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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1876-12-28
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOR 1877.
TWENTIETH YEAR.


The publishers have the pleasure OF ar.nounc1rg
the following attractive features o. the ATLANTIC
for 1877.
unrsual number of Poems, and ,-
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL. John g.. VEIL, Eli,
TIER. and OLIVER WENDELL HOLM sS VIII
also furnish p9ePs Poetry may re SB1 5e eGr9d a5S
other well-known Atlantic poets.
T. b. ALDRICH will contribute story IN h'ree
parts and CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, J-'s
a series of papers on Colonial History.
W. ID. HOWELLS viii publish Two Stories N
Dramatic Form. of three numbers each, noaca
feature in magazine literature. Mr.. HoweHs N1in
also furnish some charming essays Oh New Eng
land Country Life.
MARK TWAIN will he frequent contributor:
MRS. KEMBLE'S chapters of "Old Woman's Cos
sip will extend through considerable portion
of the year, and win continue TO furnish delight
ful pictures of places and people she has seen
CHARLES HALE will write few brief papers on
G. p. LATBRoP. Author of "a Study of Haw-
thorne," several Essays on American Authors
VALUABLE SERIES OF PAPERS
On various professions and employmeuts win be
furnished by distinguished writer's, and VIII de-
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ply at this Office. nov1etf
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The Highland Democracy will Sin,
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Nearly all our dealers report a bet
ter holiday trade than last year.
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'srHE undersigned has this day been duly ap-
pointed and qualified as Administrator Of the
Estate of Anthony Haller, late of Highland coun-
ty, Ohio, deceased. JOHN W. KIBLER.
December %, 1876. deczSw3t
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Say do You want u Cheap
Shawl, goto B. j. HARRIS.
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afford to and does tell the trnth abont all
I-IT Is IMPARTIAL AND INDEPENpENI.
Believing in intelligent suffrage it aims to furnish
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TALLY REPUBLICAN. 1t may quarrel in The
future as il has done in the past, with errors ci
Republican leaders or cOrruptions In the hepuDl-
can party but il can never cease To De true 20 ne
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~HERIPFS SALE.
Arthur Noble, Plaintiff,

Arthur Noble, Plaintiff,
versus
Joseph T. Henderson, ct al. Def'ts.
By virtue uf an order oi sale issued in the above
stated case from the Court of Common Pleas of
Highland County, Ohio. and to me directed, will
expose and offer for sale at Public Auction, at the
door of the Court House in Hisboro, Highland
County, Ohio,
On Saturday, Jun. 20, A. ID. 1877,
at one O'Clock P. NJ, the following described Real
Estate, to-wit: situate in Concord Township, High
lard County, Ohio:
Beginning at stone, the southeast corner to the
land of Isaac Greathouse, and running thence
with one of his lines n. so deg. w. "a poles !
links to stone in the center of the Maysvlle
Road, the " f.. corner of the land of Henry Will
kin /; thence with one of his lines S. ~ poles to
the line n. of ]. w. Henderson's house; run
ming with the north fence of said land E. ~ poles,
corner to the School House lot thence n. polee,
E. 81 l. on poles n. IL poles TO the place of begin
ning-containInG L acres, more or less.
Appraised at SEQ.
Terms Cash on dare of sale.
W. c. NEW ELL, Sheriff H. Co, o.
Dec u. 1876 deC2 v5I6S
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Boots! Boots. =!

B. J. HARRIS is selling Boots,
At S2.25 worth So. 80.
At SO. 25 worth $780,
At $500 worth 5000.
{ Gall and see them. dec2Iw3
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All kinds of Dry Goods.

Notions, &c., cheaper than the cheapest,
dec2iwS at B. J. HARRIS.
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What about the Public Library?
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II You Want fsarraius

In Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, go to B. ]. HARRIS.
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Tw0-Line Notices inserted in this
column once for 25 cents. Three times for
% cent. If
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"Unquestionably the best sustained work of the
kind in the World"
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Administrators Notice,

TENHE undersigned WAS the 3Jth October
d 1876, duly appointed Administrator of the
Estate of Margaret b. Perrill, late of Highland
CO., Oiio. deceased. THOS. E. GEO RGE,
Dec. 16. 1876 dec 2Sw3f
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We sell all One DoIIar.Patens
Medicines
Tor S5 Cents Cash.
SEYBERT d CO.,
Druggists,
Smiths New Building, Browns Old Stand,
Hillsboro, Ohio. noy2tf
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A Great Variety Of Toys. Vas
es, Smoking Sets, Toilet Sets, China Box
es, &c. at j. NJ. HIESTAND'S.
novSOtf
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WAN Ed

$4,000 Bushels of Corn.
For which we will pay the highest market
price. MILLER & QUINN.
dec14tf
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New Advertisements.
II. COLLINS. A. HARMAN
Collins Chairman,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
A. HARMAN.
Administrators Notice.

