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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1880-11-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

II 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 stair
way leading to Dr. .Russ's office.
"a Extra copies of the NEWS can be found ev-
cry week at George Bowers News Depot, and also
at this office. Price cents,
"a Correspondence solicited from all parts Of
the county. Send us the facts in few words and
we will nut them in shape for publication. The
writer's real name must bs given in all cases, as
guaranty of good faith.
The News having a much larger circulation IT
Higbland county thaE any other paper, and among
fbe hest class Of readers is the best advertising
medium. Business men will please note the
fact. and act accordingly.
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Kansas City Journal: General
Hancock missed a splendid Opportu-
nity to win the respect, if he could
not secure the confidence, of his fell
low-countrymen, when he failed to
cut loose from the low trioksters
who were conducting his campaign,
and disavow any completely in the
Chinese forced letter.
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Don't waste your time and money on
other remedies. Denig's Cough Balsam
never fails to cure.
. Ne medicine -yeL that has ever been sold
Is equal to this for curing cold;
All difficult breathing and tightuess OF
chest
Is promptly relieved, and the patient
has rest. nOTz5Wz
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Eacts that WeK now.

II you are suffering with a severe Cough
Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption,
loss of voice, tickling in the throat, or any
affection of the throat or lungs, zoe knoO
that DR. KING's New Discovery will give
YOU immediate relief. We know of hun
dreds of cases it has completely cured, and
that where all other medicines had failed
No other remedy can show one-half as
many permanent cures. Now to give You
satisfactory proof that DIR. KING's New
Discovery tgiH cure you OF Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Hay Fever, Consumption, severe
Coughs and Colds, Hoarseness, or any
Throat or Lung Disease, if you call at
SEYBE,RT & Co.'s Drug store you can get
trial bottle free Of cost, or regular size
bottle for Sl.00. nOv25tnovlS-Slchgw
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indianapolis Journal: One Of the
most gratifying features of the cleo
ton Of Garfield, is the disappoint-
ment it involves to the political
hopes of John ". ForneY, Daniel E..
Sickles and others, who deserted to
the camp of the enemy just in time
to take part in the battle.
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Gas THE American" says the Rev.
David Swing, Of Chicago, "can out
chew and out-spit and Out-talk the rest
of the world, so can he Out-swear the
residue of humanity. Sitting behind
two gentlemen for a day, as our train
eIded along from st. Paul toward Chi
cago. the words by God came back to
me ZOO times, when bedtime made me
quit counting.
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Exeeuted On His Wedding Day.


On the 22d Of last month a melancholy
marriage ceremony was celebrated In the
principal jail of Madrid. Some days
a young man named Alvarez
Olivia and his mistress, with whom he
had lived for several years, were tried for
murder by the criminal tribunal IN the
PalaciO de Justiz, and, having been
proved guilty, were sentenced, the for
mer to death by the gaTrOte, the latter to
ten Years imprisonment, with hard labor.
Shortly after their condemnation they
craved permission of the authorities to be
united In matTimOny ere the dread SEN
tence Of the law should be carried into
effect. in order that their only child, a
little girl ) years old, should be legiti-
mized. Their petition was granted, and
the Jail Chaplain pronounced the blessing
of the church upon their union on the
morning of the day appointed for Alvar-
ez's execution. Having duly exchanged
rings and pronounced vows of mutual
fidelity "till death should part them, "
they took an eternal and affecting leave
Of one another, after which the BRIDE was
removed to the scene Of her future pun
ishment, and the bridegroom was con-
Quoted to the condemned cell, where,
having confessed his sins and received
absolution, he was piniOned and con
veved to the scaffold. A few minutes
later he had ceased to live. Surely no
grimmer expiation of a capital otfense
has ever been suffered by the most afro
cious Of criminal than to be inexorably
strangled on his wedding morning by
the public execudOner.-LOHdOH Iele-
;;;-5,--L
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Asour reportercame along Water Stseet
last night. shivering with the chill night
air. and drawing his overcOat tightly
sbout him. he thought, "now is the time
for colds and coughts," but if poor NOR
tails only knew what a certain. cure III Ut; ,
Bulls Cough Syrup is, how lew would
/ long suffer, and then it costs only % cenls'
I-TSandusky (OhiO) Register.
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New York Tribune; The people
have spokenB they claim protection
for loyalty; protection for an honest
ballot protection for honest money;
protection for home industry.
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II. Richardson, Sac and Fox Agency,
Indian Territory, says--Tne "Only Lung
Pad" has restored me to health, and shall
be glad to recommend it to any one.-[S See
Adv.
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lydia {. Pinkham's Vegetable COmpOun
Examinations Of Teachers.

