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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1879-05-15
Young Folks Corner.
FRaN Az IOWA GIRL

ALB1A, lows, April 3, 1878.
EDITOR NEws:-I saw in the Y. +. Corner that
YOU wanted some Puzzles, Enigmas, etc and 90
I thought 1 would send You an Enigma, aud a
Transposition Of Names Of Flowers.
ENIGMA.
] am composed of - letters.
NV I3. 2 aud 8 is kind Of drink
Ny aud 10 is proposition
NV g. g snd is a part Of the head.
Nv f. "a and % is something useful.
My S, 2, s, and 12 i- something we al do.
Nv g. n aud is something we can't see-
NV 6, and 10 is a useful article.
Nv II. 9 and 90 is boys uame-
Ny whole is something we may al expect II We
live.
NAMES OF FLOWERS TRANSPOSED.
Pnlir. 3 Aupys, 8 Tuberptcu, Syadi Re-
baensv, o Siliel, AsOla, Aligi.
CARRIEA. NELSON.
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Teachers Column.
DAVID BAILEY, EDITOR.

Communications for this department Bre sOlic-
tied from the teachers Of the county All COM
municatiOns shOuld be addressed to DAVID BAT
LEY HIGHLAND P. O., HIGHLAND Co., O., and
should reach him Of least ten days before the issue
Of the paper IN which they are expected to ap-
Denr-1
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SONG

D Omaidrn! silent sitting
Brsddiug stiil thy golden hair;
Round thy head the bees are fitting,
Dpeming thee n lily fair.
iomaidi with eyes whose azure
Holds happy, Joyous CLEAN,
What hath charmed thy llstlCSs leisure,
Made thy life n fairy drpamf
Love hath found me sitting lonely,
Whispered son q charmed word,
EvermUre my heart beats only
To the music OF that word.
o maiden slowly pacing
Crowned with braIds Of sOmbre grayj
Que set path thy footsteps tracing
Up and down one lonesome way;
o maid with eyes whose weeping
Tells OF endless pain and woe
What sad vigil art thou keeplHgf
What hath marred thy beauty SCI
Love hath LETT me pacing lonely
COldIy bade me live alone;
Evermore my patti IS louely,
Evermore Hive HIonet
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NOTICE,
Election of a Board of DRsctors
Of the Columbus & May sville
Railroad Co. CSoUthern Di


Notice is hereby given 10 The Btockholders of
the columbus q Maysville Railway Co. (Southern
ivision) that q meeting wiz be held al the oitce
TVssaay, May q, 1879,
between be hours of one O'Clock p. n. and six
O'Clock T.. NJ for the election Of thirteen Direct
ors 90 serve for one year after the day of said cleo
tOn. aud for The tranaCtion Cf any other business
THus. HIBBEN, Sec'y. G. S. BELL, PreB't.
apl7w4
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Joint Resolution.

