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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-21
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E9OR SALE At AUCTION. ON SEPTEA-
- ~ II, 1881, ct l2n., in front of the Mar
h"s A;e1aadria, Virginia. TWO PRINTING
PSBS3&S, with Stauds, Galleys, Type and
Appur!encas now used in publishing the Fair
tsx eeaenger Tvrms: Cssh. Inquire Of &.
=. Lucas.
sus22-w4! CAssIU5 CARTEE. Trustee,
Sss~ The above sa!a LA haau Vo:! ,oacd til
SAI U SEAT, Se:it, 2isa, 1881.
E:piI-ta O4t'S1GS Cti!HE", Trustee
4~OHMIS5ICNk S.LE OF VALuA-
~ bLE REAL GSTATE---Hy virtue of q
dec:as Of tie CIrcui: Court iof the county of
&niit.x rendered. "a lis JuUo term, 1881, in the
cause OF Wjiiam Ayra jr, Sheriff OF Esisisx
county, AID IS suCn i:n!n!s!rH.Gf uf Ljus >.
friI2harit. deceased, a:alEs. EU;d e:ta i'kiI"cr
lhs uGdersignoi, comm is4l1aGT=, vii: expose 10
ssia II public suolon ut Fsr!sZ C1u,t Anuse,
on MIN D&.f, tle 1T:h day OF October, 1881,
ths IEeCr OF i.ENG upon which Hurdette
tkIn0er nov resides, coEtsiLjag lr3 sores ard
80 lo@S, lying on ihe Virgria Eiidsad SILL
way midway te:waan DurAa'5 s:iC Faic!rx sta
tiOhs $40 II I.i!ss from k-teZaadr:t. Tic i'm.
Drovements consist OF = c)2if0.;ab.o , ~ sLL-
iHH HUuSS on TIC nUrLa side ofssi6 l.. i. The
le"d is OF good Gaaltv, ent bss an s.buHdancs OF
in Der Tor tho support 0! ina fErm. Mr skin.
n,g, residing upun tAo fasm, viii sh w tho prop.
cIt9 10 eng oIo who IS ,'isD01ed to purchase
Terms of sale: 4 sutli ?aUt sum - Ia paid il
Gosh on the dsJ Of ss!n - pay :he costs snd cx.
peases of saloi tne residue in three equal pay.
i;enss OF one, t%o sad shre9 ears, Vii: interest
rom ths day OF ss6 tae title to 10 retained an
;ae !snd liable 10 bs resold upon default in eth
eT at tho deferred paymGuta. Iho com mulisaioners
srs Gl:O su!hoT;Z 4 90 COL the proaofty :! pr
Vs,e sale. Ssla oesweeE Y and O'clock.
A&HL9 ": yAQM IS, norn,,-s.
TEOSiAS MOORE, =" T. III ts'
THOR 5.S Il. LOVE, o. s'a'e.
E"D.ri
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-21
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(ssEG5LE&G 5&4G oE EG=>ll y }}'.'ts..EpAs.
Bv yic,ue Of dasd oi i.us. from hudrow Ar.
nod sud vile t. .l, 5'TGv1siGa1d, la.ct, tbs ID.
dHy OF Escsc1b.f, ~! aid recorded il tho
CLERKS Uitlc6 Of FA?ta& C0aatg, vs.. I kh1il fer
the purpose o; csiryln2 Cut ih0 p.Ovisians ct
eaid trust otIIr FOX Sole p: u3ic &u tiou, b,tlre
Ito GcurL House door oi sa..a county. on SAm-
JED AZ, taG 10th dag o. October, 1885,, val
ua;e FARM Of -! acres Of .snd. !Slag imn.o.
diG!eiy unoG t2c :Zui'&CapH -cgtr > nj c5 tro'a
:IIe1a0t.I'2 H2d Sou! 4ua.!eE OF I4iIa frc!n
Long Ecaccd, on thu kiuxardr% a:it Fra6ui =
cksbu:g - Z. T:.ls fa.n is well w.to.sd srd
A%s IN a1:pla :U9pg Cl t.labar. It mr. = con.
,4:tsb!e ana commodiOus u W Z j. l. n q
HOUSE. St:blca, Corn Ci5, &C.. 3 to,orable
E!cdsFG Of Fcsch, Pear and Apple Trses ard
i5 we'll worthy the attention c: any oae Hi:hing
GsGcd little har,.
Ier":s Of Sale: Caa thiId ca:h; tha residue in
Hna rni t"o yeas. With I3:eresi from day Of
s:'e; Deferred psJme:.@ to 90 sacU % by deed
& liu:; nf GoJd 1.tSoun! security up3:i IAc st
oou:iGa psJ inert
II, y. 'GYIT'r, Trustee.
&cc1tIrS, FairfaZ CO.. W., sopli-rot.s
GALE OF VALUABLE LAED N FAIR.
~ "a Y COUNTY. .--Pu.5;.4 4:.t - DEGREES ran
dared Ct She juno term 1881. $50 the Noyen ber
t9r:l 1850 oi Inc Circuit Guur. Il Fairfax County
IN tce sul. Q! simpson V. Hr!Ssby nId u;hor;
tho uaL e7S!-LGd UuIlmi4a!oaers Of sal. therein
l. 5i ~ H' Il. - - - -. DCLUOCf it3 kC0uft" 5y
ss so9ut u Q COCK H. VIII s9.l At public auction
tetorA .hs door Of lhe Courthouse of Said c0un-
u iao M Ri on which Judge K Ii. Cockorlile
r.; present Resides. Gents aiEX 2if hcTas &2G e
snai'cf tract Ecj=ccnt thereto. coEts:;1X 81
acres.
This land lies 2oar Tho rillsEa Of Cha1tly and