Office over Evans h Ferris Bank, Hi lsboro, Ohio
Notary Public in the Office. dec2sy1
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FALL, 1876.
We-Make a speciaIty

of Hamburg Embroideries Come and see
styles and prices.
mY1sf s. E. HIB3EN 4 SON.
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1 END 2ic to @. P. RoWELL & co, New York.
- for Pamphlet of 100 pages, containing lists OF
$40 newspapers, and estimates showing cost Oh
advertising. decl4m6GPh@co
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AVS FILL s
Invariably cure the following diseases:
Disorder of the Kidneys.

In all diseares affecting these organs, whether
they secrete too much or too little water; or
whether they be afflicted with stone or gravel, or
with sches and pains settled in the Ions over the
regions of the Kidneys these Pills shcid be taken
according to the printed directions, and the Olnt-
ment should he wei rubbed into the small OF the
back at bed time. This treatment will give almost
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1877.
THE QUARTERLY REVIEWS
Blackwood's Magazine.

Al BARCLAY ST, NEW YORK,
Continue their authorized Reprints of the
FOUR LEADING QUARTERLY REVIEWS.
EDINBURG REVIEW, (UIfg),
LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, (Conssrratire),
WESTMINSTER REVIEW, (LiberaD,
BRITISH QUAl.TERLY REVIEW, (ErangelicaD,
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TOWN G GeuNgRY.
Advertisements

for the News must be handed in not later
than o'clock Tuesday morning.
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Fine skating.
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j. M. HIESTAND

Is now receiving full line of Orockery,
China, Holiday Goods, &C., Direct from
New York. nov30tf
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The Cheapest Cassimeres
to be had at b. ]. HARRIS.
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For Cheap Millinery Goods.
go to
B. J. HARRIS. Great reduction in price.
dec21w3
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For Cutaneous Disorders,

And all eruptions of the skin, this Ointment Is
most invaluable II does not heal externally alone,
but penetrates with the most searching effects to
the very root of the evil
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LIVE STOCK
RETAIL PRICES OF GROCERIES & PRODUCE.

Groceries and other articles retail from stores at
the following prices:
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-10-11
Some of his Religions Arguments.
(From his volume entitled q The Gods and
other Lectures,)

From his volume entitled 4 The Gods and
other Lectures,)
AS we are called up to worship such
God to get upon our knees and tell
him that he is good, that he is merci-
full, that he is Just, that he is love.
We bare asked to stile every noble
sentiment of the soul, and to trample
under foot all the sweet charities of
the heart. Because We refused to stul-
tify ourselves-refuse to become liars
we are denounced.
Let the people hate, let the God
threaten-we will educate them, and
we will despise and defy him.
The book called the Bible is filled
with passages equally horrible, unjust
and atrociOus. This is the book to
read in at schools in order to make our
children loving, kind and gentle This
Is the book to be recognized in our
Constitution as the source of all author
ity and justice
Strange that no one has ever been
prosecuted by the church by thinking
God bad, while hundreds of millions
have been destroyed for thinking him
good.
All that is necessary to convince any
reasonable person that the Bible is
simply and purely of human invention
is to read as you would any other
book think of it as you would any 9th.
err; get the bandage of reverence from
your eyes, then read the holy Bible,
and YOU will be amazed that you ever
for one moment, supposed a being Of
infinite wisdom, goodness, and purity
to be the author of such ignorance and
of such atrOcity!
Who can wOrshipsuch a God Who
can bend the knee to such monster
Who can pray to such fiend?
This proves the material universe tC
be infinite. If an infinite universe has
been made out Of an infinite God, how
much of the God is left?
From such a God, why should maj
expect assistance Why should he fal
upon his knees and implOre phantom
"a phantom that Is deaf, and duml
and blind
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Wanted, An Appetite.

A ''family doctor" contributes an ex-
cellent article under this caption to
"Caswell's Family Magazine" and
summarizes his advice, especially for
the guidance of those who are confined
for long hours in close rooms, in towns
or cities, in the following few simple
rules: 1. Rise early-not later than
seven in summer and halfpast in win
ter.
2. On no account neglect the daily
matutinal bath, either tepid or cold,
soaping the whole body and finish off
with a rough towel; then take time to
dress.
5. If weakly, don't go out on an
empty stomach, but give yourself time
after breakfast for good long walk in
the open air.
4. Eat what you have a mind to
for breakfast, but it is just as well to
remember that eggs are more digesti-
bic lightly boiled, and chops under
done. If your digestion is weak. the
tea ought to be so too, but plenty of
milk won't hurt.
5. Always eat leisurely and masti-
cate the food well. Aerated or stale
(two-day-old) bread is better than new.
6. If engaged all day it is much
better to have luncheon and defer din
ing until work is over.
7. pray you avoid alchohOlic
stimulants.
s. A cup of pure good coffee is an
excellent appetizer before dinner, but
is positively injurious after.
9. Ones dinner should be slowly
partaken of, and so abundant as to
cause one to feel afterward on good
terms with himself and all the world.
"Unquiet meals make bad digestions.
10. Avoid taking medicine as q
rule unless under dire necessity.
IL. Good rest at night is indispens
able if you would have good appe
tite and live long. Narcotics are med
icated death. Earn your nights res
by plenty of exercise in the open air
by the magic of the matutinal tub, anC
by moderation and temperance in al
things.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-10-11
Gossip From Caneyville.
BY DORA DELL.

