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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-04-22

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET TO
VICkSBURG.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 8 p.m, for
Vicksbtirg, Natchez, Davis's Bend and in
termediate landings. The elegant steamer
k ). M. WHITE,
). w. Tobin Muster, Curt Holmes Clerk
leaves as above, connecting at vicksburg
with Parisot's Line for all points on the
Yazoo, Sunhower, Deer Creek and TaIIa-
hatchie.
G. p. WORK, BROCKETsrN
GEO. ID. HITE,
49, Through bills Of lading signed to Monroe
Trenton and all stations on Vicksburp.
Shreveport and Texas Railroad.
w. Is. BROCK EFT, Agent,
No. 3s Magazine street.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-09-22
Beer and Politics

The Cincinnati Beer Brewers As
sociation, at n recent meeting, de
ei5ed to vote hereafter for no candi-
date who IS hostile to their interests.
The Cincinnati Commercial says that
they determined to abide by the fol-
loving pledge:
" While the brewers do not pro
pose to be partisan, they viii not
vote for any candidate who IS hostile
10 their interests, and viii support
5he candidates Of any party who VIII
boldly defend them"
They also resolved TO start q pa
per to be called "THe Southwest" to
he edited by 8Ir. B. F. Chadwick,
and to be strictly nnti-temperance.
When the beer brewers thus com
Jine and determine to carry their
business into politics, and support
no candidates except such as are in
favor Of beer, perhaps it is high time
for citizens who believe that beer is
an evil, to vote only for candidates
who are opposed to it. If the beer
brewers thus force the issue, the op-
poucnts Of beer can do no less than
meet them on their own ground, and
let us see whether Beer is king or
not.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-09-22
Cat With Fl7 Panar Attaobmsrt.

An uptown lady is the owner Of .
cat who loves to jump after flies. This
lady, wishing to rid herself Of som0
flies purchased several sheets Of sticky
fly paper, and on Sunday morning
placed one Of them on the writing desk
in the dining-room and went about her
work Soon she heard O remarkable
noise, and the next instant the CatWeut
through the room with such speed it
could only be Ikened to o cat being
shot from q cannon. It was nothing
but a duh, gray streak. In the rear,
attached to one Of its hind feet, follow
ed the sheet of fly paper. The animal
was perhaps the widest cat ever seen.
She took in every room, staircase and
hallway In the house, and went through
them all at tie same gait, except in-
creasing It slightly in going down stairs,
owing to the fact she didn't stop to
count the steps, and wherever she went
the fly paper followed Ike grim fate,
and the cat likely would still be ''scoOt-
ing'' through the house like o veri,ab.5
spectre had not It's owner in attempting
to shut one Of the doors, so rs to mar
row the scene Of operations, caught the
paper fast. As It tore loose from the
hind foot Of the catshe gave an awful
yOwl and disappeared under the ice
box, not returning to her usual serenity
until several hours after. Since that
time whenever she sees o bit Of fly
paper, with wonderful sagacitv learned
by. experience, she makes tracks with
the speed of q cayOts to some other
part Of the house, and when q fly auda-
ciOusly bUzzes in close erOximity to her
nose, she merely looks at the insect
with an injured air as much rs to say,
eyes, YOU take me for CUssCd TOOL
now don't your '-HiHVsf0B Freeman.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-09-22
Him Dannis and Cen. FIord.

Early in the late civil war John Dem
mis-, a full negro, believing himself fred
with patriotic zeal, and able to serve
his country, besought his master. a
Georgian, and obtained permission to
accompany u regiment from that State,
which was soon placed under the CON-
maud of Gen. Fioyd. The history OF
that campaign is wcn known. On The
retreat John became hOmesicE, and
was allowed to depart. Ho had be-
come well known to Gen. Floyd and
all his command. On his departure he
went to take leave Of the general, when
the following dialogue was had:
Gen. FlOyd-"Wel, John, are you
going to leave US, eh?"
John-''Yos, Mars Floyd; it pears
like I could do more good at homs
low dan bein' here; so I thought I d
go home and courage up our people to
hold on"
Gen. F.-'Thars right, John. But
are you going to tell 'em that you left
us when running IRON the Yankees?''
John-"No, sir; no, Mars Floyd, dat
amt YOa may pend upon my not
tellin' nothin' to 'mOralize dem peo-
pie"
Gen. F.-'But how will You get
arosud telling them, John?'
John-''Essy enough, Mars Floyd.
It won't DO to 'moralize dem people,
I'm gUin' to tell EN- dis-dat when 1
left de army was in frst-rate sperrits,
and dat, OWN to de situation Of do
country and De way de land lay, we
was a-adYancin' back ards, and de
Yankees was a-retreatin' on to u.s.
Harper s for august.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-09-22
B00KWALTER AND EER,
THE WOULD EX-GOVERNOR
HAVING "a HIGH OLD
TIME"

