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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-05-28
SALE OF BONDS.

SEALED PROPOSALS for the sale Of Twep-
~ ty Thousand Dollars (52O,O0O of the
bonds Of Highland County will be received mi
the Office Of the County Auditor in Hilsboro.
Ohio, until Saturday the 7th day of June.
1884, at l o'clock p m. Said bonds are dated lst
day Of June, 1884, and bear interest at the rate
Of six per cent, payable the 1st day Of March
and September, 1885, principal and interest of
said bonds payable at the Office of the County
Treasurer of Highland County, Ohio and
are issued by authority Of Section 2824
Revised Statutes of Ohio, for 1880. and acts
amendatory thereto.
Said bonds are described as follows.
Nos. to 20, inclusive, for $500 each. due
March 1, 1885, with interest from date.
Nos. 81 to 40, inclusive, for $500 each, each
having coupon attached as follows
No. for 522.5O, due March /. 1885 and six
months interest due with each bond 1st dav
Of September, 1885
Said bonds win be sold to the highest bidder.
and for not less than tho face thereof. with
any interest that may have accrued thereon.
and the privilege is hereby reserved Of reject
ing any or all bids
By order Of Commissioners Of Highland
County, Ohio. GEO. W. LEFEYRE
mayl4W4 County Auditor
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RAILROAD ARRANGEMENTS
For the Ohio State S. S. Convention at
Toledo, June 3-5, 1854.

iOr the OliO state =. S. Convention af
Toledo, June 3-5, 1854.
1. Who must procure certificates before
leaving home?
All who go over the Pittsburgh. Ft
Wayne and Chicago r.. r.. or the North
western Ohio r. r., or the Toledo Ann
Arbor and Grand Trunk r. r. For these
lines round trip tickets, at two-third rates.
must be bought on starting for the Copven-
ton. Send for certificates to the under.
signed.
?. Who buy round trip tickets without
certificate?
Parties over the Wheeling and Lake Erie
r. r.. buy round trip tickets at the same
rate. But no certificate is needed. Sim
ply tell the agent you are going to the State
S. s. Convention.
3. Who must procure certificates NJ tbe
Convention?
Parties on the following lines nav fp1
fare going, get a certificate at the Conven.
ton aud buy a return ticket at one cent n
mile, viz L. S. & N. S.: c. HAD. O.
Fl. V. & T.; W. St. L. Up. (H. PD. G. T..
d W. (to Elyria); F. d P. NJ; T. G. d St.
L. Ct. D. & b.; o. c.; tai. and NJ. q
U. But parties from Dundee, Mich, must
buy round trip tickets over the IA. j. a.
G. T. as above.
For Certificates or information write to
Rev CHAUNcEY N. POND,
Cor Sec. o. S. S. T., Oberlin. O.
For entertainment at Toledo, names
shonId be sent in advance to WIN. H.
MAHER, rs Summit Street, Toledo, O.
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Legal Notioa

MAGGIE HART, who resides in Washing
ANA ton Territory and whose post Office adj.
dress is unknown, Sarah Hart, Cminor), ano
Nettie Hart (minor), residing at Maroa Macor
County Illinois, will take notice that on tho
18Th day Of April, A. d. 1884 Nathaniel Hart
filed his answer and crOss-petition i'm the Com.
mon Pleas Court Of Highland County. Ohio. i'm
case No. 8, S38, against the above named par.
ties and others praying for tho partition OF
certain real estate described therein situated
in Concord Township, Highland County. Ohio.
and being part of the lands of which ono
james Hart died seized, and devised bv said
James Hart to James Hart above named. dur
ing his life and then to- his heirs Said parties
are required to answer on or before the 28th
day of June, a. ID. 1884, or the allegations of
said petition viii be taken as true, and iudg-
ment and decree may be taken I'm accordance
with the prayer of the same.
NATHANIEL HART, by JOHN L. HAnr
his Agent. npZ3wC
BY Hire & Brock, his AtUvs.
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Road Improvement.
AUDITORS OFFICE, HIdHLAND COUNTY.
HuLsBOROUGH, MAY 10. 1884

