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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1880-07-01
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES.

A boy from the interior Of Texas, aftel
visiting the editorial, composing and
printing rooms of a Galveston neWspa
per, wrote q composition on HHOW They
Make Newspapers :"
The head men sit down to their desks
and write on square. pieces Of Paper
what to print in the paper. They put
them in a box and send tEem up stains
When they get up stairs, a man takei
them and gives a lot eff other men every
one a piece of this paper that is written
on.
The man that the paper is given to
takes the types and fixes them, one af
ter another, so they read what the pa.
per reads
A man then takes the words and puts
them into a box, and places it in some
machinery that makes it 60 back and
forth; then there is q boy who stands
over the machinery and puts the paper
on the machinery, and then some hooks
bring it down over the box with the
types in, and the types have ink on; the
types print on the paper. There is
hooks that takes the paper and. lays it
on another machine that folds it up, and
then they sell them
The end
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Morality is the. scope of; all Yg0od'S just
and charitable actions.
Religion suffers Emore Efrom- indifler-
enco than from infdelitya
"A iudicious esilence4 isE better than
truth spoken. n.WithOut charity.I
. To be apt you must be simplex In true
simplicity there is true subGmity..
It is the work of q philosopher to be
every day subduing his passions, and
laying aside his prejudices.
Whosoever would work wisely and
with success must have clearly before
/ him the ends he has in view.
What a luxurious man would want for
| horses and fOOtmen, a good natured man
wants for his friends or the poor.
Have nothing to do with any man in
passion, for men are not like iron, to
be wrought upon when they are hot.
To work out our own contentment, we
should labor not so much to increase our
substance as to moderate our desires.
He whose evil deeds are covered by
good deeds, brightens up this world like
/ the moon when she rises from behind a
cloud.
Poets as rule make very poor hus-
bands. They write verses, but they are
generally averse to descend to domestic
particulars.
Examine what undue passions reign
most in thy soul, and take thy course Of
| life clean contrary to them in thought,
word or deed.
five wish our children to revere high
things-things simple, and pure, and
| lovely, and Of good repOrt-We must set
them the example.
It is better for ordinary boys to be
hungering after the world of indepen-
dent action for which they are not as
yet mature enough, than to be tossing
about on the ripple of small susceptible
ties and emotions, without either a great
ambition or high aspiration to guide
them.
Poets know, and statesmen ought to
know, it is by sentiment well directed
/ as by sorrow when well used-great na,
tiOns live. When sentiment dies out,
and more prOsaic calculation of loss and
profit takes its place, then comes q By
zantine epoch, decrepitude and slow
decay.
An instant decides the life Of man
and his whole fate; for after heightened
thought the resolve is only the act of q
moment; it Is the man of sense that
seizes on the right thing to he done; it
is over dangerous to linger in your selec-
ton Of this and that, aI1d so by your
hesitation get confused. e
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] Curious comments by q judge, even in
the presence of the prisoner, though ex-
tremelY rare, are not unprecedented.
Mr.. Justice Maule once addressed a phe-
nomenon of innocence in a snock-trook
in the following words; prisoner at
the bar, your counsel thinks you limo
cent; the counsel for the prosecution
thinks you innocent; think you inno-
cent. Butthe jury Of your own country
men, in the exercise Of such common
sense as they possess, which does not
seem to be much, have found you guilty /;
and it remains that I should pass upon
YOU the sentence of the law. That SEN
tence is that you be kept in imprison-
ment for one day; and, as that day was
Yesterday, YOU may now go about yor~
business" The unfortunate rustic, .-
er scared, went about his business, but
thought that law was an uncOmmonly
puzz!ing thing.
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S3asgaf & Quinn
(Masonic TempIe)

Are now opening q beautiful
line of new DRESS GOODS,
consisting of Plain and Fan
cy Silks, Serges, Cashmeres,
High French Novelties, Plain
and Lace-stripe Buntings, Per-
Gales, Lawns, White Goods,
etc. Call and see them.
They have also just receiy-
ed a new stock of Ladies',
Misses and Children's Shoes,
made to their own order and
first-class in every respect.
New lines of Corsets, Ruch-
ings, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery
and Gloves arriving this week.
They have yet an elegant
line Of Brussels, Ingram, Rag
and Hemp Carpets, Cocoa and
Straw Mattings, which they
are selling at old prices. Don't
fail to see them before making
your spring purchases.
Some choice styles in Prints
opened to-day-entirely new,
being copied from the French
novelty goods now so popular.
Don't Forget Their Place:
Masonic Temple, cor. High & Beech.
my2OH
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Young Folks Corner.
10. IA LOG "cABN PUZZLE
900
900
OOOOOO 900

