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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03
Cheapest and Best.

l nave the county right to the bes, and
cheapest fence ever invented. II il wind " "
water proof, and by using il 500 rails " oro
saved toevery mile Of fence Some Of tho Los,
farmers n,, in the county have purchased f,rm
rights ana pronounce il the best fence tl,a"
ever saw. '''' ic"ce they
,.l Farm and district rights for sale Give
me call when you come to town 'e "''e
Jo'. 'i-u DICK TAYLOR
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03
Fra IS9S-I nionS.

Exclusive Of the organization known
as the Knights Of Labor, which num-
Lers noarIy two hundred and fifty thous-
and members, there are twentv.four
trades unions regularly and completely
organized in this country, aggregatinr
nearly two hundred and twenty,three
thousand more, ora total of nearly half
Il million. The following shows the
number OF members in some of the
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03
THO Religion We want.

We clip the following from an OK
change:
We want religion that sollcns the
step and tunes the voice TO melody and
ILLS The eye with sunshine, and cbecks
the impatient exclamation and harsh
re3rkc-a religion that is polite, defer.
enllal to superlors, courteous to infe-
rlors, and considerate to friends Il 70.
ii'g'on that goes into the family, and
Keeps the husband from being cross
w WE the dinner is late, and kceps thcI
w'ie from fretting when he tracks tbo
newiy-washed floor with his mudJ,,
nools' and makes him mindful Of the
Tcrapcr and the door,mat kccps tbo o
nno,her patient when the baby is crosS
y, amnscs the children as we'll ne ;n'
I hn0;g Inem; cares for the servants
,%, paying them promptly project,
the honeymoon into the harvcst. mro,
ana makes the happy home like ths
Easter lig-tree, bearing in its bosom ~,
'nce the beauty of the tender blossom w.
ma the glory Of the ripcned fruit. W.
'ant a religion that shall intcrpose be-
"cen The rats, and the gullics and
'cks OF the highways of life. and the
'nS'tIve souls that are travelling over 7
lem. :
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

The editor Of the Little Rock (Ark. J
Gazette recently visited our State, and
writing to his paper thus dcscants upon
the pcrI's Of the average Tennessee law
maker leaning to dog culture, even to
the slightest degree;
y man may emerge victorious from
Pro'Hctcd contest with John Barley.
corn lie may in square fight van,
qnlsh a buzz saw. But the statesman
Who' IN n moment of mshncss essoys
interference with dog culture by Icgisia.
lou. Is 4 doomed man Obscurity has
Ilready marked him for It's own
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03
Non-Rosls.ent Notice.
W. D. Evans VS., Mary A. Evans.
Divorce Bill

l''oi'N blll.
IT. appearing to the satisfaction Of tibet lcrl
Master from the allegations and affidavit
H., ~ ,I" pIa'nHnl'F bill in above cause
mat The defendant, Mary A. Evans is nn,,
resident of the State of Tennessee so y " 'I",
Inc ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon her. w ''r'e''
1t Is therefore ordered by me that publico.
lion be made Tor four successive wcrts IN ,ha
Home journal, ancwspapcr published in Win
u o,D,p Tenn requiring her to appear and
make defense to said bill, before the Cham.
,srSry Court at Winchester, Franklin corm,r
Tenn on 3Grbeforc the 9th Monday in October
next or the same will be taken for con.
'cSv T:. ana set Tor hearing cx-parte as to her
Tenn, Aug l6, 1883. "N'''''cf'
GLEN. ARLEDGE, C. an
aug22-lw 9''P'N - W.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

ihe iake seamen, carpenters, mule
Sp'hnerS' granite'cuttcrs, bo;lcr-makers
uphoIstcrcrs, metal workers, stationary
engineers, horscshocrs and harness.
makers compose the remainder.
The American Register thinks tha,
II this vast amount of voters were to
concentrate upon either party in the
coming Presidential campaign they
would be an incstimahly valuable factor
IN The Political contest.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

4 New Vol; coIorcd editor defines
The Republican party az "a close cor
pcmtion, tlIcYing machine, mn,h,
room, an nrislocra.ic syndicate keeping
taA,s at high water to iced tie carmo,
rant' and pIandcrcrs that tottca IN dc
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03
sS Sears tire Closest Scrutiny

