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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-25

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rerrnns dc1irons nf purchasing
building lots on llallwin's addition
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Brown, nj his oillse over Harkrr's
hardware store. who is authorized 10
nuke contracts for tho sale III lots 10
suit purchasers. Cynrs BALDWIN.
cr.sco, April b, 1877.
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-10-18

Col. Brown, our candidate for
State Senator, is defeated by 252
majority in the district. His op-
ponent, Mcdonald, had 4O3 majority
in Ross county, while Bishops ma
jority for Governor was 639-show-
ing that Col. Brown ran 236 ahead
Of his ticket in his own county. His
majority in this county was I51, or
14O more than that of West for Gov
ernor. 1t Will thus be seen that he
ran 376 votes ahead of bis ticket in
the district. Had the Republicans
of Ross done their duty, be would
have been reelected by a handsome
majority, but when 597 of them
staged at home, as shown by com
parison with the vote of last fall,
while only 172 Democrats did the
same thing, his defeat was inevitable
We deeply regret the result, but are
glad the responsibility for it does
not lie at the doors of the Republi.
cans of Highland.
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Personals.

LAny of our readers, who may wish to have their
visiting friends mentioned IN our local columns,
are invited to send US the necessary facts before
Monday evening Of each week. This applies not
only 10 our toa1n- readcrs, but also those in the
country, VINO may address US by letter or postal
card.-Ed.l
Bro. Raper, of the Chinicothc Gazette, was
among the Ross countysns who visited our Fair
on Saturday.
Miss Minnie Morrow, OF Winchester, Adams
county, is visiting in the family of her uncle J. P
Morrow, of Greenfield.
Mr.. John NJ. Hennis, step-son Of Mr.. s. E. Brat
tin, Of Greenfield died at the residence Of the lat
ter, last Friday night, after brief illness.
Mrs, jenkins Manker, formerly of this place {;
also Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Duff and family, of Clay
City ILL.,, are visiting the family of Mr. T. J.
Rogers, and other relatives and friends.
Capt. Sam Amen, with his wife, daughter and
son, started for Hot Springs, Ark, this morning
Tuesday to try the benefit Of the famous waters.
Mr.. Frank Billingham, Of Greenfield, formerly
Of HllsbOro, spent few days here during the
Fair, with his mother and sister. He returned to
Greenfield on Monday.
Mr.. Samuel Evans has bought the property Of
INT laLG -uAes DuulallI Ou DOuLu L1lBu street, anu
is enlarging and remodelingi it in elegant style.
Esq. Wash Doggett has been confined 10 his
house for two or three weeks past, by Sickness
but is now improving slowly, and we hope he will
soon be about again.
Miss Josie Reeves, Of Murdoch, Warren county,
has returned to Hillsboro on visit, after an alb
sence Of several years. She is the guest of Miss
Canie Shepherd.
Mr.. George Neely, formerly an attache of the
News Office, now of the Cincinnati Enquirer, was
in town during the Fair and gave US a call.
Miss Eva Adams, of New Lexington, has been
visiting here for about week past, the guest of
Miss Minnie Cook.
Miss Holmes, of Newport, KY, is visiting her
friend, Miss Josie Barrers, on East Walnut street.
Miss Jessie Miller, of Winchester, Adams county,
is visiting at the residence of her uncle, Mr. Ed.
De BruiD, on East street.
Mrs. Lucien Daniels, of OIL City, Pa, is visiting
at the residence Of Mr.. Jno. 2. LeFevre in Green
field.
Rev. Mr.. Bowen, rector of St. MarysP P E. church,
is spending few weeks in the East for the benefit
Of his health.
Miss Annie Rogers, Of CoviDgton, KY, a former
teacher in the Highland Institute is visiting at the
residence Of Mrs. Price, East Main street.
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IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN TOBACCO.-
Many grocerynen and other dealers
in tobacco are in the babit of cutting
plugs Of tobacco up into small pieces
and retailing them from cases jars,
&C., which is a technical violation Of
the internal revenue laws. The law
allows retail dealers to sell only from
packages properly stamped TObas-
co can only be retailed from stamped
packages, and to. sell it otherwise
than from the original stamped pack
ages makes it liable to seizure Per
emptory orders are issued to revenue
agents and deputy collectors Of IN
ternaI revenue to seize al tobacco
not found in stamped packages.
Penalties are inflicted for not de-
stroying stamps on cigar boxes as
soon as empEed. If all engaged IN
the sale Of tobacco and cigars rssd
this and comply with the raqu
ments, they viii save money and
trouble.
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A Golden Meddine.

