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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-04-11
VIM. Runk is on the sick list.

VIM. Runk is on the sick list.
Milton Wright buried an infant child on
last Monday.
Miss Marie Maddox, of Hillsboro, was
visiting friends here last week.
Beef cattle are very scarce in this com.
munity at present.
We have a peach tree twenty-five months
old that will be in full bloom in few days,
The prospect for wheat crop is increas-
ing as spring approaches.
Mr.. Bailey, of the Lebanon Normal
School, visited our school last week.
Trickey was out-tricked on election day
He laughed too soon.
Rev. f. L. Knoxs family are having
quite a serious time with the measles.
VIM. Stautner has recovered from the
measles but is still carrying ono eye in a
sling.
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society
met at the NJ. E. Church last Tuesday eve
ming.
A blind man from Pike county was here
on Saturday soliciting charity aud selling a
song entitled "Pity the Blind.
Stamp deputy ]. W. Peale informs us
that during the first five days of this month
nc W ANNADll bNGl nlAlGtA lAlbi4oAlu hbllal
revenue at the Government warehouses
here.
Mrs Sidney Terrell, an old and respected
lady of this neighborhood died after a
lingering illness of several months on last
Sunday evening, and was buried on Mon
day evening from the NJ. Z. Church, Rev.
E. l.. Knox officiating
There were four tickets in the field here on
election day; Democratic, Republican, FRO
hibitiou, and Independent. The Democrats
as is usual on such occasions, carried every
| thing but Judge of elections, which fell tC
the Republicans.
The following tickets were elected here
} last Monday: Township Trustees-W. H
( Pence, +. Pulse, Eli R0Vsh} Clerk, W. A
+ FAbeEuathy; Treasurer James Brulport
/ Assessor W. z. Webster; Constahles, d
Simkins, Geo. Armantrout Corporation
| Council, VIM. Cleveland, George Pfster
Joseph Dixon.
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WINCHESTER

Thomas Hinton, Of near Emerald, who
died Tuesday night March 81, 1888, in the
list year of his age, from heart disease,
served in the Mexican war and was a car
peuter by trade He was a consistent men,
Der Of the Presbyterian Church at Bethel
He leaves wife and four children, two
daughters and two sons. The deceased was
in usual health, having walked to Emerald
and the smithshop in the afternoon of the
day Of his death He was a firm believer
in Christ as the only hope of salvation, was
quiet in his manner of life, and developed
noble Christian character. He died the
death of the righteous, and was never heard
to express any fears in reference to the
future, but departed, as we firmly believe,
to the rest that remains for all the people of
God, and the door of mortality forever
closed behind Kim.
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Notice 10 Contractors,
Auditors Office, Highland County Ohio,
HiOgLOrO March 10 1g,

