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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-14

WAs!ilSGrOS, u. C.. NpremJsr a. 1876
take pleasure in expressing my entire conf
oence IN the responsibility and f,ieIity Of the
& Co., Of this CITY. >: 49,. .N
GEO. H. Is. WHITE
(Cdshier 0fthe National .Nekrou0litn,a Bnukl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-11-01

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- G;ne Der uiisi;f fen gsratbIdaf ftsn
aaf Der 6drm iii elm !Gani4as g8assn.
Gs erpbt 81 sfabr

wenn jene 9eWStnii@ itdtiaen Flsiusn Sraaut,
bic Nsrra ibge QlHiats psrnadldllsen un0
trGSe peTtsn. VerIs!tanJ, !, Yriabt' lbe 0ranf-
hrit." GiGtetes ane aHosre sefabrIide 1ranf<
beiten Fno bic 5Ulsc Ger Nabl1iIefeit, biels
llnIlati9fsit cu,h msticinilds Mittsl sm beilen.
gHenn Die brami9tisem Gunitirnsn Der Niersn
unSpailanbis Ssrri9trt msrben, tebirfen jsne
Srsane tr Mnrrsuns, unb tas bsfmSstide
@fittel bisIar 1T - ba Is leinen Dienf pbne
Iufreisung teyleltsn serriGtet - Son.iter's 8
Waser6l!tfrs, tas III gcrbinbuns nit feinen
ftarfsnren unb abfIbrenben gissntsiten mertb-
ppae GissniGaftsn ais Gin oarnmittsl bcEst,
SpprbI bic Nieren ME bic 5arnblaie merben
habnr9 eefarft unb bic arGftisfcit, bic es if
nen ertbe!t, unb bic milbe, ater mirflsme
@nrcsune, Die es ibnen SbatisFsit sewabrt 1T
bic tefmGslide @arantie sssen ibr aranfwer
ben. Oas gitters it nod it antsrpsitiser
5iuF9t ualdGstar, ba ss aa5smsine G9mGGs
GctGrmutierlsitsn JrDfelfsber DgspepIie,
geraepftbeit Giat &beumetismus uro antsre
Qeieen bei!t.
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WotpfrSi[Ae llebarletrna

go'ofnsiIae lletsrIesrns. SIN
eeutldsn 2lmtatlatt III cine Gsrpyonune
eiltbalten, bersn L. NblAnitt mGrtlih pia
io'st laHtet: uga fol- fir teiue perion se.
ifbl|d frlautt isin, JriiN!e uStr 8eerfn
innerba!b Der Stait WIl,pautee ,um 8sr>
faufa aus,ubisten oSsr aus3ulsuen, ansac>
npmmen 5abmsiii, cper nit bem Yu1bel
poer eil,sm 5tsIlmabe snes Yulbsl eemel,
fen, ,pie bisielben IN Der Gatelle fur Waa6e
fur trcdene Suttanse gelsb!iA fenseasut
tino, etsn|owsnis fol- es esltBliA erluubt
lsIn, Jriidats pcsr gfsren in Setahteln
opsr @efaBfn gu verfaufsn, aussenommen
io!de Oefabe entbalssn Gin SAP, einsn
guibei, ODER ioihss Gtsilmab zines 0u.
ibsl, ssn'db Ger 1atelis fur Maa6s !rude.
nss sDaarfn, rod III bsitinnt. pab bisie
See!;on iIh nittt auf Den gsrfauf bon tro.
dsnsn cerr prdicrpirtsa Graaten, wsltbe
~ ell1sm bsillmm!en Drsile 1as 5tiid unb
Die In3abl scrfauft tparnsn, ts;iebt."
Sries' re Rrdnt'!
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mid - waffsnlps - raid, einsa Motb,

