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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-09-26
Consistency,

Do you refuse 70 accept the Latin preserip-
tions obtained from your family physicians,
aud do you understand the effect Of each arti-
Gle uamed and the chemical change each may
undergo when combined with another 4? Some
refuse to use "put-up" medicines simply be-
cause they do not know just how they are
made, and because they are largely advertised
Why do you let such grouudless objections
debar you from using medicine that has
cured your neghbor2 Do not Let your foolish
prejudice keep you from obtaining a genuine,
good article, that is in use by thousands of the
most intelligent people of this country.
Go to some good druggist and ask him what
he knows Of Hunts Remedy aud he will tell
You that it is the best kidney aud liver pedi-
cine made, aud one that has stood the test Of
time. Look over nuft any paptr aud you will
ind homo tt5tlmlniaB Of people living right
iu yUbr Own city who knUW Whereof they speak
/ Below will he iUUud sume from residents Of
Dayton Ohin. ll,rlr full NAMES and addresses
uf them has Jue liberty Of calling on or ad-
dressing them; aud, az they say they will be
only be- tlu GLAD to tell their experience with
aud upiuiuu OF 30 valuable an article.
Charles l.. stake, No. 22j South jefferson
street Dayton, Ohio, Aug, 8. 1888, says: II
nave been troubled for number of years with
a weakness Of the kidneys and torpid liver, and
have been at times severe sufferer from the
effects 1 have dOctOred for it with many diff
ferent medicines, but all Of them failed until
recently l was speaking Of my case to one Of
our druggists here in Dayton (Mr Latinl; he
recommended to me HgHt's Remedy, aa hR' had
sold 4 great deal of ~ here IN Dayton and 10
/ had done wonders for kidney trOubea
| finally purchased a bottle and commenced
| using 10 according 20 directions and found
| that the medicine was greatly improving my
condition; had less pains in the lions and
| back, and gained strength and vigor. / con-
| tiuued its use until had used twelve (l2) bot
/ ties, and It has completely cured me, aud can
Ionly thank Hunts Remedy for the good it has
/ done mo, and most earnestly recommend it
20 others in need OF good kidney medicine Of
real merit
/ Henry v. Houser, No. 2O2 North Broadway,
DAYTON. Dino, August IA, 1888, sayss II have
been troubled for about seven (7) years with a
weakness Of the kidneys and iis altendant dif-
hcultiea. tried several medicines that were
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SALE OF BONDS.

CEALED PROPOSALS for the sale Of three
- thousand dollars (530O0) Of the James
town free turnpike No 46, will be received at
the Office Of the County Auditor, in HilsborO,
Ohio, until Saturday, the 9Th day Of October,
1888, at / O'Clock p, m.
Said bonds are dated the FIRST day Of Septem-
Der, 1888, aud bear interest at the rate Of six
por cent, payable semi-annuslly and are issued
by authority Of Section 43O5, Of the Revised
Statutes OF Ohio for 1880, page l,178 and are
described az follows
Nos H. IS. 10, 20, o. and % FOR $500 each,
and each having coupons attached IS fIloTs :
No. / for $500 due March !, 1884 No. 2 for
300 due September /, 1894 No. for 80 90
due March, 1885 No. for 900 due septem-
Der /. 1885, and six months interest due with
each bond 1st day OF march, 1885,
Nos %. "a. %, 26 "a and % for 5000 euch
and each having coupons attachd ~ follows :
No. 1 Tor 5000 due March i. 1884 No 2
for $500 due September ], 1884 No. for
5000 due March 1, 1885 No. for $500 due
September 1, 1885 No. FOR $500 due March
/, 1856 No. for 5000 due September i, 1886,
and six months interest due with each bond
1st day Of March, 1887
Said bonds will be sold to the highest bidder,
and for not less than the face thereof, with
any interest that may have occurred thereon,
and the privilege is hereby reserved Of reject
CHAs. f. UNDERWOOD,
JAMES ROADS,
THOMAS 8. BIEDSKER.
Commissioners Of Free Turnpike No. 46.
September 10, 18s3.-septl2w3
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DR.. Peters, Of Illinois, is the guest of DR..
Kleckner.
Mrs. W. W. Haller is visiting her sister who
is sick, in the city.
.-ssMr. and Mrs Caleb Tucker are visiting at
the residence Of I. b. Drais
Mrs. j. w. Henderson is visiting friends i'm
the eastern part Of the county.
BIr. Clarence Woodrow and wife, Of Nebraska
City Neb., are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. James Stevens and wife, Of Kansas, are
visiting at the residence Of Bennett Murrell.
Jafe Wayne and Peter Vanmeter are carry
ing their hands in slings on account Of fel0ns
The dry weather has put the farmers to dig
giug wells, the supply OF water being almost
exhausted.
Hopkins drug store, after several weeks alb
senoo in Indiana.
Several members Of the 89th Regt., o. V. l.,
attended the reunion Of the regiment at Ame-
ia last Thursday.
The Misses Addie and Anna Cramton. Of
Selma, o., were visiting their uncle, John
Cramton, last week.
Mr.. John Nelson and wife left Monday morn
ing for Kansas on visit and TO look at the
country with a view to invest in land.
Mrs. W. G. Woodrow returned Wednesday
evening from the West, where she had been on
visit to her son and daughter,
Rev. A. d. Maddox's mother, sister and
brother, were visiting at the parsonage last
week. They will spend the winter IN Kentucky
where the young man Is in business with his
brother Samuel.
Mr.. John Maxey, son Of the Rev. W. N.
MaKey, was married last Thursday night to
Miss Carrie B. Smith, niece Of Irof. E. G..
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NEW LEXINGTON.
saturdaY, september Il, 1se8.


