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CoALEwest Hartley and Scotch are frmer Cum
.erand is little of Seat le is selling from ship

CoRDAGE-2an Francisco laid Manila, 4inch and
upward, lSe; l2-thread, Isle; ! and sthread, l9c;
Bale Rope, Ise Tarred, lSc Lathya'n Sc; Sisal
l4-fnch and up EaTd l2ac; I2--hread 1Sc; 8 and 3
thread. l3lc zissl Bale Rope and 4-thread l23c
A discount is a.iswel on invoices of l0.0O0 lbs.
DRY GOoDs-BTOwn Shirting is jobhing at 6tGIao !;
Sheeting. 7s@s.o; Brown Drilling, Sse92c; Prints
FisH-Paeiho Goldfish, &C. for 5U-b bdls, &c for
seec ed in lCob and Sc for homeless Eastern
Goldfish tSt Georges bank, Ssd9c e b Canned sal
mon are nominal at 81 80 TO 81 45 3 dozen ih tins
Eastern MackeFe 81 75@l IS for No. l in l5-ib kits
and s. 25i0+ for Mess in t5-lb kits
a LEATHER-We quote Sole, 2S@29s Harness,
NAndic: skirting. 3l65sc Calf Skins. S65Gl9 Wax
and Buff, $50 7ac y foot Bird e. si@l q side zip
LUMRER-cSrgoes- Pine, rough. slS; rough clear
Pine S24 Pine flooring and stepping, S27 90
Redwood Sls for rough and SIS for surfaced Retail
Pine common rough up to 40 feet so 50 2 NJ feet
No / flooring inches and over, so 90 do and I'M
der, and l4xf and Hx6 iooriIg and stepping, SIS
rough clear Tor flooring, 81 less than above rates
Iaths s. IS 2 N Shakes sl2 D 81 Redwood, rough
merchautabe. 81 50 4 NJ surface 70. l. SO I. & G.
Redwood lsx4 and tax6 $50 do s inch, II feet and
over 50 80 do beaded, y feet and over, SS5 half
inch surface $50; PicIets, fancy 81 20 do rough,
pointed, $50 DO do square Sll 81 Siding, inch,
SIS Shingles 3 50 D NJ Battens, inch, iineal lie
Posts l7Ac each
MErALs-L0c found ymen have not melted mu h
this month, and there is nothing doing from hrst
NH H TOD
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RAILROAD EXPORTS.

We have received from Richard Gray,
General Freight Agent of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company, the following statement
of freight forwarded East for the month Of
December. 1882:
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-10-17

Medical College Of New York, in
dorses it in the highest terms"
$50 you experience little difficulty
in the execution Of your duties now,
Mr.. Curtin, do you ?"
"None whatever. Our department
was never in better condition than
at present"
"And do you never have any fear
Of some Of the desperadoes whom
you have been the means of bring
ing to justice ?"
"Not in the least. Such men do
not try to retahate, partially because
they have not the courage, but Of
tener because they respect an officer
who does his duty"
The policemen, fremen, letter
carriers and other public employees
in this country have a particularly
trying life. When, therefore, a sim
pie and pure remedy that can re-
store and sustain the health of all
such men is found, it should be
cause for great congratulation, es-
peCially when recommended by such
man as Superintendent Thomas
Curtin, of Buffalo.
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NEW LEXINGTON.
Saturday, October 10, 1888.

lea Moore, Of New Vienna. At noon a sumpt-
uous dinner was spread, to which all did ample
justice. The afternoon was spent in general
conversation, music, aud target shooting by
the men folks, and in the evening all repaired
to their homes well pleased with the days
sport
Arthur, oldest son Of Hugh E. Terrell, went
up into the attic Of the house after coming
home from school to pnt away some nuts that
he had picked up, when he sat down in the
window, got oyerbalanced and fell to the
ground, breaking an arm and straining his
wrist, and otherwise bruising him up, but is
now doing as well as could be expected.
Mrs Sarah Williams, widow Of Squire Jona-
than williams, died on last Tuesday night.
She was sixty-four years Of age and had been
sick for some time. post mortem examina.
tion was held over her remains by Drs. E. s.
Judkins and L. NJ. Greene, of this place, and
DR.. Holmes and son, Of Leesburg, and it wal
found that death was caused by cancer Of the
stomach.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-10-17

