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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-14

Hose company No. 1, will give a
dance and supper at the Opera House,
on Monday evening, March 26th, to
which all their friends are invited.
The bill will be rs cents per couple
for the dance, and 30 cents for supper.
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Attachment to Newspapers.

Some one who seems to know about the
relation of a good newspaper to the family
writes as follows
''Hhe strong attachment of subscribers to
a well conducted newspaper is fully con-
frmed by publishers. Stop my paper .
words of dread to beginners in business,
lose their terror after paper has been es-
tablished for a term of years. So long as a
paper pursues a just, honorable and Judi
cious course, meeting the wants of its Gus
toners in all respects, the ties of friend
ship between the subscribers and the paper
are as hard TO break by an outside third
party as the link which binds old friends in
business or social life Occasionally de-
fects and errors in newspaper are over
looked by those who have become attached
to it. through its perusal for years. They
sometimes become dissatisfied with it on
account Of something which has slipped
into its columns and may stop taking it;
but the absence Of he familiar sheet at
their homes and offices for few weeks
becomes an insupportable privation, and
they hasten to take it again, and possibly
apologize for having it stopped. No friend
ship ON earth is more contracted by the
reader for a journal which makes an honest
and earnest effort to merit its continued
approval
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-01-10

Hugh S. Vance was in town last week enjoy
ing the good things that are generally to be
had during the holidays
We think we have as much right to go to
Leesburg for items as the Leesburg forager
has to come to our town and beyond for por-
ton Of his items. And the error mentioned
was in the printers Is We he'd It Noners
Tleo. Mercer Intends starting new
hack line from Hnlsboro to sabina, Jia
Samantha and Lexington, to make the
round trip in eight hours, and connection
with the 8 and ? o'clock trains on the NJ. IL
10. R. R.
The officers for the NJ E. Sunday school
for 1888 were elected on last Sunday, as
follows Superintendent, D. S. Ferguson;
Assistant supt, Harry Pugsley; Secretaries,
Ed. Duff and Geo. r. Pensyl; Treasurer,
Frank Woodmansee; Librarian, J. A. Rob
bins; Asst. Librarians Misses Jennie Ter
rell, Anna Hartell and Aba Brabson,
Ohorister, Leroy Kelly; Assistant, Mrs.
Mary Meek; Organists, Miss Clara Black
and Mrs. Mary Judkins.
James Savage and wife, living three
miles north Of Lexington, celebrated their
golden wedding on last Wednesday, Jan. g.
1888 Fifty years ago they were married
at the residence of the brides father, Rev
J. Batson in Millersburg, Ky. The pres
ent occasion was one of quiet enjoyment,
the invitations being confined to their i'm
mediate relatives, among whom were Hon.
John Savage and wife, Of Wilmington; w.
W. Savage, of Washington c. H.; DR..
Thos. Savage, of Bowersville; D. Eachus
and wife, and Robert Savage and wife. of
New Antioch; o. B. Savage, Mrs. E. B.
Savage, DR.. E. S. Judkins and wife, of
New Lexington. A bouutiful repast was
served, followed by the distribution of a
number of useful and valuable presents
appropriate to the occasion. At4 O'Clock
the guests took their departure, feeling
that the day had been pleasantly spent,
and that they had added not a little to the
enjoyment Of the aged couple.
You can buy Groceries of Worreu for less
money than any place in the county.
dec27w3
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New Lexington.
Saturday, January 6, 1883.

