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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-10-01
Legal Notice

I Ohm Hustled, whose place of residence 4.
- unknown, will take notice that ON hC1Atl
day Of May, A. D., 1884. the Hillsb0rO National
Bank, of lillsborO, Ohio, filed its petition ion
the Court of Common Pleas i'm Highland -Daa-
ty, Ohio, i'm case No. 1919, against the above
named John Hustled, alleging, in substance,
that the plaintiff is corporation duly organ
lied and Incorporated under the laws of the
United States, and ls doing business iu the
town of HillsbOrO Ohio, that this its action is
founded on prOmissOry note dated EiIsborO,
o., July %, 1888, and calling for s 45G co. pay
able sixty days after date To- the order Of
Sloane & Newly, at the Hnlsboro National
Bank, Hill5OOrO, o., at 8 per cent. interest af-
ter maturity, that said prOmissOry note was duly
assigned TO the plaintif by said Sloane E New
by that there are no credits on said note. and
that there is due from said defendant to the
said plaintiff ON said promiss0ry note the sum
OF 81, 4J6.6O with interest at the rate of per
cent, from the oath day of September, 1888
and for which sum with interest as aforesaid
the plaintiff prays Judgment. And that on
said l4th day Of May 1884, said plaintiff duly
filed an affidavit stating that the claim of said
plaintiff in this action is founded upon prom
is5Ory note, executed and delivered by the said
defendant, to said Sloane & Newly, and by
said Sloane d Newly assigned to the said plain
tiff for 81 4jG.GO, dated July %, 1888, payable
at the HiIlsloro National Bank i'm Hlsboro,
Ohio, sixty days after date with interest aa
per cent. after maturity, until paid, and that
said claim is just and that plaintiff Cughttorc-
cover thereon the sum of 81, ,456.GO with inter
est at the rate of per cent. per annum, from
the 24th day Of September 1888. and that said
John Hustled is a nonresident of the state of
Ohio and further that plaintiff believes and
has good reasons to believe that one Thomas
Foster has property or credits Of said defend
ant in his possession consisting of notes and
other Indebtedness, to the amount of ten
thousand dollars, owing and belonging to said
defendant, John Hustled And said John Hus-
ted is further notified that on the 14th dag Of
May, 1884, an order Ofattachmeutandg garnish-
ment was issued in said case, and duly served
upon said Thomas Foster, commanding him to
aprear and answer under oath according to
law. Said defendant is required to answer
said petition on or before the 8th day Of No
vember, 1884, or judgment will be taken
against him by default
The HuLsBOROUGH NATIONAL BANK.
BY Sloane, Newly 81 Morrow, it's Att'vs.
September G, 1884. seplOwG
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Legal Notice.

TTNHE unknown heirs aud children of Isaac
a West, deceased, son of John West late Of
Highland COuuty, deceased, whose place of res
idence ia unknown, viii take notice, that on
the 2nd day Of February, 1854, Daniel WeyOr
and Isabella Cowgirl, filed their petition i'm the
Court OF Common Pleas of Highland county,
Ohio, i'm case No. 1890, against the above
named parties and others stating that on the
-- day OF -----, A.. D., 1875,
one John West died seized in fee simple of GER
tain real estate being about 40 acres, situated
in the county of Highland, i'm the state of
Ohio, on the Rocky Fork and Paint creek, and
that they are unable TO give an accurate dis
criptiOn of said premises, without first having
a survey of the same and that for the purpose
of getting a proper description thereof sur
vey ia necessary. That the said plaintiffs are
each seized in fee simple and are entitled 90 the
immediate possession of the undivided l-G4th
part OF said real estate, and that the above
named and other defendants are tenants In
common 10 SAID real estate, and that said chill
dren and heirs of the said Isaac West doCeas sd
are entitled 20 the undivided l-72nd part of sand
real estate. Plaintiffs also aver that since the
death OF the said John West. said real estate
has been In the exclusive possession and enc
ioyment Of the said defendant, Allen p. West.
Co the exclusion Of said plaintiffs and the other
c0-tenants. The prayer Of said petition u.s.
that survey and partition of said promises
may be made, on III that can not be done with
out manifest injury, that such prOeeediDgg
may be had as are authorized by law ana
further that an account of rents and profits of
said estate from the time of the death of the said
John West until partition bemade. may be taken.
SAID parties are required 20 answer said peti-
tiOn ON or before the 8th day of November, A.
d.. 1884 or the same will be taken as true and
a decree rendered accordingly.
DANIEL WEIER and
ISABELLA COWGILL.
by sloane, Newly Morrow their Attys
September D. 1884. sepl0w6
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HIGHLAND CO, o. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER l, Iss4.