mid - waffsnlcs - RAID, einsn NotS'
perbanp
Der Wirtb tatts hen tSAmiltsn 5elo'
jug ritSsmatAt nno mar aus eieeuer Gr
fabruas nit Der eritsn 8etanplun5 einea
Tsrwunceten Sertraut. Sbne weitere
Jrasfn gu tbun, 5eibaffts er ralt eeinfn
;eas gum Gsrbano uub mad,ts I;t ans
gBsrt, watyeab elmer Ger Wdnnsr am ,ur
0anb 9ius, elm sweitsr gum @r3t tecrbtEt
wurbe, een er e!ne 8;erteif!unne wfit auf,
,ufuhen bate.
Man trsnnts Gson's Glitper auf. @us
ter nidt sro5en DunDe .isleI!e maui.
baltIam bas glut, hsr rrtts eetsasausa
ibien unperiEsstar uno rer &ronfe wurae
;actrnos fbpGhsr. DIR gDirtb katte
BEN erlsn @srtanp eelAidt anssisst, Gep:,
Log iest srl66pft nit eelhloiisnsn Gusen
ba nann nabm er einsn Gdluf Rarfsn
Beinss, ZEN isin WFessr i9m an bic ep'
pm bratte, uno faiea Na rarauf wifpsr
su traitlsen NIT matier Stilnne fraste er
lsiie, bis waRn Der @r3t pptl bier lsne
tSnns.
Mau psrtrOltsts ism aui tie adhse 9aI,
&c Stnnne, uno aus unrubissm @bIum'
,ner fog isin erlolGsner Slid 3upsilsa psr'
lanasnb nah esr Stir.
guclitb Sifnete Hs it uab Der grie6nte
erihisn. Sur cine Sseunbe fcritts pas
ftbarfe Qaes res sreiien Nr3tes in eas fat
le Wntlis ecs esirsnesn, uno t'nsE eraits
bsbsntiiths 3ug trat in bem ieinissn bsr
scr, Ger Ftb anf unisr warmss 5cfftn
isutt .vis iarrsr 9teif auf srfte Gr0tlin5s
bl:itbea.
{8rrtffbans fristD
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iP' S.-S6 mub ss mcrssn batcn, Sie
[ennen |Dr|l bic Tplasu,"

= ueber BEN 600 bes penniplpanii den
ginlecIers 2ebmann erfibrt man 6plaens
bsS: Seit 40 Sabren butte er elm trails
RIGGS Giniieolerleben III Der @esemceu bon
6 2in9n'an's Sabre in Yenuiplpanisn se.
fiibrt. Gr lebte bon geeren, Triiaten
NIB Wilnpret uno nuroe iiter 50 Sabre
alt. Scr ieiner ginfeolersrrtts ftancen
eillise aoilanientiunle, mclde er lelbH
aelesrte. @r mar 5m oiclem 3pede aui
einen bieier gaumrieien getlettert unc
oann unsefaIr so SUP bod, berabseitar5t
Dobei Ware er 10 itmer perlest, baB sr
nlht tn islne Sole frieden fcnnte, uur
mu6te elnen Gas;laas auf blrbsr !Grns
lic3en. Bis itnsn mebtere Siaer fanoen
Der ansliidIihe @rejs itarb balp baraui
inter 9rcBen Sdme3en.
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Gtue &artc.

