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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
. EXTRA SPECIAL soTICr.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.

Bewnre OF Counterfciis! Smiths Tonic
syrup has been counterfeited, and the coun-
torfnifnr hrnu0bt IN yrIaT
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
FNR TRrSTEE.

WE are authorized TO announce T. j.
MUNFOKD, JR.s as q candidate for County
Trustee at the March election. octlG-te.
we, are authorized to announce X. II.
PICKERING as a candidute for County
Trustee at the next Murchelection.
Oct. 3, '69-te 8 ss--
We are authorized 10 announce Or. II.
NJ. AGREE. as n candidate for County Trus-
tee, at the March election. [oct9
We are authorized TO announce JOHN A.
BAILEY as u candidate for County Trus-
tee, at the next March election. oct 9-te
We are authorized to announce HENRY
LYLE rs a candidate for County Trustee,
al tile next March election. lsep lite
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
d O. +. CATIONS
G or G. III IL A LIS A NJ.

(, In offeringC. r. Cations confi, i,alsnm
TO the public, we feel confident that IN IA
short time II Will Become fully MS popular
as tsat We'll hnS%n remedy y: A. Iaihnec
Is tint il Inns d fnir triaf, nnd We haveuo
doubt us TO tho result ~ ~ h
u has yroyed itself % be o. very n great
Colds, Asthma, Whooping Cough. fTitung
OF i,lobd, and other Pneumonia Affit'tions,
and the rroprietors feol warranted n r.
cine, and are prepared 10 show certificates
Of indispntable authority In testimony OF
The ingredients of which the Buisam Is
composed arc selected and Compounded
with the most scriipulous cxnctliu aud
care, aud are, singiy, OF gre't bencnt IN
t"rs lei assured thai IL It rceciv,s q mir
trinl,it viii DO the means or a1lcviailngn
vast amonnt OF suffering, and may relieve
aud permitted 10 run on, might end ~ cop
Armed consumption; Whereas timely
use OF this I.alsam, Win prop'r rr,cnu-
phore. and keeping the feet dry, may pro-
long existence. -9
Arc you troubled with cough or cold
They Seem like ailments OF little Import
ance. but II suffered to run on, II may end
In confirmed consumption. q. y. Cations
Cough Bnisam will give you rcliefaimost
Immediately.
SCHWARTZ & lHAsLETT.
1. EaS3k torsgssr o3s
b. A. FAnNEsTOCK, SON q COMPANY,
SOLE rRorRIEyoRs
b. A. Fahncstock's JermJe9e,
la r. daltoa's py&pcpsiq Rs@edy,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
SAFELY AND CERTAINLY
CAUTION.

Should occasion require you to purchase
b. 4. Fahnestock's Nermlflige, DO particu-
arly careful TO sea that the initials are ID.
a. This Is the article that has been SO
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
FAVORABLY KNO WV SINCE

1880, and purchasers must insist on having
Il, II they do not wish TO have an imita-
ton forced upon them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-10
TIE Markef.house SnnrI.

We see that q move h1s been made by some
of the corporatOrs of the Centre Msrket-house
Company TO start a new Comply. II star ding
companies, passing reSolutiors, and serving
notices on ether eorporators would build the
msrket-house, we should say sgo ahead NIT
der musick." But ~ there is any hope. al
element in this new project, we FIJI - see It.
So far from relieving the project of any OF the
drawbacks which have delayed its cor -umm -
ton the formation of this company within COM
pany win simply result "a the defeat of the whole
enterprise, ard end in what Its opponents wish
and expecS-the repeal Of the chsrser. The i'm
mediate fruit Of all such intestine squabbles u
work for the lawyers-.n appeal to the courts
and in this cs-e Congrcss would speedily stop
litigation by repeating the charter, whereby the
city would lose all Pre- pect Of getting the i'm
provement, and would lose at the same time
the important privilege of holding this
ground for market purposes, q right here
tofore withdrawn by resolution Of Congress.
The causes Of the delay in the execution of the
enterprise are pointed out in an article else
where. These causes seem to have been mainly
the DIFF culties IN effecti7g organization, the
cloud thrown over the stabili,y OF the franchise
by the congres -ionsl investigation procured by
the opponents of the measure, and finally
the death of MIR. Cs-los Pierce, TIE
principal stakeholder, who was to have
furnished the money for the work. The
Washington directors, who s-e q minority of
the board, have apparently given a good deal
OF hard work, at the sacrifice of their private
business, to the task of getting the improve
ment in motion, and they are still laboring in
that direction. They are men of energy and
integrity, and generally carry out what they
undertake.. We think they viii succeed, and
that the market-house win be speedily built
But at any rate nothing win be gained by get
ting into legal wrangle-except by the law.
vera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-10
The Presidents Proclamation.

