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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04
ID OAD NOTTCE.-Notico Is

= = hereby given thAt q F0tltlm VIII be pre-
sonted TO the County Commissioners at their
March session, praying for a County stoad,
beginning in the Washington and James
soWnpike near the Fults school House thence
south on the bed of the old road and on the
limo between Simon tulz and Zachary
Raughn to the cprnerofT. Il Thorntons land
thsAce ON the lino botwOon phontron and
FuN1to another Of Thol ntOn's corners thence
Though the lands Of Thornton In westerly
direction to a point near Thornton's house;
thence IN southeriy direction on or near the
boil OF the old road to the land Of Robert Col
vJn, and 10 the lands Of Isaac Coil; thence in
asOuth- easterly direction SO as 10 strike the
old road 30 or 50 poles from Coils north east
corner; thence with the bod Of the old road to
lhtelxect the Palmer road at the Sugar Greek
Chapel A, PETITIONER.
Feb. & 1859 1ttw3
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04
ID OAD NOTIOE.-Notioo Is

+ DAD NOTICE.-Notico is
IL hereby given that the Viewers and Sur
veyor appointed by the County Commission
ers of Fayetto County, Ohio, to view, survey
and make an estimate for the improvement OF
the County Road lending from the West end
/ of Main Street In the Village of Good Hope, in
said County, thence EAsterly through said
village to the intersection Of the said road
with the Salem II Holland road, so-oalled, at
the North East corner Of John MeCoy's farm
between the Peter Manifold survey No 6,11S,
and James ThOmpson's survey No. 4122;--
thence SQuthelly to the Ross County line, at or
near where the county line intorsects the
West line OF George helands farm, by
straightening, grading and grayeling and
draining the same in any direction required
to reach the most convenient and sufficient
outlet, from said West end Of Main Street in
said village Of Good Hope, to said Fayette and
Ross County line. HiT srr #HI
Also, to hear and determine upon claims for
compensation ard damages, win meet at the
residence Old II Pu1Tett, near Good Hope on
Saturday, the 2Ith day OF February, 1862 at 10
O'Clock A. Nj, for the purposes above stated.
|H A. McCANDLEsS
1lTW4 County Auditor.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
[sEAA DEPARTMENT OF INsURNoE,S
COLUMBUS, o., Jan, ~, 1869. }
Tths hereby certified that the PUTNAM
FIRi1 INSURANCE COMPANY, looatesl ~
tlfrtfOrd, in the State " Connecticut, has
eanplied in all respects, with the laws of this
State relating to such Insurance Companies,
pr the current year, and has filed in this Of
hce sworn Statement, by the proper officers,
Showing its condition and business, ut the
date OF such statement, as follows;
Amount of actual paid up Capital $500 900 0g
Aggregate amt Of available Assets, 655 $50 05
Aggregate amount of Liabilities, in
cluding re insurance ............. 209, ,72T 3S
Amount Of Income for the preceding
year r........................ 623 7S4 a
Amount of Expenditures for the
preceding year r,,...,......,..,... 549, ,O6S 20
In witness whereof have hereunto sub
scrlbed my name and caused the
[sEAL] seal ofmy office to he affixed the day
and year above written.
JAS H. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
J. T, ROBINSON, Agent, Washington, 0.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04
T osT! LosT!l

On Sunday evening last somewhere on the
road between Wabash creek. on the pike, and
the Fair Ground, at Washington, a large oil
cloth carpet sack, with WOmen's clothing in
IT, Any person finding il will be llberally ro-
warded by leaving il At the HERALD Office.
ISAAC NJ. JOHNSON,
Feb. I, 1860. ilwi
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04

One step has been taken towards
remedying the abuse Of the frank
Ing privilege, by restricting the
actual signature Of Tho privileged
person. The attempt to abolish
the franking privilege SO far as it
relates to correspondence received
by the persons now entitled to it,
was defeated. Among those vot-
ing for the abolishment Of the lat.
ter privilege we notice the names OF
Representatives Spalding, Van
Trump, Shellabarger, Plants, Law
renee and Clarke from Ohio. Ash
ley, Beatty, Buckland, Carey, Del
ano, Garfield, Mungen, Sehenck
and Wilson voted against it.
Cieee. Heratd. '' Il
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04

