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The National tribune., 1883-04-12
NATIONAL TRIBUNE WASHINGTON c. THURSDAY

for turning ont jellies blanc mango, etc. In the
form of animals. There are two modes of making
moulds. By one the tin is pressed or stamped into
shape and by the other ii is cut in pieces and SOL
dered together. Moulds made by the first method
are quite cheap, but not particularly handsome.
Those made in the second way come In great
variety of pretty forms, but all are imported
they are expensive. The crown moulds are espe-
cially good for BayaTlan creams, with which is
served whipped cream, heaped in the centre. The
French pie mould comes in a number of sizes and
can be opened to remove the pie. Deep tin squash
pie plates answer for custard, cream, Washington
and squash pies, and for corn cake Tin vegetable
cutters, for cutting raw vegetables for soups and
the cooked ones for garnishing, nice to have,
as Is also confectioner's ornamenting tube for
decorating cake, etc. Larger tubes come for lady
fingers and eclairs. Little pans also come for lady
fingers, but they cost good deal. The tagging
iron will be found useful for pastry and hard
gingerbread. The little tn granite-ware and
silver-plated escaloped shells pretty and con-
venent for serving escaloped oysters Holsters, ETC.
The price for the tin style is g per dozen: for
the granite,ware, 81; and for the silver plated,
from $50 to $40.
A FRIEND TO YOUNG HoUsEKEEPERs.
To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
Now, that the spring days are upon US, fresh and
attractive things are in demand for parlors and
lately received, and which WILL hope, be OF as
much service to some of your readers as they have
been to handsome piano scarf may be made
either of plush velvet, of satin with bands of
plush applied on each end. design of flowers or
q large monogram may be painted in the centre.
plain valence of silk sheetng or plush, about
fourteen inches deep and edged by silk tassels in
color of valenee, is recommended in preference to
the cut-up iambrequins formerly in use. design
of vsteria vine with amethyst blossoms, on a
ground of bronze green golden green is effect
i've. On ground of plum color, pale pink marsh
mallowS or Japan lilies might be painted. For a
valence the pattern should be continuous. and the
colors should harmonic with the prevailing color
In the room. j. a.
MEMPHIS, Tenn,
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. by mail 10 C. BELL X CO., Windsor, n. Y.
Mention The National Tribune.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-01-31

Frozen ears" was the order of the day
Monday.
Miss Maggie Cox was visiting relatives
in New Vienna last week.
Fresh Bread Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at Worrelps. ian24w3
james Pug5ley, OF south Charleston, o.,
was the guest Of Hatyg Pugsley last week.
Mr.. winsor, lie Singer Sewing Machine
Agent of Hillsboro, struck our town last
Monday.
If you wish the highest prices for your
produce and good goods Mt lowest prices go
to Worrel's 3 d. can Of peaches l5c.
ian24w3
The Temperance meeting last Sunday
was a failure, on account of the main Off
GERS not being present
Two young men Of our town were made
happy on last Thursday by receiving a harp
apiece which they blow to perfection.
Leroy Kelly and Cary Brown were in
Springfield several days last week on some
mission which time alone will make known.
Walter Pugsley sold 3S head of hogs last
Friday to James Lawhead. Ten of the
hogs averaged $40 pounds, and the balance
averaged 29O pounds. He received Sc q
hundred.
Miss Rosa Cohn celebrated her birthday
last Saturday evening by giving party tc
some IS or 30 of her schoolmates, who en-
ioyed themselves until late with plays
music etc.
Mr. Joseph Cohn, while in the city las
week, bought two full blooded Alderney
COWS, which he claims are the finest in the
county. They were shipped to this plac,
last Monday.
D. A. Terrell, Harry Terrell, j. S. Cada
my, DR., L. s. Judkins and L. W. Tristle
were called to Hillsboro last Monday to at
tend court in the case Of Mrs. Mary sharl
Ct. Boman Sharp.
Mr.. Robt Finley, of Burtonvine, O., wa
in town visiting friends last Monday an,
Tuesday. He was on his way home iron
Cincinnati where he had been on the grant
jury in the U. S. Court.
The constable and marshal of Leesbur
were ordered to go and set man by tn
name Of VIM. Canter out of one of Be
Hsller's houses south ef town, but the bir
had flown to parts unknown.
Several of tho school children went to tn
ice pond one day last week to while ava
the noon time with skating, when it wa
determined to trip the light fantastic
Music was furnished by harpist
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RTFORD. 9OtII.

