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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-05-16
Farmerg ID busy plaptlng oorn.

Farmers are busy planting corn.
James BOgue is IN high clover. It's
girl
MumPs are prevailing among the child.
rem In town.
Worrell sells the best wagon manufactured.
my2w8
Miss Maud Daughters was sick last weat
with the measles.
Boys, why don't You get up base ball
olubP You have the material
Mrs. Amos Patterson, Of New England,
o., was the guest Of W. B. WorrelTs family
last week.
James Woodmansee returned 10 Indiana
last Monday, to look after his land and
lumber.
Charles Hartel has taken out license un-
der the late Scott law, and will continue
the business.
Harry Horsman started for the West last
Monday to be gone some time visiting
friends aad relatives.
Horseshoe pitching is all the game that
is INDUCED in publicly this spring, as base
ball and croquet are of the past.
The first crop Of wool Of the season was
brought to town last Thursday by Eddie
Thornburg and sold to Joseph Cohn.
James Savage, who lives three miles
north Of town, is lying very low, with but
little hopes Of recovery, as he is upwards of
80 years Of age.
Rev. James Williams, Of Iowa, preached
at the M. E. Church last Sunday evening.
Last Sunday evening, about half psSt
nine o'clock, some persons made free use
Of their pops by shooting in the streets.
causing quite an excitement among the cit
liens IN the near vicinity, and the query
was, Where was the marshal2
Rev. J. F. Lloyd, of Hillsboro. occupied
the pulpit at the NJ. E. Church at this place
last Sunday morning for Rev. Black, who
was in Sabina.
]. D. Achor, DIR. Robert Elwood and
Wlte, and others were in Warren county
last Saturday and Sunday at big surprise
dinner in honor Of Mrs. Polly Eyer.
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The Art Amateur for May contains some
excellent simple designs for wood carving
from the Cincinnati School Of Design,
together with the first Of series Of articles
on practical Wood Carving for Amateurs. -
by Calista Halsey Patchin; a seasonable de-
sign Of dog-tooth violets for dessert plate,
some attractive South Kengington en-
broidery designs, a page Of monograms in
''B, " and profusion Of designs for jewell
ers' use. There are illustrated articles of
much interest on the decorations of the
Cornelius Vanderbilt house, on the costumes
and jewelry worn at the Vanderbilt ball.
on charcoal drawing, on Japanesque china
eoooation, and on a remarkable embroid-
oa1,i mitie. The exhibitions Of the Ma
tioRal Academy and the Society Of Ameri-
can Artists are reviewed at length and some
OF the best pictures in both are illustrated,
the frontispiece being particularly charm
ing drawing Of Carl L BrandPs 'Portrait
OF Lady" in the Academy exhibition
Other articles Of special practical value are
those on portrait drapery, flower painting
IN water colOrs, mural decoration, and en-
broidery in gold and silver. The Nav
number concludes the fourth year of The
Art Amateur, and the index for the last
twelve months gives vivid picture Of the
surprising wealth of designs and instruc-
ton contained in this invaluable magazine.
Price, $4; single numbers, 35 cents.
Montague. Marks, publisher, 90 Union
square, New York. my16w2
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All the Best.

BuSksye Super Phosphate, of Clsvslana,
Ohio, still merits its wonderful increasing
demand this spring. Bring wagons when
you come to buy. A constant large supply
on hand. Phosphate and Plain Corn Drills,
Champion and Hoosier Corn Planters, the
unezoelled Hamilton Cultivator, Columbus
Plows, South Bend Chilled Plows and
Points. Best Hay Rakes, Champion
sorapers, Hoosier Grain Drills, Middle.
town Porcelain Lined Rubber Bucket
Pumps, Engines, Threshers and Saw Mills
of the J. L Case and Gaar-sooot make,
and the Celebrated Family of "Osborne
Reapers and Mowers"
ALL FOR SALE BY
REECE & OVERMAN,
HILLSBORO. o.
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IYNCHBURG.
Saturday. May IL, 1888.