GELucy Stone has been exer
cising her Establishments on tho
Democratic Legislature and saying
iiatterlng things about Democratic
desire to enlarge the suffrage, ,altho
the Democratic Legislature she ad
dressed was all last session devils,
ing means to restrict it. She is
represented as saying, too, that all
pure and honest men vote with the
Democratic party. Lucy has TAX
en- the wooer's privilege Of whis-
pering soft nonsense and sugared
lies in the ears Of those whose af
fections she seeks to vim C1eUe
Herald.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04

a stubborn resistance. The build.
ings we now have are comfortable
il not showy, convenient, if not
snper1uously commodious; but the
pixies we must have to properly de-
velop our county" This may be
regarded as another item for the
consideration ofthose counties who
build S25,OOO and $4,000 Court
Houses, and whose citizens .wallow
in mud nine months in the ye~.
NEW IlFIRMARY
Imight speak ef this building,
now in process Construction
proposals for which, ] observe, are
published in the HERALD but space
forbids. / was shown the plans at
the Office Of your gentlemanly and
courteous Auditor, which satisfies
me upon point of which I was
more than half convinced before
that "Eayettc never does anything
by halves" ts
l have already intruded upon
your space and patience too far, so
for the present odaio, with APRON
Use OF something relating to this
classic "bufg" next week st
ss RAMBLER.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04
. 3trawberry,

Sc, all kinds Sticks, Kisses and queer con
mire, gobble, get sick over, and think it good
fun, Come in and see, SMELL taste and buy
for the yOungOnes, at
Dec. 8, 1868, 2tf CLRAYELAND'S
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04

Having frequently seen notices
of the superiority of Fayctte Coun-
ty stock in the reports of our cat
Tie and stock marts, had expected
to see fine animals. My anticipa-
tons were more than realized. Al
though the brevity Of my stay per
initted me to see but an iniinitesi-
NAL proportion ofyour quadruped-
al wealth, that portion which fell to
my lot to examine was of the super
fine order. Well may Fayette be
proud Of the reputation she enjoys
through the liberality, enterprise
and thrift Of her stock princes
Their names arc as familiar in con
noction with the N. Y, Tribune
stock reports, as are those OF Jay
Cook and Fisk 4 Hatch on Wall
street.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04

= The Xenia Torchlight Of last
week says: ave learn that a very
interesting revival Of religion is in
progress in Waynesville under the
preaching OF the Rev W. McHugh,
bf che Methodist church. Seventy
membors have been added TO the
church, apd the good work Is still
going on
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04
TURNpiKEs.


Another source Of wealth to your
county, and especially to the
growth and business Of Ydnr town,
is the admirable system Of piking
all the principal thoroughfaros to
the county line. Having occasion
to pass over a "dirt" road in Gin
ton county, running from Martins
vile to Wilmington, and few
days subsequently over the "pike'
from your place to Mt. Sterling, /
was forcibly impressed with the vast
difference resulting from passablc
roads-not solely as regards the
comfort Of the traveller, or the ami
mails drawing him-but upon the
general contour of the country
the thrift of the inhabitants, the
dwellings, fences, out houses, stock,
and, in fact, each and every ami
mate and inanimate thing, from the
entrance to the yard, to the "lord"
who presidcs over all. This para
graph may be read with profit by
the denizcns of"ono- hundred years
behind the-oge" counties,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04

sAn honest mans the noblest
work Of God"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04
ON THE WING.
gcial Correspondence lFayeite Co. Herald
DELAWARE, o., Jan. "a,
OLD TAYETTE.

