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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-08-23
ELMVILLE.

Mr.. Christopher Setty is ON the sick list, also
Mr.. William L. Butler.
Miss Mary Il. Leatherwood is visiting rola-
tivcs and friends at this place.
The Sabbath School at this place has closed.
There will be services held at the Brush
creek Church here next Sunday.
The nomination of Governor Hart is we'll
received by the Republicans here. The gener-
al verdict being that he is "the right man in
the right place"
Mr.. Isaac Hottinger, whose illnese we report
ed some time ago, is still very low. His mind
is seriously affected, and he requires constant
watching to prevent him from injuring him
self.
While Mr.. John NJ. Hammond was plowing
last Friday week. one of the horses stumbled
and fell ON sharp stump, iniuring it, (the
horse not the stump, SO that it died.
Mr. Levi Stultz paid a flying visit to Fayette
county last Saturday
The meetings at Olive Branch ON Sunday
week We're largely attended Rev Tucker de-
hvered an interesting discourse in the after
noon on the inspiration Of the Prophets
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August %, 1882.

DIR. E. S. Judkins received the sad
news Of the death Of Charley Ray
burn, 4 years old, only son Of II. w.
and Gertrude Rayburn, of Chetopa,
Kansas.
James Earl, Leroy Kelly, John
Daughters and Ben Heller took adj
vantage Of the low rate on the NJ. &
G. r. r. and paid the Queen City a
visit last Saturday
One of the firm of Clark s, Co.,
of Cincinnati, was in town last Sat
urday and attended the constable's
sale and purchased the undivided
half of two buggies and a Troy wa
gon belonging to Jason Mercer, on a
claim against the firm of Mercer &
Co.
Two Leesburg ladies, while out
buggy-riding last Sunday, half mile
east of town, their horse started to
run away, and running off the pike
upset the buggy, smashing it Sc
verely. Fortunately the ladies
escaped with a few bruises. We did
not learn the names of the ladies.
Following is the list Of letters ad-
vertised in the p. O. at Highland,
Ohio: Barrow & Sener, Mrs. Jane
DoyL David H. Heller, Fred. Sleffen,
George Thaorp, Anna NJ. Voton, w.
c. Edward (2) DR.. Frank Frazier (2),
Miss Josephine Rouge, Ar. r.
Shuley, Martin Wepper.
Minnie Clare, wife of John NJ.
Lee, and daughter of David and F.
o. Hixson, of Lexington, Highland
county, Ohio, died at her home, in
Little Rock, Arkansas, Of typho- ma
larial fever, on the morning of July
Ist, 1882, aged 22 years, ? months
and I day. Her remains will be
brought to this place, in a few weeks
for interment.
Mr. Russell Fultz went to the hills
for blackberries. Having more mon.
ey by him than he thought best tc
take with him, he put it into a tin
can and placed it into a stove thai
was seldom used, and forgetting il
for several days, when he received
more money, went to get his can t.
put it away. Judge of his surprise
when, on peering into the can, ht
saw sixty dollars in ashes and fv,
dollar gold piece lying on the bot
tom of the can, all black. His wifi
had, on account of the cool spell
built fire in the stove, with thr
above result.
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Lexington, Ohio.
CITY DIRECTORY.

