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, 1869-10-27
HARRINGTON.
MASS MEETING NpAn&v ETES{Sl.

T, ne E:,:.s n T.f tI.sec7a Tr1tnMts
4. mettitg Vi 1he trUFlt OF thts town, nEid
last evrn.ps. 70 el.c1a. iht merit. OF the C,uxens
sr,orm ,oventpi, LsE1s IL bate, Prominent
rtt,ztn n Gf HARRINGTON, Eas cA;lra IN thc Chair.
M IL Is The ot1hy EornIncr tsf tue People psfsT
ri Lie Cpuuts, tt'r juttsc Of The CoassE c1urt:
tr 1,ter,e it .sat couaty. as sell - Ia Cook. r1k
10 cGs1fp1n cf.r. t0 tc-tstablssa then aatnonty
ara nd tberttlstS Of thttt kti-eoaslta4a btl
ns cIe .es1csbx Mt. 1Iutey nnH1nAtsou - EnAt
ipah ol tne u-e.trE vas su$sstaed of sae sotEts
frttt,lIc In this onnuty, nud or?oseN q tne
+.Kfty' III tnr,ei from lase Sonns! % ~ Aua
RnAe ron,c rho = OF oppne1lk'a 10 INC e'a1eas
movement In ouf OKu 'u6t3.
y, STEVENSON 49,,
tack tho Gcar, ard after L1iesy tt1ftn0 tae ou,
}ects Il the Forr.1r Increment, inaa9atssru ~
lie hest ca'lzeus Of o1f county 70 ofcrsa1u~ -
tnaiI 71rS nf tEs:ce tfoker~ lie rs'scfesnA ~
Glecus>, ID CLEAR An,l fuEc:tle uaannrr INC nA'
Ave Of 1rc irnslft ~ps rurn Oh nta stcAet@
hnd only ctce Na4 lniet1npicA NJ an f4l*ta
ls1l acae, no lstirt tue lsInts of the lA5Se co
utt:tt, III cur cttT and csoalvt Eab nAa sas
/. InertJ 70 B~;eri The the EilZcus' uclet
| WITHOUT reCsnl TO ihcsF pFaslAr&a hakh 400 aAu'
a.%rtsor lie otSiac tteht ut D;c:afor 1c*iof II
[ ecTect cord:darfs toE 1he people- At. SteFensot
hs3 not tic uete 70 fNrcl+h Is: fn. sof ~xe;tet
txtlt dEa aud he subsidized, AMI taE mcet'ni
r.Yocrxsskd Eithaut further sEfeTrEptlou- II b
tar fxat, p,e.urnc caFrIal rudy Of tue hecno
! RUINS o. The Vi of November. ~N tHttssy %
| !stnsc ss:tnd N barstcE;on saas sae saoseaea
, 1869-10-27

HIL1S-fHEER-Att tbs rr4iaenec q thr hride's
fstker uet - 1867. bv Rey. Charlci l. ThnEnp+Nn-
Ktv. tAca1 a. Huls II Cincinnati and Aiu Leulsc =.
t9ttr. -
~OYEE-M1ILeR-1r DstFsts, 0cs. s, 1t the base
Ct tho bFtdcs mnsheE By the Kev. u. Eree1.na. ur
IA. tyo{f-
, 1869-10-27

Whot II IL Mot. Aud tvhnt II Is.-
These truths are sclt-erhtnt rhaloneA tIt9H5,
or salvation Tor The Hair. n neither sticky lxs
mola.se.. nor muddy Ike eattcr.putile- 1t -
on the cout,afy. genial dad, c'cas, limps1, n1o'
Eantic, harmless, and viii re-tore 10 GRAY hals.
colo, % certainly n sunsaiue> >nelss the snow.
, 1869-10-27
AHUH{M {MENTa,
0IcgICKER'S THEATRE.

LAST wREK or THE BHtLL1ANT AnT1srE,
MRS. %. r. BOWERS,
burpossed hy thA Popular YoUhs Attna.
MR. ID Apc0LLOM
Wednesday, GEp. Bawerr iu bet a"eat Specially q!
LADY AUpLEY'S SECRET.
RnfsT Ind(ey j. G. MeJa
TETrsdsy IL ce4se3uenee oT tbe krcst rsreeee NARY
HfUAHT Friday, arcEt4i EeAe41 vt MI H1Weft.
n Nc1t wetE MK- jOSHPH JkfFkRs0N ~
NIP VAN NINKLk
, 1869-10-27
THIRTEENTH WARD.

