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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-07-26
Going to His Grave.

There he goes again direct to saloon
and pours down another heavy draught of
strong drink, not so much because his ap-
petite demands il, but for the artificial
buoyoncy it produces-the after effects of
which leave him more miserable than be-
fore; it is this dreadful practice that is
daily,sendiug thousands to their graves. A
remedy for all this is found in the true
friend of Temperance the best and purest
of all medicines Electric Bitters. Sold
by Seybert G Go. at 90 cents.
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Superior Excellence.

The reasons for Peruua's superior excel
leuce in all diseases, aud it's Dl0dg8 oDeran-
al, are fully explained i'm DR. Harmau's
lecture reported in his book ON the ellis of
Life, and How to Cure Them, from page
! TO page TO- though the whole book should
be -ead and studied to get the full value of
this Par-e1cekieRt remedy These books
can be had at all the drug stores gfatis.
Peruna is the best immediate Expecto-
rant Cough Medicine), that has yet been
compounded by physician OF druggist
There is nothing in medical print that can
at all compare with it, Aud no less so is it
the very best Tonic Simulent Neryiue,
Diuretio, Alternative, Anh-Dyspeptic, Appe-
uzer, H@matic, (Blood Medicine, &c, &c.,
that has ever been compounded by doctor
or layman 1t should, therefore, always be
kept on hand for immediate use.
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WHY Ills so.

The reason why DIR. David Keunedy's
''Favorite Remedy" cures complaints Of
the Liver Kidneys, Bowels, and Blood. is
that it is compounded of the very remedies
which Nature herself has provided for this
purpose. Being at first scattered through
the woods and fields DIR. X. has collected
them and condensed their virtues in the
form which he now confidently offers to
the sick and suffering. One Dollar expend-
ed for bottle will convince You and make
you grateful that you read this item. The
Doctors office is in Rondout n. Y. Write
him q statement of your case.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-07-26

Pain and sickness bring on old age with
fearful rapidity. They make am incessnt
drain ON the vital forces, and the weary
steps and faded cheeks of age often comes
when the enjoyment of life should be at its
highest. DR., David Kenuedys 'Fuyorite
Remedy turns this kil,d of old age into
youth again. Headache, pains i'm the
Limbs, troubles of the Liver, Bowels. or
Kidneys vanish before it, and feeble men
and women become like rollickiug school
boys and girls once more One Dollar q
bottle, either at your Druggists or from the
Doctor, at ROndout. N. Y.
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The Tariff Commission met at
Long Branch Thursday.
BeMnre of Them.

