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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-09
a VERY DTSREPUTABLE
SPELL OF WEATHER.


SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. S,--The
returns show that the Democrats
carried the State ticket by a
handsome majority, probably
5000. They have elected all
the Congressman except in the
Second District, where Page is
probably successful, although
the contest is close. The Delne-
crats have made q clean sweep
of the San Francisco municipal
ticket, with the possible excep-
tion of Mayor.
Connecticut.
HARTFORD, Nov. S.-The
probability is that the Democrts
have elected their State ticket.
They elect the three Congress
men.
The Democrats make a gain
of two Congressmen.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 9.-Wal-
.ler DENY is elected Governor
by 1000 majority.
Massachusetts.
BosToN, Nov. 8.-The total
vote of Boston is Butler, 30,3l5; !;
Bishop, 1919. Buffers plur-
atty over Bishop, 1881.
Buffers majority is between
10000 and $4,000. With the
exception of Governor the rest
of the Republican State ticket is
elected.
soutl, Carolina,
CHARLESTON, Nov. Re
turns from Congressional dis
tricts indicate the election of
Dibblee, Tilman, Aiken and
Evans (Dem.), and Mackey,
(Rep.> The other districts are
in doubt.
l.eSrS;a
ATLANTA, Nov. S.-The re-
turns indicate a full Democratic
delegation to Congress.
Kansas.
TOPEKA, Nov. s.-Returns
from the elections in Kansas are
very incomplete. Specials in
dicate that the defeat Of st.
John (Rep.) for Governor is
almost assured. The Republl-
can State ticket, aside from the
Governor. is probably elected.
Texas,
DALLAS, Nov. 7.--The Dem
ocrats swept Northern Texas,
Lanham, Wilihorn. Trockmor-
ton, Smith, Mills and Regan are
elected to Congress by increased
maiorities. Ireland for Cover
nor.
Arizona.
TUCSON, Nov. THE vote is
large all over the Territory.
Oury, Democratic nominee fer
-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-09
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-09-27
The Classic LiternrH Mystery.

The mystery of the authorship Of the fa-
nous Letters of JUnius" is stiu unsolved.
The author surrounded himself with so inn
penetrable a veil of secrecy that all the
efforts of inquirers, political and literary
failed in dispelling the original darkness
Attributed to Burke, Wilkes Horn Tooke,
Lord Littleton, Lord SbelDurne, Sir Philip
Francis, and others, !Asy have never been
proved to be the product of either. Their
remarkable compression, point and brill
liancy Of language, their unrivaled sarcasm,
boldness and tremendous inve0tive, not
only drew, a. the time, su0h public as
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temptation to which thousands of book
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-09-27
September 81, 1882

The Adveutists are now holding services In
their new Church. The cleanliness and neatness
OF appearance i'm and around the church. is vor-
thy OF remark, and the example is one that
some OF the older organizations might follow
Nathan Rains is the presiding genius.
Mrs. Mary Woodbridge addressed the people
OF Leesburg ON temperance, last Friday eve
nlng, at billiards. Hall, and again Saturday
morning at 9 a. m. at the M. E. Church. She
spoke TO large audiences in q very pleasant and
enjoying manner, but we failed to find polit-
ical speech in her address,
The Fairfield township Board Of Education
met last week. About all the members we're
present, and the meeting was characterized by
an eornestness that is not often seen here. We
think there viii soon be an improvement in the
condition OF this townships schools. One COM
mendable resolution passed, was for the con-
sohdation Of the two Centerfeld districts Nos.
and l2 One Of these districts has territory
IN Madison and Paint townships, and another
meeting with those Boards was appointed.
the last meeting, having amounted to nothing.
lhey viii again ask those Boards to unite with
them TO establish a good school at Centerfield,
and If they refuse, Fairfield will see what she
can do herself. It was thought that the school
book question wonld be brought forward, but it
was not
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-09-27
New Lexington, Ohio.
Rev. Dan. Mcpherson, of Iowa, was Wis
ting friends in this locality, last week.

