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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1886-02-10

very COlu Weaiher in Michtgan,
DETROIT, Feb 2.-This morning at Micbi-
CANINE the mercury reached a and at lsh.
peming 40 degrees below zero.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1886-02-10

The London Lancet explains ''Over-
coat colds IL says nothing seems
more simple than to meet the rigors Of
the weather by adding extra garments,
but these, while Keeping the body
warm, also oonfue the moisture which
escapes from the skin. The general
effect is well enough while the oyercoat
is kept on, but the moment il is re-
moved evaporation recOmmences ana
the body is placed in a cooler"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1886-02-10

CoLUNBUs, o., Feb A bin has been in
troduced in the Ohio House to allow wo.
men TO vote on school questions.
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THE Pennsylvania Railroad Company
recently organized an insurance COM
panv for the benefit Of its employees.
The latter, however, refuse to see it in
that light and don't like the rendered
benefit, which, they say, is scheme to
break up their own protective organiza-
tiOn.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1886-02-10

For ordinary toothache, which is
caused by the nervous system being ont
of order OF by excessive fatigue, a hot
bath win so sOothe the nerves that sleep
win naturally follow and, upon getting
up, the patient win feel very much ne.
ireshed and the tOothache viii be gone,
For what is known as the jumping
toothache, hot dry flannel applied 10
the face aud neck is very effective.
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-NiHo-gIycorIne has been espool0ll

WATERTOwN, n. Y. Feb. 5.-The mercury
was 4Oa below zero here this morning.
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.l'l i ',l'i. '''' 0"' mans '''0 "
'0'' 0'N
The japanese nation has made rapid
advancement in civilization the past
few wears. And now comes a Japanese
society whose object is to introduce
Roman letters to present their written
l.s,5 lansu159 ,ls,o"u @ y, .'' '''''''' '''7'
'''''0 P',.-2 ,-o., -, - ,,..,
THE anti Chinese movement seems to
be proceeding in California with less
violence. but more system Firms who
refuse to dismiss their coolie employees
are bovcotted, and in many parts of the
State the almond-evcd Celestial has be-
come conspicuous by ms ABSENCE
Tugpr is , nossfbfIitv that diamonds
of tba first wafer sporlIers that will
tbror, tho oror,ro boto1 oIarl-,. into tbe
sbsdo an5 oo,oi tbo f,,rors Kob-i-poor
in size and briIIiancy will soon bacomo
an article of manufacture tbrougb a
newly invented electrical furnace.
Tur Trpited Statos Fish Commission
will attompt TO solve the annual fisheries
disD8ta with opr Canadian nefcbbors bv
stocl,ino fine CrIf of Mexico with cod.
A sbinmont of 100000 Young Goldfish
was made to Pensacola recently. and a
like number followed a few davs AGO.
recently organized an insurance com
panv for the benefit Of its employees.
The latter, however, refuse to see it in
that light and don't like the rendered
benefit, which, they say, is a scheme to
break up their own protective organiza-
tion.
rr,y r,iIi+orv force Of al Trro,o con-
sists of oho,t ,ino r,iIIio, soI1iors If
,niS io.0o was u, avn up III l'iiI ~, 'u' ',9-
lance l'U'H i'sNO IJ W. 'ei' "ouiu DC pa
I5 onousSHu ! Lli,.eS' Inc - Loyls"'tls o'''ss. s
"oulu Le4uiIo an oA L''1Ss u am lpI n
several 5, uayS 70 ~ loii' 0n' 'lO u 'u'
inc 10 'ne oVneI
pror,-r s+ofstics sbou +bot coc.o 10
vsod bv m OOo OoO noonIa cbicorv bv
An OOO 6OO ooooo Inv 400 600 GOO coR' q
by lOO'OOO,OoO oetaI by IOO,OoO'OoO'
hashlsh by 3OO'OOO'OOO' opium by f0O'-
OOO'OOO' Chinese tea by 3oO,OOO'OoO, ana
tobacco by oOO'OVO,OOO' or by J"o-Ihiru5
the population OF Jhe gloOe'
..,,-I-,5--.--.,.-
1T 1T Is nC,'oe%Ole I'd ~. 'l' U''.lIis 0'o 'o1
1000 d. D. CIaLIll' m II7 Iy,.1i I7oues' 9lDIli- @
can Ilo'ol'n.' W, - -. | anu'i 5 D.,,' II3 T,lo
I'0'05' 60 80 '''' '', --I''- ''I' -.
lean planter, died. and that neither OF
them died in bed One dropped dead
at his desk,another in his hall and the
other IN the street.
a + HENoHNAN mas 'Soe' 'aliieu 'na'
the aOsorPuon OF atmospheric oxygen
Dy coal uusO usually P'OuOces 'l' I''e
IN temperature 10 wnIcn spontaneous
combustion Is uue' L.SIlCe Is 'gIll'eu az
the low temperature "l ooO "nVnLac'Oo
- -
-o--
THE Italian Queen, Margharita, now
employs a female physician. When
two women put their heads together
there is no knowing what mischief may
be in store. Perhaps this is a ruse Of
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A Missouri Midget.