4 good article that has achieved success,
and attained a worldwide reputation by it's
true merits and wonderful results is ale
ways initiated. Such is the case with Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. Already unpriuciplod
parties are eudeavoring to delude am UNI
suspecting public, by Offering limitations Of
this most fortunate discovery. Do not be
deceived, but insist on having the true
remedy, and take no other. Trial bottles
free at Seybert ~ Co. 's Drug Store. Large
size Sl.OO
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. Trustees qt cemetery Jos. oohn. r. S. Bo-
uCr and p. D.. Iudd
/ Post Nusier-Jus Cohn
1tdH Carrier JOHN Uslc.
Manage. Omnibus Lbic-T. Mercer; Con-
ductor, v. Mercer
S',pi SctOois-D S. Fmgersuu
Pastor w. h. Church Rev. Black.
Ap. Adams, Jr, is here from Co.
lumbus.
J. !. Gregory, Esq, of New Anti.
och, was here last Tuesday.
Foster GefIs made business trip
to Cincinnati Monday.
Two car loads Of walnut logs were
shipped from this point last week.
Mr. James Dunlap, of Marshall,
was in our city Tuesday.
Hon. ]. S. Savage and DR.. r. S.
Savage visited their fIther last Sun
day.
Miss Eta Stretch is lying very low
with consumption, at her grand-fath-
er's.
Miss Fannie Moore came home
from a visit to Greenfield last Mon
day.
we hotceu ChaTIey Clark coming
in with few bass last Saturday eve
ming.
Some Of our boys lost rather heav-
ny on the ouIL'Van-"l'Son glove
'''o'o'''
Mr.. Mackery, OF Greenfield, was
here Monday looking after business
interests
Some OF our citizens contemplate
gong to Deer Park and Oakland
the 2lSt and esd.
Miss Kate Adams has returned
nome, alter two weeks pleasant
VISIT at Malnviilc.
Mrs. Mercer is seriously i'll with
heart disease, Her life was dispair
ed OF Saturday 'ast.
Charley Woodmansas has returned
from Indiana, and is looking after
o'nGi 'H'n ,tnasu interests now
NT, ana MIS- John sylvester and
! MISS oaule Johnson OF SaDlna, spent
last 0unuay Win MI David Johnson.
t,a 49, -or, ~uCNs II oll l..s. oulIuay
u NJ TL,I ,': ms iI'i,oIia ot tue NI;
-lor,La-.I,;- ~ -, W 40 ~ ''N0'i 'N'o lull
'''- ~, ~ y OH r .,,.
of tbe season 60 far was beId at tbn ,,.
beautiful residenca of Mr. u A Ter,
rell Friday evenjng
,rha f,a.. eall .... ,
soan tl,i. y 49, SasIa 80. 'I'0 " ~" We Ii''ve W.,
Milincr Vanpelt, living four miles
noIth Of This place.
New Vienna came ove- to nIav
Iexinofon match oome NJ b9u Iaet
Friday Ills needles to s9y tbsv
went home defeated
John Rhonemus, jr,, Of Reesville,
was here Saturday. He had been
spending a protracted 4th at Green
field, and was en- route home.
~ D.
a MI ,..' bacon uellVereu a temper
| last Saturday night but heinz unabIe
to attend. we cannot comment
Ian FIuaIIis, II, Oi oaDi4a, while here
one one u"y laSI week hau the mlsior-
,r"e " se' ms morse Ia'neu IN some
way 80 '''"' u was unable 70 travel
Constable c. H. Daughters will
sell, on next THURSDAY, some proper
ty belonging to Jason Mercer, taken
by virtue of an execution issued in
'''O' '' @'i'eS '-S'''
Leroy Kelley, Elias Adams, VIM.
Adams, Hattie Griffith, Anna Kelley
and Nav Behymer, attended the col
ored basket meeting, held at Rich
land, four miles north Of this place,
last Sunday.
IN c,.r-d,,, o,,ar;nn ,.....,
tbe I,cn'Lars 9SI,' r' % t5n n TusGs. 5lI,
viii ,ri LiL fs.tivoi II M n ,; M Clul en- en-
the bDrDose urn Of raising money MOI 't9' 70 IN. iD-
cre,sa ,ha sunday C.hooI l;l-,-,.
''N'N' AAD' 81 J
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Business Locals.

Having engaged full set of hands. 1 am
now prepared TO put up the Dunell patent
fence on short notice, and would be pleased to
see farmers wanting fences rebuilt. Among
my patrons who have expressed their willing
ness TO recommend the merit and cheapness Of
the fence are Chas, Turner. Eli Miner, Al
phOnso Hart, Eli J.. johnson, D. H. johnson,
VIM. n. II. HuI and others. JONI GORDON.
LeesbWg, o.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-07-26
You Who Lead Sedcntary Lives

will find great relief from constipation.
headache and nervousness, by taking Sim
mons Liver Regulator. 1t is a simple.
harmless, vegetable compound, sure to re-
heye you, aud can do no injury. Persons
OF sedentary habits often suffer with kidney
auecuons If they would maintain the
strength Of the digestive organs and inn
prove the quality of the blood bv takiDg
the Regulator it would restore the kidnevs
to health aud yigor.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-07-26

A fire at Port au Prince burned
eighty-three horses.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-07-26

DIR. Green's Oxygenated Bitters
is the best remedy for Dyspepsia, Billions
ne S. Malaria Indigestion, and diseases Of
the Blood, Kidneys, Liver, Skin, etc.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-07-26

A band Of Apaches is again on the
war-path.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-07-26

J.. L. Weller's saw-mills at Mum
cine, Ind, are burned.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-07-26

The City Of Cincinnati, Plaintiff, VS.. The Hills
borough and Cincinnati Railroad Company
et al, Defendants. No. 1O6 District Court
Of the State Of Ohio in and for Highland
f31rrftr
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-06
PFCETPT9