The Prohibition ticket received ten votes in
thia township.
Mr.. J. D. Ross, Of Ailsuaburg, has sold out
70 q lIr. Barnett.
Mr.. Msyhill, our new grOOoryman, is getting
ready for busineaa.
Apples aro selling on the streets At from
80 70 so cents per bushoi
1Iisu Maggie Glenn, Of Hnlsboro, spent sew
eral days hsrp The past week
Mrs Psrmslid Dolby has bought 7. D. Cad
dis property south Of the railroad.
Mr.. J. D. Ross, Of Allensburg. has sold out
snd viii probably locate in Lyuehburg.
Moving il the order Of ihe day. Several Of
our oitzsug changed quarters last week.
Mr. WIN. J. Henderson has bean quite sick
the past week with neuralgia Of tie stomach.
Mr.. and Nrs. Scott McClelland we're the
guests Of Mrs. ". n. Gaidis last Wednesday.
8. P. shofgr has removed to Milford He
viii remove his store there in about two weeks.
A J. sWartu has removed bis shoe shop to
The room formerly occupied BY Charley Fields.
The AlenBburg Baud was over on election
day. The boys play vol Tor the practice they
have had.
Mr.. Frank Park aud wife, OF Higginsport
ars visiting Mrs. Parks father, Mr.. c. E.
BrockmAn.
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HOIH 10 ENJOY KACAT1ON

-s-. sl.ii56eiphiE Record,
The men who enjoy their vacation
most are the brainworkers. You should
see a literary man, an editor, for in
stance, at play if you want to see a man
enjoying himself. He is very apt TO
overdo it. His intelligence doesn't
seem to tell him that too hard play is as
bad as too hard work j had a letter
from a friend, an editor, who is spend
ing the summer along the Massachu-
sets coast, ''I am very busy" he
writes, working like q Turk with my
own hands. am cutting stone, carting
wood, laying brick and digging. My
hands are as hard as a wOrkman's now,
but they we're very sore at first. / am
as tired at night as any other son of
TOLL Now, he does not seem to realize
that he is overtaXing a slight frame. A
moderate amount of work would be %
good thing, but if he had been born and
brought up to hard labor he could not
work harder. Thenext thing he knows
his body will give out as his brain has
threatened to.
Another young editor Of my acquaiut-
ance, after a hard winter at the desk,
hNIt ALAtD lAt NDullNlF lDI AGW NLh1s
and the evening of his arrival he walked
six miles. The next morning he walked
two miles, then he came home and
spent several hours up a tree saving oil
the dead branches Most tiresome
work this, as he had to hang by q limb
with one hand while he sawed with the
other. Then he took a two-mile walk,
yaulting over fences and taking twice
as much exercise as there was any ne
cessity for; a swim and another two
mile walk finished the day. 1t is q Won
der it hadn't finished him, but youth
and q fine constitution saved him.
Now, when I go into the country
after a spell of hard work I never care
to do anything but loaf and invite my
SOUL 1 like to lOll under the trees
with a book and never read. Who can
read a printed page with the pages of
natures book strewn before his eyes?
[ don't mind working little and driy-
ing little and raking the lawn I
find that rests me, but the violent ex-
ercise of some vacationists has no
charms for me.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-10-17

