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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1879-09-04
WF and Rumor
A sweet craft CourtshiD.
A ---... IN. 81 III. L. Ii

] a sweet craft: GOurLSllDs
| A Wrathful land Ireland
UnweIcOme settlers Those VINO offer
ten cents on the dollar.
Here's health to poverty; It sticks to
us when all other friends desert US.
Sampson was an eminent tragedian in
his day, and IN his last act brought down
the house.
Cyprus is about as large as Connecti-
cut. If anything, Connecticut is a nut
meg greater.
After a man gets to be thirty-eight
years old, he kant form any new habits
much. The bcsy ne kan du IL to steer
hiz old ones.
Illinois presents the public with q
| tWO-headed lamb. 1t viii be funny to
see it try to follow two Marys in diff
ferent directions.
'How intoxicating the moonlight Is
tonight T" remarked a lady, the other
evening. "Yes," J." replied her companion;
that Is because the moon is full
If Edison would get up a little phono-
graph for a dollar that would simply say,
Come around about the 10th, A." it WOuid
have a big sale among the business men.
A fashionable young lady accidentally
dropped one Of -. IaIse eyebrows in
her opera box, and greatly frightened
her beau, who, on seeing it, thought it
was his mOustache. 80.
The published report Of a New York
benevolent society says ; "NOtwithstlnd-
ing the large amount paid for medicines
and medical attendance, very few deaths
occurred during the year"
"What fine dark hair you have got
Miss NJ. Nywife, who is much younger
than you has her hair quite gray" elm
deed, replied Miss NJ, eff I had been
your wife my hair had been gray, toe"
At the Congress.-Bismarck-''Eh.
vot you say, Gortshy? You ton't dink
ash der Palkans wash der natural pound,
ary Of Pulcaria anyhow. Calls his bull
dOg.) Here, Schneider, sic eml staboy
Oh, you change your mindt bout dat,
eh Dot ish all righdt Here, Yawc0b.
doOk Schneider aus in der entry and tie
him loose. P'raps We want him again
booty soon"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EE- The entrance to the new Editorial Room OF
the News is on Main street, one door west of Glas-
cock Quiuu & Co.'S hardware store, by the stair
way leading to DR.. Russs office.
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cry week at George Bowers News Depot, and also
at this office. Price cents.
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we will 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 in
Highland county thaa any other paper, and among
the best class Of readers, is the best advertising
medium. Business men will please note the
fact. and act accordingly.
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"What," the young man asked the
young woman who was waiting for him
| to ask for his hat, "what do put you in
mind Of" a French clock" she said
softly. And pretty soon he arose and
went on his way. The next morning he
called upon an eminent hOro!ogist and
asked him what was the distinguishing
| trait of a French clock. The hOrolOgist
said, "Why it never goes" And the
Young man was sorely yeast down, and he
grieved, and he told no man Of his hurt.
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It is a common practice Of cooks, and
often of those who are called good
housekeepers, to sprinkle salt over meat
when just ready to put over the fire.
Now, to salt any meat before it is well
heated through-or, better still, hall
cooked-wiI iujure very materially the
best ever sold in market, and certainly
quite spoil a poor article, no matter
whctherit is steak, roast or stew. It Will
harden the fibres, tougher the meat all
through, extract the best of the juice,
make it very injurious to the stomach,
and give no pleasure to the palate. -
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Elk Gov. Dennison is renewing the
force and fire of his best days, pO-
litically. His speeches at the Frank
lin county convention, and at Cir
cleville a few days since, were in the
right key, and his vigorous, stalwart
utterances recalled the first War
Governor of Ohio, and struck a re-
sponsive chord in the hearts of his
large audiences.
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WHOLE NO. 2258
THE ENGINE