on The AI!lin River Tu1Epse I. is of = rich
rcd soil, Well adapted bo.a 10 agriculture and
grazing. Tha improvements ccnsist OF q
comforssbla DWELLING ROUSE and sab
s..' l:7nl out-tu'ldiags This il or !ha Whole one
Of The Eost valuable aad Geairab!e crlia in Es..r.
tx ccu3ty.
Tors Of Sale. Enough cssh TO pay the cost
CT s4l. aud 1Tpenses Of ssla ihe residue il thrae
cquG! alnual iaS..!monsa. secured by the pur-
cIn.er's notes, with good personal security,
0srr'rg !ntores. from Cay Of sa,5. Tile - bo
Ic.G:ned til tie lest pay ncnt is mddc.
Il. W %iOMAS,
ItiG1h>i 4 LOVE,
= TEKG q OA B aCt:,
FAhNGI5 l., E'MiTd,
Il. HAGTOii iiU4EE.
se:i5-Et2 commissioners OF Sale
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a4-, Th. above Gale hsa bean postponed Il |
hUHDAY, October il. 1881, Il. The ssma ,iaao
aud 81 see. ssn.O--,tf
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(Eos! S:tta.tc Agents and Auctcnee-s.l
S-aI F2EEUh uf = DaC3rE QE TIE
a. Crcuit Court OF a!e1aEdrie county, Va,
rar 6orod ss It's AIag term, 1881. il the suit OF
fcsepa 4. Nelson Va joshua putncy, in coa1-
csrg, tho unduteignct cCr1mi.sicnc. therein
namcC, viii otlCr for sale Gt public auction, 0n
c;AJ'u ED = \, the 18th day OF Oct b0r 1881. in
frou; Of tho harkot RuildiGG, on sair!sz street,
81 IL oc,ocK n, the following described HGAL
ESCh,E, 10 Wit:
A.TkACl Of LAND in the county of ::laZ-
Sno-is. adj1niGg the lsnGs Uf Harvey Bailey
I'D SeGe B. Cor belt, too FCur SIile Run snd
iha arlington Turnpike. SAID tract of land Is
t,uad@d AID described in c dc6i from Bailey
Hnu wife to Peter NaviG recorded in iibsr Il No.
8 D. IS OF Inc LAND records Of A!exandris county,
!? which reference ia made, and contains now
abo1: one RUNDAED AND DGYEN
AGK&S more Or less.
G,e!ins Of Saio CsEh Us 70 co5.s Of sui! srd SALE
hnd As 10 !Re sum CT 81 leo 81 with interest there-
On ifom ospa. lin, 1889 su1 ss TO the residue Of
tae pufcGaae money, II sHy, upon credit Of six
twelve AID elRtean months, with interest from
date or s&le The bonGs OF :h9 purchaser with
good security 10 10 taken for tho deferred pay
m lss, and IN title 10 Be Te;&inad until they ere
p.lC. CGA&LES K. STUaB RI
sets-is Comn'T Of Gue.
COMMISSION 4 Frs SALE OF V2LUA.
~ HLE LAND NEAR MOUNT VERNON,
IN FAlREAN COUNNT-Undar snd ~ vir-
cCu.ty, pronounced 81 its June term, 1881, in
the sui. therein pending OF kcCaulcy and others
against hcWillIsuIs and others, the unders;gn-
ei. named in said decree. will. on WEDN ES.
Day. tha 18th day Of September 1881 in front
Of the Postotiice II nc city OF Alexaadris, Va
ut - O'Clock N, sell to the highest bidder, al
,uolic auction. that vsiusbie trnct of land known
as MOUNT ZEPHYR" containing e4l.57-lC0
ceres. This farm lies near Mount Vernon, is OF
fue soil naturally, susceptible OF easy improve
| mont snd msy be conveniently divided into
| several farms. snd will &c oE3red i desired in
convenient paIc3s.
Terms of Sale: enough cash in hand to pay
! tie expenses Of sale and tee sum OF ST. 6S3 is,
wiih interest thereon from tho llth day of Au.
gust. 1875, ill day Of s.c, ard the residue IN
three equal annual payments, to bear interest
from the day OF sale, TO DO secured by the bonds
q me purchsse-, with approved personal sscur:
| Ivy, tnd retention Of title to tho property sold
unlil the last Payments mace. Persons desiring
70 purchase are referred to s Ferguson Beach
esq., oAlE1andra, Va, or 10 Moore g Son, Fair
iL1 C0u't House Va.
THOMAS 4, LOVE, ! romro,7o
+. w. THOMAS, ~ .:aIo
THOMAS MOORE. u 1Si0'
fhl:ia1 county, sug29-2aR4W
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TIN RooFINd, GUTTER AND RAIN SPOUT,
attended to promptly, by STANsBURY & Bro,
manufacturers and dealers in Stoves, lin Ware,
60. MoBuraey's Baildin2) cornsr King aud
Washington streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-21
Ey Z. T. Lucas, Aucticneer.