CITY DlhEOl oE''
Glj.2r Gl@322',CaorIE{ Gco EobsJy heliy'
Trc0uw0'-E. 8 Judldns
S,gIci SG,mIiss Go1riss;onl, I,5rD IT. Daugbtes
Co,mcilme,-L. NJ. Green: Thos. Dillon C. $.
and d"jt, john ~ Hanldy' 6,.' ' ' '' "'''''''''7''
EamP z, Lig,l9,mslyyests 5, ,l term MeTcgT T3r r,,
Leroy Kelly and s. ". Horseman Clerk.
I,7,,,res 4d,5, &c, Gir"e''y-P L. Lodd r. S. Bonor
post Mdsia'-Joseph Cohn; Deputy, John
Hg9.sy' W5i2 co,,.;.,. 1on,, r-,.d
M@age. er 0nni5ns Iioc@Tbeo alI Mercer Con-
duS59r' S,,g S:,a5,s y, Mercer + r,,roor.on
Pdsior H. Z. Cd,oci-Bev. j. G. Black.
, F.eigh and Ticket Age't-M & C. r. r..
Coal IS selling at IL cents per
busheI,
The citizens are laying in their
winters coal.
Considerable sickness in the neigh
borhood at present
L. Smith has ]. J. Harris's new
residence all enclosed.
Foster Gefs shipped a car load of
cattle to Cincinnati last Saturday.
Foster Gens sbiDDed a carload Of
sheep, last Tuesday, to Cincinnati.
Tosepb Cobn has finished sackinp
his wool and is shipping il this weel
Mr.. T. Horsman was in TOWN lac,
Wednesday. hauling away his wheat
Franz LIoslirr Los boan oo,Gnod
to his bed for several davs viii
fever.
IeRov KeIIv and d,robtsr Ann,
maid Cynfbiana % O - visit s'it iost t'5mn Smn,
day.
e n D,robters sno,,+ oil orl,..
week in ~ i5icotbs PU so~Ia ~,i y, s.arot lqot
mission VI '-'O '0' 9
Mr. Sir,ors,r oon+r,o.o- ond
hrilder of IIiiIsboro n ,"osir 49,, .s,-,,l "nu
IIast Fridov O' "'' III 'o"''
NJ - ,-r
n w,s tha Graet ~ ID 7, > ~, nItiITili' IcII1 a.
f,n,;Iy I,s+ 81. 81. l>'1 '>O'y D
NJ vii. ~,
Co.ii.,, W., " tip0i ~ DiaGE ;!.: anu ialrliy' OF
! famiIv Rev 7 g RIacS ''' ''''''0i
,ry, -
-, N'is, T. Ma! HuSo', 5l.'', oI nc" AnloCn'
llTS DSen visiting relaIIVGS at thls
Pi'00 loi INC past TWO weeks
,I ul lo5 IlIHSoi I5i mas mas lhreSheG Is Twelve
.,'o"s1iu s.;!i ouS'IeIs '- Vi wne"V 'hlS sea
sun Win MS "e" Lnachlnc'
Henry Rannells, with his family
OF CIarksylIle, moved to our town
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THE Lonshurg Stars were ont 30 their grounds
ou Friday n expectation of meeting the HIsbo-
r1 club, but that club failed tD come To time.
Our boys are an very young but are players,
and, mo- doubt but that lIillsborO would have
received good drubbiug at their hands. A
scrub nine of the very best players. however.
organized and played the Stars Everybody
know that they could beat tine small boys, So
much larger and stronger, and more expericuc-
ed, nut when the score was counted, 10 was am
astonishment TO alto find that the big boys had
l3 runs To- the small boys ~. 1t was the good
mNtmrn ~ of tho biz bows of cnnrs.
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CONNECTIONS.

At Columbus with P. G. u st. L. R'y, @. 9. G.
z I NJ. g. A. & G. r, r., B. & o. r.. r., 0. @.
r.. R., &. II, V. & T. r. R., L B. w. Ry;,
At 'Circleylle with c. Il NJ. V. Div. P. C. u
st. /. R'y.
r. r.
At Waverly with @. 8. r. II,
Al PortsmOuth with Portsmouth branch OF
NJ & q. r.. R. and Ohio river steamers,
AT Irontou with Iron r. II.
"A ashland with L. L. & B. S. r. r., Ches. *
@, r. H., Chattaroi R'y and A. c. d /. R. r.
Bor further information as TO rates. C1Iuec II,5e-
tions ETC., call on your ticket agent or ADDRESS
JNO. J. ARCHER,
General Ticket and Pass. Agent.
VIM. LAMB, Geo NhlNN5hi
Travelling Pass. Ag't. Superintehaelt'
Columbus, Ohio. aug9u
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Exnctly what Is sought Artnr.