Submitting Propositions to Amend Section Iic0
Of Articls TIr0, Section One Of AIficls Iirss,
and Section -Four Of Article Ten Of he Con
stitlition Of the State Of Ohio.
Be It resolUsd bv the General Assembly Of ne
State Qf Ohio (three-hfths Of al the members elect
ed TO each house cOncurring thereiEl That propo-
sitiOns to amend the Constitution OF the State OF
Ohio be submitted TO the electors Of the State, on
the second Tuesday Of October A. ID. 1879, az rol
lows tO-Wit: That section Of article 2 section
Of article 3, 8nd section 4 Of article 10 BE- so
amended as to read as follows:
ARTICLE II, SECTION 2. Senators and Repre-
sentafives shall be elected bienually By the elect
Ors in the respective counties or districts, %
time prescribed by laW their terms of Olce shall
commence on the Tuesday nexT after the first
Monday Of January thereafter and continue two
ARTICLE III, SIC. / The Executive Depart
ment shall consist OF q Governor, Lieutenant Gov
ernOr, Secretary Of State, Auditor, Treasurer and
AttOruey-Generai, who shall be chosen By the
electors OF ne stare at tne paQ OL Fotins Lul ls
members Of the General Assembly and at g time
prescribed by law.
elected on the first Monday Of April, annually, By
the qualifed electors Of their respective townships
aud shall hold their offices for one year from the
Monday next succeeding their election and until
their successors Gre quahhedf except IoWnenlp
Trustees, who shall be elected oy the qualil64
electors in the several townships Of the state on
the first Monday Of april, A. D. 1850, one 70 serve
for the term Of one year, one for two years and
April in each year thereafter one Trustees shall be
elected to hold the Office for three years from the
Monday next succeeding his election, and until
his successor is qualified.
PORN OF BAI10r.-At- said election the voters
I'm favor Of the adoption of the amendment 20 Sec
tion Two, Article Two, shall have placed upon
their ballots the words, amendment to Section
Two, Article Two, Of CONSTITUENCIES IS - and
those who do not favor the adoption OF said
amendment shall have placed upon taeir ballots
the wordF, amendment to Section Two, Article
Two, Of Coustitutiuu-NO; :" those who favor the
adoption Of Section One, Article Three shall have
placed upon their ballots the words, Amendment
to Section One, Article Three Of Constitution
Yes - and those who do not favor the adoption
Of said amendment shall have plared upon their
ballots the words amendment 70 Section une'
Article Three, of ConstitutiOn-Noin and those
who favor the adoption of Section -Four, Article
Ten shall have placed upon their ballots The
words, amendment to Section -Four, Article Iens
of COnstitution-Tes; sud those who do bot IA
vOr the adoption Of said amendment shall have
placed upon their ballots the words, Amendment
to Section -Four, Article Ten, Of Consut ution--
No." JAMES E NEAL
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
JABEZ W. FITCH.
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am a very tall bird, and when through water
Pm sure upon stills You might think was walk
ing; ,
mime,
Thai mauy shell for its liniug can claim
- RI. CON. b
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NV lsf is a word which signifies advantage; pre-
fix q lefIgr aud nv p is the udme of river; pre-
fN ugaiu, and my Sd Is an excess; sguin, aud my
9Th is Synonymous with one meaning OF my So
once more, and my 55h is Synonymous win q
second meaning OF my 3D. 4 L. T.
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AsEigDee's Sale Of Real Estate

I. T Pavey, as Assignee for thel Highland Coun-
benefit of creditors of JOHNNY. , ty Probate
Baptsavs1 JOhn r GuthrivJ Court. n
Eotice is hereby given, that the Undersigned
Assignee, in pursuance of an order of the bate
Court Of Highland County, Ohio, in The aoOye en-
titled cause, will At the door Of the Court House
in HilshOrOugh, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, MAY 81, A. D. 1879,
at O'Clock P NJ, offer for sale at public auction
the following real estate, situate and being in The
county of Highland and state Of OHIO, and de-
sCfibed follows, a certain tract or par
eel Of land situate, lying auo Oeihg in the cannT
Of Highland and State OF Ohio, On the waters Of
Hardin's Creek, one hundred and two and One-half
acre., il u plft VI J8c0U 5Dflngerd survey Nc.
3y55 and four acres and twenty-six poles IN part
0frlRois Lzdd's Suryay, and snid tract is bound
Cd aua described as follows, tO-wifs Beginning
tt stone, corner % the land of jeremiah Ladd,
whefeiu 81 cak y inches ID diameter bears n.
sly degrees E. 10 links TO hiteosk IS inches in
diametef Bearsr a. % deg, W n Inks % an Oak
stump, bBsr s. 8 deg.W. l7liuks theuce S IS deg,
grees &, s15 polas o a etGle in the middle u
State Rold Fading from LeeshHrg 70 Hillsburo,
and in Asa Laid's hnei thence with said road and
Asa Ladd's hne n. 90 degrces E 4sH poles TO
stone In said road, one of Asa Laddis corners;
thence wi his line n. Y degrees f. 81 a poesto
ne'ane neara lara whit coax, walnut and red elm,
cf to Anthony JOhnsOnf tact thence with
ibe n laef.es w. hog poles crossing
0r11eh n 17ies to a stolIG where ln ella Us
ID q bears S. q ctgraBs II 10 links
nso1 I.e; thence wth HE line, b.
be Of I originh lines d survey No. 1915, s
drgre ". rs poles ID q stDIe. curner %
jeremiah Ladd's tract thence with his Iiue s. 70
degrees r3l0E poles 10 TIE beEiRninF-cOn
ing ll5 acres aud JOG poles zone hundred and six
acres and one hundred aud six poles) more or
lees, being the same premises conveyed TO Jacob
Kinzer and W fe by Humphrey 2. Buckley hy
deed dated March LET, 1850 and recorded In High
land -GuuHty record Of deeds, book 29, p. i45; q
since owned By lWm. Brooks and known rs tie
the Billy Brooks farm and BY said William
Brooks at his death devised in fee simple to the
said John W. Banks
Appraised 40 e2S65
Terms of S-le-Cash
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An Extraordinary R,ok.