The doings of Hon. John ".
Bookwalter, the Democratic nominee
for Governor, have been pretty full
ly detsiIed mp to the c]oso Of Last
nights duplex ioIlifcatiod on the
hilltops. Yesterday n ayor Means
concluded to make a cha nge in the
tone Of the introductions, and pre-
sented 2fr. Bookwalter to the mer-
chants on 'Chunge. After that he
was temporarily lost sight of, and
last night a Gazette reporter made
an effort to fad out what had be-
come Of the honorable candidate for
gabernatorial honors, during tue
whole of She afternoon and evening.
As he bad made an engagement to
visit the rooms of the Duckworth
Club, inquiry was made for him at
that place, but he had not been
there. One of the young Democrat
ie shoots coming up in that political
hothouse SAID ii would be hard
work to ind Mr.. Bookwalter, as he
had not turned up ut any place he
agreed to. Another said, Mr..
Bookwalter was out the night be-
fore with Mayor Means and some of
the other boys-had . jolly good
time, and mad taken more beer, etc,
than was exactly wise, and guessed
that he was laid up somewhere.
Another said that he had Intended
10 leave for home this evening, but.
was net able to get of, because not
fit TO travel alone. The reporter
thanked them and turned to leave,
aud as be walked away be caught
the following:
"Say, boys, did you see the May
or last night when he got out on the
floor Cor that gran1 march, and had
to be hauled back?"
'Oh my i! yesl and chorus
Of laughter
According to all accounts the
would-be Governor, and bis Honor,
the Mayor, had "a great time" at
the Brewers picnic on Wednesday
night at the Lookout House. Book
walter and Beer" sounds well togeth-
er, and as long as the former was
on the ground the latter was to be
had free gratis, in unlimited quaint
ties.
Last night hIr, Bookwalter w8s at
TIE Highland House at the yecep-
ton Of the j. 4. i. S.-fCiroinnati
6ezstte, Aug. -.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

The above scale OF prices is for ordinary siugl,
column display advertising. Solid Legal, Oficia
and Tabular advertisements viii be charged Al tn,
| legal rate for space occupied. Rulc snd Ffgur,
work 80 per cent. extra.
SPECIAL NOTICES, advertisements IN other rhar
Single column measure, and those in prescrIbef
location, 25 per cent additional.
LOCAL NoTIoEs-Ih cents PRS iiee gar hrst, snd
cents per liae ior each additional Insertion.
earns in Business OreCtOry-One inch I veal
SO: mOUtha, S.; months, g. Oue-baIf inch
year, s. no; 6 mos. So; 8 mos. 50.
"Wants," "For Sale" "FOr Reut,p "Lost
"FoaHd,p etc. 10 "Chsap Cash Corner one-haJ
cent pr gerd, each insertion, payable strictly in
advance.
0RITUART NnTIGRs tnther than sirzple announce.
ments of deaths,) Tributes of Respect, Cards OF
Thanks. and announcements hv SnCietics-O s-halJ
cent per Grd payable sTiotlyi In advance, and when
Sout by mall, the money must accompany them IL
all osses,
Notices of Marriages, Births and Deaths-wheE
furnished bJ proper TauthOTity-free,
Attachment, Divorce, Administrators and EZeC1-
tors NOtices. must he paid for before insertion
a. zlsO FCrelgD and Transient Advertising Pener.
sl;=
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-09-22
Watering Plaes FrisndshfDs.