AS We stated in Saturdays STAR, a special
meeting OF the Cabinet was held on that day at
which q proclamation wss approved touching
the OBLIGATIONS, at this imp )rtant crisis in Euro
pean affairs, of American neutrality. The
proclamation was Immediately ii GREATER issued
by the President, and, rs We stated would be
the case, declares that any frequenting and use
OF the waters within the territorial Jurisdiction
of the United Stats by the srmed vessels Of
either beIligerent, France or the North Ger
man Confederation and its altes,) whether pub
Tic ships or privatcers, for the purpore of pre-
pairing for hostile operators, or as posts of oh
servation ur on the ships of-wsr or merchant yes
sells of the other belligerent lying within or
being about d enter the Jurisdiction of the
United St-tSs, must be regarded 90 un-
friendly aud offensive, and in violation of
that reutrali,y which il is the determi-
nation OF this government to observe; that
ships of war of either belligerent shall nj
leave any port Of the United Stat, within
twenty-four hours after the departure OF a
merchantmen OF either belIige.ent; that war
vessels Of either bellige-ent shall rot remain
longer than twenty-four hours in any port of the
United States unless for needed repairs and
supplies; and that no vee-el OF war o. either
benigerent, al 2r having entered one of our
ports and lefs Z, shall re-enter such port or
another of the United States until after having
visited European port or a port of its owa
government. The making of ou- ports depots
tor supplying materials of war ID belligerents is
also prohibited; and the proper officers are in
structed to carry out this proclamation. This
Substantially the law OF neut tality proclaimed,
but not enforced, by England 81 her law Of neu-
trality between the United States and the $50
called Confederate Stat ~ in our late civil war
The "twenty- -four hour law" 81 recent events
have indicated, Is necessary to prevent prac-
teal blockade Of our bsrbors by French gun
boats against German merchantmen. Upon
this point, ard in reference ~ the coming into
and going out from our Ports of the wa vessels
of France or Prussia, and so tao, in regard to
the "msking our ports der1ts fo- supplying
materials OF war to belligerents," the procla-
nation Is only an enforcement of the neutrality
Law Of Congress OF 1872.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-10

The special committee appointed by the,New
York Bosrd of Health reports the whole of Gov
ernor's Island infected with yellow fever, and
recommends the evacuation of the island by its
garrison and other residents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-10

The Chrchiele Of yesterday had some pertinent
structures upon the parts RESP orsible for the
delay in the canal improvement Il. e. the SOC
tette" of the Aldermen who have failed to con-
firm the canal commissioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-10

~The opponents OF eemasonsry have been
holding a convention at West Union, Iowa, DIR.
Blanchard, of Wheaton College, Ill, talked fO-
three hours - prove that Ma 0nry is { he identi-
cal chariot of Babylon"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-10

SUDDEN DEATH IN THE PULPIr.-While the
Rev. Mr.. Addison Jones, colorc1, was preach
ing in Staunton. Va, on Tuesday, he dropr ed
dead in the pulpit. He was suppo ed u have
died of heart disease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-10
FOR SALE AND RENT.