A very remarkable and interesting
addition to the curiosities at the British
Museum has Just been made. 1t con-
sists Of complete copy-5 the famous
Chinese Encyclopedia, amounting in all
to 5000 volumes. This work is note
worthy in many respects. It's prOduc-
ton was due to the wisdom and energy
Of Kang-He, the greatest and Wisest Of
Chinese EmperOrs. Kang-He was the
puDil Of Adam Schaal, the great German
mathematician, and from him imbibed
strong liking for literature. During
his reign, which lasted sixty years, and
is one of the most memorable in
chinese history, he conceived the plan
OF q great Chinese dictionary; and not
content with that alone, he appointed a
learned commission to collect and verify
all Chinese works, with a view 20 their
embodiment in one authoritative edition.
Kang-He died in 1922, before the task
was completed, but it was carried on I'M
der the direction OF his successor, and
was at length finished after about forty
years of labor. The commissioners are
supposed to have taken all works from
about 100 B. c. to 100 A. D., and hence
lie whole Chinese literature of any i'm
Dortance or interest is TO be found in
the 1920 volumes in which the results
Of their labors were published. The
subjects are classified under six headings,
namely, writing relating to the heavens,
the earth, mankind, inanimate nature,
philosophy and political economy. A
Chinese tradition states that not more
than hundred copies were originally
printed. The prlce paid was only e1 ,5O2,
certainly not a very high figure for such
I unique wsrk, which in the opinion of
I'll who know anything of Chinese
tffairs is a very great acquisition.
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tlfice of the Secretary Of StHfe-
T. Milton Barnes. Secretary Of State Of the STATE
of Ohio do hereby certify. that the foregoing ls a
true COPY Of Joint resolution passed By the SEN
erol Assembly of the State Of ohio, on the lzi1
day of April, A. d. 1879, taken from the original
rolls fled iu this Office
In testimony whereof have hereunto
subscribed my nGme and afhLed ny olllclal
rsEtr1 seal az Columbus, the l2th day Of April
A. ID. 1879. MILTCN BARNES
aDr4 1tayv6m Secretary Of State
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Messrs. Adams, Of Washington c. q
and Mason, Of this place, will particiPa0
in a 50 mile Bicycle race at the June race
and Chillicothe will also probably be repFt
sented.
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HOW GREEK NET GREEK.