N|lclRl NofftHpuhNehVN hH9 wy W iNiAlu
DELAWARE, o. Jan. "a,
OLD TAfETIE,
Having lately passed a few days
in your thriving town.and vicinity,
/ now propose, with your pcrmiS-
sion, and for the edifcation of the
m1Ititudlnous readers Of Tm IIrR'
AL1, to present in brief the obser-
vations and reflections of a tempo.
rary sojourn in their midst, as re-
gards the prascpt prosperity and
future renown Of "Old Fayctte.'
3ra ro EGoTlsM--PEBsoNALr TT
i5AIy connection with the press for
nearly twenty years, during which
period | have occupied, progress
lively, eaclI step on the ladder com
mencing as an authenticated repre-
sentative of,His Satanic Majesty,
and ascending, round by ronud, to
the culminating apex as Edltor-in-
Chief. / have, through habits Of
reading ahd,dbservation, stsfed the
small'spacc in my Uranium especial
ly set apart to the nse of brain, with
items, as they passed before my
eye, or were placed in type by my.
that would form, could /
overcome my inherent repugnance|
lor anght that savors of egotism,
and publish, in detail, these items,
a valuable and reliable { p ency-
clOpedia Of agricultural matters !;
therefore, | beg you will not con
sideiomy opinions ofan extrayagantI
order. 2 '
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICA
~ TION.
AUpIroR or sTATMs oFFIcE

To be published at least once year in every
County where there is an Agent
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04

VS. fnd the following strangely
disconsolate article ID Tie Ohio
- :. \ 4 40 9ntb nI+inso i9t9fi .
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04

| remarked TO q long resident
Of Washington that was surprised
tliata county evincing SO much CO.
ahead atiyencsa, should be content
with the hall Of justice that
adorns { y one ofthe principal cor
ncrs Of tho town. And, by the
way, this Is a matter that would
thrust itself upon the mind ofoyery
obseryont, thinking stranger, 1
was readily informed as to the
causes thereof, and reasons there
for; and, as they are pertinent,
plausible and tcrse, ] give them, =
My Informant said; "About the
time the subject ofpikeing ourroadsI
was broachod, that OF fhaying a new
Court House was also brought up. I
Our wisest and Misunderstanding men
said, Let us have the pixies first
they will add heavy taxes to our
citizens but in remrn viii add
largely to the value Sf their prop
erty then, after a season of pros
perity, the project Of new county
buildings will meet with a hearty |
approval that now would only meet
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04
NEW BUILDINGS.


70 think you may safely defy any
village Of corresponding size in the
"Buckeye Kingdom" to show a
.neater, better arranged, or more
comfortable looking edifce than
tile new structure which has the
name of 'Ely's Block.p / have
viewed numbers ofmore showy ok
teriors, yet few that could favorahly
compare with IL In all its internal
arrangements The Iusie Hall is,
I venture to say, one of the finest
in the State. / might speak of
Churches, but forbcar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-09
DIED.

ZONES Al a m. on the 7th instant, Mrs.
ELlZN JONES aged 65 years.
he friends Of the family respectfully invited
7" attend her funeral rem her late residence ISL
north street, Tuesday afternoon az O'Clock.
GARRETT: On the evening Of the 9Th instant,
After short Illness, Mrs REBECKAH CAR,
RkTT, In the 18th year Of her age.
Priencs and acq1aintancos are respectful ly In
yited 20 attend her funeral, which will take place
IRON tue residences Of her son, VIM. y. Garrett, at
5o1 Is street south, between 10th and lIth eat nt
O'Clock .. m, Wean ssday 10th.
ssHAW. On the night Of the sth instant st II
O'Clock, FLOBANeE CECILIA, only child az
Robert j and Eliza J. Shaw, aged II months AND
5 days
Weep not for little Flora,
Her ge nsie spirits fed;
She sweetly sleeps With Jesus
Among the silent dead.
She hes gone from our circIs,
And gone from earth;
She f. sd, but In dying
She gains a new birth.
Past her suffering, past her ps1n,
Cease TO weep for tears are vain;
Salm the tumult of your breast,
ehe who suffered 10 at rest.
he friends OF the family are invited to attend
tner unerd on WEDNESDAY, the 10th instant, ct s
o'clock, from the residence Of her parents, 2ary-
" sshinatcn.
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EVENING STAR.
LATETELEGRAMS, &c.

