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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-02-28

81 will and bequeath," )" said Pat, ''to
beloved wife, Bridget, all my prop
erty, without reserve; to my eldest son,
Patrick, one-half the remainder, and to
Dennis, my younger son, the rest. IF
anything is left, it may go to Terrence
O'Carty. in sweet Ireland" "
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The consumption Of glass -eadiIy Increases
New uses are constantly be ng found for it and
this branch Of domestic manufacture has con-
sequen Iy suffered but little by the deprcs ing
times It IS estimated that the c0usun tion
has doubled in the past twenty years both IN
LIS SoUgtry ~ EUryga.
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There are many things man can
run away frOm-an impending suit, his
creditors, his family, his duties. But
no man ever succeeded in running
away from himself.
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The largest number of acres held by
one family in Massachusetts is now in
the possession of the heirs of Judge
Tying, of TynssbOrOugh. The tract is
nine miles long.
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Fresh roasted peanuts are very agree
able in their flavor aud quite nutritious.
Instead Of being munched between
meals in all sorts Of places, if they were
eaten at the table as a part Of the meal
and thoroughly masticated, they would
prove more wholesome.
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False honor assists, and lying SIAN
ders alarm none save the reprObate and
the liar. The man Of strict integrity
equally despises praise, and disregards
aspersions, if they are founded in false
hood
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After boy is tired out hoeing pota-
toes nothing seems to rest him more
than to dig over Il few square rods of
green sward in search of bait.
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Never let a man imagine that he can
PURSUE a good end by evil means with
out SHINING against his own soul. Any
other issue may be doubtful; the effect
on himself is certain.
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A frId contains 1871 square rods, ? ui-l tu set
lut .glu trees 2 rods apart each WAY, rod from
,arn fence. The length Of the field is % the
breadth as @ is 10 If. Required, The number
lf rrrps FOO % row each way. A. S.
Oak Ridge, Cd. ..-- -.
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Tx. PICKERING.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Notary Public and Land Surveyor.
Oaice removed to corner of Main and high
streets. over HAYNES & Co 's store. mari5tf
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MENRY a. smEPHERD.
DIR. s. J. SPECS

H Ill now give his entire time TO the practice
" Of his Profession. III has had extensive
experience and viii give special attention to the
Treatment of Chronic Diseases.
OFFICE-At the Palace Drugstore, High Street,
south of Main. Residence West Walnut St. neaT
the Public School House, HillsbOro, Ohio.
ju1syl
The daily gazette., 1878-05-17
Strawberry Festival.

The strawberry festival under the aus
pics of the ladies' of the Sunday school
OF the First Presbyterian Church, opened
last evening, In the old Board of Trade
rooms, Masonic Temple, and was the
social event Of the season.
The ladies' deserve great praise for the
time and labor that they have spent In
decorating and arranging the room, a.
upon entering 1t seems to be perfect
paradise. The room Is handsomely and
artistically decorated, as Is also the tables
with bunting and evergreens. The tablss
are arranged around the room, and are in
charge OF the following ladies':
Floral table, Misses. Matte johnson,
Lottie Baker and Laura Quinby.
Fruit table, Misses Matte Aiken,
Mary Downing, and--Lecarpenter.
Cake table, Misses. NJ. A. Clsland,
Emma Cleland. and Mrs. Downing.
Lemonade Well, Misses Lille Aiken
and Annie McChntock. -
The Ice cream and strawberry depart
nent IL under the Management Of Mrs.
Ocheltree and Mearns. Mrs. w. d. Dowo.
Is the Superintendent Of the room. The at
tendance last evening was very fair, and
these present spent very pleasant time
The festival will BE- continued this and
tomorrow evenings.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-17
General News.

