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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-08-15

Ice cream, lemonade, soda water, at Griffith &
Kearns IF
Mrs W. E. ireland paid visit to relatives
at Good Hope last week.
Mr.. Geo. Rapp, of saJina, spent Sunday
evening in town attending the concert.
Leopold Horst, Of Arkadelphia, Arkansas, is
home on a visit to his numerous friends.
Miss Ella Barrett, of Marshal, is the gust Of
friends on Hadin's creek for a few days.
Rev J. l. Taggart and daughter, Allie, re-
turned from the mountains last Tuesday.
The writing school under the sldlful man
agement Of Mr.. n T. Herlatt is progressing
finely.
Rov Wrh. H. Sanders held two days meet
ing Saturday and Sunday at or near Balm.
bridge.
The Misses Broclman, of Lynchburg, were
the guests of Mrs. F. NJ Evans during the
last week.
William Atha and wife, Of Warrington, Wesl
Virginia, are the guests Of their uncle, Rev. J.
I. Tsggart.
Rev. Jno. Wilson will deliver an address on
the temperance issues as the NJ E. Church
HeEt Sunday evening at 7:3O o'clock.
John Mckinney has retured from Iowa where
he has been spending the summer. He ex
presses himself as being well pleased with hit
visit.
Mr.. William Kearns who has been so poorly
of late has recovered sufficiently to make a visi
to his daughter at Lebanon during the past
week.
7. R. Ladd, administrator of the estate o.
Rebecca J. Alderman will sell at public aue
fion the personal property Of said estate OF
1ugggt %.
The nj. +. Church was well filed last evening
at the concer,, 4he exercises were almost al
impromptue and wefe goB lengthy enough tc
weary the audience.
Rev. J. G. Black, Of New Lexington, viii
hold a two days meeting at Auburn, beginning
August Is. On Sunday there will be a big
basket meeting. to which all are invited.
Our school board Asv6 had the black-boards
put in first class condition, taAah 70 the JOY Of
the pupils and teachers who use then, 80 faithl
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Everybody happy.
Corn is doing we'll
Wheat in this place all in the bushel.
Oats was the largest crop this season.
Mr.. Eathie Spencer; Of Reesville, was visiting
Harry Terrell last Sunday.
Mrs. Clinic Coal has been visiting relatives at
this place for the past week
The ladies held a temperance meeting at the
Friends church last Friday.
Miss Martha Borum, Of Loesburg, Florida,
is visiting relatives at this place.
Mrs. Adda Lang of Wilmington, was visit
ing relatives at this the past week.
Miss Marie Spencer, Of Reesyille, was the
guest Of Miss Cora Terrell last week.
Mr.. Jesse Elster, of Struggled, was in town
the guest Of E. T. Rayburn last Thursday.
Mr.. Barrie Eldrick and wife, Of AIartinsburg,
was the guest Of Jas. B. Mcclure last week.
E. T. Rayburn has been imployed by Mr.,
Gibson, of Greenfield, as salesman in a drug
store.
Albert Mills of Sabina, while visiting this
place last week also took in the show at Chilli
cothe Monday.
Mr.. Frank Pugsley and sister, Miss Jennie,
Of South Charleston, were visiting Miss Anna
Pugsley last Sunday.
p. 2. Cline while in town last Monday took
advantage of the one half fare and visited
Chillcothe to see Jumbo"
Our town must have some attraction for one
Of Greenheld's young men as he is seen upon
our streets frequently. Look out, Joe.
We had some fine music on last Sunday eve
ming by parties who had been indulging to
much in o. B. joyful, but the Marshall was not
on hands to attend to the wants until after
they left town.
There were twenty-eight persons that visited
Barmum's show while at Chi1icothe last Mon.
day from this place, and a splendid time had,
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+ FORlNER'S FOLKS.
A Visit to the Old Homestead
In Highland County,
THE TRUTH ABOUT THE COFFEE.
SACK RREECHES.
The Coming Governors Proud Parent
Stories of His BOyhOOd-LOcal
Politics.
Correspondenee Commercial Gazette.