Editors Herald:
Miss LTDE DEwEsE spent few hours
in town last week, some young man
did not forget to black his boots and
put on his sweetest looks. Call again
Miss Lide.
Mr.. JAP WILSON has put up a new
gate. Look out Jap, the girls are
coming.
j. r. BOND has gone into the drug
business.
wEDDISGl WEDDING y WEDDINGS y!
J. r. TILFoRD leaves next week for
Houston, Texas, where he will remain
for some time.
Left for his home in Muhlenberg
county on Friday last, Mr.. r. D..
WELBoRN, he has the best wishes of
his Caneyville friends, especially the
young ladies.
Nav happiness thy brow entwine,
May peace thy pathway strew.
May every earthly bliss be thine,
Adieu. adieu, fond adieu.
TO THE YOUNG LADIES OF CASEYyILLE.
When you so to get married don't be in
haste,
In choosing an own partner to suit your
own taste,
But wait awhile longer don't be in a
pet,
And always remember there's time
enough yet.
For when you are single, you know you
are tree.
But when yos get married, bound you
will be.
| had rather be an old maid and live at
my ease,
Than to have quarrsLsoms husband to
please.
So I will end my discourse by saying tc
| YOU,
Do not marry too young whatever you
do,
But enjoy all the pleasures of a single
lite,
Before you consent to be any mans
wife.
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THE SWEETEST NAME.

The name of mother! sweetest name
That ever fell on mortal ear.
The love of mother MightIcst love
Which Heaven permits to flourish here
Dissect a mothers heart and see
The properties 1t doth cUntaIn-
What pearls OF love what gems Of hope
4 mothers Eeart beats on IN vain,
The words of mother when they flow
In loves true rhetoric from her lips,
The meteor stars OF sin and shame
Are lost amid bright eclipse;
And when we walk the glltterlng path
Wherein temptations OFT we see,
q, then we realize how strong
The power OF mother . love can be.
A mothers love. il never wanes;
What If her Toy an migrate seems!
The beauty of that wondrous love
Around the thankless offspring beams
Though in the path Of shame he walks
Though crime hath driven him to tn,
Bowl,
A mothers care can yet avail
A mothers prayer may win his soul.
What heart like mothers can forgive
The pecadillous OF our yOuth2
What Land like hers can lead us back
From sin TO innocence and truth?
o, name OF mother! saeeteet name
That ever fell on mortal ear;
o, love Of mother. Mlshtiest love
That Heaven allow to flourish here.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-10-11
Should Women Vote,

Why should not women vote? asks
Danbury Baily. They are far more
practical than men, and practicability
is what we need in politics if We need
it anywhere. Mr.. Marshalls expert
ence is illustrative of this phrase of the
female character. Mr. Marshall's reg
iment held its reunion in Danbury on
Monday. The day opened with clear
sky and bright sun. Mr.. Marshall
was highly elated. After breakfast
he made ready to go down to meet
the boys as they came in on the train.
He got out on the stoop, and taking a
look over the broad expanse ofsunlight,
exultingly said to his wife, who was
standing in the door:
What a glorious day, Maria, for
the reunion of the gallant band. How
anxious 1 am to see the boys, to look
into their eyes, to take them by the
hand, to listen to their dear voices.
Again we shall in the spirit face the
foe. again We shall storm the line Of
bayonets, again we shall press forward,
shoulder to shoulder, in the glare Of
the fearful contest"
Mr.. Marshall stopped speaking. His
eyes were lifted dreamily to the hori
zOn, beaming with new light, while
his face flushed with pride. Then hi;
wife softly murmured:
Don't forget to stop in at MerrilPs
Tom; there is not a potato in The
house."
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Buford, KY, Oct 5, 1876.

WITH BRAINs-Brains are always
valuable in all enterprises and occupa-
tons, but they produce better result IN
farming than any thing else. As an
illustration between farming with or
without brains, the Massachusetts, Plough
man gives the following: 1.-TWO men,
both of correct habits, both industri-
Gus, settled on farms adjoining; each
had about the same landed area. The
one had his farm given him the other
bought his, and paid 500 down and a
mortage note for the balance. Twen-
ty years afterward found the gift
farm checked with mortgages and the
occupants compelled to move off. The
other had paid for his farm in full, ed
ucated three boys, and had a respecta.
BILE sum of money in mortgage notes.
Both stuck to the farm; but the diff
ference was evident. One put good
share of brains into his plans the
other Earmed it blind"