John Banks and sister wer, the guests Of
Thos Dillon last sunday
The schools have resumed thdr usual studies
after the holiday vacation.
VIM. williamson and vile, o. Ioesburg, vis-
tied O. A. Terrell last Sun lay.
Miss Hanna Rice, Of NeY .Yfnna, was visit
ing Joseph COINS faug4tion Isst
c. O. Johnsout OF iiz 81. Bi, was the
guest Of l. 81. Gfeone an wlfe ast week.
DR.. A. A. Patton of Wilmington, was upon
our streets last Saturday scattering smiles.
Geo Luttrell, late of Delaware College, was
in town last Saturday, taking in the sights.
Miss NJ Meyers, of Wilmington, was the
guest Of W. B. WorrelIs family last Sunday.
Mr.. VIM Heller and wife, Of Wilmington, o.,
was the guest Of Ed. Wrights family last week.
Mr.. VIM. Banks and wife, Of Harden's Greek,
we're visiting Frank Woodmansee last Sunday.
Mr.. Chas Clark and wife returned home last
Thursday, after two weeks visit to Green
villei Ohio
J.J, Harris has moved all his blacksmith
tools to Reesville, where he intends to crrry on
the business,
Thomas H. Rayburn of Greenfield made a
short visit to his brother Ephraim last Monday
and Tuesday.
Samuel Della, the staff of the Vienna Record,
was in town last Monday, wishing our citizens
a happy new year.
The telephone poles have been distributed
through our town, for the PROPOSED line from
Hillsboro to Greenfield.
Ed Duff spent last Sunday in Lebanon. visit
ing a friend. The attractions are growing very
strong in that direction.
Master viii Cohn returned to Cincinnati last
Monday to resume his studies in the city
schools after a weeks vacation
Theo. Mercer has employed his brother, syl-
yester, to help him in his livery stable, as he
has more work than he can do.
Miss Lizzie Scott, who has been working at
the millinery business in this place, has return.
ed to her home in Guiseville, o.
Mr.. Albert Cox and Miss Minnie Knots, Of
Samantha, were married on New Years day by
Rev. ]. G. Black, at his residence in this place
Miss Flora Hallowell, after two months visit
with her cousin, Miss Anna Hallowel, retarneG
to her home in Philadelphia, Pa, last Thurs
day.
VIM. Hough, Of Brooluils, Bhda tssGt inera
Agent for the Singer Sewing Ma k9ae Co., a
that place, was in town last Monday visitin,
friends.
A party of young folk repaired to the resi-
dence Of Mrs. G. smithson last Tuesday even
ing, when good time was had as of old--pull
ing tahy.
Prof DeMott Woodmansee, Of Delaware, o.
entertained a large audience on last Sunda,
night with his lecture, "NIodern Tendencies. il
the NJ. E. Church.
James Woodmansee visited friends il
Warren county, O., last Saturday and Sun
day. Dame Rumor says he is about t,
take one Of Warren's fair daughters as
partner.
Nose Cohn, who was at home enjoying
weeks vacation visiting his parents, returne,
to Cincinnati, where he is employed as a sales
man in Stix, Krouse & Co.'S clothing house
He returned with the good wishes Of several o
our fair damsels.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-01-10


Ed. Peele is on crutches on account Of badly
sprained ankle.
Wright makes a specially Of mending rubber
boots. ian8w1O
Miss Sallie Cullen, Of Cincinnati, is the guest
Of Miss Anna Beeson--a--
NY. warren johnson has been on she aich
llst for a week past.
Miss Zoe Moorman, Of Cincinnati. is the
guest of Mrs. f. p. Johnson.
Mr.. Philip Barger, of Redkey, Ind is visit
ing his nephew, Mr. Isaac Barger.
John Gordon is suffering from kick re-
ceived from a horse several days since.
David Cough, who has been in poor health
all fall and winter is confined TO his room now.
The Misses Hitesman. of Butleryill,. spent
Sunday here, the guests of Mrs. j. A. Harcum.
Rev. Tillman Wright. of Jay county Ind, is
visiting relatives in the Olive Chapel commu-
nifty.
Get your hair cutting and shaving done at
the Palace Barber Shop. Peele d Green, pro-
prietors jan3w1O
Samuel beaverton has about completed one
of the finest country residences in this part Of
the county.
Miss Maggie Gage, of Franklin, Warren Co.,
has been the guest Of the Misses Starns for
several days.
Carr Holmes has accepted the position Of
salesman in Warren Johusons clothing and
gents furnishing establishment.
Wright has the best line Of boots and shoes
IN town and sells them at the lowest figures.
Try him and be convinced. ian3w1O
Last Sundays Enquirer created great conster-
nation among the young men of alis village
by its stringent rules in regard to New Years
calls and cards.
James simpson, one of the manipuators of
the lightning at Loveland, spent a portion Of
At Igr L. -
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Renew AT 0nCaI.

The time of many of our mail sub
scribers expires with this week, and
we hope all will renew promptly, so
as not to miss a number. Ifnot con-
venient to call at this office, you can
hand the money to your postmaster.
All postmasters in this county are
authorized to act as our agents.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-01-10
Riches In hon Farmlng.

Al the present price, ten acres in Hops
will bring more money than five hundred
acres in any other farming; and, if there is
a consumer or dealer VIA thinks the price
of Hop Bitters high, remember that Hops
are Sl.25 per b., and the quantity and
quality Of Hops in Hop Bitters and the
price remains the same as formerly. Don't
buy or use worthless stuff or limitations
because the price is less.
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Leesburg Market.

