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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1879-01-09
OVER TEE SEA.

IcaEnot hear thee, for the winds are moaning;
cannot hear thee, for the waves are high;
cannot hear thee, for the good ship grOaning
Seaward doth fly
And yet my fond heart listens to thy singing;
And yet methinks clasp thee once again:
I hear thy voice, rs If I were not winging
Across the main.
50 be it everi If the world torment me,
Happy In thee and in the past I'll rest;
To sleep upon thy memory will content me
As tWere thy breast
-HdTuard Crimson
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Bring your Job Printing to the News Of
fee. We guarantee as good work as can be
done elsewhere, and at as low prices.
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HARD WoRK.-It is the honest
"plodding workmen who rise to an
elevated position in the world. Work is.
as a rule, at the foundation Of all true
success. Brilliant parts, fine education
and powerful friends are not to be de-
spised, but they can not supply the place
of personal toll and patient, pains-taking
industry. President Lincoln literally
worked his way up from a common
laborer to the highest position in the gift
Of the Republic. Henry Wilson, at
twenty-one, carried his wardrobe and
library on his back wherever he went in
pursuit Of work. Commodore Vanderbilt
laid the foundation of his vast fortune in
the saving and habits of industry acquired
in his younger days in rowing a ferry boat.
Charles Dickens owned his success not
more to his genius than to hard, syste-
matte labor.
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Practical MAXDIs.-Nobodyi evel
so happy or unhappy as he imagines.
1t is less painful to learn in youth than
to be ignorant in old age.
Our passions are the only orators who
are certain to persuade us.
Though charity may make your purse
some lighter one day, yet it will make it
heavier another.
Those who blow the Goals of others
strife may chance to have the sparks fly
in their own faces.
Through the eye beauty comes in and
grief drops out. Thank God for tears
and pity him who cannot weep.
Men do not have their own choice as
to whether they viii have life or not,
but they can choose how they can live.
Through woe we are taught to reflect,
and we gather honey of the worldly, wis
dom not through flowers but thorns.
A teacher who Is attempting to teach
without inspiring the pupil with a desire
to learn, is hammering Cd cold iron.
A SENSIBLE YOUNG K1NG-Those
who have been brought in contact with
the King of Spain, find him sensible
beyond his years. When he arrived in
Spain, a committee of the Cortes waited
upon him, and told him that a constitu-
ton was being prepared. He replied,
that, so far as the political portion Of the
constitution was concerned, he left the
matter entirely In the hands of the rep
resentatives of the nation; but that in
regard to any question affecting his mar
rage, he could not admit interference.
Then he fell in love with his cousin,
Mercedes, a fine, handsome girl, the
daughter of his uncle, the Duke de Mont
pensier.
"But," said his advisers, the Duke
is so unpopular"
" I am not going to marry the Duke,
replied the King, but his daughter. I
give you free leave to dislike the father
all I ask is that you should follow my
example, and like the daughter"
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sermons IN OOOk8,
StOl26S in the running brooks,
And good in everything"

AN ECONOMICAL PAIR.-Th9 old
gentleman went into the parlor, the other
night, at the witching hour of 11:45, and
found the lights out, and his daughter
and a dear friend occupying a tete-a-tete
in a corner by the window. "Evangeline, ="
the old man said sternly, this is scanda-
lous." Yes, papa" she answered
sWeetly, it is candless because times are
so hard, and light costs so much, that
Ferdinand and 1 said we would try and
get along with the starlight. And papa
turned about in speechless amazement,
and tried to walk out of the room through
a panel in the wall paper,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1879-01-09

A merchant Of Paris, recently deceased
has left a legacy to a lady of Rouan fol
having twenty years ago, refused to marry
him-'through which, says the will, Il
was enabled to live independently and
happily as a bachelor"
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Madame Yoshida, the wife of the Japa-
nese Minister to the United States, speaks
our language so well that she is able to
make her ceremonious calls in Washing
ton unaccompanied by prompter OF inter
prefer. Her little daughter, who is be-
ginning to talk, speaks English exclusively
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Business Directory.

Cards Inserted under this head at the following
rates: For 1 inch space, SO year; Il inch, $ a
year, 1 inch, 50 a year.
EE-Twelve lines Of this type make inch.
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Young Folks Corner,
POETICALE ENIGAA.