Into the gloom Of the deep, dark night,
Win painting breath ana startled scream.
Swim as q bird IN sudden flight
Darts TINS creature or steel and steam,
Awful dangers are lurking nigh,
Rocks and Chasns are near the track.
But straight by the light oftts great white eye
Al speeds turJ me SHADOWS, dense and ulaeiz,
Terrible thoughts and nerce distress
Trouble IT'S mad nesrT many an hour.
Wnere nuru ana smOu1der me hidden fires
Coupled ever with might and power.
It hates, as a wild morse mates. the rein.
The narrow track by vale and hill:
ana snueEs with a cry or startled pain,
And longs 70 follow It's own villa Will
Oh, what am out an engine. sbod
Win muscle and nesn 0y me nand Of God
Speeding on thro' the dense. dark night,
Guided alone BY the souls white Light.
OHen and oHsn my mad heart tires.
And mates It's way with bitter hate.
And longs to follow IT'S own desires,
Ana leave the end in the hands OF fate
o, mighty engine Of steel and steam
o, human engine Of rood ana bone.
Follow the white lights certain beam
There hes safety and there alone.
The narrow track Of fearless truth,
Lit by the souls great eye Of light,
o, passionate heart Of restless youth,
Alone viii carry you thrO' the night
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9an make from 81 cts. TO 8 an hour by devOting
your evenings and spare time to the business. II
costs nothing to O. the business. Nothing like it
for money making ever offered before. Business
pleasant and strictly honorable. Reader, if you
want to know all about the best paying business
before the public, send us your address and we
will send You full particulars and private terms
free; samples worth s. also free; You can then
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Mrs. Drake, widow Of lIuhlenburg
County, Ky, has in her possession an
an9le which has been in existence since
he beginning of the Revolutionary
VI qr. The soldier, Mr.. Drake, received
the apple from his betrOthed just as s,o
departed for the army Of Washington; I;
kept it during the whole war: returned
afler the surrender Of Yorktown and
married the fair donor. The apple IS
sacreGIy preserved in the family. 1t IS
dry and shriveled, nothing remaining
but the woody fiber.
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Come wife, said VIII IT pray you devote
Just half a minute to mend this coat,
Which a nail has CHANGED to rpnd."
'Tis ten o'clock, D." said his drOwsy mate,
81 know" said VIII, "it's rather late,
But it's never too late to mend"
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LEND A HELPING HAND.

LEND A HELPING HAND.
Lift llttleI Life a little!
NeighbOrs, lend a helping hand
To that heavy-laden brother
Who for weakness scarce can stand.
What to thee, with thy stroug MUSCLE
Seems a light and easy load.
Is 70 him q pOnderous burden.
Cumbering his pilgrim road.
Lin littlel Lin a H,uel
Effort gives one added strenctb.r
That which staggers him at rfsfns.
Thou canst hold at arms full Ianrth
Not his fault that he is feeble.
Not thy praise that thou art strong.
It Is God makes lives to differ
Some from wailing, some from song
LIT a littIel Lin little!
Many they that need thy aid:
Many lying on the roadside.
Meath misfortune's dreary shade.
Pass not like Priest and Levite.
Needless of thy fellow man.
But with heart and arms extended
Be the Good Samaritan.
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OItE 9ighIaud 8em5,
mLLsBOHOUGH. OHIO.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 4, 1879.
Arrival and Departure of
RFmiER

R. r. mails arrive daily except Sunday, at 9I
a. m. and G.4f p. m. Depart daily except Sunday
at $50 a. m. and l.5O p. m.
N B. Fairoud mails close 80 minutes before
departure of trains.
Ripley mail for Newmarket, Sugartree Ridge,
MourytOwu, New C0rwiu, Emerald, &c, arrives
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at p. m. De-
parts Monday, Wednesday and Friday at Z a. m.
Eastern mail, for Dallas, RainsbOrO, New Pc
tersburg, Greenfield, Bainbridge, Paint, Sinking
Springs, Marshall, North Union, Carmel, &c, ar
rivals Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at p. m,
Departs same days at I a. m.
Fayetteville mail, for Ncvin, PricetOwn, Hollow
town, Bufo-d, Sicily, &c, arrives Wednesday and
Friday at p. m. Departs saHs days at a. m.
Belfast mail, for Berryville, Belfast, May Hill,
LOvatt's &C, arrives Tuesday and Friday at II 80
q. m. Departs same days at 1880 p. IN.
Sabina mail, for samantha, Highland, Memphis,
Sabina, &C, arrives Tuesday and Friday at p. m.
Departs Wednesday and Saturday AT 10 a. m.
j. NJ. BARRERE, T N.
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Young Folks Corner.


The first iu water, but not iu drink;
The second iu otter, but not iu mink:
The third iu money, but not in change
The fourth iu stove, but not I'm range
The fifth in music, but not in note;
The sixth I'm plUDar, but not in hl1ars
The seventh iu breath, but not iu air,
The eighth in head, hutuOt in hair;
The ninth in manners, but not In style;
TheteHfl I'm league, also iu mile.
The whole composed of gases two,
Without which, live we cannot do.
-rCiu. Times.
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WORDS OF WISDOM
FOR
MEN

