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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-08
OneinQ anO Securing.

NERs. PARRY,
Nl DYER AND CLEANSER OF
LADIES AND GENTLEMENS APPAREL,
OF all eolors,
CLOTH, SILK, GRAPE FABRICS, and ooT~oE GOWNS
Has removed to
$40 KING STREET, (betwsen Sd and 4tb,)
WILMINGTON, DBL.
Kta loves Feathers and Bennets, Grapes, Velve and
ali Kinds Of LADIES AND GBNrLEMKNs APPAREL,
canssd and dyed In tho best MANNER and upon reason
~ %S-Fam, Mouraing promptly attended TO At tbs
shorfaaf notice. ADkle-hy-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-08
nEGIsTERis ORDER.

EGLSTER'9 ORDER. -,
TX, REaIsrER's OFFIoB, NEW CASTLE CoUETT,l
May 9Th, 1860. J
Upon the application Of Thomas Mroomb, Adminisrs-
tor 81 Robert A. McComb late Of Christians Hundred
in said County deceased, II is ordered and directed py
the REGISTER that the Administrator aioresaid give
notice OF the granting of Letters or Administrator
uuon the Estate Of the deceased, with the date o.
Granting thereof by causing advertisements to De posted
within forty days from the date Of such Letters In SIX OF
he most public places Of the County oi New Castle 70
quring ali persons having demands againat tbs Estate
70 present the same abide by an ACT OF Assembly IN
such sase made and provided And also cause the came
10 10 inserted within the period In the Delaware
state Journal and Statesman, newspaper pupsnea IN
WILMINGTON and to be continued therein two months.
-, Given under the hand and Seal OF once q tnt
IT, Register aforesaid, stNew Castle in New Oasht
- County aforesaid, the day and year aneye writ
ten, NJ o'fhAAAi' "es's's''
NOTICE.
All persons having claims aganstthe Estate OF the de'
ceased must present the duly atesed 10 the Al
mnstrator on or before May 9Th, 1870, OF abide the
Act OF Assembly In suck made and provided.
THOMAS MeCoMB, Administrator.
Addrass--WILhiINGT0N, DEL. mAyzl-2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-08

And such other HERBS and ROOTS as will in all
sssst Digestion promote the Heereions Of the sysiem
In the natural channels, and give TONE and VlaOh
10 the YOUNG and OLD, MALE and REAAbk All
use It with wonderful success.
BRINGS COLOR to the pala white lip, BLOOM and
BEAUTY to the thin face and care worn countensnee
Cures FEVER and Creates APPETITE. Try them.
Use nona other.
EE-Aak Tor sPERRs STANDARD BITTERs.
Sold by Druggists aud 0roeers
Ra-See that my signature is over the cork Of each
bottle. ALRRED sPkKR.
Pasaaie, N. J., and 2l3 Broadway, N. Z.
AarTTAds supplied by all Wholesale Dealora.
fahl6-1Y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-08

ss4a FOR sALE.--sA BEAUTIFUL
flS5tgN FARM and COUNTRY aKAT Of 1o1 ACRES OF
lii! good land, with about 12 acres Of nne Timber
W. S# and Wood Land. The Farm Buildings are
Sione Dwelling and Large Barn, Wagon House snd
other out buildings. Plenty Of Fruit Fsnrng All 19 IN
good ord or. There Ia also large and Bplendid NEW
MANSION HOUSE, 40 by so feet with large back build
inrs and porches on two sdes all finished In the very
best style with good stable and other ouibudinss
erept Kinds Of Trees and Evergreens This property a
Sx miles from tho City Of Wilmington, In Brsndywine
saon Il viii ba far rant WIN. BRIGHT,
tanso-ly Rssl Estate AGENT. Wilmington. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-08

