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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-01-26
SUGARTREE RIDGE.

Important news in old Concord is rather
scarce. The people seem to have settled down
TO quiet pursuits and are enjoying peace
full lives, nothing having transpired to disturb
the peace and quietude which usually reign
among us.
The schools of our tp are all in successful
operation, and we have I think as good a corps
Of teachers as any other township in the coun-
to but one great binderance to the success Of
our schools, is that the Board Of Education
refuses to pay our teachers price that will en-
able them to live, and also qualify themselves
as they should for their great work. 23316 dol
lars per month, was the average allowed by onr
Board, but some of our local directors had the
sense to go beyond that little in order to secure
such teachers as they desired to teach their
respective schools. The following is a list Of
our teachers with prices paid per month.
Dist No. 1, +. NJ. Emrie 535. No. 2, S. E. Red
key $40 No. 3, Hala Miner S35. No. 4, VIM.
Shelton S33T. No. 5, o. J. Mathews S35 No.
Icy Fling 1881. No. Z, n. n. Bum S331S. No.
8, RObt. Vance S35. No 9, q. f. Dickey $685.,
Our Board made arrangements some time ago
to seat our schoolhouses all with patent seats,
one half of which we're ordered of the Excelsior
School Furniture Co. Cincinnati. But they
failed to comply with the contract SO we are
left with our old seats A query: Is the COM
pany a responsible one? We would like 10 hear
from any one who has bought seats Of them.
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The second Cincinnati Opera
Festival will be held at the great
Music Hall from February I3th to
the 18th, inclusive. Adalina Patti
will appear on the evenings of the
I4th and 18th, in the operas of Aida
and Trovatore. On the other eve
nings, and on Wednesday and Sat
urday afternoons, there will be six
grand performances, including the
operas of William Tell, Huguenots,
Aida, Carman, Fidelio, and Magic
Flute, by Her Majesty's Opera Com
pany, under the direction of Col.
Mapleson. Season tickets SI4, Single
reserved seat So. Single admission
e.
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HnlsbOro Market.

HHLaBOR0. Jan. ~, 1884,
Dealers are paying the following prices foF
produce
Wheat si250l.30; Corn 10 Oats 40048,
Timothy Seed e2.5O0275; Flour, cwt, S8.25@
$50; Corn Meal 80G85; Potatoes, 10000; Beans
2OOG225; Dried Apples 405; Dried Peaches
Se07, Feathers 5000; Butter 20022; Eggs 18;
fs,6 lJ@l2. Hay s11@12; Live Chickens SL50
G228 bfsa4e9 Chickens 52OOG25Oi Dressed
Turkeys 8@61f, i6vc Turkeys 55aG6; Hogs
a5.500 6.O0i gross Catle stal eAbOMbO0.
Groceries retail aa follows N. 3. k4g2r 8If0
o; refined 90l2; Rio Cofee l40l6; java z56a .
Cheese i70i8; Flour 88.75 cwt, e7.5O Dbl, Buck
wheat Flour 90 oWt; N. o. Molaaaos 1900;
lbi0 sat va. 1,qil70i Cloytf sbtd sB.5o9b .OJi
u. q 800
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ELMYILLE.

Jan. 16-s W. Miller has been on the sick
list Tor the past week.
Mr.. Moses sisetham is very low with typhoid
fever.
Rain and mud are abundant.
Mr. McIntire and lady returned last Thurs
day from visiting relations I'm Adams county.
BIr Sam Turley paid a hying visit to his son,
who resides near Greenfield
Mr.. Hampy Gall is happy. lisa boy
Elmville has a new blacksmith, Mr.. Joseph
Hottinger
The school here Is progressing finely. The
teacher, $. W. Miller, is teaching his third term
at this place. He is going TO move 10 Williams
port, PickaWay County as soon as his school Is
Qpt He is an excellent teacher, good neigh
boz agd Vll bR missed. His brother-in-law,
Mr., BHttars, ot the ffm OF slclutire Buffers
is going with him. Nay success Rttenq thom
10 their new bone.
The Grangers gave o gTand oyster sgppeF at
the Orange Hell, iH North UniontQwn, 'last Sat-
uFday evening.
Mr. Bert Reed has rsturned 10 Ashland Col
lege. He viii be at home again IN April
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Iu last weeks issue Of the News,
we intimated that Mr. Boardman,
the editor, was threatened with
blindness, Since that time, we regret
to say, there is nothing Of very en-
couraging nature to report He is
now under the treatment of DR..
Seeley, the celebrated oculistof Gin
cinnati, who hopes to prevent blind
ness, although scarcely expecting to
give back perfect sight. The course
of treatment prescribed, will require
but a few weeks at longest, after
which the editor may be expected to
give the business his personal super
vision.
Meantime the business of the News
Office will be carried on with all the
.e1actness possible. The indulgence
Of our patrons is not asked, for it is
intended that they shall have no cause
for complaint.
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DODSONVILLE.
Rain and mud continues.