IN the many items ofnews published
or reprinted in the advertising columns
cI 'he newspapers ofthc day, it is salts.
,{lhs TO the reader to he fully assured
'hal all the names given as winners If
capital prizes ut various times of dil}sr.
emit amounts, in The Louisiana Sioto
aI,i'.y' are correct and truly stated, in
hla,lion to the many who avoid public.
IVY ior various reasons. All names and
a'uouhts are genuine and will bear tbe
o""S' scrutiny of investigation. Ifonv
n n'' doubts This fact let him seek infor. |
I |"aa0 OF NJ. A. Dauphin. New Or.
If ' IFS o ,.a, and he can be fully satisfied
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

Eight Jersey cows were exhibited at
the late Wilson county fair which could
not be bought for less than seven thous-
and dollars.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

At the late reunion Of tic 29li Con-
foderaic Tennessee Regiment, near
Nashville, one Of the veterans wore the
same hat ne had on when he entered the
army in 1861, and has worn ever since.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

:rrac'ice in the Courts of Franklin and nd.
s Wa" counties, and in the Supreme Court nj
N"shViiIe Prompt attention given to iii
business entrusted to them. [mav2O 80
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

During the time the internal revenue
system has been in operation Tennessee
has paid the Federal Government 500.
800, 900.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

TIE Massnchusclt Democrats bayc
Gen. Butler as their candi-
for Governor again.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03
"Wednesday, oct. 3, 1893.

s--.s-.~.s-s-A.aa-,s..,s,... ,.s.s-
Wal we'll !. IA rao,cla n make any
further effort toward getting tire Homo
Journal to take 'iand Oh the subject
ol ProH'nuop' iHt ''''PF " l5'''l ~,
H. h,,o IN oro, him Iti,o Jort I"io
too int which he Lus zone, mad he dis.
appeared with the rcmah; that "The
editor OF the News has a ca'te ha''ehe
IRON 70 % o,i'eye "a ,e i'."a,s , ;" w. ~
Loyc M u,linJ fccirg far tbc Glitter IF
the Journal lie has s,;nc qualities we
admire, and e nis yIccs wc would Ike
10 lci.e'e i"'t they are only virtue.
,I,,',J eli, NJ, o,,r.. ~, fl, Isr.t;hf
lion ognuiou hi, Iiiuye TO take a
stand in favor of Prohibition has made
the whole State believe thnt lie IS OPP.
posed to u, ami ne ~ mi''"He! D. D."
ss'r.''s 'n c ~ '", XXI" '''.''''',s
unor fine lircs of ,,bor. No MIN i've,
10 himself ~ dies 30 himself, and q
public teacher, Ike the editor ofa news.
mpef' "Hehl 10 We "o!l'-. enough l."
""'' c''''' ',.T W. XII =" ,,"' ""' .
,r,., Gc,, Rn, NO. b,yc ioIorcd in
vain with the editor If the Jonrnal
we wanted to see nm " nero ~ tHe .
onhnI 5,', Iito tciill", la s ~ 70 ~.
tent when fla battlc /. rocino around
him 1--WE have pipad to hm and he .
would not dance, and 90, IN the word.
% tie olG song We gay To- MN, 'g1na
"f, my over s''n ~ J ''""'''
0'""' : '''"''
A''r @ Hr' rcad.ns ID the foregoing
felt inclined to let it pass nnnoticed'
Ae cie $50 a"d r'r3o1i remark, that
had f''r.' ''.' c hate ana P".'' "e ho'e
" g'9 me- quite o"crpo"ared any
thought % attempting n reply, much
less ~ "ns"'r The Ncwa has surely |
Focnic' ne best literary talent Of the
land IN its eraialtou3 effort to get the.
Home journal TO "taac stand on the
subject Of 'r'A'bIIon'' While ! am
perfectly indifferent ~ to the c"ur'e The
He"l may pursue o'a newspaper, Gle.
waited abovc pof'naIism, / would spg,
G'4' that tn" cause It seems so devoted
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

an English syndicate is DESTROYS of
purchasing r. haIfa ndllion acres Of land
ID tennessee tor immigration purposes
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03
THE SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION

Begins August Tuesday 1888 The outlook for the future full Of
ise The enrolment 3 the The growth
steady and healthy to-day Normal the largest age in
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

hand 'Fh'eis, @,., on
Tie bost of Wine, Beer and Alo
mar9l If N'c'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

l90i Prizes, amounting to ------- S26jjOO
Application for rates to clubs should Ia
made only to the cliicc Of the Company in
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, Civ
ing null address. Make 7. o, Money or
uers payable and address Registered Letteraio
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
Ordinary Letters by Mail or Expr,ssto
M. a. nAlrHsn,
New Orleans, la,
or NJ. A. DAUPHlN,
OoI Seventh St., Washington, DC.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03
CAPITAL PRIZE, S75. ooo,
Tickcts..oniy SIS. Shares
in proportion,
Louisiana State Lottery N

ave Go hereby certify flat We sp,,rri,.
the arrangements i,r ali the Month"; ' 'aT
Semi.arnral draw,rc- oi the Lmri.ior: s, .,
Lottery Company, and in r,ron MANAGE ,rd
conlrolHhe drawings Themselves, and hat ,Ia
same are conducted with honesty, loirres'
and in good faith toward MI partics, and r,
auihorlze the Company 70 usl this certificate
with lar-'lmi!'Sol orr Signatures attached IN
its u crtiftmtnts."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03
M NEW ~,1 on-r'n', August j, lsss
TO THE PUBLIC! =
Investigate for You,a.,

:, Ios,tmaster-Goneral Gresham h.,,, VS.!
IlThed II wilIgi and malicious ia,atLing pub.
gard to the character of The ii"onn;tiioodinp.
Lottery Company, The iollowin%' iI a'i STATE
en- to the public to prove his sn '"cls are civ.
be false andsnntrne; Vu'ilessb
Amount OF prizes paid by Tho -
to present date: January 1879,
Paid to the Southern Express Co
New Orleans, T. NJ, Mecca,
Manager III,
Paid to Louisiana Y Jsl, D,nl SlsCc,so
JOS. II. Oglcsby, Prcsjdcr, ""'
Paid to Louisiana State Nmi , :4Gs,0CO
Bank, ). II. Kennedy Prcsid"n, =.
Paid to New Orleans National m Folio
a. Baldwin, President.
Paid to Union National Bank ( @,SO
Charlaron, Cashier -
Paid to CiiizCns' Bunk, f.. I'm, d,iN
ricrc, President
Paid to Germania National HorL 1900
Julius Cassard, President
Paid to llibernia National RonL SOSD
Chas. PalTey, Cashier
PAID to Canal Bank, Ed. Toby, ''@
,o
Paid to Mutual National Bank 1870
JOS. Mitchell, Cashicr----"' -,
Total paid as abovc----- soo-o..
Paid in sums OF under 81 900 At '-'-''NN
the various Offices OF the Gonna.
ny throughout ths United Sin,cs eoco-
~
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Total paid by all

For the truth OF the above facts W. NV, p,
the public to the officer. Of fine aLn.' We feeI
corporations, and Tor our legality and a .sas9
ing to the Mayor and Officers Of IN" r ;,ar0,
New Orleans, to the State authorize Of i9n; q
lana, and also to Che L. s. Officials If I Iou'
lana: We claim to be legal, honest and t"ul''
rect IN al olrIransacion., Il. much 50 a. W., ,a
business in the country. Our siarJir.;o au!
coded by all who will investigate ,n m.h'
stock has Ior, years been sold at our I,o,I "
Brokers, and owned by many Of cur a'I ivy y,
known and respected citizens. ''' wv
NJ A. DAUpIIIN, President
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

The Ohio election occurs next Mon.
bay, Oct. Sth.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

incorporated in 1863 for % years by tbe
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
pnrposes-wi.h cHpi,al # SlOOOOOO-lo
which reserve fund OF over SiVO5CO aa,
since been added.
BY IN overwhelming popular vote its fran.
rhlfe WI. ma be u part Of the present. State
Constitution adopted Dee. ID, AID. 1879.
MA- u he only Lottery ever yotcd on and
endorsed by the people Of Gry State.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-06-06
ACARD FROM BEN BUTTERwOPTH
He Declines to be Governor.