Also, Freight Trains with Pssss.gsr Ga. aaaaa44s&
Will leave wilmington abont sgo A. n hsg S@sSs.
io Feton, 1oo5 and dus Al HaFrnatez shaes 1850
A. H. Rsturnipg, 20 leave hsrsinEtcn sbsnt 80 "a y
cisvtou e25 Mddletovn, 1Ao. New Castle e1e nns y
duc AZ Wilmington, about $50 p. NJ sufes Y aesAys
iucideut 10 Freight burinsss :. - =
rfss tssssa TiE zaSp ~ fAAa rF x4sz41xszs fE1f
s.s,ians nnmed but will set down Passengers at sHy
stopping place, except hareh Oofhsrs saAts se@a S@
Junction and Dupont.
IaAve New chatlsfor Wilmington nRd Philadelphia, a
Leave PhiiadslphiA HAS M.Aaa wsiuiussez las PM
''' N'" SMYRNA BRANCH TRAIMe,
Additional to thoas above is9ye eyFua tcx oaaIsqa
IL as AM and $40 M. Leave clAyteA foE a@yrHs ~
M and 2l0 P. NJ, to make sonnsstion viii eFaAna
and from Dover, and Stations south.
Steamboat TrAlBa heFstoleIs r1n are yleA4IagR.
nsetioa With Local TTains o. Tussdays Thursday Ans
Saturday Evenings. .,-.
fupertAtssdsn tDslAwaEe Railses&
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-08
ORNAMENTAL WRITING,

OF all kinds is executed in the most finished nann'F
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-08

.sszsA HOUSE FOR SALE OR HEpNT.
ti John MeMakin offers for rent or for Gale his new
liza M three story Brick Houie, Southeast corner Third
lHaa and West Streets, Wilmington, DEL, now Va.
in each story hot and cold water all over house.
gas heater range and other convenences verandAhs al
hree stories superb views Of the Delaware
River and snrroundings large and beautiful garden o.
flowers and vegetables vines uts &c 81 ftiront on West
Street 100 feet deep House constructed expressly
for owners use bat having purchased and removed to
tMcMakin's Atlantic Hotels" at Cape May, he oilers
this tasteful home for rent or gale .
Street. opposite kindly consents to proeet the property
ard mention It's merits to any desiring Information.
Real Estate Brokers, 10 h. Third st., Wilmington.
Or addresa JOHN MeMAkIN, AoMakins Atlantic hotels,
rana irIand Navv Iaraav mayG-f
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-08
4nRrtaI iIlottees.
HELMBULD'b
Concentrated Fluid Extract sarsapariils

Concentrated Fluid Extract Sarsapariila
ERADIcATEs ERuPTIyE AND uLoTRAATTlVysh, 6ss ATVs, DIS
EASES OF THE THROAT, NOSE 81 ssh
EYELIDs, SCALP AND shiN'
which 40 aisarure the appearance PUReINa the sSll
elects Of mercury and removing all iains, na ia
nants of DISEASES; hereditary or otneir' 'ppppFpcT
taken by ADULTS and ChlLDkhN WIN
Two TABLRspooNFuLs Of the R1iraet Of ssEsa iahor
parllla added TO pint Of water 10 equal y hnS s IL
bet Drink and one bottle s equal 70 eAlaor allv ~
syrup Of sArsAparilla, or the deeoehonA AS 's"""'
made - .,,.r,,, L.. h,,.had in the
Medeo chirureical Review, the tnhectni " tns ~
of aarsAparln In certain ahectona by nenJ aassss
n r. g., &C. Speaking Of those diseases, l ana nj M
arising from the excess Of meItuy, ne tales ma i,s
remedy iB equal to the Extract oi FaIshpssn3 MI 3,ns
power lie extraordinary, more 50 ,han any o.ns
am Acquainted with. ID iB IN tne stfioeSt ,,s.s
ionr with this invaluable attribute, thht ~ "
be 10 state Of the system 40 sunken ana ". ~
table as rendeis other substances ot tue ton' ss
unayailing OF injurious.
HELMBOLD's
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARsAPARlLIA'
Established upwards Of 10 years.
| n..n,..a Nv u. 4. HRLMBoLD.
| sreRJt11 .nes Rsatw1s 6s4 Broadway N. Y.
YOUNG MEN PRACTICALLY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-08