gent and well educated man--a drumme
for lumber company.
Well, we left Columbus about midnigb
on an east-bouud p, G. d St. L. train
Daylight found us over in the eastern par
of the State, and as the sun was beginning
to be visible above the mountains W,
reached Steubenyille, of which I hope {,
tell you more in the future. Here we crosl
the Ohio river and are rolling over tn,
mountains and ravines and through the
cuts and tunnels Of Wes Virginia. We
eventually reach Pittsburg,
THE SMOKY CITY,
Where we remained but short time. This
is a queer sort Of a city. You are passing
through its suburbs halfan hour before you
got in sight Of the city proper. A number
OF bridges span the river here, and the tun-
no!s of the iron working establishments are
numerous in every direction. We hope to
be able to tell you more about it at some
future time.
We next run about seventy miles up a
narrow valley to
JoHNsTowN.
Johnstown is a mining town. In fact since
leaving Pittsburg mines of coal and iron.
as well as oil wells, have been common
sights. The country still contains coal and
iron, though many mines are long since
exhausted. The dust Of the streets here is
almost like coal dust, and the streams are
reddish from mineral matter. The citv
contains about 10000 inhabitants, geveroI
iron works and people Of all nationalities-
some of them pretty tough characters.
Yesterday afternoon we took "cIimbu up
one of the mountains, three ridges of
which enclose this place in a triangular
pen. The veiw was indeed grand, and am
ply repaid us for our long and sometimes
perllous tramp. These ridges arc members
of the struggling Allegheny family. From
the summit we can behold the city-its
streets, roads aud buildings-like map
spread before us. In one part Of the city
are several squares containing houses uni
tormIy built, belonging to large iron
working company, and occupied by its en-
pIoyees. They apparently are large enough
to accommodate two or three small families
each. But enough. We must let up. In
a few days we will visit Uniontown, the
home Of the unfortunate Mutt family, and
Washington, where is situated the LIE
Moyne crematory, and of these we will
next time write. Lovingly,
TRAMP PRuyTFR
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FURTHER REDUCTIONS
n o., w. & B. ExcursIon Rntes.

In c., W. & b. Excursion Rates.
The last days of the Cincinnati Exposi-
ton are approaching. As an exhibit it has
been an immense success, and has been
thronged with appreciative visitors ever
since its opening day. Still there are many
who have not yet gone, and many more
would like to see again the Art Gallery
which is itself worth q whole days study
or the relics of the Greedy expedition, or
the Ocean Light House, or the Incubator,
or some other specially interesting display.
For the benefit Of these persons the c., W.
& B. r. r. will on Oct. I'd, sell tickets
from Hillsboro to Cincinnati and return at
1925 for the round trip, the tickets being
good returning until 3rd, inclusive. The
Exposition orchestra will be as unfaggipp
as ever in their efforts to entertain, and
the Concert Halls and Hilltop resorts Of the
city will be as attractive as usual if not
more so. Our friends will do well to take
this opportunity to visit the Paris, under
such favorable conditions at these low rates
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WHAT is DYSPEPSIA? {?

Among the many symptoms
Of Dyspepsia or indigestion
the most prominent are: Va
riable appetite; faint, gnaWing
feeling at pit Of the stomach,
with unsatisfied craving for
food; heartburn, feeling Of
weight and wind in the stOm-
ach, bad breath, bad taste in
the mouth, low spirits, general
prOstpation, headache, and
constipation. There is no form
Of disease more prevalent than
Dyspepsia, and none so peeUl-
lar to the high-living and rap
id-eating American people.
Alcohol and tobacco produce
Dyspepsia; also, bad air, rapid
eating, etc. BURDOCK BLOOD
BITTERS will cure the worst
case, by regulating the bowels
and tOning up the digestive
organs. Sold everywhere.
my2lyl
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II 80Othe5 the pain. u reduces the swelling,
Tt imbers the suhened tend0ns and muscles.
All this AthlophOros does in any case of Rheu-
matism or Neuralgia. But it does more and
better things. 1t goes to the root of these dis
eases i'm the blood, and don't stop till healthy
circulation is restored c. s. Starr, 28 State
St., New London, Conn, writes. "a friend
who had suffered for years With rheumatism
who had had the best physicians in the State,
and hospital treatment besides, without relief,
found instant and wonderful relief from Ath-
lOphOrOs.
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CIre 4i9ItIaud .9IrHs,
HILLSBORO, ONO:
Wednesday, Oct. 1, "a.