The Virginia Republican Convention meets
~ Petsrsburg to-day. Governor Wells James
II. Clements and L. II. Chandler, late United
states District Attorney, are prominent candi-
dates for Governor. A warm time is expected
in the Convention, "a charges recently made
by SerstOr Nye. against Governor Wells, in
connection with the sale of State internal i'm
prOvemsnt=, Will be brought up by his political
OppOnents-
The official order from the State department.
received by the United States Marshal in
Boston on Saturday evening, recalling the
pardon OF Marin, the defrauding CASHIER of the
Hide and Leather Bank, came TOO late. the
pardon having been placed in Martins hands
1t u SAID that difficulties between the settlers
On the Cherokee neutral lands IN Kansas and
the railroad company are being satisfactorily
arranged, and mat the settlers are rapidly pay.
ing for their lands
There - much political excitement at the
city OF Mexico. The opposition charge the
President and his Cabinet with corruption
" inch they assert IL increasing daily. The de-
feat Cf the rebels under Negrete is announced
In the Spanish Cortes yesterday, Messrs
SeTrano and Prim said that they were in favor
ct granting pardon TO all persons condemned
Tor violating the laws requesting The public
press.
A destructive fire oc yurred in Dew and West
streets, New York, yesterday. The total loss
was S9O,CO.
1t is proposed TO reduce the English nava
estimates one million pounds sterling.
The indians in Arizona are on the war path.
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TO ALL wHon II aAY oOHClRI.
pIIAlYNlsf OF M INYrRrol

PEyIoH OYvIcI. July 18Th. i3f
AyIuoeuon having been made upder thS - a
-uns ls5o, Tor the reissue Of the follovfnS -.
scIioed Land " srraDts, which are slleeed II 6sve
1een lost or destroysd,-Eotics n hereSv ~
thst q the date fbllowfng the desert pton of cch
warrant, new certificate or vaa rant OF iiSe te.oS
VIII be ro1ssued, II valid objection ahonlA thS.
appear. o. q. COX Coumisssnns.ss 1
No. So. for lso acres, issued under the oct a
e per, Der 49,. II the rAEse of Lucinda widov
~ .LoIsIoJ, and vAs granted August u, IssS
NO fo,izS. for 20 acres, issued under the oct Of
1ieL . las5, In the tine Of Lazarus fflley, and
Nss grSD'et Auguste SO March Is 1850.
30 " os7 fer 80 se- IS, issued under tbs act Of
1LSn ls5s IN the nsns Of Ly dfa Carton, widow
rs a., G ,n and vas granted December 81,
~ No rs yss. fer Ise acres, fssued under act of
aen 5, ls55, in the name Of Joseph Green, and
sgSntsd Ocfobef -. ls67. April 10, 1869. -,
" Is Tor 81 acres. issued under the act OF
"a : Ios5: in the name Of Lazarus filley, ana
No ~ ,ed Aseuste, .s65; March Is, lsp. : d :
Msrrh AZ, Tor 20 acres. issued under the act Of
AID Va. y ,l lss: in The name Of Bailey D.. CLANCY,
n sreh ns Tor 80 acres, issued under the oct Of
No - srsntet October D, ISIS April II, Isjs -.
s-nf.,oh4 Tor 20 acres, ssutd under The Get or
I'D W. er, 80: In the name Of Ibsnezer Keno,
No e. srn snteo Dscenbsr 50. i$l Hay I. $50 -
Esrrh AZ. ior 10 acres, fssue1 under tia Al a.
sr, ,ssS; IN the pane 81 Hp 0pbrsY pavis, ana
Ne g. sn ne October 4, fss: Lay - no = :. !.
No. for 10 asfes. issued urdsfs the scs Of
10 % jos IN the meme OF 'fkosn e curnuri 4 81
- sIehted December -, l5Se. Nav =, 49,
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IlYJ.A. sToUrEsBuRG, Auctione.r.

