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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-03-14

Farm for Sale.

The valuable grain and stock farm of Philip
Hansbrough, situated miles N. Of Hillsbor-
ough Highland Co., o., ~ miles N. W. Of
Samantha and miles S. Of the M. & @. r. r.,
containing about 220 acres; 100 acres improved
and in a fair state for cultivation, so acres good
timber Perennial springs, never failing wells,
and a small stream crossing near center afford
ing fine stock water improvements ordinary,
soil good and sufficiently undulating to require
but little undertaking. Bounded east by
county and west by State road, both Of which
are being macadamized. On its eastern line
is one of the best country schools in the county,
and near its N. W. corner in pleasant grove,
stands the time honored Auburn" Church.
The industry, honor and intelligence Of the
neighbOrhoOd; choice Of markets; rare eduea-
tiOnal and church privileges, make the location
Of this farm equal, if not superior, to any in
the State.
For terms or further information apply TO OF
address either
Philip Hansbroueh H. Garnett
feb289m Inantha, Ohio.
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HTLLSBORO, OHIO:
Wednesday, March "a, 1888.
PRICETOWN.

PRICETOWN.
Measles spreading broadcast.
Considerable moving just now.
Cbappali Farris is on the sick list
Schools closing out with good results
More sickness than usual in this commu-
nifty.
J. W. Pulliam is lying very low with
typhoid fever
The late freezing and thawing is hard on
our wheat.
Gus Thompson, Of Lynchburg, is wanted
here ns q nurse.
Doctor Ohaney is almost worked down,
and his practice increases every day.
The band boys are 'livening up, and are
producing fine music under the leadership
of Frank Faust.
Mr.. Blair, Of Wilmington, Clinton coun
ty preached in the Christian Church Feb.
ruary 25, at II a. m. and p. m He is &
progressive preacher.
D
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afterward re-appointed by President
Grant, Minister to the United States
Of Columbia. While here he obtain
ed from this country a treaty giving
the United States the right to build
the Darien ship-canal, but the treaty
was not ratified by the Senate, and
the scheme at that time consequently
fell through. In 1869, because of ill
health, he resigned and came home.
Since that time he has been physical
ly incapacitated from performing any
arduous labor, though, in partner
shipswith his son Robert, he has
praCticed to some extent in the
United States Supreme Court, Court
of Claims and before the depart
ments at Washington.
For the past two weeks he had
been complaining Of a severe cold,
though it was not until Thursday
morning that he took to his bed after
a severe chill. DR.. Reamy was at
once summoned, and he at once pro-
nounced the Generals disease
pleuro-pneumonia, fatal, and he
fingered until half-past six Friday
night, when he quietly passed away.
General Sullivan was married in 1859
Miss Mary McGill, in this city, who
died about three years ago. All the
family he leaves is his son Robert J.,
a widowed daughter, Mrs. Clara
Chambers, and her young daughter,
and an unmarried daughter, Miss
Blanche. The general made his will
yesterday, dividing his large estate
among these four.
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Henry Vincent, the English lecturer,
related to an American that he was driving
with John Bright when the news of Abra-
ham Lincoln's death was told them by a
man who stopped their carriage by the
wnyside for that purpose. Neither of the
two Englishmen spoke q word in response.
They drove on in utter silence, and by-and
by when each looked up at the others face
the eyes of both were full Of tears.
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BELFAST.


George W. Blair is on the sick list.
]. 7. Newkirk has returned from his visit
to Missouri.
Joseph A. Clark has sold the Hottinger
farm to John Trump.
J. B. Faris preached his farewell sermon
for the present year at the Mt. Zion Chapel
last week
J. H. Bergman has taken charge of the
store formerly owned by I. F. Webster &
Son.
School in sub-district No. 3 closed Feb.
23d. Thomas Roberts, the teacher has
given general satisfaction and is engaged
for the spring term.
G. A. Pucltett has engaged the Belfast
school for the spring term A. P. Reed is
teaching the winter term, but expects to en-.
gage in farming in the spring.
School in sub-district No closed Feb.
ruary Oath, Frank NJ. Smart teacher. Gen.
eral satisfaction was given, excepting one
family. There will be a spring term Of
school, but Mr.. Smart has found better oc.
cupation, and does not want to teach, hence
vacancy yet.
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IF I should die before you, love,
pray you do not keep
Your woe beyond the first few tears
The world viii have you weep;
But say 81 make this heaven less
BY moaning thus in dreariness.n
And plant my violets white and blue
Above my place Of rest;
And tend them with those dear, kind hands
I have 80 oft caressed;
And ny ''These flowers were his last will
And for his sake watch them still"
And when the spring that I so loved
Shall flush the land with life
1 pray you seek my quiet grave,
But not with tears sweet wife;
And, if the flowers in bloom shall be,
Say 40 he sends his love to me-"
Temple Bar.
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A new counterfeit fifty cent piece has
been put extensively into circulation, and
the secret service officers are now investi-
eating the matter. It is considered very
dangerous counterfeit of the old pattern,
dated 1880. 1t is of the exact weight of the
original, and has clear metallic sound
when tested. The authorities think its
composition consists largely of German sill.
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LyuCnDuIB3 w., March b, 1858.
Ed. HIGHLAND NEws-I noticed in the
columns of your valuable paper week or
two ago, a few words from your talented
Jacksonville correspondent, in which he
says that J.. W. Smith, of Lynchburg, was
in Dodsonville looking after his fences. l
believe he also had another name for him,
something like chronic candidate for assess
or. / think he must have considerable
malice toward Mr.. Smith for saying what
he did, for am sure he is well enough in
formed to know that j. W. is not candi-
date for assessor. Then in your last week. S
paper 1 see that Smith had replied to him,
and in that reply he makes known his OBJ
iect in visiting the isolated village of bod
sonville, which he says was for the express
purpose Of securing names of persons in
favor of prohibition amendment to the
Constitution. Following Mr. Smiths re-
ply, comes few words from Nc, in which
he says: 'The DodsonviH cor. was right
after all IN his way as ~ b was trying to
put prohibition fence und the liquor
traffic" / can't see lfoW he Dodsonyille
correspondent was right bis way or any
way at all, for he says tatI w. was look
ing after the assessorship Give every man
his due. j. w. Smith Straight probi-
bitionist, and is not working in the interest
Of any other party. BIZ was predicted here
by some Republican voters some time AGO
that j. w. was fast drifting toward lie
Democracy, but it has turned out that some
Of the very ones who made those predic-
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1RO, HIGHLAND co, o, WEDNESDAY, MARCH IA, 1888