In crossing White river, at Spencer
Ind, one day last wsok; Governor VIII
lians met with serious accident. As
be stepped from the canoe he fell, strik-
ing heavily on his breast and injuring
one of his hands. He Is still confined to
his house.
Alfred Walruth has obtained verdict
of six Thousand dsllars in the Ohio Sup
RENE Court at Cincinnati against the Ole
veland. Columbus, Cincinnati and Indi-
annapolis railroad for injuries sustained
by falling from;the upper berth Of sleep
ing ear on that road
Dennis Donnslly, the Mollie Maguiro
who isto be hanged at Pottsville, Pa,
nexs Wednesday, complely broke down
shortly after being informed Of the ad-
verse action Of the board Of pardons. He
still insists that he has no knowledge OF
the crimo of which he has been convict
ed.
At an adjourned meeting of the stock
holders Of the Philadelphia and Erie rail
way "a leased line of the Pennsylvania
CENTRALLY in Philadelphia, yesterday, re-
solution was offered that the annual re-
port Of the managers of the road should
contain more information than heretofore
kltCilS Uuby dltCA uioCubolOll, ~ " no taDACu'
A resolution to accept the report Of the
managers for 1877 was offered and also
tabled. No other business was trans.
acted.
Ministers John Welsh and Bayard Tay'
lor, Messrs. David Dudley Field, A. p
Sprague, Charles A. Peabody, F. A. p
Barnard, Lieut.. Gov. VIM. Dorsheimer
Judge Geo. F. Comstock. F. Z. Coudert
Edward X. Bacon, DR.. J. P. Thsmpaon
DR.. s. J. Prime, DR.. Samuel Osgood, DR.
Henry G. Potter, DR.. Charles Howart
Malcom, DR.. e. A. Washburn and How
ard Papson Wilds have been appointed
by the International code committee o.
America delegates TO the annual confer
enos Of the Association for the Reform
and Codiication Of the Laws Of Nations
tn be held at Frankfort August 20, 1873
The daily gazette., 1878-05-17
He Blew Out the Gas.

NIGH UNTO DEArH-The Lancaster
Examiner of Wednesday says: John Da-
Wis, of Chester county, arrived in this
city yesterday and put up at the Grape
Ho el Before he retired at night he was
asked il he knew how to manage the ga,-
light and answered that he did. This
morning, about o'clock one OF the port
ers detected the odor of escapiUg gas and
on investigation found that it came from
Davis's room. the door of which was ajar
He went into the room, and awakened
Davis, who complained OF feeling sick,
The room was full Of gas, and the man
aekno owledged that instead of extinguish'
ing the fame In the ordinary way, the
night before. h. had blown It out. Hs
felt very sick, but recovered when he
was taken into the open air, and left the
city on an early train, not feeling % com
Portable as he might have felt out know
iBg more.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-17
A Cheap Railroad.

The Baltimore, Philadslphia b New
York Railroad, which was recently dis
posed Of by order Of the trustees Of the
bsndholders, was purchased for $75 by
Mes-rs. Henry DUPONT, Of WILMINGTON
DIR. Charles Huston and Charles K. Pen
mock, Of Coatesvills Edward Brooke, Of
Birdsboro' ard William II. BELL, OF
Branchvills. N. j. A. the bond Of sAle
has not yet been transferred to the pur-
chasers yet, they have not yet made up
their minds what 10 to be done with IL.
The road was to be constructed from
Baltimore to Philadelphia and was 10
come into the city BY way Of the Phila-
delphia 4 West Chester Railroad. Tho
road fell under the influences Of the
pauie OF 1878, and In Its construction
many Thousands Of dollars have been ex-
pended.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-17
Probable Murder.
A MAN FOUND BLKADING TO DEATH
FROM CUTS AND STARS.

CAMDEN, N. j., Nay 10, 1878.
: Az m early hour this morning Cap
tain e. ID. French, farmer Of Stockton
township, in this county, found an un-
known man lying bleeding in his mead
ow, near Cooper's Creek. The man was
insensible and the ground near where he
lay bore evidence of q desperate strug-
gle. A hasty examination Of the stran-
ger showed that he had been badly
wounded by . knife, he having several
stab wounds and the tendons Of his right
wrist being completely severed. while
the flesh was cut through to the bone
Tho unfortunate man, who had evident.
ly lain on the spot whore he was found
the greater part Of the night, was con
veyed to the Court House and placed in
charge Of Sheriff Daubman. Medica
attendance being at once procured and
restoratives applied, the man was SO fal
recovered this afternoon as to be able tt
give his name and address a. Ernes
Schwarzman, of No. $50 Callowhill st.
:, Philadelphia. He then relapsed into In
sensibihty, and has only spoken in in
| coherent sentences since. An invostiga
| ton leads TO traces of robbery prelimi
/ nary to the struggle on French's farm
1 IL - believed Schwarzman cannot live
but hopes are entertained that he vii
revive sufficiently to give some accoun
Of the tragedy.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-17

