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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14

State vs. Jas. D. Gillis-- Assault and bat
terry. Continued.
State vs. b. Ott--Indicted for selling liq-
uor. Plead guilty and was fined $500
State ysG W. Taylor-Assault and bat.
terry. Continued.
State vs. N. Burko--Ple,d guilty. Fine !
$500.
State vs. Charles Beck--Selling liquor.
Plead guilty and was fined $500.
State ys John Corwin and Garrison W..
smith--Assault and battery. Continued.
State ys G. W. smith--Assault and bat-
terry. Continued,
John Shelton ys the incorporated village
Of Washington--Tbe said Shelton had
been arraigned before the Mayor of Wash
ington, on charge of keeping a doggerY
or tipplng house, and fined fifty dollars.
Appealed to the Common Pleas Court.
Court admitted petition in error, and the
decision Of the Mayor revised.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14
Mt. Sterling Items.

The teacheas for the Mt, Sterling schools
have been engaged for The coming school
year, at the following salaries: Ambrose
Leach of Darbyyille, o., principal $s5
per month Miss Ida Smith, Of Madison
Mills, O., Intermediate Department, S37.
so; Miss Bally, Of Circleville, o., $500
per month. The school will commence
the second Mondayin September.
The work on the new Christian church
will commence next week Messrs. E. &
E. Parker have the contract for building.
Mr.. NJ. W schryvcr will soon visit your
place, for the purpose of repairing and
selling musical instruments. All who need
anything in his line will find him fully
posted and competent to do all he under,
takes.
MrJ. W. Riddle, late of this place, hap
retired to Palestine, o., and is about to
take possession Of dry goods store in
that place. Success to him.
On Thursday evening last, the town
"Dads" were in secret session, at a late
hour of the night, and generally sup.
posed that they became somewhat fuddied,
from the fact that they filled the key holes
of stores and dwellings full of Blind Rob
inst to prevent robbery. 1t is generally
supposed that Uncle Ben" commanded
the squad, as he was in a very bad hu-
NOR on the evening previous.
The farmers are mostly done wheat har.
vest and the yield is said to be first rate.
Business here is somewhat slack at this
time, but we still have hope of the good
time coming
Those who need good Band music for
the coming fall campaign will do well to
secure the services Of the Mt. Sterling Sill
yer Cornet Band. as they are thorough mu
slcians and understand their business and
are always ready. They are in possession
Of new wagon, at cost of six hundred
dollars. All orders addressed to D. F.
Binder, Mt this place, will receive prompt
attention.
It was reported that the big Dutchman,
Mr. +. of this place, swarmed on Saturday
evening about. A o'clock and fled away
It's supposed that worms in the "hive"
oqused the hastY stampede. Heis recon-
meuded to purchase n package of DR.. Cas-
tells worm destroyer, to prevent further
accidents. More anon. B. O. W.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14
LOCAL NOTICES.
To Whom It May Concern!

have obtained from reliable authority,
that one Dr. Wilson, of this place, did
wilfully, maliclously and knowingly tell
that which he knew to be lie, to wit:
that the reason why did not operate or
amputate the mans leg at the Kirk House,
was that l had at least a pint of whisky
in me, from the effects of which | did MT
know ANYTHING; in other words. / WINS
drunk, Now my duck, my darling, my
sweet stink, how do you like to be public
ly branded as liar, which can and will
prove you to be, to the satisfaction of this
community. You know sir, positively,
when you published that libel, Huta loas a
lie, and intended to iniure me in this com
munity, but sir, you ares smistaken in your
man. Instead of lie of that kind iniur-
ing me, it will recoil upon the publisher
thereof ten fold, for am certain there IS
not man, woman, or child in the County
that is acquainted with me, but what will
say it is false and slaRderous-yea, your
own CO. partner, Dr. Goldsbeny, will say
il is not So Ask the men who have been
.paest intimate with me for the last Is or
20 years, if they ever saw me drink any
intoxieating liquors, and they will tell yon
NO,
Now sir, I was thinking seriously about
Icowhiding You, but have concluded not to
do so, from Che fact that you are disgrace
to oyoursef, and the community in which
you live; but hereafter, before you com
Imence, (buzzard like vomiting forth fM
and slime about decent people. remember
the Ninth Commandment: Thou shalt
not bear false witness against thy neigh.
bor" And nov Doctor, before you make
any more attempts at lying, please call to
memory the tragedy in the New Testament
in the 5th chapter of the Acts of the Apos-
ties, where Ananias and his wife were
both struckdead for telling a lie to Peter.
-ADd sir, if you ushould ever make The at
tempt again in that way, you may be serv-
ed like Ananias, andif SO, will be con
strained to say "let the dead bury the
dead" | will not go to your funeral.
H. c CoFFMAN.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14
c1Nc1NNATI MARKET.