tions are now full hedged Democrats. j.
W. Smith talks prohibition whenever ard
wherever be can get q chance, and when he
goes to the polls he votes it, and don't you
forget it. Respectfully,
3. Holiday,
Republican.
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Eight miles south of Hillsboro, on the
Belfast pike, containing 1923 acres in three
tracts, all connected, two houses, and or
chards, all in pasture, good tobacco and
fine timber land, can be divided to suit
purchasers. Terms $23 per acre. For
further particulars address,
Geo. W. Doggett,
Hillsboro,
feb28w4 Ohio
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The family were telling riddles one evening,
and the five year old told this 'Four little
hopper toads sat on tree; two hoped off and
then there were three Nobody could guess
it. ''Well, she explained, Zone Of them hop
ped right back again" ''Who told you that
riddle, asked mamma. 'Nobody," replied the
little one Il thinkt it all up my own seff."-
Detroit Post.
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Nancy A. Robinson was born in High
land county, Ohio, near Hillsboro, January
6, 1885. At the age of eight years she
found home with the family of Charles
Browning. Becoming greatly attached to
Mr.. and Mrs. Browning she remained with
them all through the years of childhood
and young womanhood. To them she was
daughter, and from their wise teachings
and loving care and guidance they had the
pleasure and satisfaction of seeing her grow
into a useful Christian woman. She was q
member of this family until her marriage
with Allen Hartman, which occurred Nov.
Is, 1856 After living in Fayetto county
for number of years with her husband
and family, she moved to Jay county Iudi.
ana. From there they returned to Fayettc
county, living near Greenfield, where after
a short but extremely painful illness she
died February 3, 1888, aged AZ years and
2G days. She leaves a husband and seven
children. During her sickness she had
with her daughter Of whose companion.
ship she had been deprived for some time
previous. Early in youth she needed the
divine advice Of remembering her Crea.
tor, Joined the NJ. q. Church, of which
she remained a member until her death.
Fayette Co. Herald
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Silver Creek N Y Feb a 1aaO

Silver Creek, N. Y, Feb. 6, 1880.
Gents-I have been very low, and have
tried everything, to no advantage. / heard
your Hop Bitters recommended by so many,
1 concluded to give them a trial. 1 did,
and now am around, and constantly i'm
proving, and am nearly as strong as ever.
marl4wlsp W. H. Weller.
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Valuable Farm For Sale.

Situated on the Belfast pike, near Hills
boro, contains about So acres of good land.
For further particulars call on H. @. Glas-
cock, adjoining the land, or @. N. Roads,
Berryville P. o. janSm2f
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Fnded CnInrs Restnrnd.

Faded or gray hair gradually RECEIVERS its
youthful color and lustre by the use of
Parker's Hair Balsam, an elegant dressing,
admired for its purity and rich perfume.
mar7m1
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pain is felt under the Shoulder-bade, mistaken for
Rheumatism general loss Of appetite; Bowels
generally COstivc, sometimes alternating with laNi
the head is troubled with pain, is dull and heavy
with considerable loss Of memory, accompanied
with apainiu sensation ofleavins undone something
srj dnebcJ fcs is so1c,ir3os an si3eniant often
nistsLen for consurntion. tbc patient complains
Of weariness and debility: nervous easily startled:
fec, cold or burning, sometimes preldy sensation
OF the skin exists; spirits are low and desPonuentS
and although satishcd tnat exercise wona 9e Dene-
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PETER J. SULLIVAN.