In Qus, psl1e an ben goIssn Ypn Sugsnb1in>
Den, Nsrv0isr Sbwdds, gnttrdftisuns. SerIuif
Der Ranasstraft ~ +. ~. leibsn, fenoe t D ~
frei Gin Mseept bas fie furirt. DiefeS sroBe
heiimititl murbe sun sinsm Ntf1cnar in SUB.
@merita snibtt,. Shttt Ella abbreIiirtss Convert
an @sY. 5D'eob 8. Sanlan, Station .. Bible
poufe. Yeip gorf City. 25,9tupaS
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- Wir babsn jett cine srcbe glusmabl
son Stapsl'C,p5cOe5 gu bjllisen Drelsn.
5erren' uno 5aatenaujiise, Sits, @dube,
Stefel mno alles Inrsre in bielem JaGe.
0ebr. Jrclf.
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- @ine alte 9eegerin murSe oieier Gage
in aanIas City gang Sufdljg tcot in ibre,
einIamen Siitte Sefunpen. GIe lpor uiele
SaNe ais Lante Getty" in Der lluscacnr
tefaunt sepcien, file tebanptete 1O9 Sabre
alt 3H Ieiu, uno luplte, mic att olten Sic
scriunen. WaIbin9ton sefannt battn
Sic nabrte I'D, ourd, Betteln, bei cen Re
germ Der llmSe1eueen gait lie aber aud
alS Sere, unit lie paSten, aus Nurdt pc'
ibr, sar niht in bic Siitte Der Srontel
en5utrsten. Wlan 9laubt paber, cas fl
9unBers Seftorben 1T. pa man feline Gpu
pon eebensnlitteln III per 5iitte sefunper
bat.
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- Gs bleitt in Der Tamilie. Gin
yssw g)crfer @sihaItsnann, Is. u. ga.
mont, mar inl Sabre 1873 nah elmer inl
Greiie ieiner 6reunbe i'm 6iftb 2(penue
!Sctsl fpcl ,usebrudten Naht ouf benz
Sentertrett einseihla len nno pcm britten
'Stcd bcratgefalen. Gr battc leiuer
gBittme iein Wrbnbau8 unr Gentralbabn.
9lttien i'm Wertbe rpn 100000 permadyt
mo gum 9erwaiter ees Yermb9enS ieimer
beieen ajHoer iciucn S4wa9er uno ieineu
Observation-Disclosures Geo. z. Vtume ct,
uannt. DieieS Wern,Sseu Der &ineer,
msIass vsrfaisesn, uaf $4,000 biz
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- Serer S}armer 1tbsint hem Sanias
Wa8en ben @cr5ug ~ esten.
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- Serren> unb Oamen. .Sdttel, fetn unt
bi(ia. Snabeul ldttsl fir S. bet Gsbr.
6roR.
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$4,000 ausesebcn rirp, bat nun ber
senannte Sntel III 8GrIenipcculaticncn
perseroet, uno bic 9tahrtdt oapon erre9te
in gSrientreiien icld,es stufieben, bab
erurle ben1erfbar beruutersinsen. Son
ben Sellu ttrascru irito iebod icce ndbere
InsfunIt permcisert unb audi 6err Ylume,
bem bic Ser8euOunS Der Witnoelselber
1nr 9alt selest piro, CAB auf bic All ibn
8eitellten Trasen I'M slusfunft rie grspi.
oeruns, bic seiammte 2(uselesenbeit sebe
nlcn'anh et,pos an; e8 banple fid1 babel
nur I'M Jau,itienanaeleaenbeiteu
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11
THE GREAT SUSPENSION BRIDGE
ne Ownership. The Dimension Of its Parts,
and is Probable Iost.
From tile Sunday News.

The work Oh the Brook lyn Suspension
Briape commenced on Jan. :. 1870. There
were $500. ono subscribed ty private stocks
holders, $4,000. 900 hy the city Of Brooklyn,
and 81 son. 900 by lie city Of New York.
Ofilie private subscription S3iO, 800 were
paid in. but this was returned with In.
terest 10 the stockholders last year on tile
assumption. Of the work by tie
two cities. The net Of the Legislature
now requires The bridge to tie finished hy
ajoint subscription Of New York aud
Brooklyn, IN the proportion from each Of
the original contribution, the latter to ray
twice the amount ofthe former The cost
ofihe bridge Il givenat nine millions. be-
sides the acquisition nf land; the latter ii
estimated nj three and half millions.
We put together u few Items concerning
this bridge:
Construction commenced Jan. 2, 1870.
Length of river span, | .595 feet inches.
Length of each lard span. $50 fect II 500
feet
Length of Brooklyn appmacl,, s7I feet.
Length IL New York approach, l,5G2
feet 6 inches.
Total length Of bridge. $3.50 feet.
Width or bridge. IS feet.
Number DC cableS. 4.
Diameter Of each cable, l5l inches.
Ench cable coi,sistsof {. 800 parallel (Rni
tMisledl steel wires. No. : gauge. closely
wrapped 10 solid cylinder.
Ultimate sireugli, Of each cni,le, II ,2OC
toms.
Depth Of tower foundation below high
water, Brooklyn, i5 feet
Depth nf tower foundation below high
wafer. New York, 7s feet.
size d towers At higa water line, l4Dx-
80 fret.
Size oftowes 1T roof course. lsjx5S
feet.
Totalhriglt oftowers above high water,
81 feet.
Clear height ofbrilge IN centre Of river
span above high water. at 80 deg. Eahi;
i35 feet.
Height Of floor at towers aLoy. higl,
waller, 10 feet inches
Grade Of roadway. 3. feet IN loo feet.
size of ancl,oragrs II l,ase, lagxlls feet.
Size .: anchorages NJ top, ll7xi04 feet.
Weight of each anchor pl ale. . tons.
Total cost OF bridge. exclusive oflaHl
acquisition, sg,O00,UnO.
Cost Of land. say ss.5OO,OO0.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11

gentleman, and certainly had n rightio
be treated ~ such by them. A third
complaint Is that tie interior of Nj.
Worih's salons ars, ~ animated md theat.
rical asa scene 1T the Theatre Francais;
but NIL salons III society are inorc or less
stages, and The only difference hr,ween
those nf The grandc monde and Wnrih's
i that IN tlle former lis customers and
not iiis employees arc The actresses. An
atmosphere ~ bon ton lervades lheplace
which il certainly very attractive to the
refined, .6.,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11
KITE. FLYING IN Japan.