Hon. James w. Newman, Secretary Of
State elect, has appointed as his assistants
the fOllOwing Chief clerk, S. R. REEVES,
Of Fairfield, late chief clerk at the peniten-
tiary; Statistician, James E. Hebard, of
Gallia county, formerly editor of the CALI
polls Bulletin; stationery clerk, James X.
Newcomer, of Champaign county, late edi-
tor of the Democrat, of Urbana; corpora
ton clerk. Felix +. Breen, of Erie county,
late deputy in the probate Judges court; re-
cording clerk Homer d. Hunt, of Trum-
bull county, chairman of the Democratic
central committee Of that county for several
years, and a resident of Warren; superin-
tondent Of book room, Thomas &. Howell,
Of Scioto county.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-01-10
An Editors Stocking.

An Editors Stocking.
A stocking hung from the mantelpiece;
Twas decidedly poor and holey;
But bad as it was, it belonged to man
An editor meek and lowly.
1t hung all night till the light of morn
Came dancing through the sashes;
But alas for the house and alas for tn
man -
Twas filled to the top with ashes
Ashes of many a hope deferred,
And dust of prOcrastination;
Ashes of benefits conferred
And ashes of desolation.
Wo the man with the shattered sock -
Oh, darn it all, 'tis shocking!
And wo to the fellow who filled it up
Alas for the EDITORS stocking
-Hackensack Republican
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Accommodation No. 6 leaves Chillicothe a.
IA. HiilaboPo 9 90 o. m, eXoopt Sunday, arrive
at Cincinnati II 10 m, stopping at all stations.
Train No. 18 leaving Cincinnati daily except
Sunday at b.lOpm. arrives at Hilsboro 8. 2Opm.,
stopping At al stations,
Train No. 16 leaving Hillsboro at 6.00am ar
rives at Cincinnati 6.57am., stopping at all sta
tiOns.
Nos. 1, 4 and east Of ChnHoothe, stop at all
stations
Train No leaves Cincinnati daily at 1880
pm, arriving at Chilicothe a 1922 am; stopping
Regularly at 1ladisonville, Loveland, Blanches-
ten end Greenfield, and on signal at all other
stations.
Freight trains Nos. ~ and 26, viii carry, FaBa
sengers between Cincinnati and Chillicothe.
No trains on Hilsboro or Portsmouth branch
es on Sunday.
Train No. 2 stops at stations west Of Blan-
chester to let off passengers holding tickets
from points on HillsbOrO Branch.
Train No 3 stops at stations east Of Blan-
chester 70 let of passengers holding tickets
from points on Hillshoro Branch.
JOHE E. RosE, IHOS. p BARRY,
Maater Of TTanwl. Genl Passr 4 Ticket Agt.
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DR.. G. W. Benson's Celery and Chamo-
mile Pills. Are prepared expressly to cure
and will cure Headache Of all kinds, Neu-
algia, Nervousness and Dyspepsia En-
dorsed by physicians Soc at druggists.
ian3y1
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It was but a simple pin

It was but a simple pin
On a chair,
And the little boy did grin
Like q bear
When the teacher took a seat
And in manner very feet
Flew a half a hundred feet
In the air.
This the teacher doth annoy,
And he chants.
And no pardon to the boy
Quick be grants.
But he grabs the indiscreet
Little boy and doth him beat
Till he rather spoils the seat
OF his "pants."
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Highland county people visiting Cincin-
natl are finding out that the Crawford
House, corner Walnut aud 9th, is a good
hotel aud prices reasonable ian3wl*
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ca No family dyes were ever so popular
rs the Diamond Dyes. They never fail.
The Black is far superior TO logwood. The
other colors are brilliant
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-01-10