Thought 1 had made sufficiently known to
all those who were actively concerned to know,
that was not in any sense, in any wise or un-
der any circumstances candidate for Govern
orship.
My name win not be presented TO the Con-
vcntion. If presentedit viii be withdrawn.
This much is due to myself and to my friend
Judge Foraker, and the other candidates, to
remove any impression that the contents of
your Washington kilograms in to-day's issue Of
your journal may have created, that was un-
der certain conditions a candidate
am certain there will be no contest between
my friend Judge Foraker and myself over this
nomination or any other. His nomination
would be especially crafty to me, and L would
fight by his side from the beginning TO the
end of the battle / will do my utmost. who
ever may be our standard bearer. I was never
sour politically aud don't know how to suk I
am not Of those who fear disaster this fall and
in 1884
am aware that the people Of this country
have been guilty of sins of commission and
omission, for which they ought to and win be
punished but 1 am well assured that we have
not done that which could awaken the Divine
wrath to the extent which surrendcr of the
care and control of modern Democracy would
suggest, We may deserve chastisement but
that wOuld be cruelty, aud would seem to es-
tablish that our Republic no longer merits or
has the favor of heaven
Respectfully, Ben Buttcrworth.
Commercial Gazette, May a.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-06-06
NEW BOSTON.

Playing marble and fishing seems to be very
popular among some Of the male sex,
Mrs. Orr, who has been on .Ae sick list for
some time is able to be Up again.
Rev. Lloyd Glled the last appointed of Rev
Middietowns at the VI. L. Church, and preached
a very instructive sermon.
DR.. Miller, of Miami county, has been Wis
iting his brother Of this place
O. X. HiXon was in the city recently dispos-
ing Of his fine crop Of tobacco.
E. AIcGregor, has been visiting friends at
SARDINIA.
Thomas Davis who had his foot mangled i'm
a saw mill is able to be about on crutches
Ed. Dimes is building a new dwelling on his
farm west Of town.
The NJ E. SaLL-:A S.-hOut was reorganized
few Sabbath ago with the following named
officers and teachers Superintendent, Z. J.
Bumganer assistant supt., A. W. Orr man
ayers, DR.. Miller, d. McGregor Susan PuTkhiser,
Mrs Lucas, Mrs. w. v Patton and Mrs. DR..
Miller; secretary, Susie Bumgarner treasure,
Matte Bumgarner and AIpz. ". Y. Patton :
collectors, Matte Purchaser and Joe Patton /;
Librarians, Wine Lucas and Scott McGregor (;
organists, Matte Bumgarner and Nettie Mil
Ter teachers, A. w. Orr, Il. McGregor, Willie
Miller, Nette Miller, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Lucas,
Mrs. Bumgarner Mrs, PurkhisheT. Mrs Patton
and Matte Bumganer,
Quarterly mee;,us was held at the M. E.
Church 2ad and Sd Of June.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-06-06

NEW LEXINGTON.
Saturday, June 2, 1883.

The soldiers graves we're decorated by
the little girls of the village last Wednesday.
Owing to the arrangement made for deco
rating the soldiers graves at Leesburg,
speeches and music were dispensed with.
Our little village on last Sunday evening
was visited by phantom in human shape
dressed in an old overcoat turned wrong
side out with mask and horns upon The
head. There were to many in the secret,
young man, your identity was discovered.
List of letters remaining in the post Office
at Highland, Ohio Miss Ida Doyl, L
Doyl, Mrs. Jane Doyl, Miss Cora Housmnn,
Newton McLinn, Mrs Carrie Stow, Chas
f. Stow, Miss Eva Timberlake, Miss Matte
CoGman, John Cook, Thos. L. Davis, Re
becca Hosllins, D. McIntOch, Ed o. Don
nell, Lidia Smith. Foreign Caracci Ali
emani SAT saveris. JOS Cohn, P. NJ.
Mr. JohnI woodmansee, who lives two
miles west Of town, on last Monday, May
28th, met with a very surprising and happy
event, but it is thought he will survive and
get along all o. X. The event was that his
wife presented him with two small heirs,
boy and girl, to make his declining years
the happiest Of his life. As he was heard
to remark, 'it is all right, have plenty to
keep them"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-06-06