Rev. Dan. Mcpherson, of Iowa, was Wis.
iting friends in this locality, last week.
Mrs. Mary J. Hodson of Westboro O
was visiting relatives last week Mt tbis
place.
A Mr.. Subbs, of Pennsyillo. MORGAN co
O., was visiting VIM. Worroll,s family last
week
Nan Aohor ,u;so on5 .o, 90 ,.-.,,,-.
IND oro ,.i,i,i,,,, 1t 49, .,..5' %
borbood
r..,. am,
O'''.'D WV "g ,'-'H i'''' ''s"" .i'' cree
'ion VI " ''''0 " '''' i'''''''''' " i''ii' o' III
Vi ''"ii'
D. W. Henderson and q. Ohaney OF
Lynehburg, We're in town last Tuesday and
Wednesday,
Miss Belle Patton, who has been sick
with typhoid fever for some time, is in
fair way to recovery.
Richard Green has gone TO Hamilton
county, Indiana. to look for a farm prepar-
atory to moving his family.
Rev. ). e. Black returned home with his
family last Monday, after a two weeks visit
Mt DAYTON and Carlisle O
The onerv is wbv did those two voupg
ocntlcmen Ieove tbe two fair damsels so
-,,55o,,1,, 1oet c,,ra,,, .o,,o,,irc,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-09-27

Leesburg, Ohio,

Miss Lou Miner after long illness is again
able TO be out.
r. NJ. Griffith, Of Bloomingburg. Fayette co..
was at his fathers last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Myers were visiting ot
dreentield the first Of last week.
Mrs. NJ i. Gage has been seriously III for
a week past She is improving
Squire Syphord has been on the sick list for
a week. but is able to be out again.
Geo. Binegar, Of Martinsburg, has been en-
gagged to teach the school at Olive Chanel Fav-
etto county
Thos. Long, 'hotel keeper at Hillsboro. was
in town last Friday. Can any one guess what
business he had here?
Mrs. Geo Love, Of Madisonville, and Mrs.
Llaabeth Love, of Greenfield were the guests
OF Mrs. John Myers last week.
II seems that there was considerable racket at
the Wheeler " Wilson mansion one night last
week. 1t would speak well for the town to fire
that whole crew,
Mart Radkey will address the people of Lees
burg next Tuesday evening on the subject of
Political Temperance. The meeting will be
held in billiards. Hall.
Miss Henrietta Moore talked politics TO a
large audience at the NJ. Il. Church Sunday
evening the 18th. She is in the interest Of the
Prohibition party or rather tho Ohio State
Temperance Alliance.
Jos. I. Long, Of Monroe, Iowa, is visiting
his brOther-in-law, Clark Elwood. Mr., Long
Is prominent stock dealer of this section and
is filed with narratives of the western wilds."
Col. J. Q. Moore, Of Wilmington, was in our
midst last Thursday. We are glad to see that
he is able to be about again, having been aflict-
ed with a severe stroke Of paralysis nearly three
years ago.
We hear rumbliugs Of discomfort among the
teachers just over the line i'm Clinton county.
The Board of Examiners have cut short the
usual supply oI six months certificates, Teach
Crs are in demand in Clinton.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-09-27
September 81, 1892.

Joseph Long and wife, of Monroe, JAS
per county, Iowa, who are visiting friends
and relatives at Leesburg, were at the sur
prise party last Wednesday.
Uncle Robt. Edwards arrived home last
Monday, from Cincinnati where he had
been receiving treatment for cancer on
his upper lip. The doctors think it can be
cured.
Mr.. James Morris, who lives two miles
north of town, killed a rattlesnale, last
Saturday week, in his front door yard,
which was two feet long and had two rat
ties and one button.
Mr.. John Ursell has been awarded the
contract for carrying the mail from town to
Lexington Station. His salary has been
considerably increased as he has to take
three mails day, instead of two.
The temperance lecture given by Miss
Erminnie Hill on last Sunday evening, was
listened to by large congregation with in
terest, but failed to make any new converts
ont of the good Republicans in this place.
The second game Of ball was played at
this place by the first nine of the New
Vienna club, and the second nine of the
Lexington club, last Friday, the Vienna
darlings going home beaten by a score Of
25 to 81. The first Lexington nine were at
Greenfield Saturday to play the return
game with the Climax club.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-09-27

Probably no new development viii more
surprise the public, than to learn the secret
of success Of certain leading physicians.
When they have a difficult case Of throat or
lung disease that battles their scientific
skill, they prescribe DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, having it disguised in a prescription
bottle, with their own directions and name
attached. The patient is cured, and they
get the credit. ~ Tribune. Trial bottles
free at seybert q Co.'s Drug Store. Large
size 81 90.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-09-27
Word of Caution.