Mrs, Partington and the judge "Are you
the Judge Of Reprobates2" said Mrs. Parting
ton, as she walked into an office of Judge of
Probate. ~ am Judge Of Probate, was the
reply "Well, that's it, i expect" quoth the
old lady you see my father died detegted,
and he left several little inhdels, and / want 10
be their execudoner. Troy Times.
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CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
At Columbus with P. G. & Sc. L. R'y, @. @. G..
& I. R'y, q. A. & @. R, R., B. q o. r. r., o. G..
R. r., @. H. V. & Il. R. R., I. b. & w. R'y.
At Circleville with G. a NJ v. Div. ?. @. &
At ChiiGcothe with NJ. Il @. r. R.. It'd. a B,
RyR
At Waverly with o. S. R. R.
At Portsmouth with Portsmouth branch Of
M. & @. R. R. and Ohio river steamers.
At Ironton with Iron r. r.
At Ashland with l.. i. q B. S. R. R., Ches. q
o. r. r.. Chattaroi R'y and A. c. & 1. r. r.
For further information as to rates, connec-
tions etc., call on your ticket agent or address
JNO. J. ARCHER,
General Ticket and Pass Agent
WIN, LAMB, GEO. SKINNER
Travelling Pass. Ag't Superintendent
Columbus, Ohio. aug9tt
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Farmers and others desiring a genteel,
lucrative agency business, by which S5 to
$50 day can be earned, send address at
once, on postal, to H. @. WuKINsoN q Co,
1856 and 1877 Fulton Street, New York.
deo27mB
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Young Folks Corner.

No. 1-ENIGMA
Composed of 81 letters.
Ny 25 p 20 lis a musical instrument
My IA 10 13 10 is a vegetable.
My 8 90 II 1 is brittle
My 80 26 y l9 81 2 is a relative.
My 8 % 6 % 4 10 is to cover with straw
My is IL 16 Is p is to tarnish.
My % is a relative.
My "a 10 is a number.
My whole is an old adHge. ETHYL.
No. 2-CROSs-WORD ENIGMA.
In soap, not in water;
In nag, not in trutter;
In ant, not in lizard;
In witch, not in wizard;
In band, not in gusset:
In black not in russet
In block, not in timber;
I'm weak, not in timber;
In quart, not in gallon;
In crest, not in talOn
My whole they say comes in December,
As little folks will well remember,
CAP'v JACK.
No. 8-LETTER OMISSIONS.
/. Remove one letter from a customer, and
leave a light flow and upon.
2. Remove one letter from bird, and leave
a small morsel and an eagle
3. Remove one letter from soft, and leave
personal prououn and humble.
4. Remove one letter from mans name,
and leave rug and to chop.
MINNIE NUN
No. 4-QUERIES
/. What aud where is the coolest town in the
world? What is the Spanish word for peak2
During the Revolutionary war, who was Light
Horse Harry. A. @. nj. H.
Answers to Young Folks Corner Of Jan. 81
To No. Illinois. en- annoy.)
To No. 2-l Craze, raze. @ Gripe, ripe g.
Brick, rick. 4. Lease, ease. 5. Breed, reed.
To No. s. Il
CAT
NON
TAN G LED
TO / e ID
n ED
To No. 4-Pepper.
To No. 6-Apricot.
To No. He who tries to please svIlybOdg
pleases nobody.
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To No. Pepper.
To No. 6-Aprcot.
To No. He who tries 10 please svGlyb0dB
pleases nobody.
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The following letters remain uncalled for in
the Post Office since January /, 1888, and unless
claimed some time during the month will be
sent to the Dead Letter office:
John Belford, Miss Geomel ClicBner, Marga-
ret Haglett, Susan Z. Hockett Stephen Hop
kins, q. d. beaverton, Joseph l. McVey, Peter
Miner, j. p Miner, j. O. McCray, Nellie Tay-
lor, sarah E. Wagner-one each. Persons call
ing for same will please say advertised
J, r. LADD. P. NJ
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Friday evening Mrs. Laura Daniels, who re-
sides with her aged parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
Keen in the eastern part of town, had occasion
to take dose of paregoric and by mistake
took the intended dose from another bottle
sitting near by, that contained Fowler's Solu-
ton larsenic in liquid form) The mistake was
soon discovered and Dr. Mclaughlin summon
ed in time to prevent it from proving fatal. At
the date Of our letter Mrs. D. is doing as well
as could be expected.
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Mrs. Adam Griffith came near being drowned
last Friday morning. While attempting to
draw water from an open cistern her foot
slipped and she was falling headoug into the
water when her husband who was standing
near seized her in time to prevent such catas-
trophe.
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The Seventh Day Adyentists have succeeded
in erecting handsome little church in the
West End and furnished it in good STYLE the
room being seated with chairs On Friday
evening, January 10, they will begin a meeting
in said church conducted by Elder st. John,
and on Sunday, 21st, will dedicated it to the wor-
ship of God. 4 cordial invitation is extended
to everybody to be present.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-16
THE HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 1e, 1881.