Rain and mud continues
Mrs Sarah Orebaugh visited her daughter,
Mrs. Jos. Cochran, in Salem tp., last week,
John Gegner is the happiest man in town.
It's boy.
John Bogart, Ex-Comnissioner is on the
sick list
Henry Shaffer, Swamp Henry has sold his
farm to Henry Orebaugh, and will go west to
grow up with the country again.
James f. South of Cincinnati interviewed
our merchants last Thursday on the shoe ques-
ton. He called on Dr. Marsh, and talked over
old times for an hour.
On Tuesday the 18th, the children, grand
children and friends called on Mrs. Robert
Thompson, it being her 88th birthday. The
surprise was complete, 30 was the dinner. After
dinner, n. W. Parker, Esq, and Joshua Shaffer
addressed the company, and after pleasant
interview the crowd separated, feeling that the
day had been well spent and wishing Mother
Thompson many more such anniversaries.
James McCreight, after spending two weeks
in Adams county, returned home last Thursday.
Miss Jessie White concluded not to have
smallpox, and resumed her duties in school
again last Monday.
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Has Pagan Bob turned Christian7
The Washington Post, January aoth,
says:
"For several years Colonel Inger-
soils house has been opened to the
rich and poor, the lame, the halt and
the blind, on Sunday evenings. Upon
that night his house has always been
crowded. He has, within the last
week, changed the evening of his
general reception. Those who wish to
be certain of seeing the Colonel and
his family will call Saturday evenings
instead of Sunday"
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Cut this out. If the following
which was written to the Liverpool
Mercury, be true there is nothing
very alarming in smallpox. Mr..
Hine says: clam willing to risk my
reputation as a public man if the
worse case of smallpox cannot be
cured in three days, simply by the
use of cream of tartar. One ounce of
cream of tartar dissolved in pint Of
water, drank at intervals when cold,
is a certain, never-failing remedy. 1t
has cured thousands, never leaves a
mark, nor causes blindness, and
avoids tedious, lingering illness"
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PRICETOMN.

Jan. 2O-Tho water courses have been on a
high for some days.
Wheat is looking fine.
Some few sales of land, from 80 to 90 dollars
per acre
The new stsr6-room and Post Office is about
completed.
Albert stamm of Ripley, Is here, giving tho
Band boys instruction.
The Grange officers Of this place, were in
stalled last Saturday evening. A. Boggart was
the installing officer. The Grange is in a better
condition than it has been for some years.
Miss Elnora Workman and VIM. Cadwallader
have been visiting Moses Cadwallader and
family Of Union tip.
There is some talk of extending the Price
town corner house pike one mile south, by
private contribution v. b. Custer heads the
list, if the county will build the culyerts, four
small ones. Let us have the pike.
We learn that Jas. Gray Of Hamer tp has the
smallpox
Mrs. Mary Loekwell nee Lafertyi who died Of
consumption, III PriGetqWp, was buried yester-
day in the Pricetown cemetesyi
OK THE WiN0.
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liz AND W0RK 0F aARFIELn.

We have heretofore referred to this re-
marhnble book by DR.. John Clark Ridpath,
published by Jones Brothers & 90. It's
success is almost phenomenal. It is doubt
less having a larger sale than any other
book now before the public. It seems to
possess the rare quality of responding to
the popular want in every detai-in matter,
illustration, paper, printing, binding, and
price. As it concerns Garfeld's life and
the events which make him illustrious, this
book viii ever remain the standard popular
biography.
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Have You Been to the New
Confectionery!

South High Street, one door South of 1.
p. Strauss & Bros New Clothing Store?
You will find the incest Candies, always
fresh and warranted pure, being made by the
proprietor himself, who is an experienced
practical Confectioner, from Philadelphia.
Also fresh Fruit and other Cakes, Ice Cream
and Lemon and Strawberry Ices, furnished
to order for parties. Also, a fine stock of
the best Philadelphia Fancy Candies and
CONNECTIONS. Please give me a call. Sat
isfaction warranted. FRANK LLOYD.
Jan. 1st, 1882. Jan. 8 W
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Vol. w., 1882.
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THE SANITARY ENGINEER shows an excellent
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The compliment paid to American sanitary en-
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Jan, beaHl b4s sgsiB sniefaa guF
midst This ime its VietiH Was y n yea
old son Of Mr., j, N. boatmaRi Lest Wed.
nesday morning he arose as usual, did s9Ws
household work, and went to the barn With
his brother 10 milk While there, he was
siezed with a terrible pain in the head,
which caused him 10 cry out Being unable
to walk 10 the house, he was carried In by
Aiy Athey, laid upon the bed, and expired
almost iihh,sa.Etely
On Saturday. his E6iseiUg were taken 10
Buf2gd and buried in th6 pae5onib 81 8
hf ooheotnas OF fIibndR
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RUsSELLS STATION.