GREENFIELD, o., August 8.-Pleas-
ant and prosperous is the olden
cqupW Of Highland. It's billowy
surface, with here and there a bold,
abrupt hill, from which it takes its
name, is covered with fruitful farms,
while the substantial houses of the
sturdy husbandmen, nesting in the
valleys, bespeak the richness and
culture of the region, Among these
hills and dales Foraker roamed as a
boy, and here the most important
events of his youth took place, so
that it is especially prominent during
the present campaign, There is not
an Old resident in Ihe county, nor a
young one for that matter, who does
not know and glory in Ben Foraker
mot Judge Foraker, nor Mr., Fora
ker, but plain, honest Ben-fOr he
wasn't Judge nor a Mister twenty
years ago, when he left the home of
his boyhoQd 70 seek his fortune in
the busy life of Cincinnati.
Ten miles from Greenfield is the
hamlet of Rainsboro, which may
some day expand into a mighty city,
although it has remained almost
stationary in point of development
since the time when the memory oil
man runneth not to the contrary,
Two or three stores, a couple OF
blacksmith-shops, the offices of the
usual lawyer and doctor, a church
and school house, together with q
score or so Of dwellings, make up
the town. This was the place where
lhe coming Governor learned his A
lB, Qs, and vas initiated into the
difficult mysteries Of "reading, 'ritinG
and 'rithmetic." In plain, wooder
farmhouse, humble and lowly
enough, just beyond the limits of The
village, his baby eyes first binkeC
on opening in the strong light of It.;
Tuly day in Southern Ohio, for h,
was born on the day succeeding thu
Fglorious FOURTH Tbsrs is bg
little change in the place and it
surroundings since then, and tn,
bare footed grchins, with berry
stained faces and pockets bulginG
with green apples (stolen perhaps)
whom your correspondent met b,
the wayside, may be taken as fai
types of the boy Foraker, The farm
on which he was born has passed ou
Of thg ppsseg9ion Of his family, bu
his parents still live in the iHmediat
nelqhborhood. Thither it was tha
the writer went to-day to visit them
Arriving at Rainsboro, after a ten
mile drive across one Of the mos
beautiful countries in the State, b.
stepped into the largest store ant
asked the clerk if he would tell hin
where Mr.. Foraker lived,
HGoa mean een's father ?" w
the question, and nod was give
in reply.
"Wel, he's in the back of the stor
now, trading some butter"
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LynchBurg Market.
Great care should be taken /

Great care should be taken in
seeding with clover to leave no gaps,
for such will inevitably be covered
With weeds, a worse than useless
waste of ground. Il is 2 good plan
to lop the seed trihe and then s9R
crosswise, to make sure that all is
evenly distributed. A peck per acre,
sown four quarts each way, gives a
good stand.
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I-EESBURG.
Saturday, August II, 1888.

fully. Mr.. J. W. Story, Of Greenfield, did the
work.
John r. Horst, a recent graduate of the Ma
tional Normal University, Of Lebanon, is
spending few days at his home here, previous
to entering upon his duties as teacher in the
public schools Of Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph A. Harcum left last
Wednesday for their new home in Butleryille
where they will spend the winter and then In
the spring take possession of their farm near
Morrow, Warren county. It is with deep re
gret that our citizens, Of all classes, part with
Mr. fl. and wife, and the best wishes Of all ac-
company them to their new home.
Next Sunday, the 10Th inst, viii be day Of
interest TO the good people in the vicinity Of
Hardin's creek meeting house. At II a. m Rev
Joseph Wright, Of New Vienna, viii preach,
and at 8 p. M, President Unthank and Ellen
G. Wright, both of the Wilmington College,
will deliver addresses on the suaject Of Chris
tian Education The public generally is iuyit-
ed to attend.
Last Friday was big day with the base
ballist here. ting game in the forenoon be-
tween Martinsburg and Leosburg resulted IN a
score of 10 to in favor Of Leesburg The
game in the afternoon between Wilmington
and Leesburg resulted more disastrous to our
boys, the score standing 10 to in favor of
Wilmington Two games in one day was to
heavy work for some Of our boys, two or three
of them having to call for medical ATTENDANCE
after the lest gams, Until they began to give
out they had the visitors badly beaten. In the
future one game per day will satisfy them,
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1t PBrines
the
Atmosphere.

