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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-03-04
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OF THE CURRENCY,

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, d. O., Jan, 9Th, 1885.
whereas, The Congress Of the United States
bv an act approved December IS, 1884, did
authorize "The Marlborough National Bank, ,"
located in HillsbOrough, County Of Highland,
and State Of Ohio, TO change its name to "Ihe
First National Bank Of HillsbOrOugh," Ohio,
whenever the Board Of Directors Of said bank
shall accept the new name by resolutions Of
the Board, and cause a copy OF such resolu-
tions, duly authenticated, to be filed with the
Comptroller Of the Currency"
Aud Whereas, The Board OF Directors OF
"The Marlborough National Bank" at meet
ing called for the purpose on January 22d,
1885, did vote to accept the change Of name 70
''The First National Bank OF HillsbOrough,
Ohio.
And whereas, The cashier, in accordance
with Section /, Of said act has executed a GER
tihcate under tho corporate seal Of the Bank,
specifying the action taken by the Directors
Of said Bank as above, and their determine
ton aB TO such change Of name, and caused
the same to be recorded in the office Of the
Comptroller Of the Currency.
Now therefore, /, Henry W. Cannon, Comp
trOller Of the Currency, do hereby declare that
By virtue Of said act. the name Of '"Ihe Hills
borough National Bank" i5 changed TO The
First National Bank Of HillsborOugh" at Hills
borough, Ohio.
In testimony whereof I have hereto sub
Boribed my name and caused my seal OF Office
to be affixed to these presents at the City OF
49, Washington, in the District OF OO-
{sEAL lumbia, this 9th day Of January, A.
l-r- } ID. 1885. H. W. CANNON,
feb4w9 Comptroller Of the Currency.
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Assignee's Sale.

TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Probate
Il Court Of Highland County, Ohio, made on
the 18th day OF January, 1885, will offer for
sale at the door Of the Court House In Hills
borO Ohio, on Saturday, the 28th day Of
March. A. ID. 1885, at one o'clock p. M, Of said
day, the following described premises, situate in
the town of Hillsboru, Highland county, Ohio,
Being In-Lot No. SO, less Eve feet front on
West street, and In-Lot No. SO, less i've feet
front on West street. as the same are known
on the recorded plat Of the said town by their
numbers aforesaid, being the same property
now occupied by the said James Clark. Said
premises appraised 90 "a, 90000, and will be
sold free Of doWrY and at not less than two
thirds % Of said appraised value. Terms Of
Sale One-third C]6) cash in hand on the day
Of sale one-thiTd 90 in six months, and
ono-third 60 in twelve months from the
day Of sale; the deferred payments TO be Be-
cured by note and mortgage on tho premises
sold and bearing interest from the day Of sale
90 six (6) per cent. per annum.
H 81, BCARBOHOUGH,
Assignee Of James Clark.
Dated Feb'y oath, A. ID. 1885. va
WE M. MEEK, Attorney for Assignee.
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Probate Court.