POETICAL ENIGMA.
In run, not in walk,
Tn blackboard, not in chalk,
In b0wsprit, not in strand,
In orchestra, not in band
In rock, not in stone,
In equator, not In zone,
In borrow, not in loan,
In mouse, not in mice,
In once, not In twice,
I'm dog, not in cat,
In poor, not in fat,
In look, not in see,
In wood, not in tree.
Ny whole is an officer in Company b
of the 18th Regiment ON. G.
HilisbOrO, O. SHADOW"
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According to the Evangelist more than
$4,000 were added last year to the Pres
byterian Church in the North.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1879-01-09

1t seems probable that the action
Of the Teachers Meeting" at Co
lumbus viii take some wind out Of
our sails, for If the Examiners are all
to be turned out we cannot have
much to say about making q change.
There is one consolation, however,
and that. is, that it will furnish rs
something to write about.
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TWhOIe No. 1924.

We feel ike saying a word in con
demnatiOn Of the almost universal
custom Of dismissing our public
schools for the holidays. The pu-
pills would be better, physically,
mentally and morally, by being in
school. Then why dismiss them?
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1 am composed Of 24 letters.
My d, %, z, ?, is an animal
My %, o, s, 4, g, u, II is a flower
Ny /, l5, 10, 20, 4, q is mans name.
My rs, 20, ~, 1 3, q, is a small stream
MY 10 T. 5, IS 20. S is MOhamedan monk.
My whole forms the names Of a lady and gen
.leman of New Lexington, Ohio. ........
New Lexington, o. D. *.
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VERY MATTER-oF-FACT-Th There was
once a clergyman so rigidly and frigidly
literal and matter of fact that he was
wholly incapable of entertaining or COM
pretending a metaphor of any kind
whatever. He believed to his dying day
that Shakspeare's mind was overstrained
and confused by too intense application
when he wrote that there b
Sermons in stones,
Books in the running brooks,
And good in everything"
and contended that it was perfectly plain
that what he meant to say was that there
be
Sermons In books,
StOT,6S in the running brooks,
And good in everything"
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Ha2dbiIIsl Han bills

From De smallest DOdgcT to the largest Poster
uca1l. iriuted on short notice. Prices are yer
oW-irnm ~ peer inna Hp. Call at the
.~"ul-ir NEWS OFFICE.
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Examinations Of Teachers.

x he Board of School Examiners Of Highland
z county give notice, that examinations of Ap-
plCanis fO- Certificates VIII take place in the Hills
bOrO Union School building on the first Saturday of
every month, and on the third Saturday of Februa
~, March, April, August, September and October.
The Examination fee prescribed by law is so cts
BY order of the Board
an84vl II. S. DOGGETT. Clerk. .
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eau make money faster at work for us than at
anything else. Capital not required we will
start you. Sl2 per day at home made br the
- industrious. Men, women, boys and girls
wanted everywhere TO work for US. Now is the
time. Costly outfit and terms free. Address TRUE
g. Co., Augusta Maine mar2gvI
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- - - ' "A AZ s1g
= 1LL 8 . q n u entda
Office Corner Main an High Streets ID stairs over
RANTED. " m
February 3, 1911. febgvls
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A.HARMAN.

ATTORNEY AT LA w.
Once two doors west of Citizens Bank, up stairs
auu1vt
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HENRY a. SIEPHERD,
- ITO rnoy at la w.
HLLLSBOR0UGH, o.
:hoe aud residence On Main Street. between
hlgh and East Streets, first door west of siHanlev
House, P. o. Drawer, 50. feLSstf
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CYRUS Newby,

SrTORNEY AT LAW,
oficc ia Suirhs New Building. ID story. feb1v
The Worthington advance., 1879-01-23
MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE.