One of those rare and interesting
events, a "golden wedding, was Gel
ebrated at the house of the parties in
Mahaska CO., Iowa, on the Attn inst.
On the the 4th of September,
1927, Mr.. Joseph P. Wright and
Miss Catherine Barrett, were united
in marriage in Highland county, Ohio.
There they contiued to reside until
the year 1864, when they removed
to their present home, in Mahaska
CO., Iowa.
On the 4th of September last, the
5Oth anniversary of their welded
life, some thirty of their of their for
ty-nine living descendants, compris
ing children and grandchildren,
gathered beneath the family roof
tree, to present their congratulations
and receive the parental benediction.
It was one of those pleasant fami-
ly reunions which tend to &C.
ment the ties of kindred and sweeten
the joys of life. The Rev. J. Gil
more made a congratulatory address,
and invoked on the assemblage the
blessings of the God of families,
There were many substantial gifts
presented. The weather was all that
could be desired. The day was
pleasantly spent in social converse.
The past was lived over again. Mu-
sic, vocal and instrumental, lent its
charms to add to the interest of the
occasion, "Don't Forget the Ole
Folks" was sung with happy effect
In the evening the company sat down
to a bountifuI repast. All felt that j
was a day well spent.
Mr. WughG was long fuIlDg q
der in the U. P. congregation o
Fall Greek, Highland County, o., anc
now is an active and efficient ruling
elder in the .. P. congregation o
Unity, Iowa.
Time has left its traces on tn
bride and groom Of so years age
but withal they are well preserved
It is the earnest prayer Of love,
and loving ones that they may b
long spared, and that life's evening
| may be to them all radiant with lit
and hope. II.
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EPILEPSEY.
NOTICE,

UESSE MCPHERSON, an absc0nding debtor
- whOser place Of residence is uukuOWn, viii
take notice that Thomas w, Morrison, OF the
county of Fayette, Ohio, did on the 5th day OF
September, 1877, file his petition in the Court OF
Common Pleas within and for the county OF Hlgl-
land, in the State of Ohio, against him. the salu
Jesse Mcpherson, setting forth that he, said Jesse
Mcpherson as principal and said Thomas w. Nor
rison as his surely, on the 18th day Of February,
IsTT. executed and delivered to N. W. Hardy, their
promissory note, for the sum Of s250.00, payable
on the first day Of January, ISIS, with ten per
cent. interest from date, and asking that he may
be iudemniied by the judgment Of said Court
from loss or damage by reason Of his said surety
ship for said defendant, and for Judgment against
him for the amount of said note with the interest,"
thereon. And the said Jesse 8iePhersOn IS further
notified that an order of attachment has been sueq
out in said action, and the same has been levied
uDon the following -personal property Of said
Jesse Mcpherson, -tO-wit: Thirty l31) acres Of
corn i'm the ield. standing on the farm lately oc'
Cupied by said Mcpherson i'm said county OF hlgn-
land: and the said jesse Mcpherson Is nouneq
that he is required to appear and answer sald pet
ton on or before the third Saturday after the mrs
day Of November, A. ID. ISL. ,-,--c,-
Sept. II, 1871. THOMAS w. MOflhlSOl.
MArTHEWs & HUGGISs, Attys. sepzJWt
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Home Correspondence.
Pricetown.

The election is over. The Demo
Gratis here stuck close to their tick
ct, but owing to some dissatisfac-
ton, some of our people proved
treacherous, hence the scratching Of
our county tickss But all honor to
the noble men of the party who were
not actuated by mere pecuniary con
sideration, but worked from princi-
pie. We are beaten in the State,
and calmly submit.
The County Fair is spoken Of by
our people as a fine affair and a
grand success. The managers may
well be proud Of their work.
The farmers here aEe in good cheer.
Digging potatoes is the next work on
the list. There was large crop
planted and they are Of good quality,
but the yield is small. Husking corn
and feeding hogs are also claiming
attention. Hogs are healthy and
improving finely. No cholera that
I hear Of.
The removal of Elder J. w. Ruble,
from Pricetown to New Vienna, has
left a vacancy in our community that
will be hard to fill He is a kind,
Christian gentleman, and we con-
gratulate our friends at Vienna,
knowing that our loss will be their
gain, and we hope the connection
may be both pleasant and profitable.
Our citizens were startled this
morning q3th) on hearing that an
unknown man had been shot near
Hollowtown. Mr.. George Ivens, on
returning from the Fair about s
o'clock last night, discovered him
lying at the road side, before life
was extinct. A revolver was found
lying near by, with two barrels
empty, and little over three dollars
in money was found on his person.
The Coroner's jury found a verdict
that he came to his death by shoot
ing by some person unknown.
Mr.. Jas. Barger, Jr. claims to have
cut 49 shocks of corn, 10 hills square,
in hours. If anyone can beat that
let us hear from him.
Mrs. Mary J. EyIer, formerly a
resident of this place, but now Of
Richland CO., Ills) is here, visiting
friends.
The work on the pixies is progress
ing rapidly. On the Corner House
and Pricetown road 1 mile is nearly
finished, and it expected to finish
the whole next year. The work on
both roads is being done at much
less than was expected, and Capt
Dawson has been vindicated, while
I am ON THE WING.
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A RArHrR MrsrEn1ous AErA1R.-