It's doubtful IL fashionable women
always love. each other, but it Is good
taste at a watering place to pretend to
do so. It is one Of the few occasions
when dissimulatiOn IS to be advised as
one of the virtues. Female friendships
are often but the result Of pr0pinquity.
Their ROOFS are not very deeD. Rival
rie5 are constant, and coIdness and
Quarrels are sometimes inevitable. We
should at least pay society, however,
the respect Of not troubling it with our
auimosities, publicly exposed.
Women should not talk too much Gt
q watering place, even if they talk very
well. Perhaps the better they talk the
less they should display that delightful
Gift. Some one is sure to say, HOh,
She is talking TO make an impression" "
Many women with nigh spirits, wit and
power Of expression, while simply
pouring forth their charming elOquence,
are supposed to be talking for effect.
All great talents and great beauty are
dangerous gifts. Beauty is Of itself q
suspicious circumstance, so few of US
have it." said Sydney Smith. There
are many hatreds and antipathies en-
gendered by the pursuit of pleasure in
our hUt-hOuse atmosphere of watering
place society. It is doubtful if any CAV
and idle life improves us. Still, as
more people are thOugutless than bad,
it would be absurd to suppose that the
cultivation Of the social grace5 should
always result in q crop OF weeds. IF
we could only learn to disaTm criticism
bv an elegant reserve of manner. to be
polite, graceful, and not too elusive at
a watering place, we should escape
much malignant and disagreea5Is
speech. The young aspiranl for fash
ion must expect 70 receive some sharp
wounds, however. She is going into
the front Of battle, and she must buckle
Oh her arm0r.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-09-22

On the Train.

Oh no" she replied with q smile 50 entrauc-
ing,
whea We ventured to ask if the seat wore
engaged,
That the hurry and worry of business comm0-
We're, for tho time being, entirely assuaged.
It was on the down train in the hot July tyi-
light,
The windows were open, the cool breeze
Q"Rted in
And blew the soft hair all ovor the crimson
Ihat stained the clear cheek, and the sweet,
mplCd chin.
Oh, that chin with its dimple and wonderful
CUrvi-E,
And marvellous fairnessi he'd n'er seen its
And twas greatly enhanced by tho bit Of
cgurt-plaster
His innocence thought was eonceaIng a
scratch
at first, rs was natural, they talked Of the
weather,
How hot aid how sultry the day that hsd
passed.
Then spoke Of theIast SNOWY wedding of fash
ion,
How enormous the fortune the groom had
amssScd.
The next thing in order, of course, was tho
tunnel,
With the darkness of Egypt whatever
thrt is
Aud th- little black patch, when they merged
into daylight,
Had changed its position from her chin to
bs
LIZZIE B. wALrlEG.
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for GII t3:osc saIgrul g1Tagalsss and Weaknesses
s1cSTasEca 10 o-ir best female population.
Il viii cu-c entirely tho -arat form Of Female Com
pIainta, all ovarian irouhc7, Inflammation and Ugc.a
ton Falling EuI DlsrllccsaCuts, AID tho consequent
Spinal Weakness, ard is particularly adapted 10 Tho
Change q TE:c.
II So. dao.vo and ezl taIG1Is fuoEn the utorUs IN
az. ta:iy stage r dcTeIorneat tho tcHdeECyto can
ccrou5 iuIaogst there is cLge}cd very yspCed- iss JSc
i removes talGtnc7, Eail.yacy ccztroysnH crsvlnC
fer rst.1.sGa.s EnJ relieves weakness CT tle str-c
Il c-:c5 r..=.-aa. UgaIlchcs Nervous TrCstr-i.or,
General Dc,.,ty, sIcspessnoGs, Depression eul Ilt
Postio-.
1aat feeling Of bearing down, Caus.nE pain, weight
aa5 Bae;-zac Is always permanently cured Iy it5
It viii ~ oil times ord Unie-zlI circTastaE-gs nc n
ll-ulaHy Win tho laws thzt govern the female
For tho cure Of kidney Complaints Of e.-Lcr ;iis
Compound is Ua=ur.4sssed.
LYDIA z. GENEl-AsE's VEGETABLE CON-
PoEEH Is Prepared at z53 and ss5 Western h7-aue,
L5-u Mass Price g. Six bottlesfGr g. sent by NAL
IN the feza OF pills also in the f1- Of loElacls on
receipt Of price 81 par boE fer either Ms FGkhtm
freely answers eli loters af iGViry. EolId for pEIaPh
let. Address ss Ebove SsHti0a tkis Fuper.
No family should be without LYDIA E. PEJEEAsIs
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation, bEiCuEnes5
h1d torpldity OF tho Iivcz. Is cents per box.
81 Sold By nu DrEEsIsts. "a
auIIyIuPHRrnD
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-09-22
Hinder he gEen.a,nr. ;,

