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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-10-28

On the 2lst Inst We we're shown a patent
obtained by A. D. Wiggins, ESQ Of this
city, for Messrs. G. aud O, Carr, Of Sugar
treo Ridge, o., for patent on Truss
Bridges This patent seems to embrace
many good points, aud we are glad to note
the enterprise and success Of our friends,
the Mesms. Carrs, in getting up a much
stronger, more durable and cheaper bridge
than many Of the structures now made.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-10-28

Mr.. William T. Mcclure, formerly Of
this city, and Miss Ada Bailey were married
at the residence Of the BRIDES mother, 40
East Town street. Columbus, Ohio, on
Wednesday afternoon Of last week at o.
clock The happy couple arrived here
Wednesday evening" to spend the honey
moon with WINS parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Mcclure, on West Walnut street.
We wish them much joy and happiness.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-10-28

Mrs. Elizabeth Stafford, of Montezuma,
Iowa, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jeans
and other relatives in this city.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-10-28

DIR. J. r. Callahan is in attendance at
the State Dental Association in session at
ChillicnIha
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-10-28
Miss Anna Evans, Of Frankfort, is the
guest Of Mrs Gov Hart

Miss Anna Evans, Of Frankfort is the
guest Of Mrs Gov Hart
Mr. Chiffon A White, Of Georgetown,
was in our city last Monday.
Mr. j. B. W. spargur, Of Buiubridge,
was In this place last Monday.
Mrs. Oliver Basldn, Of Chicago, ILL.,, is
visiting relatives at this place.
Esq. l. Rice and wife, Of Columbus, are
visiting friends in this county.
Miss Ella Friend, of Blanohosler, visited
friends in this city over Sunday.
Mr.. William Carey, of Marshall, has our
thanks for sample Of fine apples.
Miss Annn Trent, Of Winchester, is visit
ing Miss Emma Trent, Of this city.
Miss Clara Evans, Of Greenfield, was
among her friends here last Saturday,
Col Fred Poor, of Washington, d. O.,
visited Judge Steel during the past week.
Buy your Roasted Coffees Of h. Roads &
Co., oil grades from the best to the cheapest.
Mr.. @. H. Collins, family and guest, Miss
May Riley, Of Bethel, spent Tuesday at the
caves.
The game law expires next Saturday, the
3lst, when q hunting season Of eleven days
will open.
Miss Lila Hart has returned from an eE-
tended visit to friends in various parts Of
the State.
Dr. J. r. Callahan is in attendance at
the State Dental Association in session at
Chillicothe.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stafford, Of Montezuma,
Iowa, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jeans
and other relatives in this city.
The Republicans Of Oynthiana and vicin-
ity jollihed last Saturday night by the firing
Of anvils, bOnfres, speeches, etc.
Mr.. Homer Parker, of Indian Territory,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. II.
Parker, about three lies west of town.
For Remit desire to rent part Of my
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-10-28

The game law expires next Saturday, the
3lst, when hunting season Of eleven days
will open.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-10-28

Miss Lila Hart has returned from an eX-
tended visit to friends in various parts Of
the State.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-10-28

Mr.. @. H. Collins, family and guest, Miss
May Riley, Of Bethel, spent Tuesday at the
cnveg
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-10-28

Mr. Chiffon A White, Of Georgetown,
was in our city last Monday.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-10-28

Buy your Roasted Coffees Of h. Roads &
Co., oil grades from the best to the cheapest.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-10-28

Col. Fred Poor, Of Washington, d. O.,
visited Judge Steel during the past week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.