As is usually the case where an article Of
true merit has attained a worldwide repu-
tation by its wonderful results, as the cele-
brated Electric Bitters have done, certain
unprincipled parties have endeavored to
initiate them, and expect to induce an un-
suspecting public to purchase their foudu-
lent wares. Ask your druggist for the
genuine Electric Bitters, that are guaran-
teed to cure, and take no others. Sold by
Seybert q 90. at SOC.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-09-27

A Milwaukee Woman has been poi
soned by eating bologna sausage.
People should be very careful how
they eat sausage during dog days.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-09-27

The following is the report of the New
Lexington market, for the week ending
Saturday, Sept. %. 1882:
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-09-27
CONNECTIONS.

AtColnmbus with p. G. q st. L.R'y, c. Q. O..
A. I NV. G. A. Il G. r, r., b. q o. r. r., o. G..
r. r., &. II. VA Y. II. r., !. j. y. w. R'y,,
At Cmcleyille with G. M. V. Div. J.. O. ~
''I AZ Il, ic,hiiiicotho within sc. r.. r., n. d. y b.
R. r.
At Waverly with o. S. r. r.
Al Portsmouth with Portsmouth branch Of
NJ. 40. r.. r. and Ohio river steamers.
AT Ironton with Iron r. r.
At Ashland with T.. J.. 81 B. S. r. r., Ches.
q. II. r., Chattaroi R'y and A. c. 81 l. r. r.
For further information as to rates, connec-
tions ETC.. can ON vour ticket agent or address
JNO. j. ARCHER,
General Ticketand Pass. Agent.
WIS.,. LAMB, uEo' 9hiNN5h}
Travelling Pass. AGL superintendent
Columbus, Ohio. auB9tt
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-09-27

Liquor works much evil, which ac-
counts for the dealers wanting 70
rectify it,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-09-27
Leesburg Market.

LEEsBURG, Sept %.
Corrected weekly for the NEWS by Elias
johnson, grain dealer; Charles Turner, stock
dealer; D. D. Davis, dealer in groceries
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-09-27

Clones, why do you send your
wash to a Chinaman2" Jones-"l
don't. He comes and gets it. ."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-24

The Ohio Valley, between Bridgeport ant
SteubenvilIe, is gradually, and not very
gradually either, filling up with imanufac
turing enterprises. There is the new mil
at .Etnaville, the glass works near Tilton.
vile, the proposed spauIdiag nail mill at
LangrAnge, and the new mill at SIingo. A
steubenville letter thus speaks Of the
spaulding enterprises
SrEuBsxyILLE, O., March 22.-sever
miles down the river is the village Of
Lagrange, with u population at present O.
about 800. Some time ago the Brilliant
Glass Works, the tirst industrial estab
tishment OF the village, was located at thai
point The works were destroyed by fire
The Spauldings, Of this city, sold their in
terest in the Jefferson Iron Works, and be-
ing owners OF about 500 acres Of coal
land at Lagrange, are nt present forming q
stock company, composed Of Pittsburgh,
Wheeling and SteubenvilIe capitalists, for
the purpose OF erecting an extensive roll,
ing mill and nail factory at that point
They propose to put in 800 acres OF coal
land and 100000, and make the capital
stock OF the company 100000. The enter.
prise will be pushed to an early compile.
ton, and the little village promises tc
become manufacturing town before the
close OF the summer.
The Spauldings are largely interested in
the manufacturing OF iron. are well known
in the Ohio Valley, having been at one
time at the head OF the firm Of Spaulding,
Woodward & Co., Wheeling, ior years
With the new nail mill ut Mingo com.
pleted, upon which work has been com
menced, there will be four furnaces, three
nail factories OF one hundred machine.
each, and four rolling mills all in opera
ton in the vicinity OF this city. And that.
not all. Four glass works and another
under contract, pottery and other manu-
featuring establishments. A Amarket housl
and city hall will probably be erected the
coming summer ut cost OF 100000, to
gelher with other buildings. At presen
the outlook was never better fAr the quiet
and orderly little city Of Steubcnville IL
rise and shine,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-24