CIECnNATI, July II, 1910.
BEEF CATTLE. We quote extra ship.
ping cattle at 81 OO@7 50; prime butch.
ers' stoo at So 00@6 so; medium DO. At
81 50mj 0Oj and inferior at 81 15@4 2j
per GENITAL live weight.
MlLCH COWS AND CALVES --Tbcrc
is only a moderate demand for nileh cows
AZ $40 00m70 90 per head Calves cell
readily at 81 OO@s 90 per GENITAL, live
wight.
HOGS The market was heavy the
first of the week and prices ruled lower,
but 1t recovered and closes firm, with all
sold at 50 25@9 90 gross for light to heavy
averages.
SHEEP--Are steady, with supply and
demand about equal, and all selling at
SO 00@4 IS per GENITAL for common to prime
sheep, and s2OO@4 OOper head for lambs.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14
POAD NOTICEI- Notica

p DAD NOTICE!- Notice
~ is hereby given that a petition win be
presented to the Commissioners of Fayetts
County, Ohio, at their session to be held at
the Auditors Office, in said county, on the
first Monday in Augusta. D. 1870, PRAYING
for change in the Leesburgh and South
Charleston roads the lands of John Bafger.
IN Greene township. Fayette County, Ohic.
along the following described route;
Beginning at the point where the sabina
road intersects the said Ieesburgh and South
Charleston road; thence on the ianls Of said
John Barger II 45 deg W 1929 poles 10 q point
near the corner Of the lands OF said BargeF
and David Morris, in the line Of original sur
vey number 40! thence north 81 deg east
l53 poles on said Barger's land to a point in
said Leeshurgh and South Charleston road to
the north Of the dwelling house occupied by
Isaac +. Burger, and to vacate so much Of
said Leesburgh and South Charleston road as
Is embraced in said proposed change
JOHN BARGER, Petitioner.
June % 1910 9l-w5
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14

LECTURE. = On Sabbath evening last,
Mr.. L. W Butler delivered temperance
lecture ct the M E. Church, in this place'
the house was well filed, and the audience
listened with marked interest. The lee
turer is a young man, and his manner and
matter is ola character that cannot fail to
interest those who prefer to listen to log
ieal arguments rather than mere declama-
ton. On Tuesday evening Mr.. B. lectur-
ed at the Presbyterian Church to a good
house on the Ozark and Bright Side" Of
some of our great cities, describing scenes
that came under his personal observation.
This, too, was an interesting lecture. Mr..
B.. we understand, designs devoting his
time to public leeturiug.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14