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GROCERIES.

IF YOU WANT A GOOD WINE for the
l. table, try the VIRGINIA CLAkET from
the Burnside Vineyard. I know it vii give
satisfaction, Z. W. AVERY.
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FAIRFAX COUNTY CIDER VINEGAR. 3 gears
old. The best md mos! relMJle toe Pickles.
Ncver fails. Su.d by GEO. MCBURNEY L. son,
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A FRESH SUPPLY OF BOILED AND
"a RAW LINSEED OIL; also Neatsfoot
Lard, Tanners and several grades OF Lubr!cst-
ing Oil, always on hand at at
w.. CREIGHTON'S,
is % oh King street.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-21
Teaching the Young Idea.


Attention, childrenr' said the prin-
cipal, entering the classroom, followed
by q stranger; this gentleman will ask
you q few questions in arithmetic. He
is the superintendent Of schools at Mule
Gulch, Nevada, that great Western
State of which you have 50 often heard y
(Which his name are DOdd-ShOrty
Dodd," said the visitor, and mounting
the platform he drew bOWie-knife from
his bootleg and tapped for attention on
the desk. eve will now proceed to do
a sum in simple edition. A gentleman
who had a head on him from last night
met another gentleman in Dew-Drop
Inn, who put a head on him. How
many heads did that gentleman have on
him? 'Threer Now you're talking. We
will next proceed to substractiOn. Wall
eyed Bob had five fingers on his left
hand Gncluding his thumb when he
iniudiciously called Buckskin Joe a
limping mule. Buckskin Joe drawed
his eleVen-inch tOOth-pick, and the bar
keeper subsequently swept up two fin
gers. How many fingers had Wall-eyed
Bob left? 'Threer You're right, and
I've $500 here in this little pOcket-book
that says you are"
1--WE generally do these sums in
apples and other domestic fruit" said
the principal, timidly.
'iQuite right, quite right" said the
gentleman from the Far West, 'but my
plan is universally admitted to be more
national-more patriotic. 1t was criti-
cised some at our last convention at
Gallows Forks, but majority favored
it, and the gentleman who opposed it
walks with a crutch yet. Now, then,
kids, hump yourselves for q problem in
multiplication snd edition. A gentle
man held 3 full at a social game Of
poker-three mines and two seYens-
How many spots was on his cards?
'Forty-oner Surely! Mister, your class
is no slOuch of o class at 'rithmatic. I
will Just give the kids one mOre-an
easy one. Five hOss thieves had oper-
ated for five days before the Yigilantes
hung them, and had stolen twenty-eight
head of stock. How many hosses a day
did each hOss-thief steal? One and
three -tWenty-ffths of a hOssr Right,
and if any man says you amt, don't
take it from him, if he's rs big as q
grain-eleYator. Now, mister man, trOt
out your class in moral philOSOphyP'-
Che
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-21