SENATE, Jan. l4th.-The Governor sent in the
following appointments which were confirmed.
Director Of the institution for the deaf and
dumb and the blind-H. A. Wilson, of Rice
county.
Directors of State Normal schools-G " r.
Wright, of Steele county; Sanford Niles. Of
Olmsted county, and Samuel @. Gale, of Hen
neipin county.
Regents Of State University-H. H. Sibley,
of Ramsey county, and Thomas s. Buckham,
of Rice county.
Manager Of State Reform School--George L.
Otis, IF Ramsey county.
Inspectors of State Prison-John De Laittrc,
of Hennepin county, and +. &. Butts, OF
Washington county.
Fish Commissiuners-Daniel Cameron, fro
the First Congressional district, W. W. Sweeney,
for the Second district, and X. o. Sweeney, for
the Third district.
Public Examiner-Henry NJ. Knox, of Ram
sey CO ,nty.
Members of the State Board of fEqualizatiun-
Rudolph Lehmicke, First district; James G.
Lawrence, Third district; N. II. Donaldson,
Fifth district; James Compton Seventh dis
trict William g. Hayden, Ninth district, and
Aldert N. Seip Eleventh district.
Superintendent of Public Iustruct,on-David
Burt.
Senator Thacher introduced = bill abolishing
the brass tester and making the half bushei
standard. bill was introduced requiring
ten days notice of Chattel mortgage sale. and
thirty days for redemption.
The Worthington advance., 1879-01-23
to mouth. The American supply is slightly

to mouth. The American supply is slightly
diminished, but the supply available for ex-
port is so unusually heavy that to all intents
and purposes America holds the reius
prices, although at the same time It must not
be forgotten that tho markets of the continent
between this and harvest may be safely count
cd upon to relieve America Of a considerable
portion OF the produce accumulated, both on
lie Atlantic and Pacific seaboards. Accord
ing to recently published returns, the cstima-
ted stock Of wheat in granary in London at
the end Of last year was 3lG,St8 quarters,
showing a deficiency Of l45,0o0 quarters,
compared with the corresponding time of
1877. The stocks OF maize and barley are
more than double what they were at this
time of last year. Oats decreased about no.
0GO quarters. Sales Of English wheat last
week amounted to 81, 400 quarters, at 36s
i'd per quarter, against 33 472 quarters, at SIS.
Id. per quarter last year. Imports into the
United Kingdom for the week ending Jan.
4h were, wheat 1854 hundred weights, and
tloru, 1913, ,O27 hundred weights.
HANGING OF MOLIIE MAGUIREs.
A Munich Chunk, Pa, dispatch OF Jan.
18th, says, the execution of Sharpe and Nc
Donnell, convicted Of the murder of George
G. Smith, coal operator, at Andenrcid the
night Of Nov. 5th, 1868, was expected to be a
quiet affair but has proved most exciting. A
reprieve from Gov. Hartranft arrived half a
minute after the drop feil-just thirty seconds
too late to save the lives Of the men adjudged
guilty Of the murder. When the Governors
reprive arrived at the Jail this morning, a
seen" of intense excitement occurred, but al
though the culprits had only been hanging
few moments there was no movement toward
cutting them down. The telegraph messeny
or reached the Jail dor before the drop fell
but no heed was taken to his knocking and
ringing, the wife of one Of the culprts having
previously been extremely violent inside.
When the drop fell the knocking and ringing
arrest tie parties whom he imagined to be
creating disturbance. 1t was then found to
be the telegraph messenger with the reprive.
a brother Of Mcdonnell, who had been kneel-
n by the scatfold, excitcdly charged the
heriff and bystanders with the murder OF his
brother. The excitement spread, and the
sheriff appealed to one of the priests, who ex-
oncrated him from blame. Amidst this ex-
element the reproaches Of the maddcned
brother Of Mcdonnell and the wailings of the
bereavcd family outside, the culprits seem to
have been forgotten and they remained hang
ing for thirty minutes after the drop fell
There Is no reasonable doubt, however, they
were both dead when the reprieve came
After the bodies were cut down they were
placed in collins and given to their families,
who's cries could be heard for several blocks,
adding greatly to the prevailing excitement
The Worthington advance., 1879-01-23

