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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1879-11-13
To the Public.

buyer has returned from the Eastern markets. and
we are now receiving much larger and more varied stock
than ever before consisting Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Boots Shoes Hats Caps, Carpets, OilcOths &c. Having
made our purchases under unusually favorable circumstances
we shall offer rare bargains in all departments Particular
attention is invited large stock Of Plain and Fancy
Dress Goods in all the shades and qualities also to our
Black and Coored A Wool Cashmere Of over hundred
pieces and ranging price from 40 cents upward We have
complete stock Of Plain and Plaid Flannes Jeans Cloths
Cassmeres Yarns Blankets, Bed Spreads and Comforts
which, Notwithstanding the large advance IN raw material
we shall offer low prices named for same quail
ties In our Boot and Shoe stock prepared to meet
the sharpest competition We have secured the exclusive
sale in this market of many speciates which customers
should not fail see Our line Of Gents Ladies and Chill
drens Merno Underwear Hosiery Gloves, Ties, Ruchngs
Corsets and Fancy Goods is very full and complete In
Coaks ShawIs and Dolmans we have larger and more
handsome stock than before Owing to large and
constantly increasing business have been compelled to
build an addition Of 50 feet to sOrerOom giving us
Aoorength Of 27O feet by % feet in width and having
completely filed safely say that stock in extent and
variety is superior that found any, with but few exce
tons of the arge city houses We determined that
our people shall have for parOnzng other mar
kets Give us a call. Respectfully
sPARGUR BROS. & CO.,
Masonic Temple, High ST. opp Wright Hotel.
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IGHLAND COUNTY, OHIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1879
CIte gighIaud 9gews,
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1879.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

y The entrance to the new Editorial Room Of
the NEws is on Main street. one door west Of Glas-
cock, Quinn & Co.'s hardware store, by the 5tair-
way leading to DR. Russ's office.
- Extra copies Of the NEWs can be found ev-
cry week at George Bowers News Depot, and also
at this office. Price cents.
= Correspondence solicited from all parts Of
the county. Send us the facts, in few words and
we viii put them in shape for publication. The
writer's real name must be given in all cases, as
guaranty Of good faith.
The NEws having much larger circulation il
Highland county than any other paper, and among
the best class Of readers is the best advertising
medium. Business men viii please note the
fact, and act accordingly.
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Parole came in ninth at the Car
ewitch races in England. He was
the favorite before the race. Chip
pendale took the race. At the New
market races Stanford's American
horse Aristocrat came in first
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Nv first is in pen. but not iu ink,
NV ser0ud is i'm chain, hut not m l.usi
NI-thi is iu summit, but not In base
Ny f1urtl is iu cloth. hur not In lace
nv frh iz iu Caur0. but not tn song,
y y sixth is iu drum, but not in gong
Ny seventh is In tree, but not 10 wood
Ny eighth is In evil, but not In good
Nv uinrh is iu prince bur not iu knight
My tenth is in heat, and also I'm light
My eleventh f. i'm ice. but not In cold,
Ms tive frh f. iU brave, hut not iu bold
lfy1gh0fe is the ma ne uf large city,
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PENSIONS!

Are Maid every Soldier disabled in line of duty
IN, q arcfI,.nt or otherwise A wound of any Kind.
loss of finger, toe or eye, rupture, if but slight
disease Of lungs, or yaricOse veius5 gives pen
sion, paid from date Of discharge. address
AD, WIGGINS, BufOrd5 OhlO.
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No. s-ENIGNA

] an composed of 10 letters
Ny G, 2. 8. g, %. ia 20 instruct.
Ny 5, z. T. Is an Instrument for catching dsl.
Nv D. 2. s. Is an instrument for writing.
Ny whole forms a p rrt Of the Bible
New Petersburg. FARMERS DAUGHTER
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Young Folks Corner.


HuLsBORo, o., Nov. I, 1879.
Enron Y. F. CORNER IL have Just received
last weeks News I see that you offer prize
1 will do the best can, IS no doubt many others
will. The Word Square and Enigma send YOU
however. are not intended for competition.
Yours, &c. NICKLE.
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IL. l-POErIcAL ENIGMA.

am composed Of letters.
l-t Is in day, but not iu night
2l iz iu white, al-0 in light,
81 Is iu spite, but not lu sc0lds
4rh is in catch. also in hold
9th is fu wealth. bur not I'm gold
6rr is I'm breath, but not in air,
7rb is iU head. but not in hair,
srb is in league. but not IN mile
@ b fz fu manners, hut nor tu style
1JrE is iu kitten, ont uol in pusss
l.th fz i'm Laie, but not I'm Louis,
Whole forms the name Of q prevalent complaint
HilsborO, D. AUGUSTINE
EE-Ausvers IN two weeks,
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Surgery.

