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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-05-09
70, HIGHLAND co. o, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1888
Real Estate Transfers.

C. W. Cole and wife to Charlotte and Susan
Clouser, interest in Is acres on Clear creek,
$780,
Mary A. Perley to Charlotte c. Clouser in
terest in is acres, Penn tp, SlOO.
Hezekiah Cole to Charlotte G. Clouser, in
terest in Is acres, Penn tp, 500.
Martin Mcclure and wife to jefferson
Hawes, lot in Hillsbsro, $500.
James II Baker to Mary j. Bayless, lot in
Lynchburg, SS5.
VIM. Priugle and wife to NJ. L. Smith, y
acre in Penn, $l6O.
N. Smith and wife to j. B. Ridings, acre
in Clay, 1925.
Mary NJ. Davis to j. W. Bobbitt, lot in
Lynchburg, Sl35.
David Cowgirl to John w. Barrett and Anna
NJ. Miller, so acres in Paint, S4 900.
Minerva j. Ault to John B. Upp, 70 acres
in Paint, 81.
Mary A. Mcyay and husband to Carrie D.
Rucker, lot in Greenfield 5000.
Rebecca Jury to the incorporated village Of
Greenfield, lot, $40.
Michael Lyons and others to the incorpora-
ted village Of Greenfield, lot, $500.
w. w. Bell to Maria f Carr, lot in Green
field, 5000.
Nelson Squior and wife to i. S. Martin, IS
acres in Madison, $4,000.
j. W. Landess and wife to John Dinch, 10 q
acres in Clay, 5000.
Joel Hart and wife to Margaret Smittle,
acres in Liberty, 1850.
r. B. Nevin and wife to Katie link, lot in
| Hillsboro, 5000.
David C. Turley to Mary L. Smart 80 acres
| in Brushcreek, $500.
Jacob C. Mock and wife to VIM Sanderson
| y acre in Clay, S275.
| Thomas W Tyler and wife to John Banks
90 acres in Madison, 50 800
W. T. Covan and wife to Kate Monroe, lot
in Leesburg, $3.50
J. S. Monroe and wife to VIM Wright lot il
Leesburg, $50.
Jane Davis to Mary Sharp, = acre in Fair
| field, $500.
John Q. Odell and wife to Thomas 0. San
| tee, lot in Greenfield, SG75.
Dynes Copeland and wife to J. Z. Yankee
lots in Sinking Springs, 81 SIS.
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HALF FARE.
To Kansas and Return.

The Cincinnati, Washington and BaIti-
more r. R. on. & o. have named the
above rates from all principal stations to
Lawrence, Kansas, and return, for the ben
eft, not only of the Dunkards, whose meet
ing at Lawrence lasts from May 18th to
goth, but that any and all desiring to visit
that interesting and rapidly developing
country may have opportunity to do so.
The tickets will be good going until May
Goth and good returning till June 25th.
Fortunately for those living in the vicinity
of the Cincinnati, Washington & Baltimore
R. r., this is the shortest and quickest
route to that section with fewest changes
of cars.
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WINCHESTER,

An infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Dodge died last week.
Charlie Robbins is again with Hugh Ken
nedy.
Report says the authorities closed j. w.
Blalemores salooon last week. The effects of
the Corporation law Thus let the good work
go on.
Mr.. Hudson has treated the inside of his
house to a complete dressing, plastering, regu-
lar reftting, etc, in general.
J. P. Anderson has rented house and black
smith shop in Tranquility, where he will move
to in the fall. He and his brother Hamer will
carry on blacksmithing
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LYNCHBURG
Saturday, May 5, 1888.