THE POPULAR and ONLY ROUTE for viewing the
,samou. Islands OF the St only DAILY line TO
xandra Bay and ONLY line connecting with FIRST
It 81 steamers on which the meals served
Rome WATERFOWL AND o0DENsBURG RAIL
ROAD
SHORT ROUTE, QUICK TIME. STEEL RAIL
IN. Y. CENTRAL SLEEPING CAR CO.'S NEW AND
ELEGANT SLEEPING AND PARLoR CARS
Trains leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. VIA ROME for
CAPE VINCENT WATERFOWL and way 0:l5 p. m
DAILY lilo D. IN daily except Saturday and 1880 m
daily except Sunday; OsWE6O and way 1880 NJ daily
except Sunday 9:l6 p. and lll6 p. IN daily except
SATURDAY; o0DENsBURG, NORWOOD and way 9l6 p m
and l1.l5 p. daily except Saturday.
Oils p. IN. THROUGH WAGNER sLEEPEHs Tor
CAPE VINCENT DAILY except Sunday. WArERToWN
DAILY. and oGDENsBURG oaily except Saturday
ll:l5 D. III. Sleeping Car to ALBANY. PAHLoh CAk,
ALBANY THROUGH to CAPE VINCENT
l0s50 a. IN. arrives ST. LAWRENCE RIVER 94op IN
View Of brilliantly lighted islands by night
On arrival OF al trains Ut CAPE VINCENT the NEW
FAST STEAMER "sT. LAWRENCE" and tho steamer
."MAUD" leave for CLAYTON, ROUND ISLAND
THOUSAND ISLAND PARK and ALEXANDRIA BAY
.snd for KINGSTON. ONT.
THE ST. LAWRENCE connects at Alexandria Bay with
steamer for MONTREAL every morning except Sunday.
delightful sail Of only two hours Cape Vincent 70
Alexandria Bay
Through tickets for sale at all NewYork Central ticket
Ipces in NewYork and Brooklyn Call address W. b.
AULI, Of oHoe Of Company. 10 Pnest, for Tourists
bouids Of thousand ISLANDS and Niagara Falls Mailed free
" WE. PARSONS. H. NJ. BRITToN.
- Gen1 Pass Agent ----- 0enr AanaReE
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING r..

y EW-J EkSE1 CEN TRIAL DIV lSlONt
TIME f?1H = Error SSFi s.
RsiEHiA e.
DTc @ q WSgnS Sanson for sn
Soessn and Nor as O' ~"Hyunh
DRxWING:RooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
ns5aTnn$ Fhha DEtrHIA Yps ana Green
S $50 6 S $S 0p o g5d ss5 ss5 o
1erGoeR hATRNm PExEE and PHLrrsBURG, Penn
Gif2 st M 5 NJ s 1872 nc ami
Foi ffisBURG at 500, 10 so m loo 1880. 400
For S x saOs ss a? s a 3i mn Loo $780, 400
rS s; st RAJ lS@9 81 Zoo s s5 s5S
1Yg S tx $ and 81 5 a Pm
For For PiMLi&G az Ms S5 H. 100 $780, s,5 4''
fddT fT F III ALLEN rowN end MAUom cHUXK
st4:0O ZOO s.45 m, loo l3o. $40 6ASp'm- SUNDAY
TcrSAsgoS 100 TOO st5 M ioo i;so saJ 4 ~
For sr'2 n 2;i FRIDGE BRANCH 400 s'i5 w. io1
For OFF FIN X NGIoN 700. So an. 100 l;so 400 iso
RIFLE II sn at sco i sS TO- ss $780, 5
fE % To-, 30 80 $a5 400 $50 300 5sa 3D. SO
$40 Fac 72p az D. 'i M looo sunu' ~,
4 so2 ~ s. s5s lsis
ESQ ' sSn sSs 200 500 si5 U M i5o 4oI
ys sI 2o iea RR ss se 6cEAN GROVE an a a
M I bAY except cent ocean S ' Grove at
s Fog st5, 7;yo 2 100 % m. 400 q m, 80,
For FREEHoLD-At 5;l6 745 ll;ooa m- iso' 4oo' o;''
Pr KEwooD. TOMS RIVER ana bARNEGArat 100
sfaI e ife c tifPR TlSELASD AMI BRIDcEros
400 & M M i' IEp,sEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
~ETom pier M g. North River, via sandy Hook. -
-ror UIcUiANDS SEABRIGHT aud LONG BKACNH
4so 200 100 a. H. 100. S:iJ Asa $50 D. IN Sundays
Tor ooot i irfsoS AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
ASCEAS "a I1,H POINT PLEASANT &c, 300. ll;O0
a. m; i:51 345. 4S0. $50 p IN. aoo M ,,x IA,
TorATLANTIC HIGHLANDS a;3o VIVA Ill" ''s' ''''
x@@IIAKEwooD TOMS RIVER, BARNEeAr. 4'soA NJ
Ell. can be procured at foot IAbertyst rer No 3
E ,Stsvay G55 Isl and 7ta 0tave Kyng9nst 10
f,oa9" G,d lI3 Greenwich 1853. 20S East lS3hst;
issl 500 Bowery. and pnncpa hetes IN New YORK 'iy
prnokvn al no. Court-st. l07 Brosnway; StS So)
In nvst 2l0 $40 Manhattaueve In Hoboken 254 Wash
ip~to.st ~ Y. Transfer Company WIN can ior and cheek
IaggageI troH ~ ~ G. @. HANCOCK
- r. <,o,al Manager Gen. Pass and Ticket Agt
II P BALDWIN q. 4. p. Agt-, ll9 Libertyst n. T.
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REAL ESTATE