Save your Teeth, for without those Useful Or
gans due masticatiOn, which Is Indispensable u
health, cannot 60 on.
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NJ s-wnRn SQUARE.

No. w ULD ~ = N.
Q. To fasten. ?. A thought. 3. To BE- close. 4.
To defy NlOhLE-
HiIlsb0ro, o.
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Answers to young Folks Conner Of Oct soI
To 10. I-Remzmbsr The poor.
TO No. -
ACE
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Every Thursday.
J.L. BoARDMAN,
EDITOR AND Proprietor.

Of Main and Short Streets, OPP
posite Music Hall.
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Have always given their customers the Lowest Prices on all
kinds of Hardware ron Tnware and Stoves Our fail stock
purchased before the great advance and you Will get the
advantage if you call early.
The above cut represents the celebrated Linden Range for
coal or wood Over 20 in daily in this county, and all
giving perfect satisfaction. HI sold on trial.
The Euclid Avenue Cornell and Rio Grande are the best
and cheapest frst-class stoves in the market.
AN ENDL VARIETY OF HEATING STOVES BASE BURNERS CRATES
Ifyou call early you will SIGN OF CIRCULAR SAW
N, ROCKHOLD &c SON
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SPARGUR BROS. & CO.,

Masonic Temple, High ST., OPP Wright Hotel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-23
The New Discovery.
Lak. Ninina Rsviee, Oct. IS.

Lake Mining Revie,e, Oct. 10.
The South Eud mines, discovered q
few weeks ago by Gus. GAIA and others.
Just south Of Pine City. continue to be
the absorbing topic Of conversation. On
Sunday just before the storm began,
GAIA and Radcliffe brought in from the
Black Mountain aud Rocky Clit loca'
tons q small bsg-full OF specimens,
knocked off the groupings. which In
point Of richness are fully the equal oil
anything found In the Mammoth. The
ore is q reddish quartzite, and Is literally
alive with gold. From particles barely
visible to the naked eye to grains as big
as pinheads. tho precious stun stands
out all over It. An assay OF n o ! the
most uupromisins looking pieces yielded
81 lO. There IL considerable excite.
ment over the find, and notices oil loca.
ton are being plastered all over the SEQ
ton. Already persons are e~ndeavorina
to secure bonds on three or four OF the
best claims, but 30 far have been refused.
The owners Of tho Black Mountain are
talking OF incorporating q company to
work their claim, and the Rocky Cliff
people will undoubtedly do the same.
The Columbia, the MerRenthaler 4 Harsi
claim, Ia now being sunk upon. and a.
soon as the snow melts o little We shall
undoubtedly hear OF astonishing results.
Today Messrs. GAIA. Dolan aud Love
went out with tools and provisions. and
are going to sink . small shalt IN the
Black Mountain claim to test whether
the rich gold ore found on the groupings
extends downward. II 1t does, their
iour.ioot ledge will have millions In 1t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-23
|Nys and Fitch.
s. =. Arqonauf.

Apropos OF the story about Tom Fitch
and his night at poker. here Is another
told by o correspondent: Senator Nye
and Fitch had their little misunderstood.
ings; in fact, would not recognize each
other for weeks at Q time. Fitch had
got his pet measure through the lower
houss-the Dallss and Salt Lake Rail.
road Billiard he wanted Nye's help in
the Senate. To 6x things, Fitch went
to Senator Stewart, Nye's colleague.
telling him to see Nye and tell him to
let :. bygones DO bysones," and request
his aid in getting the bill through the
Senate. In due time Stewart opened
the subject to Nys. informing him Of
Fitch's Willingness to make up; but
Uncle Jim was not In o mood for com.
promise, and told Stewart that Tom
Fitch was q blatherskite. and should
have none Of his help for the bill.
Stewart went over 10 the House OF Rep
resentatives, and reported to Fitch the
result OF the interview. Hardly waiting
for Stewart TO finish. Fitch started
for the Senate in rage. and
ordered Christie, the doorkeeper,
to tell old Nys to coms out, as he
wanted to see him." As soon as Nye
made his appearance, Fitch opened his
silvsr.topgued battery upon him. and
finished by repeating what Stewart had
reported that Nye said in reply to his
olive. branch message. The old man
took the scoldiug philosophioally. and
when Fitch had exhausted his vocabu.
larry Of abuse. put his hand kindly upon
Fitch's shoulder, apd, looking him
straight in the eye. said In that comioal
dsawling tone OF voice that Mark Twain
can not initiate: "Tom. did Bill Stew.
art tell you that I said You were q id
blatherskite2" eyes. he told me word
for word. aud you dare not deny u sir"
"Well, Tom. / don't deny II; but there
is one thing I can prove-that Bill Stew.
art IL the biggest liar about this Capitol,
because when I told him that he faith.
fully promised he would not tell you."
Exit Fitch,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-23
Boss Kelly's Canvass.