4 safe, reliable, harmless not repulsive
remedy that can he taken without changing
the regular diet or disorgauizing the sys-
tenn; a simple vegetable compound assisting
Nature to get rid of impurities in a gradual
manner as Nature intended. Such is Sim
mons Liver Regulator and a trial proves
this to the most skeptical Complete salts
faction is guaranteed, and certainly it is a
satisfaction TO find the head clear the
bowels regular, the blood purified aud the
breath sweet
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Young Folks Corner.

no. 1-CHARADE.
When you find ont, my first,
If i'm scripture you're ycrsed
You'll See 'tis the nickname of one
Who for doing the right
Was taken at night
And in my thirds company thrown.
Now my second tits seen
Is just half of a dean,
Much used by the French i'm their books.
My whole is dark green,
And when boiled soft tits seen,
How delicious and tempting it looks
No. 2-ENIGMA
Composed oi 10 letters.
My 8 - IS is plain
My 10 2 Z l3 is TO paint.
My j 8 IL 4 is O bequost.
My IA - n 9 10 16 is a belle.
My 10 o Is is a metal
My whole was an American poet CLINTON.
No 3-DOUBLE ACROSTIC.
i. TO hang over.
q An eastern land.
8. A North American.
g. Heavenly bodies
O. Once a year.
primals and finals two flowers.
Answers TO Young Folks Corner of August lG
To No. book worm.
To No, Things done by halves are never
done right.
40 No. 3-Dress, press, cress tress.
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Perfectly Amazed,

In the San FTqnciscp H9oRsAg Butletin,
we observe that Mr.. Rosenthal, of the we'll
known printing firm, Rosenthal q Roesch
53g California street that city, said to one
of their reporters: "We ali know of ST..
Jacobs oil, and are perfectly amazed at the
suddenuess Of the relief it affords. If you
know of any one who is suffering with
rheumatism, bruise or sprain, tell them IA
use st. jacobs Oil.
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The editor of the Courier Mr. W. f..
Cook, was siezed few mornings ago by a
terrible pain in the loft shoulder and neck
Having been fayorably impressed for some
time with the virtue of am article recon-
mended for all sudden pains, and especially
we rubbed the offending part,
and in less time than we write it, relief
came That article is St. Jacobs OIL
CanajohDrie (N. r. Courier.
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Langnage Cannot neserlbe II.

Mr. Robert Gould, book-keeper for
Walker & Maxcy, who are lumber dealers,
recently said to our representative: about
sciatica. employed the best physicians,
but they could only relieve me for the
moment Finally 1 used St. Jacobs Oil
and it affected a complete cure. ''--heDHe-
bee Reporter, GgFdiE6h luo.
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1904. 1882.
OHIO UNIVERSITY.
1852
1904

Classical and Philosophical Courses. Pre-
parqtory and Normal Schools; Music extra
Thorough instructions low expenses. Main
building thoroughly remodeled and new build
ing in progress. Examinations for admission
Sept, ~. Fan term win open Sept l3. send
for circular, VIM. II. SCOTT,
au9wtA&BRn President Athens, o.
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Bnsiness LOcnI.

Thanking my patrons for their cordial sup
port while i'm business here, L would respect
fully solicit return of their custom, as / am
now prepared to again take their orders for
boots and shoes at lowest prices Mending
done in the neatcst style possible Corner
Main and Fairfield streets.
aul6w2 r.. NJ. GRAY
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A RemarkabIe Escanc.