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Aug. o. 1881
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
The following sales were held at the Exchanso
and Auction Room to-day:
BY DdnieI NJ SEAMAN.
3story dwelling with lots West 13lsts 20 40, ,oo
IT. II SHAVE, each lot 1sxe9ll; Bradley S-''A
By Il. II. Ltdtow Co.
5-story brick and 3.story frame house, with lot no
East IGth.st lib IT OF Ave-C lot -oA 10 200
lC3; Ada Williams. A-''
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEw-YORK CITY.
The following transactions were recorded III .ho
Registers Office yesterday
202 and 2ei: The Manhattan Con- ooo
sfnction Company 70 Morris singer "'''V
Broadst No 80, William Hamilton reieree' 10 40 ooO
Jeronemus - L ndrrhill 49,
Broome.st = % n o. r Luao s,csnSer $4,000
lithsl 20 y Of aia ,sSciS Konler 1900
23dst 80 IL W OF ath-ave. 2oxiiss 1IDeit IN
speir r referee TO the washington ine $4,000
whest no 2 Lude"g hei'hon CT 81 70 CHRISTIAN $4,000
sstl. nis 81 2j5 { II Of SHAVE 2cxoss; Harold
81 smith referee to Joseph schwAr1''lu anu 1890
south thaye NO l7ii MeSoTe barsesa anu $4,000
lCth.sf cor OF Gth.ave 22jxlc0ll; seth Oh uoo
Millken and vile TO Jacob Butler. oVO'
l2sthst MS soft Of .th;sye 2oxSs;i isaac 235Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07

GVICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW
k1sias leave Grand Central Depot. via New.Havsn Ran
~ road daily, except SUNDAY,
At 6A m Due In NEWPORT Il 1880 p u.
AZ D N. Due In Newport ut 4:SO y m.
(DrsWln9r0om 70 WEXFORD Juncoou.
< At p u. Due In Newport ~ 1910 y m
2bWport Expreea drawing cara 70 Wickofd Steam
boat LandlnGI
DAILY
At1l D. n. Due IN Newport q 0s29a
feleepips-cng r. Wexford kteamboat Landing).
THEoDoRE WAkkk6s supt
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PROVIDENCE LINE

IN FOR ROW DENCE ANU
ALLNO NORTHERN NEWENGLAND folNia
Pleasantest route 10
WHITE MOUNTAINS
Elegant Steamers M
RHODE ISLAND and MA,sACHUSETis leave from fier
"a L., foot WaITenst, at D. H. ualy exesP,
Longest WATER KOUTE-ful nights r,st. Mhi'e Moun'
sa, tain with paror car leaves steamers landing PrOv
dcnce $3.50 through to fabyans winout Snans,
Tickets and sa,eocns an ~ M 7s5 sl2 s5f
Hay Windsor Fifth Avenue Astor HOUSE. Grand Ccntfs,
e'osno,oItan Hotels-32O BOwery In BROOKLYN at 335
Wasbington 73O Fulton SITS. ana at Per 70 ~ H. SEM
IN Pox OIL for Excursion Book.
~ 49, ~ Gen raj Passenger Agent
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WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