with the greatest material pros
perity, and as this great country
grows, during the sWift-gliding
years, richer and grander, the peO-
pie will share more and more in its
strength and glory.
The Pessimist, or the gentleman
who persists in finding something in
tensely lovely in the past, and in
predicting all manner of evil to our
country and to the people thereof by
reason of the growth of immense for
tunes, has but to go to Chicago
There, he will find that people like
these, who turned a swampy lagoon
into Venice and Paris combined,
and who, when the Iabors of years
were destroyed in a single night,
.plucked courage, fortune and sue
cess from the ashes of desolation,
do not obtain wealth except to adorn
it, and this wealth and the power it
gives, will be turned into a stream
Of blessing for all, and not boarded
for the qualification Of the few.
The miser, boarding his gold year
by year, for the benefit of spend
thrift heirs, who will make his hard
earned dollars stake unto themselves
the wings Of the morning and fly to
the uttermost parts of the earth," i"
may contemplate the vast public
works of Chicago i,e the interests of
the people, and all the people,
and learn a lesson of wisdom, and
he who decries the acquisition of
wealth, and in village obscurity re-
tails his profound saws about the
danger to the country from the Jay
Goulds, the Vanderbilts, the Mar
shal Fields, ct cetera, has but to Wis
it Chicago, and see what men like
these courageous, intellectual,
brainy lords Of commerce accomplish,
and his soul, dwarfed by its "pent-
up Utica" surroundings, will leap
into new life, and flow in a channel
as different from its present one as
the once sluggish, creeping Chicago
River from the great artery this sort
of men have now made it.
The glory of America is in it's
boundIess resources, not Of rivers or.
lakes, or plains, or mountains, or
mines, but of brains, in the men
who control its commerce, and to
see these men Chicago is the place
of all places to visit. @. Il. @.
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For the News.
THE HUMANlTIES OF CHICAGO.
HOW WEALTH AND CHARITY
GO HAND IN HAND.

1. Going out to Central Park, which
lies on the western limits of Chicago,
I passed a green and beautiful spot,
on which were growing large trees,
abundance of flowers, and grass
kept green by irrigation. There
were also fountains, benches and
rustic seats. The whole was enclos-
ed, and seemed to be delightful re-
treat from the sun, with its long
and shaded vistas, but what struck
me with surprise wasa large placard,
bearing the legend:
" This is the Peoples ParE.
Neyer Mind the Grass.
The scores of happy children,
tumbling around in all the abandon
of Joy, e0ntrasted strangely with the
wearied and distressed looks
of the same class, sitting on the hot
benches in the Cincinnati parks,
while everywhere they are warned
by little boards stuck up, to "keep
off the grass" What is grass for,
if the children cannot roll on it and
over it, "Like bees all over, in seas
of clover?" Even in fashionable
Lincoln Park, in Chicago, great
spaces and commons are devoted to
tie people,
2. Jutting out from Lincoln Park
is a pier, running far into the lake,
and fretted and washed by its green
waters, and here a building has been
erected and is kept up at the ex-
pense of the city, where all children
may come and get the fresh air, and
feel the glow of health, as it comes
with the waves of the inland sea.
Here the children of the poor are
taken care of, nourished, brought
back to health, and given free Of
charge what their more fortunate
ow-creatures who have wealth OBJ,
tain for money.
3. Drinking Fountains innumera-
bic may be found all around the
city, elaborately finished, and al
ways running with pure, sparkling
water, for the dumb creatures who
serve man so faithfully and well.
You see no tired, thirsty, famishing
horses, for they, like man, find every
provision made for their comfort,
and the drinking fountains speak
louder than any words in praise
of our advancing civilization.
There are many other institutions,
such as Free Libraries, Free Con-
cerbs, Free Museums, Art Galleries,
Geological Gardens, and so forth,
in the interests of the people, to be
found in the great Metropolis of the
/ Northwest, but the three that I have
above singled out Satisfied me that
the love of all the fair humanities OF
life, and the most perfect and true
religion, can exist side by side
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-21
Stage Terms.