Ufall the sports IL winch the boys III
Jarsn ainnse themselves. kite Hying seem.
10 afford The most fun and the most enjoy.
ment. Japsrese kitesare not plain ceifin
shaped bits 81 tissue paper. such as Amer
can bnys Az. They arc made o. tough pa.
Per stretched on light frames Of hamhoo.
and n all sltapes--sqnars. obions Or oval.
They ars also made ii initiate wildanimals
| have ofien seen a while menagerie IL the
air There were crying babies. hoys with
arms splsad out. horses. fishes. bits hawks
ertws. monkeys. snakes. dragons. besides
ships. carts. snd houses. Across anI be-
hind The top of the kite thin stripof whale
bono il stretched which hnms, buxzes. Or
sings high 10 tho cir like hnrly.gitdS or
. swarm of beetles. When lie boys 81 .
whole city are ous IL kite time. there Il
more music ii The air than Is Delighted.
Tie hawks and crows. aud other birds give
these real conn,crieiis vide berth. III
MY walks. aften was deceived when look.
inr up. unable 70 ,ell ~ first whether the
mosiag black SPOT IN the air was paper. or
4 real living creature. with beak. claws I;
and feathers.
The Japsnesc boys understand we'll how
% send . mrs~eneers' 10 the top of he
kite. aud how 10 en:nngIe each others
kns.. When they wish 20 they can cut
their rivals string and send their proud
prize aniiering % ihs eroand To DO this
they take about ten feet 81 the string. near
tile end. dip u ~ glns aud then into paw.
dered bits Of glass. making a malitnde u
tiny hlales sharp A. rszas. and lsok.
ing whom marniGe,l. like the top Of wall
IL which broken bottle. have been sci Il
keep oil climbers. When two parties oi
bcys Hrree to have phper war near %,
clouds they raiss their Kites and then a.
tempt to cross the strings The most skil.
f,l bry swr uG With glass cav. the oOrd
Il biz aotsgoaiss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11
A BARGAIN WHICH MADE HAYES
PRE- iDENT.

Z y ! i F
Tho New York Sua says: II il now es.
tablshed hy unquertioned evidence ,hatth
inal competition IL the electoral count and
The declaration bs Congress Of the result
determined By tie Electoral Comnissien.
WIS accomplished through bargan nsde
between Charles Foster and Stanly Mat
tAews uf Ohir. as representatives Of Mr..
Hayes. and number Of Southern Demo.
Gratis. The conditions If this bafgsin were
an agreement nn the part Of the Democrats
tha. there should be no fillbu-tering ID the
House of Representatives. such Us was then
threaiene... 20 prevent the conclusion of the
electoral count and that the declaration
that Hayes was elected should not he inter.
fered With. The matter was in the power
u The Democrats o. tie House, aud iithese
Southern men had hren willing to allow
such filihsstering. Hayes could not have
been declared elec,ed. and could not have
gained possession or the Government; aud
tLust whole Republican conspiracy would
have come to nanght. with III that had
been done III South Carolina. Florida, Lpu-
isiana and in Washington. The managers
Of Hayes had no choice but to agree to the
demands Of those who had the power to
keep him out Of the White House and
what they agreed to on their part was SIM
rly that. rs soon rs Hayes WAS Installed.
the troops or the United States should BE-
withdrawn from South Carolina anl i.oui-
siana. snd that the Democratic Govern.
meuts II those States should be allowed TO
establish themselves without further inter.
iernnce 81 Federal power. Finally. before
the bargain WAS fully concluded. the agents
u Col Tom Scott got . clause inserted, 10
The effect that MI. iIayes should also en-
courage ani approve tile. building of The
Southern Pacific Railroad. by means eth
er Of Government subsidies on loan Of tile
Government credit.
The compact entered into by the con-
tracing parties msy. accordingly, be sue.
alnctly stated - iuilawr:
1. iii. Southern Democrats sgrec not 10
Slibn>ter nnw 10 allow tiiibnaering IL the
House q Representatives iur ihe purpose
u reycniing tile conclusion Jf the electoral
count
II. Ia consideration of this agreement
"n the rart II The southern Democrats. The
friends and representatives of Mr. Hayes
agree that whom Hayes j. inausaratrd ~
President. III shall ut once withdraw sl,e
trecps u the Gnitrd States from South Ca
rol,na aud l.ouisiana. aud shall cause al 10.
reference ~ Federal authority with the
Governments of iha.e two States 10 cease Il
once mil permanently !: aud they also agree
that Mr.. Hayes shall encourage and ~.
prove The project of completing Southern
railroad 10 The Pacific III means ui loan u
tho credit Of the United States Or other
wise.
Snch WAS ihe tsrgaiu ~ means of which
Nr Hayes was finally declared 70 be elect.
n prs,ident ef the Uaiied States aud
withou, such bargain he conld not have
been declared elected. Il was inslly i
thing II trade. as i. was throughout thing
IL fraud.
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the sword il recalle from tie aliars q
ciyll authority. President Hayes has Sc.
control vl9pfthis isssc, but be cannot coDtrol
il an hour after Congress meets, If lie shaIl
then he still hesitaling and shiycripg over
bis now protested promises % an anxious
Ilatiun.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11