Auditors Office, Highland County, Ohio,
HillsbOrO, March 10, 1888.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
Office of the County Auditor of Highland
County, Ohio, until 70 o'clock noon on MON
DAY, the 23d day of April 1888, for furnishing
the material and constructing brick school
house in Sub-disuict 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 buildiug will be found ON file in the
County Auditors Office from and after MON
DAY, the Goth day of March, 1888.
Each bid must contain the name of every
person interested i'm the same, and be accom-
panied by sufficient guaranty Of some disin-
turested person that, if the bid is accepted, a
contract will be entered into, and the perform
ance of it properly secured.
The bid for each kind of material called iol
by the specifications shsl be slated separately
and the price OF each gwen, and the price OF
labor must also be separately stated. The con
tTacts win beawaIded to the lowest responsible
bidders, Ieserying 10 the board Of County Com
missioners the right 10 reject any or all bids.
BY order of the Board of Commissioners OF
| Highland County, Ohio. E. M, DEBRUIN,
mch21w5 Auditor
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The number Of The Living Age for
March 18th and oath contain Archbishop
TAFT and the Primtcy, QuafteFlYi village
life in Norfolk Six HqndTed Years Ago,
Nineteenth Century, Gamhetta, by Gabriel
Monod, Contemporary Samuel Wilber-
force, Fortnightly; A New Winter Resort,
Blackwood; Miss Austen, Temple Bar;
Memories of Leon Gambetta, and Poets
and Nightingales; Cornhill; Medicine as
Practiced by Animals, British Medical Jour
nal; Dislike, The Secret Motive Of Secret
Societies, and The Pains Of Exile, Speota-
tor; Whimsical Notices and Inscriptions,
Chambers Journal; with the conclusion Of
90 For Himself Alone" instalments Of
" The Ladies Lindores, and the usual
amount of Poetry.
A new number began with the frst nWm.
Der Of January. For Afty-two numbers Of
sixty-fogF large pages eaeh Ger more than
/ 8, 800 pages a Yearl the subscription price
! 1881 is low, while for Sl0.50 the publishers
offer to send any one of the American S4
monthlies or weeklies with The Living Age
for year, post paid. Litten & Co., Bos-
ton, are the publishers. t-t-'l
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The April Atlantic opens with the first
iustallment of Henry James Daisy
Miller, not the story Of that name which
everybody has read, but dramatization of
it, with new characters and scenes, adding
attractions which will make il quite worth
while for all to read it who have read the
story as well as for those who have not read
it. This is followed by "Pillow Smooth
ing Authors, " an essay by DR.. Holmes, who
furnishes a prelude on Night-Caps, and
comments ou an old writer, namely, Burton,
from whom he makes copious extracts.
Charles Dudley Warner contributes re-
markably excellent article on " Modern
Fiction, . which is peculiarly opportune in
view of the recent discussions, notably in
England, of some leading American novel
lists. Miss Sarah Ome Jewett has O delight
fully characteristic New England story en-
! titled "A New ParishioDer." Richard Grant
| White contributes an article ON the Bacon
| Shakespeare Craze, which is remarkably
| instructive and readable, Bradford Torrey,
who wrote a few months ago a paper of pc
culiar interest on The Birds of Boston
! Common" writes for this number an
equally interesting article on Bird Songs"
Elizabeth Robins writes of "StAge BufOOns'
in different countries aud times. There are
poems by Mr., Aldrich, Rose Hawthorne
Lathrop, and others, together with reviews
of important recent books, and the usuaI
variety of the Contributors Club.
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Young Folks Corner.

No. 1-CHARADE.
My first is to wait for decision:
My whole Is an insect we fear,
When found in the bucket Of sugar;
My whole is to wear in the ear. Belle.
No. 2-CONIBINED FRA OTIONs.
l. One-ihird of elm, one-third Of ash, one
fourth of pine, OnG-tifth of alder and one-hfth
Of beech form what tree ?
2. One-fourth of limb, one-fourth Of leaf,
one-siXth Of branch and one-ffth of trunk
form what part of a tree
s. One-third of ten, one-sixth Of twelve, one
fifth of three, one-half Of i've and One-fOurth
OF nine form what number. A. j. y.
No. s-DOUBLE ACROsTIC.
1. Part of an arrow.
.. A part in music.
3. Rows.
4. An animal
8. "Ihe sOOtJefaCed Moor"
6. Overthrow.
The initials and finals name two New Eng
land cities.
No. 4-CURTAuMENTs.
Curtail:
l. Dress, leave a kind Of fish.
2. To pull ghTeds leave TO rage.
.. Space, leave an auxiliary verb.
4. mans name, leave a fairy.
D, sjgn, leave to disfgure.
FlDaAi color.
Answers tOYoung Folks Corner Of April 4
To No. Plate, Slate, elate.
10 No. al Sleek, leek. 2. Whip, hip. s.
Idea, 4aeal, deal A. Nail, all. 8. Grace, race
10 No, S-MRn proposes, God disposes.
} I0NoN A. @ ARE
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PIKE COLLEGE,