Per steamer David Clark from Satiila and
way landings-lS bales upland cotton. paste
board box, Dbl empty bottles, ? bags m Sc.
sticks white Oas, sturgeon fish, bb's spr-
its tUrpentne, COW hides. ! seine. machine,
"a sacks rough rice, ! Dbl syrup. / case dry
goods, bdls hides, bdl deer skins, / box to-
bscco. bale hides, l sack seed cotton, bags
rice, boxes tools. l sausage suffer, / box
turkeys, book, 10 bales straw. keg soda.
Per central Railroad. February y. 232 bales
cotton. 100 bbls -four cars bulk corn, 267 sacks
cotton sect, u pkgs furniture. 100 bbls lime, -
bbls whisky, ~ head cattle, 81 head hogs, q
horses, bales paper stock, l26 boxes tobacco.
10 caddieS tobacco, 30 bales warps. 10 fierce
hams, l bale dOmestics, cases plai6s. 81 pkgs
piOws, 4 rolls leather, 5 sewing machines, / car
poultry, bales hides, bale wool cars lum-
Der. bbls spirits turpentine. 1879 pkgs mdse
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway.
February 4-261 bales cotton. 80 cars lumber
car potatoes. A bbls rosin, bbls spirits tur,
psntine. b syrup, 9 bbs potatoes. 252 sacks
rJuxh rice, 14O3 bOXes and u bbls oranges, 10
bales hides, and mdse.
Per Charleston ana Savannah Railway. Feb.
ruary 4-25 bbls whisky. boxes and 40 caddies
tobacco. : bales hides, and mdse
Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and way
landinss-34 bales cotton, bdls hides, / box
tobacco, cOops Chickens boxes eggs
hogs, qrs beef, axle, wheel, ! pkg vo sison.
box empty bottles, bag meal, sack corn, {
otter skins.
Per steamer City of Bridgeton from Florida
-27 bales cotton, boxes oranges, 5 bales
screening, bales hides IA pkgs mdse.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-06
PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Gate CITY, from New York
Father Orr, Father O'Brien. Father Moran.
Father Wagins. Miss VI I Msginis. Mrs Moore
Miss BabcOck, c Iitcomb, F Hill, f Young.
tbs, A Barr, G d Bat 5. Miss S Smith. B Cor
don. Mr. and Mrs G H Newell f Irons Mrs ]
Irons, a Reid. J l. Campbell. Rapelis, f X
Wilton, W sutherland. DR. and Mrs Hurd, Mr.
and Mrs L Wilson, G w Brown, + Manning b
Howard. Mrs L L Aspinwall Mr. Walkley Mrs
J A Howard, n A Colburn, N G Pagan. Miss NJ
Dempsey, A Kelly. Z c Terry J Terry. H B
l.um. J Grover, Mrs VI Gay (ccId), Miss NJ
Moore (cOl'd), and steeraee.
Per steamship Geo Appod. from Baltimore
Mrs A Tyson. Mrs Geo Tucker Miss Estalla
Cox. c Wheeler, Stevens, VIM Cornell,
] II Page.
Per steamer David Clark. from Satilla and
way landings-Max Birnbaum. Henry Todd,
AMI II deck
Per steamship City OF Augusta. for New
York; l. Fowler. lr Hinkins. B Fstabrook,
Miss II Reed, Miss EStabrook, r H Bullock.
and son, Nj d Hancox, g W Shilabee, W L Car
p-nter, " G Charlton. G A Mercer, G NJ Gun
ningham. G Keller. Miss Daisy Wayne, Starke
Wayne, Mrs ChaS Letter. a Il Spath, L Adams
jr J d Adams. H Snyder.
Per steamship City of Savannah for Phla-
delphia-Jos Bramell. Miss Fannie Brown. Miss
Jennie Whitaker. & J Don't J w Mckay JnO
McDonough, J II Toombs. w G Campbell
Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and way
lanftngs-A VI Marin Jr, Martin. J II POpe
Il r BoS1ick and two daughters. w T BIoupt II
Holcom' e. Nickery, L F GrovenStein J
w Hinelv, Miss Georgia Hannah, p Crozier w
Lawton. and 30 deck.
Per steamer City OF Bridgeton. from Florida
Mrs Arthur, Miss Fisk, Mr. Heckenloaker, G.
W King. Capt MOnigan. G H Adams and wife.
c P Burns and wife, L Tyler and wife, H
Reed and wife.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-06
CONSIGNFFS