EoR REHr-A SIX room BRICK HOUSE. on
L 2Oth street, next 10 corner Of d street. Inquire
in store next door. oclOsts
LOS RENT-HOUsis No. 6a2 a9d ga Penn
For tenn; sepy a No ess nsrO'O' oc,d asss'
TWO LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS, frs. and
y second ssosy; use OF piano, App'v No. es6
New 1ork avenue, eelwc On 9th srd lotn ocl0 81
F0R RsNTR. !rs pwELLlNG % ,ist street,
renting for 993. Key next door. ocio-sts
FOB BENT - In Georzetoso, two deiigh..dl
Apply at Star Office. eSla,a
SOO STREET, BETWEEN 81 ASp4I-
ROOSs. for eenssTep o sf SAINT SoPml5c sins
ne'ehborSood in the city ''"'"' 00A osiO Sc ss''
FOB sALE-ssyeral choice BuILDINO SITES,
from his o ett fnasr sr 81 en,y Shs rice
IS gy,n;s;, Of JOSH wHfTSkY co,
Il 222 ID street, Cold No. ia between and
streets: within two minutes walk Of eithe- liIe of
DR. c. L. MSGRGDER, SIC street street a osiS Z to
EOR RENT-The large and oommodiou. STORE
4 BOON on 9lh street, between ID and =, recently
by the late Richard J. Ryon with a large dry celia
ID se to ep hs sss1h q ss s1d
feed bIshtsS be Sf on tSres Se npgf leans ans
upon reasonable terms. FITCH FOX,
oclo-.t 3l3 7th street.
FQR skLk-A new and wei, finished five room
/. bocsH, with water, gas and hne yard. In a de
sirable Location. Also, q row of SEVEN NEW
HOUSES, Of hve rooms e.-ch, with water, gas and
sewer, in the most central location the city This
is rare chance for an iuve5tment; the houses are
all under rent 70 pei maneDt tenaots. Will be va
low for cash or on long time il desired The Owner
is anxious to leave the city and would offsr indus
ments to purche sers
Address NJ. A, Star Office. oclOs,s
FOR SALE
Good opportunity is now offered for the purcha-e
OF one OF those nne three pres brick front
HOUSES. with marble trimmings. which we have
Just completed, on the west side of 9th Stree be-
and Y streets. containing ten rooms, bath roo n
ranges and modern conyeDielces; good cellar. Only
q small payment down, and the balance mOnthly-3r
we VIII TAX good piece Of improved property uu-
der the value OF 81 go, ss first payment.
JOSHUA WHITNEY & co.
&C O-eo4t 729 9TH street. bet. q ard III sits.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-04
The st. Louis Mutual Life.

The st. Louis Mutual Life has ever beer
Regarded as the leading Life Company oi
the West. But the statement before us
shows that 1t is not only the peer, but the
superior ia all which Life Company
should excelto most Of the Eastern Com
panies The position which il holds has
been rapidly but legitinately attained,
while the future PROMISES to give it even
more enviable prominence.
The expense ratios Of this Company are
lower than the great majority Of Life Com
panias. and show how ably the whcle bu.
riness is conducted Good Judgment and
careful management,when asssociated with
energetic intelligence, invariably produce
their fruits, and The extraordinary success
of this Company is theresdltof these good
qualities combinedand exercised in the ad-
Vaneement of the Oompany's great AID
growing interests - Western Insurance
Reoieic, ,.rr ~s
= Our best physicians sanetien and
recommend the use Of HsIps Vegetable
Sieilliaa Hair Remover, Let an who are
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-04
Picnic.