Farmers are busy with their spElaq work.
John Stout has removed his saw mill
Charley long LAS turned out to be a
stock .bgyer.
Miss Icy Whitley, of Sardinia, is visiting
friends here.
Sam Hetherington is on the sick list
Our Sabbath School is in q fourishiRg
condition.
Persons who took contracts on the pike
are busy at work.
We think it would be a good chance for
some good miller to erect mill near here.
JEFF. Sonner's house was destroyed by
fire one day last week, but by the assistance
of some Of the neighbors saved nearly all
the contents. Fire caused by defective
hue.
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EMERALD.

EMEtALDs
Considerable sickness in this community
at present.
Miss Ollie vanpelt left last Monday for
Kansas
Nelson Hudson, Of Greenfield, visited
his brother Ben near this place last
week.
Sam Edenfeld killed six wild ducks last
week.
Philip Seip has his barn completed.
Mr. Lewis Roads and Miss sallie Reed,
both Of this vicinity, were married on
Monday of last week.
No wonder Mark Smith smiles more than
usual. It's girl, and made its appearance
bow last Monday evening.
Mrs. W. G. Woodrow and Miss Libbie
Musgrave, Of sugartree Ridge visited at
the residence Of j. A. Edenfeld Tuesday
last
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradford, Of Tran
guilty spent last Sunday with "Aunt &"
Rachel Gutridge.
Mr.. Hizer who just recently moved on
Mr.. Gilberts farm, buried an infant child
last Thursday.
Thomas Hinton, Of this place, died very
suddenly on last Monday night.
Sportsman are still having their fun
Messrs. Cochran, Miller, and Horner, had
quite lively chase after a sly reynard last
Monday night. Horner offers to wager his
best horse that his dogs, Srtinger and
Sretcher, can catch any fox this side Of the
Pacific ocean.
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Farm for Sale.

The valuable grain and stock farm Of Philip
Hansbrough, situated miles n. Of Hillsbor-
ough, Highland Co., o., IL miles N. W. Of
Samantha and miles s. of the NJ. & G. r. r.,
containing about 300 acres; no acres improved
and in fair state for cultivation, so acres good
timber. Perennial springs, never failing wells,
and 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. aornA, IN plesaGnt grove,
stands the time honOred "Auburn" Church
The industry, honor and intelligence Of the
neighborhood; choice of markets; rare educa-
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 Hansbrough or W. H. Garnett
feb28m3 Samantha, Ohio.
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MARSHALL.

There were communion services at the
Presbyterian Church last Sunday.
G. P. Dunlap closed his school on the
3Oth, with an exhibition at night
Miss Stella Templin is visiting her sister
in Paint township.
Rumor says that two of our young ladies
are going to be carried off by widowers.
Miss Beavers commenced teaching a
class in music in this neighborhood last
week.
Uriah Milburn, south of Marshall, has
sold his farm to q. P. Dunlap.
The Sabbath School was reorganized at
the Presbyterian Church Sunday, 25th ult
Officers were elected as follows: Superin-
tendent, 7. H. Dick, asst supt., ]. F. Blair,
secretary, Hettie Keys, treasurer, Charlie
Keys, librarian, Louisa Smith.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE!
The Well-knOwn Thompson Farml
FARM OF $50 ACRES,
Susceptible Of Division into Three
Farms, one Of 1O5 Acres, and two Of
172 1-2 Each.