Alamo and rnthlsis>tic meetLng Was held tn the
se.a.tp lsrt uI The Thttccuh Ward. LIST evening".
ytch,t in he co atnr ~itctlou. The chair was oe-
c1lhti ~ co'unr, !. u. rcct, who tn:to 1need 10
The ueesiog Nj. Ma1treou. nno; having stated hs'
,:tws In hhost terms. gave waJ to
D. pkIsc1lt-
nhs In srscch Of rcntl,vya.& Ahftffy, Fcv1cEct
tie ..sues q .e Hsa1 IT. snoSe o. rs ossS'1
Iacts AN figures. thai sha patti ia poeeE ~
Mt I'd. I'll the ttst .hauie VI haaarF tnf eoHI ~;
del &C srrcsed In item IN past years eE The c11.
zcne It Ch,csgo: roiLt+d ont the eaysnEs tnat
unui: cc1tslils BctE.e 10 tax pa5rra oS INC sna-
rsar,e to }, ccososn.. Iae pss.antl, exr's,oeh nc
progress AMI rtsua. OF tac eelc'ttated eomoa1 ~
! bc+s carr. log fetween Mn ELI a1a N:,carf iies-
| tsp nj tte Cont Ncns<r sra III bis eanpA1Atlse
s+tiusse Of tue rival caudliates for oEce cfeated
| contlle-ab1e amusement ht bis coustAs1 ne-
tween the 1ecofa Of Sea*sa 1haee aaa .os1aa ~,
t s,:utf hrs kLlcEtsb0ckc:. III. UnecoH apQe 24eI
10 his htsTe.s TO jndg" ss 7" "h!cA 2! thc .*a
tet.ss rscnet.y represented ttc iscpatheAu "a NJ
tne Oil, seltaaic TKirvSs sae Er'"'a" J5urnal the
je4t, vhicn, IN one o'cS.a. c'alaatd 70 he me
orean !" ne RcrutEcsr rAr,y SO 'n sno,nsI,
e. FL 52.esl III W.. - to,:osea
ahc. in an mile srteca ot len MINUTES, eoadsose,
The fact tn tt rrrsens speech IL ~ sns aaa seFee
''' xR- Nt1Lrss
wa: sne rex, sneaker. .hc, IN shH1t. hut rsHsen
.yes. b. ,'ut.caItA tnc c!a'n OF ~ lrshnaato Ut
rr.,LaYs au aussIucaitnu o. he nfltor.
MEN llol:eo n*!ns !oaI! eal'ed 'of' re-
Nj. rnld>. he notle'f ea1ntdsts u; Al Aiass
hr, ves ca led Tor. bal excused h'snseA GU &c
count Of the 'a,snes, 9. ~ tte -,,' nest:
Among trosc ryr<tu, Ne rsl the p'eas1Ee 9
g .rt, r Mr. tn-ofbr / F.a.1aclt caL"!date tnt a
dtrE: an, sc7'F n eIo-r clnfah with 1ne ffe!FieE
| q tne 1eelirg. Wsst be had 10 gr7nd I
ttus ring 7, t,de tvc to-, e. a once ss lnNe
!he ectls1aesa1fou Of the voters Of the fnif'rraf
, 1869-10-27
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE FOB SALE

rH0R EAIR-lN EVANSTON. AT A BARGAIN.
ptff 1eil rood ncys hnuees, % WeseT-av., oprn-
sItc The ir.ldrner Il H. ". Hiasesc, ;or essM eash
II ernt Aajl hossrs Lots sa1 feet: c.,ta
rete IN I'll thctr xfrAn1eMcnts; haS staa9in2
EIoo to $tsn: 3lu, ea4h dat. balance IN Fss month
T pzxent ~ better opportunity odeEsd ios those
nov hayias Tor rent and thus see.Ee tensslEts h9e
etot ~ liz snT Iau What don't se3 hy tho 1T Of
Ncvsneef. VII rent sill n13t My 4 n9esesfa Il
FTas,tton shSap, e. r. BRO WNE, EFsnttou. or j. u.
ErkR a My TT {sfxrk kk
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.-..x stke7ss
feonJrrfatEf ftn!late........,,4 !! d ) SIS
! v ! j ! a-s9