Per Charleston ana Savannah Railway, Feb
ruary 4-Fords Office s. F & w Ry Hen
derson. B Light. w Davis w d Mcdonald AL
len & L. II Myers & Bros, J C Thompson. A
Haas & Bro. Hastier q Co, Thos West, Lee Roy
Myers, G E StuIls.
Per steamer David Clark. from SatilIa and
wav iandings-CF Stubs & Co, Abrahams &
B NJ Cam. J Raw. D Bacon 6 Co Peacock,
III G. Co. r Habersham's Son 8 Co NJ Hender-
son. l Epstein & Bro, Singer Mfg Co, johnson
& j, Guckenheimer q son. Graham & H.
Bendbeim Bros Co. IA Myers & Bros L. Gull
martin & Co, Stern & n. Davis Bros, ] K Clarke
& Co JnO Lyons, West Bros, A Letter.
Per Savannah. FloriGa Hnd Western Railway,
February 4-Fordg Office. Webster. @ & Co. c
/. Jones, Solomon Bros, Myerson & W,MY
Henderson, G Thomson. ID B Lester, w Il
Chaplin. Branch & c. ] Scott, Peacock. Fl & Co,
F N Hull, D Bacon & CO. Haslam & II, John
J NcDonoggh. B Reppard, lee Roy Myers, w
l Miller. r h Ward 4 Co. A Einstein's Sons,
Dale, w & Co. Leffier, Bond & 5. Holcombe.
@ & Co. Wylly Bros. w w Gordon & Co. L j
Guilmartin & Co. Jno Flannery & Co, F
Stubbs Co. F NJ Farley, Walter & H, H Myers
& Bros II NJ Conner & Cow w Chisholm & Co,
Woods & Co. Chas Ellis NJ Maclean, Baldwin &
Co, Woodbridge & =, J W Lathrop2 Co.
per Central fEaifroad February 4-Fordg Agt.
Son & %. g Butler, Putzel g. II, J L MeGlary,
DIR D Cox. D Lester, c NJ Tilton, D Sewer q
Friedsnberg q 90, + A Sehwarz. Lee Roy
Myers Peacock. H & Co. Rivers & Br q,
saussy & H, Jno Oliver Barbour Be S S Guck-
enheimer Son, A Miller & Co. joyce g. +,
Henry Yonge. Thos Bowden, Baldwin q 90,
Bendheim Bros & Co. / Freid, NJ 2 HENDERSON.
90, j w Newton q Bro. r Roach q Bro Order,
H N Conner & Co, Woods & Go. L Guilmartin
& Co, Jno Flannery & Co. w W Gordon & Co
Walter & II, ] ) Wood q Bro, = Dayant, NJ
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-06
geaal Autiees.
IN THE NJ AFTER OF THE INCORPORATION
OF THE SAVANNAH ELECTRIC
LIGHT COMPANY"
CTATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM Coz,

CTATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
- To the Superior Court of said county:
The petition Of DANIEL q PURSE,
WALTER, SAMU l. z. HAMILTON. JOHN H.
ESTILL. HENRY GRIFFITH, THOMAS BAL
LAcIHNE, JOHN G. ROWLAND, DANIEL r.
THOMAS, GEORGE w. LAMAR and SIMON
GAZ AN, OF said county, respectfully sheweth
that your petitioners, with such other persons
as are now and may hereafter be associated
with them, desire so be incorporated by the
corpora name Of THE SAVANNAH ri no
Trio Ii hit COMPANY,', under such rnIes
and regulations. not repugnant to law as NAV
be adopted by them for their government: that
the object and business of said company is to
supply and furnish an electric light or lights 10
all persons who NAV desire it wi hin the limits
OF the county of Chatham aforesaid to illumi-
nate public and privae buildings, streets and
squares. by means or electric lights and 10
use, sell or hire TO others TO use sell or hire
such dynamo electric machines voltaic ere
and incandescent lamps, and other electric
lamps, regulators meters, and all other ma
chlEes, devices, apparatus, Instruments
appliances and materials belonging there.
to, or as are necessary, useful, proper or CON
venient for producing Or furnishing and usino
electric lights in any form. and to charge and
receive such compensation therefor as NAV he
agreed upon between sal company and its
patrons, and generally to carry on the business
of producing and furnishing electric lights
throughout said county
That the amount or capital to be emploved
by them As Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars
(S2s,o6D. divided into two hundred and fftv
shares OF the par value Of One Hundred Dol.
lars each, Of which ten per centum. or twenty
five hundred dollars. has actually been paid in.
but said company desires to be al owed To i'm
crease its capital to not exceeding One Hum
dred thousand Dollars, in shares of the said
par value, such Increase to take place at such
time or Eimes, and in such amouDts, as may be
determined by the Board Of Directors Of SAID
company.
That said company desires to be authorized
to issue its Bones St cured by mortgage of its
property, both real and personal, to an amount
not exceeding One Hundred Thousand Dollars
whenever at any regular or called meeting of
the stockholders, repreSe ntiDg more til an one
half of the entire number of shares OF stock
then actually issued and held, shall so direct;
such bonds to be for such sum (within the
above mentioned imIt aud of such denomina.
tons as said stockholders may from tims to
time determine
That their place Of doing business Is the said
county or Chatham, with the principal Office
IN he e e. OF Savar lab, and that they desire
to be Incorporated for the period of twenty
years. WIN tae privilege of renewal at the end
of that time
And your petitioners will ever pray, etc.
WIN, u. HARD N
Solicitor for Petitioners
Petition for charter filed in office and re-
corded this SD day Of January, a d. 1882.
Q. s. HARDEE.
lortr N
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-06