A Gallant General and Able Diplomatic
Passes Quietly to his Last and Long
Home.
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THIS PAPER gd%. Ne 529na So S9 SsaspSPsi s 81 sSS
Advertising BureauO 40 Spruce St where qdye5tlsns 9
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Young Folks Corner.

No. I-IHANSPOhIIION.
My letters five if placed Alright
smoothing tool viii bring to light.
II you these letters will transpose.
The criminals dread you will disclose.
ITanspose these letters now once more,
HQp'll find portion Of door. EIHM.
No, 2-COAIBINED 2 FRACTIONS.
!, Oneffourth of soda, ons-sixth Of nutmeg,
one-siXth nf ginger, One-fourth Of salt and one
fifth Of H0ur form what Ingredient used in
cooking2
2. One-fourth OF gold, one-sixth Of quartz,
one-ifth of topaz one-sixth Of garnet, one
tenth Of tQurmaline and tWO-hfths Of agate
form what eol l1nldn rock2
3. One-teh Uilhme1in one-eighth of
spelling, on eonan dne-eirhth OF
rhetoric 0 nf botany. TX. t4b-aeventhg
of gramm atndvf Rosa
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OFrroE-Corner Of Main and Short Streets, OPP
posite Music Hall.
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Composed of 15
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My 3 G is bird.
My Il 10 II is to repair.
My z 8 10 is a girls name.
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Answers to Young Folks Corner of March (;
To No. 1-Spoil.
To No. 81, Seen, seine. 2. See, sea. g.
Stile, style A. Two, TO, too.
To No. 3-Sir John Franklin.
To No. A.
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Published EveryWednesday
j. L. BoARBMAN.

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
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ForDyspepsia,
Uosttvenoss,
Sick Headache,
Chronic Diar
rlmn, Jnundioe,
I1npurity Of the
blood, Fever and
, Ague, EInlarin,
and all Diseases
causod nv De-
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A dealer can make no better investment than

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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-01
Fresh Cream Candies at Stoves.
MARRIED.

R-DUNBAR.-On Feb. ID, 1888,
by j. Merritt, J. P, at the residence Of
J. P. Dunbar, Mr.. Levi Beaver and Miss
Amanda Dunbar. All OF Henry county,
Ohio.
CowAN-J.CKsoN--On Feb. 20, 1888, by
rs. Pope, J. p, at the residence OF the
brides parents in Harrison tp., Mr.. Alex
ander Cowan, Of Norwich, Conn, and
Miss Gratia Jackson, of Harrison tp.,
Henry county, o.
MILLER-CLIFToN-- Sunday, Feb,
18th, at 4 4o'clock, p. M, at the NJ: E. par
senage, Liberty Center, by Rev. F. Mar
riott, Mr.. Cyrus Miller and Miss Alice
Clifton.
WILLIAMS -BowEN.-On Tuesday, Feb
ls, 1888, at the residence OF the brides
mother, in Napoleontp by Elder I. Hud-
son, Mr.. Albert r. Williams, Of Liberty
tp., to Miss Mary A. Bowers. All of Hen
nv county, Ohio.
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Pan candies 81 all kinds at stoves. /
..G[E Notice.

In reply to s. NJ. Hague's notice OF last
week, beg leave TO say to those inter
ested in'the Walter Underhill lands, that
have placed on record in the Recorders
Office of this county, where all can see, the
original deed from John w. Clark to said
Underhill, and have in my possession all
Of tho patents issued by the State Of Ohio
to said Clark for said lands, which will
complete the chain oft:tIe to these lands,
which any one interested can have BY ap-
plying to me and by paying : small
amopHtfr my trouble and Recorslerls fees;
and to those with whomI have contracts
for abstracts and recording fees can have
the same by calling at my Office, and pay
ing the amount agreed upon. II this no.
tice be read by any one wishing to have
the title to their lands perfected, will dc
we'll to call on me for the same, and j viii
give them correct information and. pro.
cure the necessary papers toccmplete Their
titles, without paying s. u Hague s25, s5(
or Sl0O, for work, which in many cases hs
has failed to do it in a proper manner.
st w. F. DAaGETr.
Visit Stewe's Restaurant. TT
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Can a Hnrsa Talk.

That horse is possessed with more
than ordinary brute intelligence, is fact
which has often been demonstrated and
long since conceded by all close observers.
Many incidents have been noticed and re-
corded from time to time which go to
show that horse will calculate, that he
can count, that he will remember roads
and places, and if all these, may he not to
a certain extent he possessed of reasoning
faculties. A bet or wager was recently
made by an owner that his horse could
talk, but of course this was extravagant
and the owner would have to lose. That
Saur's Condition Powders will give horse
good appetite, cleanse his blood, and in
short renovate his entire system and build
him up to be good, strong, healthy horse,
in less time than it takes any other medi-
cine to do it, is also fact which has been
we'll established by all who have ever used
them,