Might coming % the game vta 4topoet In the
mldcIe Of the ninth Inning Win tired bodies
but fe!re4het sp!rls the students OF both schools
then adiournsdio The diltng-rnom Of the PfeshJ-
tes1au seminary, there they did better tnau Wien.
upou the bsou1y 8tsaud4 they engaged 10
tI0ttal stl1fe- The return game II to b. played
near the Congregational Seminary, on SstusaaJ
sttetnoon, October 81. ally O'Clock NAY The
ssudenta be II brave whcu they enter upon the
1nthhtrJ - tbey we're rhle PLAYING TITS friendly
game Of bEse bail
AKHAKwK1IA At eRdxE POINT.
The "FsrNeli Nine" Walled Crown Point, Ind,
on last Saturday. to plaJ game With the club
postpoued until Monday, aod after "a exciting
contest waa won by The FAz xeal boys, wno piA1ea
through the game with eight Meu. The follow
,ng "a
TEE SCORE.
, 1869-10-27
THE TURF.

THE TURF.
JEEQxK pAkk RACES.
NEW YoRk, Oct s6--JeEone Psrk races, steenle
chase, about ~ miles. All rhn well together
r.oet CT the rte, aud there Tsa onl5 ha1l length
keparatDE the nest three at the 1DiAh.
h2AAHo3ns
TIE handicap sweepstasea. Il. mile. WAS uou b,
S,aaAsa, beating Iaoai, eecpuIs Alouera, third
sarah u, fourth; Metanc, 9th. and Tusuaola,
last- The latter b1tted. aud tan orer Colonci
McDatiet on the h0me-etTetch, seriously iniustns
him. Time, a.asE-
The telling sw wespstakes, IL mile, was Won BY
Rhptn1e, be4ung 4 l. Con, tly eecoud, T{coon
th.sd. sleesy. Bouuy Daon, Spotted Fann, Jat4ai.
Stn: pie StmoD, And ousda were beaten off s|eet,
nuA Spotted FnEn trallloR. Time, 21ek.
10 The list racr. purse q tsos, ail ages nl:e
heAts, the nr.t hea, Was ~ou hJ CottIili. heassuf
lAucakter, Lizzie koKers- Sanford, and r, l. Con
ely. Time, :4sa. Simple s'n,n !: e'ssnes,l
LINE Hoeera, Sanford, aud lancaster. Time
1:4iH. r u. Connolly ,llshucetl
, 1869-10-27

The jumper Tar Ss1p ~ the hcst
,ojIet sotp ever ruate aa II HAv b. used With iu-
pup3tf b adirs with the most tcnser sklns at the
sane ue II Il tnrsluanle ~ remedy for nimpaes,
rough or chnppet1 h+uM auJ I'll cutaaeous diseasea
where other snars cannot be Used without Asxra-
va11nx the uaalady snI giving rhtn TO the pa:ent
MAnnfactazed ~ cazEel. HAtasd 3 Co, Ses
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piouns On Time.

Tea -{oa eAsI: 6R 1hct g1o pet Wuutu W Vu
sfr oet c1rtnslre, $lVo casn, balance ~ pa
upCth-
Their 1ew catalogue, with tho oad ano ne"
p-tces AID piesc.es OF txe1ty-one p!a.oA VIZ ee
ke1.l Irs IL al pe1<ons kcbIl< & theIf nAtne1-
Tr,s catalogue viii sAve 1noney for all intending
To bQy,
, 1869-10-27

When you tAro dePresSed by the
cannt, sickly feeling Of J.orterel .Jsteu. which
needs to ne cleAnset and stimulated INTO healthy
ss.iou, take 4 dove or Two os Ayets Pulls amt see
how quick you eau I've restored for thunnE
, 1869-10-27

The ssSaaudnrd,N Perkins, Stern Il
ca 4 CAli.ofrta Port Wines. endorsed ny the nich+
est medical sutnoHtr - the pnteAt N use. For
anle n 81 SD 3E 1aSltls-At
, 1869-10-27
REAL ESTATE WANTED,

wArTEn- 10 PURCHASE, A NICE ttoS!Ss
~ nad ipt, worth Al~t SlQ0> one thlr9 cash ets
Side, rar Fnuth S~uEa:non-ss-+ pExfe1.f. WM. Il
LitvihfrSJjS, Kr.1 katate AEtnt. ~ Nest AAslINn-
It, Thomr4on'e Hleck.
W. AnTKp--2 CR3CO0p HUu5ES OR SToKES
" spa Fo.d bsfu II fnoSa North Side: aI+h, double
hnuse, Wcst Side. SIDNkY W. SRA. ~ Washing.
tn1,& At
, 1869-10-27