TATE ADJ9Iki y. AMI fseToSs $50 COS
Estate AND REsibsSoE 90 rasLsTs
LAMPS EoA M slrm.rsp wrHLs Two
kkpEis COUNTY. fdR s&IE At PubLfJ
for The county Of AIe.andTia, We at 0 sss
feorsAry Term, 1853, IN the case OF Roschs
Commit. sioners therein named vi prooeed O. sell
a. pnbic auction TO the highest bidder in trout OF
The 6risk mansion s on the premises. on sAroR.
U that valuable property, PEosPE II HILL"
The he. estate AID residence Of the late Jane,
s soEn,I h,n1gt9s a1d sit9s.sd in the
Iurnpise Ind At its junction with the Gecrgeto.n
s sCsG VEN arg sKV b Mansi9S HOUSE
Barns stables, Out houses. &C. The Mansion
house ouli npon the same range of hill. as the
n lie theIefrom and commanding full view Of the
Whole cfty 81 Wa.hipgion and great extent Of the
Potomac river; and upon the estate arc a number
o. huIidins elites equally attractive. The lsad 10
q the e.st quality and hignly improved; and 10
] lie estate will he divided and sold follows an
Let No i"SiXTY kJREs OF L "a S o. s or
ssSi hI ,., rran ;, The nae brick twor'ory NAN
BRICK Out6Gifdins. with I'VE rooms ss SG sss.
and stables. Upon this part Of the tract there is
Lot No'f 1siXTS HCS S s %'re or les: IA.
large tSos1ory fRAMf DwELLING 9oUsE.
win Yen rooms, large barn, with sfahlng for
iorty head OF stock, be.ides Other necessary cut
buidines This tract is all well set IN srass and
rSt So fT1sPtsSe F s eTlEs ,:T
stoIy fBAME DIV ELI NC, Elk rooms aud base
ment. new larn ana ether necessary batdings.
alec, large Blacksmith and wheelw ri gut chop,
doine sood business This trsct Possesses great
town road with the Aqueduct and the Arliugton
Turnpike TO the Long Bridge
No. C, ptsiss TWENTY ACRES, knosn
BWELLlSG sIOkEHOUSs, with three rooms
aud large pavilion, situated at the yuuctioa OF
the tle1ai dIia sI4 Arlington Turnpike, half .
Lot No. 5-FIFTY-Two ACRES ov LAND,
lyins upon the waters IF Four Mile Run. in the
county o. Aie,asdria. 90 the county rosd from
v ashlngtOD, AleNan ria. and Geor setOwn. This
place has a yalusble water power for either a mill
or sIaotory and the land o. Of fair quality. The
n III WAS turned daring the war
ne residue ~ the estate, which is admirably
acspted ter agile utursl purposes. and . DC rtion
IL hch, bordering on the canal contains the best
~ lots Of from five 70 twenty acres. 10 suit pur-
% be paid in cash. and the residue IN three equal
lnstaimeDts at six, twelve aud eighteen months
IRON day OF sale. with interest, the purchaser TO
give his bond for the deferred in.ta ments with
ulfull pay meDt Of the purchase money, and the
property 20 be resold at the risk Of the
purchaser IN any case OF default In payment. Per-
cons wishing 60 purchase are requested 60 exam
Inc the premises, hioh viii be shown them by
parties residing thereon. stamps and copyeyap-
''Is ~ '"S GUST y s FRRGusSn BEACH.
T WM Il prfs sNrTyARr'
mars 2swts COMMISSIONER
az Persons wishing 20 examine the property
MA avenue. between az and 9Th streets oppo.fte
the National Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-09