It's exposure N q sick
room, cellar, Closet or
Stable purifes the at
mosphere and drives
away the germs Of di-
gease and death.
Taken internally ii
purifes the Stomach,
giving it ton e an d
healthy vigor. y is
thus that it cures Ind-
.gesti0n aud Dyspepsia.
When uaed as a To-
.tion it destroys all
Freckle and 10 tG b
producing germs, leav-
ing she skin clear,
white and transparent
"a that Of q littls child.
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Looking in the direction Indicated
an elderly man, dressed as a farmer,
with sunburnt face and hands, was
seen, His broad brimmed straw hat
which was darkened and formless
from long exposure to all kinds Of
weather, was pushed back from his
forehead, and his thin, snowy locks
were in full view. He is, every inch
of him, hale, hearty old man,
whose appearance tells of a head
stored with good, sound common
sense, and he belongs to that class
whom one delights to refer to as the
"bOne and sinew." His distinguish-
ed son resembles him very much,
the fathers high brow, and nose with
the firm, open nostrils, being dupli-
Gated in the son. He had Just come
in from the farm, bringing with him
six great rolls of yellow, sweet,smell-
ing butter, which Mrs. Foraker had
churned but a few hours before, and
which he was exchanging for gro
Ceries.
"What do you want it in ?" the
Store,keeper was heard to ask.
"My wife told me to get it in
sugar, to put up her blackberries and
things"
While the sugar was being put up
the correspondent introduced him
self to Mr.. Foraker, who straightway
insisted that he should accompany
him home, and as it was near dinner
time, an extra plate would be put
upon the table.
There's always enough, and it's
good, hearty country fare" ho urged;
"but I'm sorry you came all the way
from Cincinnati, and l didn't know
beforehand, for we can't make an
extra spread for you now. You see,
one Of our nejghbors is threshing,
and we lent OUT hired girl to help
them, and so Mrs. Foraker is all
alonej but our friends are always
welcome" "
The Foraker farm, which consists
Of 10 acres of good upland, is on
the Hi lsbOro pike, from which the
plain, comfortable house, painted
white, with reddish-brown shutters,
is plainly visible. The immense barn
| is between the house and the road,
and the tFst thing one sees on reach
ing the place is a towering heap of
wheat straw, which has lust been
thTeshed, and which is piled so high
as to fairly eclipse the barn. In
front of the house are aged trees, in
whose grateful shade unnumbered
chickens and curious young turkeys
lazilY take Iheir nOon.Jime rest,
scarcely moving as the newspaper
visitor makes his way up the walk.
On the porch are Mr.. Foraker and
his son Charles, a younger brother
OF the Judges, who is determined to
be a farmer, who greet the traveller
Hospitality, and all these engage in a
political discussion, while the lady
of the house can be heard bustling
about inside getting dinner.
"Mr Foraker" asked your corFe-
sPnndenb "dldn't you object to the
Judge entering the army pn
81 did, but the boy was set upon
it. so let him go. You see his
elder brother, Burch, was in a law
office in Hillsboro, and when he en-
listed, Ben thought he must 60 and
fill his place By and by he caught
the fever, too, and said he was going
ta be a saldier told him that he
was not mature enough; that he
could not endure the long marches
with the heavy burdens he would be
obliged to carry that he would be,
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Dr. 2. D. Aohor is on the sick List.

Dr. f. D. Aohor is on the sick list.
samuel Agnev has sold his farm. east of town
to Mr.. S. Ellis,
W @. Woodrow was in Cincinnati on Fhqrs-
day on business.
Ed. Fulton, Of Indispa, made "a flying visit
here last Monday.
An unusual amount OF whisky was shipped
from here last week.
J.R. Baker has in his possession snow
white meadow mouse.
James Brouso has sold his farm near the
stillhouse to Owen West
Business has been quite lively with our
merchants the past week.
WI, Holmes, of Denver, Colo, is visiting
his numerous froHGg here,
Miss Lucy yarney, of Naa,ytQRR, ~ visiting
her cousin, Miss Nettie yarnoy.
Mr.. Cy. Noble and wife returned home oR
Friday evening from Baltimore.
John O. Thompson still continues quite low
with but little hopes of his recovery.
The popularity of the Five, Eight, and Ten
Cent Counters iR increasing. G. BAsLEsS " Co'
aHglsWl
DR.. r. A. Brown aRd ]. Il. peRistqR went to
New Vienna on Friday to witness the bess ball
game.
Warmers are hauling their wheat in and sell
ing it from the machine at one dollar per
bushel.
"Juml o" most goods for the least money IN
the city. o. bAYLESs d Co.
augl5W
A large amount of willow wood Is being
shipped from here to the powder mills for
making powder.
Some sneak thieves entered the residence OF
William simlins one day last week while the
family we're absent, aud ransacked everything
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New Bloomfield, Misa., Jan. 2 1880.
wish TO say TO You that have been suffer-
inc FOR the last FIVE years with segeTe itching
ali over. have heard Of Hop Bitters and have
tried It. have used up four bottles and it
bas done me more good than all the doctors
and medicines that they could use on or with
me. / am old and poor but feel TO bless you
tormept OF tlle doctors. 1 have had fifteen
doctors at me. One gave me seven ounces OF
solution of arsenias another took four quarts Of
blood from me. All taey could tell was that II
waa skin sickness ROg, after these four pot
lies Of your medicine, nay siaq ia MeHi eleai
and euooth as ever. Henry Kpoche.
auglbW8ap
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WILL PREVEN'
It Destroys
the
Germs Of Disease