Elder G. W. Ruble is holding protract-
ed meeting at the Christian Church.
j. H. Pugh has purchased the old Cook
property at the east end of town.
G. n. Brown will leave next week for
Harrodsburg Ky, where he will engage in
business with Mr.. Hardacre, of HillsbOrO.
Mr.. w. b. Clutter was married to Miss
Sarah c.. Reedy, at the residence of the
BRIDES parent, Mr.. Jacob Reedy, near this
place last Saturday evening, Jan. 2Oth,
Elder G.. W. Ruble officiating.
A child of Henry Fites died last Tuesday
night and was buried here on Wednesday.
| Its sickness is supposed to have been caused
by eating colored candy. 1t was taken with
vomiting, followed by Inflammation of the
stomach and bowels. Parents should be
very careful about allowing their children
to eOt colored candy.
| 4 Mourytown correspondent says that
| Whiteoak township has at last a half mile
of pike. Well that Just beats Clay a half
mile. We have no pike, and we don't want
any, we are opposed to all sich modern
| innovations. We Clayites are opposed to
| trunpikes, bridges, and schoolhouses and
we hear that some folks talk about filing an
an injunction against the telephone. Let
em file.
A wedding, with which there is connected
bit of romance, took place at the resi-
denco of the brides parents near this place
ON last Tuesday evening. Several years
ago, q young man by the name of W, W.
Wilson, went from Allen county, Ohio, to
LeCour county, New Mexico, where he es-
tablished a cattle rancho. The business
prospered and in a few years he found
himself the owner of, not the cattle upon a
thousand hills, but the cattle upon many
broad acres Of the best pasture lands of the
Rio COLORADO. He found that it was not
good to be alone; he longed for a compan-
ion to share his joys and sorrows, as his
"adoben rancho was lonely without the
cheerful presence of a smiling female face.
But, alas the only representatives Of the
pentler sex in that part of the land of the
setting sun were Mexican greasers and
Indian suuaws Fortune smiled upon him.
A friend, a ueighboring runchero, had in
his possession a photo of a beautiful cousin
who lived in the far distant State of Ohio.
He saw the picture, it smiled upon him, he
was captiyated, his heart went out to the
beautiful Buckeye maiden, he wrote to her,
a favorable response came back over the
broad prairies, and a load was lifted from
his soul. A long and loving correspondence
ensued, an engagement followed and a few
days ago he arrived within the borders OF
CLAY to claim her as his own. The young
lady is Miss Leah Florence daughter oI
Mr.. John Florence, one of the oldest and
most respectable citizens of this township.
Elder G. W. Ruble Of the Christian Church
oficiated The happy couple will lay'
for their far western home next Thursday
aud may joy and peace 60 with them
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unusually interesting. On Sunday morn
ing Rev. Overman preached to a good
house, and in the afternoon a children's
temperance meeting was held in the NJ. E.
Church. and Miss Pugh gave an interesting
temperance talk to the young folks (and
older ones), and in the evening the usual
services were suspended and union services
were held in the M. L. Church, at which
time Miss Pugh addressed us for one and
one-half hour on the great subject of Tenn
perance, graphically showing forth the
evils of intemperance, and pressing home
our duty as American citizens, especially as
Christians. The ladies were requested to
remain, and a temperance union was effect
ed, of which Mrs Eliza Rainey was elected
President; Mesdames Knight, Moore, Cal
win and Cumberland, Vice Presidents; Mrs.
Euphemia Marshall, Cor. Sec'y; Miss Min
ME Duncanson, Recording Sec'y Mrs.
| Letitia Burba Treasurer. We hope much
good may be done.
| The business enterprises Of our town
may be interesting. Masters 81 Calvin, p
| o. and general merchandise store; Kenne
dy Il Bell, general merchandise and hard
ware; Ellis Pence, general merchandise
Cumberland q Higgins, general merchan
discs Cross Bros, hardware and farming
! implements; Moore IL Campbell, stoves
tinware and queensware; A. H. Glenn
/ j. A. Laycock, druggists j. w. Roberts
| furniture and undertaking, Cary Kincaid
! ieweler; Mrs. NJ. A. McNeeley, Mrs. NJ. d
McClain, millinery; Campbell Bros, S,
Wilder, blacksmiths; W. W. Collins, W
McChnahan, cabinet makers; c. Holmes
general wood workman; A. f. Campbell
buggy and carriage manufacturer ant
painter; d. @. Lewis house painter; ]. W
Knight, chair manufacturer; Erwin & Ken
nedy, steam sawmill; H. U. Beck, carpen
ter; p. r. Kincaid, butcher; G. q. Cum
berland, proprietor of Woodward House
N. S. Dunn, proprietor of Cincinnati
Eastern hotel; Drs Beck, McClain an,
Thompson; j. 4. Huggins, dentist Water
I 81 Waters, attorneys b. ID. Anderson
harness maker: Alfred a. John Anderson
shoemakers; d. Harmon, barber Jas. Q
Marshall Station Agent; JAS Erwin and P
E. Kiucaid, Justices of the Peace.
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John rhompson is on the sick list.

