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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-09-23
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Der Bod nnt bas cine Ruttsritnf Eue gt
jei6nrt, od5 re4fr DIR abaehumpft uno lt.
an5sreem eie 66ruer atsti6nittrn uub eae
Rntieri&af battle siRe neue 8Irdr antdnssn
'Ssr mir IbtT ben gsrtI,ib btritlbtn Nusfunfi
frtbtili. srbiIi zine ans,Htdsnt SrlrbHung.
9ottfrieo Sopp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-09-23
Sen bO9iten Marftprcis
be;dbIt fur
6auts, 5tne. enmpen, altss Giirn.
9APIer. RsKiua, ar.
I. VOOS.
Su ncrfuufeli

Rsins aus 20 Adsr ttRtbents, ,pii9en bsr
Cole Greet uus 6irf Gnsf btIsssnt 5arm, ii
billis gu strfauftn. auf benz Tla5s ttTncr
ii6 elm ssrdumisss gSobnbanS nit aeaer
swsi Giisrnen, cine 3rame Struns usti
fStdaHvg. Gin bnlbrT Adsr ilf nit Brinntri
ttpHanit aud btFnhen nd auf hsm p!ast tinr
pdrtis trastnstr OFf6dume. IA
Rafjufrnstn in ftr Sffrt hitiss Slhnei
cttr beim Gisenibumsr
91fpar XdmbiHG.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-09-23

Bic 1riumpb SGe Nai6ine. Die
Ebrfr unS binisffr sde=RaiGiHe, 3u
Ebabsn bri 8. 8. Smile.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-09-23
OrnBer
NcrlOiiam9s . SnlI
in Der
GiuOlt : 9aMt
Samstas, "a. September 1881,
StranItalttt ron
NNulph &irdlhoffer unN Sohn 6oerid

Vile Serren fpfl9s feline &pUIr bffBrn, baben
an tsr aaiic % Gents GintrittssslO ;a cntriG-
ten. - Ddmcn frei.
Giir CUTE WulIf unb bic bfltsn GrfriI6uHsen
tlt Spr1e 1eirdden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-09-23
9ie @uft 10 0asrumabe Gunnts.

Sic Yntf iu Oasrnnaoe GunntB.
S9ou felt ldu9ersr 3eit wuroen
|8laorn Iant, oOb bic Burger im Sen.
|trum unS I'M iuoIiden She'll bes
|Gounties ibre Yoftiaden uursaelmdsie
ODER oar uidt crbtclten uub ais wir
|uns bel Dem Yoitmsiiter in 9ermdnn
mad Der llrfnde bielcr llurc9eImdBig
|teiten ertunoietcn, wuroc uns berihtet
BOP Der Yoitrciter, Der Die YGit pon
1crmann nad Guba (55 WsileD unb
'iurili su bef0roern babe, luabrfdeinIidI
ieinen 9ontrnft aufgeaebcn babe, iueil
er ibn nidt aufredt crbalten fonnte,
|obne beceuteuSen 8erluit babel ga
|erIeiben.
SO lit i'll Der 3bnt aud nidt su be-
are;feu, mie man babel beitsbsn fanu.
|luenu man 50 WRaI inn Sabre, 220
|Meilen lu0dentlid, fur $4,000 reiten
|unO iid uno elm YferO nod babel be-
|t0itisen fol-.
Der Yofmsifter, 9err SEQ. SraettlD
|panote iid) an ben Oits@Ontractor bts
lOiitrittes in Sentu6p; lpir luilIen ubsr
|nidt. mas fur Beideio er OnmalS er-
|baltcn bat uno luir Iuihsn nur, buB GO
|uidt bs6er seluoroen lit, beun Die
|&Ia9eu ubcr oieie llureaeImdBisteiten
|murbcu inlmcr Iauter uu0 bdufser.
Der Yoftm:iiter, i'll Der 9ofnuug.
|6aB er bonn 9encraI Ynitamt IN BaiB-
|ingtou .. s. uuteriiUbt uerorn lpiirbe,
|enengIrie auf eireme YernntwOrtIidtsit
bin cinen Yoitbci0roersr, UNI Dem llebeI
|meniNfenS einigermnBeu obiubeIfsn,
nber Der YOit'Snipector in ct. SOuis
ibm bieisS Yeriobren, neil
|es uuBeiesIid lei. Serr 8rdttIp|
|man0te lid nun olrett all oas 4eueraI-
Boitumt uuo erbieIt Den Sel6eib Z,
|wieoer Su bsridten, iusnn lid ole Nn-
9elcasnbeit uiht bis sum |. Sttober
9c6eliert babe.
Gine VerGutcrun0 gum Yeheren|
|ldeint nber nidt eiaae!rctsa su isin,I
Oeun 2err 6rdttlg lab fd 0erumIubtl
fdOn am ii. Sspt,mber sinen Berihi|
einsuihiden, uber bis lebt bot er ncdI
feline Ynimort erbnIten. 20 ltebt oiel
|Sadc Jest.
Der YOltnsllier uuu %elmunu trdgtI
oHeublr nlht Die SAuiO an oielerI
liebcrlidtn 8lrtbi balt uno an otci,rI
%ufGhttIOlasei; geatm Ole 5ntcreGeuI
Der Burger un0 sbenin penla iiu0 hieI
>BOiireItcr ;u tooeiu, oie nidt l"neigiI
Huh, ttie Iangen eimiIhcuocu Gtticl
Mode um yScG)t iHr cinc lump,ae.
Dug ;u MAIDEN. bcI cri nc faHm
oas SIli CUR Suppe Uerolencn founen.I
Gbcnio WcnIg nuIGe oLs Ncncrni
>POltlmt Der rrgelmdBiqeu Yofbtl0.-I
oeIung III bieism SountD onrh Spar.'
iamfeit am unrehtcn Ort, hinoeruo
in Den Veg trsteu, iuenu man bort
lber Die cisentIide Sodlaae atniiaenb
lnfOrmirt mare unS UNI oieiem llebsl-
ifano auf osn Gruno lu fonImsn,
m0dte es in Der Oronung fsin, wenu
oas SrncrGl Y0itdmt einmdI cen Son
traitOr oitirs Difrittts ms Srbef
nebmen Woute, benn irgenowO mus
:iue SdrGube los isin uuo rs pdre ~
bab bas @sn Buiiamt in
oicier Nngclcsenbelt eutrJiib auitreten
Iu0 bcm llebcI uuI Den @.unn iu Tom
men iuGen ponte, bean iuiI iino uber
;cuaf, 6uB Die Authorization III Wdi6iua-
ton bic Sntsreneu Ger Burger uibf
bscirtrdhtiacn wcr6sn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-09-23