ss-Sa- HOUSES FOR RERT.--BRAck
fiiiS# HOUSE No. s15 Market Street.
lIl Brick store and Dwelling Southwest corner
L5N&M Eighth aud Wilson Streets.
Bfick Store and Dwelling Southeast corner Fourth ana
Madison. .. AIN.
Brick Dwelling and once King Street between fiH'h
and Seventh
Brick House 20a West Street.
Brick House 2l4 Tatnall Street.
Three a.storod Brick Houses, DseAier Street below
Buttonwood, ,...
Three 2atored Brick Housss, Jones btrset betwasn
Sixth and Seventh and Poplar and Lombard.
One storisd Brick House, heCaHlley strett ApoVs
Lombard. -,
10 W. McOAULLEY a Co.,
fab2e-fm 600 Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-08
Gr0nelers QEuiOe.
COMMENCING MoHDAY, kAx lSth. ssss.

@@nrvzumnzw1 PHILAn@LPm1As W. W.
IN . Y /. s:,TS VI sdNaToA al1 AHR sAAs's
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-08
5Eor AaIe ann TO I1ent.

TSARms FOR sALENol; H., AZ - SzssiIsns Ss. usSts sa%
anntsininr abou one uudrad acres, more o. saa,
srlth good dwelling and tenant house ana eAoslsl Wa
barn thereon Is desirable properly anu "i''
iesitttle farm, situate In Brandywine nun
dred, within Ak miles Of Wlmington' eohiAiAiHs ~
acres ysry valuable farm excellent order on ths
Brandywine miles above WIN nn i4o
acres or less. ,,.,a,n. Aha ,,tv of VIII
tutsble for farming Or trucking OF good
speeaisuon' AFp' " L e0s Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-08
xTALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

Tcontauing laO acres more or less, situate on the
nr,nsvwlne 4 Chriataua hundred, New oasu county
and State Of Delaware, adjoining Ian oi
lant stene House and Barn. both supplied with water
from pjpsb from syringe There isrunning water
nald Good apple orchard and great variety OF enoes
and grapes It has ob
vine meadow with 90 acres Of woodland, All In h,gh
stateof cultivation within fiye miles Of the
tou city line II IL avery healthy aud desirable pro-
psrty. Apply to "; .as mouAvLt'ahs oS.ASlt as.aat
WILMINGTON, Dal.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07

: Broadway style Feokties at senften-
bere's.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07

ComEnEEOE AfPosNfMESIs.- Below VI
give a iist oftLe appointments Ofths Ohio
Conference, held ct Marietta last week
for ChillicOthe District. The remainder
Of the list will be published hsxt week;
oHILLIooTHE DISTRICT.
r. II. Phillips, p. Il.
ChillieOthe, Walnut strest-R. W. Man.
ley.
Washiugton-f.F T. King. 90.
Bloomingburg-RichBrd Pitser, Silaa
Pruden.
staunton--David Smith, ANGEL Brooks,
New Holland-W. W Martin.
Deer oreek-J. NJ Weir, supply, I. p
Patch.
Frankfort-U. L. Jones.
Bainbridge--A. G. Kelley.
Bourneyille--F. s. Thurston.
South Salem = Supplied by G. W.
Wharton
Massisyille--Samuel Bateman.
KlnRston--E. H. Dixon.
AdelnhiE-z. W. Pagan.
Mt. sriing7-A. N. Alexander, one TO
be supplied.
WhliamspOrt-=W.F Hughey.
Richmohd-2Hbgh Boyd.
s. M. Merrill, Editor Western Christian
Advocate, membero Of Walnut Street Quar-
terly Conference. kt4
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07

A New STooK IN A New Room. -
G. H. Adams & Bro. have rented
the fine new store room in the East
end of Hamilton and DahPs new
building, and will move into it next
week, Mr.. G.. Fl. Adams has gone
East after a rousing stock of goods
with which to fiji it to overlooking,
and they expect in the course of a
few days to have besides one of the
largest and finest Dry Goods rooms
also to Offer their customers one OF
the heaviest and best assorted stock
of goods in the Washington mar
ket, at prices which cannot be un-
dersold. Wait for the new arri-
val.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07
pemooratio Secret Oircuiar.