There has been good deal of feeling in
our town, upon the subject Of Judge Saf
ford's opinion and reversal Of the
judgment Of the Mayor of our town, in
the case of the corporation against Shell
ton, for the sale Of Intoxicating liquors, in
the corporation, in violation of law. Shel.
ton had been found guilty Of the ofcnsc
charged, before the Mayor, and fined fifty
dollars, and in case the fne'and costs were
not paid, to stand committed until they
were paid Shelton had paid the fine Of
fifty dollars. The case was taken up be-
fore the Court Of Common Pleas. The
Judge decided that as the defendant had
demanded trial by jury, and the Mayor
had not granted it, the judgment of the
Mayors Court was an error, and that the
fine should be refunded to the defendant.
It was objected to by the Judge, that the
Mayor had no authority to make impris-
onment a part Of the sentence, for the Of
fence, but Shelton had never been impris-
oned, and it was argued by the attorney
for the corporation, that imprisonment had
not been designed as part of the punish
ment for the offense, but that the fine was
the penalty and imprisonment was only
the means for enforcing the collection of
the penalty,
This ruling of the Court, that the de-
fendant shall have trial by jury, before
the Mayor, when he demands it, applies
to every other case, for violation of a cor
poration ordinance, as welas a trial for
violating the whisky, ale, beer and porter
ordinance, and, hereafter, We expect that
every fellow who is arraigned before the
Mayor for being drunk, or making an indie
cent exposure of his person upon our
streets, will demand trial before his Hon
or, the Mayor, by a jury of his Country
men.
We learn that the Council have nstrut-
ed the corporation attorney, NJ. j Will
liams. to carey the ease up to the higher
courts, on a petition in error, and that the
Mayor will continue to execute the laws
of the incorporation, until the opinion of
Judge Stafford is sustained by the Supreme
Court. There is a determination on the
part of the friends of law, order and sobri
ETY., in our town, to give this question
a thorough test, and if such a thing is
possible, to put stop to drunkenness and
rowdyism in our town. But in doing this
all desire to act within the bounds of the
law, but they are determined to know what
is law, and how much law we have on this
subject, and to put what we have in force.
The decision of the Judge may be in ac-
cordance with the law, if so. the law is
bad one and should be changed.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14
MARRIED;

At the ~ e. Parsonage, July 7th4 iss9: by
Rov. /. T. King, Mr.. WIN. r. sTlrT and Miss
SARAH J. RoBERTs, both Of Blooningbrg, o.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14

REMovED-J. B. Sehum has removed
his Shop and Tin Store to NJ, Pavey s new
room, opposite P. s. Collins Restaurant,
He has also just received a new invoice of
Stoves aud Stove Hardware, Tinware, dc,
which he will sell at even lower rates than
before Repairing, and all work in his line
will receive prompt attention. Call and
see him in his new quarters.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14

FATAL ACCIDENT We regret to learn
that Mr. Hamilton Robinson, formerly o.
Ross county, but recently of this vicinity
died at Warrensburg, No, at 3 O'Clock, on
Saturday morning last, from the effects Of
injuries received on the 9TH of July, Mr..
r. lived on farm near Warreusburg, Mo,
and was in town on the 4th, when team,
attached to bakers wagon, ran off, and
Mr. r., taking his own team by the head
in order to prevent them from running off
too, was injured by the team suddenly
jumping and pressing Mr. R. between the
end of the wagon tongue and post The
end of the wagon tongue penetrated the
body, breaking two or three ribs and pass
ing to the lungs. He fingered until Satur-
day morning. Mr.. R. was a highly re-
spected citizen of this community, and
equally so among the citizens of his new
home in the West
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14
Chronic & Nervous Diseases
GHERIFFS SALE.


William Englo against l. r. Yeoman
Pursuant to the command of an execution in
the above stated case from the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Fayette County Ohio, to medi-
rected, Twill expose and offer for sale at public
auction, on the farm OF Il. +. Yeoman, miles
west OF Washington, on Monday, July llth, at
one O'Clock p. NJ OF said day, the following
property tO-Wit; One white COW, one red
COW one black COW, two pided cows, one
white bull, one pided OK, six head two year
old steers four head yearling calves. fifty four
head sheep. aud about twenty head hogs, to
be sold as the property of b 4. Yeoman ut the
suit Of William Engle Terms Of sale cash.
CONRAD GARIS.
sheriff Of Fayette County, Ohio
June so 1874 32W3
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14

= The Darbyville. Five Points and Mt,
Sterling free turnpike is finished to Five
Points.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-05-07
ShpriR's Sale.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.