Mr.. John Bogart, Of Jacksonville, high,
ly respected citizen and former Commits.
sioner of Highland county, died at his
home near that place on last Tuesday. His
remains were taken to Mt. Washington for
burial.
Persons afflicted with rheumatism can be
cured by using DR.. ]. d. Kau6man's Ange-
line, positive cure. Write for descriptive
pamphlet and treatise.
Hammer & Son,
Lynchburg, o.
Sole agents for Highland and Clinton
counties. ap25w4
j. A. Trimble, of New Vienna, was here
looking after insurance business on Friday.
A worthy farmer of Clinton county came
10 town one day not long since with his
wife. He left her at the house Of a friend,
and in company with one Of our ministers
drove out in the country to a sale. When
the sale was over he drove back to town,
left the minister at home, and drove home
but did not think Of his wife until he got
in sight Of home. The joke was too good
for him to come back, so he sent his son in
to town after his wife. 1 will say for the
benefit of those who may go to guessing,
that he is a strictly temperate man.
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FOR SALE!
Newspaper Interest!

Owing to a partial loss of sight,
wish to sell a half interest in the
NEWS OFFICE to a good practical
printer of steady habits, who is capa-
BILE of managing the business and
mechanical departments.
For particulars, terms, etc., addres
J. L. BOARDMAN, Hillsboro, o.
Our exchanges will confer a favor
by noticing the above.
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The Examination in our school com
meneeS on Monday, snd viii oOntinu,
during the week. Parents and friends Of
the school are cordially invited to attend.
The closing exercises win be held ct the
sohOOlhouse Friday evening, May 18, at 6
o'clock, Annual sermon by Rev. ]. G.
Black at the N. E. Church, Sunday, the
Goth, at 8 p. m. Commencement exercises
at the n. T, Church on Wednesday eve.
ming, asa inst, at O'Clock. Address by
Gov. Hart. Essays by the graduates, Miss
Mae Wright, Jessie Horsman, Hattie DUFF,
and Anna Kelly.
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PENN TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS.
PENN TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS.
Report of Superintendent Edwards,
ALL IN A MOST FLOURISHING CON
DITION, AND ABOVE THE AVER
AGE OF ANY OTHER TOWN
SHIP IN THE COUNTY.

To the Board of Education of Penn To;
Gentlemen-Having been appointed by
the Boarn at their September meeting last
Superintendent of the schools in the town
ship, and instructed to report their condi-
ton in writing at this meeting, I hereby
submit the following:
In order to gain as full a knowledge as
possible of the condition of the schools in
the township, visited them all, spending a
day in each, and examining nearly all the
classes in each school
Upon the whole 1 find the schools in good
condition and the pupils we'll advanced in
the different studies-in my opinion above
the average of any other township in the
county.
I find the total number of pupils enrolled
in the white schools for the winter term to
be 263, and in the colored schools 40, dis
tributed as follows:
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Notice to Contractors.
Auditors ONCE, Highland County, Ohio.

Auditors ONCE Highland County, Ohio.
HillsbOrough, May /, 1888.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received At the
- Office Of the County Auditor, Of Highland
County, Ohio, until "a o'clock noon on WE'D
NEsDAY, June 6, 1888, for fugnishing the ma
terial and constructing brick sohOOlhouBe in
Bub-District No. A. in Clay tOWnsbip, Highland
County, Ohio, on the lot now owned By the
Board Of Education Of said township, In said
Bub-distri0t. Plans and specifications for said
building viii be found on dle IN the County
Auditors Office fror and after the 10th day Of
May, 1893.
Each bid must - DE usIns Of every
person inteEested sc ane, and t1neOOm-
panied by q Buft1t lsnfy uf aisin-
tereated person thal Uid d !
contract wiz be ontorld lltrd1 ta lld.ai-
anee Of II properly secured
The bid FOR each kind Of nti a1 fdf
by the specifications dhall be 8lntl
and the price Of each given, and th5 nI b
labor must also be stated separately. Tho eoh-
tract win bo aWerded TO The lowest Responsible
bidders, reserving to the Board OF County Com
misaionera the right 10 reject any o. all bids.
BY ordar Of the Board Of County Commia-
aiOn0rs Of Highland County Ohio,
my2w5 2. ~ DEBRUIN, Auditor.
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World Of Good.