Jo,ros p,uor 10 bri1dirc most and rail
cspca ot ReeseviIle o
The VI. b. Sunday school received new
singing books tst Sunday.
Rev. James Williams occupied the pulpit
at the NJ. E. Church last Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Dillon will start for Florida
next Tuesday TO join hsr husband.
Mrs. C. E. Thomas. Of HiHsboro, wns
visiting friends Mt this place last week.
FropI. Doolev of reesI,urg was in town
Wednesday in attendance at the Decoration.
We have % new millinery store In town,
Mrs. Seamon. of Leesburg. is the proprie-
| tress.
Rev. James Adams of Piketon, o.. was
visiting relatives here, the forepart Of this
week.
A chrome peddler was on our streets last
Friday evening. filling the air with noire
trying to sell his ware.
HUGH e. Vance started for Cincinnati
last Monday. where he has obtained stu
alton rs book-kecper.
Ihirty-six church benches, six, eight and
HeTbnT%e55' iYi Io,5' so0' 40 " ''' ''IT mav33-3t "a L.
Tho n,oos1os : s.m ou fla ioorooso GO
,I,oro oro .o,,ou,1 ,,ou,' o,a,, =, to-,,, T.ia
not alone confined to children but adults al
SO suffer.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church are max
ing arrangements to hold an ice cream fos-
'i'Sl III 'ne ne"r iu'ure lor 'ne Oenen' ol
the cnurcn'
A. /. Hteiimlburger has a fine lot OF bed
He repairs ali kinds Of furniture, and makes It
good as new. Prices reasonable. l6w4.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-06-06
SICILY,

We have had a fine galn which was greatly
needed,
Farmers are quite done planting, and a great
number Of acres were planted III corn in this
neighborhood.
The wheat and meadows look splendid.
The oats has the appearance of almost fail
ure.
Misa lUsaa and Ida PeddicUd, of Brown
County, were visiting Mrs. Lille Duncanson.
Of Main Street, but found her very i'll. They
were compelled to leave much to their regret.
Mr.. E. U. Keller and wife and daughter were
visiting friends at Ripley, o,
Mr.. Richard Bean, Of clinton County, was
visiting friends IN This vicinity
There has been a great many applicants for
our school We understand Mr.. G. o. Pcddi-
cord Is the successful one.
Rumor says one Of our Widawors will betake
himself wife as soon IS &e has remodled his
house and painted everything that paint will
stick toe. We wish him success.
Mrs. Mary o. Cumberland and wife and Anna
L. Huggins were visiting friends at SARDINIA,
Ohio
We undcrs!and that Mr.. C. Badgley has re-
cciycl his pension for services in the late war.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-06-06
OUR WEALTH.

Through the courtesies of our accommodate
ing assessor, Calvin Andrews, we find that the
taxable personal property is as follows: Lees
burg Corporation 565 j67;' Lexington 55l O90:
Townships 1857, OO4, total amount S47i, SOL
The births from March 81, 1882, TO March 81 ,
S3, number "a. or these 40 are males and IA
females. The females were nearly all born in
the eastern and north-ea5ton part OF the town
ship Near the larger streams. VIII some of the
medical fraternity explain this ? The number
of deaths is 81; of these 10 were males and 10
females The number Of male inhabitants 81
years and over is 633 Of these 594 are white
and A colored.
MEMORIAL AND DECORATION
Memorial services last Sunday we're well at
tended. Rev. j. Wilson preached a fine SER
mon at 1880 a. M full Of patriotism and pathos
which melted his audience TO tears. Rev. j. G.
Black delivered a splenpid sermon at 7.2O p. IN.
to large audienceand az usual caphvated his
hearers. Decoration Day came with its rain
that rendered the ceremonies still more solemn.
Fortunately however the showers came SO as
not to interfere with the exercises. The church
was literally lined with draperv, flowers.
wreaths. and festoons. A monument was
erected in the center aisle TO the memory OF the
"Unretunod.' The ladies deserve a great
deal of praise for the tasteful manner in which
they decorated the church. The graves of the
departed heroes to the number of 48, were dec
IIs oraIea win imposing ceremonies at 10 a. m,
church. which they filed to overlooking long
before two o'clock. The regular services of the
Post were gone through with and then follow
was he "f''T1a f"ar @ Gia'G 9loalle, ESQ Mic5 ii
- an vi LiiG alyclIool anu ISsteu
him to say many pleasant and touching things
on temperance, morals, and Christianity, in
connection with the thema of the day, which
"a 1T1 10
Of Iairfeid fovnshin G6oJ rli{sis 80 o P'FpIo S,.
nisbeJ Lv the oboir and t,yo bnrTg ""' LUZ
'L'SON"- MENTION
Miss Grace Jones, Of the Institute spent last
Saturday here the guest of the Misses johnson
NJ. z.,..r -,
Mi. Leke Johnson OF hokomo, Ind, has re-
tives.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-06-06
From the Masonic Review for May, 1888.
DECORATION.
BY MRS. ESocH TAYLOR.