A secret circular, issued by John
G. Thompson, chairman of the
Democratic State Executive Com
mittee, has been issued to the lead
ing politicians of the party through
out the State, Urging upon their at
tehtion the necessity and great i'm
portance to the party of electing a
majority of the Legislature, The
advantages to be gained by having
the control Of the next General As.
serhbly in the hands Of the Demo
Gratis, the circular states, will be-
come apparent in the future, but it
is deemed inexpedient to explain
fully, at present, their nature. The
faithful are urgently enjoihed to
press forward the work of organi-
zation, and to perfect lists ofdoubt-
full Republicans in the varioHs TO-
calities of the State. The circular
leaves to Democratic instinct, with
out going into details, the manner
in which Republican majorities are
to be overcome. 1t has, however,
transpired, outside of this precious
document. that the reliance of the
party il mainly on the following
programme; First, to run the.
mixed ticket nominated in Hamil-
ton county, and so neutralize the
Republican ascendencylin that quar-
ter, with the understanding that
the candidates on that ticket owing
their allegiance to the Democrats,
will, without regard to their ante
cedents, feel boAhd to vote With
that party in the organization of
the two houses by colonization of
voters to overcome the Republican
majorities in Hardin, Madison,
Highland and Sciota counties, and
secure Montgomery and some 9th
er doub ful ones; third, help is ex-
pected in several other strong Re
publican counties, including Ouya-
hoga, Stark and Columbiana, by
the Temperate! tickets, which are
expected to draw enough from the
Republicans to elect some Demo
cratic members, even from those
Republican strohgholdS; and final
| ly, in all cases except Hamilton
county, where toadying is dohe OF
attempted with Republicans, as in
Lucas, Fayctte and some other
c)unties, Dy means ofso- called Indes
pendent or Working Mems tickets.
The Democrats insist on having
members Of the Legislature from
men reliably on their side. To the
doubtful Republicans, OF whom es
/ pecial mention is made in this Sc
cret circular. they send Cary's
speeches and literature of that sort
to disaffect them toward the Repub
lican administration. - Mansfield
Herald.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07
Now Let PendIetOn Whine Again.

Now Let PendIetOn Whine Again
The public debt statement, which
will be found in our monetary col.
umns on the fourth page, shows
the gratifying reduction during the
month of September Of So ,467 ,429.
The debt has been reduced since
the present administration came in
to power $50, ,96S,188. This shows
what can be done by economy and
a better enforcement of the inter
nal revenue laws. Ofthe 81, ,6O2,-
669, 800 fve-twenty bonds outstand-
ing the Government owns $50, ,0OO,-
900. There is in the Treasury in
coin SIOS,SO4,658 Deducting the
certificates for gold and we have
S84,39l, 1888 belonging to the gov
ernment now lying idle in its vaults
One half of this might be applied
to the purchase of bonds without
letriment to the credit of the Gov
eminent, and with a material saving
of interest. * Ctn. Gazette Of Sdt-
Nrday 2d.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07

COUNTY OOMhIbsIONERs COuhT. - The
Board met puispapt 70 adjournment on the
2lSt of September, on which DAY they
took into consideration transcript Of the
proceedings had in the Prabato Court in
the matte Of TIE petition Of Fuller Hess
and othefs for a county road. The Board
are of the opinion that said road will not
be of sufficient Importance TO the public to
warrant the entire amount Of the ,compen'
sation and damages awarded by said Pro-
bate Court 10 wit; 1854 90, and it is or.
dered that the petitioners pay into the
County Treasury 1854 90 of said compen-
sation and damages by the 25th day Of oe-
tober, 1863, and that no further proceed.
ings be bad in the premises until such
payment shall have been made.
On the 22d ult. the Board authorized
the Probate Judge 10 index all records in
the general index Book now ID the office
Of the Probate Court.
On said day galvanized ifon chimney
caps we're adopted on the new Iniirmary
Building instead Of stone, and gal.
vanized Iron hanging eaVe.gutters were
substituted for tin, and copper valleys
were adopted Tin place Of tin) both fer
chimneys and principal valleys.
The Board met again oil the 23d, on
which day an estimate for $500 90 on the
Harold Road was approved Claims to
the amount Of $349 Sc were allowed.
Pursuant ID adjournment the Commits
sioners met on the 2ith ol September. Es-
Inmates on the Circleville road improve
meht to the amount of 81 800 90 wereRp'
proved. Said Board together with the
County Auditor on this day proceeded to
and did count and receive Of the County
Treasurer, Fayette Bonds and inteteSt
warrants amounting In all lprincipal and
interest) to $57 ,80350, which said Bonds
and Coupons were Cancelled and filed.
On the 25th the Board completed the
settlement with the Treasurer, and
found the Books Of the Auditor and taid
Treasurer to agree. Adjourned to meet
on the 4th day of October, We will com,
petite the minutes Of the last session next
week.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07
Grand Democratic Mass Meeting
at New Holland, Ohio.-Every-
thing q Perfect Success"