IA0
w REST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
The DoIjBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUsINEs OR
PLEASURE TKAV III 81, ,r,,,, ,,,,e,
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE is ALONo II " hSi
SHORE OF THE WoRLDFAMEp n, H. p w4f TIyE ~
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY VI The
ON and after July 2 1885,, trains viii leave West 42dst
stap rams leave downtown station iootof Jayst
r,l RIVER minutes earlier iron foot OF "esti2is
Detroit Chicago. SlO;lo n m O;io DIV " III UNI
man sleeper s I'M =. 10 p. M. Pullman seepers
az Eridge Niagara Falls Buiao Hochcster 7;2p
M .,:iO sieeR'rs ana pafior eaia
pnand pokcepsie saugertes and Albany 1910. '7:2l
", Ill. a M. 4.Uj 1910. 's:iVp n ,,o .-,o a.,
'lui--nurs Kingston and CstsknL 'I%iI" '-o' w"
.,NeWots III, a M. 81 10, 4:Ut s0:l0 $40 D. M
iors,aoa specIala 800 ll:lJ a. M $50 m o,tn m
taneepsIiil Hunter Hobart. Grand Hotel a. frand
IA, a. IN $40 Buhet Pafor CIR W " and
ILL.,, 'ani Hotel Kaatcrskll via Ph1nicia on 'oo " w
30 RsnS9jle Cairo Mountain House "'-o' i2io H-o
9O lils ia, =. ~, ana Canada ast. 7,.0 300 M oV p m
,,f 0r LONDON lOiOa H. '6;io 'o'io p IN" '"'
6Io p,isr trains daily except sunday car accommoaa
items % 10 fop nsEe ~ udsons Brcosyn oa '
A. sai1nm cs fool OF FULTON ST. New nvis IA ,fhaya IlI
Anpca aS Nal .lG lao 1898 Brcsnwr ore stations fool
Sto ecs i5J Dowery and wss t RIVER Basgags
Ia st and Of Jay m1' ,a.Senees or1srs
o. WSs fsr ssd checked from Loeisana TX MONET
can 10 left 81 ticket oneoA General Agent
$50 Broadway
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ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

rEw.YoRK ONTARIO AND WESTERN l RAI ,L1nil
M 1rraH PIT I.IMAN BUFFET SlEEPEfsS wInnV y =
cHASaH BETWEEN NEW AXp I'D I, sas m
es lSi st 545 p M; Futonst Brookivh 80 U" ,'9
W 1t Lawrence leaves Aie1Ann.iA Bay
turning ,esves law 81 m, West <2d-st 0:lo
y IN p praa,Sivn s:25 a M Night train runs daily
MILLS BUILDING. ANDERSON.
NewforE q. p. Agent
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THE NEW LINE

hEw YORK. PHILAnELPHIA No an,g rH OLD roiNi
! HOURS FAsTEB THAN ANY OTnBh HO C.
~ WI philadephia Norfolk Railroad omRaDy
now runs Fast Day and Nsht Express ~. ennwyans
Eha CspS AN M weefdays and T. daily, arriving pa
POINT omort 81 p week days ana si;p 4 10 1rw
Rcrk 20 Cape Charles and Paor car from bnrbs
LINED at any Tic let office OF the Pennsyvama ~ oo
re eooueu nv n COKE, Gen'i Pass ana Freight Agent
n w dunno. Superintendent
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A FINE DAILY EXCURSION

n
Steamer JAMES T. BRETT from pier o, daily (sdntays OK
cepte) ii and from est 2lstst at lilo landing ~
Youkes Cranstons West Point. Coli spring AID Co nwa
leaves Newburg evening (oaturtays ex
cepted O'clock giving excursonss ,onr TO SIX hours
Point and Newbury Fare Soc: Excursion ricketts,
returning same day. SOC Excursion Tickets 70 return by
Hudson River H. r. TO West Point 81 10 Newbrg 81 10
special rates to parties Adeighu evening SAL down inc
Hudson
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Insincss PROPERTY tor Sale aio 10 LEI