On last Saturday was celebrated,
in St Louis, the nineteenth ami
versary of the birth of Miss Nelsie
Branham. This young lady is per-
haps one of the most remarkable
Lilliputians of the United States.
She is lady in every sense, with a
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and sprightliness in conversation
which makes her an object of admi-
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ty pounds, wears a child's No. 8
shoe, No 2 glove and measures IS
inches about the waist, is so inches
in height and has beautiful golden
hair SO inches long. She is very
popular, and her many friends wish
her many happy returns of her natal
day. Several combinations have Of
fered her q large salary to travel
with them for public exhibition, but
she has most positively refused all
such offers.
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To JuIio De VaaC Peters,.

You are hereby notified by the Board of
Education of the District Of Arden, county
of Berkeley, State of West Virginia, that
they will make application on Tuesday,
the 18th day of January, 1887, to the Circuit
Court Of Berkeley county, at Martinsburg,
w. Va, to condemn one-halfacne OF land on
the southeast corner of your farm, which
lies in said District, and is known as the
Fryatt land, which half acre adjoins the
road leading from the Winchester turnpike
to Jacks farm, and is opposite the north
east corner of farm belonging to VIM. Il.
Stewart, it also adjoins said turnpike, for
the purpose of erecting public School
House. We will also offer, in our petition
to be filed ON said date, the sum of sixty
dollars for said half acre. 1t appearing
that the said Julia DeVaux Peters is a
nonresident Of the State of West Virginia,
she is hereby required TO appear within
one month after the date of the first publ
cation of this notice, and do what is neces-
sary to protect her interests In this matter.
ROBERT C, BURkHART,
Prest BID. Ed, Arden Dist.
n. Z. BRYARIY, Con,,rs
DANIEL SUTTON,
Dec. 4, 1886, Al
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Thnra is little doubt that the Eng

Incr2 Is llJLle uouDL tnub SHo Eng
lish sparrow Is m abaminable nui-
sance, but still he is herein very
great numbers. Could they all be
suddenly removed by high wind
to a distant and congenial land, or
by painless death to bird heaven,
it would be good thing for city
folk and farmers. But as long as
the little rascals must remain, it
would be pitiful to have them suffer
lingering deaths from starvation.
Crumbs scattered beneath the win
dsws, when the ground is covered
with snow, will be the means of saw
ing the lives of a good many of these
audacious little punches of feathers.
Their lot is hardly happy one just
now.-Bnlto. american.
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90 ACR LIS,

with, good h9uss and fire yoang orchard
being tie same hand conveyed 10 Sarah J
KEGS by A Myers and "ife, aua bounded as
follows, so-wit: 8eg ming ~ stake in
the Be- kelley aud Hampshire Grade road in a
line Of II kitc&e8s mountain land thence
s. 80 degrees w poles to o black oak
stump corner 4" Kitchen, and she course
continued 44spoes 10 a small hickory in q
stony hollow, c6sner to the land OF John
Lamp ; thence with line of the latter S.
SOD e. 81 poles to pile OF stones in said
hollow in Incline, the1cs leaving Lamp n.
394 E. l25 poles to 'he said middle of said
grade road thence with the same ". ~ W.
rs poles TO III, bvgisHing.
TERMS UR ALI Qnehalf cash, the
residue IN six months the purchaser giving
his note with app-oYeo secarity. with inter
est from, day o. gale. he utie being reser-
we'd until all purchase mtpey is paid
En.Hl1 l. H ROONEY,
nov.l3 Trustee
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1857.
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1887.
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HARpRR's MAGAZINE during 1887 will con-
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Gibson; Great American Industries" -
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Ely further articles on the Railway Prob
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1852.
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HARPER's WEEKLY maintains its position
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FOR SALE.
A FARM OF 40 ACRES OF
LIMESTONE LAND.