Mrs Geo. c. Clarke, of Port Dalhousie,
Ontario, states that she had been confined
to her room for long time with that dread
full disease, Consumption. The doctors
said she could not escape an early grave,
but fortunately she began taking DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. and in a
short time was completely cured. Doubt
ing ones, please write Mrs Clarke, and be
convinced Trial bottles free at Seybert a
Co. IS Drug Store. Large size SlOO,
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Ayers Aguo Cure has saved thousands of
lives in the malarial districts Of this and
other countries. 1t is warranted a certain
and speedy remedy, free from all harmful
ingredients.
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Eight Arabs who escaped from
Alexandria before the siege, have ar.
rived in New York They will pro
Ceed 10 Tennessee.
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Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound cures all female complaints by re-
moving the cause,
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Secretary Chandler and party left
Washington in the U. S. Tallapoosa
to inspect the Atlantic coast navy
yards
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The Getty Mills" at Akron were
burned last week. Loss S25 900.
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The following is the report of the New
Lexington market, for the week ending
Saturday, August -, 1892:
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The Clermont County Repub-
lican Convention will be held Aug
ust 20,
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DR., Motifs Liver Pills are the best Ca
thartic Regulators.
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Durno's Catayrh Snuff cures an affections
of the mucous membrane, of the head and
throat,
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Edward Shifler, aged fifteen, was
killed by the cars at Mansfield, o.,
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OommeroIaI PrIntIng

OF All Kinds promptly executed at the
News jos OFFICE.
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MAR1rTTA Z CINCINNATI.

Change took effect Sunday, June 1s, 1882.
No. /. No. 8. No. 7. No. o.
Eaa4tagaFa
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Jnnex 10 ADVERTISEMENTS


AMusEMFxTs-11h Page-6th column
ANNouxCEMENTs-12MP dGe-5th column. c,h .o,rron
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his own petty standard of creed, behav-
ior. OF even the cut of clothes by which to
gauge this big multfarious world. II they
could put it out of sight and out of mind wholly
for these coming summer months they would
90 home infinitely the gamers, and that by tar
more than an increase of health or appetite.
Net much better than the critical temper is
tbe missionary spirit which ailcts so many OF
our energetic countrymen. The chureh-SS""..:";~,
farm-people who hold dancing and cards the
chief devices of Satan look with godly COM
passion on their gay city boarders; who in
their turn honestly believe they are the pio-
neers of civilization into the wilds; and so on
Gd infnitulR, each man thinking NM
self tit to be teacher to the little
world into which he is plunged.
If we would honestly ask ourselves " Are you
really anybody in particular T. and answer IL
honestly, it would fit us better for the summer
than any other preparation. If, i'll sh ort, we
would leave this puny arrogant little Self at
home in the empty house, and go out with
friendly hands and searching eyes into the
world of Nature and human life, we might
find real and lasting health i'll the coming
holiday
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PERSONAL.

John Mccullough. the tragedian, has left Hot
Springs. Ark, and is now in Chicago.
The subscription started last week in Boston for
the benefit of the widow Of John Brown was headed
by Mrs. X. w. Emerson with 800.
The wife OF Senator Lamar is reported to be in
seriously failing health with few chances OF recov-
cry.
Alanson Townsend, of Phoenix, N. Y, age ninety
FIVE, and veteran of 1912, celebrated the Fourth
OF July this year by repeating from memory the en- =
tire text of the Declaration of Independence. inns
has been his annual custom for three-lnarters Oh
century.
Among the wives Of the Pacific Coast delegation
in Congress tho only one who will 10 home Tor the
summer is Mrs James ]. Farley. She VIII remain
in Now-York with her little son until Congress ad-
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COUPTS md THE CLTBS