SteeT, err eas alta gairrIanb beiuHsn eeev
Sermanete rue 8repnee rem Gurrra Frmmen
salen nil, fpllte Die pradtSeIIen ueuen eiferueu
S1raabtn- gcfNampfl9ift tes
9nroSentfdIem 9Ioba,
BuElisbtrfabrt benaseu.
Nlit OdmfiIGtFtn btS RcrbteutIdbsn 9Issb
'rlrstH bis Gnee 1879 abr 100000 ptrIuueH
|brfereCrt.
uMit 0ampfdiiIsn SesS1orSbeutfGen
|9IUbO iuur0en bis gnoe 1880 i6sr
800, 900 Yerf0nen bef6roert."
Die Dampfer eirisr Grmpaenit:
|Brauul1ipeia, :}l00Sons, @aullnNitlG
|Nlrnber9. 300 Sons Sap Sdaer,
9eipsia, $500 Yfeiffer,
Obio, 25OJ Wther
Berlin, $500 :, oeinde.
250O SeIImers
fabrsu rssrIniasis alIs IA Gage ,piIcben 03re.
nten unS Baltimore unb nebmrn palIaaisrt
;a fclseneru 9faten an.
Son Baltimore mad 8rcmen.
3piI6tntrf 5000
aiuSrr sirii9tu Inb le Sabrsa bic SSIfts.
Son Sremcn mad Baltimore.
3nilrbrntsd S2S.OO
sinter ,pii6n I uuS u 3atrsu bic SSIiit.
Sau9lln9e 2.UO HunereltebIllets iu trmdeia.
ten prsiien.
Der HaubnRsspIdb eisIsr Sampfl&iFe in
III SngItiGt DGprt Der 8aItinirre unt
Obte 9ilrntabn, UtI&t paIdeirrt ron unb mad
oem gSefrn IN billiecreu 3reifen bt.
I6recrt, ais irsrne cine giIentnbn Ron 9lrp
grif unS philadelphia.
Sri 9nfuuft bcr Oamsfl6ifs pirb has Dtpei
mr. ale Hi4thngtifeaisn sritUIIrn, 70 ha6 bic
SinrapberCr nidbt brr @rfabt aI, selekt fnt
'rn Sttrii9rrn bGlbpiubelt su perhrn, mas In
lnerrn SnfrnpIdsfn lribrr 70 oft Htr San IN.
SSir MAIDEN np@ Defenders auf fclasHtt
iir brutlae Sciienbe tecbdGtungspcribe BpT.
iias aufm0'iam priGe bic RtiIe NIT unIern
SGinen tirtet. Die IaIaeiere iu6 nnteT
Orutlfrn, f0nnfn hd nIlp nit Stbermann
rbne SrImGtiGer Az asbrauteu.
tmiBcu aus eiuem ScbiIF in las anbsre, nit
'fi inhirreisn 9fnilsn finhrt ni1t fatt; bic
palIa9;sre gsbsn III Sremrn Iresi& an 9cTk
'ss Srenbampfers uue rrrlaGtu hrnlsI6eT :rf
n Sdltimrre.-
EE- gEescn uGbcrer quSfuuft renht maA
ld an biz 6'rnrrnI- -g9rnten.
q. S6mbmntbcr s. Gp.,
Ro . Sub @nb Ctr, Baltimore, 90
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-09-23
3H bcrfaufen.