Hon. j. B. Furay, of Omaha, Neb., was here
on Thursday visiting old acquaintances.
The Internal Revenue collections at the still
house for the month Of April amounted to
s63, 86767. This is the largest collection in
any one month since the war.
The following letter was found tackled mp in
Hodson's old mill near the dam:
May 2, 1888.
Friends: Beneath these dark waters lies my
body. 1 seek in these silent depths the rest
could not find while living Tell my father his
child forgives him for his cruelty, and tell my
Harry, also mine no longer, to think kindly Of
the girl that loved so well, and when fair sweet
Lilly becomes his bride, as she some day will,
tell her give her my blessing. Goodbye to
earth.
Can storied urn or animated burst
Bring back to its mansion call the breath
Can honor's voice from the dust or
Flattery soothe the dull, cold ear of death?
Blanche.
The above is somewhat of mystery, as no
one from this neighborhood is missing. If
there is anybody beneath the dark waters Of
Hodson's mill dam it must be from some other
neighborhood When the creek is dredged we
will report the result
Persons afflicted with rheumatism can be
! cured by using DR.. j. d. Kauffman's Ange-
! line, positive cure. Write for descriptive
pamphlet and treatise.
Hammer q Son,
Lynchburg, o.
Sole agents for Highland aud Clinton
counties. ap25w4
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F0R GOVERNOR OF OHIO.
Hon. H. Foraker
COMMENTS OF. THE REPUBLI-
CAN PRESS.

Medina, o., Gaz.y Friday April al
The name Of Judge Foraker, of
Cincinnati, is prominently mentioned
in connection with the Republican
nomination for Governor. After
canvassing the list of candidates, we
come to the conclusion that Judge
Foraker is the man we can win with.
His record is a good one in every re-
spect At the age of 10 he enlisted
as a private and served through the
war for the Union, coming out as
Captain. He then prepared him
self for college, and went through a
collegiate course, graduating with
distinction. After that he studied
law and went into practice in Cincin-
natl. He acquired an eminent repu-
tadon as a lawyer and was elected
Common Pleas Judge, which Office,
however, he resigned and is now prac-
ticing at the bar in that city. He
is immensely popular in Cincinnati,
and can without a doubt carry
Hamilton county. His Republi-
canism is sound to the core, and his
reputation without a blemish. In
making up our ticket, it must be
such as will make it certain to carry
Hamilton county, for the success of
the State ticket and the majority of
the next Legislature depends upon
the vote of Hamilton county. With
Judge Foraker we can carry Hamil-
ton county, and as he becomes
better known throughout the State,
as he will, being a fine speaker, he
will make friends wherever he goes,
and receive the united support of the
Republican party. The fact that he
has not been actively engaged in
politics will make him all the
stronger, as he viii not be opposed
by any clique or faction in the party
The time for making the nomination
will soon be here, and it behooves
Republicans to be making a choice
of the men to be voted for. We
believe that Judge Foraker is the man
to nominate as the Republican can
didate for Governor Of Ohio.
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UNION SCHOOLS MONTHLY EXAMI-
NATIONS
For the Month ending April %, 1883
Highest Ten Grades in each Room.

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Brown SO, Mary Brown g6, Mary YIcCianahan
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05 Homer McKeeba6 "a 7-11. Frank Foraker
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Notice to Contractors.

Auditors Office, Highland County, Ohio.
Hillsborough, May /, 1888.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- Office of the County Auditor, of Highland
County, Ohio, until 70 o'clock noon on WE'D
NESDAY, June 6, 1885, for furnishing the ma
terial and constructing a brick schoOlhouse in
Sub-District No. 4, in Clay township, Highland
County, Ohio, on the lot now owned by the
Board of Education of said township, in said
Sub-district. Plans and specifications for said
building will be found on file in the County
Auditors Office from and after the 10th day Of
May, 1888.
Each bid must contain the name of every
person interested in the same and be accom-
panied by a sufficient guaranty Of some disin-
terested person that if the bid is accepted, a
contract win be entered into and the perform
ance Of it properly secured.
The bid FOR each kind Of material called for
by the specifications shall be stated separately,
and the price Of each given, and the price OF
labor must also be stated separately. The con-
tract will be awarded 10 the lowest responsible
bidders, reserving to the Board Of County Com
missioners the right to reject any or all bids.
By order Of the Board Of County Commits
sioners Of Highland County, Ohio.
my2W5 - III. DEBRUIN, Auditor.
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The school children celebrated the list Of
May by fishing and gathering flowers
The Lexington Temperance Association met
last Sunday evening at the M. E. Church, and
Rev. H. D. Green made a very able address
upon the subject Of temperance, which was
listened to with interest by a large congrega-
ton, after which singing, recitations, and other
exercises by different ones Of the society.
List Of letters remaining in Highland post
Office Adams Richard; Adams H. 81 Cook
Jacob; Drisldl Miss Anna; Hall D. Nj John
son Miss Menellie; johnson Mrs, Loui Kesler
Lander o; Kesier Mrs. samuntha; Moore Chas
Morrison Miss Jennie Q; Muren Georges Rick.
man John; Rouler Corneiusi shOckey 7. M
Smith W. Nj Dotts J. H; Sims Martin. Joe
Cohn P. NJ.
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A World of Good.