Frequent and constant advertising brought me-
all ] Own.-A. T. STEWART.
Success depends upon a liberal patronage Of
printing Otlices.-J.J j. Aston.
The road to fortune is through printers ink
p. Y. BARNUM.
How can the world know q man has O. gOOC
thing unless he advertises possession Of it ?-COR
NELIUs FANDERBLT.
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Boston, 81 Park Roe, New York, and 7Ol Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, authorized Agents for pro-
curing advertisements for tie News in the above
cities, and authorized to contract for advertising at
our lowest FHte1,
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FOR SALE!.
TEXAS LAND FoR SALE

Gao acres of good land in Texas, for sale low or
for exchange for property in Highland county. A
cash difference will be paid on property of greater
value than the land J. X. PICKERING,
apltt Real Estate Agent.
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FIGURE PUZZLE.

o Place the nine digits fin square in
such manner that when added, mp,
down, across, or Obliquely, the sum
viii Pc fifteen. Az.
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The London, Eng, ICEegrapb mas
circulation of 100000, or one copy for
every Is of the population Of the city.
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VOL. 43-NO. a.
Reduced Terms-1879.

rv-Payment invariably in advance. No pspel
sent by mail longer than the time paid for.-l
EWAn extra copy will be sent gratis for every
club of 10 subscribers at the above rates.
TE-The above rates include postage prepafd At
his Office on all pspers sent 70 subsUrlDerS outside
OF Highland county.
, 1879-02-21
Tile New.Ynrk Up.Tnwn Movement.

StW laFk lp1rtd.
T1leup-town nlovcmont Of Nov York churches,
hotels, tieatres, clubs, and assembfy-rao,ns Is
the very best Enugc Of tile rate at which the
business Of the s1ty travels westward and north
ward. Men still IN Tho primo Of life can renlen-
bcr when churches like urare, st. GoorEe'a. tho
hrlck Church, Christ's, thu South and Middle
Dufcl, u,ul the old n,Hl new Presbyterian con.
Crcgations, and hotels like tho American, City,
lIoward, Globe, CrosoI1, nnl Irving, nntt three
largo theatres md M opcra house a,td the Union
Cian weru ali housed and liked heloa canal
street. The followed another era, during which
some Of thcse removed Into new TERRITORY, OF
which Twcntythtrd street becamc fbe no tfern.
wh,lo Bleccker was the southern, boundary.
Next, tlni very rccrntlY, came another Gro. iu
which this crn was abandoned for Murray llll.
Under Ills law OF progression the members of
the unto,l League clup2, u lev nights ago, voted
10 range themselves. Yet. whcn thIs Club was
formed, less tllat twenty Ycars aEu their choice
fur It's situ was Union Square, md whc,a this
first lease expired They Thought daring to teaso
Leonard LeroEne'a marble '1'ht1solI on MaasOn
square, aud nnw in tic e0Nrse o1 ycnr or 80
edieo. This MAY bo regarded aa tue Initiation
ot a movement which must make Fttth nvcnut,
between tho AatoF a,,d tc Stewart iIIh'lsi0.is at
one end uni thc great Windsor Hotel ut INC
other, thoroughfare which will sustain to New
York y rela. lou not uu'ku that Which Pull sla'!
slst1lna to London, with Marlboro llollsu alId
Ut. Jamcs' street Ut one end anA Waterioo plaep
nu1 tAn region 1f hute!s, ahops, at'li kEit8luess
EtlSt'6 fulu ABOUT ! lEatllkaf oanaTt NJ Tue Otu.
er enl, wlo !lle great glnb.f,ouses arc scattered
alo1,G tlle line A,Id around It. Even hbiy tlla
Ayunuc between t1,esu punts OH s4nday III
we'll Us o,l secular o!tlays a1,l III tiie ctsurnca
hours which fasillon tleVotcs to Eossp and hy-
gsene resembles tl!s Broadway ot our literature
much n,ore than the broadway ot real litu ever
did Ia its best days. As fur tie actual Broa.l-
way OF our own times, 1t Is following In tho
footstcps Of Nlcecker street iaster even than
Iurk place, mud aIurray street, und Warren,
ONES, mud 50 recently too. t'le belErayia Of New
York,
, 1879-02-21