The will Of Catherine Pence cause continued.
s. +. Lowmau assignee of James H. Eden
field Sale of real estate confirmed.
s. I. Lowman, assignee OF James H. Eden
field filed bill of sale of personal property.
William Mcvey guardian Of the estate Of
James Il. Burns, filed inventory.
John Arthur, one Of the administrators Of
the estate Of Christopher Arthur, fled iuven-
tory.
Robert s. Wright, admir- Of the estate Of Ro-
sauna Wright, filed first account
Daniel Shoemaker guardian Of the estate Of
James NJ Beckman, filed final account.
Lewis Glbler, admir- of the estate Of Nancy
Sanders, 6led inventory
Thomas H. Dick, guardian of Edward and
Mamie Skeen filed first account.
S. Il. LOwmau, assignee, Of James H. Eden
field, made application for leave 10 discount
sale notes
j. A. W. Spargur, admir- of the estate Of
Christina Beavers, filed first and final account.
The will of Catherine GoOthermau probated
Frank Miller, guardian OF Samuel Skillman,
fled motion for leave to give new bond. Leave
granted Bond $4,000.
win of Catherine Pence pTobated.
VIM f. COnard appointed admir- Of the eg-
tate Of Abram Conard. Bond Gl4 ,OO0
ALAEmAGE LICENSES.
William Syferd and Amy Luker.
John b Pickett and Ida NJ MOberly.
Will u, Miller and Emma Davis.
W. r. Dye and Jane Palmer.
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AdministratOrs' Sale OF Real Estate.
TN PURSUANCE OFsAN ORDER OF TIE
Il Probate Court Of Highland county, Ohio,
Wo will offer for sale at public auction,
On Friday, the Goth day Of March, A..
ID. 1885,
AZ two O'Clock p. m, upon the premises, the
following described real estate, situate In the
County Of Highland and State Of Ohio, and In
the Township Of Liberty, and bounded and de-
soribed 90 follows, viz
Beginning nt a stone IN the original line Of
the survey n. ". corner Of the GlnnCock tract
thonce with the line Of Haid tract N. 9 deg.
E. 1A0 poles 10 stake in Orr'u line oorner 10 8.
GlauoOok thence With his line n. ~ deg, W,
t62 poles TO q suEartreo thence y. "a deg. ",
go pols0, 20 q stake, corner 70 George 8hOama.
ksr, in the original line Of the survey thence
with said lius 8. 81 deg. w. l0i poles TO q stone,
corner Of the survey, 8, "A deg. 20 min. Z. 2O5}I
poles to the beginning, containing l72 acres,
rood and 33 perchen Of land, part Of John Ora
hams survey No. 2568.
Also the following real estate, beginning at .
stake g. ". corner Of the l72 acre tract above
described, two rods north Of the Milford and
Chillicotho Turnpike thence NJ 63 deg. Z. 81
poles to a stake. corner TO A. W. Orr and in the
line Of the aforesaid ia acre tract thence b
"a deg e, 43 87-100 poles 10 the center Of the
said turnpike thence along the center Of said
turnpike N. 10 deg. 20 min W. 8 poles, N. 7t
deg. w. l8 poles, N. 81 deg. 80 min. ". "a 0S-l0C
poles, g. So deg. 80 min. W. 81 20-10O poles
thence leaving said pike N. "a deg. 20 min. ",
2 poles TO the beginning, containing 10 acres
2 rooda and 99 poles Of land. Appraised 81
G7,926 90.
Terms Of sale: One-third in hand, ons-third
In one year and one-third in two years from
the day of sale, with interest the deferred
payments TO be secured by mortgage upon. tho
premises sold. ELIAS OvERMAN and
CLARENCE M. OvnRNAN,
Administrator of Isaac simpson, deceased
CYRUS NEWBY, Attorney.
February 18th, 1885. 1876
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A Il. WILLETT, whose place Of residence
A. 10 unknown, will take notice that Martha
A. Willett Of Highland county, Ohio, has hlsd
supplemental petition in Highland County
Common Pleas Court, Ohio, against John W.
Willett and others, praying for ahmony, and
Il appearing that said A. H. Willett claimed to
own q Studebaker wagon and one horse, used
By said John w. Willett, husband Of the plain
tiff the said A. h. Wilett was made a party
defendant The plaintiff says said claim i,
fraudulent and made for the purpose to beat
her out Of her alimony and unless he answer
on or before the third Saturday from April let
1885, said petition will be taken 90 true and
Judgment given accordingly.
MARTHA ANN WILHTT,
Feb. IS, 1885. By her atty, Oin !. Ross
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The March CentnrY.

The opening page in the March Century
"The Land Of the False Prophet" by Gen.
r. E. Colston Four profusely illustrated
articles are comprised in the March contri-
button to the series on the American Civil
War. Col. John Taylor Wood the senior
surviving officer Of the Nerrimac, describes
the combat with the M0nit0y as seen from
within the MTrimae, and entities his paper
'The First Fight of Iron-Clads." This is
followed by a graphic account Of what took
place In the Monitor Turret, by the late
Commander S. d. Greene. General Colstou
who, during the fight, was Watching the
Msrrimae" from the Confederate works on
SewalIs Point describes the scene in q
brief paper with the above title. In the
third part of the ''Reoollections of Private"
Warren Lee Goss describes the march up
the Peninsula with McCleland.
In this number of the Century MeasFs
james and Howells continue their respect
| i've serials. The astronomer Langley con-
cludes his papers ON "The New Astronomy
Mr.. John Bgelow prints his "Recollectious
Of Charles O'Conor," and Mr.. Stephen NJ
| Allen his 'Remiuiscence Of DanielWebster "
Rev. o. B, Frotiugham has astrilling essay
on "The Worship Of shakspere" Besides
the verses in 'Bric-a-Brac," poems arc
published by Stedman aud Cheney.
The editorials deal with "The Century
War Series" the cholera, and Freedom Of
Discussion" In Open Letters "Tho Claims
Of Chicago" to future prominence are dis
eussed aud among other matters Pre-
gress in Forestry" and "The Blue and the
| Gray"
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Notice

ny Office is hereby given 20 al whom il may
IN concern, that the undersigned aud Lizzie
]. Farley, his wife, have this day separated
and have mutually agreed that such separation
shall be, and is final and permanent.
And having made suitable provision for her
separate support and maintenance, all per-
sons are hereby warned not 20 harbor her or
give her credit upon my account, % I will not
pay any debt Of her contracting,
25W8 JAMES Y, FAIRLET.
Dated February 18th, 1885.
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PrnIse nom the Pnrsonage.

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"Whon will there be only twenty-five lot
tsrs in the alphabetT" asked a bachelor
teacher. ''When U and I are made one, %
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Dare to change your mind, confess your
error, and alter your conduct, when you art
convinced you are wrong.
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A little Southern boy, when asked II his
father had q good mule, mournfully replied;
zone end Of him is good"
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There is a good deal Of music produced
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Is your hair turning gray and gradually fall
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What is it that gives a cold, cures q cold,
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When a couple are making love by moon
light their feeling is one Of in-fne-night
bliss.
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The eternal fitness of things is observed
when on almon-eyed beauty has nut-brown
hair.
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The best friend is he who never deserts
till he is first forsaken.
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Why have fouls no hereafter2 Because
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-03-04
Published EverYWednesdaY
by THE
Highland News Publishing Co.