John Thompson is on the sick list.
Miss Kittie OldalSer is again able to be in
her scEoolroom.
The Lynchburg Literary Society, we are
sorry to say, is a thing of the past.
Mrs. Way, of New Vienna, was the guest
Of O. Noble, of Broadway, last week.
Rev. A. D. Maddox commenced a pro-
traoted meeting at Jacksonville last Sunday.
Mr.. George G. Grim and wife, of Green
field, were visiting Rev. A. D. Maddox last
week
Sam Ravenscroft, of Hillsboro, aAd Miss
jane Bishir, of this place, we're married
last Monday.
J. A. Shannon has been suffering from q
severe cold during the past week, almost
unable for duty.
Mrs. Pugsley, of New Lexington, was
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hallowell, last
week at this place.
Jacob Pfster left for his home at Newton
Kan, last Thursday, after three weeks
visit among friends near here.
G. w. Thompson, of the firm of Amen
Gregg & Co., of Hillsboro, was in tow
last week, called here by the sickness Of hi
father.
J. J. Bering, formerly travelling salesman
for the firm of Simlrins & Co., of Cincin
natl, was in town last week. He is now
member of the firm Of Bering q Co., o
that place.
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NEW MARKET. 2ntn.

Meeting is in progress at the Baptist
Church.
Rev. Wolf is absent holding series of
meetings.
Our village is clear of any case of meas
les at present.
There is good opening for a doctor at
this place.
DR., Letherman, of DanyiIle, is thinking
of moving to our village.
H. T.. Wilkin thinks he win retire from
school teaching after this winter.
John Oliver Vance has concluded to at
tend meeting and give up his Ingersollsm.
William Emrie and wife, Of Illinois, are
visiting their relatives in this sneighborhood.
Last Saturday (2Oth) was q day Of fast
ing at the Baptist Church. Some Of the
members think it is too much like Catholic
doctrine.
If you want roller skates, call ON @. D.
Mckinney. If you want new sleigh,
tackle Cary Lemon.
While some of the members of the Bap-
tist Church were going home on last sun
day evening, a race took place in which
four persons were badly hurt and one big
sled and one sleigh demolished
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Miss E. Pugh, of the W. @. Il. T., gave
a temperance lecture at the NJ. E. Church
last Friday evening to a full house
Mr.. Charles Dynes and his bride, nee
Miss Anna Stockwell, Of Hillsboro, who
were married last Thursday, are spending
a few days with relatives at this place.
That they may have happy and prosper
ous life is our wish.
Thomas Sroup, Of Dodsonville, lost two
of his children, aged respectively two and
seven, and another is not expected to live.
They were inferred at Shoup's buryina
ground on Friday. Measles was the cause
of their deaths.
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HILLSBORO, HIGHLAND co, o. WEDNESDAY, JAM
Saturday, January 81, 1888.