AUDITOR s. OFFICE, HIGHLAND COUNTY, O.
HMLsBoROUGH, MAY 10, 1884
A Ii WHOM IT MAY CONCERN will take
"A notice that the Board of Commissioners
Of Highland County at an adjourned meeting
Of said Board, held at the Auditors Office in
said county on the 9th day Of May, A, d. 1884.
appointed Ellis Barrett, D. G. johnson and
Jesse Crawford as viewers, and William J.
Boyd as surveyor, to examine, view. Law ont
and straighten the County road, commencing
at the point in the Greenfield and Monroe road
where the Centerteld road diverges from said
Greenfield and Monroe road near the late resi-
dence Of John Spigle, deceased, about two
miles west Of Greenfield, and terminating at
the point where the Turnpike leading from
the Fayette County Line through Monroe to
Hill5borough intersects the said Greenfield
and Monroe road near the late residence of
John Griffith. In pursuance Of a petition
asking for the improvement of said road bv
laying out, Strengthening, grading, graveline.
or macadamizing, and constructing the neces-
sary bridges and culverts in accordance with
the provisions Of Chapter 8, Title Z, of the
Revised Statutes Of Ohio, aud the acts amen
datOry thereto and that said viewers and sur
veyCr will meet at the residence of the late
John Spigle, deceased, on Monday. the gth dav
of June, A. ID. 1884, at 9 o'clock a. m, to make
said view and survey.
GGO. W. LEFEvRE,
Auditor Highland County. Ohio.
my14w4
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Special Correspondence to the NEWS.
General Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.

General Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 90, 1884.
This is the eighteenth day of the most
progressive, the ablest, and in some re-
spects the most important General Confer
ence ever held in the United States. There
are now one hundred Annual Conferences
scattered over the whole earth. The
strongest men of the Church in the United
States and Territories, in India. Africa.
China, Japan, Germany, and Switzerland.
are here and hard at work. Hindoos.
Eurasians, Negroes from Africa, and white
men sit side by side, and seem to be of one
mind and one heart in the great measures
to bring the whole earth under the influence
Of Gospel
Rev. Daniel Ware, the delegate from
Liberia, for the first time left the shores of
Africa when he started for this General
Conference. He is genuine Negro, but
OF cultivated mind Of most practical
turn. He is deeply impressed that African
Methodism needs a Missionary Bishop, and
the indications now are that the General
Conference will elect one, probably one of
African descent.
In his examinations on the condition Of
Liberia and the state Of the Church there
his answers gave evidence Of careful study
and wide comprehension. He is now a
presiding elder and would himself make a
good Bishop.
There is a general feeling Of satisfaction
and even Of congrotulation over the cleo
tious already held.
The new Bishops are DR.. Walden. of
Cincinnati, DR.. Ninde Of Evanston. DR..
Mallalieu of Boston, and Fowler, of New
York. They are tried men and will give
wise counsel and excellent service to the
Church. The Book Agents at New York.
Phillips and Hunt, are reelected with
gladness. DR.. W. P. Stowe was re-eIeoted
Book Agent at Cincinnati, and DIR. Earl
Cronston was made his associate in place Of
DR.. Walden.
DIR. q. H. Fowler was reelected Mission
ary Secretary, and Chaplain MoCabe was
made his associate in place Of DR.. Fowler.
DR.. Buckley was reelected editor Of the
Ne'o York AdJ0cate. DR.. j. H. Bavliss
succeeds Dr. Hoyt as editor of Western
Christian AdD0cate, while DR.. Edwards
was retained at Chicago, and DR.. Frv was
reelected for the Central AdU0oqte at St
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
~ the Auditors Office in Hillsboro, o., by the
Commissioners of Highland county until
Thursday, the 18th day of June, A. D. 1884. al
12 o'clock M, for the masonry and superstruct.
ure of bridge across the East fork Of Brush
creek.
The superstructure will be of iron. one span.
of 80 feet clear, roadway 1G feet Bidders for
the superstructure will furnish their own plans
and specifications.
Plans and specifications for the masonry will
be on file at the Auditors Office after the 9th
day of June, 1884.
The successful bidders for both masonry and
superstructure will be required to give security
satisfactory to the Commissioners for the full
fllment of their contracts.
The Commissioners reserve the right TO re-
ject any or all bids. GEO. W. LEFEvRE,
my20W4 Auditor Highland Co. o.
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Young Folks Corner

