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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-11
oRITuARY.


Died in Clinton County. Indiana January
2ist, 1889, JACOB Grove, in the 5Oth year Of hi
age.
lie was born in Morgan County, Va, Ccto
Der Sist, 1873, and removed with his parents
IN 1873, to Fayette Couaty, Ohio; was married
to Nancy j. Armstrong, February 18th 1872
and in February 1859 joined the N. p. Church
under the labOrs OF Rev. 7. H. Stanley, in
which be was consistant member, until Sep
tember, 1866 when he, with his wife and six
children, removed to Clinton County, Ind,
whore the writer had the happy privilege Of
forming their acquaintancc-hnding their
hearts and house always open 10 the itinerant.
Brother Grove was a man Of great Grmness,
was q kind neighbor, an a1ectionate husband
and father, and true friend, was loved by all
that knew him, and was devoted christian.
During a protracted meeting in which we
were engaged, September. 1861, Brother
Grove and wife handed in their church letters
again to the NJ E. Chureh, in which they took
an active part God helping their efforts, and
in answer to their prayers, four Of their chill
dren were brought into the church and con-
verted to God Thus he was permitted to see
the fruit Of his labors, and he continued 70
live a devoted christian until January 21st,
1869, when be was called from labor to re-
ward. His last sickness was short but severe,
during which time all the assistance was rem
dered that a kind family and friends were
able to administer, but Gods summons must
be Sbeyed lie told his wife not to grieye, for
all was right. Thus he died in sight of Heay-
en-, and has gone to that rest that remains to
tine people Of God to meet a dear babe and
happy millions, in the land Of light
He leaves the companion Of his youth and
six children to mourn their loss The writer
was permitted to receive him and family into
the church, and to preach the funeral Of his
child and Of himself, and the earnest prayers
of their Pastor is, that the Lord may bless Sis
ter Grove and her hicldren, and unite them
again in one family above, where parting is
unknown. }. u MILLER.
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County Commissioners Doings

The Board of County Commits
sioners met on the 1st inst, and re-
manned in session all the week, -
The following are the most import
ant items of business transacted:
An alteration of a County Road
petitioned for by A. N. Sanderson
ct al, was granted
A. P. Mock ct al, petitioners for
an alteration of a County Road,
were required to pay damages.
In the matter of the petition Of
C. Smith and others, for alteration
of a County Road, owing to the
failure of petitioner to notify James
Alexander, through whose lands
said road, as petitioned for, would
run, of his intention to present said
petition to the Commissioners, the
same was dismissed. ..-
A petition for the vacation Of a
County Road was presented by
Jonathan BANTER, and view or
dered.
The contract for the wooden SUI
perstructure of a bridge across
Buck Run, on the Greenfield road,
was awarded to j. &. Nye, of this
place. Also, the building Of the
abutments of the same bridge was
awarded to Pine & Bro.
In the matter ola petition of L.
G. Coffman for the improvement of
County Road, known as the Snow
Hill Road, view was granted,
The resignation of Richard
Fawkes, as Engineer of the Har-
lold Road, was accepted, and the
vacancy supplied BY the appoint
ment of VIM. H, Jones. VIM.
Vance was appointed Engineer of
the Greenfield Road, in place of
James A. Mclean, resigned.
The Board settled with and ex-
amined the Vouchers and Books of
the County Auditor and Treasurer.
An abstract of the settlement we
will publish hereafter.
The following bills were eXamin-
ed and orders on the Treasury for
the amounts directed to be issued
by the Auditor:
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-11

LICKING, TEXAS COUNTY MissoCgIl
February 18th, 1869.