The general term used to designate
an actor is 'fakir," a word which ORR
ginally meant a magician. From it is
coined the verb fake, " which means
to initiate or sham. Few actors are
willing to acknowledge that other actors
are good; hence the slang Of the theater
abOunds in terms used to designate bad
actors. OF these the most frequent are
''dufer," ''snide actor" and "bum
actor" The variety" player is looked
down upon by the legitimate actor, and
g QBUeg - RAH.'
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-21
A Wonderful Lake in Iowa
Burlington Hawkeye.

Burlington HaWkeye.
The greatest wonder in the State Of
Iowa, and perhaps in any other State,
is what is called the Walled Lake, in
Wright county, twelve miles north Of
the Dubuque and Pgcilic Railway, and
$50 miles west Of Dubuque City. The
lake is two or three feet higher than the
earth's surface. In some places the
wall is ten feet high, fifteen feet wide at
the bottom and i've feet wide at the top.
Another fact is the size of the stone
used in its construction, the whole Of
them varying in weight from three tons
down to 100 pounds. There is an
abundance Of stones in Wright county,
but surrounding the lake to the extent
of five or ten miles there are none. No
one can form an idea of the means en-
plOyed to bring them to the spot or who
constructed it. Around the entire lake
is 3 belt of woodland half q mile in
length, composed of oak. With this
exception the country is a rolling prai-
RE. The trees must have been planted
there at the time Of the building of the
wall. In the Spring o. the year 1856
there was q great storm, and the ice on
the lake broke the wall in several
places, and the farmers in the vacinity
were obliged to repair the damages to
prevent inundatiOn. The lake occupies
3 ground surface Of $500 acres; depth
Of water as great as twenty-five feet.
/ The water is clear and cold, soil sandy
and loamy. It is singular that no one
has been able to ascertain where the
water comes from or where it goes, yet
It q aIWaVs clear and fresh.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-21

Carlyle's neice has found instructions
fOrbidding the publication Of the ''Ae-
miniscenCes'' without the striCtest edit
ing. It is a good thing that Mr. FrOude
printed them Just as he found them; for
they show exactly how unjust, cross
grained, and ill-mannered an old brute
Carlyle was. If the "Reminiscences -
had been carefully edited Carlyle's
name would 60 down to pOsterity un-
der false cOlOrs.
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A lawyer stepped up to the witness
box, and ask the trembling inmate
what his occupation was. The witness
replied that he was a barber. The law
yer, Strengthening himself up, and with
a look Of sarcasm, said, with q conde-
scending nod: so You are a barber,
eh2' The tOnsoriaI artist, stretching
out his dexter paw, said: Eyes, we are
both shavers-shake."
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In the Times, of Philadelphia, we OBJ
serve Mr.. John McGrath, 1886 Chris
tian street, was cured by st. Jacobs Oil Of
severe rheumatism.
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A bright little girl had successfully
spelled the word ''that, and was asked
by her teacher what would remain af-
ter the ''t'' had been taken away.
''The dirty cups and saucers, was the
reply.
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Good Words from Druggists.