HOUSE, Jan. 14.-1n The House special corl-
mittees were appointed on retrcnchment, On
the rading of grain, and on the subject %
drive wells. Bills were introduced to reduce
the salaries of all state, Judicial and county
officers; to define and provide for the punish
ment of tramps; relating to fraudulent repre-
sentations on applications for insurance roll
cies; and for the organization Of Big Stone
county.
SENATE, Jan. 15.-Lieut. Gov. Wakefield an
nounced the following standing committees
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Lieut.. Gov. Wakefield announced the follow
ing standing. joint and special committees:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J. B. Gifillan, c. D..
GiifIlan, Daniel Buck, Castle, e. NJ. Wilson,
Kinds, Buell. and @. +. Buck.
Finance-Senators Pillsbury. HcCrea Mealey
and Buell..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Morrison, Thatcher, Will
kins, Mills and Page.
Claims-Senators Wheat, SWanstrom, Shall
iecn, Doran and Simmons.
Observation-Disclosures H. B. Wilson, Wedge,
Morrison, d. Buck and G. F. Buck.
Public Lands-Senators Swanstrom, Officer,
Rice, Helling. Bonniwell, Doran and Powe rs.
internal Improvements-Senators Morrison,
Cults, Brown, Adams and Doran.
Federal Relations-Senators Perkins, Thatch-
er, Williams. E. NJ. Wilson and Kinds.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Shalleen. Wilkins,
Gorham, Rahilly and Page.
Military Administrations S~anstrom, Adams,
b. B. Wilson, Brown and E. NJ. Wilson.
1nsuraIoe-SenAtor Clements, J. b, Gilfl
The Worthington advance., 1879-01-23
.
IOEES In THE WEST.

Persons looking westward for homes
ian procure full information concerning
he GARDEN Spor Of Iowa and Mime
,ota, by subscribing for the Worthinie-
IN ADVANCE, published at Worthington
Minnesota. Send Sc for one year; 81
or six months, and SO cents for three
months, to ADVANCE, Worthington
Soblcs county, Minnesota"
The Worthington advance., 1879-01-23
SRhe W:1nSOr Hotel.

New YORK, was never SO we'll patronized,
in the winter season, as now This is an
evidence Of an improvement in business,
generally, and the result Of REDUCED
pSices.
The Worthington advance., 1879-01-23

MUhDLh.
A brutal murder was committed during
the night Of January 10th in Browns rolling
mills, South Chicago. Frank Donaghue,
aged 2s, rose In the night from the bed in
which he was sleeping with his friend and
fellow workman. Martin Houston, and TAX
ing a pocket knife stabbed him some twenty
times about the head. When found the next
morning Houston was dead. Donaghue who
Is even now under the influence of liquor
admits the murder, and says there was no
cause for it excepi in his own condition, he
having been almost delirous with drink for
eevc. al weeks past.
BRIDGE BURNED At MINNEAPOLIS, MINI,
January Goth the bridge over the S..
Paul and Pacific railroad on frst street, Mlnn.
eapolls, Mlpn, was destroyed by fire. The
The Worthington advance., 1879-01-23
TWENTY FIRST MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE,

and Statistical List Of the Two Houses Showing
Occupation Age, Nativity Length Of in Mime
sofa, and Condition Of Each Individual
-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25
Rv (Irpan ,S Wise

fHesl Estate A gents and ActiOneers.]
gtT VIGTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST,
ID ds.cd January iO:h, A. u. 1878. and record
cd in i!pcr Y. No. folio 49, oi seq. one Of tho
Innd records Of F,i:isx county, Eirginis, the
undersigned viii Esl 10 the highest bidder,
on the pronii.ee. On TUESDAY, the 18th
day of Ms:cn, 1879, tho following real csls!e
- wit:
4 CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, lying. be-
nS and Situate in tho county Of Fairfax, State
Of Virgnis described and bounded ss follows,
W Wit: Beginning It y pils OF stones lear
hickory in . line % Giles Tiiler5 patent, now
Musph1'&; ln"Ece with sid lice north Gl'43,
wsst i:5 poirs ii links 10 n planted stone, cor
;nc5iy Owned by L. =. Arundel; thence with
A!uH1e's l;rs il. 2o!V. W, % poles and 3 links
- b stake euf pile f stones, corner to the land
uf Ssinvel Butt: theEcu with tee line Of said
But! T.. ICio, G. IS p3Ies cad S links TO a stake
AID bile o. s,ones on the wnst side of road
thence win raid road s. 1oIU, 0. 80 z poles. 24'
as, .. II POLES: li0lJ O. l5 poles. s. 20 -,
=. ~ po,es Ii ~ 49, t. 1913 pJla:, 4ioiI', q.
- paics Il JJo3C &c Ii poles, n. $50, 0. II 2pnles,
: JjIo &. II poles, 10. a z4.G poles. g. Z03U,
g II po!r;, g. 1879, G. 50 2poles to stake aud
pile rf stones on the s0uthWes: eide OF ssld road,
6 5io.0', wea. 81 poles II links 10 the beginning,
togelncr With al The improvements thereon and
spfur.01.Dces thereuntO belonging
Terms e Ss.e-One third Of Lhn purchase
EIoaoy 20 be p.,i IN Cash. and s.e rcEidue IL two
| equal ins.alrIe:ta, reysh.a b: six and twelve
months alter daLe, respectively, with intereat a.
| the rats ot six per crGtum per annum. de-
pCs,. o! 80 70 - made ~ the fall oil the hammer
H CLAUGaIGN, ,Trus.ees,
! le2l-eo.s IS. 7. LOWE,
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MEDECIN T..
T r FIR