Spring like weather the past week.
Joseph Cohn has closed up the wool business
for this season.
LeROy Kelly attended the Greenfield Fair
with his fine horse.
John Fenwiok, Of Mowrytown, was visiting
VIM. Roberts last week.
Joseph Wright, on the 9th inst, was made n
happy man. 1t il girl
Mr.. H. b. Hixsoh, after 3 very severe sick
spell is again upon our streets.
Mrs. Hannah Cohn was visiting relatives
and friends in Cincinnati last week.
Allen ockerman and wife are visiting El-
wood OckermAn's family at Tell City, Ind.
David Bidgeway and wife started for KokO-
no. Ind, last Wednesday to visit relatives.
Miss Lizzio Taylor, Of Leesburg, was the
guest Of Miss Hannah Clark last Sunday and
Monday.
Mr. George Collins and wife, Of Westboro,
we're visiting Mrs. Kate Smiths sons family
last week.
Mrs. Mary stuBbs, Of Marshall, lows, is
visiting her son, A. N. Stubs and family, OF
this place.
Mr.. Daniel Teter and wife, Of ClsrmOnt
county, wsre the guests Of Mrs. Mary Holmes
last Sunday.
Prof. John Hiatt and wife, after two
weeks visit among relatives here, returned
home last Monday.
" uolo,,,,,, I9,,,t ,,,5 5,,,s,hto. ~ ,,,as,,
W. Va, are visiting his sister Mrs. Hixson,
who passed her one hundredth birthday last
February Hs IL upwards Of sightF.
Several ladies Of this place attended the sll
day meeting held at Lsesburg last Tuesday,
with their baskets full Of the good things pre-
pared for tho hungry workers for the Second
AmeRdmeRt
Mr., George MoulsF and wife, Of EudantOu
we're visiting friends In this place the EoTepars
Of last week, before starting for the northern
part Of Kansas, where they expect to make
their future home.
Rev. J. G. Black and family, after three
years stay among US, started last Thursday for
their new field of labor at Cedsrville, o. Their
stay among us has been = pleasant one and
they will be missed by many.
A reunion Of The ehlIdFeh OF John Cox and
wife, Was held al their residence in this place
on last Saturday, Oct 6, 1888, and the follow.
ing persons were present Mrs. Preston
Wright and children, Of saaaaRtA% Elibq
Hiatt, 9i sabiRa, J9AR HiaH and wife, Of
GslesbHFg, Ills, Ma Q, H. MaeFe and dsgghs
ter, John sWeetmsR and vita, aud Miss Amer
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-10-17
SIFETY ~ SETERg AND WELLg.

SAFETY IN SEWERS AND WELLS.
Cor. New York Sun.
The narrowing calamity in Passaic,
n. j., by which two lives were sacri-
feed, causes me to communicate the fol-
lowing, in the hope that its publication
may to a degree preYentoth accidents
of a similar nature
Experience has taught that cesspools,
cisterns, and old wells, from their con-
tents Gas in the case of the first) and
from the absence of all air current, ac-
cumulate poisonous grass and vapors
absolutely deadly to human and animal
life.
To insure the safety Of any one com
PEELED to descend into such places it is
necessary to lower, by means Of q
string or wire, a tin pan Cor other fiat
vesseD containing a small quantity of
ordinary gunpowder, and then ignite
chat by dropping live Goals on it. After
the explosion it is well to lower light
ed candle to the bottom. If it con-
tinued to burn, it can be taken as a sure
test that all danger is removed, and the
descent can safely be made.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-10-17
HILLSBORO, HIGHLAND CO, o, WEDNESDAY, OC
L IYNCHBURG


Mrs. Tinio sidsra died here last Saturday
morning and was taken TO Dunn's Chapel for
burial on sunday.
Rev. Chaa. ". Garroute, Of Dayton, will oc-
cupy the pulpit in the NJ. E. Church on Sun
day at 1880 a. m.
A meeting Of tho official board Of the NJ. z.
Church was held at The parsonage last Thurs.
day night, at which two new classes we're
formed. The ofBcial board aa now eonsti-
iuted is as follows Circuit Steward, J. W. Hem
derson Clasa Leaders, J. A. Meadow, DR.. J.
Holmes, J. Holmes, james Kellis, and Lydia
Holladay.
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Thousands Say Sc.

Mr.. 7. ". Atkins, GiraEd, Kan, writes; II
never hesitate 10 recommend your Electric
Bitteru to my euatomerH they give entire salts
faction aud are rapid sellers" Electric Bitters
are the pureat and best medicine known and
win positively cure kidney and liver complaints
Purity the blood and regulate tho boWklt,A ~
vim 3sE5 'bAHaEgd8 ~ dglgF III a9e(dF'a biill
every YeeF sold et Hfiy eeula q bottle by sey-
bert 3 Co.
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C4ILE DOWN TO PLAN ENGLISH

A girl at Long Branch speaks with an
acquired London accent. Me cawt,
me cawt, at o'clock she said to the
family coachman, in a voice loud enough
for a veranda full Of people to hear.
Caught what, miss ?" the man inquired.
A repetition Of the order did not make
him understand it, and she had to say,
in plain American pronunciation,
though she lowered her voice and
stepped closer in doing so: '1Ty cart,
stupid; my village cart, at 3 o'clock"
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nLLR DENOTLNG sTRENoTH