Two LET.-Buildings, lofts and Offices ao Ma
4 Chambers. Becixman. Fulton Nassau, "iiiiam "'
Pearl and Water sta and vicinity . p.o.,.r.st
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sjicamsrars ano RAILROADS.
BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND

A BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND
IN sToNINGToN LINE. INSIDE ROUTE.
stea@er daily i've except G sunaays p new VIII
ss cS snEs ssss e
Hill and arr 'F II. ropPLE General Passenger Agent.
TOR ORIENT, GREENPORT, SHELTER
ssESs Per II a s'w s gAr6 ost
DAYS Z H On &ssss s.
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
ON LONG ISLAND.
See full time the company
end at NS Up g7 6 9t ~ i yapS pd ce.tr r Sso
a. Gs Fun wnSssr and other principal
N O TEL. Pc PoRTLANp. NkwL0ND0N' NORWICH
Witt "a, and al point, Ea sr prS% P pier
e. ss.a syf5 ryS' a H;S ss&
@ s S. n, ss +
WAY W:n5sor Cosmopolitan and oiels SIS Fultonst
TioOsiyn- and at Pier 40 North Riy N " nnApy AGENT
\ EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
KT VEN IA Jun" - 1885,
s 5S,o ~ dorchester and Montreal %xpress through
ga M Saratora Lake George and Montreal special with
n.y. Fast Limited Cn,cago E1gres, with
Sao NssaP1 Fa AZ Erie cleveland AMI Tco
q osy s s m o. a. c a'c car to Sasara
m.
Buffalo
Z II M Western York and Northern Exnress with
$50 D m.. Albany Troy Saratoga and Utica Express
through drawing 10 Lake George saturdays
zp NJ. Accommodation IN Albany and Troy.
&c m Chicago ST Louis Express with seepn g-c1rspc
NIAGARA Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo Detr0- chicago
$50 D M Express with seepngcars Syracuse andt,
Auburn roai and 10 Saratoga; also to Montreal -,
ts9l5 Pacific Express with sleeping Tor k9ch 1
ter Bufa'o Niagara Falls Cleveland, Toledo anu De
toit WATERFOWL daily vincent dav except
su day and TO Clayton and Ogdonsburg daily except sanr
dav 49,, .,,
lll5 Night Express with toAlbanv AMI
Troy Connects with the for the West and Tor
The n arth except saturday night.
Green 4lS broadway Harlem Depot l25thst and 4thave
Wesc0tts Oe1ces ParkDllce near BT0at
wayl 80 and si2 Broadwav AMI so West l'5thst New
York $50 Masngton and 73O Fuoh sts BrooKyn ana 80
4thst. williamsburg.
Accommodations drawing and seepng camp
procured at OF The ticket Offices in NewYork City ani
S$3 Washington-st. BROOKLYN.
Bagcage called for and checked from residence
trains daily All others daily except sunday
5These trains stop at Harlem l25th 81 AMI fthavel
ION Sun~nv only 10 Albany and Troy -,,xn,,cv
I'M. TOUCFY. d. NJ kENDhiCh..
General superintendent Genefa fassehsct Ase"'-
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Summer Resorts.
AVON BEACH HOTEL,

BATH. L. I. .,.x o,a
family hotel ~afe batling rofu 80.
fishing Forty minutes from Pier L. H. by sea beach '''
an railroad via Bath Junction Nh ptror y Y
daily al ca" d. H. q" ~ anu ~ n u. WINCHESTER
A pIRONDACKS-A House. Lake Placid.
" YIN The m dat OF pTandest Adirpncack
,eyation . 900 feet sanitary ndons prIect N.Y. ,,,ns
ING drives lie er hunting front fishing Tor icuas 'I'
&c, address hENhi nh'-'-.'' - -
tSBURY PARK. \. J.-IIotel Albion. 3, 1 i ms
y newest and the largest and best hoels III III
psrk De,lsbtfuly situated within 200 yards OF 'h ,sc
ACCOMMODATIONS for 100 guests Vow "p ~ me p.rk
1,Itns rsa son pie send for circulars g. H. ihMpHni
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lrooklpn propertp Gor Sale an % Let

