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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1875-01-21
Correspondence of the News.
Letter from v Oosier, %.
WOOSTER, Jan. 9, 1875.

WOOSTER, Jan. ., 1910.
DEAR NEws:-Yesterday the come
to-life Democracy held their usual
annual jubilee in this town.
For at least twenty years they
have not failed, dead or aliUe, to eel
citrate the 9Th of January in this
place, and the time-honored custom
bids fair to endure as long as the
memory ofJackson and New Orleans.
Gov. Allen arrived night before
last, and was received with ell the
honors the Democracy knew how to
bestow.
The Citizens Band and a crowd of
the unwashed met him at the Depot
and conducted him to the residence
of Doctor Firestone, whose guest
the Governor was during his stay.
Last night, after speeches and
general "hoop-de-dooden-do over the
prospect of the Democracy to recover
the control of the Government, and
inaugurate retrenchment, reform,
and an honest(? administration of af-
fairs, as they have alwaysl done
wherever they had an opportunity,
the hall was cleared ofbenches, and
feasting and dancing became the or
der of the night.
The names of twenty-one States
of the Union which are "Safe for De
mocracy," were printed upon muslin,
and wreathed with evergreens, orna
mented the sides and ends of the
hall.
This morning the sun rose in the
East as usual, and we could not dis
cover by the air that anything unusual
had occurred.
The holidays here were celebrat-
ed as usual by dinners of roast tur-
key, and feasting at the different
churches. At the 1st NJ. E. Church
beautiful Marquee took the place
of the time-honored Christmas
Tree on Christmas eve, and was sflled
with hundreds of presents for the
children of the Sabbath School and
their parents and friends, for here
the custom prevails to great extent
of making the Tree at the church do
duty for the Christmas tree at the
family fre-side, and all those con-
nected with the church and Sunday
School, to a great extent, give their
presents to each other through this
medium.
At the Second NJ. E. Church a
boat or ship was used instead of the
Tree, and the sails carried the bulk
of the cargo.
At the Lutheran, Presbyterian,
Baptist, and other churches also, ap-
propriate exercises, similar in char
acter, helped to inaugurate ''Merry
Christmas" to all.
The University at this place, under
the presidencyof DR.. Taylor, appears
to he in a healthy and fourishing
condition. Scholars enrolled about
200.
The weather has been magnificent
for so many months, that we forget
when we did have any very disagree
able. Snow covers the ground now.
Sleighing is pretty fair, as also other
modes of T. RAVELING.
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Eborough County, Ohio, Thursday, January
Michigan d Ohio R. IL.

Coon News, IF TRUE Information
has been received at Portsmouth,
that the Michigan end Ohio Railway
company has negotiated its bonds in
London at S74 cents gold, for suffi-
cient sum to insure the building of
the road fIom Grand Haven to Ports
mouth.
So says the Portsmouth Tribune
LATER-REPoBTs CONFIRMED.
Since the foregoing was in type,
the Cincinnati Gazette of last Mon
day, Jan. 4th, brings us tie follow
ing dispatch from its Columbus cor
respondent, which seems to leave no
room for doubt as t4 the Michigan
& Ohio R. R beisgg sssoaa .,fde en-
terprise, the money to build theroad
having been actually secured:
The Michigan & Ohio Railroad,
about which many persons have been
skeptical, seems to be q fixed fact.
Yesterday, mortgages upon the road
were placed on record in this county
and in all the counties the road has to
pass through. The mortgages are
executed to a New York banking.
house, through which loans from
English capitalists have been negoti-
ated. The amount necessary to
build the road is S15,000,000.
Grand Haven Mich, and the flourish
ing city of Portsmouth, ARE the project
ed termini, the road passing through
Ottawa, Allegan, Kalamazoo, and
Branch counties in Michigan, and
Defiance, Putnam, Allen,
.uglaize, Logan, Harding, Union
Franklin, Pickaway, Ross, Pike and
Scioto counties in Ohio. This is one
of the most important railroad enter
prises of the day, and will be of i'm
mense advantage to the counties af
as well as to the whole State
Of Ohio.
The above looks like business, GER
tainly, and our contemporaries who
have been regarding the enterprise
Is a myth, will have to admit they
we're mistaken.
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Whole No. 2Ol7.
New Oranges.