One of the most popular medicines now
before the American public, is Hop Bitters.
You see it everywhere. People take it
with good effect. 1t builds them up. 1t is
not as pleasant to the taste as some other
bitters, as it is not a whisky drink. 1t is
more like the old-fashioned bone-set tea,
that has done world of good. If you don't
feel just right, try Hop Bitters.-Nuuda
News. my9w2sp
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Born, not Made.

A leader of political party is not
an article to be turned out accord
ing TO order, as per sample, ,and at this
time less than any other can the flu
ture of a party be decided by an en-
broidered conclave of its chiefs.
The real leader is the man who can
lead. London World.
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House cleaning is the order of the day
Sias Routh, of New Vienna, was in town on
Wednesday.
Charley Henderson is able to be out after a
protracted spell of sickness.
Rumor says we are to have a new brick busi-
ness house built on Main street this summer.
Several arrests were made last week for
drunkenness
W. c. Woodrow took in the Dramatic Festi-
val at Cincinnati last Thursday.
Mrs J. C. Bayless and her son John left last
Monday for a visit to friends at st Louis, Mo.
The first vegetables of the season appeared
on our streets last Wednesday.
There is business for the sanitary committee
on Main street.
Mr.. John Brown, of Buford, visited his son
here on Friday.
Mrs Charles stroup was at Blanchester last
week visiting her daughter, Mrs. ]. L. Brush.
The Tennesseeans sing here on Tuesday
night.
Harry Glenn visited the Queen City Friday.
Corn planting has been going ON lively dur
the past week.
The fruit prospects have not been injured by
the late frosts.
Major Bishir has come to town, and is stop,
| ping with his son Andrew.
J. J. Parker has erected a photograph tent
near Main street, and viii soon be ready tC
take your picture.
Little Eddie Hills clothes caught fire onI
day last week, and while putting it out hi
father Mr.. E. H. Hill, burned his hands badly
Miss Maggie Whitaker, who has been teach
ing school at sabina the past winter, returned
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Carroll returned to thei
home in Unionville, No., last week, after pro
tracted visit to friends here.
Mr., Win H. Hugo, advance agent of TIT
Original Tennessee and Jubilee Singers, wa
here on Thursday.
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Omaha has a high school principal
who makes written contracts with
the boys to the effect that after called
up a certain number OF times they
shall be whipped; and he says the
plan works finely.
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NOTICE!
Stoves, Tlnware, Roofing, Tile, &c.

hereby inform the public and all our old
that 1 viii 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., win be promptly at
tended to, and neatly executed. / viii keep in
stock Stoves Of all patterns and Tinware, Tile
etc. Call when you want anything in my line,
ap11d CHARLES r. RECKLY.
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All the Texas papers report exten-
sive farming preparations in progress,
More corn and other grain is the
determination Of many farmers in
Mississippi.
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%.*''Too late to whet the sword when the
trumpet sounds to draw it," But never
too late to whet your appetite by taking
Kidney-Wort, restoring health and making
yourself a well, strong, hearty man. 1t is
unequalled as a remedy for all liver, bowels
and kidney diseases. All druggists keep
and recommend it.
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There are 10000 square miles Of
almost unbroken forest in North
Carolina, comprising pine, chestnut,
oak, maple, beech, and hickory tim
ber.
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Report Of Hillsboro Colored Schools for the
month ending April q
Grammar School-John Q. Price, Teacher
Class-Lizzie Nukes 94 Lille Kilgour so.
B Class-Hattie Elliott 75, Annie Money n,
Katie Hudson "a, Eva Mcfarland 67, Cora
Elliott 81. Class-Anuie Clark 75 Jennie
Young 90, Martha Hide a. Laura Woods 70,
Lille Harden 49, Emma Hurley IS.
Primary Department. M. Campbell,
Teacher A Class-Addie striblin l0O Eddie
Trimble 96. b Class-Monroe Newland 90,
Frank Kettrell 49, Fannie Bolts 81, French
Day g. @ Class-Mattie Peal 49, Willie DeYeTs
81, LrVin jenkins %, frank Coins 93.
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Chicken business is no small con-
Germ when it is estimated that $751;,
ooo, 900 is the value of the eggs OF
the country each year.
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Reports from various points in
Ohio and Indiana say that the re-
cent cold snap has only killed the
early fruits.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-05-09