New YoRx. Oct. 23.-John Kelly and
party arrived in this city yesterday from
their tour throughout the State, and
were welcomed by the most prominent
members Of the Tammsny Hall organ.
ization. Fully fifteen hundred persons
had assembled at the ferry at the foot
Of Chambers street, where q stand had
been erected. After a salute Of twenty FIVE
guns and the. cheering In his honor had
subsidized. Kelly addressed the Assem-.
blsgs. He gave q allowing account Of
his trip. denounced Tildsn and Robin.
son, aud stated that he felt satisfied that
tho q for the Governorahip Is be-
tween himself and Cornell. Other
speakers followed. A procession and
sersnads took place In the evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-23
Personal Journalism In England.

Tho ed;tors Of Truth and the Ddily
T.i.o,onS hs,s had a 6stie encounter IN
49, M. osr.s ~ ths rov was
."ws .uhs m.Sa no Henrv I,.bou.
svme Ts.,I LA, rSy.,S ~, T.sw.
cne'e T.,.~uanI III. soi,ov;uo
SUI ~ ...,rn, ~ ,h. .ff.;r .nnssr. In
T.,.M. "p.,wssn n and 10 on MONDAY
n;oh, - .srs Mr. L,sbouebsrs. III was In
E,no w;i,ism strsst Strand. standing In
IN. w;ad,s ~ the rosdwsv 10 hail a han.
ann coh vb.n T suddenlv felt a blow
thst -ssr;ouslv DAMAGED my hat and ulti.
natal, fsIl mon INV Uranium. AT frst
T honoh tbs. = blow had been aimed at
ma NV tbs cab driver. for the night was
an ds,k thst Il was difficult to distin.
ouish ob;eots clearly. bat on looking
sound I neroeiyed a stout being flourish.
inc a stick and performing . sort Of Q
var dance. naturally imagined II was
som. luustio running smuck through
The strsets. and not feeling disposed to
have The small modicum OF brain with
which nature provided me completely
staved In. I nj once closed with
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-23
Roesslsr's Diamonds.
S. r. Call, Oct. IS.

Yesterday morning an elderly man,
whose face wore q troubled look, walked
into the Office at police headquarters,
and calling Detective Noyes to him. told
him In an undertons that he wished "a
talk privately with him, as he had
something OF very great Importance Il
tell him. The officer led MIN to one
corner OF the office aud told him to pro.
coed. The man stated that his name II
William Frederick Roessler. that he re-
Gently arrived here from Chinese Camp,
Tuolumus county, with some diamonds.
which he wished to dispose Of; that BE-
had been In q saloon on California street,
where he foolishly exhibited the gems,
and one OF them had been stolen from
him.
"what was the value OF the gem :"
asked the officer.
..The one that was stolen" said Roes.
slsr, was the finest Of my collection
It weighs three pounds, and is worth no,
less than 81. 000, 900. / must have tina,
stone again, for ]. @. Flood has seen 1t,
and promised to buy it for 800. 900,
but he postponed the purchase until the
first of next month, as until then be will
not be abls to spare the money. ] have
some specimens here" and Roesslsr
took from his pocket q half.dozen pieces
OF crystal varying In size from q pea to
an ostrich egg. and worth, according to
tho possessor's estimate. from $500 to
$1,000. 900.
The officer. who soon discovered that
he was dealing with Q man whose reason
is not evenly balanced, gave him some
kind advice and spnt him home. Before
leaving. Roessler told Goyes that II he
RECEIVERS the diamond he would, o. soon
as he disposed Of 1t. give him ons-half
Of what ]. G. Flood had promised him
la
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-23
Senator John P. ZONES.
Dorn.y City Outlook. Oct. II.