No. l-PHoNETIC CHARADE.
I1e doctor said change Of air
Was what my system needed.
! 80. packing trunk and travelling first
Ihe doctors words 1 needed.
10 ride through forests, field and farm
"A pleasure great I reckoned:
| Ile train which bore us swiftly ON
Was called narrow second
But when reached my journeys end,
| A shadow crossed my mind:
| learned TO my dismay my lrLO1e
Had all been left behind. BEyyrr.
No. 2-ENIGMA.
! Composed Of 81 letters.
! l3 3 81 2S q is peril
| 20 n 10 % % 10 is a bird.
| N 10 10 26 is Imagination.
30 25 16 is foremost.
II IL IA "a 10 is dingy.
y 70 10 p % means changed about.
~ 10 Z IA 8 1 l6 2G is something uncom-
| The whole is advice which we hone fine nrz-
lIers VIII take to themselves when attemptipr
to solve puzzles GIiasv a,'''a
No. 8-JUlBLE.
Will the winds long? and is
WI, the youth, long A boys
thoughts are thoughts.
No. WORD DIVISIONS.
i. Divide good looking, and have n mart of
the body, and portion
2. Divide harmony, and have to study and a
rope.
3. Divide a highwayman, and have han
dage, and pTOnOun
;,,i T. Divide hanging, and have to await decis-
.. Divide a bird, and have what is found
Wllh uncleaned grain, and a unit of measure
o; DIVIDE TO give, and have an evil spirit.
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From BelIefontnine. Ohio.

Bellefontaine is a beautiful city Of over
5000 inhabitants It has a beautiful Court
House, and fine churches Of almost every
denomination. Streets clean, with scores
Of business men, among whom are W.
Miller, Clay Fields and e. o. Faris, for.
merly Of your county. Mr. Faris has his
nice fresh bread ready at all times. If ever
you should come to Bellefontaine call at
their place Of business on Columbus street.
This city is also somewhat noted for the
good looks Of the gentler sex. j. Q. A.
Campbell, editor Of the Bellefontaine Re.
publican, keeps his readers well posted.
Farmers nearly all done planting corn.
Good prospects for fruit. One of the
highest points Of land in the State is on
Mr. David Wallace's farm about / ) miles
east of town. Good water and pure air.
DAISY.
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As when Size was Young.

~ have used Parker's Hair Balsam and lilo
IL better than any similar preparation know
o. writes Mrs. Ellen Perry wife of Rev ~
Perry OF Coldbrook Springs, Mass sNTv Lair
was almost entirely gray, but dollar bofrje Of
I,,. flls Dalsa has restored the sofness. and the
DLo%u color 1t had when was young-pot
single gray hair left. Since began annIyiT,,
tne Balsam my hair has stopped falling ont
agreeable dressing" msT --'''7' anu
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-05-28

How Watch Gases are Mode.