] teDfuAfy lOthi leDJ
Editors Favette County Herald;
/ would like to have room in the
columns Of your paper to say few
words, for the benefit Of myself and
my friends (if | have any in Fay
ette ard adjoining counties.
l have bought, for SO an acre, an
improved farm Of 800 acres, in this
county. 100 acres Of the land is in
cultivation order, and all Is tillable.
A pretty good farm house is on the
farm, and good barn, with stabling
for fifteen head of horses, good eel
lar and out-houses, plenty good wa
ter for family use and stock; good
orchard, Of l50 bearing apple trees,
and 165 bearing peach, pear, plum
and cherry trees.
The Southern part Of Missouri, l
think, from what / have seen Of it,
is pretty good country. Of course
there is better farming land in other
parts of Missouri, and other States,
but there is valley land in Southern
Missouri that can't be beaten. The
valleys are mostly small, but nearly
all farms are part valley, and some
all valley land.
This part Of the State is healthy,
which is one of the first and great
est considerations; the air is the
purest l ever breathed. We have
few calls for the Doctor, but al
healthful demand for bread and
meat. The climate is mild; we
have had but three days OF cold
weather this Winter. We have the
best grazing here in the United
States, almost Not SO much inI
the quantity as the quality Of the
grass. 1t is the sweetest and best
for cattle that grows. 1 know some
young cattle that have been fed no
thing this Winter. Hogs were fat
tened mostly on mast last Fall.
The mineral resources Of the
country are great. There is good
timber of all kinds. The water
courses afford excellentmanufactur-
ing facilities. / believe when its
resources are developed, the South
ern part of Missouri will be the
best part of the State.
We have a pretty fair prospect
for a railroad through this county.
The road is now located within
twenty miles of this place. The.
road runs from st. James to Bates
vile, Arkansas.
Joseph WELLER,
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Ministerial Association.

s-A MlnlSGer1al ASSOclaGlOn"
--The Ministerial Association 0
Chillicothe District, Ohio Confer
ence, M. E. Church, will meet a
Kingston, Ross county, on Tues
day, April 13, 1869. The pro
gramme is as follows:
Design of Romanism in the Uni.
ted States-R. W. Manly.
Is Faith the Gift of God?-I. F.
King
Spiritual Impressions W. F.
Hughey.
Suicide Morally Considered-J
Y. Rusk.
Dangers of Popular Amusements
to the Morals of the YOUTH. Fa-
gan.
Reform in the Missionary Appro-
priations of the NJ. E. Church-U.
L, Jones.
Who has the Authority to Sol
emnize Matrimony, and whence its
Origin Pc. H. Dixon.
Moral and Political Aspects OF
Mormonism L. Hanawalt.
Why are the Apocryphal Books
so Regarded PA. NJ Alexander.
Sermon, Tim, vi-10: "For the
love Of money is the root of all
evil. IS. a, Keen.
Christ's Vicarious sacrifce-H.
Boyd.
NJ. E. Discipline Of 1868 Revised
II. H. Phillips.
Would formal Installation of Pas
tors in our Church be profitable P
f. s. Thurston.
Ministerial Orders-J. D. Hatha.
way,
Revivals of Religion----
Patch.
Signs of the Times-S. Bateman.
Utility of Camp Meetings-D.
Smith.
Divine Providence-A. G. Kelly.
Local brethren will come prepar-
ed upon subjects Of their own selec-
ton.
On Wednesday evening the Dis.
trict Sabbath School Conference
will hold its exercises. Programme :;
Essay-Best method for securing
the cooperation of the Church in
the work Of the Sabbath School
0. Pagan.
Specimen Blackboard Exercises
Il. F. King. e<
The Model Sabbath Schools.
A. Keen.
Each essay will be followed by a
limited discussion.
7. H. PHILIPS, Pres.
S. A. KEEN, Sec'y. -a
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An Eastern medical periodical gives on To-
teTestlng account Of the complete cure OF Mrs
Amos stuner, Of Manm, Lancaster county
Pa, Of hereditary Consumption. Her parent,
and sever brothers and sisters died Of thii
terrible d,srJse. Mrs. ntaufier WAS herself re
ducpd to & mere skeleton; the pulse nj i40.-
her breathing painfully dilheult; eXpeetOTa
tiOns very excessive; diarThga worse thar
chronic and her condition so hopeless that q
conference Of the old and sklllful physiciani
She was pronounced lncuTable. At this stag,
N the disease, DR. \. Is. Hartman, Of MilleB
vile, Lancaster county Pa, physician o
fourteen years standing, prescribed MlSll
LER's HERE BlTTEkS. The patient sOot
experienced pleasing inyigorating sensa
tiOn throughout her system, and encouraged
By her friends 10 continue under Dr. Hart
mans treatment, she did 50, gradually I'm.
proving under increased doses according tC
her strength until she entirely recovered
Mrs stauner Is still living. in the full enjoy.
ment Of perfect health Z. Is. Herr, Esq
President Of the Lancaster County, (Pa.,) Ma.
ti0nal Bank, substAntiates the particulars o.
this most wonderful case
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-11

- The stockholders of Fayettc
Building and Savings Association
met at the Court House on Satur.
day evening last, and elected the
following officers:
President, Daniel Mclean Vice
President, T. NJ. Gray; Secretary,
w. P, Cleaveland; Treasurer, Jas,
N. Wilson.
Directors-Jacob Dahl, J. P.
Robinson, T. D. McElwain, Geo.
Dahl, Paul Hartman, Wm. Milli-
kan, M. Herbert, A. M Stimson,
Mills Gardner.
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Mud Won't Stop EN-.