lean 'astex, Administrator, vs. William
Hughs, ct ais No 8, Parish
tourt, Parish Of Caslcasieu.
lean Castex, Administration, vs.. William
Hughs, ct ais, No. 81. Parish
Court, P,Iishof Galcasieu.
ny VIRTUE of two writs Of 4 IA t.
ID me directed in the above entitled
suits, / will Offer for sale, for cash, AZ
tile courthouse Of this parish, in the
town Of Lake charles, on
Saturday, 7th Of May, 1870,
between legal hours all the right, title,
interest qnd demand 81 William Hughs,
to the following described properly,
t0-wit
The east half III southeast quarter,
the southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter of section No q in tOwnshlp9,
south oi range west, containing 100
and g-lOO acres.
Lots and 8 of section ii. in town
ship O. south Of range 8 west, contains
inf 81 and 86-l0a acres, ,0t No. L,
section III, east ha.f 81 ontheast quar-
tep and southeast quarter OF rtheast
quarter Of section 2, in township 3
south. range 0 west, containing lao and
A4-IO0 acres, together with Al the build
ings and improvements on any or Oh
a. said { q Is Of land.
Also the following swamp lands, tO-
Wit. Lot Np. III IF section III, ID town
ship 8 south, rknge west, containing
40 and 8. leo srres
The northwest quarter 0f the south.
east quarter 81 section no III, in town
shin < south, range Z west. containing
ID and Sion sores a so the soatheasi
nstarter es tlle southwest quarter a
section 90, ID township south, rang.
/ 4 west. containing SD acres Allot tbs
above described lands are situated II
tthe parish Of Goltasieu
I Sheriff oshc, Luke ChsEles, Calca
sieu Parish, March IL, 1871
JOHN u. REID,
I nSaw Ehsg
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SUCCESSION SALE.


Succession Of Elizs guillory,
Justine Gdi Tory. Adminislfatrix.
II Z VIRTUE ii IS order and com mis-
~ sion from the Honorable the parish
Judge Of Galcasiau parish, Louisiana.
dated March 3lst, a. d. 1870 the under
signed administrative of said s1cc iai
Of Eh4e Guiliory, deceased. will Offer
on sale at public auction, 70 the las
and highest bidder, at the last residence
Of slid deceased, Oh Laccasina. in sai,,
parish, on
Saturday, May 7th, a. d. 1870.
III the property belonging To said suc-
cession, consisting Of the plantation
(328 aeres) and last residence Of said be
ceased, tract OF sw mp land lS7 60-100
acres) ten head of stock hogs, one yoke
Of oxen, one old horse, one chest Of
tools and one feather bed, on the
fol owing
Terms and Conditions, to-wit:
On a credit Of thirty ts0i days from
the day of sale--purchasers to execute
their promisory notes payable to the
order of the undersigned, adIninistra-
trix, with good and so vent securities
Ia s0Lido to her satisfaction, with eight
4 per cent. per annum interest from ma.
turity; the lands to remain specially
mortgaged with vendors privilege in
favor of said succession until final pay
ment of the notes executed for the price
thereof. The sale viii be made BY the
undersigned, or by an agent appointed
BY her JUSTINE GUILLORY,
n48-6w Administrative.
Lake Charles, La, April 2, 1870.
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GROCERIES

is unsurpassed in this place. We have
fine liquors of every kind, also fine
variety of canned fruits, Holsters, oys-
tiers, gardines, etc.
BGg@ Special attention. paid to coun-
try orders. Cotton, wool, hides, horns,
tallow, chickens, eggs, etc, battered
for. n4S-1y
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Hughes, ct ais. No. 81, Cour de
Paroisse Calcasieu.
I'm vente de denx ordre de fIeri facias
II moi adresss dams laffaire, CT dissus
j'Offrl ais en- vente, au compliant, la
porte de Ia maison de eour de eette
paroisse, en- a Vile dc Lac Charles,
Samedi le Tine Jour de Mai, 1870, entire
les heures legal tons les droit, titres ct
pretenti0ns dc William Hughes an pro-
prize! 6 ci apres drontes, SAVIOR:
La Motto est dU quart sUdest, le quart
sudest du quart nordest de section 2,
township 9sud range 8 Quest, couten mt
100 ct 9-100 acres. Lots 8 ct 3, section
Il, township sud, range Quest, con-
senant AT et $4,000 acres Lot No. i,
section III. Ia Motto est du quart sud-
st, ct lie quart sndest d,l quart nOFdest
ection 2. township 8 sud, range 8 Quest,
,ontenant lao ct 44-100 acres ensemble
Ivec tOltes les batisses ct ameliaratio1
Juie Sc trouverait sur les dites terres.
Et les terres de adpFiers sHivtnt lot
Ne. IL, section III, tawnship sud, rlngC
Quest, contenant 10 et ,S-1N0 acres. TX
quart nordouest du quart sudest de sec
ION IL, township 8 sud, range z QUEST
ontenant 40 ct 800 acres. lie quar-
rllest du quart sudOuest de section 20
ownship snd, range z Quest, conte
lant a. acres. Toutes ces terres son
situe dams Ia l,aroisse Caloasieu.
JOHN NJ REID, Sheriff.
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OlieeRs Of Louisiana Agency:
Gov. g. III. 8f0UTON. W. President.
Judge Il. L. AIERRICK Yice-President.
B. b. SHINES Secretary
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LITTET.L.'s LIVING AG I.