How many people often drag though
life about half i'll, never really sick, but
always miserable, and doing their orl in
hstIess, reluctant way. It dulls the
Keen edge of pleasure and kills the zest of
living. All this results from impure blood.
A bottle of DR.. Kennedys "Favorite Rem
edy" will transform such sufferers into
new creatures ty cleansing the blood and
and toning up the system. Hundreds are
now living healthy and happy lives who
never knew a ''well day" till they took
Dr. Kennedy's "Eavorite Remedy"
ssFt22WgV&CS
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-09-22

1Ir. T. II. higgins, our candidate
for Judge Of the Common Pleas
Court, Is a clever, popular gentle
man, and ranks among the best law
yers Of Highland, which county was
entitled to the Judgeship, Judge
6Iinshall now representing Ross and
Judge Gregg Fayette. There is no
doubt that he viii be elected, and
the convention is TO be congratu-
lated on The nomination Of so worthy
"a man TSciUt0 Gazette.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-09-22

Among the herd kept in connection
with the Manitoba penitentiary ID q
COW which Is q cross between q buffalo
and q grade. The Free Press saT5
she is not like any other COW, either in
shape or color, the huge shoulders Of
the buffalo being less prominent, whil9
the fanks are developed as in domestic
cattle, a ridge Of long dark hair covers
her spine, and another hirSute fringe
druOps from her chin and extends away
down under her belly, giving her tho
appearance of some Of tae cattle one
sees in the pictures of Livingstou's
travels in Africa. She doesn't look as
though she would shine as q mixer.
but in the matter of beef would be D
success.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-09-22
General s. #. Hurst IS fba Rem,

General S II. Hurst is the Repub-
lican nominee for Senator in the
Ross-Higbland district. There ought
60 be no question as to his election.
He is emong the ablest men in tba
State, aDd is. withal, a practical en-
per8nae reformer. VIII the alleged
' Peoples Temperance Reform" par
ty make an effort TO defeat him?
We shall see [Ohio State Journal.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-09-22

Egst. RsAEa E4HnLs

You have sern persons afflicted with Er.
ysiuelas ? Wen, it is on awful thing. Il
disigures the face almost beyond recogni.
tjon, and IS as dangerous as it is repuIsive
It often causes sudden death, and il some.
times called st. Anthouy's Ere" Mr..
S. B. Carpenter, Of Grandvile, n, Y, had
il Ia both legs, and was Cured by DR.. Da,
vid Kenuedys ''Fayonte Remedy.2 Ills
health is nov perfect. Dr. Eeunedv's '.Fa.
yorite Remedy is tLe yerv life Of the
Blood. sep22w2D&C0
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-09-22
Partition Notice.

III TARGARET J. STORER, JULIA 4, SF0RER
4iL AID ''1SnuGh II. Storer, Of Highland comfy,
o., RebecCa e. Gallaher and Charles GEllBheT,
her husband, Sarah j. Spears and JacOh Spears,
her husband, of Clinton county, Ohio, John II.
slorer and Minerva j. StOrer, bis wife, Of PanE,
christian county, Illinois, Nancy y, MilligRp and
Samuel Milligan, her EuEhand, of HebO, LsOede
county, HisrGuTi, End Thomas L. StOreT, of LiU-
coin, Logan cOuHiY, lNinOis, will take BOtiCr,
that petition WIS fled against them on the llJh
day Of June, 1871, in the Court Of CommuS Pleas
Of Highland county, Chic, by Mary Storer and
Francis NJ StUrer, her husband, and is now
pending wherein said Mary SiOTer and Francis
StOrer demand Partition of the following real cs-
tate, tO-w:t: Situated in Concord township
Highland c0Cuiy, Ohio, on waters o. BruhLCretE,
part of ID. bCOtrs Survey No. 1886, bounded sud
teFc1bgd as follows, tU-wit:
Beginning Et 8 black gum ia the lire Of Ar
ihDuy Abraham; thence y. 9 deg. Z. lG5 70 pole
10 wbicOzk; thence S. 81 deg. +. lul.4s poles Il,
q whieuak sad hickory; thence :. deg. f. - 81
poles 10 ~ wuter beeChes; tFCDCe s. deg ".
20 poles 10 q dcgH2ud ard whiieoak; thence \.
81 deg. W. GI.@5 pylss to q sUEartree aud elm;
hence S. deg ". g.. Pulrs 10 a hickory spd
rednlk; theGcr j. 81 dee. ". lGl.ls poles 10 the
place OF eEiEUsnG-cuAtainiuB one hundred ana
-h.ce and s5-luO acres, saving aud except ug
theTgirDm % acres, heretofore sold, leaving
-ghy-tErec md Sc 100 (sS ST. iCOl acres, more or
l.ss, being same land conveyed 10 stacey Storer
tuow leased by Thomas Roberts, by deed
dated May 6, 1851.
And that at the next term Uf said Court (OCto-
Der, lsSi) the said Mary Storer and Francis 81.
Sturer il apply for an order, that partition be
made Of said premises.
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Becalen,s Arnira saiEe.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rleum, FeveI
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, aud all kinds Of Skin Eruptions
This Sslve is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction in every case or money refund
ed. Price . Cents per Box. For Sale by
SEYBERT nov I5vl
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FRANCIS N. S1ORER.
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Those who take advantage of the good chances for
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women BOYS aud girls to work for us right in
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han ten times ordinary wages. We furnish an
-apensive outfit, and al that you need, free. No
one. who engages fails 10 make money rapidly.
You can devote y0ur whole time TO the work, or
only Your spare moments. Full Information and
an that is needed sent free. EG-TJS4
dcCc3yl altNsoN q Co.' f"fuaha' Maine
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-09-22