Lewis B. Syferd, OF Leesburg, paid our town
d Visl1 last Ihursday'
DR.. Upp, Of Sabina, was the guest Ed. of
Wrights family last Sunday.
Miss Rosa Adams of Lypchburg, was visit
ing Mrs Elias Adams last week,
Jesse T. Davis hasleft this nlaoe for tbe soptb.
ernpart of the State, on lecturing tour.
Robt Swim of Nebraska has been visiting
relatives in this LOCALITY ne past week.
D., -. y,,t,,i,..l-,+-.e- - n
are visiting his sister. Miss Lucv WiIiams. >
a.. 1ra4ti. 49,. C..-I.
,.;tin a. " S,raa,i,,,,e,,s th nit was
'''i''ns aso w. '"e'iin ben . 'i'o pus1 "eeA'
a, -. nitsoIl anu wliS ol IusseIViie, Inu
.,osI, "osI 'i'l'iub % A 'OOoln' iHu'HS 'ne PasO
MISS Birdie Pugsley, OF south ChaFleston, is
rs sIess VI Hei op'isili At4'a AiiDa ruesieys "a
W. Is. MoFrell, NOT 70 De Dehlnd the times IN
Sty the way Q! improvements Is having anew Darn
Duii' 'I l'' ~"
hlr. conn mas made chanSe OF the post
Office IN his store room, which makes it much
more convenient
DR.. j, O. Wright and wife, Of Russellville,
Ind, are visiting friends and relatives at this
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recommended for the cure of kidney troubles,
but with only II temporary relief, if any until
1 noticed the advertisement in one of our
papers OF the cures that Hunts Remedy had
made. l concluded to give it a trial. l pur-
chased a bottle at Hoover's drug store and
used it according to directions, and found it
had benefited me very much / continued its
use until 1 had used four bottles, and / can
cheerfuly recommend Hunts Remedy as
good kidney medicine and one that has done
all that is recommended for it, and l willingly
give this for the benefit Of Others who may be
suffering from a trouble similar to mite"
The following statement was made August 8,
1888 by Mr.. John Washington, No 24I Lin
den avenue, Dayton, Ohio "Abnut six months
ago / was taken with kidney disease. I. wss
with difficulty that passed NIX w4tar, and It
was accompanied bya EEFnipg sepsatiou and
caused me ,Tc2t pain. My attention was
Gsllgh - BHuts Remedy, the wonderful kidney
and lyeE medicine purchased a lottle of il
and used il as directed. aud II has removed all
the pain, aud l eau pass my wQteT with perfect
ease and have had no trouble siuCe con
gideT myself cured, aud ohoerfUlly recommend
HINTS Remedy 30 the public as the bOst kid-
ney aud liver medicine.
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Sarah J. johnson and Leroy johnson
her husband, of Pomeroy, Garfield county,
Washington Territory, and Robert i. Wright
a minor u years of age Of Richmond Ray
county, Missouri viii take notice that a petit
ton was filed against them on the 9th day Of
July, A. d. 1898, in the Court Of Common
Pleas, Of Highland county, Ohio, by James H.
Wright and is now pending in said Court
wherein said James II. Wright demands par
tition OF the following real estate to-wit Sit
uated In Penn township, Highland county
Ohio, on the waters of Fall creek, part OF
Seeney No. 1921, beginning at q Spanish oak
and black gum, corner to John Clark thence
south 63 de. IS min. west 81 poles 70 a
stone white oak and hickory (dead) thence
south is de. 40 min. east 1876 poles to two
white oaks, another Of Clarl's corners. and in
Joseph Morrow's line thence with said line
north II de- 15 min. east 1876 poles to a bur
oak and hickory in William Patton's line and
corner to John f. Leaventon thence with his
line south II de. as min west 100 poles to
forked dogwoOd and stone In Samuel Wright's
line thence south 16 de. N poles to the
beginning, containing two hundred and forty
nine (249) acres OF land, more or less.
And that at the next term Of said Cour.
October, 1881 the said James f. Wright will
apply for an order that partition be made OF
said premises JAMES II. WRIGHT.
By ISMA TBOTH, his Atty.
August 10, S83.-aug15w7
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saturdaY, september q, 1ees.
Mrs. F: W. Cox is visiting relatives at Rose