The above farm is situated IN Highland conn
ty, Ohio three miles north Of Hillsboro, (Coun-
ty-seat) on the Lexington and Hillsboro pike,
and extends westward ID Clear creek, near
to the Jamestown pike, and b about 500 yards
from the sChoolhouse and the Clear creek NJ.
e. Church.
There are 500 acres Of cleared and Gllable
land and the balance is IN pasture and wood
land, one hundred acres Of first-class bottom
land, and 100 H6fe8 of BerOud-class, on Clear
creek The upi8nds arc trst-fat8 sugar ant
beech lands, with eight never-failing springi
conveniently located.
Also an orchard of 800 frst-class apple treei
Of the choicest variety of fruit and two com
Portable dwelling houses suitable Out-hOusei
and one new barn.
The above premises (Owned by Mrs. E. J
Thompson) can be purchased on reasonable
terms as to price and payment by application tC
JAS. II. THOMPSON,
mnrt4w4 HillsbOru, Ohio.
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Fnr Enln.
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
Office of the Clerk of the Board Of Education
of New Market township, until u o'clock at
ing a schoolhouse on the lot situated in Sub
District No. 8 Of said township, according to
the plans and specifications on file in said Office
Each bid must contain the name Of every
person interested in the same, and be accom-
panied by sufficient guaranty of some disin-
contract will be entered into and the perform
ance of it properly secured. The bid for each
kind of material called for by the specifications
must be stated separately, and the price of each
given, and the price of labor also must be sepa-
rately stated. None but the lowest responsible
bid will be accepted, and tic Board may reject
any or all bids.
BY order of the Board, p, S, RELL,
mar14W4 Clerk.
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Farm For Sale.
nnart4w4

A fine Stock Grain and Tobacco farm stu
ated about four miles from Hillsboro, Highland
county, Ohio at the junction Of Clear creek
and Rocky Fork. The farm contains about
seven hundred acres, in large part rich bottom
lands, the rest upland pasture and woodland.
Besides its streams it is well supplied with
never-failing springs. There are three tenant
houses, barns, Fairbanks scales, and large new
tobacco house upon the place. The land will
be sold in a body or in farms Of size to suit
purchasers. Also for sale, three fine bred Trot-
ting Stations Of Eclipse and Mohawk blood.
For further particulars and terms address,
G.. i. BEECHER,
mar2lw3 HillsbOro, o.
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ORC. HIGHLAND Co, o, WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1888.
NEW PUBLICATIONS

One Of the most entertaining and useful
magazines that has come to us recently is
Demorests Monthly Magazine for April
which does not contain a single article that
cannot be read with profit and pleasure.
"The Admirars Ward " is continued, and
among the shorter stories are "a Romance
in Purple" "An April Adventure" Joe
Baxter, Ranchman," " and the "Story Of the
Maelstrom, a translation from the Norwe-
gian Jenny June gives another chapter Of
" How We Live in New York, Miss Kate
Sanborn an amusing sketch, entitled "The
Oonundrum of the Nineteenth Century" 4"
Mrs. Hungerford one Of her popular articles,
aud Miss Hetta Ward +" Home Artand Home
Comfort" These. with many other articles
of interest and Current Topics, and the
various departments, make up as interest
ing a number Of hisreadable magazine as
we have Yet bad Special attention is given
to the illustrations, and in this case with
particularly happy results, 1.-THE Flight
into Egypt" a steel engraving, and the
etching of Watts celebrated picture,
Watchman, What of the Night ?" being
especially fine.
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Sas"Help yourself and others will help
you.n But don't fail to use Kidney Wort
for all liver, kidney and bowel complaints,
piles, oostiveness, etc. The demand of the
people for an easier method of preparing
Kidney-Wort has induced the proprietors,
the wellknown wholesale druggists, Wells
Richardson q Co., of Burlington, Va, %
prepare it for sale in liquid form -s wen al
in dry form.
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DEMONSTRATED!

