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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-09-12
saturday, september 8, 1es8.

DR.. W. ]. srofa and wife were at Hillsbor,
on Friday.
Mrs. ". G. Woodrow is visiting her son
Clarence, in Nebraska.
The sale Of Postal Notes began at the posi-
Office here last Monday.
Dr. Garner has removed his dental Office to
the room over the bank.
Several Of oHF plHgepo attended the opening
OF the Exposition last week.
Mr., Glasoock, Democratic candidate for
County Treasurer was here on Friday.
DR.. s. Chapman and E. P. West Of Martins
vile were on our streets on Wednesday.
Daniel McCann returned on Friday evening
from visit to his old home in Clermo9s
county
Rev, Ohas. GaVouts and wife, of Dayton,
we're whiting Mr., and Mrs, Thos. Montgomery
last week,
Mr.. W, T, Holmes, OF Denver, Col, who has
been visiting his parents here returned home
last week.
MF. Geo, W, LeFevre, candidate for Auditor,
made many aoquaintances here last Thursday
and Friday.
About twenty Odd Fellow from here attended
the funeral Of Con Edwards at Martlpsvine
last Tuesday.
Mr. Samuel P. shafer has bought farm
near Milford and viii move to it about the first
Of next month.
School will begin Monday, the 10th inst,
with following corpse Of teachers yada MUIR
ply, primary Jennie Boatright intermediate; !;
Mary shull, grammar J. A. shannon, princi-
pal
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Like Hot Cakes.',

The above is an old-time expression, and il
nearly as 'old as the hills, but yet il Is ocos.
sonauy brought into good use, and placed In A
position where it counts and adds great weiTbt
70 the words accompanying it. This is true in
Hartman Co., by Mesars. Parrstt 4 Son
druggists, OF Greenfield, Ohio, who saw
send US some more advestisinE matter
Your medicine is selling like hot cakes. send
us "a good supply, for we need it badly"
thing. Judging from the above. PeT11so S,S
manalln must be in good demand in that conn
Try. Being composed purely Of vegetable i'm.
gredents, druggists feel safe in rscommeDdinr
them to their friends. Send for the pampbIef
on the ellis OF Life" Ss115,-5 -''''
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WINUHESTFR.

Oolored camp meeting. Big attendance.
Miss Lizzie Day, who has been visiting her
slaper Ioie, Tor sometime, has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Benz. Hudson visited Mr.. and
Mrs j. T. Bsveridge this week.
Miss Josie Hudson Of Greenfield, Is visiting
her cousins, Misses Maggie and Clara Hudson.
@. W. Steen is having a serious TINA with b;-
eye, which vas hurt some weeks since. Ii bng
burst and is now running out.
Allen Palmer will stay with Mrs. Nancy
Steen this winter and so to school in the BIf
Splendid speeches at Temperance mass meat
ing last Saturday by Messrs. Reynolds. os ind
lana, and McClung, of Kansas
hr Billie Williamson, who has for number
OF years been seriously afflicted with rheuma-
hsm, il hardly expected to live.
Dr. Noble is oonvalescing and prospects for
his recovery are fattering.
O. E. Wilson will teach in Brown county the
coming winter
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Capt D. NJ Barrett made q short stop her,
on Saturday morning on his way to the Buford
! celebration.
The enumeration Of youth Of school age in
Lynchburg special school district shows the
number to be 254.
Mr.. H. G. Robb returned from Michigan las,
week where he he's been fnp come time for the
benefit of his health.
Miss Mary Richards who has been visiting
her uncle on Main street returned last week to
her home in Newark, Ohio.
Our base ball club played game Of bail last
Saturday with the Martinsyila elsL on the
grounds Of the lattsr, sne score stood 25 to 10
IN favor Of the Iynchburg club.
A refreahing shower fell here on Saturday
morning. The farmers are behind with their
fan work on account of the dry weather and
very little blowing for wheat il done yet.
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NEW MARKET.