DIR. B. D. Granger, of this place spent
part Of last week at Lebanon, o., with his
daughter Dora, who is going to the Normal
School
Miss Clara WoOddell, who has been at
home for the past two months, returned to
New Vienna last Thursday morning.
Misses Sallie Hammer and Mary Hudson,
of Westboro, who has been visiting relatives
and friends at this place, returned home last
week.
The new plank walk has not yet been
seen.
Mrs j. L. Strange is better.
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In the February number of the North
american ReBiel0 Prof. Geo. P. Fisher Of
the Yale Divinity School, whose writings on
the supernatural origin Of Christianity and
on ecclesiastical history are well known,
comes to the defence Of the Christian Rei-
gion against the attacks Of modern doubt
and inhdelity No abler or more eminent
advocate for the orthodox faith could be
summoned into the controversy that has
lately been waged on this high theme, and
it is not too much 10 say that Prof. Fisher
iustifes every expectation by the vigor and
clearness with which he handles the subject
He disclaims, howevtr, the position Of a
dsbatef, and makes no direct reference to
Col. lngefsolfs Rsaaglts, although he neoes-
sarily deals with the objections So brilliantly
and audaciouRly presented by that doughty
combatant He proceeds in very orderly
manner to maintain a series of positions in
regard 10 the origin, essential character and
benefcent effects of the Christian faith,
which are intended in themselves to furnish
the answer 10 oil objections and cayils.
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Buy an Overcoat.

The cold weather has arrived, but 80 late
that you can buy an Overcoat at clearing
out price.
1 sell q "Sohd Comfort" Overcoat from
SO to $3.50. And other Winter Clothing in
proportion.
Come and see the prices that 50 disturb
the Clothing dealers. AT FEIBEL's Cloth
ing House, West Main st. opp. County
Jail. Hillsboro, o. jan19w3
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AS a rule we do moi fFG2mmehd Patent
Medicines, but when we kHSu u one that
Feally is a public benefaotor, and dsss 5.3si-
lively cure, then we consider 1t our duty t6
GmBatt that information 10 ALL Electric
BitteFs eFs tFuly 2 most valuable medicine
and wis surely aqre Biliousness, Fever and
Ague, StOmsc7, htFE and Kidney Com
plants, even Wbcn 81 pE4eF remedies fail
We know whereof W. ggsk and can
SOFA a 50 cents bottia, BY Etyb9gt - e.q
dtoagtd0l7ebg
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It is said that Oscar Wilde was dis
appointed with the Atlantic.
Fresh Compilations.

If you have humors and pimples, boils
and euptions on face, hands OF skin, it is
because the system needs tonlng end puyi-
health smooth and fresh skin and vigorous
feeling as Simmons Liver Regulator purely
Take the Regulator to stimulate the liver,
to cleanse the eyes and skin Of yellowness,
to.improve digestion and TO make the breath
pure and sweet
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Given Away.

We can not help noticing the liberal offer
made to all invalids and sufferers by DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
You are requested to call at Seybert & Co. IS
Drug Store, and get a Trial Bottle free Of
cost, if you are suffering with Consumption,
Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hay Fever, Loss of Voice, Hoarseness, or
any affection of the Throat or Lungs 1t
will positively cure you. dec22tnol7chw
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Free Of Cost.

All persons wishing to test the merits of
a great remedy-one that will positively
cure Consumption Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, or any affection Of the Throat
and Lungs-are requested to call at Seybert
& Co. Drug Store and get a Trial Bottle
of DR.. Kings New Discovery for ConsumP-
ton, free Of cost, which will show you what
a regular dollar-size bottle viii do
novl7ylchw
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Z. II. Drnke,s SnRerinrs.

F. H. Drake Esq, Detroit, Mich, suf-
fered beyond all description from skin
disease, which appeared on his hands, head
and face, and nearly destroyed his eyes.
The most careful doctoring failed to help
him, and after all had failed he used the
Cuticura Resolvent (blood purifer) inter
nally, Cuticura and Cuticura Soap (the great
skin cures) externally, and was cured and
has remained perfectly well 10 this day.
jan5W4
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Sample Copies.