10000 Adsr t6usrt ganb unb 700 gLdsr
Bottom 2Gnbsrrien, npranfer nsbrcre ausee.
sct6nets 5armS lib tsIurfn. prsiIt rariirtn
pom ST bis $l5 PER 2Idcr fir !Sii9ellanb unt
spn S15 bis $35 per 9fer fir Sctfnm 9anb
dies III cine ous9essi6uete G'elssenbtit lidb
cine tilIige Seimatb 3u crrerten.
gBegrn nlberrr Ausfuuft trtnot man iib an
Gc. Nencnbabn.
8runcrigrntGums Ngsut. Sermann, M o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-09-23
Is. s. Hotel.
Deutf6eS @0ftDaus
CONRAD SCHUCH,
2,.md, ieOc,. Eas!
Die befen @etrdnte unS @is0rrtn
tets an ser Bar su baben.
l6-1i .GOnra6 S&u6.
lle6er Saltimore.

Stesr, trT eas aIte gairrIanS beluHsn cheE
Sermanete nnb 8repner rem Gurrpa Frmmen
allen nil, fpate Die praebtseIen ueuen eiferuea
Shrauten-9 n-9jcffbauhfIfhife heA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-09-23

Seine fdtuere Nufsabs. = Gt III gan
einfna. aehe in bie nddite 9IpOt bcfe
bole cine SSlufde vi. Sutobs. Del
reibe tudtia comit Elm uuh bic Sdmer
yen luereeu in turlsr Belt ueridwiucen
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-30
OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SATURDAY. APRIL 30 1881.

claim that their low prices, and immense sales
resulting therefrom, are far more In the Interest
OF authors than much larger copyright on the
commonly limited number OF sale -"Onc thou
sand books, profit sl.0O each, equals $1,000.
One million books, profit one cent each, equals
$4,000.
As an example of an American copyright book,
they issue, In an exceedingly handsome form, the
famous poetical, historical, and satirical Ameri
can classic, "M'Fingan, AZ Epic Poem" by John
Trumbul, with very full aHnotations by the celc
brated historian Benson j. Losing, LID. This
poem is almost as much part Of American his
tory rs the battle Of Bunker Hill itself, and Dr.
LOSING has greatly increased both its interest
and its intrinsic value by his historical comments
and illustrations. This book was published a
few years ago by one OF the old publishing
houses at the price Of 81 % per copy, and had
only very limited sale. The publishers claim
that the reception OF their new edition guaran.
tees a sale of ut least $4,000, or even more, pro-
baby 100, 900 copies; ana Mr.. Tossing will, Of
course, reap u handsome reward, even from the
small royalty upon the low price. American
Book Exchange, Publishers, New York City.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-30
SAMUEL NICHOLSON,