Ens HrRALD:-
The Sunday School work and workers
throughout our county should be encour-
aged by every good word. I desire to
give notice of Picnic, given by the
Sugar Greek Chapel Sunday School, on
the 8th inst, in the grove owned by Eins
Coil near the Chapel, The day was a
fine one for pic.nics -cool and pleasant
throughout Two adjoining schools had
been invited-only one, however, put in
IN appearance as a school, viz, Mount OIL
i've. At 9 o'clock all were on the grounds
designated, with baskets well filed, -
There was table committee, consisting
of ladies and gentlemen, who understood
their business They built their table 1850
yards frem the stand, and not in full view
of the speakers stand 1t was sufficient
" large to accommodate aIlnt once; every
man, woman and ehild, had plenty of
room at the table, and an abundance to
eat. There were 400 present, and it is
thought they did not consume much more
than halfthe provisions that was brought;
the remainder was distributed among
some poor families in the vicinity.
Rev. R, Rose delivered two very fine
Sabbath School addresses one in the fore.
noon and one in the afternoon Nothing
has occurred in w line Of pic-nios for
years, in the neighborhood, so eneour-
aging to Sabbath School workers as the
one we are attempting to "write up"
Thesinging was led by Austin Hyer,
Esq, leaderof singing in the Mount Olive
School. These schools number respect
lively 100 scholars and officers, and are
supported and encouraged by a Church
membership of, in all, 300, Sabbath
School music at the chapel has until re
Gently been dull, but they have a superior
element for good Sunday School music,
and intend to have it, They have pur.
chased the most modern music, employed
a teacher, DC.
If we would have good Sunday Schools,
we must encourage the children, Pic mics
are harmless; give the children one each
year, at some such time as when all the
parents and officers can join with them;
then everything else being equal you will
have a good Sunday School,
David Reynolds, a live man, is the Su-
perinte ndent at the Chapel "
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-04
nopublloan Connly oonvenLion

!
The qualified voters Of the Union
Republican party; Of l'ayette Co.
are hereby requested 10 assemble in
the different townships, dt Che usaaI
places Of holding elections, lex.
c1pt Concord township, who will
meet atStaunton, and Paint town
ship, who will meet at Cleyere
School House, on Saturday, Aug,
18th, 1870, at 2 O'clock 4. NJ, and
then and there select the required
number Of delegates and alternates
to representthe township in a com-
ty Convention TO assemble in w ash
ington Q. H Saturday, August 20,
1870, at ? o'clock r. H., for the
purpose of nominating candidates
for county offices, 70 be voted for
by the Republican party in Octo-
ber next.
The townships are entitled to the
following representations in the
County Convention:
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-04

r The Secretary of the Fayette County
Agricultural Society desires us to request
persons who design exhibiting animals Of
articles at the coming Fair to make then
entries at his office as early as possible
He will wait on all such persons at the
Probate Judges Office at any time between
now and the first tday Of the Fair.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-04
NTRlno}ftr: no}ft 9If23

Alta regular meetiq of Ray of Hope
Lodge, l. o, G.'F., held psf Monday even
ing, the following resolutions, relative tc
the death of WM II. BLAknMoRR were pre-,
sented and unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, Ithas pleased Almighty God
to remove from our midst, by the hand OF
Death, ourrevered brother, Wm. Il, Blake.
more. Re it therefore
Resolved, That while we, as Good Tenn
plars, bow in humble resignation to the
ruling of our Heavenly Father, we can
but feel that we have lost one of our most
efficient members, whosewhole heart seem,
ed to be devoted to our cause, and who's c
ardent desire was to witness the total an
inhalation of the Monster, Intemperance
and who exhibited his zeal by hls faithful
attendance at our meetings, and his readi,
ness to conduce to our welfare in any man,
nep whatsoever, SO far as his ability ex-
tended,
Resolved, That, his loss being irrepara.
ble to his family, we extend to them our
sincere coincidence, hoping that, although
they realize most sensibly the loss of II
faithful companion and a kind and in,
dulgent father, they are not without hope,
and that they trust implicitly in the read.
mess and power of the Savior to redeem
His promises that "He that seeleth shall
find" and "To him that knocketh it shall
be opened 7 Be it further TgI ,a
ReSolued, That, as a mark Of respect and
high apprecm Of our lamented brother,
his8Lodee room be draped in rnonrniug
30 days, and that our regalia be arranged
with the usual mourning badge the same
length of,time, - ttcb q tftflA Aes W 70
ResoIoed further, that these resolutions
be published IN our county papers, and
that copy thereof he delivered to thefam-
lily of the deceased by our Worthy Sec
retarV.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-04
Camp Meetings.