We gather to-day around patriot graves
To mingle our tears and mourn our lost braves.
Wen wreathe Ger their tombs the ivy and
Apd gn,li',,, ,,,s,,i-,,,-., ......-.-.,.-.-.
Wr'd fliT bs,e 49, .ia-,Ig ~ anu 1T llie
L. ''e'~ b"ll'li'1 Ille' Year,! We
Like the t'al, .,memorv of ,o.rtvr. - f,ror.r ban.
-, -'''1'J VI i"'lylH, forever kept
They s6o1id 6TIiGd live in their vor5rro and h,oo,, IN
their prime anu OiOo''' III
'0'' III 'iie S'loS oi 'lile'
Perennial beauty should ever bloom here,
Kept moist by the dew of the patriotic tear.
The sun should shine brightly, the sky should
The turf all aroun9 ms ms 'Ti sbonlS u bosso Se ue and
bloom,
To brighten the gpot where e1r bsros 81 ~
Lie laureed in slumber-at home y,itb tbs
blest. '-''' ''''
Could I-., the echo Of song-birds but waken these
Gould the love OF the living but open these
graves,
Could the hearts Of our heroes, now silent for
Arise and respoud to their comrades, three
cbecrs '''0S '"'0e
Could their souls for season to eartb-Iife re-
turn w ' VIZ iIl0 IT,
Would their hearts not rejoice. their bosoms
To sec how their death broupbt nentv and
pride. P'0"'y anu
And peace to the land for yvbic, t5ev had dioag
P,,4,,,,r..,-..
But no let them rest their battles are DER
Inc Olast OF the buglo shall rouse them no
r,,, more, more,
Inc sound OF the drum at the dead of the
The trumpeter's call to follow and fight
The roar of the cannon That stiT2a5 .,,.-,
breast '.'' '"""O" 'n'' ''H''a every
No longer swal,ens or,r ,,-srriCrg % -,,4r
They slumber in silence beneath the green
sod. e0"
They have fought the good fight -fornd neoce
with their God f''''0
Let banners and flags float DER them and wave,
Leu the stars and the Stripes" grace every
Nav o}r rrtriot ,-r,,.. -,,,-,. -. --.,
Where the IoyS Sst 90 ',,,i I, oy S,eLy mound, IN S
,Tr.os ~ sJ az al puSu Vi OUT heroes Is FOUND.
m, and died,
That the 'Star Spangled Banner" might float
far and wide,
U er the length Of our land and to each ocean
shore,
terror to treasOn-till time is no more.
When Tibert,, tr,-,t,,, 49,, .----,
ti,rora ''eHiOieu anu tossed on her
When trsitn,,s ,-,r, .-u-,.,;....- ,-..,-,-
doVn "'io 'iaLiplng our Oa1Iie-hag
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-06-06
MARSHALL.

Married at the residence Of The brides
parents, J miles west Of Marshall, May l6,
1893 by Rev. j. G. Gatbreath, Mr.. W. H.
Storer and Miss 3Ulla Templin. Also, May
II, 1sS2 by Rev. DR.. Starr, Mr.. Charley
RoEa, Of Hillsboro, and Miss Clara Simp-
son, from near Marshall The former have
gone to their future home in Adams county,
the latter to Hillsboro We extend them
our hearty congratulations.
Another wedding is booming, but Just
wait with patience and you will hear about
it,
the Marshall Dramatic Club will give
their entertainment next Friday and SatuT-
day nights. Admission 25 cents, reserved
seats, 35 ceptR