G. ENTLBMANLY BURGLAR CIaud (d'id
AGUTJce) DErGI.-Maurice Duval, the man ar.
rested in tins city at the depot of the Orange,
Alexandi ia, and Manassas Railroad yesterday
morning, for robbing he residence OF Dir Chas.
BrIll, was examined this morning at the magis.
trates office, and fully committed for his ap-
swer to the charge of house. breaking and rob-
berry. During the whole of the time he was in
The magistrates Office TINS morning he was APP
Harenty totally oblIvIous TO everything that
was uaLspiring around him. His history or at
least that part of II known, Is remarkable
During the war he was a clerk in one of the
departments in Washington. He afterwards
entered Georgetown College, where he remain
ed some time. He then appeared on the farm
OF Mrs Col. Gibson. near Bristoe Station for
the purpose Of instigating the colored peopla
living with that lady, to sue her for the amoan MT
OF their labor since the emancipati procla-
nation. Failing in this, he ingrati ated him.
SeH into Mrs. GibsOL's favor, was invited
by that lady to spend some time at ner house,
and mas been living there ever since. Some
months ago he shot coiored man on Mrs.
iiIoson's farm, for which he was baiIed for
DIS appearance at court. His bail was
;oTfeIted, but he afterwards appeared, stool
his trial, and was discharged with a fine
II $50. Ii was during this trial that he
became acquainted with Mr. Brill, and
BENG well educated, and to all appear.
sEces a polite and intelligent gentlemen.
x as offered the Inequalities of Mr. BriIl's
house These he accepted, and in return stole
rom that gentlemen money and yaIuables
amounting 70 about $500. When he first went
10 Mrs Gioson's that lady's house was well
supphed with bed and table linnen and plate.
Dut II has all disappeared. The morning before
De CON mitted the burglary at Mr. Brilrs he
Siiempiec to get the letters Of Brill & Beach
rom the post office, but the clerk refused 10 let
Inn have them, and the night preceding that
he had slept At Mr.. Beachs, MIR BriITs mart
-ri- ana oid not rise next morning until all the
-amhS nae gone down stairs, when he ran.
-stte, oh.
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MARRIED

ARNCID-FOOTB. In this city on the 9Th in
stsnt; y Rev DR.. Sunderland. At the First Pres
sJterisn Church. FRANCIS ARNOLD. of
Judge Elisha Foote, Com missioner Of Patents.
EDGERLEl-BAkTLET March a bv Re,
%. CTittenden, Mr. JEROME ED sERLEY of
This city. ~ VI
BlCHARDsON-kEIS. At the Evangelical In.
thersn Chapel, Georgetown, by Rev John j. Su-
man. on SuI day. March eth, Mr. JANIS r
kIOHARDsON. Of Washington, to Miss CARO-
LINE y. BERTHA KEN of same civ IR.iH
mOre papers please COPY
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~Three bachs

~ Three bachelors in an Iowa town PLAYED
novel game of cards the other day. The
loser was 10 marry during the year, CT support
tie other two bachelors for the foIlow,ng var
- The Paris Sport says that the ladies' of
Iasnion are laying by their chignons, and the
Trade IN false hair is dying out, except so far
IS ~ supplies an imitation Of natural hair for
iaules VINO need II Hair, in other words,
ceases 10 be used as head dress.
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FEARFUL ScENR.-A few days ago a terrible
Lagedy occurred at X J. McKenney's mill,
about twelve IN les blow ylnceunes In6,an.
hetween jonathan O'Haver and Milton Rer
sestresser, resulting IL the almost instant de,th
o. one OF the parties and the probable mortal
Woundlrg OF the other. The quarrel orIgina
led over game of cards, in which h. struck
= A with brass kruckles. The latter then 70.
iired, armed himself With huge uniting knife
anuehcouhterlng H. pIundgsd it into him, tn 2
niade penetrating he right breast, in fIict,ng .
trrrihie wound. The in Iured man, an spIte OF
hls dreadful wounds, made his way mo the
rouse, procured a double barrelled shot gun
ana olsc narged the contents 20 the BAG of his
adversary, who was retreatIng, killIng hun
almost instantly. Both men had borne good
names among their friends and associates, and
Ne.e isgarded as among the most prominent
and reliable workmen at the MILL