TTVHF Board of School Examiners Of Highland
county give notice, that examinations Of Ap-
pIicapts for Certificates viii take place in the Hills
boro Union School building on the first Saturday OF
~ March. April, August, September and October,
The Examination fee prescribed by law Is 80 cts
s12Gvi II. S. DOGGETT, Clerk.
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TALK WITH GARFIELD.
AN HOUR WITH THE THE
PRESIDENT ELECT AT
MENTOR.

DISCUSSING THE POLICY OF THE IECOM-
ING ADluNIsTRATION-No CLIQUE Or
Faction Will CONTROL IT-FREE
EXPRESSION OF OPINION ON THE
MoREY LETTER OUTRAGE.
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Young Folks Corner.

No. I-CONCEALED ANNALS,
/. Do you admire that statue Of R0gers3
9 think that tub a tribe too small.
g. I would rather have a larger one
f. Let me know, briefly, what you want.
g. Jim. are all the doors lOCked2
6. Did you ever pObe a ripe watermeloul
Z Yes, with a real sharp knife.
s.. Tel the farmer to bring oats and hay.
9. Lend me your knife, VIII, I only want L
for a minute,
10. Jones lost great deal Of money.
II. was able TO give him little n5lp.
y. You always do good if you can.-lAmsr,
No. 2-WORD PUZZLE.
In beans, but nos IN corn;
In beaker, not I'm horn;
In whole, but not iu pieces
In fat but not in grease;
In shale, but not in rock.
In gun, but not in stock;
10 twinkle, not in glanCing5
The WHOLE youu dnd in dauclng.-l-ln.
Times-Star.
No. 3-CHARADE.
At FInsr we take our tea and t0asti
The LAST q WATERFALL
In seas that leave a British coast
The WHOLE is fOund-that's alL-.4D.
N0.4-WORD SQUARE.
I. Arag baby. 2. The thin, oily part Of fats. 8.
A climbing plant and its fruit. q. Those VINO
DIav On certain wind instruments. 5, To weaken.
g. More elegantly COncise--llo.
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Christ. Gerber, Wholesale Hardware,
Toledo Ohio, says:-The Excelsior Kidney
Pad has accomplished more for my Wlle IN
three weeks than all the medicine she has
taken in three years. Refer all skePtes to
mo -rSee Adv.
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The time has been when diseases OF the
Kidneys we're considered serious affections,
but fortunately all fearsOf any fatal results
from these troubles are now dispelled Oy
the certainty with which DAYS KIDNEY
PAD ALWAYS acts.
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DOWN THEY co!

GREAT BARGAINS in Watches, Clocks, jew
elrv, Silver Ware, etc. JACOB SAGLER is
now offering his Immense stock at the following
low prices, viz: Nickel Stem Winding Watches al
from $3.50 to SO: Silver Watches at from $40 TO
as each: Watches I'm Patent GOld-hlled cases AZ
from S2Ut go; Gold Watches at from SD TO sl7O
each Jewelry in sets at from cents to $500 each
Tripe-Plated Spoons at from % cents per seL ap
Also. Goods in Great Variety suitable for Wedding
and Holiday Presents.
n. B-Ail kinds of Watch Repairing done cheap
at No IS West Main Street, opposite the FHOhc
SQUARE, HillsbOrO, 0. oc2lmS
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unreasODably look for a recognition
of its claims in the formation Of the
Cabinet As to any diversity Of de-
sires between the stalwarts and the
negative forces, by which the stall
warts were overcome in the Chicago
Convention, he viii be for the pres
ent a passive listener. 1t is now an
open secret that Grant, Cameron,
Logan and COnkling viii not v0lUn-
tarily 60 near him. If he wants
their aid or their counsel he may
have it; but unless he signifies a de-
sire in that direction, they viii pre-
sent no claims upon his gratitude,
leaving it to his own sense Of honor
to recognize the efforts by which
they turned the tide IN his way.
From his manner and conversation,
however, it appeared that his per
sonal feeling toward the stalwart
quartet, and in particular toward
Gen. Logan, is one Of warm friend
ship.
Upon one subject Gen. Garfield
expressed himself with considerable
| freedom. That subject was
THE MoREY LETTER.
He deplored the course Of those
Democratic leaders who could de-
scend to attempt to change the re-
suit Of a national election by 50 dis
honest a trick, and pointed out how
easily it might have succeeded had
/ the case been a close one. He did
not hesitate to say that it had
cost the Republicans the State Of
1 California, shouldit finally be shown
that California had gone against
them. That it had an effect through
out the North, by reason Of the in
dustry with which copies Of the letter
were circulated, he had proofs enough
It had been sown broadcast among
working people, to whom the expos
ure Of its fraudulent character came
too late. It had been used on the
very day Of election. One paper in
J this city had on that morning print
| ed a picture of a factory, with white
men going out at one end and China
men going IN at the other, and the
Z line, ''Tbis is what Garfeld's cleo
ton means" In the town Of War
ren, in his own district, they had
showed the streets with
COPIES OF TIE LETTER,
5 printed on yellow paper He clres
7 very little what tool was used In the
mere execution Of the scheme; the
hand that traced what 'sn the die
= tionary sense Of the word" he calls
forgery, is to him a matter Of indif-
, ference; but that men of standing
and repute in their party could stoOp
/ to an act so base, he regrets with more
d Of surprise and sorrow than of BIT
t teness. That the letter should have
r. obtained a moments credencO as
g genuine, Is to him a matter Of as
9 tonishment 1t was so palpably out
q of the way that a man Of any promi-
j, .nence in public life should have taken
], the trouble to address a letter to 9
I person so obscure as Morey was
8 represented to been, this ought IL
o itself, he thinks, to have oloUded il
IS in suspicion, and that any one IA
a miliar with his signature should
1t have believed the signature In th'
.e Morey letter to have been writ.
d ten by him, he cannot Be
!, lieYe. No cashier acquainted viii
II his signature would have cashed
check upon the imitation. TIL
70 whole case, he felt, would recO1 up
.e on those who sought to make It.
pt w. ID. i.
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WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH
Cure, a Constitutional AntidOte for
this terrible maladY, by Absorption.
The most Important Discovery since
Vaccination. Other remedies may
relieve Catarrh, this cures at any
stage before Consumption sets in.
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Answers to Young Folks Corner Of Nov. ~:
To No. 1-Ed-yOu- (sducate)
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ABOUT SIGNATURES.