"ATalt Bitters are the best 'bitters.'
''They promote sleep and allay nervousness %
''Best Liver and Kidney medicine we sell -
fThey knock the schills' every time"
"COnsumptive people gain flesh on them.
''Malt Bitters have no rivals in this town.
''Best thing for nursing mothers we have
1--WE like 10 recommend Malt BiLters."
L.-nLlInu-.-l
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Young Folks Corner.
No. No.1-COMPOUND DOUBLE ACROsTIC

No. .1-COMPOUND DOUBLE ACROsTIC.
r. letters.l
]. To endure. 2. A Turkish Official 9. The
greatest quantity or value attainable In a given
case. 4. Any herb fitted for the table. 8. A sab
stance used for cOlOring obtained from indigo, 8.
One who dances. Z. Mariners.
PRIMALs. To imagine
FINALS. Lights on a tree.
COHBEED. Curved timbers.-[Cin. Times-Star.
No. 2-NUlIERICAL ENIGMA.
The123
To knit must be:
The to is rare,
The IS
To steal or take.
OF this let US beware.
In the temple ind COMPLETE:
Serving near the mercy seat.-[Ib.
No. s-CROss WORDS.
In growing, in prowling, in bowling,
Not purring, nor stirring, nor cryf
In weaving in leaving, in grieving;
Not knitting. nor flirting nor slgl5
In dreaming, in teaming, in seeming,
Not slumber, nor lumber, nor traiti
The WHOLE caruivOrous brute is
And dWeller in bordering State.-,l0.
Answers in two weeks.
Answers to Young Folks Corner of Jolly O.:
To No. NO.l-Cateh-penny-
TONU. -
s OD
o P r
SOL o NAN
s o p o r A Il T .
ID EN- A R g ii
T A T q n
n Ell
ID
To No. g. SED ENT
Ell A TER
d RTRE
EFT TIES
N E REFS
TRES SY
To No, 4-sbaTpiss.
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4 Endorsed and a'eeG1la-
aaended blT the siledt-
eel pT.ofssstgu5 for
l1lfspepgfG, General
Debflffu, Feiliale Di8-
eases, ETGfit Of VITAL
Stff, Nervous EaFOGff'n-
ton, aud COnUUles-
teetlePflsollH HaeBe1s8, 6se.N
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-21

The statesman smirched, with pallid malice
grim,
Or red with wrath, doth In the morning read
Of fair faith bartered, of fine honor dim,
In his recorded deed.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-21

Defender Of the people, of the State;
Kinder and quickener of majestic thought,
Sure Of thy final triumph-thou canst wait
The crown thy patience wrought.
To serve thy generation, this thy fate,
written in water swiftly fades thy name
But he who loves his kind does first, and late,
A work too great for fame.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-21

TheJa7s minute of feebler Literature"
Who lightly chatter on its Outmost rim
Ofnaught but Of their small position sure
Point scOrnfulIy at him
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my labor vaI exceedingly bur
the contrary, was followed By
IRoN Tone from which ] re-
Z found that my natural force
ing it ] have done twice the la
sHla With thB truuquts nerve
1.-THE Tonic has not done the
-Christian Church, Troy, o.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-21

A boy always shows q military
promptness of action when there is q
drum Of figs in the pantry. Mining
stocks were not inventedin BanquO's
time, although, he said, The earth had
bubbles as the waters hath. ''-BOStOn
Courier.
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Who takes the daily journal, cool and damp,
And weighs its ceaseless toll on nerve al
brain
Nor morning sum- nor genial evening lamp,
Reveals its birth Of pain.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-21

"Only newspaper" Quick read, quick lost,
Who sums the treasure that it carries hence 2
Torn, trampled under feet, who counts thy cost?
Star-eyed intelligence
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LO, look for thunder thenl His fierce reply
In House or Senate, as he leads the van
Time-serYer and plaCe-seller, loud his cry;
down. cursed newspaper man :"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-21

Mrs. Mary Clemmer's Poem Before the New
York Press AssociatiOn.l
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And ye, the nameless Best-beloved host!
My heart recalls more than one vanish'd
face,
Struck from the rank Of ftoflers-early lost,
And leaving not a trace.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-21

The novelist elate, from lofty crest
OF hction's lovely palace of the air,
Looks down and sighs "Only journalist
Ny height is his despair"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-21

What though the treasure Of thy nervous force,
Thy rich vitality Of mind and heart,
Goes swiftly down before thy MOloch's course
Men cry at is not art !"