Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-09-15


- The faithful were addressed at
the Court House on Tuesday even
ing by WIN. Heisley, ESQ, the Dem
ocratic candidate for Secretary Of
State. William started out with the
old song about letting by cones be
by cones so far as the war record
of the Democratic party was con
cerned. Stated that lie was a poor
but virtuous young man, residing
on Euclide averue, Cleveland,
among the palatial residences Of
the aristocratic bondholders,
against whom he TRADED viciously
for a while, charging them all with
belonging to the Republican party,
getting their feet on tine neck Of
the poor laboring man, and much
other wickedness. He took up the
record OF the Republican party,
which in his opinion differs from
that Of the Democratic party in
being matter of history that
cannot be blotted out or regarded
as "by-gones, denounced every
thing the party ever did or thought
ofdoing from the time ofits coming
into power to the present, endev-
cred to show, and perhaps did show
to the minds ofsome of his hearers,
that this Republican, bond-h holders
party is the most wicked party that
ever existed, and ought to be blotted
out of existence, which is all very
pretty to talk about.
- The various departments Of
our Union Schools are under the
instruction of the following named |
persons with Mr.. P. E. Morehouse
as Principal; High School depart
ment, G. F. Dean; Grammar
School, Miss M. A. Love; Second |
intermediate, Miss Nee. Howe;
First intermediate, Miss Callie
Wherrett; Second Secondary, Miss
Minnie Howe; First Secondary,
Miss Carrie Cleaveland; Second
Primary, Miss Cora Plumb; First.
Primary, Mrs, P. E. Morehouse,
The corps of Teachers, we believe,
with the exception Of Miss Love.
s the same as employed last year.
The record Of their last years work
s a sufficient guarantee for pros
)erous year to come.
- Much of the Inconvenience
heretofore experienced by tax-pay-
RS in getting their " turn " at the
Treasurer's counter, during the
,usy season, will be avoided here
'fter by new system which will
,e inaugurated by Treasurer Sayre.
\ string of numbered checks run
ling from l to 100 will be placed
n a convenient position near the
.oor, where each person can
axe off one as he enters, and each
'erson will be waited on in order,
lis I" turn" p" coming round when !
he number of the check he holds I
5 called. This system cannot fail {
D give satisfaction to all having
at the Treasurer's Office, \
S it is free from partiality, and '
luch more convenient to all than Il
he old way. /
- Considerable stock fromJthis
'ounty was on exhibition at the
Fair, and "a good deal
f it carried off premiums. Mr.. I
esse Heaglers herd of short horned d
lttle received the first premiums !
nd Mr.. j. M. Haymaker's herd a
)ok the second. Most of the
remiums on hogs were awarded S
} Messrs L. E. and j. F. Parrett S
mong those who received prem o
ms on horses, were John A. t,
evers, J. w. Morris, A. Dewitt,
[. S. Kirk, j. r. Creamer, and v
lmes Kirk. Jerome Draise got i,
way with most of the premiums on a
n Jacks and mules.
A horse belonging to VIM. Ii
ybee, which was left hitched to V
e rack in front of Robinson &
lcott's Monday evening, perform c
a little feat which he might at y
mpt several times again without g g
,complishing. Frightened at - =,
'methlng, he broke loose from the 20
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