RussELLs STATION, Jan. 10, 1875.
EDITOR News: organized Aliens
burg Grange on Wednesday evening,
January 18th, with the following
officers:
Master-William F. Chaney.
0verseer-George Webster.
Lecturer-Eh Roush-
Steward-George Pugh.
Assistant Steward-Daniel Tedrick.
Chaplain William Webster.
Secretary-W. H. Pence.
Treasurer-Eli j. Roush.
Gatekeeper-Frank Tedrick.
Ceres-Lucy Roush.
Pomona Sarah E. Drake.
Flora-Bell Roush.
ksa Assistant Steward Lizzie Tedrick.
I also organized Eagle Grange in
Brown county, on Thursday evening,
Jan. Nth. This Grange is located
nearly north of Fincastle, and about
one mile from the corner between
Adams, Brown and Highland coun
ties. The organization passed off
quite pleasantly, and although the
roads were quite rough and the
weather cold, yet there were present
at the meeting large number of
persons, all attentive and anxious in
regard to the good work.
The following officers were elected
to fill the various positions in this
Grange:
Master-C. G. Eyler.
Overseer-Henry Ennis.
Lecturer-Norris Masters
Steward-Meshaek Naylor.
Assistant Steward-Fernando Prickett.
haplain-Stephen LawnelL
Secretary-J NJ McClanahan.
Treasurer. Rees.
Gatekeeper-C. q. Leedonn.
Ceres-Emma Rees.
Pomona-Lucinda Brown.
Flora-Sarah E. Prickett.
Lady Assistant Stewsrd-Annie Rees.
I understand the work is prosper
ng very finely in Brown County, and
hat they will soon be thoroughly or
ganized there. Yours, fraternally,
JOHN W. OLDAKER.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-21
Letter from GItes Gvnnty-New R1Ver
White SULPHUR Springs.
TCorrespondence OF the Richmond Iispatch.1

ICorrespondence Of the Richmrnd Hispatch.1
New RIVER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
GILES COUNTY, Va. August IA, 1870 )
Who is it that does not love the springs.
the favorite watering-places OF Virginia
IT'S here all our cares are buried, and JOY
and pleasure in bounteous store lie before
US. We Danish from our minds the cares
and anxiety that weigh US down oftimes at
home. and think only of pleasure. 'Tis
here friends parted for years oftimes meet,
when things that would have probably ever
remained in Oblivion are brought to mind
again. Sorrows and joys are recalled. Some
famous battle, in which each took part-and
while hundreds fell on every hand yet these
two now rejoice to see each other face to face,
having been saved, though brayely fighting
for the cluse that was lost-is recalled here by
two so long parted. .Yonder is a happy
throng engaged 10 merry conversation, an
other at the biI!iard-table. another in the gay
ballroom, and still Others rowing about the
isWn, uuder the afbors streWn with t1o~ers
OF the sweetest fragrance, where the "old, old
story" is repeated once more, vows renewed,
and he4rts knit more firmly together What
a pleasure to behold all these things3 Here
we see those from every part Of the conn.
try--from the mountain bones OF the aorth
and from The far Sunpy S1uth : all comin.pg.
ling 10 one happy throng together: the tall
the beautiful scenery, the nice
breezes, all gjjpg to make up the great enjoy.
o,ents. Sometimes one Is almost foreea 70
exciaim-
"AiI that beauty, all that wealth e'er gave"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-21