TYBEE February 4, $50 p m-Passed up,
steamships Geo Appold, Gate City, schr NJ A
AchOrn.
arrived for orders. bark Maria Ger, and one
In sight. steamship Dessoug.
At anchor, outward bound, barks Hilda (Sw)
Hermann Behrent GER, schrs H & J BENDER
Waiting, banks Naja (Nor), Karl Won Dobein
(Sw).
Wind w 80 miles; fair.
TYBEE, February s. SEQ . m-Passed up,
steamship DessOug, bark Hercules (Rus).
Passed out, barks Hida (Sw). Herman Ben
rent Ger, Julia A Brown, Ada Carter, schrs
Mary Cashier H & ] Blendermann, Nellie
Starr
Atanchor inward bound. bark Lady Dufferin
(BH
on the bar. bound inward, two unknown
barkS and brig.
Waiting banks Marie Ger. Nsja CNor), Karl
Won Dobein (Sw).
Wind W, 10 miles; clear.
New York. February 5-Arrived, State Of
Nebraska, Rheoa. Rhynland, Republic, We
land, Wyanoke, Richmond.
New York, February ARRIVED, City of Co
lumbus Richmond. Horton, SantO omngo
Arrived out, Parthia. AdTiatic. Illinois, JOr
gensen, Freihndel, Johanna. Kremer. Fspina,
Louelen, Weymouth. NJ mlof Santander
HOmeWard, Crescent City, Southwest Pass
Darien, February 3-Arrived lst, barks Tros
(Norl, Brager, Havre, FIR; Cleveland (Br) Jack
son. Cape Nerdes; Demetra Ger, Rose, Cape
Nerdes.
Cleared 1st. bark Harvest Home (Br), Ger
man, Greenock: %, schr Eta a Simpson,
Martin. New York; Sd, schr Frank Atkins, Nor
wood. New York.
New York, February 2-Arrived SCI hrs MAR
and Cranme-, Snow, from Milford, Conn, for
Savannah; Milie Trim. Barbour, Jacksonville;
Annie Gorham, WEIGH, jacksonville; Nancy
Smith, Hutchinson, Savannah; He en- Maria,
Leitch, Brunswick, Ga.
Cleared, schr E Hallock, Moule, Jackson
Vile
Rio Janeiro, January 6-Arrived, bark Marie
| Ger, WeinwOski, Sstilla River. Ga.
Vera Cruz January 16-Sailed, barks Osteras
(NOr), Christensen, Apalachicola; 20 Hos Nor.
| Tav4isen. Savannah.
Baltimore, February CLEARED, bark E A
Sanches, looks, Savannah.
Boston. January 3l-Arrived, schr Messen-
| ger, Faker. Port Royal
Philadelphia, February 2-Arrived, schrs
Jesse w Starr Brunswick; Rebecca H Queen
. Dwell, Apala chcola.
Wiscasset. January s7-Arrived, schr Flora
! Rogers, Rogers, Port and, to load for Savan-
nah.
Genoa, January 90-Arrived, bark Agur (Nor)
Olsen, Savannah.
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