ALONG BROOKLYN ELEVATED i kn,L
~ poAD-Desirable plots OF lots for sale, Tor inpros
mout or nyestment RUfAND& WHIIISG6 Beekmnh,-
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H,IIE BAY LINE

THE BAY LINE
- FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH.
Daily except sundays via Pennsylvania Railroad $40
>, nm Pariar car through 10 stca or
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nlITCHER HOUSE.

psvIno Dutehcss Co. n. Y. 63 miles nom Newno orr on
1871, ~, poad. fast trains and cheap Communication
uotel and Cotta ses accommodate Zoo ntSteisss
i vsI ssnuafy requirements perfect pure nonnuh
a,n vter, no malaria mosquitoes extensive souhus'
good uil'eS anu "'"'"o' JAMES A. JEWELL.
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"BOLDT'S" BEACH HOUSE
CLARENDON HOTEL,
WHITE MOUNTAINS. y.
uoLLAND PATENT. y. L.

, it, 4. t.rye thr, estOry brick structure. STU
ihih eirs st.i IN the Viiage OF Holland Patent -,
ox TuE IilICA AND BLACK RIVER tAlbnoAp
T,rclve miles from Utici AMI slt miles ION ha
IN mas been rcnttei throughout Ior tn % guests
prepared I" Iuthlrn
b iii he comforts OF home The rooms arr atianse'
vim M W acrommodatc Individuals or families Tue
% front tic village PARK, anording wthh ea'y iaou '"
H. rv of shade and erase plot Tor chliItn -, -, han
Ia connection WIN iie no"h
accommodations for private citIiakssoi Nu'''' 'o
.o,ic,rcd Satisfactory terms euarintrcI ~ ,,..,.-.
sohcit'u- ""'' - A. 1HOKP q CO., fropretors
C,pESCFNT VALLEY HOUSE. Pawlct, VT.
4 ,nd motel. Gas electric bes bathi
~" IA w.ter Irce a 10 $40 per week TOT
plan oil roomS' PiooS an" 4. A. LIZ WE'VE. Manager
or call at Automatic Disiniecor Co. oo2 Boal"a, ~ /.
CATSKILLS-1he Columbian CAIRO unsur-
passed for location scenery beluiy hsaitn anu
r.'nrn sbed very moderate terms Tor HepiomDor'
urs Tor prospectus Lyon, Z4o bioauWsy.
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Counirp Lroprrip for Sale ar> 20 le'