This important organ weigh. but about
three pounds, and sll tho blood in a living
person (about threo gsllons) passes through
It at least once every half hour, to have tho
bile and other Impurities strained or filtered
from it. Bile is tie natural purgstive of the
bowels and if the Liver becomes torpid it is
not separated from the blood, but carried
through the veins to all pzrta Of the system.
and in trying to escape through the pores OF
the skin, causes it to turn yellow or a dirty
brown color. The stomach becomes diseased
and Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation,
Headache. BilieusnesS, Jaundice, Chii!5,
Malaral Fevers, Pi!oa, Sick and Sour Ston.
sch. and peuers! debility follow. MER-
RELL'S HEpATlNE. the grea: vegetable
discovery for toTpiGj.y, causes tbe Liver to
throw of from one TO two OUNCES OF bile each
time the blood passes through it, as long ss
there is sn excess Of bile; and the eticct OF
even q few doses upon yelloH complexion
or a brown, dirty looking SKIN. will aston
ish sll who try it--tbey being the first symp'
toms 70 disappear. The cure Of all bilious
diseases snd Liver complaint is made GER
tain by taking Hepaiine in accordance with
directions. Uesdache is generally cured IN
twenty minutes. and no disease thst sriseS
from the Liver can exist if q fair trial IL
given. Take 20 pills when you can get
Hspstne 1T the same price. For sale by
All DRUGGISTS PRICE csc and 81.
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By Green & Wi;e. kuc.ioHocrc.


rNRUaTEE'S SALE-By v:tus Ct = deed Of
E trust from Albert W. Harrison and Nathan
w. Pierson. bearing dato on t7o 18th day Of
19l CT the land records of Fairfa- GO -, rs,
tho undersigned, surviving trustee LnereIn
named, will offer for SAFE by nuGlic Auction on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of April 1917, 1T =
o clcck M. IL front Of the Mansion Hotel. On
Fsirfs1 street, il tho city CT Alexandria, Va,
the following property, to Wit:
The TRACE OF LAND cslled "6 u Mt
LEY" contsiniEg 820t acres, more or less, with
the IMPROVEMENTS thereon also the trac.
of land called LLOYDS LOT, containing GJt
acres. more or less. This land ia situated in
exandris, and is highly improved by BUILD
1NGS and cultivation.
Terms Of Sale: For so much cash q: VIII pay
the accrued interest upon the principal sum due
and enough to defrsy the expenses Of executing
this trust the residue TO be paid in three equal
annual instalments at nine, fifteen AID twenty
four months, with interest from tho day OF sale !;
the bonds Of the purchaser TO 90 taken for tho
deferred instslments, and tho lille retained until
tue purchaae money is paid in full The sm ount
due upon this deed of trust is rs follows For
three bonds executed By the said Harrison end
Pierson for S12C0 each, with inLeres! from March
Let, 1873, payable seE.l a2austly, said bonds
dated March 1st 1868, sud pay Sbla at Il, 5 and 10
wears, respectively, TO Doctor Benjamin Sing or
his assigns, subject TO the following credits. to
wit: SITS go as Of September 1lth 1875 Sl30
as of December 18th, 1873 $1,000 as Of July 30.h,
1875; S2s5 48 as of December "a, 1875; S2OU Us
of March l4th, 1877; SOD as Of June lG.D, 1877; 4;
$500 IS of December 18th, 1877 500 as OF April
Sth, 1878.
e. ". WATTLES
NH 1s-nnta Surviving Tru=Leo
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Oh BOXES SMOKED gLOATERS re-.
AO ceiyed today By
feb "a JIG. MILRVEN,