Most persons have an ambition to carry
a goldwatch case, and yet few people know
how a watch case is made, or the vast diff
ference in Inequality of them. naSo11D
GOLD WATCH CASE, aside from the uacas-
sary thickness for engraving and polishing,
a large proportion of the metal is needed
only to stiden and hold the engraved por-
tions in place, and supply strength. The
surplus is not only needless, but undesira-
bic, because gold is a soft metal and cannot
furnish the stiffness, strength and elasticity
necessary to make the case permanently
strong and cIose-ftting. The po,feelwatch
case must combine gold with some metal
that will supply that in which the gold is
deficient. This has been accomplished L7
the James Boss Gold Watch Case 49, - ,..-.
whichsaves the WASTE Of need 3 A
less gold, and INCREASES the soLID1rY and
STRENGTH Of the case, and at the same tina
reduces the cost ONE HALF.
Send cent stamp TO Keystone Watch Fa,torl,, rh
dePha, Pa for handsome Illustrated Pamphlet showing how
James Boss and Keystone Watch Cases are made.
10 be continued)
augl5vlNAw
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Notice

VTTILLIAM e. DOMAIN, whose place OF
w residence is unknown, will take notice
that Agnes r. Bonham, on the Sd day of May
A, d. 1884, filed her petition in the Court of
Common Pleas of Highland County Ohio,
being cause No. 3,872, praying for a divorce
from said William .. BOnham, on the ground
Of willful absence, and asking to have the GUS
t0dy OF the child mentioned i'm said petition.
and that said cause viii be for hearing on and
after the 18th day Of June, A. d. 1884
AGNES R. BONHAm.
III. N. PATTON, Attorney. may7wG
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Buy Dc Right Tning To.dor-

,, Why take so much time i'm vain search
farker Ionic formerly called ParlyeT's Gin
ger Ionic. Recently the word Ginger was
cropped because, on account Of the great de-
mand' dealers had substituted inferior Dran9-
l.il LgJlons OF their own-and ginger, in the gen
5LI:i ILHei Us not an important ingredient. It is
uigIlCloGs, and tortlies the system against prev
vi 1l19 seasoh' may
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Tie Ballad OF william Morrison.

The Ballad OF william, VTc,.,.igo,,
lfr0nt ddCdnce sheets Of tie COugressiouql Re-
Oy'dl
His party's health WAS failing foot
As through tbe CanitoI tbarS Iass,5
A youth who caught the SBealter'g eyo
Horizontal Redpcfiopr
His cheek was hard I,is r,I,,,1. ,,.,, .,.....
As one who rasbIv tscIldg Foto ""' great
And like an able fog-born rrnT
Horizontal Red1ctioDr
RepubIioans ooross tt,, ,i,r,
Looked al him VIII, 90 ',,itI.;,S.. go
Ahead the autumn canvass sbona
''-' '''S ups $50: ESCAPED BToan,
AAOII4oNO"l Aeuucton
.rr--.....,.-,.,,r
,.[tLy nov yug Dlll, wise BourDons said,
tn - 9.IL 5.L Lol3 l9 NO IeFeI heaul
Aiorf f6o+ oI,,;- ;-., 10 .yG ,. anu wl4e
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"Wat are pauses?" asked the teach
er OF the primary class. "Things
that grow on cats" Piped the small
boy at the foot
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The discovery Of Athlophoros as a specifc
for rheumatism and Neuralgia was not an ac-
cident but the result Of inquiry into his own
case, by gentleman of wealth, leisure and
scientific accomplishment, who had been long
victim of rheumatism. His own cure proved
his theories as to the nature of the disease,
and the merits of AthlophOros as a specific for
it. Then his friends tried it and their friends
And 80 the circle widened, tin now Athlopbo-
ro5 ls recognized in every state as the surest
remedy for rheumatism and Neuralgia that
has ever been discovered.
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wAyTED-AGEYTs FOR THE NEWS.