The case OF Mr. Loubat and the Union CluO has
now entered on "A new phase and will shortly come
before the courts So far this country is con-
cerned there are no leading cases which could IN
huence the decision but as the Union is founded on
the same principles as the leading London clubs the
judgments of the English courts III two somewhat
similar cases will probably have weight with our
tribunals. The first case is that of Fisher against
Kcane and arose out of certain occurrences at the
Army and Navy Club, Pail Mall, Eondon. Major
Louis Walter Fisher, who had been for twenty
years a member dIned at the club and afterwards
went To the billiard-room where he met friend
who had come as the guest of another member.
They took part in game of pool during which his
friend said to the Major " Get on want to get
hOme-vou are drunk" To which the rate Major
replied You're I'D liar" The following day the
committee at their ordinary meeting called without
notice. suspended the plaintiff, The case was ably
discussed Oh both sides before the Master Of the
Rolls who reinsta,ed Major Fisher on the ground
that the committee had not acted with quasi
judicial fairness in suspoDdIng him on an &c parte
statement and without calling special meeting
and giving him notice. The learned Judge quoted
the opinion of Lord Hatherley, To the effect
that "a committee are bound to act in
accordance with ordinary principles OF justice aud
are not 10 convict man of q grave offence which
fcient notice and an opportunity OF meeting the
accusations But the Master of the Rolls disclaimed
any right to sit as court Of appeal in judgment
upon the decision of the committee and he added;
cit is for them to decide upon all questions which
come before them"
more celebrated case is that of LabOuchere
against the Earl of Wharncliiie, arising out of the
fracas which took place between the plaintiff and
Mr. Levy Lawson, of The London Telegraph. These
gentlemen. it Will be remembered, attacked one
another IN their respective journals and a personal
encounter took place the steps of the Beelsteak
Club in which Mr. Labouchere struck with
cane. The Beefsteak Club expelled both members
aud the decision of the committee approved in
a general meeting of the club by voc OF II
against 49, Notwithstanding this the Master Of
the Rolls reversed the action Of the committee and
rensta ed Mr.. Labouchere on the ground that the
action of the committee was not judicial. Before
they could expel a member they were bound to
grant him every possible opportunity of clearing
his character and this. III the opinion of tho
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A pOWFRFUL PREACHER.

Our aympafhies 90 out toward tn5 nov. II. Now
man Wright. whose fluctuations were recounted IN
Thursdays TRIBUNE. There seems to be something
the matter with the spiritual seed which he sows.
The greater part OF il comes up tares. The people
he ministers to develop all kinds of carnal eccen-
tricitics. He has been preaching only few months
in the cultivated community of New-Lots on Long
Island, yet he has succeeded in making two
churches ont of one small one, and In forcing his
own resignation. He is said to retire because he
and the officers of the church cannot agree. What
the particulars Of the disagreement we are not
informed but are led to su1nse their character by
a graphic recital of developments which the Rev.
Mr. Wrighps preaching caused in other places.
He was formerly pas or of a church in NOrthheld.
the narrative ties, and there accused OF set
ting fire TO the church. Whether he had an insur-
ance policy upon IT, or whether he desired to purify
it and could think Of other way it is not ex
planned. lie naturally objected to the accusation,
and sued the brother who made it for libel II is
easy to imagine the effect which would be produced
upon the spiritual condition of church by the
minister's engaging IN libel suit with member
who said he had tried to burn the sacred building.
The incident certainly impaired great life to the
church, and excited unprecedented interest
in its affairs. Upon one Saturday night the
discontinued members, animated by laudable
desire TO contribute their share to the general lye
ness, caught polecat and placed it in the church,
the object being az one Of them payfuy remarked,
to make strong church" OF. Sunday. IL may be
that they were on the side Of the clergyman IN the
libel suit and wished TO show that the church ought
to be- burnt. At another time, whether before or
after the advent OF the pOlcCat the narrative is
not clear, the choir met for rehearsal. An amiabe
controversy arose concerning the time and tune to
which the hymns were To be sung and soon became
so animated that the orgac was hustled out OF It's
loft and precipitated the floor OF the church be-
low Whatever may be SAID about that manner OF
closing the discussion, it must be admitted that it
was final
After these spirited performances by the gentle
sheep of his flock, the shepherd withdrew, taking
with him his libel suit which Is stl pending. The
officers of bis subsq ucnt charge at New-Lots seem
TO have taken the alarm and to have cut his career
short before his preaching had worked the congre-
CATION up to the polecat pitch II has departed af-
fer merely dividing the church. an accomplishment
which must be a disappointment 10 him after m,
brilliant success at Nor ,hi"ld. 1t Is announced
that he will 60 next TO raishville, n. Y. Hi
career there viii be watched with interest. He Is
apparentlv Il very powerful preacher No congre'
cation will ever sleep long under his preaching. Is
pecally if the organ-loft is over their heads and 1hC
choir is composed Of excirablc material.