Mrs. Roczhold, wife of James Rockhold,
who lives about 3 miles north of this place
died very suddenly on last Wednesday
night. She had been ailiug for some time,
but had been able to attend to her house
hold duties the day before. She was "A
years Of age, and leaves husband and sew
eral children to mourn her loss.
''wbat account is the cage to our town p
is the cry Of the citizens, as it is not in a
fit condition to put a prisoner in on account
Of no stove or bedding If an arrest is
made the prisoner has to be turned loose.
We think that, as the council has gone to
the expense of buying property and build
ing the cage they should put it in a proper
condition to receive guests.
Last Thursday, the oath inst, will be a
day remembered as long as life lasts with
Mr.. John Cox aud wife, of this place.
While sitting around their pleasant freside,
few of their friends and relatives gathered
in about the hour of IL o'clock and partooll
Of sumptuous feast, prepared by the ladies
of the visiting party. Never was a surprise
more complete. Several appropriate pres
ents were given the aged couple. There
were present Mr.. u. Horsman and wife, of
New Vienna, Mrs. VIM. Moore and daugh-
ter, G. NJ. Moore, wife and daughter, Dan
iel Kinzer and wife, Mrs. Preston Wright
aud son, and Mr.. John Sweetman. All
contributed something, and the occasion
was one of much enjoyment, and all went
home feeling that it was a day well spent.
Dennis Cook sold to Robert johnson 2G
head of last springs pigs that averaged
! 20G pounds.
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Mid pleasures and palaces though we may
roam,
BE it ever so humble, there's no place like
Home,
A charm from the sky seems to hallow us
there,
Which, seek through the wcrld, is ne'er
met elsewhere.
Home, Home, Sweet, sweet Home.
There's no place like Home,
There's no place like Home!
An exile from Home, spIendor dazzles in
vain
o, give me my lonely thatchd cottage again!
The birds singing gaily, that came at my
call
Give me them-with the peace Of mind
dearer than all
Home Home Sweet sweet Home
There's no place like Home
There's no place like Home
JOHN Howard PAYNE.
Washington City Sept. IS, 1841.
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*."Little thanks are due to him who
only gives away what is of no use to him
self The thanks of invalids the world
over are being showered on the inventor Of
Kidney-Wort, for it is giving health to AL
Kidney Wort moves the bowels regularly,
oleanses the blood, and radically cures kid
ney disease, gnvel, piles, bilious headache
and pains which are caused by disordered
liver and kidneys. Thousands have been
eured-why should you not try ity
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Two Young folks are sleighing tonight,
Single, single, single,
Two young hearts with tender sigh,
MiIgle, mingle, mingle;
Two red noses pinched by cold,
Two clasped hands beneath fold,
Two hearts feel their loves are told,
Tingle, tingle, tingle
Sleighbells frosted, white with lime,
Warn their in matched lives in time,
Jingle, jingle, jingle.
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saturdaY, JanuarY "a, 1853.
Mrs. Kate Becson, Of Hiusboro, is visiting

Mrs Kate Beeson, of Hiusboro, is visiting
hore.
HORSE DOCTOR.
At early dawn last Monday morning DIR. Ire
land hitchcd his horse to the buggy TO 90 and
see patient. While he went into the Office 10
get some wraps the horse opened the front gate
and started of at a good trUt and left the doc
tor TO take rather vigorous morning exercise i'm
his attempt to Overtake the vehicle, which he
accomplished about two and q half miles north
of town. The horse in the meantime had
stopped to see n patient at Enos Reeder's but
deemiug it not necessary 90 leave any more
medicine at that time, had started ON TO see the
next one on the route when it was stopped by
the ice i'm q small stream. and the doctor arriy-
ing at this time persuaded il TO g1 i'm another
direction.
W. e.. e.. 4.
The W. G.. T. e.. have arranged 20 have Miss
Esther pugh of New York, deliver a free lee
turc i'm the NJ Z. Church on Sunday. Feb. 4, 40
3 p. IN. and also at p. m. The Western
Christian Advocate under date of oath inst
says Miss Pugh is a member Of the society Of
Friends, and like all Of that belief is possessed
of settled views ON moral questions. She is
one of those imprisoned in Cincinnati for Cruz
sailing i'm that city during the memorable
| spring of 1874. For some years past she has
filed the position as treasurer of the Woman's
National Christian Temperance Union, and
meanwhile has made her residence in New
York
SUDDEN DEATH.
Mrs. Nsina NIcYev wife, of Mr. Irwin Mcyey.
residing at Bueua VISTA and formerly near this
( place, died very suddenly, although not alto
/ gether unexpectedly, last Tuesday morning at
| her home of pneumonia Of the heart. Mrs Nc
/ Ney, whose maiden name was Zimmerman, leaves
/ an invalid husband and family Of ten children.
most Of whom are small, TO mourn her loss.
/ The funeral ceremonies took place Wednesday
at ten a. m. after which the remains were de-
] rpgifll in az
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Ben Wade used to say that religion
hell was pork without salt.