We send sample copies Of this No
of the News to many Republicans
who are not subscribers. After exam
ining the paper, if pleased with tive
would be glad to have them sub
scribe. See terms in another place.
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A great revival Of religion is in
progress at St. PauPs M. E. church,
Cincinnati, under the leadership of
the Rev. Harrison On Monday
night thirty-fve people we're con-
verted.
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Oscar Wilde, leader of the English
Esthetes, arrived in this country on
the and day Of the present month, and
is now the lion Of New York society.
He is a young Irishman Of good
Parentage, his father, Sir William
Wilde having been a celebrated
oculist and surgeon and his mother, a
poetess and novelist of some merit
Hei now lecturing in the large cities.
He comes as the champion Of aes-
theticism, and is to-day the best
advertised man on the lecture plat
form.
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a PROFITABLE NVEsTMENT.3'

A good, new brick house, containing
rooms, in Hillsboro, o., is offered for sale
at a price which viii insure 10 per cent. net
on the investment Call on JACOB BENNET,
at I. A. Feibers Clothing Store, Hills
boro. O.. ian19w3
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Live and Let LiYe.
You can afford to

When you can buy the best steaks at 8 and
10 cents per pound; Hams 1O.cents per
pound Roasts from to 10 cents per
pound. Sausage and Sausage Meat, 10 cts.
per pound. And other Meats proportionate-
ly low. These prices are strictly adhered
to by Willis Jenkins, South High Street,
Hillsboro, Ohio. ian5tf
Ian l. 1882
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The New York clipper lately cited the
case Of Captain } b Schmidt, Of Tomp-
kinsville, Staten Land, N. Y, who had
been a great sufferer with rheumatism for
many years He used st. Jacobs Oil with
splendid success.
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Beginning at a stone in line Of Mrs Harris
land, corner to Swisshelm's land; thence with
said line N Is deg. W. 70 poles to a stake in
with selphs line n rs deg L. III poles to
stake in said line, corner to tract No 2 herein
after described; thence with line Of said tract
S. Is deg. E. 70 poles to a stone in said line;
thence S. rs deg W, III poles to the beginning
containing "a acres and 60 poles, part of
James Baytop's Survey No. 1925.
Ar,r,,laiand at 90 9I1 Qh
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Notice

Mr.. T. NJ CUAnuNs is our authorized
Agent, 10 receive money on subscriptions
for the NEWS, and also for job Work and
Advertising, and TO receipt for the same.
J. L. BOARDMAN.
HmrsBoBo, Dec. 20, 1881
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Davenport, Ia, June 2, 1881.
H. H. WAuNEn & Co.; Sirs-I suffered
for years with weak kidneys, bilioumess
and constipation. Your Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure apd Safe Pills relieved al these
troubles, indeed thtFa.3 nothing like them.
Alannh ~ uiI
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Cash for Grain,


NEW MODEL CITY MILLS.
Just opened for business, on the corner Of
West and Beech streets, HillsborO, Ohio.
Give us a call. CowSIAN, INsKEEP & Co.
dec22f
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TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Court of
J. Common Pleas of Highland county, Ohio. we
will offer for sale at public auction, on SATUR-
DAY, FEB. Is, A. D. 1882, at 2 o'clock p. NJ. Of
said day, at the door of the Court House in
Hillsboro, the following described real estate,
situate in the county of Highland and State of
Ohio tO-wit:
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For Sale-A Farm, situated 2 miles
south Of New Market, known as the Philip
Gibler farm. For particulars inquire Of
Isaac Wilkin. ian26tf
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FOR SALE-FRUIT FARM.

A small Fruit Farm, 3 miles west of Hills
boro, well improved. Apply to
GEO. W. BARRERE, at Amen, Gregg & Co.
jan12w4
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From the Atlanta CGa.) Sunday Ph0no-
graph The editor Of the Pixies county
Neios has been cured Of rheumatism by st..
Jacobs Oil.
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Aged Gratitude.

FLINT Mich, June 80, 1881.
H. H. WARNEB & Co.: SirS-I am 70
years old, and have not been so well in 26
years as I am to-day, thanks to your Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, the best remedy in
the world. IRWIN WILDER.
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FoR SALE.-Beautiful Building Lot on
North High Street, next to DR.. Fulerton's
new residence. Apply to JAS REECE.
uOvl0tf
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Ayers Pills are the best Of all purgatives
for family use. They are pleasant, safe
and sure, and excel all other Pills in healing
and curative qualities.
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ERS

ToSubscribers in HillsborO and vicinity, the
News will be promptly delivered by Carrier or
at the Post Office or office Of publication, on
the following terms;
In advance, OF within ] month. .........5l so
At the end Of 6 months Observation-Disclosures. 1 70
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GJ'An advance payment preferred in all
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pers, or by bills enclosed.
N. B.--We do not discontinue papers sent to
Town Subscribers unless specially ordered to do
so, until all arrearages are paid, as general
rule. A failure 10 order q disCOntnuance is
considered as equivalent to ordering the paper
continued.