The top Of the roof forms the name Of a Kind of
peach. The east side Of the roof is the name Of
a town. The west side is q measure of length
The cave is one versed in grammar. The east cor
ner OF the house is that which has no sense. The
west corner (frOnt side) is a word meaning mo-
tfOns End Of the house. The left or west
corner of the roof forms the name OF q kind Of
ship. The west corner of the house Is g EirPs
name. The end foundation is word meaning
mistakes. The front foundation Is a figure by
which the whole of thing is pUt for part. The
top OF the chimney is kind of fruit. The next
lower word is q dogs name. The next is q mel-
sure Of weight. End WiuL4T-r lst Is q title z1r
is madness 81, is q color. West 7riudow. lst,
is to decay. -2I, IS unity 81, is The first number
of two figures East window. 1st IS present
time. ID is 10 be ia debt. 3d. is 10 be damp.
Door. The right post is q kiUd of tree Tho lelt
Is the name OF an animal The top Is q word
UiIIsf1r6- o. NICELE.
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No -. AA-A q aA-lA-=
We love % watch in fair springfime, .
The gGmb0ls of the early PRIME
The farmer tolls Co clear his ground, e.
of SECONDS. lisa hard task found.
Tuu many men on slight DceteTt
Discard their poor aud-ueedy SEIr.
Good Mistress Gr1ud y-bolh decree
The WHOLE the height Of style 70 be-
-Cfrciuuuti Times.
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bill ICES not connect the new officers
with the existing laws relating to
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ATTORNEY AT Law e
Omce-Rooms 8 and 4, Nczibben's Block, High
81. HiIIsboro. O. nOv40yl
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@. Il. Collins,
ALPHONSO HART,

ATTORNEY AT Law, ,
Omes-smith's Block, corner of Main & High sts.,
HILLsBORO, o. my27tf
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WWTILL now give hls entire time 10 the practice
w OF his Profession. He has had extensive
experience and viii give special attention to the
Treatment Of Chronic Diseases.
OFF1CE-In 1fcKibben's New Block, up stairs
High Street. Residence, West Walnut st., near
the Public School House, HinsborO, Ohio.
fnTev7
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FL W. SIP R 1T R
i
, 1880-05-23

These nre little Johnuy's observations IN tba
" Roll Dengol Taggcr, us communicated to the
San Francisco ATVonaut:
zone time there was man which had tag
ger, and the tagger it was q sho and the man fe
tuke the money for to get in. The man he hal
a big paper nald onto the taggers den aud the
Tagger, sometimes called The Monnerk Of lie
Jungle. Hands Of No Techn the Tagucrl'
The monDerk OF the jungle 1t was ALWAYS q
foxes wich had paid for to get in thay wns mad
cos it Wudent wock, and rore like dissent thun-
der. But the sho man he said: That's ol rite
same cage which the off1e fcller broke ont of in
Oregon, time ne ct up them seventeen men and
their families Then the foxes thay wude ol
, 1880-05-23
SOCIETY TOPICS.

The "Frog Opera ~ is suitable one fol
lcap-year.
The latest fashion in Paris is to give oper
attic soirees,-that is, with singers from the
Opera, who perform in costume.
The fashion of wearing bracelets, fnaugu.
rated in London by the Duke Of Edinburg
the prince of snobs, is said to be gaining
ground among the swell young male idiots ot
New York.
4 new Observation-Disclosures to her vo-
taries, greeting, declares that the widest Iaii
tude is permissible in hats and bonnets.
Go as you please - is the word, but in her
widest vag;aries the tickle and imperious
dame insists OIL The graceful, as a sine qua
non,-wlat becomes the wearer is the rule
harmony 0f colors to suit the complexion,- j.
chaste: or tlashy in shape. or ornanlentation.
FarIs is wild over it.. uaEedon. ~ and Il
Madison street, with his artistic and watch
full eye, appears to have caught the inspira-
tlon first, as usual, and hosts Of ladies are
drawn to llis emporium by the attraction OF
the delightful change in ]leadsear.
Three English sisters recently went to a
fancy bali dressed as lnagpies. Three mag.
pies portend a marriage, and the young Ia
dies were welcomed, although their gowns
Of white satin, trimmed with down, and worn
with black Shoes stockings, and gloves, were
not especially pretty.
AAN ot1AN ~ AAEooAo. NAi4 ~ 1y44C CA4s NUS
S3 and s. State street, is the recognized head
quarters Of the West for pottery wares. The
handiwork uf nearly every section OF the
globe is here represented, embracing every
Thing in the pottery line, from the coarser
grades to the delicate, beautiful, inlmitabie
products OF the most renowned makers. The
stock, always vast and wonderfully varied,
Is augmented fortnigl1tly by invoices of the
latest and choicest PRODUCTIONS.
4 capital anecdote is told Of q little fellow
who i'll turning over the leaves Of a Scrap
book came across tile wellknown picture Of
SOME chickens just out Of their shell. ."My
companion examined the picture carefully,
and then with Il grave, sagacious look at me,
slowly remarked, They came out 'cos they
was afraid of being boiIed.'"
It will be pleasing to the numerous patrons
Of Mr. A. E. Dore's grocery house, 533 West
Madison street, to hear Of the admission Of
the. proficient and genial Mr. B. J. Ryan to
all Interest in the business. Mr. Dore came
to Chicago !. year ago and, opening at his
present location, has built up a trade not ex-
celied Oh the West Side, keeping everything
pertaining to t1rst-class grocery house.
Stephanie, the bride of the good and clever
Austrian Grown Prince, is shortly to have a
foretaste Of her future honors. a Vienna
musical society is going to Brussels by spe-
cial train simply to seEenade her pretty
young ladystip.
4 superb collection of solitaire diamond
earrings, from $50 to $1,000 pail. n. Mat
son T. Go. invite an inspection.
All costumes Of the fancy-colored diapha-
, 1880-05-23