ED's HERALD:--
+ AS the time for the Camp Meeting is
near at .hand, the committee thinks il wo'd
IBeadyisable to make statement through
your paper in regard to the erection of
tents, booths and wagons upon any of the
public highways within 4 miles of the
camp grounds, for the sale or traffic ofany
thing that would make or cause an obstrqc-
tion to persons going TO snid meeting
as we have a law in our statute book pro
hibiting the erection of said booths, tents
or wagons We don't want the trouble of
enforcing it. Also we expect to prohib-
it the sale of any spirituous liquors, Of any
kind, within4 miles Of said camp grounds
So all those that are interested will
take notice and govern themselves accord
ingly. "Peaceably if we can, and forci-
bly, five must"
CAMr MEETING CoMMlTTEE,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-04

The members Of the County Cen
trail Committee will see that the
provisions of this proclamation are
carried out in their respective
townships.
A meeting Of the County Central
Committee will be held on the 29th
Of August, Immediately after the
adjournment Of the Conyention.
BY order Central Committee.
H. B. MAYNARD, Chm.
e. c. HAMILTON, Sec'y
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-04

DROBATE NOTICES.-The ac.
i counts and voachefs of Nancy McCrea
guardian Of George MeU1eai
OfJohn p. TOdhunter, guardianon Christ
n Doster; $1,000 ~. ...-,-
or Henry n. sandefson and S.lW. Sander.
son. executors Of James Sanderson. .decWg
or Jas. NJ Edwards, executor OF Charlotte
Edwards, dec'd-sHpplemental account ;l.
Having been severally fled IN this Office
will be for hearing on the Sth day of August
AID. 1s70. J. 3. PRIhDl, P,@-
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-04
p DAD NOTICE-Notice IS
SHERIFF's SALE,
Isaac n. rorterl asaIn.t tDavId calhoun and

Isaac N. Potert againstDavidC Calhoun and
y BY virtue of an order of sale issued in the
above case FROM the Court of Common Pleas
of Fayette County, Ohio, to me directed, and
in pursuance of the command thereof | will
expose and offer for sale gat public auction,
at the door of the Court House, in the town Of
Washington, in said county on Tues law tho
30th day of August, A y, 1870 at one O'Clock
p, N OF said day, hefolloWiug described real
estate situated in thecOunty of FRyettes ohio
BEGINNING at a Stone on the north side Of
the turnpike in the line of Adam Allen and
corner TO George Patten; thence north 2is
deg cast "a poles TO stone and corner Ia
said Allen and In line of Jefferson lIorney
thence south soy deg west 1aS poles to a
stone and corner to said Horneya thence
north deg west IS poles to a stone in the
Charleston road in the saId HOrney lire and
corner TO Lewis Watson ;thence north 5Sif
deg Yves Withsaid road fa5 poles to n stone
and corner To said Watson in the lime Of ---
james; thence south $50 deg west 299f poles
to Il stake and two white oaks and corner TO
said James; thence south ~ deg west ~ ~
poles 10 a stone in eaidrOad; thence north 27
deg west33 poles to a stone IN said road =
thence south "a deg west 1G 06 poles to stone
in the line of Jackson Hires Hands thence
south 3 deg east 0l.e poles to a stone; thence
north 50 deg east 40 poles to a stone; thence
south . deg cast 1861 poles to a stone in the
center Of the pike and in the line Of George
Patten thence south 50 deg east 81 "a poles
to the beginning Containing one hundred
and seven acres 400 and thirtv-siX poles t9G9
being part OF Clement Biddle's survey M
$40; and Of Curriers' survey No. $50 to he
appraised. RdyertisodRnd sold as upon eXecn-
tions law
Said premises being ordered to be sold by
said Court in said cause v q .aiJA
Appraised f95 800 % per ayTe 9
Terms of sale cash.
rFIT hENIfEfFf 4 CONRAD CARS
Sheriff Of Fayette county, Ohio.
II e MAYNARD Pllis Atty.
July 2s 1870 96w5' i' Prrsi3T5
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-04
'tiH LOCAIi IpFNIS. ~
- Dog days are here.
- Butter scarce and thin.