This Is the way member of the Neya.la
Legislature talks about the hotels II Car.
sou: They just made sarcfnl inventory
ofa msn's salary aud gsngci their hills ac
cordinsly. Whenever . cocktail was sent
M 70 rom ihey charged the whole anr
With gnllou ~ whisky IL zach ,nsn. Why,
they bad nne lady. Who wes 4 strict tempe,
rance woman. charged eish twelve gallons
o. old Bourbon. Every time l@nxed II =
Plato ~ csla.slaw they charged NE wrh .
barrel Of sanerkraue.'s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11

Lady Anna Gore Laneton has just return.
81 - England fr"m lntlia. aud expresses
herself o. far fr,n satisfied With the s.ate
III things among the women II TINT country
Among other unpleasant facts rcyealed By
her il this. that tha Hindao widow though
10 longer burnt On the funeral pyrc Of her
husband. i subject TO process for The rest
II her life which may sSurtimes caass her
% doubt whether her latter siate IL really
any better thu that which British law ter.
Minated. No matter har beautiful the
ynnng widows trcsscs. they are cropped
of. I'll her osramenis arc taken away. tile
very notinu af second marriage i rsgards
% as w'vse than murder. and she i never
permitted 10 leave her roou,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11
Cust d laIld say ss .5lO. .OO0.

The Indian relics discovered ~ the Rev.
u. GLASS ii mound ner Davenport. Iowa,
continue 10 cvuke discussion They consist
IL ,abieis IL dark culnrei slate. with yicta,
rial engraving. ono II which represents q
funeral pyre ~ sacrdre. AROUND whivll 4
lancs i taking place ;twcnsy-iwo stars and
sun aud moan are alsp shown. and there are
lines nf written language in nnkn.wD ella.
racters. There il no doubt that the relics
acre found along with human renisius a.
mong layers of shell IL . mound. II put
there for the purpose af impas,ure. they
have bsen ssiiiinlly placed. All authori-
ties agree that II the relics are genuine they
are hy far tie most important that arcl#a-
lugical treasures Jet found il this country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11

Nj. Logan once tod story of che inire-
I'D hunter waa secured tai bllis -, !.
immense bear. and shortly afterwsrd was
heard hcllcwine Tor help Whit A. sor
wart help fars inquired a eomrade, I
wau, some e,s 10 hrlp mo lot es Of this
hear. replied the stranger. Mr. Hsyei
evidently wants some pne 10 b . him Ies
~ Packard and Cia,1Lsslsin. Xxx.
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7kRMs ( Iaciaa.aq Pes,aas.l


a discount oftwrsfy pss eent will be allowed
canie< of isfarkwspd or ~ ono Krgicw viii Nc
sesss 10 anr asidSrs- fsr 1.>a ur ropses - fhe
fur Rs,iews aud Blaekwood fsy sis aud - on.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11
WHAT nor TO DO.