1o*"Is-..'.s.' f7susn
1'l,e t1eubcll voted 81, coo for Lake Park anA
$50 for Ellis Pnrk.
4 discussion ensued on the question of max
Ing ail appropriation nf $500 Tor Alllnc tQuarc,
AID. IulcY saving It was doubtful II the city Ind
any titlo t" the prnpcrty, uni AID. tiibcrt
statg II Nss.. n mutton To a,iuw Tho nioYa
aust,nnt was plt to gntc a1ld last.
~ iI. Ballard AnIi fiitbgrt enic1vored to tayG
the uutuu Park appropriation Of q, ,f7:aleut dnwn
~ u .UE. mud Il uintson Of the furinur III that
effect WAS lost, a,,d tic aforementioned sum was
vutrtl.
.1erIcrson Park was allowe,i $500 Vernon Park
$500.
'lhr matter of allowing Campbell Park $500
anu Congress Park 500 was discussed and 9
not1on to strike unt 1tie appropyia ttons was
lust, Pending FURTHER tltarslsson On the b1lsl-
ness tlr Council adjourned until $50 to-t,pr.
row evening. but, hcftrc Tic 1uotiun was put,
Ahl. MsCatirey nnnounrcd that carriages would
ue ut tl'e tty.lialt this morning at III o'clock
III cDHvey stictitEacliib+rs ri the Coutrl aud 9th
or city officers to slir Church Of the 1Insy Name
10 attend thu funeral Of Bishop Foiey rs desired
TO. -
, 1879-02-21
Tho Hattie NJ tho Duck mud the Owl,

A novel battle, with fatal termination, oc-
cured ut the CfIutybcaie ul,l Auburn mineral
springs last Thursday lieht. at a s,nall poiId
prepared Tor Waterfowl. iltnl In which were one
wild goose, .hrcu will ducks twoo.i .luck4l md
SIX rektn ducks. very lnrRe redllstl-rray
ow! has been wutierd oi late, a.asentlY tasiug
III tnycntury of tlls stock Of watcr-towl, uuI
Wishing thcy wul,,h spcn.i might on shore,-
which they never do, cycn with the mercury
ut Is degrees he1uN' zero, although s,l,li.
houses Aru arranged for them NJ the wafrr'a
edge, hut Thursday night Alr. Owl, thlnkIlg
hu slat rot ,l'tk near enough on hllorc to al,-
swer .hIs pllrEA1de, pouneca upon him. Tile re-
suit ot the baule WAS e.asn,y to be seen by tho
tsst visitor Friday morning, as there lay bott
cosnbatanls-owl md tluek-7stark us1 dead,
head To head, within SIX inches OF each other.
They were on salltl-bar, in about two inches Of
watrr, partially frozen ln.
, 1879-02-21

z1RIHf{d tt71.1 LHFHH1E71 I77zHl.I J.
There arc Dclnocrats-and especially arc there
Democrats In the South-who still believe that
Mr.. T,dcns timtdtty cost him the Presidency,
wlio layv lost confidence in lis courage, Ills
craftsmanship, aud hts Integrity, aud Who will
not vote for linn unless under the strongest
con,pulsion. So grcat Is tlleir aversion that, un
less the Republican eathlitlHtc should be pc
proclaim hoatllity tu thu Southern white ncoulr,
ll.ry would, with Mr.. Ttldcn III The field. remain
at home, as tlcv lid when Ar. Greeley ran, us,d
surcr ,hc eIecllor to 70 aIainst !lIelr party by
ynte for tllc kcpuulIcnn Candidate. II Ills views
were liberal nnl Ills platform moderate. With
Grant In the field, a,,l the var against tho
Southern whites renewed, these would be forced
into nu active support OF Sir. Tiluc1l.
, 1879-02-21

more power In tie Executive or Judges over
charge their duties, is a grave problem. whose
solution rests with tho legislative department
Of lilo Government. The LAWS deluys.' be-
postpnuc Tho trials Of thc!r cases fron, tesm 10
turn, tit ycnrs hare Witnessed The tratli Of ab
sunce Of Witnesses nil! the conscglscnt arguit-
tai OF the fcfos,, should mol bc tllt'weA. II tho
handed jsiattre to tl,e ACCUSED ia well ~ 10 TIC
State. Ille Constitution g1inrAntccs speedy
trtn| TO all persuna charged with crime. Tile
rcuplc, WHO arc The prosecutors, should be enti.
lied To simllar bill OF rigl,ts.''
, 1879-02-21

NeIg OrTean3 beMocFaE {l}tNl. ].
We haze In the Inst fifteen years seen manv
d.gracc!ut hetrnyalB Of condolences and priuci.
plcs BY men in public life, but IN al that stormy
mi, shameful pcriGl there las been no betrayal
Of right ansl duty so basc. coutc'nrtihlc, anl
rowarlly as Tint Of Mt. Bayartl. But, fortun-
gtesa than the distinguished gentleman from
Delaware; men who viii not stand ny md scc
Southern States lersccutcd a,ld convicted By
par,tsan courts, under Infamous and u1lconstE-
tutiona1 laws, for The erinIn Of being Southern
Democrats. by slaIng with The Kep,tblicnns
nns aeai,.st this pcrsscuted nn'l almost he!pess
people Sir. Bnyartl may have accomplfsllch
sosrc largo personal end, hut at the SINUS time
hg Inns takcn Ills place ntlnng those public men
WHO llaya nadu politics ulious by cowartlIcc and
treachery.
, 1879-02-21