Mrs. E. W. Cox is visiting relatives at Rose
ville Ohio.
Henry Baker, of Roeseyille, was in town
Wednesday last.
Mr.. Samuel Teter is vising his grandparents
at Frankfort.
One hundred and twenty-one on roll at the
school building.
Wheat that was sown ten days ago is up and
looking quite promising
Miss Emma Chance, OF Sabina, is home to
spend Sunday with her parents
The public well is no longer white elephant,
but might now be termed q Jumbn,
Mr.. A. Thurman has moved into William
Myers property on East Main street
The W. @. r. U. will meet at the residence Of
John Bridwell next Thursday at p. m.
Jonah AIarchaut asusualis trottug out some
mammoth Irish potatoes of his Kissing.
Anderson Terry contemplstes trying his for
times in Texas aud will start south soon.
Mesda1nes Rowe aud Nlitcluer, Of staunton,
are guests of their sister, Mrs. e. z. johnson.
William Harwuud is making considerable i'm
provement upOu his West Main street proper
y.
Under directions of the council the sidewalks
| in the Wust End arc being pat ia b. tier cUu,1-
! ton.
E.A Mosier Esq, of Ruinsb3ro, was IN town
ON Tuesday last on business connected with his
profession
! Mr.. Eli BARLEY and sister, Of IIihsboru
I spent Sunday in town tle gqtsls OF Mr and
I Mrs. Samuel spencer,
The new street lamps were put ia position
/ to- day and are ready tu shed hrlh thcir beams
on the belated traveller
BIassrs Anderson 6 Young and DR., dal
/ breath OF Greenfield, We're in town MoudH5
evening mingling among friends.
Messrs Sanders & Weaver have just abou
completed fine job 1f painting ON the San
ders' mansion ON West Main street.
Fred ferry wonld not exchange position
with GOV. Foster now-it's boy and weigh
lOlz pounds. Fred is able TO be out.
Mr. George Kearns, Of Georgetown o., an,
Mr.. Clayton Keams, OF Tyler county, Wes
Virginia are the guests Of Mr. William kearna
James VanBolt has Just finished a fine Job o
painting on D.. K. Iohns0us house. that doe
credit % his artistic skill. lie Is noW at Lex
ing painting for Prof. ID. s, Ferguson.
The delegation from thls place TO soutl
Salem last Tuesday to attend the Republican
meeting was under the care of Ohaa. Iurne
could not 80 with the delegation.
Mr.. Chas. Turner will ON his trip TO Balti
more next week with stock, take with him
model of Mrs. Peter Miners life boat and en-
deavOr 30 interest capitalists iu a scheme b
manufacture it and give it trial upon lar
ger scale.
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Smith, Of the Hillsboro Union Schools Rev. A.
d. Moddox officiating.
On last Sunday evening an alarm of fire was
given. It proved 10 be Rebecca Pitzer's barn,
about q mile and a half north of town. All the
conveyances in town were soon brought into
requisiti0n and the road from town to the
scene Of the fire was lined with persons eager
to assist in subduing the flames but they had
made such headway that nothing could be
saved. All the wheat oats and hay raised on
the farm this year was burned. About hum
dred bushels Of old corn, two buggies. one
reaper, all the harness and farming utensils
were all destroyed It is supposed TO have
been set on fire. Mr.. VIM Bell, who lives with
Mrs. Pitxer and farms the land left the barn
about half an hour before the fire was dscov-
cred and saw no one about the barn at that
time. Loss about 81 200; insured in the Ohio
Farmers Insurance Company for 5000.
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Joseph Cohn returned from Vinton and
Hooking counties, where he has been buying
wool for the past month, and reports that he
has had shipped from those places nine car
loads, nearly $4,000 pounds. Hehas up to this
time bought and shipped altogether this season
about 2l0,0 900 pounds
John Patton drove his double team Of colts
into town last Monday morning and while sit
ting in the buggy in front Of Cohn's store one
Of the colts became frightened at something
ana made leap into one of the side bitches
breaking the pole Of the buggy and few bolts.
No other damage.
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q The CiOvsn Foot" Where it will
Strike.