Ih7maa VanWinkle is visiting relatives in
Indianapolis. ~
X u: Vance commenced his school at Pleas
ant hlL' Liberty township, Monday week
Misses Nettie shugert and Nettie Dill. Of
Lebanon, o., are visiting the Van Winkle FAM
lily in this community
The insinuatiOns made by the Gazette oor
respondent in late letter from this place in
during the Baptist Asaooiatlon, we're ENTIRELY
without foundation. Mr.. McCHntick was AZ
tAat time sufiering with sore foot and TO
make that an excuse to make filings at him was
very much out Of place, indeed.
Rev. ]. G. Galbreath filed his prlnit a. tbo
Presbyterian Church last Sabbath week. after
an absence Of four weeks, on account OF sick-
ness.
Mr.. 7. 3. Bell commenced his six months
term OF school Al Sugartree Ridge Monday.
Uol 7. A. Walker paid us a flying visit re-
Gently. The Colonel is well liked here, and
will hold his own.
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wonderful and mysterious curative power q
developed which is 90 varied in its operations
@ sIAt no disease OF Ill 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.
"PatientB
almost dead or nearly dying"
For years, and given up by physiciapu OF
Brights and other kidney diseases, liver com
plants, severe coughs called consumption,
have been cured
Women gone nearly crazy
from agony OF neuralgia, nervousness, wake
AuIhess ana various diseases peculiar to women.
People drawn ont of shape from e1cr1eisting
pAngs Of rheumatism.
lnfammatOry and chronic, or suffering from
scrofula --''-
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 oan be found in every neighborhood In
the known world. Gent
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Many persons who purchase eggs
show a decided preferences for those
that have dark-colored shells. They
think their contents are richer. In
some eastern cities retailers sort
their eggs and ask higher price for
those having hnely-coIored shells.
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It Purihes
the
Atmosphere.

| rs exposure in a sick,
room, Cellar, CLOSET on
Stable purifea the at
Imosphere and drives
away the germs Of di-
Isease and death.
Taken Internally Il
Ipurifes the Stomach.
giving it tone and
healthy vigor. 1t is
thus that it cures Indi-
gestion aud Dyspepsia.
When used as a Lo-
.tiOn it destroys all
Freckle and Bio tch
producing germs, leav-
.ing the skin clear,
white and transparent
as that Of a little child.
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WILL PREvEN'
Il Destroys
the
Germs Of Disease.

lisa fact establishe,
by Science that man
Diseases are introduced
by putrihcation, whicl
reproduces itself ant
propogates the disease
in ever widening cir
cles.
These diseases gener
ate contagion aud fl
the air with death
Such ID that dread
Terror.
.Asiatic Cholera,
which is now devastat.
ing the East and ad.
vancing on it's mission
Of death rapidly toward
our shores. Other dis
Heases Of the same sort
are Diptheria, Typhoid
Fever, Scarlet Fever,
Small Pox, Beasles,
Yellow Fever, Fry
sipOlas, etc. All these
generate e contsgiOn.
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 bv
stopping the produc-
ton Of Disease Germs
and destroying those
already produced. Both
these results are dc-
o0nphshed by the use
Of Prof. Darby's prepa-
ration Of Boracic Acid
and Chlorine, known
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MRS Chas. Brognard who has been auits IN
Tor some time ia much better a. present.
Q. II. Harper was in this vicinity laat vsot
shaking hands with The boys.
Our correspondents an failed to notice An
event that happened ut the Baptist Church on
sunday evening a week, which was highly
entertaining 70 the lockers on. The parties
Hete luoool,,iul however, In carrying out their
plans, Notwithstanding the efforts oil an nnrrv
father.
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Every vessel that sails for Europe
from New York, is loaded with rich
americans in search of pleasure.
Every vessel that sails from Europe
is loaded to the guards with poor,
hunting homes.
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Young Folks Corner.