Cor. Hubbard Of Texas, speaks very plainly
on tl,s necessity fur severe measures to arrest
the tendency to iniivdual crime. for whlcl.
Te1aa has 10 long been notorious. arguing With
crtlnals. In mcssugs to tl!e Legislature Of
Tho etate be says: '..lo your honosabio bodies
the law.abidlng constituent looks with eager
hope, fur some quick REMEDY 10 chcek, II not
wholly destroy, tl.e growing tendency 10 crlme
in 6ocIety, whether tho remedy may be found In
providing tor moro speedy trlals of ofFendcrs
ihaa Gre now obtained uudcr our pteaaut sya-
TEN Of contInuanccs in tho courts, or by yesttpE
, 1879-02-21

1f8Ngf7E TFHH.J dHET7EFH I71VH4sJ ].
The Baltimore b'azeffs DIM. ], commenting on
the awful alternative prcscutrl by Montgomery
Blair, of Grant ur Tidcn In 1880, thinks that
possibly The people, politically, may do Us a
negro on back seat said he would do, when
the preacher remarked: "Dur's but two ronls !;
one goes to bull md t'otlicr to da1tinatfun,h-
take 10 the woods, by sotnc happy gap in tho
fence.
, 1879-02-21
Largo Virtues md Small salnrles.

The examination of the charges against Judge
Btodgctt has tcrinsa.cd. II appeared that the
Judge Ia something Of martinez, u,d Is not
always amIublo aud Eood-mturc1 In court. 10
t. fact IL Is probably duu that tile charges wcrc
preferred. While ill-1aturc In Judge Is to hu
deprecated, We should not tho confidently OK
pcct tu obtan all thu virtues lor the salary patu
to q uistrict-Jullrc.
, 1879-02-21
Who Nyoutd Pay tl.a Inaame-rax.

It has not, per'iaps occurred to gentlemen
who are talking about tho re.eaactmtnt Of the
Iucome law, shat tho North, which bad to pay
The costs OF the Democratic Rebellion, will 6e
required TO pay 9005 out Of every $1,000 !ncono-
tax That Is paid. Let tiaeoues alone xnd put ln-
, 1879-02-21

Nte Orleans P,cdvHt. fDtn.1,
The sensible mcn IN The South, mid every
wicro elsc, know TINT the crushing defeat Of
the Democrats In tic Northern States last NJ
vcmbcr was cnuscd by the alarm VI il'c ru,,n.ry
Mt lhu presumed iuroat1s .ha. iu1atlon, green
backcry, incuaycrttble napes-snoney doctrines,
wvse 'na*:HE ~ w l'sh,otras'e ae, na'sx. i'M
mike this alarm tl,c more Intense by f0lnwing
tiIr leadership Of auch poistietans NJ Voorllees
un.t Ewing. They have fnmt'l out tn,r mis-
take. frnm this time hcnccfnrlh tfe Ohio
ldran Will flnd litt.o s1ppnst In the Suutll, cx-
crpt among Republicans and other oppouents OF
tho Democratic party.
, 1879-02-21
JEFF.


Lnntsrftls CHuritr.Jnurnaf tl1ens.,.
The Meridian 4nercwT [Dcln.] wants Jefferson
Davis returned to tic United Btatea Senate, Autl
the Enterprise Courier [Dem.l says: ait he
would only e1press willingness to 70 there,
but few AflssIstippians could be found whu
wuuld not be prout. to be able to asstst til his
election. No nun would do moro honor to the
State tben tc,''
, 1879-02-21
A LnI,cntnl.t0 Fact.


It Is laucntablc fact tint the progress Of
baltimore Is very much rctarded by The prcja-
dco which is entertained IN somo quarters
agninst business ten WIN had the misfortune to
be born outside Of Maryland.
, 1879-02-21


Some Of the Now York bellies would haYesent
Bachelor Ti1dcu valentines, but they didn't
know how to get the lnttcr-curricr to carry them
nny further than to the door Of No. IL Gra-
mercy Pnrk. And, Of course, II they mad been
lett sllat way lie never would hnyc seen them Or
heard word about them. lilo ncrrr scca u let
eyer.