Tor sALK-1W ACRE FRUIT FARM NEAR
i, ktehrtrw. ILL.,; srty rhrnr. hltn Loo on arrs
% cou,mistiva. JsO q. NICHOLSON. Ids Mad-
tnn9t-
TOR SALE-A FARM or 70 ACftHS-AT iifSS-
II dpl pcat stAtIrn. g.r SIS A bur fnvts:.
nent 1rrns very t7sy so14F J"ars' time Ftcn. HsS-
UHKSON + co, lash ueArlaFh st., Roon
, 1869-10-27

r.. rn,,,,f y ei~a,tcn VIA refeErei to the Can,-
n,t,,t = OH Ladtttg.y, ri vhlca A:a htlcEerArkrr
~a4 Ses:en az t';' 'HGe ~. tn:" soashi*:r. osa
tsr,rt, Z, them, r,tvrtc.l s.c.- y g tar rFn;,.
+,tou cctfRipfd in VT. Cco'HangnA it&tcft AID
s.s1iasx Il :.,e . n,0ority IfP011 70 1ae"I ~ tsc
proposition The following u pot Ioh VI MS se-
pr17: :,., .r.,,. H., ..tea
l., .ir tr..rrt l.: Ihr Fdt: S3u'as. n.St daff
,.... u ~, . .rss' ~ ra:s. r. ri i ~ *t
.srF4ki. f}4 hank III s+ tive a. tne s ,st ~
TT sgu ts:s - sasH'n su. % Is Ssat h.sins n
sr.wsD.-.4~a tlr city M u.~tlt tfk ta.nf,. st<nr,
,< . F & s1t ef saa h. s y
ih.4c ~e e~:,:ts=r s-r erns Ter aonfH' ,Te'a ~
s..ss sss 4 IL 10 ~, ~. NJ ~ .ua@@- H. 10.
- | 5 .sss ~ IT. @ ~ ~ Nj az .,,a ts9p't ~
,r ssa eaen.ssea II .reftas. {: t:Iaa h.vius
~, "a AZ s o.. u :; e,as r. j !; u 81 ~
su,eart has t<n l'anta ons ey s1e btat II! -
~ f. rlI,t essi saax Il th+ kt.r
i,st r. e.. ~ ,e sx ohsa!p< 'he',sh ~ .r-
H. i.uu n " sAs +ntAx~ over ~ tat otaes hAak'
III IT, ~ ~ ~ LIZ tsoneyrd ir.,.ta.ioc.
ap,ru .. seur e4,nittee oatfsseoa., eit1 g. 'n-t Fs
1rn",,11s ,s sae n.ni IN she p;e.a!..s ,.s
Th,,e ~, or:4 ~efe act~s1 urnp "a The Gonas,
on jaDe vi a>. AMI o. eeGsss, w. 9n sx y :, :,
~. r., M iln, rrfort we're Al1enasn knisSc1hoexe
sha sT.ur, 1lousc canh,tl.te tot lTas1tt !1n1e
thfx cnn,f3. ard As1tracn Cox. Dl3Hu. MAts
WoEis1c, and C.Eisn.tr, AA o. Wto ~, nc s,nr ~
trEexsd u pressing the Csa, ~ 80 " rro5ase Jag
:efLeE, kE:ckefsocAe'' io' >"e
ea,in li1rocr the yotea against the Ecs1or1sy tep5
were Airerneu coul..Irft nsnf5s, FL l. nm a
nov essIsstls engaged n urging Tie election
nc ia noicen rad, IN ju: ueatson Of the MINOR
, 1869-10-27
MARRIED..