No. TUMBLE.
In glory's true prize the distinction
And the race lies not. OId David
No. 2-HALF SQUARE.
]. A stove,
2. A game.
3. To amend.
4. A fur bearing animal.
g. conjunction.
G. An adverb.
z. A consonant. NON
No. s-TRANsPOsITIONs
I. IranSpose arms, aud form oloss
z. lranspose sin, and form sinful
q strike. ' anu Aofh
Z TranspOae a circle, and form . Sooli,b
Cousin Kitty.
No. ..4-ENIGMA.
Composed OF II lsttsrs.
My l6 8 iS a child's tov.
Ny 10 IL IL lAia 10 aoiI
Ny IS 6 is to cut.
My 2 4 10 l7isa parmept
ny whole Is the name Of noted writer
Barkis
Answers to Young Fclka' Corner Of Sent &,
NO no 70 l-Webater'S Unabridged Dietonarv
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3 ~ %SAlP up 4, shark. harh B. geamp c.mn
40 no. B. TIRE
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CHOLERA!
PROF. DARBYs
Prophylaotic Fluid.
The Most Powerful Autidsptio Known.
the CHOLERA.

The most powerful
iAntiseptic agsnt which
chemistry has produced
ItB use either inter
lndlly or externally rem
.ders all itcomes in con-
tact with, pure, slseei
and cledn-the prUduc-
ltiOn Of disease germs
caeses and the patient
lrecOvers.
When uBsd'on u
IoerB, s0alds, Burns,
Eruptions and Pain,
IgWeetens the parts
and promotes tho rap
id attic n Of
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Sarah j. johnson and LEROY johnson
her husband, Of Pomeroy, Garfield county
Washington Territory, and Robert F, Wright
minor ~ years Of age, of Richmond. Rsy
county, Missouri. will take notice that peti-
ton was tied against them on the 27th dsv of
July, A. D. 1888 in the Court Of Common
Pleas, Of Highland county, Ohio, by James II
wright and is now pending in said Court
wherein said James H. Wright demands par
utlon ot the following real estate to-wit Sit
1ated IN Penn township, Highland county.
Omo on the waters Of Fall creek. part of
Seeney No. 1921, beginning at a Spanish oaI
and black gum, corner 20 John Clark theme,
south 65 de. Is min. west 50 poles 10 q
stone, white oak and hickory (dead) theme,
south l6 de. 45 MN. east 1856 poles to two
white oaks, GRoiher of Clark's corners. and IN
Joseph Morrow's line thence with said lin,
Aorth II de. 10 min. east 1875 poles to a buI
OAK and hickory in William Patton's line and
corner TO John Z. Leaventon; thence with his
hne south II de, As min. west 100 poles TO
Z. torked dogwood and stone in Samuel Wright,
lne thence south l6 de- n poles to the
beginning, containing two hundred and forty.
nine l239l aOres Of land, more or less.
ana that 40 the next term of said Oourt
October 1882 the said James Il. Wright viii
apply for an order that partition be made oi
SAID premises. JAMES H, WRIGHT
BY ISMA TROTH, his Atty.
August 10, 1ss3.-augl5w7
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It Renders all II
Comes
in Contact with
Pure and Healthy.
DARBY'S
PROPHYLACTIC
FLUID

Space does not permit us to name many of
the uses to which this great Germ destroyer is
applicable. ask your Druggist for printed
matter descriptive of its usefulness or address.
n. ZELIN & CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists, PHILADELPHIA,
90 cents per Bottle. Pint Bottles, SIOO
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(No. 97O1.)
James H. Wright, Plaintiff,
vs..
Sarah j. Johnson, ct al, Defendants.
Court OF Common pl6as, Highland County.
Ohio, In Partition.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22
CLEBuRNE.
A High Wind Bishop Garrett to he In the
City-rersonals, Rte,