Profitable Employment for Young Men.
Desiring to push the circulation of the
News to the highest possible point, during
the Presidential year, we wish to secure one
or two energetic young men in each town
ship to canvass for subscribers. For terms
apply Immediately to the
HIGHLAND News PUBLISHING Co.
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Executors Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed and qualified
Executor Of the Estate Of A. d. Coombs late
Of Highland county, Ohio, deceased, by the
Probate Court of said county.
May 3, 1884. VS. HUGH MURPHY.
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Knee breeches will never become
popular with the man whose legs
look as if he were straddIing an in
visible barrel.
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pleS'"e Ut a. monster meeting of the
" ouah.S home missionary Society in the
nIon 9D'ee' ohurch. Mrs. Rust Mrs. Bay
an, r,S' MIS- "neislone' Mrs. Banks, Mrs
Luo."'' ana MIS- Fayne' OF the Cincinnati
o"' 'i' 'u'e' l'''' Ooen mere throughout the
,,'''on "O'us Boou Work Tor the cause OF
'i,r5'oi'a a,
-. "''o'5''ou upon Ine SUBJECT OF
'1'.-''Ds su'u women as give evidence OF
'oU 0''i'u Vi Gou 10 pfeach, was
- a. ,--' mus. interesting ana exciting OF
~ '''''ou' n''uoURl 'ne measure failed
- - ~ 'o'''. ono 1oulLeo ana twenty
.y Gy 'o''a .u ''S l'lo'' ana Preulot that 1t
,sas "'l, P''7 Ill 'N' 0oueI"1 conference OF
M,
- 80 40 " "-Ole ''s G'nef"I conference
80, 'o-' Iol'-l '"'i,o Douy, tne laymen not
- ~ '"'" "i0 'ne minister's NO very
.,,'''''', % "ie l'Ne'y 10 De adopted
-, 49,, .-. -'''''' Oo iiO extension OF the
~, n N W.,
r,a C,.,. - W 3.,' I,oleH' ,"7 veteran eul'or OF
n nv go 20 - 'S 1'''''% mas re'ireo' and Rev.
80, - ~. -,'' l' nis successor
W., T,-, ,'--Ois'' I me uoIsg"VeS are Dr.
-'' 10y loi' 'u0 o. raul OF to-day Gov
g.. - $50 ". ~ 1nHss wanna ana TX
I-.s,,,....-c " 1o'Oi'','o' DUD I'D Ine con-
-. - - s'0"'lleS' 'uo uelegauon OF the
--,1-'--',-,' - Ool-l1isNCo noIuS no obscure
~ n, -, 80. " ''l'ou nus Oocome a OlshoP'
-, --'Y,''iU lS "n "DLs .ueOater' and has
W ID d. .-l' I''lO On temperance Dr. ..
- "H "''."0'i,e ouu ScuoIafly
- - -'""y an iS d Ioslco1 ana prao-
Cia.;.-a! ,.l -,,o,l'''l' anu D. W. DoIe' Esq OF
g,,.i..-s.I3 must ISL Oh
luence. So the Ohio man is still to the
front In Church as well as State.
Amongst the numerous and interested
visitors are present the Rev. j. Pearson,
presiding elder Of HiIisboro district Rev.
u W. hetcham, D. D., and his sons, the
rev. Ii MeFrlck hetchom, Of New York, and
'ne rev. Heber hetcham, Of Drew Semi
mary rev D. N. Irwin, Rev. John A.
story Rev D. W. Lockwood, Rev. It. H.
FeoFne' d. D., Rev, L. w. Joyce, D. D.,
ana heV' D. D. Reed, Of the Cincinnati
conference
Inc health Of the AT delegates and of
Vne blsnops and visitors, has been generally
good throughout the session.
Inc venerable Bishop Simpson, now in
his seYenty-tourth year, is just recovering
from " severe sickness, and has only been
""io TO appear IN the Conference room on
ie" occasions, when his feeble appearance
Drought tears TO those who have seen and |
He"'u lllll IN the days OF his strength.
ID. D. STARR.
Reasons Given for not Sippino Petition
ono r,,,, 49,,
t 30 80 o., a., :,I,. 80 ,'-,'1 'i''y 'o-l'
tisu - ~ ''''' 0''' Vi 'uo 'oi 'oi"-
-.i-
t,o,, ,., ~; I. 80 40 9'o,' say ing 'n"'
i,t -. ,,'---s' ''--'' :, WI '''," sOiOon-
t,,o,, 49, Nv -, 80 ~, ~ many " 0u''i7" uOi"'S TO
Ot,,s-- 5.5N-.,.,.
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This poor heart beat true;
IL WAS no faucied echo. when the yoice
That spoke Thee mine
Responded I am Thine
But o my Master can / dare to tell.
Thy faithless child has loved Thu ants too we'll
looked ON all things beautiful and rare
Looked on earth's flowers.
And thought them very fair.
hid me from the rude and vulpsr tbrong
And hoped 10 was Thy will
That might turn away from common men
And love Thee still.
dwelt among the pleasant sounds of life:
ald not like the turmoil and the strife
To come too near:
And Thou vast in the thickest battle-tide
When Thou didst call Thy servant 10 INV side
But I was too far off.
And 30 1 did not hear.
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HILLSBORO, OHIO.
Wednesday May %, "a.
eye Didityot 10 Me.v