blacks the governed race, and
TINS IS the only relation
~ which the two can live together. But
the inferior race largely outnumbers the
superior Ia three states, any many regions
OF the south, and 1t is increasing more rap.
luly from year to year so that the two
races are pressing against one another In a
way That naturally creates an uneasy feel.
ing IN both. The Arkansas organization
10 secure special Territory Tor the segrsga.
ION OF the blacks is an instructive recogni.
uon OF danger and an attempt TO avoid It
An admission that the two races cannot
always exist in the relation OF governing
ana governed without coming in conflict.
Whether the organization OF a negro state
N territory specially set apart for them is
the wisest and best solution ofthe difficulty
rs question about which both white and
black men will differ. Such scheme
would involve, FIRST the migration of the
negroes to their new home, from which all
white families shall have been previously
removed, and the migration OF whites from
the northern states and Europe into the
southern states TO I'LL their plaoes-a trans
yer Oh populations so vast in it's character
mat 1t would have to be effected with the
utmost discretion aud gentleness TO prevent
i,!!nmeasurable Mischief [St, Louis Repub.
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A Movement for a Negro State

There is an organization OF negroes In
Arkansas called the Colored National In
demnity association, which has for its ob.
ect the permanent separation Of the two
races and the segration OF the blacks in a
region specially set apart TOR them. The
association has sent q representative, John W.
Miles, to Washington to confer with the col
ored leaders there and secure their coop.
Grafton. He states that there are many so.
clehes organized In the southernVla In the
interest OF the enterprise, and that the gov.
eminent and the whites are TO be asked for
assistance In carrying II into execution.
II is manifest t6at matters are steadily
drifting In this direction. The race prob
lem in the south is an unsolved one, aud
every year becoming more urgent. The
two colors do not mix either IN the south
or In the north and this stubbornly main.
tained division cannot but be attended
with grave difficulties In those regions
where the weaker aud less ambitious and
enterprising race IL RAPIDLY multiplying.
Tue situation, very briefly stated, Is this.
The whites are the governing and the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-16
I uEsrAlE oF TFXAs-TO All. nm

Il HE STATE OF TENAS.-TO ALL PER.
sous Interested in the administration OF tho
estate OF y, II. OWEN, deceased. King Incas
administration, has filed, in the County Court OF
DALLAS county his final account showing the
condition Of said estqtc which will be- heard at
The next torn Of said mt, cOmmcncinr
on the third MONDAY In SEPTEMBER 4 il
lNNi, Mt thi Courthouse In the city at Dallas nj
which umo all persons Interested In snid estat,
may appear and contest said account n thov see
proper Witness. w. NJ. e., min.
County Clerk Of Dallas county, Texas.
u N.l-Giycn under my hand and tho seal nf
Saii Court At olllcs IN the city OF Dallas. this
18th day Of August 4, u. lSNi
W. NJ CHILL,
Nv Y W. HuOItvs nepuiV
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Convict Labor to Let,

Proposals will be received by tho ponitpntlary
Roatd NJ Austin, Texas, until NOVEMBER J.,
1883, for the hire Of from no to 9t0 cOuylCts 10
he worked inside the wall, Of the State Peni
tent AIRY at Huntsville. Texas. Shop room viii
be furnished, and also the use OF a llne lot Of
msChinery FIR making waguas and furniture.
The most OF the machinery Is new, and amounts
IL v,luc To shout 100000 Twenty Thousand
Dollars. Contractors win be expected to fur.
nish their own power.
For further particulars address the Secretary
Of the Peniten,iaty Board at Austin. Texas, ur
THOMAS j GOBEE Superintendent OF Peni.
tenuaries. Huntsville, Texas, or BIN T.. MCCUi-
tocH, Assistant Superintendent Huntsville.
Texas, JOHN IRELAND, Goy'r J Peniten-
WALTER TIPS tary
j. & SEARCY Board
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0otfcc IN Gn,,l,., .z.-s y

NoIlCE-BIDS WILL BE RFCFT,T:,-,-,
~ 70 thursday, III goth Of septemhio,. 70 Up
,he commissioners Court of Kaufman e y. ls By
faF for U SiIh al a s5oRs JAIL y
Bios Will be received scpaIatelv Ut OF Cages
sruction Of the all aud for the cag vs me oOu
necessary metallic fixtures. Plans 80 aud Other
cations can be found on fle in ana soec.a,
judges Office, Kaufman Texas, or wiz WIZ, County
dtrs are fcanests SP to h faFn Street Dallas b
material TO be used /. f nIpes OF hs
County Judge Kaufman Cnintn.h A.aRO,
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