Editors Fayttte County Herald
AS was noticed by large flaming hand
bills, it was expected that a Wonderful
gathering Of Democratic would be in our
village on Saturday, Oct. 2, 1869, to hear
The able speakers who were announced in
the bills to address the faithful. The ap.
pointed time was 10 o'clock A. M, and the
place U. s. Vincent's grove, where art
rangements were previously made. A well
supplied restaurant was also established
on the ground to supply the expected mu!.
titude.
The hour came at last, but the people
didnt. The Greenfield Band came (for
the money, of course, not saying anything
against the band, for we think it as good
as any Band in Southern 0hio) aud was
met by about or 10 small boys, and two
frishmen with all the qualifications of
emocrats--drunk, of fcourse--whO show d
them their qharters--hot at Hearnes -
They we'll remembered the incidents of
last Fall. The band entertained the little
bows and about a dozen Others--for they
had now about that mum ber--on the street
with several beautiful pieces, and kept the
few present as quiet as possible until 2
o'clock p, M, at which time they expected
Hons. Milton Sayler and j. F. Mckinney
to be here on the train. Mckinney and
the train came, bit. The one most looked
for came Just as the party will on the 18th
of OCtober--missing.
When it was found that Sayler could
not be here there semed to be quite dark
cloud hanging over their Democratic shy,
and after the few consulted they concluded
not to go to the grove. They might get
lost from one another, and more, there was
nothing to drink there. They then made
arrangements and went to McCafferty's g
Hall. The Hall is not very large, but 1t
was nearly half full. But there were
those little boys again, helping to take up
the precious room; but they only staid
long enough to crack poeketfull Of pea
nuts and then retired.
Mckinney then commenced to speak his
piece, which was the same old piece they
all say: lst--Nigger and Amendment.
2d--Taxes, and general abuse Of the Pres.
ident and Cabinet; and finally winding up
with sympathetic words and feelings for
their Southern friends The curtain then
fell, the crowds vacated the Hall, and the
more intelligent went home; but the ma
iority staid to have big drunk after sun
down
And now we think the Democrats need
not trouble themselves about Perry Town.
ship further. twill give full 100 majsri-
ty for Gov. Hayes. W.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07

WH1cH WILL YoG PLACE IN
PowER P-The last Republican Leg,
islature appropriated 81, 737,9S7 II
towards the payment of the princi.
pal and interest of the State debt
The late Democratic Legislature
with the same rate of taxation, ap.
propriated but S645,972 81 for the
same purpOse-OUer d million dol
lars less.
Taxpayers, which party will you
now place in power r9-LancdSter
Gazette.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07
i HOUSE AND LOT.
HOUSE AND LOT.