High Bishop Garrett to be Ia the
City-rersonais, Etc.
CLsnrRSs, April Alan exceedingly
hard wind passed over the city last night,
lasting for several hours and II seemed FOR
a little while that It would sweep of some
Of the lightly built frame buildings OF the
town.
In special few nights since we men.
toned Mr., John s. Lawson, formerly of the
remington hotel, Is having been appointed
clerk At the Cicburue house. We now find
out that this Is u mistake us Mr.. A. W.
kooerson holds this position nj the above
hotel. Mr.. Lawson Is connected with the.
hotel In another capacity.
Dr. J. L. Jeflries, o, this city, who has
been absent at st. Louis receiving medical
at'entioh Tor MS health, IN expected home
stored
Bi.hop Garrett, of the Episcopal Church,
wan be here tomorrow and will fill the
above pulpit, morninr and night, and will
administer the npostalic rite of coniirma.
uon, lie is an eloquent and talented
speaker and his hearers will be treates! 10
an intellectual treat.
CITY Congreeationalists will preach
q, the Methodist Church tomorrow. morn
dust, business has been brisk to-day.
The following are registered ut the
Cleburne house to-day. j. NJ. Warren,
Geo, l.. Withers, IL. Gooch, 81. Louis; II.
y. Careeltiers, kimbali Nolney Robinson,
Thomas Granger, weathesford j. l..
Bulord, Albany; W. NJ. Knight
Dallas John r. Crozier, Galveston; w
Y, Dodson, Waco; W, w. Fearle, Dallas
i. NJ. Connor, Hon. Gordon Randall, Dal.
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uonxales, who read an elaborate and cara
essay. N S'"''s'VS'
a resolution of thanks 10 Covernor
,reisnu ior an invitation TO the veterans IA
ulne with him Tuesday was adopted.
Npoh calls being made the iollowipy
Se'srahs took the stand: General Walter
i. hsne VINO was unhorsed by Mexican
.sneer IN the battle OF San Jacinto and
wiz mnpse S ilIe was saved at the time hy Gen.
who esntured San Antonio from ,bs Me-
cans w. l.. Hunter, only survivor of tbs
rsnnin massacre, .snd who escaped hv
ireignlhs 10 be dead, after being hayoneted.
volohei ;, Wharton, Houston's aid, Bir
root Wallace, whom the citizens y
oeiton presented with snit al
orosdcioth; Colonel Blount survivor and
OF ,ne slgners of the declaration of lnde.
penaence, Mrs, Isabel MoCracklinr. now
,sslulhs IN blanoo county, and who made
sue cartridges used at Nacogdoches in
,SE . salute over the news ofthe victory
-, a resolution appointing committee of
rs The best manner of preserving the Alamo
alIer the state secured the control ol
same was adopted, "
W. y. Irvine, ofkaufnan county was adj.
'"i,'eu 70 hrst class membership.
resolution OF thanks to Senators Mat
,oek, Ration, kleberg and Representatives
douglas, Acke', Armistead, for the interest
tney loon IN the legislature IN behalf OF the
veterans was adopted and John w. Swis.
ner, Oh Austin, W. W. Moody, of Paris, and
wen hardeman OF Caldwell county ap,
pointed on committee.
Adjourned, sinedie
me Iadles organized aveteran association
TO assist In raising money, Mrs. Wilson
was made president, Mrs. II. Il DnfT,rJ
vice president; Miss Shepherd secretary,
and Mrs, X. l., Gordon, treasurer.
FROM the rolls there are 723 veterans liv.
ing, including the ladies'.
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IsiasH
AGO.
a suspected Murderer Arrested Delegates
Expected In Large Nnnbers- -Return-
Ing Hnme. Ein.