That good salesmep can average $500 10 S6.OC
per dVy prQ6t, selling the "pOCket Manual
AVE must marvellous little volume ever issued
Needed and purchased by all classes. Nothing
IN the book line ever equal to i'll Agents
wanted in every town and county. Special
territory given. Complete sample and outfit 5C
cents, OF full particulars for stamp.
p. r, ALDERMAN, Publisher,
mar21w2 Marietts, Ohio
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The Art Amateur for April contains work
ing designs of oak-leHves for a vase, wild
roses for a dessert plate, and aristolochia
vine for a panel; a variety Of ecclesiastical
and South Kensington embroidery designs
and a second page of monograms in A. The
frontispiece is a fine drawing of a superb
silver cup and tray presented by Ogden
Goelet to the New York Yacht Club. An
interesting biography Of Alma Tadema is
accompanied by numerous illustrations Of
that artists work, including q large engray-
ing of Sunday Morning, "andanother of "a
Parting Kiss" A group of clever sketches
from the Paris Water Color Exhibition, and
capital pen-apd-ink drawing by @. g.
Bush The Gardeners Favorite are
also noticeable among the full-page illustra-
tions. Especially interesting are the illus
trated accounts of the famous Jones col
lection in London, and of "a Wood Carver's
Homen-the exquisitely decorated house of
Mr.. Benn pitman at Cincinnati. There are
also valuable articles on book cases (by
| Arthur Penu), china painting (by Miss Nc
| Laughlin), the Leland Art School at Phila-
delphia, flower painting, portrait drapery,
portiere embrOideries fancy ball costumes,
dining rooms and other principal topics.
French paintings in New York, and the re-
cent exhibition of the Art Club Of that city,
are discussed editorially; my Note Book
is full, as usual, of pungent paragraphs,
and in every respect this number well main
tains the high standard which The Art
Amateur has set for itself. Price 80 cents;
S4 q year. Montague Marks, publisher, 25
Union Square, New York.
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Lynchharg Market.
NnACKELTON,s STATION.

The narrow gauge has changed tizno
Arrives here going north at IL O'Clock a. m.
going south, arrives at 1.O2 p. m.
Charlie Lemon and wire, of Hillsboro
spent last sabbath here.
Preaching at Mt. Zion Church every
Sabbath, by the pastor, Rev. Reichard
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Halls Hair Remover renews, cleanses,
brightens, and invigorates the hair, and
restores faded or gray hair to its youthful
color and lustre. People with gray hair
prefer to use the Remover, rather than pro-
claim to the world through their bleaChed
locks that they are becoming aged, and
passing on to decay.
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Town ProncrtY fOr SAD.

offer for sale my property on Walnut street
on easy terms. being a very desirable two
story brick dwelling with all comforts and con-
veniences. warm dry house of ten rooms,
including good kitchen and washhouse, all in
good repair. Large lot with three cisterns, ex-
cellent well, choice fruit, and good outbuild-
ings.
Or, 1 will exchange same for good farm or
business property. For particulars inquire at
HillsborO National Bank. G. BARRElE.
u1arD1n19
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FOR sALE-CHBAB
A PlOw Paper Cutter

Having bought a new Peerless sd-ipch
Paper Gutter, we baye Plow Paper Out
ter, iron frame, 2s-inoh cut, in good order,
which we will sell cheap. Price, $40. In
quire at this Office.
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GENTLEMEN Hop Bitters have
been of great value to me. I was laid up
with typhoid fever for over two months
and could get no relief until tried your
Hop Bitters To those suffering with de-
bility or any one in feeble health, cordi-
ally recommend them. J. G. Stoetzel
ap1lw2 683 Fulton st., Chicago, Ill.
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WHY SHE WAS RED
As red as the rose was my love last night
Yea, red as a rose was she;
But to-day my loves as pale and white
As the blossoms Of the apple tree.
Poor thing she is paling for me, think;
But the wicked neighbors say
Her mother crept in while my love was
asleep,
And stole her pink saucer away.
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Administrators Notice

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed and qualified Administrator.
with the will annexed, Of the estate of Liyonia
O. Lloyd. late of Highland County, Ohio, de-
ceased by the Probate Court of said County.
THOMAS /. LLOYD.
Dated March 9, 1888. mchi4W3