"E'Hier thai II every Congressional dis
nc IN the United States had about 1000
cae'p laooF coolies in it there would be
asaiy lev opponents of the Chinese re.
&eiop =, bill now pending in the House at
Washington. is It is, a lot of sentiment.
ass are consuming time in talking non.
<'% 'ooat such 4 restriction being in op-
pAaeO to the spiri, and genius OF our
o''t'aneat This is the way the gecess.
lo4S' a'kci in 1851. Coercion was op.
Es'1 to the spirit aud genius OF our form
~uOSriameat which rested on the con.
Sa' Of the governed, aud all that sort Of
NM Tie spirit and genius Of our Coy.
eminent, II they possess any valuable DUAL.
i''ss :" AL provide inst and above NIL
''F cur Preservation as a Goyorn. ~.
+VH'' anu ioT the protection Of all the
EFeat and vital inica.,, of society Tho @
p S'oleS'ion OF the worttas masses Is one Of
'ne highest duties OF the Goyerrmort iros
much. much as it involves the very foundation ,io5
Sones ,. OF society. Degrade the labor Of
Americans to the Chinese IrvnI ,nS ITVt ,s.;. i.
node Of living to the Chimes @ .,orSasI 1,'si'
.aa ~ how long would it be beiorc tha 49,
S.n0n ~, Of society would become iDtoIsrob,a ma
,a the country with srarms Of ''IU.S, tSass
+sa'''', and Hha; would be the situation ,;r IN
,Ss NJ Of panic and depression in b lsbor W
the limited amount Of work 10 he
se'0nld be competed ior by men with HI
~ saia', families that are used to
81 ~ icod, good shelter, good clothes
W ~ schools, newspapers, and books
'ot Of Coolies with nObod,
W., support but themselves, and reoairin,
-. Wy 'asa cheap food as Americans do no
s,I,,,l ana lodging in a way that is alway,
Saolss ,a1s'd to breed a pestilsace. Tber,
N~a.,s H.. q an iTepressible conflict at once
''4a be conflict involving a surviya
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-24

Gossip AbOat COnEress-Current Capital
Comment and News.


WASHINGTON, D. c.. March 23.-SeCre
tary Hunt received the following cable
dated Monteyedio, stating that admira
SPOTS died at Stanley Falkland Island
March 9th OF apOplexy, and was buriet
there. He was appointed to the Nav,
from Kentucky.
The House Committee on Naval aifairs
recommend s, 500, 900 to complete the un
finished monitors.
The President has approved the Anti.
Polygamy bill
The Senate confirmed A. L.Morrisou, oI
Illinois, the U. S. Marshal for New Mexico
The greater part OF the Executive session
was consumed in the contest over the nom.
ination Of Thomas n. Cooper, as Interior
Revenue Collector OF the Sixth District oil
North Carolina. His confirmation was
earnestly opposed by two North Carolina
Senators, on the ground that the appoint.
ment is obnoxious to them and the ma.
jority otthe people in the State. The vote
resulted, yeas o, nays "A, butt motion to
reconsider the rejection was Immediately
entered, and all efforts 10 lay the motion
on the table were successfully resisted by
resort Of filibustering tactics, and the Sen.
ate adjourned without final action.
Ex-senator Chahee appeared on the
floor Of the Senate this afternoon, and it
was observed that he was engaged in
earnest conversation for some time with
Senator Logan and Senator Teller,
and it was supposed that they
were discussing the subject OF
Teller's appointment to the Interior De-
partment. 1t was stated at the Capital
to-day by prominent Republicans that Mr..
Tellers nomination depended upon the
consent Of Governor Pitkin, OF Colo
RADIO, to appoint Mr.. Chaffee Senator
to succeed Mr.. Teller. There is a
strong opposition among the Colorado
Republicans to Chadee's appointment.
Senator Hill, OF Colorado, has said that he
had no objection TO the appointment OF
Mr.. Teller, but would and did object to the
appointment Of ChatFee to theSenate. Itwas
apparently believed at the Capital today
tina atheappointmentotA OF Mr.. Teller only awaits
information from Governor Pitkin, and
that II he agrees TO appoint Mr. ChaEee to
succeed Mr.. Teller the latter will be nom.
mated for the Secretaryship OF the Interior.
This seems to be quite Stalwart week
The latest list OF nominations is taken as
showing thedetermination ofthe President
to make his selection from that wing Of the
party: The halt.breed Congressman from
New York say that they have no further
hope of securing fair share OF attention
and recognition. The social festiyi.
ties OF the week are very signifi-
cant. Generai Grants visit is to be
signalized by a series Of dinner parties at
which Stalwart leaders are to be in favor
Last evening General Grant and his friends
were entertained by Secretary Frelinghuy-
sen. Tonight the President will enter.
tain party OF twenty.eight all OF whom,
so far as they are politicians, are identified
with the Stalwart Machine. The list in
cludes Grant, Frelinghuysen, Fish, Keller,
Senator Jones Of Nevada, Don Cameron,
Anthony, General Beale and Representa-
tives Robson and Kasson.
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WASHINGTON, March 23.-Ex. Senator
Chaifee, OF Colorado, was on the floor OF
the Senate this afternoon It is said tha.
he is here to meet Gen. Grant and others
IN relation to the appointment OF Senator
Teller as Secretary OF the Interior.
1t is stated to-day in high political cir
Giles that if Governor Pitkin, Of Colorado,
will consent to appoint Mr.. Chaaee. Sena-
tor Teller will al once be nominated
for Secretary of the Interior, Tele.
grams, opposing ChaEea's appointment as
Senator, have been sent from here by the
leading Colorado Republicans. Senator
Hill and Representative Hill have warned
Pitkins against appointing Chaffee. Sena.
tor Hill has no objection to the
appointment OF Senator Teller Us
Secretary Of the Interior and would
not oppose him, but is satisfied that his
people do not want ChafFee as Senator.
The Senate Committee on Agriculture
to-day reported favorabIy on bill TO make
an Agricultural Bureau and Executive De-
partment. ltprovides also that there shall be
q secretary and an assistant secretary, both
Of whom shall be practical agricuIturalists,
and that there shall be FIVE bu eaus in de
partments, as follows: Labor and
Industrial, Education, Agricul.
tural, Productions, NIanuactur-
ers and Machinery, and Transportation,
and transfer the geologic surveys from the
Interior Department to the New AgricuI-
tunl Department.
The duties and powers Of the Depart
ment are mainly TO collect and discrimi-
nate information in relation to agricultural
interests.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-24