THn ehief testimony which is expected
to inculpate John Sherman, Secretary Of
the Treasury, and e. w. Stoughton, Min
lister 20 Russia, In tho Louisiana frauds,
10 that Of Mr.. James e. Anderson, upon
whom devolved the making Of the affi-
dAvit upon which tho vote of whole
parish was ignored IN the Returning
Board count. Sherman and Stoughton
are said to have secured tho afiidavits of
Supervisor Anderson and Supervisor
Weber, now dead, upon their written
promise that these gentlemen should be
"taken care Of" by the Hayos adminis-
tration. Mr.. Anderson's card, given to
the prem yesterday, asserts that he can
prove before any impartial tribunal that
the statements in his AFFIDAVIT were true.
Very well no doubt Mr. Anderson will
have an opportunity to establish his ve-
racity before such tribunal. The main
Question 1t present, however, is whether
tho veracious Anderson did not refuse
to mako that affidavit until he was per.
ionally importuned by Sherman OF
Steughton, or both, and until they had
given him . pledge Of some sort IN writ
ing. The witness is here In Philadelphis
within the reach of our voice. Wha,
has he to say on this point? When he
shall have answered in the negative II
will be In order to produce those tC
whom he has told different story j Jamet
K. Anderson, come to the stand and en-
lghtcn the country on this point !
TtmO.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-17
Brief LoeolO.
It looks like rain again.

There was fire last night.
City Council held short session last
evening.
Thomas the wife murderer 10 still In
There Is but very little business before
Court now.
The last book beer Of the season will be
sold tomorrow.
1t Is rlImored that the LIQUOR licenses
were granted yesterday.
There will be three days trotting at the
Schuetzen Park, next month.
Teeth extracted without pain by Dz.
Gallagher, No. S35 Market street.
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Call ON Sutterly a02 Market street for
nne photographs. may2H.
The strawberry festival Of the Firs,
Presbyterian church opened last evening
The Phoenix engine met with an acci
dent in responding to the alarm Of firt
last evening.
Delehanty & Hengler the gentee
song and dance artists at the Opers
House on Saturday evening.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-17
n Telexrapilic sum mary

us'lans are enthusiastic on the
icruiseB, but the London Times
llai evenifthey succeed in equip
little feet it will be more like
helmto British cruisers than
image on British merchantmen
FlOh Tor member of Parliament
~ Irlversityis in progress, and
sA''ed a' a test of the feeling of
FlefSy on the Eastern qustion-It
Faasettlement will be reached to.
'ie Blackburn cotton strikers on
Pl'en per cent. reduction for three
wages then to be increased II bus
Cheshire handi
hester, England, was won b,
y Llas' who was second in the race
tnesler Trades cup Wednesday,
'illenls y Of Americans on the inter
luy at Paris sare announced.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-17
0fftee Southern Girls.

0extoo Southern Girls.
l The following gratifying piece iS taken
tssmt ths Washington letter ofthe Courier
Jeurmal:
Miss Lillian, daughter Of Hon. Albert
nusiclAns In the sity. 6he exceis a. .
harpsst = wen - spianist. She and her
aeeher i've down town In m unfashion-
able past 0f the city, In . house which
fhAs . t4sSedding exterior, but when you
enter tANkr rocHn the scene changes
There - rare old pictures and busts,
antique 3Hrnituxs, . valuable and COM
prohsnslYe library, all rendered more
attractive By the brilliant conversation
of the remarkable man and his fair, ac-
comphshed dsughtsr. They do not GO
into general society, but a few old friends
cling TO them, and strangesr who have
heard Of the talents Of the two seek
them out and feel grateful for the privil-
ege OF their acquaintance. Persons who
have maintained that Southern women
are mot - well educated as their North
ern sisters we're quite taken by susprise
when they heard the daughter Of Repre-
sentative Goode, from Norfolk, sing
| with the method Of culture Of one who
had enjoyed the advantages Of the great
tmstropolises. The quality Of her voice
10 tbs purest soprano, and her rendition
Of ., dust with Mn. Champ from Cigo.
l lotto received IN encore. Sue looked
dclsaMaip6 In Au selsgaut evening toilette
" pure white. Miss Montgomery, oi
New Orleans, the sister Of Mrs. Randall
Gibson, has had superior advantages In
the development and training Of hel
lovely voice. She was taught In Europe
BY the best masters, and sings superbly
The audience were taken by storm wheI
1.-The daughter Of Representative Ran
dolph Tucker, Of Virginia, sang q sopra'
asm Of tho audionce reached the high
lest pitch at its conclusion, and when sh
twas recalled she responded with tn
archness and na,Vette OF child, and CAV
. humorous song Of the csurtship an
marriage Of . pussy cat. The younl
llady Is apparently about sixteen year
The daily gazette., 1878-05-17
Bitten by q hog.