A RATHER MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR
A man named Armstrong, a tenant
on the farm of Esq. West in Penn tip.
came into camp of movers near
the Clear Creek bridge, 2 miles north
of town, one night week before last,
with his head badly fractured. He
became unconscious almost immedi-
ateIy and before he could tell what
had happened to him. Hewas iden-
tilted next day and taken home where
be is now slowly recovering, under
skillful medical treatment, but has
not yet become sufficiently rational
to tell how he got into the condition
in which he was found. He had been
in town the day before, but no one
has yet been found who seems to
know how he received such severe in
juries. Tt is to be hoped the mystery
will soon be unraveled.
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SUPPOSED SU1c1DE.-Our Hollow
town correspondent sends US an nc
count of a supposed suicide in that
vicinity, which will be found in an
other column. Since his letter was
written, we learn that the body of
the unfortunate man was disinterred
on Sunday night, and recognized by
his uncle, as that of Henry Hender-
son, of the neighborhood of vii
liamsburg, Clermont county. He
was unmarried, aged about %, and
had been missing for some time.
His uncle, hearing Of the discovery
of the body near Hollowtown, came
to see if he could identify it. He re-
turned home on Monday, taking
the remains with him.
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tn Tourists.

No portion Of the continent of America
presents so much of grandeur, beauty and
marvellous interest to the Tourist as the
famous Rocky Mountain region of East
ern Colorado, in the vicinity of the beauti-
full City Of Denver. The magnifcence Of
the mountain scenery is equaled only by
that Of Switzerland, and many Tourists
from abroad have pronounced Colorado
scenery superior even to that of the Alps
The popular resorts in the mountains,
famed alike for their grand surroundings
and their magical waters, are daily becOm-
ing recognized as the most delightful in
America for either health or recreation.
Hundreds of people, tired of the resorts of
the East, are going to spend the summer
in the grand old Rocky Mountains amid its
charming parks, majestic snow-olad peaks,
grand canons, clear sky and magic atmos
phere. The popular Kansas Pacific Rail
wav, with its steel rails and automatic air
brakes, is the favorite Tourist Route, and
the only line running Pullman cars from
Kansas City to Denver. Low round trip
rates from all Eastern cities. Descriptive
Tourist Circulars, Maps and Guides sent
free, upon application to the General Pas
senger Agent, Kansas Pacific Railway,
Kansas City, Mo. jy16tc
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V1OToR PoTAToEs.-Mr. Nimrod
Cummins, of this vicinity, has pre-
sented us about a peck Of this new
variety Of Potatoes, originating in
Pennsylvania, for which he received
a premium at the Fair. They are OF
large size, smooth, early, very pro
ductive, keep well, and are mealy
and of excellent favor when cooked.
Mr.. Cummins raised AZ bushels on
20 rods Of ground, Of poor quality,
being at the rate of 1856 bushels to
the acre. He will supply those who
want them for seed, at 81 per peck,
or Is cents per lb. Orders left at
Scott & Roads grocery Will be
promptly filed.
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As well As the emphatic endorsement Of persons
-esDonsibe, and the medical profession prove oe-
vo1d doubt that an experienced specll-l7t nay 10y
he successful in cases that have oene1 Llt SAN Oh
.-,-,a-oT rrarffrf0ners
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1I5F E5ETEsER
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Advertising Rates.
From and after January s, 1875, the Rates Of Ad-
vertising in this paper WilIbe as follows:

The above scale Of prices is for ordinary single
column display advertising. Solid Legal, Official
and Tabular advertisements win be charged at the
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work so per cent. extra.
SPECIAL NOTICES, advertisements in other than
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LOCAL NoTIoEs-I6 cents per line for first, and 8
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OBITUARY NOTICES tother than simple announce
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OCIOTO VALLEY RAILWAY.
Change of Time-May IA, 1877.