Dy Itlues"
60 We Did iE Not fO Mes
r.,
lLGe LoHo"lng poem, illustrative OF the Sa
! ,l'gI lauBHaet pm MAUI. Xxx 40, ls puDnshel
~. 5'"g-u''H N WFmah l3 bloie House, New
IN l .. ~ puIy cue we nave 20 the author u
| li ''l7 i'-'I.l' D' J. lb Us tender bsaufllul
| ...fT Tgll'L appeal lIs pefusai and circulation
V Wt.. lL'" wonders lot the cause or Chrst
"l't l'I7 'e"' we seha 10 Iorth.l
sat and gazed upon my sunny home;
| All pleasant things were there
Bright things TO luol, at, and sweet soothing
sounds
-Le sunbeam glanced and quivered
| through the manv-colOred pane,
And the marble floor at the open door
Mirrored it back again.
The flowers bIushed i'm beauty,
The birds sang fOrtE their glee
L looked and listened, and thanked my Father
That twas all for me.
| And then l thought of One who had been here
I'm days Of yorc,
YEARLY walking ON the world He made
| The Son of Man, and yet the Son Of God,
M, Needed resting place and there was none!
Ihe King of Heaven was waiting to be housed
Earth b dwellings had no room
t,,i sMiou-Hy Oh nlm upon the mountain side,
When all night long
me silent stars looked down upon Hislonliness
for JESUS mad no home.
thought and thought, until my gushing heart
Groaned forth its longings-
"Oh had been there,
What tender ministry, what fostering care
Wouldst Thou have known,
Thou blessed One
Wha' indly words
What thoughts and deeds Of love I"
lle hot tears gathered fast:
laid me down and wcpt.
Voc gi4. d, 1.,.,,.,, +r,,l -l.,. .-t-..,.-
gG H. -.,i.,g ,,,'' ''''o ln'o 'ne IooH'
THAI como o,,ito oros, ,1,., o., -.-- LDLG!w,
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George Campbell, Hopkinsyile, Ky, says
Burdock Blood Bitters, is the best preparation
for the Blood and Stomach ever manufactured
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"My Lord I will come nearer. will take
my seat
Close to Thy feet
viii come down where the gray shadows lie.
And there I'll listen-lsten every dav
To hear Thy voice
IL may be must take lower place;
but let me have the shining of Thy face
IL may be / must seek a humber home.
Let 1t be one where Thou wilt often come:
lts door shall be upon the latch for Thee.
And for the needy ones who claim
An interest in Thy name
And will stand, and watch, and wait to greet
Ihe nlst faint echoes Of Thy coming feet"
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The personifcation of patience
The man who is not 'next in a
barber shop.
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A tip-top mantle boss Of sig
nal station.
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"Beer for the orchestra" said the
leader "Band books" shouts the
waiter.
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Published EveryWednesday
BY THE
Highland News Publishing Co.

j. i. BoABDMAS, Managing Editor,
GEo. W. BAHRERE, Business Manager and
Local Editor,
BEBEE BABREaE, Manager Printing Dept.
OtrIoE -Hoggard Building, 2nd story, Sd door
West of Kramer House.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-05-28

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