larger slep. But one day . feller which WIS
rink be tako to punchn tho tagser With the
-, mast head Of his urnbreller, wich stnrnpeeded
% tho odicnce wild. and THO wlnmin FOXES thay
stud onto chairs and holierd like It vas mouse
nerk Of the Jungle crewcl: Pretty sune me
it bocrcd s1! and riyg,ea but tt the
feer kcp pokn IKE ~. 10 nar wms nIean 1nnocd 70
onto it's hine foets and shreked itself out OF its
skin and rolc up is soefs md SPIT nnfo dGt It's
loot whnlI;n the pea green stutfin out o the
gum- busted guioot wich has ben proddin this
Gre taegerr And tho oddlence thas W''s
O otnpfsh
, 1880-05-23

George ". Morgan, one of the leading or
EanlSs Of America, and who plays every
Sunday before 1900 people at Talmage's
II have carefnitr mad}a fr;a, of ua1,et
Davis d Co. IS upright pianofortes, aud I can
say know Of none better.''
, 1880-05-23

i
beautiful watch and Chain to his wife, also a
china set. The occasion proved highly en-
joyable. .-,
ties giyen fyth BY the young people Of Trinity
1t the residence of Mrs. Lewis, No. 30l5
Prairie avenue. The success of these gath
erings have helped very materially to build
UP a social feeling among the members Of
the congregation, and will III all probability
The second annual Old Settlers''' recep-
tlOn was held Thursday evening under the
auspices of the Calumet Club at the club
house, corner Of Michigan avenue and
old veterans were present, and the evening
was very happily passed with speeches, sup
II The Talismaa Pleasure Club gave very
residence Of Miss Fannie Dayton, No. s4l
West Monroe street. The Club has now ad
journed until next winter, subject to call III
the picnic season.
Friday evening at the residence Of Mrs. l. ".
Durant, No: sal West Monroe street. \
dramatic and musical program, supper, and
dancing filled out pleasant evening:
The Symposium Of the Phi Kappa Psi Col
Iese Fraternity was held at the fremont
were present from the various chapters, and
a very enjoyable time was inuulsed in.
DR.. William T. Harris, OF St. Louis, was
entertained Monday evening BY the Rev. and
on Prairie avenue. 4 number of prominent
cIergyulel1 were epreSent.
One of the most enjoyable receptions of the
season WAS tue May party given BY the u.
S. A." Club Thursday evening ut the resi-
dence Of E. E. Bast, No. s5a North La Sale
col and Mrs. William Talcott, of Wethers-
field, Conn, parents Of NJ D. Talcott, Esq,
, 1880-05-23

drome make my second proposition $2aoW,
$1,000 side, and will allow Col. Fiuegan LOU
for expenses GEO. N. STONE.
The second proposition referred to was
single ruce mile heats, best three in five, over
truck to be mutually agreed upon. for S5,0o'
$IE1Q a fidc
, 1880-05-23
12EICSTATEMESTS.

