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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-10-19
American Sewing Machine,

Which viii do all work that is done by any
Sewing Machine, and besides, simple and
plain, not hard to understand, easy to run
(either on account of their mechanical con.
struction, or not being complicated, or both,
seldom or never out of order, and will last 8
| lifetime -. L.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-10-19
The Splendid Mechanism

OF this machine, and the superior skill, work
manship and materials employed in its con-
struction, are a guaranty OF accuracy strength
and durability, and runs with such ease that it
makes woman laugh. --..
The shuttle, riding in its carrier, is subject
to no wear, and the friction of ''race" is
avoided. Tho tensions admit OF such nice ad-
justment, and with such ease and certainty,
thatone ofthe great difficulties met with in or
dinary machines is entirely avoided. The feed
is adjustable, SO that it will work with equal IA
cility either Tight or heavy goods.
This being comparatively Il new machine,
persons would naturally be little suspicious
Of buving a machine they knew but little
about, but by referring to the following named
persons who have these machines in use, YOU
can be better satisfied. -
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-10-19
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

The supply was again comparatively
light to-day footing up about 1900,
though it.was nevertheless fully up to
the demand; butchers generally are cur
failing materially their purchases of
sheep, and consequently, 1900 supplies
the market rs well now rs 1900 did n few
weeks ago-the consumption of NUT
ton is falling off while that of pork is
increasing. Sheep sold at from $2a5 30
per head to 81 cts. per lb. and lambs at
$2a4l4.
HOGS.
There is continued good retail trade
in hogs, and while the market is fairly
active, prices are without quotabIe
change, ranging from 4s4a5l4. There
are several parties now engaged it the
retail hog trade at these yards.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-10-19

Which comes Cheaper; and gives satisfaction.
Call and see them. Prices ranging from 81
upwards.
Sewing machine attachments, needles and
oil kept on hand.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-10-19

One evidence of their worth is the success
that attends them, wherever they go. Other
machines have earned reputation and sell on
heir reputation, (and are entitled to it, but
the world is wide and we want a reputation
too and are willing to work for it, and that is
what we are after to- day.
We warrant these machines to be what they
are repi esentcd, and if you will try them, you
will find They will snif rnri
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-10-19
CONVERTING U. S. FIvE-TWENTIES,

Messers Jay Cooke Il Co. have issued the fol-
lowing financial circular relative to the gener-
| al conditions of the loan market, and the ex-
changing of government bonds for railroad
nit
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-18

Berlin, II. .Mat YrtnsB ,smard
rta@te beute In p%arlantent bic Mtttbet=
lung, bab unter ben In Grantfurt obeez
idloNenen Grtebensfipulattonen Branf@
reid i9 perpFiGtet 100 MiQionenD olz
lars Der &riee8entl1dot9un9 80 Sage
na4 rem Ginrlden Der @niaiues Trup<
pen in Paris gu sabler !; uno 200Nliaioz
men Dor Nblauf DECEMBER biele6 Sabres;
uno bab pie reutlden Truppen erit bann
Die Sorts in Der lm9ebune BON Yarts
perla0en wdrben.
Dte &at:Ffation bes Grtebens @ertra<
aes piro pur@ bic 8epulmd9tieten am
Gotten eteies @onats aussetaul9t &per>
ben. ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-18
Dte Nltfatbrltfen" in Seutf@'
lamb nno Elm irtf@er Nater.