In the Hillsboro Gazette of the
aoth inst, there appeared a commu-
nication over the signature of "Pro
hibitionist," headed "The Cloven
Foot in which the writer makes
conspicuous mention Of the fact that
Ben Foraker and JcHn Sherman have
each announced tkit they do not
intend to vote for the Second
Amendment, and also the fact that
one or two Republican journals are
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1t Renders all il
Comes
in Contact with
Pure and Healthy.
DARBY'S
PROPHYLACTIC
No. 3.
[Continuedl



wonderful and mysterious curative power is
developed which is so varied in its operations
that no disease or i'll health can possibly exist
or resist its power, and yet it is
Harmless for the most frail woman, weakest
invalid or smallest child to use.
"Patients
"Almost dead or nearly dying"
For years. and given up by physicians of
Bright's and other kidney diseases, liver COM
plants, severe coughs called consumption,
have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy
From agony Of neuralgia, nervousness, wake
fulness and various diseases peculiar to women.
People drawn out Of shape from excruciating
pangs of rheumatism.
Infammatory and chronic, or suffering from
Bcrofula
Erysipelas
Salt rheum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia, in
Digestion and in fact almost all diseases frail
Nature is heir to
Bave been cured by Hop Bitters, proof OF
which can be found in every neighborhood in
the known world sept
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IL Puriaes
the
Atmosphere.

It's exposure in a sick
room, Cellar, Closet or
Stable puri6es the at
mosphere and drives
away the germs of di-
sease and death.
Tdlen Internally IL
Dtuijies the Stomach,
giving it ton e and
healthy vigor. It is
thus that it cures Indi-
gestion aud Dyspepsia.
When used as a To-
tion it destroys all
Freckle and b 10 tc h
producing germs, leav-
ing the skin clear,
white and transparent
as that of a little child.
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WILL PREVEN
It Destroys
the
Germs Of Disease

lisa fact established
BY Science that man
diseases are introduced
by putriication. which
reproduceB itself and
propogates the disease
in ever widening cir
cles.
These diseases geuer-
ate contagion and fill
the air with death.
Such is that dread
Terror.
Asiatic Cholera,
which is now devastat-
ing the East and adj
Vancing on its mission
Of death rapidly toward
our shores. Other dis
aeases Of the same sort
are Diptheria, Typhoid
Fever, Scarlet Fever,
Small Pox, Measles,
Yellow Fever, Fry
aipelas, etc. An these
generate contagion.
Other diseases Fever
and Ague, Malarial
Fever, ETC., arise from
contagion which comes
ofdampness, unhealthy
situations or unclean-
ness.
All these Diseases
can be cured only by
stopping the produc-
tiOn OF Disease Germs
and destroying those
already produced. Both
these results are dc-
eOpplisbed by the use
Of Prof. Darby's prepa-
ration of Boracic Acid
and Chlorine, known
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II you are frsquenter or o resident Of O
miasmatic district haFFicade your system
agsiRgt the scoqrge Of all new onuntres-ague,
bilious and intermittent ieyers-by the use of
Hop Bitterl,
Ludington, Mich, Feb. 2, 1880
have sold Hop Bitters for four years and
there is no medicine that surpasses them for
bilious attacks, kidney complaints and many
diseases incident TO this malarial climate.
sepl9W2sp II. Il. Alexander
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A clam opener Of Oceanport n.
j. won a match recently by opening
five hundred clans in IS minutes
and IS seconds.
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A romantic couple who were sum
mering at Ph@nica, N Y, were mar
ried under an elm tree by candle
light recently.
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CHE gtghIaud 9Ews.
HILLSBORO, OHIO:
Wednesday, September 26, 's3.
TOWN AND COUNTRY.