n suspected Murderer Arrested Delegates
Expected In Large Numbers Return
Ing Home, Etc.
WACO, April 2L-Ispecal.l--A negro
giving his name as John Achols, who has
been around here for some months past.
was arrested at the Narrow Guage depot
TINS evening, by Deputy Sheriff Ford, sus-
pected OF being the same negro who IL
wanted at Marshall. Texas, for a murder
committed there. He will be Jailed untll
the Marshall authorities can be heard from
Another mass-meeting OF tho citizens
y called TO meet at the Baptist
church Sunday to perfect arrange.
ments for receiving and entertaining
delegates. Some seventeen hundred ara
already booked as coming.
The lumber fight still continues and ALI
dealers announce that they will hold ont
TO the end. Prices went no lower than Sii
per thousand to-day.
The veterans are getting back from Bel
ton, and the Knights Templar have nearly
all returned from San Antonio The Waco
delegation TO the shooting tournament AZ
Houston came back this morning.
Vaughan slayden, q ten.yenr old ylrl
died here this evening The remains viii
DO carried by parents TO Champaign.
Illinois, Tor interment.
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WEATHERrORD.
Merrill Parks Sentenced to Fifty Years
imprisonment. stc.


Merrill Parks Sentenced to Fifty Years
imprisonment. etc.
WfATnERfoRp, April 2l.-[special. THE
district court room to-day has been crowded
by those who desired to hear the arru.
ments Of the several ATTORNEYS
whose names were sent vonr
paper yesterday as being emplovsd
70 represent the state and defendant Mcr.
~ Parks, on trial for the murder Of Frank
Hogan. The case has been stubbornlv and
ably conducted and has been OF great Inter
est to the spectators and eager listeners.
Col. j. H. y Mccall closed the argument for
the prosecution at $3.50 O'Clock, D. M. and
the jury, after receiving the charge from
the Jndge, retired, and In four hours 70.
turned verdict OF murder In the second
degree, and fixed the punishment at fftv
years In The .penitentiary. The yer-
dict is considered as being verv
light In view OF the facts. The defendant
will take an appeal.
rms section was visited by n revere
wind and lightning storm last night, bnt
the damage was light, and only to shade
trees, ienc y, etc. s
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GALVESTON
celebrating san Jacinto Day In Grand
styio-other Interesting Items

Seiebrating san Jacinio Day In Grand
styio-other Interesting Items.
GALVESTON, April lu.-[Special] The day
opened unpropitious with rain aud high
wind, The former, however, ceased about
10 u. IN. The blare Of brass bands an
nounced to tho expectant multitude that
the gallant ilremen were on the move,
The department, as 1t moved through the
principal streets with its gaily decorated
enslnes anu apparatuses, presented mag.
innocent appearance and elected expressions
ol a1hiiration throughout the line cf It's
Inaroh, ana was lifting commemoratiop
y, tne memorable battle that made Texas
lIee ana independent iorty.seven wears AGO.
The Brenham hremen and other delees'
tions did not arrive in time
TO participate In the parade in
consequence OF the excursion train being
iaid out. Upon their arrival they, howey.
er, were taken IN charge by the Galveston
lremen, ana as each company gave ban.
quet, were feas,ed and wined TO their
hearts content. Tonight grand fircman's 4
pail is ~ progress at the Pavilion. where
Joy and hilarity reign supreme. The con.
tempisted excursion and picnic of the Gal.
weston Artillery com Dany at Laiitte's grove
""sPostPoneu III consequence OF the threat.
ening condition OF the weather.
John Heller, the boy forger who was sent
before the criminal court yester.
day to answer to the charge Of
forgery, shot himself in the ,bieh
Today, intiieting serious but not danger
GUS wound.
Sam Lee, the Cinnamon who was con.
virt'd and fined for keeping an opium den.
a uay or Two ago, and in default of pay
nent sent to the city prison, attempted TO
hang himself by strips torn from his blan.
ket, to-day while laboring under III of
mental alteration. He was sent TO the CITY
hospital Tor treatment.
A ire broke out this afternoon In the cot.
tou yards OF the Galveston, Houston 4 Hen.
derson railway and partially consumed two
bales OF cotton, by prompt action the
names were extingulshed before the fire
engines arrived.
to 81, ,3G6. '''''
lnlerments during tho week, seventeen,
adults .; children 8.
Cotton receipts to-day were 2,4iC bales.
exports 5, ,O70,