One of the most popular medicines now
before the American public, is Hop Bitterg.
You see it everywhere. People take IL
with good effect. 1t builds them up. Il ia
not as pleasant to the taste as some other
bitters, as it is not whisky drink. II il
more Like the Old-fashioned bone-set tea.
that has done a world of good. If you don't
feel just right, try Hop Bitters.-Nunda
news. my9W2sp
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room, 1 find mathematics receiving mucb
the larger share, and by'some teachers it is
made hobby, wEile the important one of
writing find much neglected by nearly All
the teachers. think this should receive
the attention of Directors as well as the
the Board. VIC
The study Of Geography find consumes
more time than necessary, there BEING as
high as five classes of different grades. 7
think No. could very well be dispensed
with, and this find to be the opinion of
many teachers. think a primary gram
mar Is needed. Many of the teachers are
using Kellogg's. I
Concluded on page 8.
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FOR SALE.
run DALEs
StOre-rOOm and Public Hall,

0JOTe'rOOm and Public Hail.
The building is 20 feet front, with large
show windows, 10 feet deep, stories high and
good cellar.
The stOre-room is fitted out with modern
counters and shelves, chandeliers, stove and
CRATE, new 5000 h. fire and burglar proof safe,
scales, etc.
The Hall has stage, drop scenery and all nee
essary equipments. viii be sold on easy pay
ments Immediate possession given.
Address, j. HILLIARD,
ap25tf Leesburg, Ohio, Highland county.
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NOTICEl
Stoves, TInWnro, Roofing, Tile, &c.

hereby inform the public and all our old
customers that win continue the business car
ried on by my father before his decease All
orders for tin and sheet-irOn work, gas fitting,
plumbing, roofing ETC., will bs promptly at
tended 70, and neatly executed. win keep in
stock Stoves Of all patterns and TinWare, Tile,
etc. Oal when you want anything in my line
split CHARLES r. RECH1IY.
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The daily mail of the Pension Bu-
reau in Washington is as large as that
Of a city Of twenty thousand inhab-
itants.
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Where is the sprinkler
Charley Fields has a nice restaurant.

Where is the sprinkler
Charley Fields has nice restaurant.
DR.. Granger, of Russell, was in town Or
Friday.
E. H. Hill has removed with his family
to the city.
Mr.. Horton supplies this market with
fresh fish,
Geo. P. Dunham, collector of the Sixth
District, was here on Tuesday.
Deputy Collector Babb, of Wilmington,
was on our streets on Monday.
The Tennessee Jubilee Singers gave a
concert here on Tuesday evening.
L P. Morrow will leave on Monday for a
protraoted visit to friends in the West.
An old friend of Judge Tories present
ed him with a fine mess Of fish one day
last week.
Bsyless d Co. have fifteen hundred
pounds OF best Rio coffee to close out at 10
cts. per pound. wi
Mrs. Daniel Scott, Of Hillsboro, and Mrs
Scott, of Illinois, were guests of Mrs. J. A.
Meadow last Thursday.
A little son Of Henry Hart was severely
but not dangerously hurt by being thrown
from horse on last Monday.
J. W. Henderson, representative Of the
sixteenth district Of Ohio in the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows, left on Saturday to
attend a session Of that Order at the city Of
Tifin.
DR.. srofe, Of this place, and DR.. shep-
herd, Of Hillsboro, performed a difficult
surgical operation on John Bogart, Of Dod-
sonville, last Sunday morning. Mr.. Bo-
gart died on Tuesday morning.
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1t is said in Boston that the Meth
odist Episcopal Bishop Bowman, be-
lieves that he holds spiritual com.
munication with his deceased daugh.
teT.
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TOWN AND HMLsBoRo P. o. sUBsoRIB
ERg

Tosublcrfbers In HiIlsboro and vicinity, the
NHWs win be promptly delivered by Carrier or
q the Post Office or ONCE Of publication, on
the following TERMS
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About $50 miles Of thread are
made daily in American mills. It
was allimpOrted 80 years ago,
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Grand Total............