Paper F5nuKtnHn and Window
shades. laiest st1iea- rz1nsz, eAs, Tss.., and
, 1869-10-27

tstslete-a FsAvcranE E14Fnct& and
haklug pow ders are sold by all the gTpcera IN the
NORTHWEST. 7-he country sr;nde Invited 70 cali At
Sos, ba and ~ South Water $trrek
, 1869-10-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GRFAT PRACTICAL ACiY'kvFAESr AND
ierthc ui1ilop. E e to'a y ca:,ty ~ s..;S tt;
sltnn tw wentyiouE hoIrs rAsttcs via lttis n1nes
r. nvest IN surc th!o9 should fail of rse:trak ter
Icr Ut once A. II IL fan bst1S bxht 1t tsote Id
, 1869-10-27
RUBHER MOULDING.

fsHlcAGo RrATS rHR WORLD. KEEP OEr
iht t,ta. ssaw. eo:d: aud tm6 With ate.n'. Ueshss
so.htck bit nnnsza+ 0tsce. - Wasktng.auES A. G:
BROWN & Co,
, 1869-10-27

h.<rtet I-Bs1ud.d re<th hy p1lnos stseet soaih 2.
chic.eo rtrsr. east tJ NMth ss1.e tstfss- ~e@ u
bl.1.itf 4-E9np4ed naktn BY Exte ttreee. e1dta ny
lieota xttc<t. ~ North SsAtr street ~ess II
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30

The long looked for Iron Bridge
arrived last night. If the weather
continues fair, it will be erected and
ready for travel in a week. =
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30
OBITUARY.

Mrs. JANE G. PAUL, the subject of this
Obituary Notice, was born in New Melford,
New England, April II, 1881.
She was married to James NJ Paul, in
Lockland, Ohio, November l6, le45.
In December, ls49, she made public
profession of faith in, and love for the
Lord Jesus Christ, as her Savior; upon
which profession she was baptized in the
name and Discipleship of Jesus, and was
received into the membership of the Bap.
tist Church.
She continued in the full fellowship
with the Church of Christ, from the day
of her baptism until the day of her depar-
ture to the presence of her Lord Her life
was one Of suffering and of self denial be-
cause of bodily infrmities.
At the age of nine years, prevalent dis
ease planted in her body the seeds of per-
manent decay. From tire year 1850, she
has been a confirmed invalid; suffering
more or less severely from the hand of dis
ease, every Fall and every Spring.
Several times during that period, her
Physicians pronounced ler beyond the
possibility ofrecovery; butthe Great Ply
sician raised her up each time, and kept
her alive till her work on earth was fully
accomplished. She was the mother ofI
eight children, six of them are living
She fell asleep in Jesus, Sabbath, P. |
NJ December 10, 1869, In the 99th year
of her age, and the goth year of her Disci-
pleship with Jesus Christ.
About four hours before her departure,
she repeated those beautiful lines;
"There's not cloud that doth arise,
To hide my Savior from my eyes;
l soon shall mount above the skies,
All is well, all is well,
This, with every like utterance at the
hour of death, when standing alone. is a
witness of but little value; but when heard
at the close ola life, full of faith, love and
obedience, it leaves comfort and instruc-
tiOn with the living, and gives glory to
the God of Salvation.
May the mantle of her departing spirit
be found on her family, and on all the peo-
pie of God in this community. And may
the One whom she loved, for whom she
lived and in whom she triumphed over she
gloom of the grave, be ours in life and in
death, j. R. POWELL, Pastor.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30
To owners of Real Estate in Fay
cite County, Ohio.

All persons having deeds of con
yeyance of Real Estate, in said
county, which have not get been en-
tered for transfer, are respectfully
requested to present the same for
transfer without delay, and all per-
sons having legal title to and pay
ing taxes on real estate, which is in
the name Of other parties upon
the Tax Duplicates, are likewise re-
quested to call and have the Books
in the Auditors office corrected.
Parties wishing to have such cor
rections made, should bring with
them their Deeds or other legal
evidence of ownership, as no trans
fers or corrections will be made ex-
cept upon such evidence. A prompt
compliance with this request will
in many instances prevent annoy
ance to tax payers and much per-
plexitY to District Assessors.
A. McCANDLEss,
Auditor Of Fayette Co., o.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30