We frankly admit that Mr.. Sloane
possesses some Of the characteristics
of an able "boss" or he could not
compel the members of the Demo
cratic party in Highland county to
do that which is as opposite to their
inclinations and desires as voting the
Republican ticket itself; but then at
the same time Mr.. Sloane is not as
great a boss in Highland as Mclean
is III Hamilton county, for Mclean
has a set of men to handle who re-
quire some reasons for acting as he
dictates and who will not be driven,
as Mr.. Sloane is able TO drive the
Democrats of this county, without
even knowing what is the object of
their work or whether the result to
be produced will be to their interest
or directly against it.
We notice, however, that there
are many Democrats in Highland
county who are able to think for
themselves and who have refused to
associate with the motley mass, that
moves and acts by the wave Of the
mystic sceptre raised at their head
by "Boss Sloane" who boastingly
asserts that his favorites shall be re-
warded, and that those who dare
oppose him need not expect any
thing from the Democratic party of
this county in the future; these Dem
ocrats we also notice, comprise some
of the best members of the party,
and are those who in the past have
been its most active workers, and
without them at their accustomed
place at the helm, Mr.. Sloane will
find that he can not get his ticket
through, for although he may be able
to keep them out of the Convention,
and by the help Of his henchmen
nominate a Slate ticket, composed
entirely of the persons of his choice.
Still the work of these valued workers
must be obtained or defeat will be
the result, and be his followers ever
so willing to take the places vacated
by these Democrats who oppose
ring rule, they have not the ability
to perform what has been performed
by these veterans in the years gone by.
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The ways of "boss" Sloane's com
mittee are really astonishing. They
know, or at least they ought to know,
that Fairfield township is the strong
hold of Prohibition in this county.
Last fall it cast the heaviest pro-
hibition vote of any township in this
county, and, we believe, heavier than
any other two townships in the
county. 1t is expected that it will
furnish the heaviest vote of any
township in the comfy this year for
the Second Amendment.
This Committee knows, or ought
to know, that their candidate for
Governor, the Hon. George Hoadly,
said in substance in his speech at
Zoar, in Tuscurawas county, o., that
he was opposed to the Second Amend
ment, and he da net aUaal The vote of
any man zOh0 is in /lv0y oFH.
Think of i'll Ifyou are in favor
Of the Second Amendment, I doui
7oanl touy poff." Still, they have
Hoadly billed for a speech at Lees
burg on the a9th. We can not imag-
inc why he is sent to this point, un-
less they think Hoadly can convince
the Second Amendment advocates
in cold" Fairfield, that they are
wrong in their views on that ques-
ZION, and that therefore, they should
vote for him, and not for the Second
Amendment He don't want you to
vote Tor both. They certainly have
no other reason for sending Hoadly
out to talk to men whose votes he
has already told them he does noi
aOaHl. But then this is a new De
mooraCy we have now.
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e5-Every color Of the Diamond Dyes is per-
feet See the samples Of the colored cloth az
the druggists. Unequaled for briliancy.
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A man aged 65 years, who lives in
New Jersey, cut his throat recently,
because he thought his wife was un-
faithful. "Poor misguided youth"
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@ OIL E r A!
PROF. DARBYs
ProphyIaOtic Fluid.
rh. Mnnt powarsnl Antiaantin Knnzzn-
The Most Powerful Antiaoptio Known.
be CHOLERA.

The most powerful
|Antiseptic agsnt which
chemistry has produced
It's use either inter
|Bdlly or externally rem
ders all it comes in con-
tact with, pure, street
and clean the prUduc-
ton of disease germs
.caeses and the patient
.recnvers.
When used on u
GERS, Soalds, Burns,
Eruptions and Pain,
.sweetens the parts
and promotes the rap
id formatio n Of
healthy Flesh.
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NOTICE OF PARTITION.
CNo. 37O1)
James II. Wright, Plaintiff.
VI.
Sarah ]. johnson, ct al Defendants.

Court Of Common Pleas, Highland County,
Ohio, In Partition.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-30

YESTERDAY morning after 4 O'Clock
a blacksmith named A. Morgan struck
Kohala Plantation policeman named
X. Mooney with cold chisel, and
wounded him in the left side of the
forehead. Mooney was under the
influence of liquor and there had been
an old grudgc between them. He came
into the shop Opposite the Police
Statiom and after an alteration struck
Morgan who stepped back and picking
up the lammcr-chisel struck him, in
tlicting an ugly wound. He was arrest
ed and brought up yesterday morning
and remanded. Mooney was taken to
the Hospital but ran away from there
and was found drunk in Il saloon. lie
was then taken to the Station House
and locked up also.