Although the roads are horribly muddy
and the weather rainy and disagreeabler
the people still pour into Robinson & Sill
eott's Dry Goods store from morning till
night, carrying off loads of goods with
them. You sec it has become generally
known all over the country that goods can
be bought al their house lower than ever
goods were sold in Washington before, or
probably ever will be again, and the peo'
pie are making the best Of the ehanos Of
cred them to save their grsenbaeks.
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Report Of Court Proceedings.

|
Common Pleas Court is still IN
session here, and is likely to con
tinue for two or three weeks longer.
The following cases have been heard
since the commencement Of the
term, Judge Stafford presiding;
State vs John Curran, indicted
for assault and battery on Enos B.
Reader, Jury disagreed and was
discharged. Case set for trial at
next term.
State vS. Grubbs and Murray, in
dicted for assault and battery on
Geo Seward Plea of guilty, and
fine of $40 each, and costs.
In the case of Wright and Walk
er as. Il. N. McElwain-an action
to recover $63, the price of bug
gy plow-a verdict was rendered
by the jury in favor Of defendant.
Motion for a new trial.
In the case of John T, Cox vS.
R. L. Leavorton-action for dam
ages for delivery of sheep
Jury disagreed and was discharged
VIM. Blessing Us. John j. Pope
joy-Case taken under advisement
by Judge Stafford
Willis Hays and Others US. Com
missioners of Fayette County. Pc
tition to enjoin the improvement Of
the State Road. This case has oc-
cupied the Court for about a week
past, t,and is still progressing-Sloan,
Harrison and Gardner for the
plaintiffs, and Hunter, Maynard and
Williams for the defence. On Tues
day morning, Judge Stafford gave
in his decision that the Court had
no authority to inquire into the ac-
ton ofthe County Commissioners,
as to the signing of the petition for
the road, except in the case of
fraud. Plaintiffs then entered their
petition charging the Commission
ers with fraudulent action in regard
to the petition, and the case goes
ahead again. 1t will probably oc-
cupy the remainder Of this week and
all Of next.
In the case of Sam'l Fisthorn and
others Us. County Commissioners
and others-action to enjoin the
improvement of the jamestown
Road-which was taken under ad-
visement by Judge Dickey at the
last term of Court, decision was
rendered in favor of the defendants,
and sustaining the action of the
Commissioners.
The Grand Jury adjourned on
Wednesday. Sixteen indictments
were reported-1 for horse-steaI-
ing, l for arson, for robbery, and
the remainder for minor offences.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-11
satigfaetory-Grant'g Cabinet.

President Grants appointments of Cab.
met officers, SO far as made, seem to give
general satisfaction to the Republican part
of the people, with the exception, per.
haps, of some disappointed leaders; but
the prices of Dry Goods at Robinson d Sill
colts give the most entire satisfaction to
all classes-Republieans and Democrats
alike
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-11

ga good State to emiRrate from-Nev
Hampshire" So said Daniel Webster
DR.. j. W. POland's Humor Doctor is an
emigrant from the Granite State, and has
proved itself no disgrace. 1t cures the
worst cases ofhumor, and is pleasant tC
the taste. Sold by CleavelandS.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-11
CINCINNATI MARKET.

7 CINCINNATI, March g. 1903.
BEEF CATTLE-we quote common at S3 4
/ s4 80; medium at 81 75g5 90; pfimeAt s. I5a
| so, and extra shipping stock at Sc I5g7 u
per GENITAL, live weight
SHEkP The demand has been active, and
the market is firm at 50 50g6 90 per Genital fOf
common to extra live weight
HOG5-The demand has been fair and with
a moderate supply the market is steady, with
all sold at the close at 80 e0Gl1 25 gross for
light to heavy averages.
MuLES-The deniand is rather less active
for common stock. Prices have a wide range
of $50 0O92O0 90 per head, according to size,
al - and quality. There are no horses in these
pens this week
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-11
DOOK OF NATURE!