For the NEWS.
A LingGrcr.
This eve I bade my home farewell,
And now upon the shore
wait the good ship "Ocean Belle"
Where oft I've stood before
I'll tell the stars above me
They beam so softly bright
That Nelly does not love me
She told Inc so last night.
oft have looked into her eyes
And hoped she cared for me.
But hopes that lived through fears and sighs
Were crushed here by the sea.
So will not longer liDger
Though the stars shine e'or 80 bright
Since Nelly does not love me,
She told me so last night
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Makes No Drunkards,

The temperance people-and we should all
be temperance people-are probably right
when they say that great many popular med
icines are based on rum, and tend to induce
drinking habits. WhOsOever takes Parkers
Tonic is safe from that danger. 1t is a whole
some invigorant, and restores the disordered
functions Of the stomach and liver without
straIntng nature or perverting it, Many
clergymen and temperance workers have testi-
fed to this. 1t is as delicious to the palate as
it is effective in curing disease. octsp
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The blessings Of life are many. Live
long and be happy. Don't neglect a cough
or cold. Keep yourself well clothed in
changeable weather, and always keep a
bottle of DIR. Wistars Balsam Of Wild
Cherry in the household. A single spoon
full will cure an ordinary cough or cold.
Its continued use will cure consumption.
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In hundreds Of instances where Hot
Springs and other treatment failed to cure
scrofula and syphilihc disorders the suf-
ferer has sought and found a cure in DR..
Guysotus Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.
l. cnriches the blood, strengthens the uri-
nary and digestive organs, and quickly re-
moves all indications of illhealth and blood
disease, from a pimple to a running sore,
from a headache to a rheumatic pain. Its
superiority over all other blood purifiers
aud strengthening medicines is admitted
by all who test its curative effect and in
hueuCe
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TRAMP PRINTER
Formulating Among the Mountains
of the Keystone State.

THROUGH omo-CoLUNBUs- SOME oBsERyA.
T1oNs-THE SMOKY cIrY-THE ALLEGnENYs
-JoHNsTowN-AN INTERESTING LETTER.
Ed. News To-day, September 81,
1884, finds me at the Hotel Brunswick.
Johnstown, Penn, where arrived at 1O:48
yesterday morning My trip from the Hill
City was not devoid Of pleasure and profit,
and I beg leave to disgust your hundreds
upon hundreds Of readers with accounts of
a few Of my observations.
As you are aware 1 left Hillsboro on Fri
day morning, September 10. the day after
the reunion of the 48th o. v. I. at lynch
burg On the 10Th the S0th reunited at
Frankfort, in Ross county, and was attend
ed by @ number of Hillsboro's o1-soldiers,
who while we We're waiting for the Chilli
cotho train, entertained q circle of inter
ested listeners with stories OF army exploits
mentally made a note OF their stories,
and when L have more time will trauscribe
some Of them for your readers. But bye
and-bye the train came and we got aboard
and scooted over to the Ancient Metropolis
-Clillicothe. Fearing that some Of the
dudes to whom we had given a little friend
ly advice awhile back might see us and
think from the cut of our noble counte-
nance that we were a journalist, and from
our frightened expression that we were
from the News, and being also aware that
our train would be due in a couple Of
hours We didn't monkey around town any,
but stayed at the depot. We next boarded
the north-bouud Scioto valley train, and
3 o'clock found us in
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TERMS.
Business Directory.