A cESsrs table giving the number Of
persons in the United States engaged in
the distillation and sale Of liquors, the
number Of gallons produced, and the ratio
Of retail dealers to the whole population,
has been issued at Washington. 1t ap.
pears from this table that West Virginia
has 757 retail dealers, II wholesalers, ii2
distilleries large and smalll which produce
81, $50 gallons Of spirits annually, and that
there is one retailer to every Sl7 popula.
ton. Our Ohio neighbors have Il. 1886 re-.
tailers, 326 wholesalers, 05 distilleries, pro-
ducing l1OsO,2Gi gallons, and they have
one retailer to every 223 population. Our
Pennsylvania neighbors have 1922 re-
tailen, 44G wholesalers, 1875 dis.illeries, pro-
ducing $685., ,lsl gallons, and have one re-
taller to every 263 persons. The whole
country Exclusive Of the Territories) has
l70,64O retailers; 4,ll9 wholesalers, 5,2OS
distiiieries, producing lt7,T2s, ,t50 gallons,
and one retailer to 300 persons. ~Fhe whole
number Of grain distilleries is l,24O, and Of
fruit distilleries 1858, but the product OF
the latter is only 1000 gallons. In the
first revenue district Of Illinois, which in.
cludes Chicago, there is one saloon to every
150 persons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-24

ALBANY, March % The full.leugth por.
trait of President Lincoln, by Carpenter
which was painted Tor the executive chan.
ber of the new Capitol, has been rejected
by Governor Cornell, who declines to al
low it to be put up in his room. Senator
Pitts proposed by resolution to- day tc
offer the hospitality of the Sen.
ate Chamber to the Eicture.
He said that it was eight feet over
all in length, and YVES too large for grace
Lnl hanging in the Executive Chamber. Mr..
Titus said his information was to the efIec;
that this portrait was go bad in execution
that the Governor wonld not have it, and
he Titus thought that the artistic taste oil
the Senators ought not to be imposed on
by hanging inartistic pictures before tn em.
1t was agreed to giTe the Finance Com
mittee discretionary power to dispose OF
the portrait,