The BRoAD.STREEr MASS MEETING LAST
NIGur. rursuantto to an announcement made
a few days ago mass.meeting of the mode
rate cooreG people was held on Broad street
last night n front of the Davenport House.
1t was pretty generally understood that this
meeting was gotten up in opposition to the
ultra men vino compose the convention now
in session in this city. and in retaliation for
the alleged dscourtesy of the Convention in
refusing to elect Messrs. W. B. Derrick, Will
liam Troy, and Landon Boyd honorary mem.
bers Of the Convention, they having been
very active in making arrangements for the
Convention. -.-. ..
The meeting was quite orderly and very
largely attended. Many Of the delegates to
the Convention went up after that body ad.
journed aud STelled the number considera-
bly,.
The gathering having been called to order
and is object explained, addresses were
made by Me,Srs. j. Wesley Crom we'll, John
B: Syphax IA member OF the House OF Dele.
gates), Rev. W. B Derrick (pastor OF the
Third-Street Methodist church), Rev. viii.
| liam Troy, Rev. MIR. Dungee, Senator Daw.
son, and others.
The speeches were generally Of mode
rate character, the speakers urging upon the
colored people not 10 devote themselves toe
| much to politics, but rather give heed to
those matters which would tend to advance
their interests, make them respectable and
respected, and finally become useful citizens
At a late hour the meeting adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-21
. L G E T N f
PUaIFIEs THE BLOOD,
RENOyATEs AND INvlGoRATEs THE
WHOLE SYSTEM.
ITS MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, TONIC, SOLVENT, AND
DIURETIC.
DIURETIC.

VEGETrNE is made exclusively from the juices
of car.fuly- selected blrks, roots, and herbs, al
so strongly concentrated that 1t will effectually
scrofulous humor tumors, cancer, cancerous hu-
NOR erys.pelas, salt-rheu NJ, syphilittc diseases,
canker, faintness ut the stomach, and all diseases
that arise from impure blood. Sciatica, inaamma- =
tory an d chronic rheumatism, neuralgia. gout, and
spinal complaints can only be eRscrlaliy cured
through the blood.
For ulcers and cruptivo diseases Of the skn pus-
tulcs, pmpes blotches, boiIs, letter, scaldhead,i
aud riugworm, YEGETINE has never failed to ei-
feet permanent: cure. .
For pains In the back, kidney complaints, dropsy|
female weakness, leucorrh9L arising from Internal
liberation and uterine diseases aud general debfi
ty, yEGErISE acts directly upon the caut es o
these complaints. 1t inyigorates and strc ngthanS
the whole system, acts upon the secretlve orRansr
allays ANIMATION, cures ulcerston and regulates
The bowels.
For catarrh, dyspepsia habitual costiveness. PAL
piston OF the heart, headache, piles. nervousness
and general prostration Of the nervous system, 70
MEDICINE has ever given such perfect Satisfaction
as the YRGETINR. 1t purfes the blood, cl snses all
of the organs, and possesses controlling power
over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by VRGETINK
have induced many physicians and apothecarits
whom we know to prescribe and use It in.their own
families.
In fact yEGETINE is the best remedy yet dis
covered for the above diseases, and is the only
liable BLOOD-PURIFIER yet placed before tie
public.
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MANCHESTER NEWS,