.o~~~~~~~~~--~----~~~>~~>~
NlORRISTOWN, y. J.-One large room 10 let
vi with Hrtcass table; large weshaded iaTn
and hslilg. WI - -
NIONTCLAIR, \. JNFor sale. n handsome
WI doubeamc residence having paI'o mary' % and
-onu, ana kitchen nrstioOT; ci-ht bedrooms Es
40 % Iens b aniifnl plot and site best neg o.
mod. enI stance. HOWE PAhsOSs ~ Oe'Ai'
St. n. Y.
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N ROAD.
e.... Pennsylvania kailroad 1901 OF Cortlandt
Stations in At and DesbrOsses-st.
NEwYoRK phia, and Heading H. r.. foot Libertyst
For South Arnboy via Philadelphia and Reading Rroah
4, 5:45 745 n m u noon. To- 4. o. 5:i5. 1870 D. m
Via Pennsylvana Rairoad Ais 7:ioa m IL noon. 4:lo
o. O:IO p m sundays. l:l5. - q. IN, p m MI,
For Matawan Philadelphia and Reading haiiroad, =
D. m. sundays 4. SABA m. u noon, D. IN Co. ,,o
Via Pennsylvana Railroad. 45 7:l0 IL noon, 49,
g. $40 D. m. Sundays, s:15. g a. tn, y m ., nj.
FOi Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove, n.puly 'tuN
Ocean Beach, Spring Lake Sea CRIT PONY ieHmt 'tc'
via Philadelphia Reading Railroad 4, f;42 ~ M
~ noon lao 800 T. 40 5:i5. 7:so m Sunhtyx mo,
stopping at ocean Grove or Asbuy Pa'R o. o'1o H. -
Via psnnsyvania Railroad 4:l5, 7l0. am u noon
3Io & 10 does stop az Red Bank 4lo. o $3.50 p m
Sundays mot stopping at ocean Grove or ASpuiy PafK
AID a. "'' Up RUFUS BLoDGETr superintendent r
a. y a. r A p a. X. II. X. q. Z. a. r. II. X
NEW-HAvEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
N Ens G. H. NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL. leave
peel Sim pier No % r. r., at tSundays cxceptcd
with special trains Tor MERIDEN. HARTFORD SPRING:
TIFiD UOYOKE &c. Tickets sold and baggage checked
A. gi4 broadway n. " apd4 Conrtst- Brooklyn EIcur
sion 10 New Haven. ~ DO
nOpULAR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
ana the East All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
trains daily SUNDAYS exccptcdl To Boston ut
n m iparor attached and ii D. u with palace sleep
np cars sundays twiih palace Sleeping cars
cars ht'ao"o" "' h. w. POPPLE. Agent
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF -JERSE
~ Trains leave from chambers Depot for Englewo1
Coster Perment and Nyaok $50. 10 M 3;2o a. 40
$40 $40. $3.50 p m. II midnight sundays H. III
1:l5p ,,, m - x.oD ,
sundays a NJ
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NATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
~ CATSKILL EVENING LINE
STEAMERS kAATERSkILL and CATSKlLL
leave foot OF vst- -, ,,..,.,,
N r.. every week day ~ n m Connecting win Catskil
Railroads 10 O'Clock boat from Cat>Li
sunday nights. arrival Of special Mountain tram SEM
pier timetable list Of houses rates. &c
or address W. j. ii UOiitS. Treas. Catsklll n Y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-14
SHEPHERDSTOWN, FRIDAY, AUGUST ID, 1885,

ter in every room or apartment thereof,
In the courtyard, upon the gatea and
gate-posts adjacent, thereto, and per-
forming number Of other pious labors,
too tedious to mention, he put an imme-
diate stop to this clipping-it being the
opinion Of many erudite theologians that
neither wizards, witches, nor even dew
ils themselves, Notwithstanding the lat
tors unparalleled personal prowess,
will ever approach within gun-shot dis
tance Of the place where this precious
fluid has been sprinkled. The old Ger
man then gave him the promised deed
for one of his farms, according to prom
ise, which farm is situated on the Ope-
quon, one mile northwest OF Wizard Clip,
and which is still known by the name
of the Priests Farm. And, although
he subsequently lived. for many years,
In his once haunted house, neither he,
nor any of his fellow villagers, was ever
moro annoyed by the clipping Of wiz
ards.
Yes, Mr.. Editor, such were the facts,
circu instances, &C., which caused this
little village in Jefferson to be nick
named Wizard Clip, though its proper
name is Middlcway-s village In which
the humble writer OF this was not only
born, but passed the halcyon days Of
his juvenility. Signed, "An aged in
habitant of Hampshire"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-14

A good story Is told Of an eccentric
cid parson who was sorely annoyed by
, habit his people had acquired tand
which prevails, by the way, In all other
churches, even now and heresbouts to
some extent) Of twisting their necks
around every time anybody entered the
door and passed up the aisle Of the
Westinghouse. 70 see what manner Of
person 1t might be.
wearied with the annoyance, the old
man exclaimed, one Sunday:
Brethren, II you will only cease
turning your heads around, whenever
the door opens, and will keep your at
tention on me, l will promsie to tell
you, as preach, who it is that comes
In"
Accordingly he went on with the SER
vices, and presently made . stop as one
of the deacons entered, saying:
"That 10 Deacon -, who keeps the
grocery opposite"
And thus he announced In turn the
advent of each individual, proceeding
the while with his sermon composedly
as the circumstances would admit, when
at last 3 stranger came In, when he cried
out:
"a little old man In green spectacles,
and drsb oyercoat-don't know him
you can all turn around and look Tor
yourselves this time"
1t is hardly necessary TO ado that the
good man carried his point, and there
was but little neck-tvisting seen In his
congregation after that day.