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, la SALE Co.-ss.-
- In the Circnit Court. June Term 1881
Mary MOulton OF benjamin j. MOulton.
AFFIDAVIT OF the residence of BeaJamiR J. Moulton
the above defendant having been filed the clerks Office
OF the Circuit Court Of said county, notice is therefore
hereby given the said defendant that the
complainant filed her bill OF complaint in said court the
chancery side thereof the eighth day Of April 1884, and
said suit now pending returnabe on the second Monday
in the month Of June next az Is by law required
Now unless you the said nonresident defendant above
named shall personally be and appear before said Circuit
Court the ars day Of the thereof to be holden
OTTAWA in and for the said county the teco d Mon
day in June next and plead demur to the said
compliments bill of complaint the and the matters
and things therein charged and stated will be taken
ssed and decree entered against you according to the
prayer OF said bill. WILLIAM W. TAYLOR Clerk.
Ottawa, Illinois, April 9th, 1881.
s. NICHOLSON, Complts Solr, apr94w
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D. p. JONES',

attorney al LOb
A DNIINISrR TORS SALE OF REAL
and In order and decree Of the County Court
of In Sale county in the state OF Illinois, made the Febu
AIRY term thereof n 1881 IN certain cause wherein Will
liam Casey, Administrator OF the Estate Of Thomas Mc(n-
ness deceased was petitioner and Mary McGnness Jane
Dixon, Nanct Foley John Foley John Mcinness Thomas
McGlnDess, William McGinness Charles McGnness. James
McGinness, Mary McGnness Alice McGinness. Nicholas
and Patrick Dixon Guardian Of said Charles and Alice Me
Ginness were defendants being petition for the safe of
the real estate Of said Thomas Mcnness for the
payment Of the debts against his estate the undersigned
Administrator Of the estate of said Thomas McGnness.
ceased will sell at public vendue to the highest bidder
the Poet Office in the city OF Oa~1, in the county of La
Sale and state of Illinois, Monday, the ninth day Of
May 1881 at the hour Of two O'Clock In the afternoon
OF said day s sale having been changed from the second
day OF the following described real estate situated
the county OF La Sale and state of Ines viz: The
half Of the east half OF the east half of the half Of the
southeast quarter Of Section Eight IN township thirty
north OF range three east of The third principal meridian
and also all OF the southeast quarter of Section ThryfOu
In township hrytwo north OF range three cas-: OF the
third principal meridian except fifteen Of land off OF
the north end 81 the east half Of said southeast quarter of
said section thirty four.
The Of sale will be foows viz: Onehalf of the
purchase money be paid at the time of the SALE and the
remainder with eight cent interest thereOn
be paid in thereafter and TO be secured by the
execution OF mortgage to the administrator upon the
premises Sold or the purchaser may the whole Of the
purchase money AZ the time Of sale at his option
The widow Of said deceased will TO the purchaser
including homestead and dover:
March 2sth 1881. WILLIAM CASEY.
Administrator OF the Estate of Thos. McGinness decd
d. p. JONES, Attorney. 0pr2Sw
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zegel.
CHASE FOWLER.

AtNItT W tNuNcfTy,
MASrER'S SALE.--STATE OF ILLINOIS,
NA COUNTY oF La SALLx.-Crcuh Cours Qf said com
ty-in chancsyp. .|
Katie Ryan, by Matthew White, her guardian complain.
ant, re- Thomas Hayery, Bridget larkn: william Jack
son, David B Snow, samuel Nicholson, Henry b. Ne and
Timothy Larkn. defendants TT
Public notice 10 hereby gwen that in pursuance OF de-
cree entered In the above entitled the March term
OF said Circuit Court TO wit on the sixteenth day of April
D. 1881, Chase Fowler, Master in Chancery 81 said
court viii, on the twenty third day OF May lssl,
the hour OF two o'clock In the afternoon Of said day
the premises hereinafter described sell 10 the highest and
best bidder for cash the following described premises
wit The west half OF the northeast quarter Of section thirty
In township thirty NORTH OF six OF the third
principal meridian situate in the county of Grumpy and
state VI Illinois. CHASE FOWLER,
Dated April! q. 1881. Master In Chancery
NJ I. MoLoSkY. Compile Sorr. apr23lw
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C. GRIGGS.
c. GRIGGS,
Attorney at Ldt5.
STAIE q r. LII Ols5, la SALLRCo.-

STATE q r. LII NSls, Ia SALE Co.'S
- In The Circuit Court June Term 1881.
Frank Foster us. Clara NJ. FOster.-In Chdncern
Afhdav OF nonresdcBce of the above named defendant
Clara Foster hay ing been filed in the clerks office of the
Circuit Court OF said county therefore hereby
70 the said non resident defendant that the complainant filed
his bill Of complaint In said court the chanCery side
thereof on the d nay OF April 1884, and that tereupon
summons issued out Of said court wherein said suit Ii now
pending returnabc the second Monday in the month
june next. ~ Ia by law required.
Now unless YOU the said NONRESIDENT defendant above
named shall personally be and appear before said Circuit
Court on the day Of the term thereof to be holden
Ottawa In and for the said county the second Monday
in June next and plead demnr 10 the said
painants bill OF complaint the same and the matters and
things therein charged and stated will be taken confessed
and decree entered against ou according To the prayer of
said bill
Ottawa, Illines April ed, 1881.
". W. TAYLOR, Clerk
c. GRI6Gs, Complts Sor apr23 4w
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A, ], WILLIAMSON.