'So it is true, Jessie Handbook Y0t.
have been triiing with me from first to
last. May God forgive you-I cannot =
said Ralph Ashton, bitterly, as he drop
ped the white hand and gazed down
Scornfully at its owner.
''Why, Ralph" lisped an affected voice,
u never dreamed you meant anything
really, it seems so OddF'
"'Odd,' Jessie Handbook !" and his
eyes flashed angrily. "You never
dreamed that loved you? You knew
it WE'LL Day by day you have been
leading me on. Why, when you SAW
that was beginning TO love you from my
very soul, did yoU check lne2e Twas
because yOu wished to swell the list of
your victims. / congratulate you upon
your success. Now farewell forever p
And before the apparently astonished
Young lady could frame a sentence, the
door had slammed behind Ralph Ashton.
He strobe fiercely down the street to
his studio, and entering it, locked the
door behind him. A picture stood on
the easel, partly concealed by a cloth
which had been thrown over It. This
he snatched hastily off and revealed a
full life portrait of Jessie Handbook,
y
met her, clad in a white silk trimmed
with tube-roses, the same which
Oestled in her long, golden crlrls. A
smile parted the saucy red lips and
dimpled- one daintily tinted cheek. It
was Jessie Handbook, surely, but a
thousand times more beautiful, for he
had endowed it with a soul-not hers
but one of his own creation-one that
he imagined that the woman he loved
possessed.
( He had spent much time on this pic
ture, and had succeeded beyond his
widest hopes. It lad become the
greatest pleasure Of lis life to sit before
It, and with every stroke Of the brush
paint and fancy a wonderful dream of
the future when he should call her his
YerF own.
All this may seem romantic and nom
senSical for a strong man to indulge in;
but it was true. Ralph Ashton possessed
the sensitive nature that continually
leans toward the ideal and suns the
practical side of life. Whatever pleased
or attracted him, he endowed with gifts
of a divine nature. He was honest and
truthful in the highest degree-just the
one 10 fall victim to the snares Of this
hard, hard world.
Jessie Handbook was a flirt Of the
deepest dye, without a shadow of a
heart. Her one aim was to secure a
rich husband-whO would keep her in
ease and afiuence ali her butterfly life.
She had been pleased and flattered with
Ralph Ashton's presence, and, when she
saw Kim fillling under the spell of her
charms, instead of releasing him there I
and then, as an honorable woman
would have done, she strove the harder
to please, until she gained her own wish
mainly, TO say mo" 10 the important
question.
As Ralph Ashton gazed long and bit
terly at the beautiful picture, he felt the
one great hope of his life die within
him, and all become darkness and de-
spuir. At last, snatching it angrily from
The easel, he ripped the canvass with |
his knife and thrust the whole into the
crate. watching the flames consume it !
with look of fierce hatred.
The next day a friend, coming to call, !
was surprised to find this placard on the
door, "Gone to Europe"
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After that their old intimacy seemed
revived. The gossips began to dream of
grand wedding, and all the girls
envied Jessie her good fortune. She
was very happy, too for the first time
she knew what it was to love; yes, she
loved Ralph Ashton from her very soul.
and felt sure he loved her in return.
Only one thing troubled her; he did not
speak,
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United STATES OF A1zB1cA, OHIO .
lLl... ~ ~. ...-.-.r-- ~ So. : Z

I, Milton Barnes, Secretary Of State Of the State
true COPY OF a Joint resolution passed hy n e
General Assembly of the State of Ohio, on the loth
day Of April, A. d. 1879, taken from the original
rolls fled in this Office.
In testimony whereof, have hereuuio
subscribed my name and affixed my on
rsEALl ciaI seal at Columbus, the 18th day Of ri
A. D.. 1879 MILTON BARNES,
ap141taw6m Secretary Of State
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NEW RICH BLOOD!

PARSONS PURGATIvE PILLS make New
Rich Blood, and will completely change the blood
in the entire system in three months Any per
con who will take 1 pill each night from TO u
weeks may he restored 20 sound health, If such 4
thing be possible. Sent by mail for letter
stamps. /. S. JOHNSON & CO., Bangor, Ne.
mrSnNGMl
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The action of the Grand Jury in not IL
dieting ''Stufie7 John Roads, is general
sustained by the public, and the News
sustained in the stand il took at the tim
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L. l. J. B ri
Assignee &C. Of John W. Bluks.

Friday, on the application Of his wife, al
Jas. T. Thompson was appointed as b
guardian.
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Asslgnee's Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been Hppoiuicd and qualified as Assignee Of David
B. Hausehs Of Bighland county, Ohio.
J. X. PICKERING.
April "a, 1879. 8U24ws
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Reduced Terms-1879.

Mail Subscribers Postage Free.
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montns-.....- ..-.-.-...s.s...s Z %
o. lauEltllas ...--....H fe
months. -.... b. ....-.-....... 90
months. s-.-.--.--..- -...s.ss 4o
~ Fayln6ut Invariably IN advance. No paper
sent BY mail longer than the tine paid for. n
An extra copy win be sent gratis, for every
eluhot 10 subscribers at the above rates. --as.--
- The shove rates include posi1ge prepaid at
this once on al papers sent to subscribers outside
OF Highland county.
Subscriber who receive their papersUH
With al N rulEi1i opposite their name
either on the margin Of the paper on on
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scriRtions. So
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scribers- az
I'd Subscribers IN HHlsboro and vicinity, the
the Post Once or once Of publicgdoni on the fol-
lowing t6Tms.
In advance, or within month ...............fl 80
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time by cross on tIeir papers, OF By bills enclosed.
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unul an arrearul7es are paid, az general rule.
failure 20 orllT discoutin1aucs iB considered az
equivalent % oriering the paper continued.
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A. CHATAIN. Artist.