CHRISTMAS EYE.-On Christmas
Eve, we stepped into Music Hall,
where the light fantastic toe was
being gaily tripped to the enchant-
ing music furnished by DeCamp's
splendid Cotillion Band. Ouryounq
friends seemed to be enjoying them.
selves in the dance and good be
havior, just as we used to in days
lang stque. After witnessing the
performance of a few sets, we went
into the Spacious Dining Hall,
where we found two tables set the
entire length of the Hall, liter
ally groaning under the weight Of
the choicest ediblcs the market
could afford, prepared with that
ill,neatness and beauty for which
our friend, P, S. Collins is known
to execute everything he under
takes in that line. The cooking
and ornamenting of the table was
creditable to Billy Duerbeck, of
Mr. Collins popular eating rooms,
and we doubt whether Billy has
reval as a caterer in Southern Ohio.
The whole entertainment as far as
we could see, was creditable to Mr..
Collins and his attentive assistants.
We regret that other engdgesl
nents for the evening did not adj
nit of our remaining and partici-
oating in the good things of the
able at least
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30
Letter List.

Thos. Adanson, VIM. Asbridge,
Lizzie Atchison, w, w. Allen, M.
J. August, N, j. Bobo, Jno Brown,
L. c. Brogor, Letta Creamer, An
ME Cooper, Thos, N. Craig, Mary
A.. Charlston, Smith Corson, j. S.
Cox, A Y Delhi, Benz. Hames, c +
Hoorer, d Y HIATT, M Henry, r D
Hogan, Geo Harris, Ann Hanna,
M Hinson, w Morter, Jno. Mack,
VIM. Mills, Scott Moots, John Mas
ton, r A Mills, N Mccoy, NJ A
Martain, NJ Mackentire, B CMiller,
) G Miner, Geo, Manner, B NJ Mil
ler,L McLaughland, Waldo A Pack.
ard, Joseph Parker, Geo. Prugh,
II Ross, Jas. Richmond, Jas. M
Sith, Fred Schemberger, R Swan,
d Strander, j j Smith, G Smith,
Sharp d Dewitt, D S Smith, d II
Stein, L II Shoemaker, J W Stan
ford, Phillip Wells, w Whitner, B
F West Peter Wordson, NJ Ware,
c Watts, Geo, Wight, J NJ Walker.
II. l.. ROBINSON, p, NJ.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30
MARRIED:

December 29th, in Lancaster, O., at the resi-
dence of DR.. NJ, Eninger, by Rev, H. S, Snod-
grass MR., WM, REED SPooNER, Editor OF
Commonwealth, :" Topeka Kansas, to MISS
MARTHA CATLIN, of Lancaster.
" At the residence of the brides father, in
Waterloo, December 23d, 1869, by A. M.
Alexandes, v D. NJ, Mr.. JOHN D. MAD,
pUx of London, Ohio, and Miss CYNTHIA
YOUNG, of this county.
At the residence of Mrs. Allen, in Wash
ington, December 2Sth, 1869. by Mills
Gardner, Mr.. LEWIS G. MALLow and Miss
ELLEN HAYS, all of Fayette county.
At the residence of the brides father,
Dec. 23d, 1869, by Rev, l. F. King, Mr..
ROBERT WOODRUFF and Miss EMILY COMA
WAY.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30

BLooMINGBuRG AcADEMY.-R of honor
for session ending December 22d, 1869.
T, Caldwell, 98; Ida G. Fullerton, SO;
Jno. B. Majors, gs; Lizzie Still, SO; Sallie
Caldwell, ST. Maggie Donaldson, 81; En-
ma T. Fullerton, 81; Geo. jackson, 81; NJ.
Lizzie Kelley, 81; Clara Noble, 81; Jas.
NJ, Stitt, g.; Ida Gordon, So; Essie Ed
wards, 95; Nina Gordon, 95; Robt. Laird,
95; Anna Mccoy, 95; Hugh Pinkerton ,95;
Horace Smith, 95; Mary J. Stewart, 95;
Maggie E. stewart, 95.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30

THOSE Pres, Mr.. w. r. Willis,
of Paint township, in this county,
sold fifty pigs, the other day, seven
months and % days old, whose av-
erage weight was 272 pounds
Who can beat those pigs in weight
considering their age?
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30
1870.