IL treats oftprivate matters" in which the
married.. and those contemplating marriage,
Are deeply Interested. Full Of beautiful plates
illustrative Of the subjects of which it treats;
a. contains facts in Sexual Physiology OF
great value to both old and young, fllce
observation. For circular giving full IN
formation about this work send stamp
and address to w. A. HOMES, Drawer BPS,
Cleveland, 0. JAM 'oS' Wy
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-11

Put not your trust in. what others
say; but try fer yourself and see if White
Pine Compound is not the articleyou need
when troubled with a Cold. Congh, Weak
Lungs, or Kidney Troubles For sale at
Oleavelands.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-11

Somebody in this vicinity owns
a woolly horse. We havef frequent
ly seen him hitched to horse.racks
on the streets. He is a pretty ami
NAL, rather small, and covered all
over with long white, curly wool,
like a sheep Some speculative in
dividual might make his fortune
easily by purchasing this curiosity
and embarking in the show bust
ness. This is supposed to be the
famous animal captured on the
Rocky Mountainssome years since
by Col. John G. Fremont.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-11

- The meeting in the Baptist
Church is still progressing, with
increasing interest. The ordinance
Of baptism was administered last
Sabbath night, in the presence of a
large congregation. There will be
baptism next Sabbath, at the close
Of the evening sermon. Rev. A.
E. Anderson breaches every night
and morning t,is week. ~
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-11
The @trald,
Local Department.

WHITNEY's MUSICAL GUEST. The
month scarcely dawns upon us be-
fore the March number of this ex-
cellent monthly musical magazine
with its abundance of musical intel
ligenoe, items, and choice new mu-
sic appears promptly upon our ta-
BILE.
The present number contains 10
pages Of reading matter headed
with splendid story entitled, ga
Voice that Charmed" followed by
various interesting items and a
brief sketch of the adventures of
the popular song writer, Frank
Howard, also 10 pages of new mu-
sic: "Annie Of the Dale" by C. T.
Donore; Sunlight of my Life is
Shaded by c. f. Shattuck, and
"Merry School Girl Waltz" by Carl
Mezzo. The catalogue price of
above music is 95c, and the price
of the Magazine is only One Dollar
year. 1t is a marvel of cheap
ness. Send 10c and get specimen
copy. .tr
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-11
Special Noticel

All persons indebted to Ely d
Stimson will please call and settle
their accounts and notes. We are
needing money aud must have what
is due us, ELY d STIMsoN.
November 5th.-50*tf
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-11

That is or Csn be done by any other machine
now in use. .4 r.,,
1t has No Rival in its Celebrated
OVer-Seaming Stitch,
By which edges of different fabrick are sewn
together as if by hand.
II has No. Rival in its ButtOn-HoIe
Making and EmbrOidsFiBg l
On the edge Of which it does with equal:beau-
ty and perfection on all kinds of Fabrics.
tits simple, noiseless, and easy to manage.
com bining in one the merits Of all others.
The ease with which it is managed recon-
mends it especially to AL families as a most
pleasant and agreeable companion. 1t will
stand the test OF the severest criticism, and
elicit the encomiums Of all who admire real
ingenuity, and even extert praise from jeal-
Gus rivalry, ...5 ..t.I i It4rer.a.s
There are many distinct points Of great in
terest in this Machine, to which we call the
special attention Of Ladies, and all who wish
a first-class Machine.
The FEED is adjustable to suit the weight
or thickness of the cloth by raising or lower
ing. thus preventing any injury to delicate
fabrics; hence, it will work with equal fac1 .
ty on heavy oriight matriaL 20 ..t.ffrL
The TENSION admits OF such nice au1w t.
ment. and with such ease and certainty, Y lat
one of the great difficulties met VIII IN ordF na-
ry machines is entirely avoided Taking the
under thread from short, deep bobbin ne,
cures uniformity in the tensions. I
The SHUTTLE riding in its carTt er is
subjected to no wear, and requires no Oilipg
by which the thread would otherwise be soil
ed, and the wear ana friction OF race" is
The splendid mechanism ef thU Machine
and the superior skIll. or wofkmf .nship. and
materials employed in its eonsF uction are a
guarantee Of accuracy, stengp 4, and durabill-.
ev and enable us to warrant every uiaohkle
We coll IN give entire satiafae 49,, ~
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-11
II " " II y
Oct. 9Th, l808.-5OfR