1 also find 13 pupils enumerated for 1882
attending other schools and two of school
age engaged in teaching, making 278 whites
attending school during the winter term.
| The enumeration of whites in the township
for 1882 was 364. This would leave 86 pu-
pills of school age in the township who
were not enrolled in the public schools dur
ing the winter term, or nearly "a per cent,
showing 76 per cent. in attendance. These
were distributed to the various districts as
follows, as near as could ascertain
No l, 8; No. 2, g. No. 3, 16; No. 4, TO-;
No. 8, 22 No. 6, "a. Total sc.
The number of pupils enrolled in the
different schools varies but little, the aver
age being 81 At.
CoLoRED SCHOOLS.
In the colored schools I find enrolled
| No. 1, IA. No. 2, 26. Total 40. The emu
meration Of colored youth in the township
| for 1882 was GA, showing 60 per cent. in at
| tendance and 38 per cent. absent for winter
term. As my examination of teachers reg
listers was made near the close Of the winter
term, this will be found nearly correct. A
few may have been enrolled after my exami-
nation, but the number would be small.
The per cent. enrolled will be increased
when the summer term comes to be added.
AS I find by the Clerks report for the
year 1882, ending Sept. /, that there was
enrolled 404, including colored, and taking
the enumeration to be about the same, the
per cent. enrolled would be 94t for that
year. Yet this per cent. not in attendance
during the best part of the school year is
large and think the causes require the at
tention Of the Board.
TEXT BOOKS.
The text books in use in the schools I
find to be in general uniform, and such as
have been adopted by the Board, with the
exception Of History. Two Of the schools,
Nos. 2, and 5, are using the Eclectic Series,
instead of Ridpath's, the series adopted by
the Board. I called the attention of the
teachers and Directors to this fact, but they
refused to make the change, and had no
instructions to enforce the order Of the
Board.
I also found the Eclectic Series in use in
the colored schools, having been recon-
mended by the Teachers Institute. 1 did
not think best to advise q change in said
schools until the close Of the term, as the
classes were far advanced; in fact 1 had no
instructions to make such change. think
the matter should receive the attention Of
the Board, as it may avoid trouble in the
future.
STUDIOS.
1 find the following branches taught In
the different schools Ia the township;
Orthography, reading, writing, arithme-
tic, (mental, common, higher, grauimar,
algebra, geography, descriptive, PHYSICAL,
bookkeeping, D. S. History, With globe
exercises
In regard 10 the distribution Of ti.s de-
voted b these s5vegal studies in tho,scbool-
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FOR SALE-CHEAP.
A PlOw Paper Cutter.

Having bought new Peerless SO-inch
Paper Cutter, we have Piow Paper Cut
ter, iron frame, 28-inch cut, in good order,
which we will sell cheap. Price, 500. In
quiEe at this Office.
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50 Diamond Dyes are SO perfect and so
beautiful that it is pleasure to use them.
Equally good for dark or light colors.
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Pure cider vinegar

25 cents q gallon, also by the barrel q
reasonable ra,ss +. AATML.
aPIsw5 Corner High and WGlPul
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No. 2-ELIMINATIONS,
Remove one letter from each Of the words
whose definitions are given below, and in each
case leave a word meaning an Obsticle,
l. Part of a tree.
2. An animal
8. Without shelter.
4. A building.
The eliminated letters form a word meaning
sharp. Our Willie.
No. S-DOUBLE ACROsTIC.
/. A narrow way.
2. Before.
8. To rise above.
4. To decorate.
B. Destruction.
The initials form what is seen, and the finals
what is heard in church.
Answers 10 Young Folks Corner Of May 9;
To No. 1-Handicraft.
To No. 2-Brown bread and baked beans
To No. s. wall
ROSA
Ever
Neck
To No. "A boys viii e the winds WI and
the thoughts q youth ara long, long, tbou -
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THIS tAE ~ 3 .8sl li y So'9 81 Re Esasps9si aS sss
Aqlll lalu 40 srInea 81 y rIlerQ QdEell lieln1
e11lt.s ll1' u nd iIl'if % INV YORK.
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Young Folks Corner.
No. 1-CHARADE.