1870.
Marsh Ogle wants to sell 100000 worth
of Clothing during the year 1870, and in
order to do it, he proposes to put prices
down a good deal lower than they ever
were in this market before.
-- - Ss~---------
- Dress Flannels. Shifting Flannels,
&c, at Yeomun' 5 store from 80 cts up.
- Clothing at cost at j. Lights.
- Rare chances for bargains at Robin
son d SiIcott's.
------Ses-----
- Marsh Ogle is still selleng Clothing
cheaper than any body else. Try him.
- Greatest sales of fine Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods at j. Lights,
Ely's Block
- Winter Clothing at great reduction
at Senftenberg's,
-&-H-
- Turn over a new leaf with the close
of 1869; and henceforth buy your Dry
Goods of Robinson d Sileott, you will
find it pays.
= Fur Gloves and Collars at cost, at
Senitenberg's.
- Robinson & Silcott are receiving n
fine stock of Dress Goods &c.--beautiiul
styles.
- If you want to examine the cheapest
stock of Diy Goods and Clothing in town,
Just drop in at Yeoman's store.
Patient Lock Umbrella.
They won't be stolen or borrowed. They
have them onlyatJ. L. VanDeman & Co. 5,
Go and see them at once.
- Call and see the Singer Sewing Ma
chine at Robinson g. Silcott's.
New Years.
The incest thing out for q New Years
gift is set of furs. Just go and take
look in Yeoman's store.
--4-@-N--
- Lots of Winter Clothing selling at
cost at Robinson d Silcott's.
- Dress Goods in all colors and STYLES,
have been reduced Is per cent. &c and
see what low prices at Yeoman's store.
- Largest stock of Clothing in wash
ington at Senftenberg's.
New Years Presents!
Look in at Robinson d Silcott's when
you want anything nice fora New Years
Present for your wife or anybody else.
- Under Clothing selling at very low
rates at Senftenberg's.
---4S~-----
- Best quality Molasses and Cyrups at
] D. stuckey d Co.'s.
----@os-
j. D. StuckeY d Co, buy their Gro.
1eries cheaper rand can afford to sell cheap
er than any other firm in Washington. Go
and see.
- New invoice of Fresh Groceries at j.
D. Stuckey IL Co.'S
-%-%
FARMERS
Who have produce to sell can get the best
price at j. D. Stuckey d Co.'s.
o.
- Wooden and Willow-ware at j. D.
Stuckey d Co.'S.
- Best Side-meat at J. D. Stuckey d
60. Is.
= For Fancy Cashmere suits, go to j.
Lights, Ely's Block
j. Light, Merchant Tailor, Ely's
Block, will give you. n faultless fit.
FOR SALE.
-25 desirable building lots by Mrs,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30

Tue NEW YoRK OBSERVER is large
cight.paged weekly, with seven columns
TO the page. 1t ls religious, but not a
dcnominational paper, giving with fair.
ness the views and news Of all cvangeh,
cal denominations. II is a double paper,
having two heads, the matter under one
being religious, and under the other secu-
lar. 1t contains n large amount Of yalua-
BILE and interesting reading, such as tray
els, literature, agriculture Smiscellany ETC.
One Of its most notable features, is its
Notes and Queries" which are highly
interesting to the student. II is almost
48 years old. Sidney Z. Morse, Jr., d Co.,
publishers. 81 Park Rowe. Terms, $3.50
per annum, IN advance.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30

Any one wishing to purchase so head
of hogs weighing about $50 lbs. gross
just suited to follow cattle-can get them
of J. L. Garlic, on Anderson's Fork, two
miles above Port William at fair bar.
gain, Also at the same place, five head of
yearling steers and two feeding cows.
Dec. 30, 1863. At.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30

Y - The Presbyterian brethren
have just put a new steel bell in
their church, 1t weighs 1000
pounds, and is very fine toned
one.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30
NEW YORK MARKET.

4F47W VH7Nt IyVU' VI IOUJ'
BEEF CATTLE.-The best grades were sell
ling at 1T1ac; prime steers at 16c medium at
14915, and the lowest grade ut 11@lskc The
average was 1870, but stock was not all sold.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Most of the medi-
um sold at t54@6c; thin at 44@5kc; prime at
64@7c.
HOGS-Trade very dull and prices much de-
pressed. Live are quoted at 9b@tke.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30

On Saturday, December 25th, either in
Washington, or an the road between the
residence of Mrs. NJ. Grove and Washing
ton, Silver Hunting Case watch--pat-
cntleYer, with an engraving of a train of
cars on the back of the case. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
watch at this Office or returning it to the
owner. The watch is highly prised from
the fact that it was presented to her by
her husband no was then in the army
but has since died.
civ. ISABELLA CRIPPS.