Do'cnsy Ctty OhHsooS' oef' lie
The Herald says that Los Angeles Ia
10 have Q visit from Senator John P.
Jones. We should like TO see this public.
spirited man brought face to face with Q
people upon whom he tried to force .
benefit, and they were foolish enough to
reject II. It might revive more keenly q
train Of reflection that will yet do our
people some good. We should like to
be q "miud reader" and stand by the
side OF the Senator at Santa Monica,
and follow his thoughts Is he looks ont
upon tho ocean and takes In the situa-
ton. He would SEQ the slender remains
Of the splendid structure which his en-
terprise had thrown into the oo,an for
the accommodation Of the public; and
perhaps he would feel Q just contempt
for the corporate greed add mesnness
that caused It's destruction. Then he
would range his eyes along the shore
line and witness preparations on the
part OF Q few publio.spirited men to
duplicate the structure that the Los
Angeles people so foofishly allowed to
pass from their reach. And then, II he
IL q philosopher, We imagine him say.
ing: "well. It's . lesson dearly bought,
but the people seem to have le9ned 1t.
There 10 still hope; there 10 lie and
pluck In the old land yet"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-23
The Grant reception.

It has at length been ascertained that
General Grant will reach Carson next
Sunday evening, remain there over night
and come up here Monday morning, ar.
irving at Gold Hill at 0 o'clock. A gen.
eral invitation has been issued to all
military. fire. civil and BENEFICIARY socie'
ties to turn out to welcome him. The
school children will help make the occa'
sion one Of interest. and there Will De
such o o OF people to the Com-
stock as was never known before. Inc
line OF march has been already LAID
down and the procession will wend its
way over the Divide into Virginia with
coiors flying. Hotels and restaurants
should prepare to feed hungry people
General Grant will leave Virginia Tues.
day evening and continue his journey
on homo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-23
San.Too Gah.Chol.
Repisto, Oct. II.

During our recent trip to Elko We Wis.
tied the works OF the Mineral Soap Com
pany, aud were surprised to notice with
what ease aud small proportion OF arti.
Acial ingredients. q crude mineral sub.
stance. Just extracted from q mine. was
transformed into 9 superior article OF
marketable soap. The San.Too Cab.
Choi, as the Indians call 1t, certainly
possesses wonderful detersive qualities,
and contains most OF the properties
essential for the manufacture OF the
ordinary soap OF commerce. A small
proportion Of vegetable oil and q little
borsx CONSTITUTES, we believe, the only
materials necessary to complete the com.
biuation furnished from Natures labor.
atory. We have tested the different
qualities OF soap furnished by the Elko
Company. and have no hesitation In
pronouncing them far superior to corro-
spending kinds manufactured sIclnsive-
ly from artificial materials.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-23
riper's opera Heass.

The more we hear Of the Colvills Bur-
lesqus Opera Company the more firmly
are we convinced that 1t is one OF I'M
usual merit and one that will give an
entertainment snch as will please an ap.
preciaiive Comstock audience. The
combination Is Of finished actors and &C
tresses as well rs OF fine musicians, Is
large, and brings all the requisites with
il in the shape Of scenery. costumes. or.
chestra. chorus, etc. We are during
this engagement to have a little Of what
smuses the people Of New York. Boston.
philadelphia. Baltimore. Chicago. st.
Louis and other large Eastern cities.
The company appears here on its way
to San Francisco. Manager Locke hav-
ips postponed the opening there ex.
prsssly to give the people here an oppor'
tunity to see and hear the Colville COM
biuation. Saturday. Monday and Tues.
day evenings the "Aagic Slipper VIII
DO given I; "Wednesday and Thursday
..Robiuson Crusoe:" Friday and Satur-
dsy. .Babes in the Woods" Mstinses
will be announced hereafter. Reserved
seats can now DO secassd at the boz
office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-23
Modlsska's Love Story.