GOING SOUTH.-No. / (AIai) leaves Columbus
ct 9:lO A. NJ arrives at CrCeviIe at lO:45 at King
ston at ll:l0and at ChillicOthe at ll45 A. NJ No.
Accommodation leaves Columbus at 3:45 A. NJ, ar
rives at Circeville at $50 A. NJ, at Kingston at
7:40 A. NJ and at ChiicOthe at s:45 A. N. No. 5
(EEpress) leaves Columbus at $40 P. NJ, arrives st
Crceville at $40 at Kingston at 6;S9, and at Chill
hcothe at I:1O P. NJ.
GOING NORTH.-SO. 2 (Express) leaves Chill
lcothe at :45 A. NJ, arrives at Kingston at sl9 at
Circlevlle at S:45 and at Columbus at 1000 A. n.
No. (AccommOdatiOn) leaves ChillicOthC at 9:4O
A. NJ, arrives at Kingston at 1923, at CirClevile
at ll:tl A. M.1 and at Columbus at 2.2O P. NJ No.
l1lalD leaves ChicOthe at 2s5S p. NJ, arrives at
lumbus at 5:O5 P. NJ
FB-Trains on the NJ. & C. R. R. make close
connection at ChilicOthe with trains for Columbus
and intermediate points.
The Valley Road connects at Columbus with the
network Of roads at that point, leading in al di-
rections. GEORGE D. CHAPMAN,
General Manager.
J. B. PETERS, Supt. iul4tf
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San Jacinto Mountain,
Aug II, 1877.

Are you-a despohdent sufferer from Sick
Headache. HabffuaI GOstveness, Palplta-
ton of the Hearth Have you Dizziness of
the Head ? Is your Nervous System de-
pressed? ? Does your Blood circulate bad
iv? Have you a Cough2 Low Spirits ?
Coming up of the food after eating &c,
&c. All Of these and much more are the
direct results Of Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant and Indigestion. GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER is now. GllnOWledged by all Drug
gists to. be a positive s1re. 2s40O,OO bot
ties were given away in the q. s. through
Druggists to the people zas 3 trial + Two
doses wiz satisfy any person Of its wonder
full quality in curing all forms Of Iudlgesl
ton. Sample bottles 10 cents. Regula-
size IS cents. Sold positively by all frs-r
class Druggists in the U. 5 jul4tceow
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S. J. & P. R. R.-The Waverly

S. J. & P. R. R.-The Waverly
Republican of last week says;
Work on the S. J. & P. goes
on steadily; ballasting progressing
from Waverly to jackson, between
which points freight and passenger
cars run regularly. A turn-table is
constructed opposite the toll-gate on
the old pike. Rucker has graded to
within seven miles of Bainbridge,
and sixty men are working between
Washington @. H. and Greenfield.
A directors meeting, said to be g
very important one, has been called
to meet at Springfield, and probably
was held yesterday, wednesday,
We hope to furnish the result in oul
next.
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Excursions 10 The Rocky
Mountains.

The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail
road has arranged with the various rail-
road lines in the country for special round
trip rates to the Rocky Mountains, and
has secured the following rates to Denver,
Colorado Springs, Canon City, Pueblo and
return from Kansas City and Atchison,
S45; St. Louis, $50; Chicago, S65 ;
Quincy, $50; Cincinnati, S65; Buffalo,
S75, and correspOndingly low rates from
all points east, north and south. These
tickets are good for 80 days and to stop al
all stations west of the Missouri river,
Tickets are on sale at all principal stations
throughout the country. This is the new
route to Denver through the garden o.
Kansas and Colorado. Send for maps
circulars, time tables, ETC., to
T. j. ANDERSON,
Gen. Pass. Agent, Topeka, Kan.
au9tc
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ScIoTo VALLEY R. Rowing to
insurmountable obstacles, Mr.. Chap
man failed to complete the road
from Portsmouth to Chillicothe by
the 1st of October, but the papers
say there is no doubt the cars will
be running between the two points
by the 1st of November.
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The Democrats made a clean
sweep in Ross county, with the ex-
ception Of county auditor. The Re
pubHcans claim their candidate, Esk-
er, is elected by 2 majority. The
Democratic 'Returning Board, how
ever, by manipulating the returns,
gave the certificate to the Demo
cratic candidate, and there will be
a contest in the courts.
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About 10000 Ohio Republicans
played possum" last week, and now
the foolish Democrats think they are
all deadi You'll find it mighty
lively corpse" next fall, or we miss
our reckoningl
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Trees in five years make from 30 to
so feet in height.
Westminster is 5 miles from the
Pacific ocean. It has fourishing
Presbyieran and Methodist churches.
HoRegar, Z should not advise q poor
man or a professional man to come
here unless he is diseased. But to
a person who has lung disease I
would say, @Come, by all means
come. Health IS worth more than
money. My health is greatly in
proved.
Lam now spending p few weeks in
hunting, testing, Sc, on the San
Jaein5o Mountain, San Diego CO.,
the highest peak Of which is 11,4OO
above sea leYeLI Yours s,.
FROM SICILY.
San Jacinto Mountain,
Aug. II, 1877.
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Charley Hirn, formerly of this
city, now of Greenfield, and George
Doggett, of the latter place, had a
match of trap shooting last week.
They each had eleven birds, single,
at q yards rise, DOggett got 9, and
Him got 8 birds, which is pretty
good for both.-TChil. ADV.
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All of our city exchanges report
the fall trade in all lines of business
better than it has been for many
years. The orders from all parts of
the country are coming in.