c,rv Cousc,L.-A regular meeting Of this
body was hela last night at the AUDITORS al
~ o,cIeck. Present, Mr.. Perdue (president
pro ten, and MessIs. Craig, Moles, EuoanK'
Monte,ro. Whitehead, Beard. and Sunnaiiy.
The two last-named gentlemen TOOK tnelt
seats az members Of the Council Tor tne nfse
| time. ~ IT.
nance Dr, Monteiro 10 the chair, presented
report recommending that t5e taxes on
real and personal property be increased 70
twenty cents on the hundred dollars, makioS
the present rate OF taxation S1.60 on the nun'
dred dollars instead Of $3.50 per one nun'
dred dollars, which was adopted 81 tue ioi'
lowing vote: Ayes-Messrs. Perdue, Eu
| bank, Nunnally, Moles, Monteiro, ana
Beard-7. Noes-Mr. Whitehead-l.
The necessity for the increased rate Of
| taxation, as stated by the committee, was
that the reasse5s ment Of the property OF toe
city which has just been made by the asses
sor shows small decrease in the income ol
| the city.
Several other unimportant recommends
tions of the Finance Committee were taken
| up and coDcurred 10. !,
DR.. Monteiro, from the Board of Health,
reported that there were Ten deatnS dufing
JuIy--tiye white persona aud hYe coiorco
on.motion Of Mr.. Craig 1t was resolved
| that the Committee on Ordinances amend
1.-The present ordinance concerning tne city
scayenger, as it Is imperative as it now eA
| lists. ~,
On motion OF the same 1t was ordered tna'
1.-THE clerks ofics OF the Hastings Court y
| removed 10 the etiioe OF the Circuit Couit
| provided it can be done without additiona
Expense. ~ ]. ,o,, E,ra
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DEATH OF EDMTSD RUFFIS, OF HANOVER
The many friends OF Dir. Ruftin will be
panied TO hear the announcement of bis sud-
den death. which occurred at his residence,
near Old Church, Hlnoyer, on Thursday.
The deceased was the only surviving son OF
the late Edmund Ruflin, of Prince George,
and Inherited. to large degree bis fathers
talents aud foudneSs for agricultural pur-
suits, 10 which latter he was greatly distin-
guished. Few men were more ardently
admired and beloved for their talents and
virtues; and his death is great loss not
only to his county. but to bis State.
His remains were brought to this city yes.
terduy afternoon, and will be conveyed this
morning by james River steamer to the
burial-place of the family, in Prince George
county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-21

Police COURT, YEsTERDAY-JuStice j. j.
White preslding.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Charity Robinson and Mary Frlck were
fined $3.50 each for threatening Mary Muir
ply.
Louisa Brown, Hannah Bcannon, and
Louisa Smith were fined IS each for disor-
derly conduct in the public street.
Bob Carter alias jim Eagan were sent to
Jail for thirty days for stealing iron from the
draw of William j. Yarbrougb.
Bill Mitchell (colored) Was fined $3.50 for
beating his wife.
Theopallus Lucas was sent to Jail for thirty
days for trying to steal load OF wood from
William P. Ford.
Nellie Bibo was committed to Jail for want
Of surety for assaulting John E. Taylor and
using obscene language in the street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-21

DEATH OF Mrs. DE-. WESDLrSGER.-Mrs.
DR.. A. Wendlinger (nee Brandy died yester-
day morning at hali-past O'Clock. after
lingering illness. The many friends of the
deceased and the public generally will regret
to hear of the untimely death of this young
and estimable lady, the music of whose
rich and delightful voice so entraneed our
people during the amateur operate season
of the Gesang-V erein Virginia last winter.
She was at one time valuable mem
Der of the Second Baptist Church choir
Her husband, Dr.. Arthur Wendinger, has
the sympathy of his friends and acqualnt"
ances in this his second sttlictlon within a
brief space OF time, their infant and only
child having died about two months since.
Her funeral will take place to-mor row
Sunday afternoon at balf-past 8 O'Clock
from Grace cnurch, corner OF Foushee and
Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-21

GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION oN.-Who does
not enjoy moonlight excursion on the
especially on our own beautiful river
The splendid covered barge Greenbush and
q fast steamer have been chartered for such
an excursion, which will take place on Tues,
day night next T. he steamer leaving the Oid
Dominion wharves, ut Rockets, (at o'clock.
A brass and string band has been engaged lor
the occasion, and there will bea dancing and
nromenade concert. Good order will be en-.
forced, and omhlbuses and carriages WIN
leave Gsrber's office, S26 Main street, at 3
O'Clock for the excursion, and meet the party
at Rockets when they return. What coula
be more enjoyable than such an excursion
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