J. L. BoAnDukE, Managing Editor,
Gro. W. BAnnuRE Business Manager aud
Local Editor,
BnBRH BAnRHRu, Manager PrintingDopL
lrrrop-Horgsrd Building. aud story, Sd door
West OF Kramer House.
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Fear Of discovery, when she resorts to
false hair and dyes, is a source Of con-
stant anxiety to her. The very persons
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TERMS.
Business Directory.

Cards inserted under this head At the follow
ing rates For / inch space, 90 year, =
inch, So year; u inch, 89 year.
-Ton linoi Of this type make inch.
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TN PURSUANCE OFsAN ORDER OF TIE
Il Probate Court Of Highland county, Ohio,
Wo will offer for sale at public auction,
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sDE NTISIS,
HILLsBoRo, ONO.
OlOo-OppOsits DR., HOyt'H, West Main st.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-02-25
CHINA AND JAPAN.

A war cloud has arisen between
China and Japan, over an outbreak
in Corea, in which number of Jap
ancse were killed. Captain Isohay-
ashi, japanese officer who was ira
Yelling in that country at the time of
the disturbances, and his companion,
Mr.. Akaba, student interpreter Of
the Legation, were cruelty murdered
by the Coreans. The Japanese High
Commissioner, Count Inouye, has
arrived in Corea and gone to Soul,
attended by an escort selected from
the army and navy. Vigorous pre-
parations for war are in progress in
Japan, and offers of men and money
reach the Government from all parts
of the country. The wrestlers, to
the number of 200, have petitioned
the Government to be allowed to
serve with the land transport corps
in the event of war. In China
some persons believe war at this
juncture would be benefit to Japan,
as French warships would rely solely
upon that country for the supply of
provisions and war material.
Two private banks in Tokio-the
Takegawa Ginko and the Higuchi
Ginko-have closed their doors,
owing to fluctuations in the cur
rency.
A recent census gives the popula-
ton of Japan as 37,442, ,966, of whom
$3.50, 159 are males.
A Marine Court of Inquiry has
been established in Yokohama, in
connection with the Court of First
Instance.
Heavy snowfalls are reported from
the provinces. In Yechigo the snow
is said to have reached q depth of
ten feet.
A new tax has been devised to
replenish the Provincial treasury at
Canton, China. 1t is in the simple
form of levy of one months rent
upon every house and shop in the
city, half the amount to be paid by
the tenant and half by the owner.
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During u faction fight among the
Chinese in Eureka, California, Dave
Kendall, one of Eurekas best citi-
zens and member of the City
Council, was shot dead by a stray
bullet while passing through the
street. Intense excitement followed,
and at an Indignation meeting imme-
diatcly held committee was APP
pointed to notify the Chinese TO leave
the city within twenty-four hours.
This was carried out, and the Chinese
people began forthwith to pack up.
They were to have been detained i'll
the steamship warehouses until the
steamers to carry them away were
ready to sail. There were about 800
of them in the city, and nothing short
of a thorough evacuation of them
would, it was believed, have pre-
vented bloodshcd.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-02-25

sugar boiler at Hueip, who used q
barrel, says il answers all that is
required for the manufacture Of
sugar. lie found that 1 lbs. Of
this lime answered the same purpose
MS 4 lbs. of imported lime, and
considers it fully equal if not supe-
iior TO the best California lime in
the market, and hc has tried the
different brands. 1t is being used
by Contractor Thomas at The new
buildings at Punahou. Mr.. Jno.
Bowler, the well-known plasterer,
says it is the best he ever saw. AT
Waianae plantation it was used for
q cistcrn and proved to be equal to
several brands of cement. Mr..
Richardson, the manager, always
used alum and salt in white-wash,
but using this lime they were not
necessaryand he found it harder. Last
year 80, 900 barrels of lime were i'm.
ported to these Islands. This lime is
cheaper than that imported. Form
erly the makers used to put it ur
in bags, but it got wet, so now bar.
rels are used exclusively.
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the CURRENCY.

Nothing has yet been effected be-
tween the committee of the Chamber
ofCommerce and the Government, in
the way Of coming to an understand
ing, upon the currency question. One
of the leading promoters of the gold
standard says it is not matter of
reason but one of ability with the
Government. The same gentleman,
after personal observation, says there
is perfect glut of silver on certain
of the other Islands. This is
contrary to representations made by
others to the writer within few
days past, which were to the effect
that gold and not silver was drug
in many out districts. The Ga.eHe
utters a rumor that the propos ed
arrangement between the Chamber
and the Government is to have
American silver retired rs a legal
tender. One of the committee in
terviewed by. the writer knew moth
ing of this expedient, which we
should think would require all Act
of the Legislature to adopt. That
the Government has no valid defence
to set up for its failure to carry out
the law, is evidenced to some degree
by an attempted justification of its
position, in the form of an interview
between a representative of the
advertiser and the Registrar OF
Public Accounts, having been aban-
doned after portion Of it had been
published.