Ed. JoUREAL;- The use OF nom d,
plHres, or fictitious names, by newspaper
correspondents, has become 90 common
that II seems foolish in any one to Object
to the custom. That there are good rea.
sons for the use Of such signatures, under
certain circumstances, cannot be doubted
by any person Of the least reflection. II
would seem unnecessary, therefore, to offer
any explanations at all on the subject.
But since certain assuming and shallow
parties have intimated that il is improper
TO employ fictitious names as signatures
the question arises, is il necessary and
proper, in all cases, for correspondents TO
sign their true name to their communion
tiOns? II not, il becomes those who raise
objections to show what the rules are
which govern such matters. But as there
is not the least probability that any ex-
planation will be attempted by the parties
in question, it will be sufficient to submit
the following rules
1st In communications mostly made
up of bare assertions or statements, the
credibility OF which depends on the vera
city and general character OF the writer
in such cases the true name ought to be
given.
But, I'd. In articles made up of criti.
cisms, reviews, etc., or statements which
can be verified by an examination OF the
facts presenled-in such cases the true
name OF the writer isn't OF the least conse-
quence to any one.
Further than this in order to prevent
certain erratic and scatter-brnined enthu-
siasta from flying the track ia discussion
or las the JOURNAL aptly expressed il last
week. "like mad bull rush at something
else i'm such cases it is altogether best to
get " behind nom de plumes."
CONSTANT READER.
June 80, 1880.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-02

Mr.. ERNEST IEGERsoLL, in his interest.
ing article on "The Metropolis OF the
Rocky Mountains" in Scribner for July
says that "in eOHgratulating herself thai
Cheyenne has from one thousand Ave hun
died to two thousand more miles OF wind
q month than she, Denver sSserts no strong
claim TO being calm locality. "
A good motherly woman, hating frivolity,
and camping to please her children in the
mouth OF a canon, is what this daredevil
wind loves above all things to meet with
It holds still till she has made everything
ready, and is just reaching out to set her
frying.pan upon the nicely glowing Goals ;
then-piif and the embers are going over
the top of the hill, and the whole camp
devotes itself for the rest Of the evening
to collecting scattered articles. There is
a yarn about a miner who, being swift
OF foot. chased his vagrant Gre and held
his skillet over II a. il Travelled. When
hi, bacon was done he found himss If 6f-
teen miles iiom campp
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-02

We me: Hon. NATHAN HATFIELD in
Toledo last week, and lie informed us
that the extension of the Ohio Central
Il ilrosd from Fostoria to Toledo was
now 6xed fact; that the full amount o.
$4,000 had been subscribed in the Future
Great, and the requisite amount on the
line through Wood county. They had
advertised for 200 men to work on the
road, and had already secured 100 and set
them to work this side of Fostora. The
new road will occupy the road bed OF the
proposed Atlantic and Lake Erie, which
was partially completed few years ago,
and runs parallel with aud almost within
stones throw of the Columbus g. Tole-
do road. 1t will not be iOng until =
train of cars will straddle every 9Th
corn rev in Wood county, when her i'm
mense crop can be husked and thrown
IntO the cars as the tram passes through.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-02
PROCEEDINGS
WOOD %. REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
THURSDAY, Jun q aash, 1880.