A large Irish bulldog dashed around
the corner of Seventh and Poplar streets,
yesterday afternoon, and furiously as.
saulted little Lawrence, a three-years-old
son of Mr.. Edward Carson, who lives on
the corner. The dog knocked the child
down and bit it severely in the left cheek
inflicting terrible cash. Two or three
teeth were knocked out by the fall. The
child was carried into the house where
DR.. Brown, who was speedily summoned,
cauterized the wound and sewed up the
cash. This morning the child was doing
very well.
The dog, meanwhile was chased by sew
eral colored men, who stoned it up Pop.
lar street to Taylor, along to Walnut,
and down to Seventh. Here well-di-
rected brick laid it out on the pavement
when James Campbell finished its career
| by sending four shots from a revolver inte
| its head.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-17
The City Council.

REGULAR MEErINo-A BRrEr SESSION
NO nOMRY yUR THE sCHvOL BOARD,
KTc.
The City Oonnoii met IN regular aes-
sion. iA-s evening rresident Lichtsnst1in
III the chntf.
, Tue Ssroes commistss reported ssvosa-
bly, ou the prtifi.p OF Thos. J. Jourdan
and othrrs, for CUTTERS on Spruce street,
above Ninth; estimated cost, $50.
Same connitt1e reported adversely on
| the petition " K. O. Hayes and oshen,
for ths pavaing Of the sidewalk on the
southside VI Williams street; and on the
petition Of w. X. b H. Cause, for the
the grading Of the sidewalk ON TatnAll
street. below Front.
SAND. COMMITTEES reported favOrably on
the following pstitions:
| j. w. Haw kins aud Others, for the paw
ing Ut sitiewalk On tho eAst eide Of Mar
kut street, between Ninth and Tenth; es-
timated cost, 800. Dennis Makoney
and Others, for cutters and curbs ng on
VxnBureu street betweon Second and
rhiri; eostimatod cost, 500: George W.
Dorsey aud others, FOR sidewalks on
fourteenth street. Nlcholds Glatts aud
othsrs. for the passsge OF IN ordinance
prohi biting stock from running at large
were xd,pCud.
The Water Committee reported I'd.
versely On tho pstition VI j. Shreiuer ,for
the a'nstrmanG Ut water TAX on The house
No. 7lS JEFF ,rs0n street. Adopted.
The City Treasurer reported. Balance
IN bank subject to current expenses,
sS, ,si0 10; paid during the week on ths
draft of tue Water Commissioners, eo3,.
92266
lhs Auditor reported COLLECTIONS fol
the week amounting to $3A1.23.
Cnist Engln.er Gallagher r1portsd II
mel smplVyeu IN tho Water Depart
ment; pay roll, SlSI.3s.
street Colnibi $50 nsr H0agland report
; ed 26 insn aod z double teams employ ysd
tn the Street Department; pay roll. el7o.'
w.
A pstition wa. read from Thos. Il
N "a lister and other. asking for an oi
lamp on the wo,t slde vi LON bard street
! between Oh and 10th: and for y "a,
. lamp at SHERMAN aad Pluakett stroets
Referred.
M. Wiudle nieved that All order b,
drawn In favor VI ths Board OF Educa
1 ton for $8.VO0, staau that the Board de-
: Jared the use OF the money until july all,
= that he bad PROMISED " hring the mat
Z ter up In Council. He said, however
= that the Solicitor wa, Of the opiuion tina
0 the Board could neG borrow the money.
The chair stated that II such was th,
Solicitors opiuion the motion was cut o
!" order.
Mr.. Baker presented an ordinance II
relauon to cesspool wells, providing tha
all persons digging wells shall have then
inspected by the Street Commission
btfore they are walled, under n penalt
luf $40. Read twice.
Mr.. Norton inquired for an intereste
citizen IL West Liberty street belongs
to Tue city. Theinpression seemed to
,, that II did, but for the definite infurms
r ton the Interested citizen was rsferre
a, to the survey Department..
ORDERS.
During the evening orders were direc
.,i to he drawn AZ follows:
q. +. johnson s27 7o; Glatts & Ecke
y t1S6S4; Geo. w. Stone, S22O; Boal
he of Health, $3.50; A. Brack starr, $l5
.s Hugh ration. $l67 W; Patrick Carberr
$500. ,-s.-.
p Adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-17
|rstic County Meeting,

priance with the time honored
\ the Democracy Of New Castle
J county meeting will be held In
h House in the city Of New Cas.
ATURDAY, MAY 25th. 1873, al
Pm, for the purpose OF re-or'
the party; appointing judges fol
the nomination elections; ap'
County Executive Committes
be transaction of any other bus
J, may be properly brought be
meeting.
ISAAC N. GRUBB,
Vice President.
Ioaysoy, Secretary.
krstic papers please copy.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-17
Standard Weights.