HEOR SALE-A New Cabinet Lathe, large size,
n suitable for Cabinet-AIalIers. Carpenters or
ChGiT-Makers. Made by Ephraim Brown, Lowell
Mass. A Machine Shop, Carpenter Shop and
Turner ShOp, all iU one, on Wheels. Patent Fret
Saw, Circular saw, Boring, Drilling, Polishing
Grinding and SCrsw-Cutriug Machine, c0mbin-
ed. Regular. Manufacturers price. SI5, VIII be
Sold for 80 tdslr. RPTly Dc tlhs Vf8s8 "a
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Asa Old Lnsly writes us 81 am
So years old, and was feeble and nervous
II the time, when I bought a bottle Of
Parker's Ginger Tonic. have used little
more than one bottle, and feel as well as
az So" See gtEeT column. EsPSWa
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- An advance payment preferred in all cases,
Subscribers viii be notified Of the expiration OF theil
time BY cross on their papers, or BY 6iIs enclosed
y. B.-Ne do not discontinue papers sent 20
POwu Subscribers unless specially OreTed to do so,
until ali arrearages are paid as a general rule. A
failure to order discputlllApCe is considered as
equivalent 10 ordering the paper continued.
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Tic New York Evening Telegram says;
Tory PsstOr was cured Of rheumatic
pains by st. Jacobs Oil. He praises its
.ffislcY.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-09-22

IHAHDILrELT AREEsTI pECAy
WILLS II BEILDS Up THE STErEn
enabling Il TO throw OF disease.
Superior to sny and all or the ar
ferent preparations Of Cad Liver
on. RErlHHD ~ Tx WKAEEsI
SToHACH. EaTEz gRTB RIvgIo.
CHras Coasaupa9az, Eer-aEu1
Ia, Bronchitis, EnaacgarIoa
and hi'IUES F'id ccnullIZttsas
al eampls a1Er
scld only in vtIEe-shspsd bot
ties. Wil.s0a Is spelled With g
double al" Eer1emhsrgrs VOID
CARBOLATHD. " and in.lst %
having the right kiad,
gyEE? 5E7E-cAL &C., x. :.
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It is simply marvellous how quickly
constipation, biiOusHess, sick headache
fever and agUe, and malaria, are cured by
f'Sellers' Livsr Pills ssPSW4R
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new RICH BL00D!

ParsOHS' PtSrgGtire PtttB make New Rich
Blood, aud will completely change the blood in
the entire system in .hree months. AnypeTsaH
who will take pill each night from to y weeks
may be restored 70 sound health, IL such thing
be possible. sent by mail for letter stamps.
FORMERLY Bangor, Me.
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3eENT9 WANTED gyERrEasEjRI {g Pr! Y7Ij T. t%uit K is
fig,ng VTaeYsfuB ever invented Will Ilit pair Of
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