The meeting which was held in the
Cour, IIause yard. was called to order by
the Chairman Of the Executive Committee,
George c. Phelps.
Mr.. c. w. llill was elected chairman oi
the Convention, md Mr. f. w. Poe, OF
Henry, aud DR.. q. d. Spencer, OF Yves on
we're chosen Secretaries.
On motion, committee Of one from,
each township and precinct, was appoint.
Ell on rules, order Of business and nppor.
tionment. This committee SaA as follows
L. D. Heller, Y. WALTZ, q. W. Russell
r. Pinerts J. J. Hopper, J. Miller, A
Welton, e. s. ST. John, w. w. Paterson,
g. Weddell, o. P. Norris, E. p. Halliday
w. o. Keeler, p. J. Feagles, r. NJ. Don.
nelly, Joseph Crsgo, II. r. Donaldson, S.
NJ. Bower, d. lockwood, NJ. P. Brewer
and John Russell.
On motion a committee OF one from each
township and precinct was appointed 10 re
port resolutions. The committee consisted
Of the following gentlemen:
A. r. Nnapp, q. l.. Ketchum, Z. A.
Higgins, T. d. Avery, II. Lease, b. Suth.
erland, J. Miller, VIM. Andrews, W. D.
Herrick, E. NJ. Holden, L. D. Heller, T.
J. Campbell, II. Dunn, Chas. Myers, r. c.
Poe, w. G. Jewell, Jos. Montgomery, A. NJ.
Drain, James NJ. Cunning, D. II. Hill.
On motion the convention ordered that
each township and precinct report the
name of one person TO serve as member of
the County Central Committee for the en-
suing year, also that each township select
its own delegates to the Congressional Con-
vention aud 10 the Convention for the non.
! ination of Il member of the Board of Equal.
iERtion.
The Convention then took recess until
half past one o'clock P. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON RULES AND
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
Committee report that each township
shall be entitled TO the following votes be-
ing one for every 10 votes cast for Gov.
Foster, and for ever fraction of 8 or over.
which will be as follows:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-02

Tbs sum OF all the fires, Academia" )"
life long injuries and actual deslh caused
every July in this land by the fre-craeker,
is a sad total Of havoc and art-brea king
Hissry. City and town authorities have
made laws against the pest, and abated it
in some degree; but, after all, the true way
IL TO put in its place something less dan.
g,rous but equally fascinating to its young
lovers. And If at the same time the feel
inSs Of the boys and girls themselves can
be enlisted against the terrible little red
Cbipess demons, the day Of common-sense
Fourth.of-July celebrations will have
dawned anew for this nation. MARY Wa
GER FISHER, in the July S. Nicholas, essay
the task of persuasion in the story oi
"Tom's Anti-Fire Cracker League" and
in the sams nunber Of that magazine, with
. slniiar end in view, DANIEL BEARD, il
plain sentences and maay pictures, ailGre'
the youngsters to make and send up pspel
balloons, by daylight and starlight, with
equal safety 10 balloons and sendsrS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-02

"DER New YORK REPUBLIK -
1t is your duty as a Republican to see to
it that your German neighbors shall vote
for the Republican nominee for President.
One OF the best means OF securing this re-
salt is by securing them good German
Republican paper. "Der New York Re-
pub.ikaner is such paper, which will
be sent for the five months of the cam
paign to any address for so cents for each
German whom you propose TO enlist in
"the Republican army OF voters" A few
dollars invested by each Republican Club
in this method of making converts among
the only element available to the Repub-
ican party, will do more than banners,
music and fireworks can accomplish with
the thinking" GeIman.American Vo.
ters. Address
der New YORK REPUBLIKAER,"
New York City.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-02

New York Tribune The Presidency
has had narrow escape this time from
violating its precedent Of never falling to
. United States Senator. Garfield has
been elected Senator, but his term has not
yet begun. lie can not be said to be Sen
Rior till he has taken the oath aud been
admitted to seat. The Presidency has
taksn him on the wing between the House
aud the Senate, evidently with the idea
that while he is stepping up lie might as
we'll 70 10 The top.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-02

Gen. FITZPATRICK, of New Jersey, in
secondiag The nomination Of Hon. G. A
ARTHUR, said we'll and truthfully in re
gard to Gen. GARFIELD: "At the head
ofthe ticket is man who combines the
sOldierlike qualities OF Grant, tie state:
mNnlike qualities of Blaine, aud the fnan
eial soundness Of Sherman"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-02

OF the ten candidates voted for at tie
Chicago Convention seven we're natives o.
Ohio, viz: GRANT, GARFIELD, HAYES
HARRISON, SHERIDAN and WINDOW
WEAVER, the Greenbacker, is native o.
Dayton, Ohio, and nearly an equal mum
Der Of names Of Ohio men were entered in
the I" free for all race" at Cincinnati last
week, where seventeen candidates were
complimented on the first ballot.