Mr.. John II. Graham, butcher, on King
street, below Fourth, has . full set OF
standard weights, ranging from one half
ounce to fifty pounds. They were made
to order by the city, . number Of years
ago, when Sealer Of Weights and Meas
ures was one Of the officers Of the city
government. After the abolition Of the
office they passed into the hands Of the
late VIM. H. Naf, and were purchased
by Mr.. Graham ct the sale Of Mr.. Nafrs
effects. The weights are strictly accurate
and grocen and others frequently go to
Mr.. Graham to have their ordinary
weights tested by his standard ones.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-17
The reach Yield.

A Philadelphia Times CORE spondent,
writing from Middletown, says the re-
cent cold snap has net Affected the peach
crsp In the slightest degree, for "As peach
will now fall for any hsilstone unlsss
the hAilstone be a. bigas its kernal," and
such of tile buds rs are yet unshsd ee-
long " the most hardy varieties. He
puts the yield Of tho eleven peachgr0w-
ing ci,uaLies At $500. GOO baskets. ein-
gularly enough In SEINE sections . full
orchard can be seen alongside of one
entirely barren.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-17


4 %,oas ,.,e'. national banks Of Boston
|Cn,,sf u.su' Returns to the Controller
b,ooo ea";,,, report an aggregate, Of
es's s"sap.tal ~ and sll, ,sc7 .ss2 surpiu.. y.
kspOr, ~. 'o' 'ince the last pre-.
ea.sss ss,s !. The The bank of larss., oap,.
esoi,u, 'n !, the Merchanto', with g..
Ias i'S,sn Sas, and n,02,,Ooo surplus.
plu ,,ans /, ,sl the the largest proporti ON.
aud ,,1o,ai '1s a''t Fiat National, it.
4 hs, ,,rplus !, plus each being 81 900 900.
ut,i,oea x sans, nix each of which has !.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-17
STICKING TO THE RESOLUTION.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE select
Democratic caucus advisory committee
met yesterday, after the adjournment OF
the House, to take into consideration the
present condition of the Potter investiga-
ton resolution. Several prominent Demo
cratic members were invited to be present
at the consultation. The committee de-
cided that the Democrats should adhere
to their determinationto admit no amend
ments to the resolution and to persevere
in the present course until the resolution
should be adopted, and further, that nc
public business be transacted meanwhile
The daily gazette., 1878-05-17
[ST EDITION.
L.esl Time Table

,.AvS wlLHIN0roN.
l,ns,s ~ z09, $50, e.1v. 800,
assip'n ~ \ m; t5.n, i24o, 2.D. t$s'
n n n IN. On sundays; z'ss. s"s.
!ss..; ss; : "a ssJ' 7 su. q III, i2a, ~ ~,
- an sundays: 40 . m.
mare NJ and WashinSton; Els, ! 10. !.
n. l!5l, i2sy, 8 w. p IN. sun"~y'
I.'sno.i.: vi 4@ . IN; no sunday
I,,.,.ls. s, s 70, Sso . m; l o. . ~ y
n. s,'SSAkS 4 <! tls''a, s"s. . 50 a IN; los, $40
sS,"n sSa 4 Northern r. H.: $40 Y
~, /, m; no sunday train.
IN ~, sst,rn 4. r.; 10 " u mis- u
n Sundays ~ W u in
4 IRgIvR AT wILnlNoTon. =,
.,.,s mia !: u So, s ~, Q ~ . mi !.
4. HN, s@, <6i, 5n. -
Fl, 10 D NJ on >undays' IL ID
m ~, . 6l, IL 10 p IN.
n, (: IL 58, 8 "a Q IN; IL ". " y
nm N Sundays; " % q RI
'i,uore;2,o, NJ li,a m; NJ, u ~
Sp N; on sundays: . II q III ~
.,hlus,on: 2 10 Q N l2A, " Ss
n D m; on Sundays; . 10 y m; ~
4 psposi,: 500 u m no Sanda,
t,sstle: I W, 8 80 . m 70 W m
u, / 6 . IN; no Sunday trains.
sVare 4. r.: $50 q IN; 4 ~. 9 "
suniay trains.
IlmlnVton 4 Northern r. r.: S0s
m: j 10 D m; no sunday trxins.
Iaysre Western II. R.: I b y M
n. On sundays: s % y m.
,OR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHI
ADKLPHIA.
md street and Washington ave
~. sOO, 10 80, l Is = m; q so. . 81
lis, bS, pS, II 80 pm; OH sun
sgsm, GO,,g IS, u 30, p IN.
NAV. .secoih and Market street,
"a IN, IA IS, > %, 8 30, II s5 p n
nlavs, v ~. II " q IN.