Lrte Pupil Of Meissoi nier. paris, France) also
Professor in the Academies Of Philadelphia and
Cincinnati, bcEs lesve 10 announce that he has
Just arrived In HillsborO and viii remain here
several weeke, thus giving an opportunity TO the
admirers of works Of Art TO heautify their homes
with their PORTRAITS or other fine oil paintings a.
very reasonable rates.
Any persons desiring portraits painted, win
please send their address TO The News Office.
Hillstoro, March q, 1879. mUr6if
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MOTHERS GIRL.


My whole is a useful list;
My first is d household pets
My sennd Is one Of the vuwels.
My third from the woods yUu get.
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@ CHERIFF'S SALE ~
REAL ESTATE.

rH M ORDER OF SALE.
Leesburg & l. ANm Hiehhnd County Court
vs. sVhn ". KnssdleS ofcommon Pleas.
Notice is hereby giFsd, tlHtthe undersigned,
Sheriff Of Highland County, Ohio, BY virtue Of an
Orlur1i la issued cut 10 sdid Court ill tI9 above
entitled Cause, and 10 him directed ns Sheriff uf
said county viii, al che door Of the Court House
IN ui1iHhorn m
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A suppressed murmur ran through
Mrs BIS crowded rooms as Ralph
Ashton entered them. 1t was his first
appearance in society since his return
from Europe, and Mrs. B. had secured
him, though by dint Of strategy, for that
one evening, at least, as she announced
triumphantly to her guests.
He was quite lion now, for his paint
ings had won him fame, and already
riches enough to secure comfort. When
life lad become barren and diStasteful
10 him he had sought consolation in LIS
work, and had grown to love it with the
intensity which insures success.
Jessie Handbook was there. She had
failed, although it was four years later,
to secure the rich husband. She had
not altered, but looked as fresh and
beautiful as ever as she stood under the
full light of q chandelier. clad, singu-
larly enough, in white silk garlanded
with tube roses Just as he had seen her
for the first time when he had fallen 80
madly in love.
A blush dyed her checks as she
observed his tall figure approaching her.
Il will win him yet" she said, under
her breath. For the man whom all the
world acknowledged seemed very differ
ent to her from the poor, unknown
artist she had scorned.
Miss Hardbrook? What a pleasure ~
She felt her hand grasped cordially,
and thought she noted look of the old
interest i'll the speakers brown eyes.
He remained by her side the most Of
the evening, making himself wonderfully
agreeable by descriptions of his travels,
and when he placed her in a carriage.
whispered softly:
UAfuyy oor,aa to-uaorrou- 9D
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Town and HiIsboro P. o. Sub
scribers-
Business Directory.

Cards inherited under ftis head AZ the following
rites: For inch space, SO year; i inch, IS a
year, L incl, Sc year
tB-Twoive lines Of this type make inch.
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DE-. s.. j. 8PEE&

VWTILI uu7vgrTe his entire time to the practIcl
W o. his RrDfsssiOn. He ha8 had eEtenei re
experience and will give special attention toths
Treatment Of Chronic Diseases.
OFFICIAL the New Drugstore Main Street,
Utmau's Block -Residence West Walnut St. near
the Public School House, HilsborO, Ohio.
ju18yl
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Satardan Mal 81. q. b. I879.

C0CWFody, nay O-3 IL ~ 1913,
al two O'Clock P. Ms0f said iay, offer for sale at
public auction, the following described real estate
lituatV in Highland county and State Of Ohio and
10 the village Of East Monroe, In SAID county Of
Highland, aud bounded aud described as follows,
tow, Gll b plrt uf au oriEiuai survey made
in Lhe naine af WILLIAM Cherry, No. 1855; Begin-
niRg alta eiaEe bearug. s. degrees W. rs feet
from the southern corner. Of lot No. 2 on plat
made by Gereham Pgr1ue and conveyed TO Levi j ).
Reed aud Maids, BIS wife, to .loselh Worthing-
tor; thence N. s5 degrees W. p poles to a stake;
thence s degrees ". 4 4i-lOn poles 90 a stake;
thence s. IS degrees +. Il poles to stake; thence
N degrees q 4fi-Iog poles 10 fhe hegiHning--
uontuinlng 0He-tl.ird ot AZ aors0f Land, more or
less.
AupruiFed q 5000 srr#. .az-
Terme OF Sale-Cash.
W. C. NEWELL, Sheriff.
MArTHEws 8 HUGGiEs, AttorDeys.
April y, lef5... ap24Wo