SKILL IN TIVE WoRKsHoP. TO do good
work the mechanic must have good health.
II long hours of confinement in close rooms
have enfeebled his hand or dimmed his
sight. Let him at once, and before some or
ganic Roable appears, take plenty of Hop
Bitters. His sYstem win be reiuvenated,
his nerves strengthened, his sight become
clear, and the whole constitution be built
90 10 a higher working eoRqiti9n.
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Farmers are holding their potatoes for
higher prices.
Since the holidays our town is rather
quiet, and business is slack, as is common
with business generally at this time of the
year.
Our school is progressing under the care
of Mr.. G. L. Kincaid Principal, and Miss
Ellen Carboy, Subordinate, but the Prin-
cipal has been sick for two weeks past and
unable for duty.
Our town is much afflicted with diseases
Of various kinds. Measles have been wide
spread, and proved serious in some cases.
but there are now six or more cases of
other serious illness. We have three doc
tors, and each of them is quite busy.
Our people faithfully observed the Week
of Prayer, in union meetings alternating at
the NJ E. and Presbyterian Churches A
goodly interest was taken and the members
of both churches were much aroused and
revived, and il is hoped will result in much
good to the community in the future.
We have regular services in the NJ E.
and Presbyterian Churches, and with the
different industries well represented we
have not such bad town in which people
may locate Notwithstanding all, we have
room for more, and cordially invite good
citizens to locate with us
It has been long time since we have
sent any items to the NEWS; but since we
have chahged homes, counties aud occupa-
ton, it has not seemed that it would be
profitable to give news from our pen; but
this will signify that we are still in the land
of the living, and that the NEWS and itl
corps Of workers are still kindly remem
bered. To former fellow correspondent,
and readers, we also extend q kindly greet
ing
On Saturday evening" Rev. l.. L. Over
man, pastor of the Presbyterian Church
was with us and also Miss Esther Pugh, o.
Cleveland, who is lecturing for the W
o. II. u. Of our State and by their remark
aud encouraging words made the exercise
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SARDINIA. jan. 2Gth.

Rev. Overman holds services here every
two weeks.
For a good square meal and good bed,
stop at the Woodward House, ON Winches-
ter street.
Rev. John Marker was buried on the
25th inst. Rev. j. W. Fee preached the
funeral discourse.
j. W. Roberts has sold his house and lot
to Adelia Duncanson. Also, his stock of
furniture and undertaking.
It is very sickly in this part of the coun-
try. We have had several deaths lately,
besides number of persons are yet Ian
gushing on beds of afliction.
The Woman's Temperance Union, recent
ly organized, is fourishing, so we learn, and
why not? We are in need of q temperance
army here, for surely the forces are strong
against us
The saloon here seems to be doing a
wholesale damnable business by selling to
every one that will partake of the vile fire.
Cannot our citizens arouse to sense OF
their duty, and blot out this terrible curse
The alarm of fire was heard few nights
since, and on inquiry the fire was found tc
be in the Woodward House. Through the
timely aid of men and water, it was extin-
guished without doing much damage. Loss
fully covered by insurance.
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Lewis White has bought farm in Ken
lucky, to which he will move about March
lst.
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