--Tbe following are the names Of per
sons for whom letters remain unealled fol
10 the Washington Post Office:
Miss Sue Bennett, Miss EValine Baker
Mrs Joe Brown, Miss RellA BrAnnon, vii.
liam Broder, Elijah Carr 2. &C Crags
Daniel Coffee, Jno N Darlington, Scott n
Davis, William Davis. Miss Lizzie Drais
j A Kuhl, Lib Lytle Q, Mrs Mary Lance,
Geo Mag, Charles Merritt. William Me-
Coy, Evan A Sanders, W R Smith, Amy
Smith, Eben Sands, Miss Attra Warner,
Alexander Wilson, A T Williams.
HENRY L. ROBINSON, P. N.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-11

- Goods bought at high prices Oann OF
be sold cheap with profit. Buy of j. L.
VanDeman d Co., who have taken more
than ordinary pains in selecting their
present stock.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-11
m SALE.--One Of the finest

LNC SALE.--One OF Ine lncsI
II Farms in Fayette County, containing
4ss acres, all Of which is well improved with
GOOD two story frame house Of Z rooms, and al
Recessary out buildings. A good Grass and
Grain Farm we'll watered situated miles
road 8 miles north of Washington, near what
is called the Prairie Pike. :,
Those wishing information can call on VIM
> A''s'''oA' j. f. ROEBUCK,
Dsc 10. ,6s sttf in Washington, q. H., o.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-11

We have few sets of Furs left which
you can buy, we think, cheaper now than
next Winter. Call before we put them
away forthe Summer.
i L XANDEMAN 4 Co
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-11

SOMETHING EXTRA FOR BoYs AND
G1RLs.-It is well known that The
Little Corporal, the brilliant West
ern Juvenile, has a larger circula-
tion than any other Juvenile Maya
zine IN the world. This has been
gained by real merit and enter
prise. ... o.. #.....
The Publishers are endeavoring
to double their immense circulation
this year, and have determined to
send their Magazine free for three
monthS-January, February and
March numbers of 1869-tree to
every family who will send their
address before the first of May,
with four cents in stamps for return
postage. These are intended as
samples to those who are not now
taking the magazine in its new, en-
larged form. Address ALFRED l..
SEwELL & Co., Publishers, Chicago,
Illinois.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-11

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.. .---The
following transfers of real estate
have been recorded since our last
report:
NV. Rawlings to A, Boss, lotin Wash
). e Glaze to 4, q, Lindsey, 50 acres in
Marion tp--$4504 TO.
j, Glaze to R. B. Dunlap, 100 acres in
Marion tp--$7O37 Is.
S. Myers to ]. Rodgers, l69H acres in
Paint tp--$12,9l9 69. saea Els
James Straley (Sheriff) to 7. McGee,
44A acres in Jefferson tp--$3l34 80.
M. Watson to j, A. James, GA acres in
Union tp--$27O3 rs.
]. Davis to D. Rowe, interest in lands
in Concord tp-$l30O
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-11
A TTENTION, SPORTSMEN
MORGAN 81 co.

Have opened out Gunsmith establishment
Opposite the Court House in the McLeal
1niIding. where they are able to sell the very
dbest article of Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, &C
Also Misunderstanding and repairing done to or
'"0i VIZ" ''0''''''' '''' " MORGAN q co.
Washington, November 12th.-5lTH.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-11
INT THEY SWEET? PER
IA FECTLY SPLENDID!

Such remarks from gushing ladies as they
look over our nice line Of Hair Brushes, Tooth
Brushes, Nail Brushes, Cloth Brushes, Lather
Brushes. We have some Hair and gloth
brushes close fac-simile of "YallerPme'
baeks and wooden Bristles the worst you ever
sAv. Real nice little Brush Of soft bristles just
the thing for the dear little babies at
Dec, 3, 1868. 2tf CLEAN El,AND'S.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-11

All persons indebted to b. n
Wendell are herebynotilied that their
accounts must be settled immcdi,
ately. Prompt attention to this no
tice will save trouble.
All my accounts must positively
be settled up during the coming
week.
b. n. wendell.
Oct 9Th. l868.-50fH
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-11
DIED:

On the 18th nit, at his residence at Madi
son Mills Fayette county, j. II. Graham aftel
a protracted illness.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-11
FIREI

Throw yeur old hat in the fire and go
to Robinson & Silcott's and buy new
one for almost nothing.