attorney 1T Ldtp.
LIN AL SIE1"rlIf.Nf EMF y O'r1CF,.--Es'
TATK OF RACHEL +. NEWPORT, DEcRAsHp.-N office IL
hereby given to all interested in said estate that the
undersigned Administrator OF the estate of said Rachel 5.
Newport Deceased win appear before the County Court Of
the county OF Ia Sale and state Of Illinois, At the County
day OF May H. ISL for the purpose Of rendering an
account Of his proceedings in the administration Of said
tate for the nnal settlement.
Dated Mt Ottawa. this 18th day of April 1881. -
DAVID y. NEWPORT,
ATTEST: I. W, SToCxsLEGEE, Administrator
Clerk County Court. La Sale Co, III. aprltSw
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B. +. LINCOLN,


NOTICE.-EsrArk OF JACOB A. fIsuRrRS, DECD.
Notice hereby given, that the undersigned Admin
raor Of the estate of Jacob Fishburn late of the county
Of La Sale and state Of Illinois, deceased. will appear be-
fore the County Court OF said county the third Monday
being the ath day. of June 1881, at the County Court
HSuse, IN OTTAWA In said county when and where all per.
sons having claims demands against said estate are not.
fed to attend and preseat the in writing for adjust
ment
Dated this 2lst day Of April a. u. 1881. ..
SPENCER HAMILTON,
aDr233w Administrator
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A. J. WILLIAMSON.

HIIOfHtV at LUiI.
NJ Ort'E.-EsTATe OF ELIZA RATCHFoRD DECEASED
~ Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned. Admin
sraor OF the Estate OF Eliza Ratchord late of the county
of La Sele and state of Illinois, deceased will appear before
the County Court Of said county the third Monday (be
ing the 10th day. Of June 1884, at the County Court House
in Ottawa in said county when and where all persons hay
Ing claims demands against said estate notified to
attend and present the writing for adjustment
Dated this 18th day Of April A. y. 1881. -
PATRICK RATCHFORD,
aprl6-3w Administrator.
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I'll. SUNSETS spLENDoRs.

tits now one O'Clock and you must be hungry,
so you can retire TO the hotel near by and take
lunch. Lunch over you can return 10 the eleva-
ted railroad station through the woods that Gov
er the west bank Of the Harlem, and rest, as fan
cy dictates, ut many romantic nook-beside u
purling brook, on some fallen oak or conve-
nient rock, il you are not apprehensive Of rheu-
mntism more romantic spot than this little
stretch of sloping hill could not be desired IL Is
full of sheltered cosey spots, where one may lin
yer for hours without interruption. and is sacred
as the scene of no end of metropolitan novelets.
Il is the counting ground par erct'ienct. Take
he west side elevated road 10 Fiftyni street,
thence via the Ninth avenue TO the Battery,
where YOU will arrive in time TO see the great
steamers for Boston aud the East pass in review
within stones throw Of the sea wall. IL there
/, an ocean steamer in you can drop into Castle
Garden and see how Uncle Sam takes care OF his
,,uests. and then walk up Broadway as far as the
Equitable Building. Take an elevator and go tn
the top, where the agent Of "Old Probabilities"
keeps q lookout You will not be there long be-
fore you hear the sunset gun FROM Governors
island boom its salute TO departing day, and as
he powder smoke ascends to heaven and the
Glowing sun sinks behind the hills OF Jersey you
IRE in sight OF the grsndest view vouchsafed to
nan anywhere. 1t grows little chilly and you
must be tired. so you will descend and go home,
full of the consciousness that you have seen
some Of New York. J. ID. II.
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apri6-3w
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-02-17
The ''ROn BengOI Tagger." "