Cards inserted under this head at the follow
ing rates For inch space, $40 year; y
inch So year; d inch, So year.
G75-Ten lines Of this type make I inch.
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Nervous debility, indicated by loss of
memory universal lassitude, constant fa-
tigue vivid dreaming, unnatural excite
ments, fits Of dizziness, etc., is quickly
cured by using DR.. Guysotts Yellow Dock
aud Sarsaparilla This remedy purifes the
blood, strengthens the weak portions of the
body, quiets the nerves, produces dreamless
slumber and is the only remedy that per
manenuy cures the many distressful all.
ments resulting from nervous debility.
OCtlW2
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Mothers who know what sleepless nights are
caused by sudden colds taken by their children
who often cough through the entire night should
COUGH CURE in the house it will cure the
worst cases of coughs and colds, relieve hoarse-
ness, and quiet the most restless sufferer mo
etabie compound. If used in time il will cure
Consumption.
PETTITS AMERICAN COUGH CURE
is the finest made, and is equal in merit
to PETTIT's EYE sALVE, which is con-
Oeded the best in use. Our treatise on
Consumption free. Address 49,
HOWARD BROS, FREDONIA, n. Y
FOR SALE BY
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If you have money don't speculate. The
fly will spec you late in the fall, so there is
no need Of your specializing.
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R LANh Receipts bound I'm neat books Of
- lOO TO book, at % cents per book, at
NEWS OFFICE.
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The October Century is again on our
table, and stiu maintainsits high reputation
as a literary magazine. This number closes
its twenty-oighth volume, and from its an
nouncemeuts for the coming year, we
judge it viii be more interesting than ever.
Want of space prevents us from giving the
contents of the October number, but
suffice it is to say that it is replete with
biography, travel, fiction, poetry, etc.
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Young Folks Corner
No. 1-CROss-WORD ENIGMA.


w. ol'o''- W OID LNIuhA'
My first Is in curfew;
My second in fire;
My 'hlrd Is in falsehoOd;
My fourth Is IN liari
NV sixth is in game.
My seventh is in crippled:
My eighth is in lame;
My ninth is in gentle;
My tenth is in tame:
My eleventh is in older
The whole is a noetW
You like him. I'm sure.
Mary Brown.
-
No. biblical ENIGMA.
composed OF 5y letters.
My Oh l5 ~ 4 Al is kind of fruit
My 80 25 40 So 10 was an Outcast
MY ~ 3t rs 4 was q wise king
1ly 80 lJ Us 8 81 was "a giant.
Ely 10 "a Do 81 was destroyed with his
army.
My 40 80 IA IL "A was a young man. in
Nv83 40 IS Ig958iSS 59 90, r.s or,,+r,, Az.
turbed bv PauTs preaching.
My % SO Is 81 we are specially charged not
20 do.
My 50 81 20 AZ was brought by birds to a
prophet.
My IL q 43 As SO so all who trust i'm God
shall be.
My 2l 81 45 46 is bird.
My 80 80 was an ancient mariner.
My 2 9 8 l6 is an insect
My 3i 10 40 8 81 q AZ is always
The whole is from the Psalms
Rosa Dartle
~ r,r,,-,,-r,
NO. 9-DLAAOND'
I. A eonsouant
=. A mans name.
3. The foremost part
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THE CAPITAL CITY.

You all know more about Columbus than
1 can tell you. took in the city generally,
admired the beautiful State House and
other public institutions, and called on
COL Cook and family, of the st. Charles.
Then went to the post Office to drop card
to Hillsboro to relieve the anxiety of the
public in regard to my safe arrival in
Columbus, and while in the post Office ves-
tibule, was slapped familiarly on the star
board shoulder. Turning around my eyes
met those Of Mr.. Ed. Holycross, a deaf and
dumb printer formerly of Hillsboro. After
passing q few words" we meandered to an
'oyster bay" and amused ourselves dispos-
ing Of a dozen ON the half shell, after which
we strolled along High street looking at
things in general, when all Of sudden a
familiar yisage passed nthwart our gaze.
It was that Of Mr. Will Mcclure, of the law
office Of AIessrs. Watson & Burr, in com
pany with whom we paid a visit to the
State House, and took tour through the
art gallery. A
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Citizens National Bank,
OF HillsbOrO, o.
Capital, 100000. Surplus, 85O,OOO


J. ]. Pugsley G.. B. Beecher, W. II. Gregg,
Elias Overman, John L. West,
r, 1. Bumgarner, @. NJ. Overman.
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Published EVerYWednesday
BY THE
Highland News Publishing Co.