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ianA y,dHTs1 We ire requisite !
I y that Rev. Nc. Lacey viii
!. 1 hear on Tie soaf Sabbath
3 month";
I 5sr.He were informed
- ~ VIM. H Kirkman and
Wm. iii Haskell returned
.II.s 4 few DAYS ago from the city,
~ thev have been On bust
met we understand they are
ioaaa looking well and cheerful.
MAnsIt has been sug
m 4 that a petition be gotten up
ie signed by the citizens Of this
~. sa. for tie purpose 81 making
stria ication to the POSTMASTER Gen
sass for 4 tri-weekly mail viii
ritizens give this their imme-
L LsS attention
Coi. n DEAD 1.-THE fact il this,
ss Mr.. Jean Lecoq was not killed
ania. Saturday as some Ignorant or
N.Y. " cious person reported it; be
however, badly bruised. At
emf he is as well as ever, and
lets to live long enough to mar
y nd raise large family.
/. he SUNDAY School We are
sed to state that our Sunday
" COL is progressing finely. It is
Ii, y hoped that some Of our lady
!. nds, who have been a little neg
52w nt in this cause, will manifest
Re interest in this worthy insti-
81 on. Singing should be prac-
a and a choir formed. U
~ or. HINT. Byinclosing the north
} Of your vegetable garden with
lose plank fence, and keeping it
te-washed, you may enjoy yege-
n les much earlier than without
ia fence, or some other arti6-
means for accelerating their
with. The earliest varieties
IT,, buld be planted along such a
&c, which viii not only screen
5-ly m from cold winds, but BY re-
ting the suns rays upon them
latsi tea their growth.
reya --..-.- .u
suh EHE POLICE JuRY. The Police
W. y, Of this narish met last Nom
and continued ID session but
ew days We have not, as yet,
ns5 na copy Of the proceeding !,
aatd understand that appropriations
' ans. ge been made for repairing the
otie lrthouse, our public roads, and
o aas dying the bayous We are also
iensa ormed that the debt Of the par
I. soo does not exceed fifteen hundred
ar liars, and that as soon as the
ald II parish taxes are collected
: lich will he very soon-the par
will be in funds to the amour
I g two thousand dollars over ant
his owe all dues. No parish scrip j
n erd for sale far less than par.
lsEIt THE MAY Party. Last Saturday
b.ss orning quite ln interesting Grove
ma la1;.,s AM c,,,,tla,,aan nY,n,rra
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THE May Parry. Last Saturday
orning quite M interesting crowd
ladies and gentlemen cangre-
ted at the appointed place for
3 pio-nic, and every one being
epared for amusernents, it was
b leng afterwards until the whole
Nty were engaged IN social glee.
be dinner was fne. the table be-
8 garnished with sweet meats
ID substantials iii the most deli
te kinds. Miss LAURA Ryan hav-
G been chosen May Green, tho
donation was then made, with a
W but very appropriate remarks,
Arr u @. Gray. Soon alter
ard the danes commenced, and,
Trough 4 mistaken alarm that one
onr citizens got killed by IN
OCCIDENTAL fall from the new jail,
Y party prenatarslly bfeug
, I close The young ladies wll
oos such an interest il getting Y
purity deserve much credit Gas
taste and skill s. beautila \
IA the arrangement AS
E
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