IL FL NJ L II 1T.-AES1s9s
Special Correspondence Of The Chicago Trtbune-
HARTFORD, Conn.,, May 1.-THE Secretary of
the Nntionai Tro,ting Association announce
the following rcinstatements Of suspended
horses affecting Western owners or parks:
IClaims for entrance money settled-1
Chnrles Clark Quincy. ILL.,, and the br.
Drift suspended BY order Of the St. Louis
Jockey und Trotting Club, Oct 6, 1879. [Ite-
mains suspended under order Of Sept. sa9, 1881
The ch 6. Crockett, by order Ut the Prophets
town ull) Driving Park Association, Aug. 20,
1877.
J. Fl. brennan, Freeport, Ill, and the ch. &.
Crockett, By order of Mendoza I'LL, Driving Park
Association, Aug. ~, 1877. tOwner and horse
remain suspended on other OrderSl
Miller Bros. Detroit, Mich, and the ch. e.
Fleet: by order Of the Jackson !Mich.} Horse
Breeders Association. July u, 1871. Owners
lrder of Grand Huycn tMich.I Trolting Park and
Agricultural Association; temporarily REIN
J. E. Chandler, BUSHNELL ILL.,, and the b. m.
COru trunner3, BY order Of the Henry County
Agricultural Board, Cambridge, ILL.,, Sept L,
Joseph Hanks, Bushnell, Ill, and the b. $.
George Washington; also I. y: Kyle. Bushnell,
mouth. III. Sept. Is. ls:!s
H. H. Grace. Scio. O., and the br. z. Capt, Dan
{pacer), by order Of the Trt-State Fair Associa-
t3on. Toledo, O.. Sept. H. 1s7p.
S. 4. Brown. Pent water. Mich. and the blk. m.
Park Association, Cincinnati, O., IS notified Oct
8 1873
Chris Bathnan and the b. or br s. Strader, by
order Of the Earl Park Association Earlville,
I'll. Sept +, 1876: Freeport tll} Driving Park As
sociation, Aug. II, 1876 and Mendoza GILL Park
Association. Aug. Is, 1876: [Owner and horse re-
Bair and Pbipps, Wintou Place. Ia, and the b.
3. c. ". Woolley. By order Of the Tri-State Fair
Association, Toledo. o., Sept Is, 1s19.
c. E. Smith, Fremont, Neh., and the b. 6. Wild
1rishmau, b. m. Kitty Strattan and ch. IN. Nertie
Ward. by order OF the Northwestern Agricult
Sept. IS 1873.
J. G. Blake, Tekonsha, Mich, who was sus-
pended under Rule IL Us notified June IL, 1872
has been temporarily retnstated BY order Of the
Pfeaident OF the National Trotttng Association.
, 1880-05-23
AT ELKHART, IND.

Special Dt,pateh to The Chicago Tribune
ELxHAHr, Ind, May .e2.-0w1ng to the inces-
sant rain during the past two days the Associa-
ton last night declared all races of, and gener-
ousiy turned the track over to the horSemen.
To-day proved fair, and two races were
arranged, and were exciting and hotly contested.
Below is the summary;
Two tWanty-seyep class:
, 1880-05-23

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 2.-Ftrst race-Tonacco
Stake, for 3-year-olds, mile heats:
Moderator NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. =
IinE-l:46; 1:f8A.
Quito, the fayorit, was not placed for foul
riding.
Second race-For all. ages, mile dash. Long
Time won, Frank Short second, BucKuo ln1fo~
Time, 1:45H.
Third race-One and an eighth miles. Mate
eorda won, Bell Bird second, Emma Cooper
Fourth race-Three- quarter mile dash. Bea-
ttude won, Layca second, Lou third. Iime'
l:l6A.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-12-22
Notice in Divorce.

re-. d. No. II. Sept. Term, 1880.
EOREST COUNTY, SS.-THE COM
Il mouwealth of Pennsylvania to the
[sEALl Sheriff of said County, Greeting :
Whereas, Cora v. wilkins did on the
Goth day of July 1880, prefer her petition
TO our said Judges ofthe said Court ofCom-
mon Pleas for said County, praying for the
causes therein set forth that she might he
divorced from the bonds of matrimony
entered into with you, Henry wilkins. We,
therefore, command you, the said Henry
wilkins that setting aside all other business
and excuses whatever, you be and appear
in your proper person before our Judges
at Tionesta. at a Court OF Common Pleas
there to be held for the County of Forest,
on the fourth Monday of December next,
TO answer the petition or Libel of the said
Cora V wilkins, and to show cause il
any you have, why the said Cora V. Will
kins, your wife, should not be divorced
from the bonds of matrimouy, agreeably
to the Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided. Herein fail not.
Witness the Hon. l.. ID. Wetmore, Pres
ident of our said Court, at Tionesta, this
lst day Of Sept, A. D., 1880.
JUSTIS SHAWKEY, Proth'y.
A true copy-C. A. RANDALL, Sheriff.