j. L. BoARDMAN, Managing Editor,
GEo. W, BARREnE, Business Manager and
Local Editor,
BEBEE BARRERE, Manager Printing Dept
0Fg1UE- -Hoggard Building 2nd story, Sd door
West Of Kramer House.
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st, Nicholas for October opens with a
paper on "slang," by Lucia Gilbert This
is followed by Another Indian INVASION:
Lost on the Plains'i "The Romance Of a
Menagerie;" 'Lauty O'Hoolahau"; and the
various continued stories. As usual it is
proiusely illustrated, and interspersed with
nice poetry
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Dies q General Banking and EBolangt
Business. Government and C0uHty
Bonds bought and sold.
fabgv1
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HilIsbOrO Prices Current.

Corrected Weekly by II. ROADS d Co.. Whole.
sale and Retail Grocers and Produce
Dealers
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@. NJ. OYERAAN, JACOB J PUGsLEY,
President Yice-President
o. 8, PBICE, Cashier.
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Wy W. SHEPHERD, MD,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

hLLLSBORO, OHIO.
Ofice-On Short street, two doors west of
High street. Office hOurs-FrOm 8 to 8 A. NJ.
to P. NJ, to 8 P. NJ, and all day on satur-
day. deC2yl
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OLNJ ROSS,
DR Sd SPECS,

viii now give his entire time to the practice
OF his profession. He has had extensive expe-
rience, and will give special attention to the
treatment Of Chronic Diseases Ohice-In Nc
Mbben's New Block, up stairs, High street.
Residence, No, 81 North High street, 2 doors
north Of Clifton House, formerly occupied by
Hugh Swearingen, HillsbOro, Ohio. jul18yl
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That our Democratic brethren are going
to have a blowout Of some kind at Column
bus in a few days q have forgotten the
date Bills announcing the fact were Wis
ible at all the stations along the Scioto
Valley road. They informed the public
that
'HoN. GROVER A. CLEVELAND :!
Hon Thos A. Hendricks" and a lot of
other Copperheads would address the meet
ing. Shades of Thomas jefferson, defend
us 1t would have been absolutely impos-
siLle for such mistake to be made in
printing the names of Blaine aud Logan,
as the dumbest compositor on proof-reader
in the land is perfectly familiar with the
initials of the Plumod Knight and Black
Jack. I observed the mistake on a bill
tackled ON a shed at a little station below
Circleville, and as IT was to good to keep to
myself VIC pointed it out to a passenger be-
hind me. He looked at it, thought right
hard for q moment and sheepishly said
"Lets see that aiav right, Is it? What
the d. Is his name any0ay ?" This lead
to a few words on the tariff and we found
that he was "a fyee-tradr AND DEMO
CRAp ! And he was apparently an intelli-
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"I'-''" I"I'0IIlI"IIL INO-L"6ION
Was TO come off soon, and it was indeed q
grand demonstration, and the beauty of it
was that it was in honor of the Republican
candidates for President and Vice Presi-
dent The line was long and enthusiastic,
and the crowds Of spectators on the side
walks greeted it with cheer after cheer.
Especially worthy Of notice were two COM
panies known as the Plumed Knights, who
drilled with the best of military precision.
Speaking Of
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DENTISTS,
HMLsBORO, Ono.
Olice-Opposite DR.. Hoyt's, West Main st.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-30
THE NAlAD QUEEN.ss

A large and thoroughly delighted audience
attended the fourth production Of the "Naad
Queen" in our opera house last evening.
The young ladies and gentlemen who have
been taking part in this beautiful opera are
deserving Of unbounded credit for the excel
lent manner in which they have sustained
their respective parts, many Of them having
developed decided talents for the operate
stage, and have been accorded such rscep-
tons as bnt seldom are rendered to the trav-
cling companies which visit our city. The
audience which greeted them last evening
was as full Of enthusiasm as the one which
greeted them upon their first appearance.
On account of the unprecedentedly
large audiences which have attended these
entertainments together with an earnest re-
quest from large number Of citizens for a
reproduction of this fairy opera, the man
agement have decided to again produce the
"Naiad Queen Monday evening next Pro-
fessor Clark desires us TO state that his sup
ply of oxy-hydrogen gas gave out at late
hour, which he was unable to replace in sea-
son and in consequence the calcium lights
were not in operation, but promises to have
them in operation for Monday evenings en-
tertainment.