No. l-CHARADE.
My son, don't first your precious time
In idly Willing the hours away;
You second lack, and much fear
You'll be a worthless whole some day.
Cousin Kitty
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Tie NImbIe Lie.

Inc ulmplo N0
IL like the secondhand upon q clock;
We see u dy; while the hour-hand OF truth
Seems 10 stand still, and yet II moves unseen
And wins ct last, for the oiook win not strike
Till Il has reached the goal
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New Lexington Market.

ported by ". B. Worrell, retail grocer.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-28
BY UuB NJ TAB POOLS.

''Why--pardon my remarking t-but, my dear
old friend how changed you are. declare you
must have lived very high vary fast to have
driven the color ont Of vour hair and ne spr g
cut of yo1r sep this fashion"
Looking A. n. 80 set N Re rvor from he
groands Is p ac- ZIP the i. ,sog, i4Y sc ool
chum-who is now one Of the best known mn ng
experts in the country--answered 1T wasn't
fast living did it, but dyspepsir and nervous col
lapse, from overworS ! ought 10 have stopp. s
years before dc. was 20 But who ism.
il yoa co q thl'
Tam thi 4. FIVE years o., VT tes Mr.. Charles
Watts. of West S,mers. Fuusm Co, y e.
and had so fered from dyspeps for fifteen years.
Went the round of the current remedies, falsely
SO called. Listlessly and without hope I gave
Psrker's ToI ic trial. The result may be stated
In three words: it cured me, l endorse row
without hesitation. is the dyspeptic's refuge"
MIR. G. r. Cole, druggist. of Carmel, N. Y, certi-
fes to the truth of Mr.. Watts statement
Hiscox & Co., proprietors, call especial atten-
ton to the fact that this preparation, which has
beenknown as PARKER's GINGER Tonic, will h re-
fter be ca lie PARKER's TONIC AS unprineipled
dealers arr constantly deceiving their customers
by substituting inferior articles under the name
of ingr, IN as ginger is really an unimportant
ingredient, we drop the misleading word.
There : nc change, however, in tue preparation
ITSELF ano all bottles remaining in the hands OF
dealers, wrapped under the name of Parker's Gin.
ger Tonic, contain the genuine medicine if the
facsimile signature of HIscox q Co is at the bot
tom OF the outside wrapper.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-28

STATE OF ILLINOIS, as
Rock Island County.
In the Circuit Court, September TERM 1889
Ellen Littler VI. Charles II. Litter, IN thanccry.
Affidavit of the non-resdence Of Charles X. Lit
tier, the above named defendant, having been filed
in the Clerks office of the Circmt Court ot SAID
county. notice il therefore hereby given to the
said nonresident defendant that the complainant
filed her bin of complaint IN SAID Court on the
Chancery side thereof. on the l1Gh day OF July.
1883, and that thereupon summons issued ont
of said Court wherein said suit Is now pehd'hg,
returnable on the first Monday in the month OF
September next. as is by law required NOW; mn
less You, the said nonresident defehdaIt above
named, shall personally be and appear before said
Circuit Court, on the first day OF the heAl Term
thereof, to be holden at Rock Island, u ana ior
inc said county, on the first Monday III Sepiemher
next. and plead answer or demur TO the said
compIainant's bill of complaint, the same and
the matters and things therein charged ana Stated
Will be taken as confessed, and decree entered
against you according to the prayer Sa Q. sa'u p''
i'o'N i0i'lU' LEVI r. HARSoN, Clerk.
P. o'MARA, Compt's Sol. Juiy7H-ala
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ra-.a. CanaraI Langsfreef

WOODSTOCK, H., July 27.-Gen. James
Lougstreet, of Georgia, the confederate of
Hcer who so promptly acquiesced in the re-
suit of the war and co-operated with the Re
publicaus in the measures of reconstruction,
has accepted an invitation to deliver an ad-
iress at the McHenry county fair, at this
nIAce Santember IL