- Dog days arc here.
- Butter scarce and thin.
soverol road notices in onotbor col
MN
George Van Demon il disnansin,
Lake Erie Ice % our citizens
- r., -,
veootoblas and oorl,, frrit Ef.N
-,
", ~ ,I ~ e",' rs :" s
-,-.c = en- sc,, ,..;s
~. NJ, ~. aosiao. XII, III ..ia I !
- ''' S Tia
-, y ~ ~ a, 0,,.' ,tast;a,s ,I' alp
O.. c. ! i. - :. ' e'.' =
D1NS
A. y, hins' Oh Oirqile''i.e' VIII will run
N.Y. w. ''''' - s' ~
- Nee aoVerl'semen'1or se"leu proposals
lof EAe eongrseF 70 erect a Darn Oh lnilrlna'
y
= inere mere VIII De a oosEeC meeting a. M T.
olYe Ohufeh' three miles "es' OF WASH
ington on sabbath next
Council is having a stone culVert put
down on tlle South ASideoi Temple street
where 1t crosses Fayette'
-Duffee Il Sons have removed their
stock OF Boots and Shoes TO MIS- Evans
new room, opposite the hlrk House
Turn to the New Advertisement" "
department of this paper, and see what
Col. Yeoman says about Dry Goods
The Paint Chapel Sabbath School
Conyenti)n meets tomorrow. Large del,
Iegations from the Sabbath Schools Of this
place will attend
- The Dewitt Camp Meeting which
commences on the 10th inst, will probably
be one of the largest camp meetings held
in the State this year.
- Commissioners Court finished busi-
ness on Monday The contract for I'M
proving the Anderson road was notoward-
ed, all the bids being too high,
Albert Giddings, a carpenter had bis
arm badly cut on Saturday, by hatchet
falling from the roof Of house where he
was working, and striking lt'
-The contract forimproving the Palm
ef Road will be awarded on the llth. The
time for the completion of this road has
boel extended to Nov. lst, 1871,
-Mr Jerome Droise fell from = load of
oots IN bis barn near tbis nIoce. on Mon
da~ sarnroly brn,sino bis Gcc ond head
and otherwise seriously iniuriug himself
d ria Social Circle oftbe Presbvteriop
cbnrob will he entertained Thursday eve.
nm nina NJ ot EIv,s Hall bv Mrs Grubbs Mrs
crov Mrs Hannah and Mrs Hntebinson
4 Iarge attendance il desired
Mrs N Fl. Reed WINS thrown from n
,vo oon ra, q nile or two from town. on the
Cirol.viI1a road last Sunday hlIino under
tba wheels one of which passed over her
Head. emitting an artery, and otherwise
severely tbongb NOT dangerously iniurip y
hor "a <rUGg
FI1 :,
- ,,gy nV ''vOt''A'y = V''e ~ I ,
Asr''ul'ur"' 1ovlsSy u,Sllel ~ " syIH'ov
persons WHO u'S's 'sA|,o.''"s 4"iu'"'s y
"ruc'ss a. ' 'ii' C G ~ D''N. ,D' -
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-04
HIGHLAND COUNTY.

& = Two boys, one named VIM spru
ance, and the other Frank Rodgers, were
drowned-the first on the 18th, and the
other on the 23d ut.
- The Republicans hold their County
Convention next Saturday. IL
- Hillsboro N talking about a steam
laundry.