, and obeys no dlc-
tation. contendDg for principle, and for the eee-
tion of ihe best men, II exposes the corruption
fhat fsgraces country and threatens the over
throw of republican Institutions Il has fear Of
knaves and seeks no favors from their s1pporsers.
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regularly reported in its columns.
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New Mail Routes.

The Postmaster General has ad-
vertised for proposals for carrying
the mails on the following new
routes in this county-poposals to
be received until 3 O'clock P. N. of
March 1, 1875, at the Central Office
in Washington +:
955S-From Sinking Spring, by
Home and Marshall, to Hillsborough,
II miles and back, once week
Leave Sinking Spring Wednesday
at 6 A. NJ; arrive at Hillsborough by
10 A. NJ; leave Hillsborough We'd
nesday at l P. NJ; arrive at Sinking
Spring by 5 P. NJ. Bond required
with bid, 5000.
$500 From Hillsborough, by
Shacks In o., Nevin, Pricetown, and
Harwood Chapel In. o.), to Fayette-
vile, 21 miles and back, twice a
week. Leave Hillsborough Tuesday
and Friday at 7 A. NJ; arrive at Fay
etteville by II A. NJ; leave Fayette
vile Tuesday and Friday at P. M;
arrive at Hillsborough bv 5 P. nj.
Bond required with bid, $500.
The schedule time of the second
of these routes ought to be changed,
go that the mail would leave Hills
boro on Monday and Thursday, in
stead of Tuesday and Friday. We
take it for granted, that one of the
main objects of the new routes is to
expedite the delivery of the Hillsboro
and Cincinnati papers to their sub
scribers. Now if the mail leaves
Hillsboro on Tuesday, it will be too
soon for either the Hillsboro papers
or the Cincinnati Weeklies, and sub
scribers must wait till the following
Friday for both. But if the mail
leaves here on Thursday, both the
Hillsboro papers will reach subscrib-
ers on the day of publication, tocO
days earlier than non, and the Gin
cinnati Weeklies will also reach their
subscribers on the same day. For
these reasons we shall endeavor to
have the schedule time changed to
Monday and Thursday.
As regards the new Sinking Springs
route, it suits us exactly as it stands,
as under its schedule we would be
able to send the News to subscribers
on that route on Wednesday after
noon of each week. The Gazette
we see, wants the time changed tc
Thursday, but we think the publish
er, with little extra effort coult
put his paper to press in time tt
meet the mail leaving on Wednesda,
afternoon.
We hope both routes will be let tt
responsible parties, as they will b.
of great convenience to the peopl
interested, especially if the time o
the second route be changed a
above suggested. If let, the carry
ing of the mails will commence Jul
: 1st, 1875.
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Hborough Highland County, Ohio Thursdays January . 1879

unabashed, as if HE had not the
slightest concern in the proeeedlngs!
There was a general expression of
surprise and disgust at hs unseemly
and unbecoming behavios. in view of
all the circumstances.
It remains to be briefly told what
became of Newby's infatuated com
panion in sin, Mrs Martha NJ. HES
tand, wife of Mr.. Samuel Iiestand,
the we'll known and universally re
spected farmer of this township.
Various reports are in cirellation,
but the most reliable seems to be
that her father, Mr.. DaGppsey Gar
rett, who is also one OF tSp fEest re-
spectacle citizens of or township
and county, has taken Her home,
where she is now staying, and, it is
to be hoped, bitterly repeniing OF the
terrible sin by which she hss brought
such overwhelming disgrace and
shame not only upon herself, but
upon all who have the misfortune to
be connected with her BY the ties Of
kindred or marriage. Mr.. Hiestand,
who is well known by all his neigh
bors to have been a kind and indul
gent husband, and never to have
given his unhappy wife the least ex
cuse for her conduct, has applied fol
a divorce on the ground of adultery
and the case will come upat the teru
of Court commencing next week.
Mrs. Hiestand is said to be quite
good-looking, is about 35 years O
age, and is the mother of four cbil
dren-the youngest a daughter o
about 6 years, the other three daugh
ters all married. Newly is about Z;
years old, small, and of very homel.
appearance. He has been married
about three years, and has two chill
dren. He will be remembered b,
many of our citizens as clerk in th'
grocery store kept some years ago b.
Henry Turner, at the corner of Higl
and Walnut streets, now occupied b.
Mr. Boysell.
We understand that Newby's wifi
has declared that she will have no
thing more to do with him under an,
circumstances determination fo
which she will be commended by al
sensible people.
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Marriages.

NORTHUMBERLAND Rev. D. Whit
mer at the BRIDES parents, near Samantha, on the
31st ut., Mr. Joseph =. Montgomery of the vicini-
ty of Lynchburg, to Miss Sarah A. Achor.
WORK-BOWERS-On Thursday evening, Dec.
p, 1874 at the residence of the brides parents,
Newport, Ky., Mr.. p. II. Work, of Wilmington,
Ohio, and Miss Mary Z. Bowers, of Hilsboro, o.
OE-sPARGUR--At the residence of the
brides mother, Dec. a. by the Rev. j. w. Klise.
Mr. W. H. Renoe to Miss Anna W. Spargur, all Of
Highland county.
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Nothing but the presence of Phil.
Sheridan and about 1000 blue-coats
prevented another bloody sWhite
League, outbreak in New Orleans
last Monday. Affairs there are in a
very critical condition.
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Of jackson County's precious coal;
But let us fondIy hope that ere
Rolls round another aeeting year
We may the happy prospect hail
OF quickly "riding on rail"
My song is sung, and now FAREWELL
And while the years glad greetings swell,
May all its hours bring peace and joy
So prays your friend,
THE CARRIER BOY.
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Tribute of Respect.

TAYLoRsvILLE, o., December 10, 1874.
At the regular meeting of Whiteoak Grange, No.
1855, the following action was taken in regard to
the death of our worthy Master, William I. Hatcher
Whereas, 1t has pleased God, in His Divine
Providence, to remove from our midst our much
beloved Brother and Master of our Grange, William
l. Hatcher. thereby creating vacancy in our
official ranks that few can fill, and great loss to
the Grange of which he was so useful an officer;
therefore,
Resolved, That it is with profound sorrow we
record the death of our wel-beloved Brother and
worthy Master.
Resolved, Thatit becomes US to bow submissivey
to the Divine ordering and learn perfectly the
duty of committing all our interests to the hands
of the Great Master above.
Resolved, That we, as Grange, express to the
affli ted family of our deceased Brother our deep
sympathy with them in their great trial of afliction
and assure them of tender interest in prayers
| Resolved, That the Secretary be instructed tC
forward the above action to the bereaved family OF
our deceased Brother and Master, and that he have
ii published in the HIGHLAND NEWS and Hillsborc
| Gazette. JAMES FLEMING, Sec'y.-
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The Old and Reliable Drug House of J..
J. Brown have all of DR.. ]. Briggs popular
Remedies for Neuralgia, Corns, Bunions
Piles, &c.
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