TEN ACRES OF GOOD TIMBER,
One mile East of Vsnclevesxille Station on
B. & o. r r
STONE DWELLING, GOOD STABLE,
and necessary outbuildings; q well of water
u ieet deep that never fails For further
information communicate with d. I Will
Hanson, who resides on u farm, p. Q. ad-
dress Vauclevesville, Berkeley Co., w. Va.
ID. z. WILLIAMSON
Nov. 30, A.
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NEw fDYEPTTsEsfENTs.
KA1G5le Real Estate
Ar PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned Special Commissioners,
by virtue Of decree en tered Al the October
term, $685. BY the Circuit Court of Berkeley
county w Va In the chancery cause OF
Emma J Barnes vs James D. Jack and 9TH
ers will sell Al public auction on
Saturday, January LIST, 1857,
at one o alock D. IN 10 'front.' of the Court.
house 10 AaFtinsburk w Va the follow.
ing real estate Of which VIM. Jack died seiz-
ed, to wit: valuable Tract o. Land,
Containing 2S3 Acres,
more or less, conveniently divided into
fields With running water in each, with
about 35 acres of River Bottom, and atou.
80 acres OF Timber two Dwelling Houses,
good Barn and other outbuildings, and an
ex celent Orchard of choice fruit. The land
is in high state OF cultivation, having been
lined over the whole tract. The said land
has been recently surveyed and divided into
two farms and will be offere in two parcels
or in whole, rs to suit purchasers. A plat
OF the land is In the hands Of S. Troxell
This property is situated on the Potomac
River and now occupied by jeremiah Jack
and Janaes y. Jack and is worthy the atten
ton OF hose desiring to purchase a good
farm.
TERMS DE SALE-0ne third cash on
DAY of sale, the balance in two equal pay
Dents on one and two years, with interest
from the day of sale to be evidenced by the
notes of the purchaser, and the title to be
withheld until all the purchase money is
paid The growing crop is reserved, with
the right to 90 upoa said la d to cut and
thresh the same
". s .TROXELL
j. NELSON WlSNER
dec4,5. Spec'l Com'rs
S II Marlin, Clerk OF the Circuit Court
for Berkeley county, do hereby certify that
r. s. Troxsll special commissioner in the
above entitled cause, has executed bond with
sufficient security.
s. II MARTIN, Clerk
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The Best.

THE b. S. ;. & 5. coarse kip and calf
boots for Farmers Mechanics and Rail
Road men, are the BEST goods made in
this country, for heprices. AS proof Of
our sincerity in what say, we pied
ced, to replace, wish Il new pair any we
recommend that are MOI good.
GETTING ERA HOKE,
Queen street.
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Notary PabIic
AND COMMISSIONER OF COURT.

AND COMMISSIONER OF COURT.
Having duly qualified as Notary Public,
and by appointment Of Judge Faulkner,
qualified az Commissioner of Court,
offer my services to persons having busi-
ness in those lines promising u faithfully and
promptly execute all duties
mr. Office at Law Office of Mr.. j. Nelson
Wisuer.
nov,l6 u. s. GRANT PITZER
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2O3 ACRES.

This farm has upon is excellent bulldin s,
is we'll watered, fencing 9 ood, and it is con-
venient to churches, sehuols, etc. Posses
sion will be given of this property on tn fst
of April, 1887
Any information in regard to this property
can be obtained from the undersigned special
commissioner, or from Geo. NJ. Bowers.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash, one
third in twelve months and the remaining
third in two years, with interest from day
OF sale, the purchaser executing his bonds
for deferred payments, and the title to be
retained until the further order of the Court.
K BOYD FAULKNER,
d4tds Special Com'r.
|. s. H. Martin. Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Berkeley county, do hereby certify that
e. Boyd Faulkner, special commissioner 10
the above en- titled cause, has executed bond
with sufficient security, conditioned as the
law directs. S. II. MARTIN Clerk.
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NJ

The Stockholders Of The Peoples National
Bank Of Mar tinsbnrg, W Va, are hereby
notified that he agps e.cetipn fog nine Di'
rectors viii Ne HELD at lls Bank on Tuesday
January lltb, 8a7, between Tbs hours Of
ii and 2 clock.
d4,5t } B WILSON CAsn
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tuesday. December rs, 1856,

The following real estate In Martinsbnrg
lst.-HOUSE AND LOT on Raleigh ct.
2nd.-HOUSE AND LOT on Martin ST.,
near B. and o, Depot
3rd.-H0USE AND LOT corner of King
and Water Streets.
4th. What is known as the SWARTZ
MILL PROPERTY, with all the Water
Rights attached thereto.
In Gerardstown District, that Valuable
Farm seven miles from Martinsburg, on the
Gerardstown road, adjoining Campbell, Nc.
Kown and others con tanning
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TT.uGGcc7S 50Io
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESYA YE.

BY virtue Of deed of trust executed by
Sarah j KEGS and George w. KEGS, Jr to
the undersigned trustee, bearing date Oct.
3, 1885, and recorded in the Clerk $ Office o {
the County Court Of erkeley County, W.
Va in Deed Book No 80, pages 299 and
300. to secure to Gilbert Kitchen the sum of
severity. FIVE dollars aud seventy cents, with
interest from the Sd day Of October, 1885,
and to secure 10 James w Robinson the
sum of fifty five dollars ard sixteen cents,
with interest from October Sd, 1885, the IN
designed trustee will ssll at public auction
in front of the Court-house, in harrisburg,
w. Va, on
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For Sale-For Lease

Il HAVE several very valuable properties
for sale as Attorney. Some are drelling
houses and Others, frst-class business places,
ON the main street Of the town Have al
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