Modjsska Is writing q story for Serb.
nets Monthly. 1t 10 . love story. The
h~eroine's name 10 Griseldavitch Topple.
wstohkitzky. and the hsro's Vladimir
T~schezarotsh. The scene 10 laid In the
quiet little Polish village Of S%tirritupit.
visch. on the banks Of the classic river
Muddioschky. In the region Of the Kot.
z~ebutizslosky mountains. We extract .
passage from advance sheets: within
her wan hands she had her face cor.
cealed, when to her Vladimir asked II
she did truly lofs him. Yes. I do lofe
thee; by yondsr bale moon I adjurs It.
Let Us. then, said he, fee; but she hest.
tating BY reason Of her trunks, which
were still unpaoksd. The tears wan.
dsred from her eyes. but meanwhile
Vladimir repeated what for she would
not be coming pretty soon. not having
been aware Of the cash the words Of him
made on the inside OF her heart"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-23
The Pilgrim.
Truekss Republican, Oct. %

Iruckss htpucnedh, Oei' ~.
The pilgrim printer. who In the course
OF his many years tramp, has visited
time and again nearly every printing
office ON the coast, showed up yesterday.
He looks a little older, his nose Is q trifle
more rubicund, his clothes q little seed.
Ter. bu. otherwise he 10 the same old
sirpepce. he has just returned from O
trip to Washington Territory, and 10 on
bis way to the land Of the sag.brush.
Coming into the Office be inquired solic-
itously regarding the present where.
abouts OF every mi who has been con.
nected with the establishment for years.
He claims to know every printer and
editor on the coast who has been at the
business any length Of time. Most OF
them have known him to the tune OF
sundry loans never repaid. From the
summit 10 this place be was compelled
to walk. He made the trip In the night,
and being thoroughly familiar, as he
Thought, with the route, he left the rail.
road and made o bee line for this place.
In the darkness he lost bis way. and
wandered about nearly all night, and as
It was bitterly cold. be suffered consider.
ably. Upon the strength Of this be en-.
deavored to raise his limit and borrow .
half instead Of the usual quarter. He
took nothing but coin. rejecting with
disdain an order for q meal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-23
Expansion Rails.
Grass Valley Union.

Owing to the creeping Of the rails on
railroads when heavy grades and sharp
curves are used. 1t becomes necessary to
make frequent changes OF rails or to cut
them In order to keep the track In align.
meut. To remedy this a simple plan has
been recently adopted by fastening short
pieces Of rail upon q broad iron plate.
leaving several inches OF space between
the connecting ends Of tho rails. and
then placing guard rails on each side to
prevent the car wheels from jumping the
track. These are in general use on the
Virginia and Truckee Railroad. on q
portion OF which road the curves are
"somsthing wonderful to behold" Mr..
Kidder, Superintendent Of our narrow
gauge railroad, has had some OF these
expansion rails made. and will have
them placed on the road where trouble
has been experienced by the creeping OF
the rails.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-23

The Missouri express robbers made
quite o stir among the passengers. One
report says: "The passengers had an
idea that the robbers were firing into the
cars. Some crouched between the seats,
while others ~sprswled on the floor. One
woman, calmsr than the rest, stuffed her
gold watch and Q roll Of greenbscks into
the knot Of hair on her head. Another
woman removed her shoe and crammed
II full Of bills. A thoughtful male pas.
seugsr lifted the lid Of the ics.water
cooler and dropped bis gold watch and
chain into It. he had q great amount
Of fun fishing his jewel ont o: the cooler
after the robbers had departed. A few
ladies tainted from fright"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-23

Foley and Tracy. convicted OF bur.
slarizing the San Francisco restaurant,
Virginia. last July. today were brought
up for sentence by the District Court.
but the sentence was postponed until
tomorrow to give counsel for the defense
an opportunity to file a bill Of eIcep.
tons.
MEErrso OF SrocxHoLDrRs.-A meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the Centen.
NAL Mining Company will be held a,
the Office OF L. I. Fox. Gold Hill, mex,
Monday evening at $50 O'Clock. See
advertisement in another column.
There will DO q meeting OF the Grant
Reception Executive COMMITTEES at the
City Hall. Virginia, this evening, to
make final arrangements for the recep.
ton. Gold Hill members Of the com.
mittee should DO there.
RECEPTION FINAScEs.-Our Finance
Committee for the reception Of Gran,
was csnvassing throughout Gold Hill
Yesterday and raised funds sufficient to
dsirsy all anticipated expenses.
Pioneer meeting aud Ladies' night"
this evening. All are invited who feel
an interest in the welfare Of the Society.
Horace Lspiers was brought up fol
trial this morning in the District Court
for the Addison burglary.
Another big spur wheel with broad v
cogs has just been turned out at the Full.
ton Foundry.
General Grant Is coming; buy your
Gags ut the store OF ALI. Cahen.
1000 Gags for sale at All. Cahen's
store. 1000.