Cincinnati Enquirer.
Hair is generally thought to De an in
dication of strength, Coarse animals
have coarse hair, fine ones fine. The
hog, dog, on, have coarse hair, while the
fox, beaver, and otter have fine. Dark
haired races are physically the strong
est, fair-haired the most intellectually
endowed. Black hair indicates strength
and a predominence of the bilious tenn
permanent, as in the Spsniard, Malay
Mexican, Indian, and negro. Red hair
10 an indication of order, passion, in
tensity Of feeling and purity of charac-
ter, and goes with the sanguine temper
ament, as in the Scotch Irish, Swedes
and Danes. Auburn hair is connected
with the lymphatic temperament, AMI
denotes deGcacy and refinement Of taste,
and where the mind is cultivated, fine
moral and intellectual powers. It is
seen in GtrrAans, Danes, and Anglo
Saxons.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-10-17
Eaad M0rag iaF 4 aaad FhInE,

A4 tbipgg gFa net R9IAel,sa, nor are an state
mSpR lIfs Ha David Kennedy's ''Favorite
Hohisdy d exactly what Il claims 10 be. Hear
a word from Ne. Israsl a. Snyder, Of Sanger
ties, N. Y. He Gays "My little daughter was
covered with Salt Rheum from head to foot.
Or. Kennedys 'Favorite Remedy egRa0 haD
altogether, aud tba diaaeaa Nae BFsaf siRea ap.
peAFs3 4flg Asat88 yfsIa AseiN sWeh WoEds
i6gt dFts gjlt az write Va tho booior, a Ron
aonk d, " Slsoo botla' oct8Wa
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WIDE Awake DruggIsts.

Mesarn. Siy6e4 q Co. are always alive to
their busine1g, and spare no paine 10 secure
The best Of every article So their line. They
have secured she agency for the celebrated pr.
KinRa New Discovery l0i eQRagfgh ,6N.g '5iN
9Blg isElAia NIX A B. \, y, n I,
br8htnlEbGf dhy du5dlbnUf tlia throat And
lunqf B6,d ohl3 aB65itti fuarth ll5. Tfii
bottles ffsee RlsgallssEE sslss W. -''''F' ~
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-10-17
EYCEEDLNGLY HlpPY
Chicago Tribune,

DnlClgO ITlDune,
"Henceforth we meet as strangers"
exclaimed Brown, in q fit Of anger.
Thank you, Brown, my dear fellow."
gushed Fogg effusively; you always
did treat strangers better than your
friends and acquaintances, and you
make me exceedingly happy that am
henceforth to share in your distin-
guished consideration
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-10-17

Onne voice M over. the ,laAd gees gP from
mdtNsfa MAS SAYS .ME daughters are 90 tees
ble 9na sab With no strength, all oHt 0i breath
apa llle ~ the least eNeTunn What can we do
tpF themH The answer is simple and full Of
hope. one 20 four weeks use of Hop Bitters
win make them healthy rosy, sprighty and
cheerful. Oct8W9sp
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-10-17
SPIDER SIX

Scientific American.
French silk manufacturers are re.
ported to be very hopeful as TO the ca
pabilities Of a big spider lately dis
covered in Africa, which weaves a yell
low web Of great strength and elias.
Ecity.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-10-17

Thos. Johnson, of Washington
county. Ind, was killed by highway
men, who took his money and watch
and escaped.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-10-17

There was a panic in a Catholic
school in New York, owing to the
drapery on the Virgin Mary catch
ing FIRE. There was no loss Of life.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-10-17

Il sesms only proper to suggest
that all those St. Louis stories Of
kidnapped girls should be sent down
the Niagara Rapids. Are they not
made Of lhs missed szPiHsbsrg Ysl=
eNaPhi
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-10-17

America and Switzerland have
been suggested as arbitrators Of the
difference between France and
China.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-10-17

SlaRg il always Objectionable.
Instead Of saying "a dead give away"
you should say ga posthumous dona-
ton"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-10-17

Legislative laundering has set off
from between two countries a strip of
land in Minnesota siXty-1ive miles long
and a mile wide, without local govern
ment OF official recognition.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-10-17
Publlc sympathy. Dis.