lisa fact established
by Science that man
diseases are introduced
bv putrihcation, which
reproduces itself and
Droporates the disease
in ever widening cir
Cles.
These diseases gener-
ate contagion aud fill
the air with deeth
such IS that dread
Terror.
Asiatic Cholera,
which fs now devastat-
ing the East and ad-
vancing on its mission
Of death rapidly toward
our shores. Other dis
seases Of the same sort
are Diptheria Typhoid
Fever, Scarlet Fever,
Small PoX, Measles,
Yellow Fever, Fry
sipelas, etc. All these
generate contagiOn.
Other diseaseg-Fever
and AgUe, Malarial
Pc yer, etc, arise from
conta zion which comes
ofdam, Hness, unhealthy
situation 3 or unclean-
An these Diseases
can be cured only 10y
stopping the pEOdue-
ton of Di. ease Germs
and destroying NOSE y
already produced. L 0ta
these results are q, p
oonlplished by the use
Of Prof. Darby's prepa-
ration of Boracic Acid
and Chlorine, known
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Il Renders all it
Comes
i'm Contact with
pure and Healthy.
DARBY'S
PROPHYLACTIC
FLuIn

Space does not permit us to name I.'aDg q
the uses to which this great Germ destro yer y
applicable. Ask your Druggist for prin tea
matter descriptive Of its usefulness, or address,
J.H. ZELIN & CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists, PHILADELPHIA.
90 cents per Bottle. Pint Bottles, SlO0
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No. 1-ENIGlIA.
Composed Of ten letters
My 3 2 is TO marry.
My 10 g S is o city of the Bible.
My Whe'e l4 the middle Of the foot
No. 2-HIDDEN NAMES.
i. She said to them MAY 1 come 2"
2. Will he lend his book, think you
8. JOhn-Carried two bushels Os grain.
4. "Mary had little lamb she fed it her
self
5. Her mother told her many lively stories
6. Many a lion, elephant and tiger were
Z, The bird sat on her nest till dawn.
Henrietta.
No. sword SQUARE.
/. An African river
2. A feminine name,
3. An arch look.
4. A masculine name, Barkis.
No. 4-CROss-WOBD ENIGMA.
In new, not in old;
In brave, not in bold;
In west not in east;
In low, not in least
In bread, not IN cake;
In Sleep not in wake;
I'm money, not IN bond;
In lake. not i'm pond;
In town, not in city;
I'm song, not in dittys-
The whole Is a city.
Answers to Young Folks Corner of Aug. 8
To No. l. STAG
TARE
A RE A
G e A r
To No. .
Ever there floats before the real,
The bright the beautiful ideal.
To No. 3-PenBaoola
To No. 4-BarefoOt Boy.
To No. 5-PuP,
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and all pronounced Jumbo the biggest thing
ever seen on legs
List Of letters remaining in the Highland
post Office Miss Ollie Cornelius, Wm Dris-
coll, H. O. Elwood, Michle Fry, @. W. Huggins
Dan Inskp Miss Hannah King, John W. Lev
erton, Miss Moore, Elmer A. Pyle, Lydia Smith,
Mamie @. Sanders, Carrie stoops, W. Terrell,
Cyrus Elwood, J. D. Mccartney.
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the CHOLERA.

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It's use either inter
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To No. .
Ever there floats before the real,
The bright, the beautiful ideal.
To No. Pensacola.
To No. 4-BarefoOt Boy.
To No, 5-PuP,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05
Mr.. T.nSIe's Friends 20 the Rescue.

To The EfiiT Of me hrgS'T.
Ir the Issue Of your paper of this morn
ing a very abusive extract from the Glen
diLe Press relative TO George l.. Tingie,
Esq.. was given TO the public.
Mr. Tingle, while living in Wheeling,
was gentleman Of very considerable
prominence. Taking always an active part
N every question of importance that was
spi,ated among us, he nsturally y made many
enemies, snd many of these have not hesi-
ta'ed TO give him a stab beneath the fifth
lib aud in the dark, when a safe distance
separated them from the objec attacked.
Likewise, George Tingle left many warm
friends in this city; friends who are such
from benefits received as well as from ben
efirs conferred; and also friends without
any consideration whatever. As Iwo OF
tie latter. we desire TO inform the pablic
nf certain facts relating TO the publications
in the papers Of to-day.
In the first place, the community might
suppose that The editorial of the GlendiVe
Press was matter of late date.
The Glendive PJssJ published this spicy
attack upon the 18th day OF November,
1882 and al that time the editor OF that
b.COd and thunder sheet was q candidate
sesirst Mr. Tngle for Recorder of Glen
Give, and waS simply engaged IN the small
End ccntemstible business OF making uSe
cf bis own paper to help him 10 office
" heihef ihere existed any necessity fol
Tor rakipg up quarrel which had its birIt
in paper inc months ago aud palming i
off on confiding community as a mattel
, Of TO day, we leave for the judgment o
I o hers. We can assure the community
that Mr.. Tinele is alive, sound In heaitl
ST more plethoric in purse thar any hal
| uCzen Of his irsducers and slsnderers her
| snd elsewhere. Very respectfully.
JOHN o. PESDLEToS,
Z"crG4. 1858. N. J. QKANEr