Jay Gould's estimated worth is
one hundred million dollars. He is
Al years old.
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RalnsbOrO, Ohio, April 2S 1888.
Editor NEws-Having seen in your last issue
an article referring to a Funeral procession" ="
personal filings, and thinking that
probably some one might be led astray by the
few childlike remarks which it contained we
offer this explanation to the public These
'Star Performers" CD accuse me Of being the
writer Of several slurs wnich appeared in one
of the county papers. This is utterly false
We ask, what is there about the title "NeiU
Dramatic Company that is so Odious as to be
classed under the head Of "sursl" True in
writing notices of the progress Of the company
for the press, we did term it the Anew Drama
tic Company" and who can deny the truth Of
its being HelC ? Indeed, it was not the ''Old
Company" it was Ua,y nelC.
And now in regard to the "neCktie funeral.
One scene of the drama which this company
presented to the public last March, ended with
the suicide of 'Simon Barrs." The article
pertaining to his burial was all a joke, and we
thought any one of ordinary intelligence would
understand it as such, but from the primer.
like style into which the Performers have
been kind enough to translate that article one
would think that we had over-estimated the in.
telhgCnce Of the public. We will say that that
was not the funeral Of "Simon, ," for it is gener
ally believed that he was buried a month pre-
viOus to writing of that article We have nc
objections whatever to the performers wearing
red neckties; and as they say, we would enjoy
two or three Of these neat little articles OF
handicraft ourselves, for if we should even
have occasion to fly a kite, what a beautiful
contrast they would form with white paper, in
the tail Ia-ta, Messeurs Performers
H. L. Garrett.
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Young Folks Corner.

No. 1-CHARADE.
My first is part Of the body;
Myself the second viii show;
My third is a trade or employment;
My whole's occupation you know. Belle.
No. 2-ENIGMA.
Composed of % letters
My 10 2 3 q l6 is TO sever.
My % 8 8 6 is a dandy.
My i 9 IA is part Of a fish hook.
My 4 o - 10 is a rod
My l3 II 20 Is is a legal document
My 1S IL % 10 is a boys name.
My whole is a prOyerbial New England diet.
A. j.. Y.
No 9-DOUBLE ACROsTIC.
l. partition.
2. A girls name.
8. Always.
A. A part of the body.
Initials and finals each name a bird.
No. -DROP-LETTER PUZZLE.
A-o-s-il-s-h-w-n-'s-il-n -n-t-e-h-u-h-s -f-o-t-a-e-
o-g, ,-o-g-h-u-h-s.
Answers to Young Folks Corner Of May 2; e.
To No. John Godfrey SAKE.
To No. p o A r Z
A REA
REAL
p PALE
To No. 81. Bolster, lobster. 2. Gander,
danger. 8. Binder, brindle. L. Lurch, churL
o. Cared, cedar.
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Twelve saloons in Xenia have
closed on account of the Scott law.
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Homer c. Conard, Of Knox coun-
ty, has been appointed State Libra
rian, at Columbus.
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To love is to admire with the
heart to admire is to love with the
mind.
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Pure cider vinegar

25 cents a gallon, also by the barrel a
reasonable rates. f. MATILL.
apl8W6 Corner High and Walnut.
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The wheat crop in northwest
ern Ohio is fifty per cent better than
supposed in March.
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