ANoA~ 9JNAP"5"J Diaqatl9iCA
canHel 9stss--we must
Ralt ,pgeyer.". Husband can right,
but we must not ventilate our sor-
rows through the press" Wife {;
"Ugh ! what's the use Of the gspsFaz
t{io8 tReR sEzThs Jqdgs
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An Explanation.

The delicate, fowery and lasting fragrance
Of FloFestnn Cologne explain why is such q
ladies favorito. oct
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"Casiorla Is so wen adapted 10 Children that
I recommend It as superior TO any prescription
known 70 meN III. A. ARcHEn, m. d.,
g. Portland Ave, Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-14
ST. LOUIS FREIGHT POOL.
The Vandalia Demands Larger Per
centage of Dead Freight.
Continued Dizziness in the Movement of
Freight Trafic-Probabie Changes on
the l.. N. A. e. G.
A CALL FOR MORE.


Tho vandalia VIII Demand an Increased
Percentage in the Pool.
Fl. W. Hubbard, general freight agent OF the
vandalia, passed through the city Saturday
evening, en- route for New York, and when
pressed TO know the object of his going East.
said, placing two emphatic words before his re-
marks, 81 go there to demand from the execu-
tive committee an increased percentage In the
east-bOund dead freight pool out OF
East st. Louis. I am heartily dis
gusted with this turning over thousands
OF tons of freight monthly to other roads for the
sake OF harmony and Keeping Commissioner
Fink's pool in running order. Our road" he said,
%'is tho favorite line with shippers. It's only
abort time since we evened up the dead-freight
pool, and now again ahead 22,0Uo tons,
and Commissioner Fink has ordered a halt, that
these other roads can bring up their deficit in
tonnage. Then it is only "A few DAYS since we
evened up the livestock pool at St. Louis, and
to-day we are 355 OF stock ahead of our
percent. Ipropose to lay these facts before the
executive committee, and If they don't show a
disposition to give our rights III the matter
there's scing to be trouble"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-14

The Madison Star has this to say of the Epis-
copal bishopric:
"The Star has been in possession of the fact for
several days that Rev. DIR. Nicholson mad with
drawn mis- Intended visit to Indiana last Wednes-
day, but we have been waiting for further in
formation regarding the matter. When DR..
Nicholson was elected Bishop of the Episcopal
church of Indiana at the convention of the
church. last March, it seemed to be a surprise to
HIM too great for his mental and physical condi-
tlor. That convention adjourned TO meet on
decision. The learned Doctor was disturbed
lie got sick, fed to his old domestic home in Bal
hls Ezra ana, after mncn suspense sent
oprie TO the standing committee, but
altogether too late for the convention to meet.
and after the standing committee had recalled
the meetion Of the convention. Then afterward
letters were received from the Reverend Doctor
clearly showing that his mind continued greatly
disturbed, that he feared he had made great
mistake Ia declining the biehopTic, that he was
still consulting his conscience and his God in the
matter. which was all right; that he did not
know exactly what to do. but that he would
visit Indiana before deciding, and would be at
the New-Denison Hotel on the 9th OF May Qast
Wednesday,. Before the 9th of May dawned
upon us, the rresOute Doctor sent word that he
would not cOme West, and now we have the
futer information that he will not condescend
to ne the Bishop of the Episcopal Church of IN
diana. II is well. When the Episcopal Church
of Indiana does get bishop we hope he
and PROMPT decis nn When Dr NcboIson was
elected 10y the convention IL was thought he was
just the man for Indiana, but the God who rules
all things and protects His church has protected
Indiana in this special instance. Now the clergy
and laity OF the church in Indiana are left TO
consider the matter of the bishOpric carefully
and maturely before the convention meets on
the 9th OF June prOximo The Van Bokelens,
HarriSOns, and others gratutously mentioned
by newspaper correspondents will have but
small f0llOwidg in the June convention.
Now, that this stlr-up about DR.. Nieholson's
withdrawal or non withdrawal of his declination
of the bshOpric OF Indiana has been brought to an
end, we will have rest Till the June cOnven-
ti0n That convention will elect a bishop. and
we hope he will be man with a full share of
common sense as well ecclesiastical learning
and pulpit eloquence.