These are little JOhnny's observations on
the "RoiI BengOl Tagger,0 as communicated
to the San Francisco ATgOndIt:
Zone time there was a man who had a
tagger, and the taggar it was a shO and the
man tux the money for to get in. The man
had a big papernaild onto the taggers den,
and the paper it said, the paper did: The
Roll BengOl Tagger, sometimes called the
MOnnerk Of the Jungle. Hands OFF. No
Techin the Taggerp The mOnnerk of the
jungle it was always layin down with
ifs nose tween Its pOz, and the folks Wlch
had paid for to get in thay was mad COS 1t
Wudent wOck, and rOrs like dissent thUn-
der. But the shO nan he said, That's Ol
rite when I git the new cage done, but this
is the same cage which the Offie feller broke
out of in Oregon; time he eat up the sew
enteen men and their families. Then the
folks would OI stand back and took IN
whispers while the tagger slep. But one
dsy q feller Wich was drunk he took to
punchin the tagger with the mast head Of
his umbreller, Wich stampeeded the Od-
dience wild, and the Wimmin folks they
stud onto the chairs and hOllered like it
was a mouse, but the drunk chap he KEEP
iObbing the mOnnerk Of the jungle crewel.
Pretty soon the mOmerk it bellered Ofhe
and riggled, but the feller KEEP pOlkin like
he was fireman to q steam engin. BImeby
the mORnerk it jumped onto its hine teets
and shuckled itself out of its skin and
rolled up its sleefs and spit onto its hands
and spoke up and sed: I bedam if can't
just WhOllip the peagreen stufin' out O. the
galOOt wich has been a prOddiE
this ere taggerp And the Oddience they
was q stOnish.n
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-02-17
Correspondence of the News.
WINTER ON LAKE ERIE.
LETTER FROM AN OLD AND
FAVORTTE CORRESPOND
ENT.
CArAwBA ISLAND, O., Feb. 5, 81.

CATAwBA ISLAND, O., Feb. ), 81.
DEAR NEws:-We are having, as
the old folks here say, one of the
"snuggeat winters that we have had
for many years.
To begin with, the ice formed so
suddenly, and in such quantities
along the coast, in the beginning of
winter, as to lock in many of the
fshermen's pounds" One firm
alone at this place lost seven pounds,
worth about $4,000. And the value
of the twine and stakes so lost,
along this shore, for a distance of
thirty miles, is variously estimated
at from $4,000 to $4,000.
Our ice bridges have been unusu-
ally good this winter, and sleighs
and sleds of all sizes and variously
loaded, are crossing and recrossing
continually between Sandusky and
the Islands, and between the Islands
and Canada.
The ice is from one and a half to
two feet thick, and immense guam
titles of it have been harvested by
the ice merchants. Much Of it has
been housed with a view to specula-
ton. Judging from the experience
of the past few years, the dealers
expect that mild winter will inter
yene before long, when the crop
will be short, and the following sum
mer ice will command high prices,
as it did last summer, when those
holding ice put up two years ago
realized enormous profits, equal in
some instances to eight hundred per
cent on the cost Of buildings and
contents
speaking of guns, dcey ere
minds me of story" The staunch
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-02-17
Paper Clay.

In view of the rapid rise in the price of
paper, and the complaints of the paper
makers with regard to the scarcity and iu-
creasing cOstIiness of all sorts of paper
stock, it is gratifying to see that one
source of such raw material is not likely
soon to fail US. Whatever may happen to
rags, wood pulp, and the thousand other
sorts Of fibrOus material supposed to enter
into the composition Of paper, the clay
bank promises to be ineNhaustible, True,
the majority Of people who pay high
price for paper have a prejudice against
that material, but evidently the owners of
the clay banks have not; for, in a prOmi-
nent journal devoted 10 the paper trade,
they boldly print a large cut of their "clay
works" showing a long stretch Of snowy
bluff out Of which q huge section has been
cut presumably to supply the needs Of
'frst-class mills, East and West," 10 whose
owners they refer for evidence of the ex-
celence OF t"s'r clay.-,ScieRtifc AmericG7
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-02-17
A WOnderfuI Dfsc0verv,

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all diseases that lead to it, such as stub
born Coughs, neglected Colds, Bronchitis,
Hay Fever, Asthma, pain in the side and
chest, dry hacking cough, tickling in the
throat, HOar5eness, Sore Throat, and all
chronic or lingering diseases OF the throat
and lungs, DR.. KNEES NEW DISCOVERY
has no equal and has established for itself
a worldwide reputation. Many leading
recommend and use it in their
practice. The formula from which it is
prepared is highly recommended by all
medical journals The clergy and the
press have cOmPlimented it in the most
glowing terms. Go to your druggist and
get a trial bottle free of cost, or a regular
size for 81. For sale by SEYBERT & co
dec16nov18-8lchW