Don't ri, On Toe foor.
Don't pit II Ill il yeu can help IL
Don't drum with Jour lsgsrs Or yonr
feet.
Don's 1T With your Ieet higher than your
head.
Dun' / go vi II ditiy nails.
Don', ,rla, or cioan jour nails il com.
pany.
Dm't clean your uose, ears er teeth il
the presence IL atnsrs.
Don,, make slEplng tea Or eating soup
vocal exercise.
Don't eat fast
Don't drink between each mou,hfnl.
D,.n't interrupt others ii conversation.
llun't u.r proiaue laugnags.
Dpn'f / WHISPER ii church.
bout look tp olten II jour watch III
church.
Dm't sleep in church.
Don's - N deb. il you can avoid Il. bat
if yon 10
Dat forget to pay your debts.
Don't borrua yuar nuie ehbur'r III, on.
DEn, but subscribe aud rAY for il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11
l,LACKWOODS
Edinburgh Magazine.

The British Qusrserl.es Give 10 the reader well
digesied information upon the great events iIl
cnnenlpprsaeeris history. aud e0nlsin ipasferly
rriticisps ON AZ that u fresh and valuable IN r.
trratufr. as well ~ SUMMARY ~ fhe tfimni,t,
of Asienrc aud art The wars iikeiy 81 csnvuisc
AL Europe viii form topics Cor discussion. that
wn bs tirarrd with . fnornilghness and ability
OF tie Highest Literary Merit.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11
PRENfU1S

New subser,I,rrs tapplyInx eaFlyl for the rear
1871 aay have. without ehsrS%. thc nuulhcrs Tor
the last quarter ~ 1875 81 such peTiodicais -
hes Inay stib-cribs f0r.
Neither prrtniunis ~ snh-criiser- nor discount
q elnirs can liz allowed unle,s the money i ~.
miti~d direct 20 the publishers. NO prrinluun.
given ta clubs.
Cireulars With arther particulars may BE had
on spplicstian.
The Leonard Scott Pub. Co.,
~ barclay Sc. New York.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-01-04
Penn Tp.

The community of Samantha have
been visited by a revival of religious
interest, during a series of meetings,
continuing about three weeks, end
ing Dec. 18th. Twenty eight acces-
sions have given new encouragement
and have been souce of great rejoic
ing to the before limited member
ship of the society here, and to all
lovers of Zion.
Wo to those who have stub5ornly
disregarded the sacrifices, devoted
ness, jealous, earnest pleadings and
appeals that have been made in their
behalf, day after day and night after
night. How great will be the pangs OF
their repentance if ever they truly re-
pent on earth, or theintensity of their
agony and remorse in eternity
Most selfdenying have been the
labors especially of Rey.D. S. Fur
guson, engaged as pricipal in the pub
lie schools here, who seems filled
with the spirit of a true gospel min
lister. May he be endowed with all
endurance as a mighty co-worker
with God, in the furtherance of his
kingdom
Penn Township S. S. Union met
at Samantha, Dec. Sd, 1876
Thos. Hiatt read very interest
ing essay upon the text, Because of
swearing the land mourneth, the
pleasant places dried are up" Jer. Xxx
III, 10. The essay portrayed the ter
rible sin of swearing, and gave words
of warning, to which many here about
would do well to take heed.
Speeches were made by T. J. Hig-
gins and D. S. Furguson. Subject,
.sWhat is essential to S. S. Work 2
Owing to the lateness of the hour,
the speeches were short, but practi
cal and to the point.
The last meeting of the Union
for this year, will be held on Sun
dav, the 31st inst.
Dec. 20, 1876.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-01-04
Concord.

The political excitement in Con-
cord seems to be dying away at last,
and other matters are receiving our
ttention.
The schools of our tp. are all pro-
gressIng finely.
We have recently organized Lit
crary Society, which meets once a
week at the school house in District
No. 7. Quite an interest is manifest
ed, and 1 trust good results will fol
low.
There was a Christmas Tree at
the school house in District No. 4,
on Christmas night, which was a
pleasant and interesting affair. Ad-
dresses were made by J. H. Bever-
idge and S. E. Redkey, and reading
by the scholars of the school, after
which over 400 presents were dis
tributed, which no doubt made many
heart glad.
The health of the community is
good at present, and all things are
lively in CONCORD.