One.et6ry frame dwelling newi four rooms 5
and hall. Good lot and fences. Payments to
suit purchasers.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07

BUILDING ASSOCIATION, = Twenty
nine weeks have expired since the
first dues we're paid into the Treas
ury of the Building Association
in this place, and we are informed
by the Secretary, Mr., W. P. Cleave-
land, that 152 shares have been re-
deemed and that the average pre-,
miums given by stockholders who
have thus sold their shares to the
Association is $126.75 on the share
of two hundred dollars. The Cap
ital stock of the Association is
100000, the amount therefore re-
deemed in 20 weeks is $3O,4CO.-
Thus far the shares have been re-
deemed more rapidly than it was
supposed they would be when the
Association went into operation
1t is proper to say that very nearly
the whole OF the money that has
been loaned by the Association has
been used in the erection Of new
houses.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs,1-The following
transfers Of real estate have been recorded
isnee our last report:
W. j. Leffingwell to T, Amerman, lot
in Bloominburg-$275.
T. CarrutheIS and Others to F. J. Watt,
ITS acres in Wayne tp-$l2O0.
j. Hughes to W, 7 Fowler, lot in Bloom
ingburg-$950.
NJ. s, Stewart to j. Hughes, lot in
BloomingburS=$s0. .,
W. T. Fowler TO G. H. FarbHst, lot in
Bldomingburg-$4OO.
A. Shriver to j H. and Il. G. Adams,
mill property in Madison tp--$525.
T. Duncausm to L. Saxton and others,
acres in Jasper tp-$S00.
j. B. Bush to j. Coil, acres in Jefferson
tp-$750.
j. Bush to ]. Rosell, DOS acres in Jasper
tp-$l5O0.
A. NJ. Stimson to H, Gilmer 272 acres
in Wayne tp-z$i0 ,ss9,
F. G. YeOman to H. Yeofnan, 10 acres
in Union (Gift)-$l,0O.
W. B. Edwards toJ. NJ. Ed%ardsi 81
acres in Paint tp-$4O0O
W. Brown to G, @. Gamble, l acre in
Marion tp-$59.
j. g. Loofhourrow 70, e. Bloomer, Al
acres in Marion tp-$4000.
j. Stuekey to M. F. Stuckey, 1l91a
acres in Concord tp-$llS7 81.
j. Sanders (AdministratOr) to L, W.
MAYO, 50 acres-in Union tp-$l075.
j. s. Dorly to j. W. Rodgers, acres in
Paint tp--SS00. :.
G. @. Gamble to H, Brown, Is acres in
Marion tp--S90l so.
L. Brakefeld to H. BrittOn, 4s1s acres
in Perry tp--$9350.
o. Il. Ramsey to j. O Vandeman, hous'
and lot in Washington--$e5O.
j, g, LoofbCurFo% to VIM. Davis, IA
acres ia Madison tp--$4S69. :.
8. E. Cray to W. Pool, acres in Madi
son tp--S900
VIM. Snider to P. DrNlse, 1913 acres il
| ITnion tn--&l7i0.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07

REMovED.-A. Hamilton d Co.
have removed to Hamilton's new
room on the old Fayette House cor
nsr. The room is one Of the larg-
est and best business rooms in
Washington, and Messrs. Hamilton
& Co. have it filled up with no room
to spare. In addition to the heavy
stock on hand before, they have
added an immense new stock o.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Leather
and Harness, making their STOCK
the largest and most complete OF
any in this section Of the country
all to be sold at the very lowesi
living rates, In their manufacture
ing department they use nothing
but the best stock, and employ on
ly the best workmen, and conse-
quently put up tip. top work. Ev'
erybody wanting anything in the
boot and shoe or harness line
should see their stock before buy
ing. They will be happy to meet
ali their old friends in their new
room.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07
The Last Rally
-oF THE
G A M P A N f!

The last Republican Meetings Oi
the present campaign will be held
throughout the county at SEVEN
O'CLOCK P, NJ, at the following
times and places;
WASHINGTON 3. H., THURS
day, Oct. 7th-Williams and May
nard.
Martin Jddy's School House Gun
ion Tp,), Friday, Oct. Sth-Wil,
liams and Hixson.
CANDLES School House Marion
Tp.) Friday, Oct Sth-Maynard
and Gardner.
Good Hope, Monday, Oct, 18th
Maynard and Gardner
stringtown Concord Up }, Mon
day, Oct. 11th-Williams and Cox
Come one, come all Republi.
cans and Democrats! Ladies es'
pecially invited.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07

: Go to the Dining Hall for goo
meal.