So par ON II. Mpril 1921 ais 2u<
tber Dor &ai1cr unp&ei@ auf Der &ei@sz
periammluns 3u @orms Der 8ernunft
pas &e&t Sinpisirte, bic @abrbeit tritil9
ia. ererineen. Webr ols 800 SABRE
finb {it jenem pe~ntulrpi9en Greion,6e
pf1fo0en unp mir Reben beute abermale
am Borabenpe elmer neuen> &irdenrefor<
nation, rpsl9e aus rem S9uBe Der &S>
ruil1sn STRIDE berucrSebt.
DaS Setumentl&e @oneil promul>
etrte pas Dogma Der unfeblbarfeit pes
9apfxS.
s s1 Brpber&betl berscrruBenoeraattc<
Nttn, uuter tbnsn pte@orppbesn eer tatte>
lil9sa Ibeploeie unp Der &ir&tn9e'@i@te
an etn -bsutlhen llntrsrf,dten proleitr q
aeaen pas neue Dogma. unter lr1a{a
ro0t, Elm 3mstter 2utber. tsr YArh,e,
SNNsp,ptR uno Bttiano psE 1W{aofu,
b&s &tniSl. brfftr&en(p' <neeYs On. 10,
D5ain8er. psr Ntaor GET xr&sn> 81.
f9i9.e. Aan3 bslon1trs herpe<.
@ir baten - IN pistmAttttel nt&t mi
Wlauksnsiaten, MID, att reu1 Toamt
~ tbun. lpneern enfaa 'nur NIT ut Sc
hi&te. init "Gbatla Den"
Nan bofte cine >43eit lang. taB Isl
Nn8tr itinsnp.ottR Aurid nsbuen pilrre
aber Tbainntr eatId1te: ut noble wisrer
1ufen ,penn man ibu NIT 9ernunft8,ln
ben aus eu air&eneel@i@te (tinen SIR
tbun, tewdfe." J.:
,gr Aslte ALTO rem fritifunten Ser
Rane Ter rR@ lber rie &r,iit unp ris8er
nunft Observation-Disclosures pesYYap
4 fRks 9eaeulber." 3 $E{& : @sa%
Na&rtu nun tn etner SibunA re-
d Demeop,tsls ~ mln&sa mil, allen az
: .4tn, vi, tne Gitmn,e pts Dou,topi,ular'
81. &einrl be Greommunieaiio Majc
ptBsa haeresis ormalis ct externa et
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-18

5-Grererid 1oualae nsrre etfe.u
bel ri Babla her Ntan,tsn Ter neafu
Ierritcriai Q,aietatur rpnG clumtia suu
Bee rdRDtxten zee 8stbts aertett. =.
4 ~ sBalbinalcn,r Bc.i&,t., (laatn. e.al
POI, pfn fM,i0lieetrn. M Senate Gem
,m,,i,se III .ops1dr.ias xHstttssfbt,itn !
flr Annabu,t r.e Msiraae5 .csy boper
GemnidFea fns uao ) pa8easa.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-18
MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG
DonnertaA, ben 10. Mai 1871.
Dte 9cnbsSia

Ste SOnD>Stu
IL, 5omett aus ben bic iebt e%in8elaufene,
Wablberi9ten erutttelt uerten fam, mi
elmer Wajpritdt BON betnabe 10000
SNmmen perrporfen tporben.
Die Snli6e preie ntmmt bieraus Ser
anla6ung, Minnelota Der unbepin6te>
@epuotation (Ni&tanerfennune) biele
@@ulp gu bel@ulptoen.
@ir 9lauben, tab jener She'll be,
prefe bte pirflt@e @a9laoe Der Ding
nt@t rt&ti9 beurtbeilt.
Die Stem ;Yorf ~Gpenin8ppi" bemerf
uber bas &elultat ter Nb{ttmmun9:
~Dteie %&bfimmune TT nt6t enr9dltil
ent{deipenp> unp miro cine cerartigf
Groee rur bur@ 1dlieblt9e 3abluns Re,
S9ulo erlepist. Gin @plf, tpel@es ;u>
ntmmt an @oblitano unp Snteui9en3.
1pie tas bon Minne( ota, fam in ietnem
eteenen Sntere7e ni&t LANCE blind perz
bleiben unb feline eisene Gbve btntenon
feBen, wie es i'm @uSenbltde bier eerGau
3u fein ideint."
Das @olf BON minnelot sta bat tereitS
i'm lebten Sabre bewieien, cab e6 &peber
9eeen feline ei9enen Sntere0en blind 1T.
unb AUDI feline Gbre III rpabren perftebt.
Dur6 bic Nbftimmun8 in 1870 bate
taS @olf bereits Die 2esalitdt Der Min<
nelota GtlenbobnsB onpS onerfannt unp
f& au @unaen Der 8e3ablun9 oieitr
S@ulp ertldrt.
Da6 einGbel Der 8onpbefBer ramals
BE Yropo0tion, wel@e tbnen oneebpten
,rurpe, ni4t annabm, 1T fi9erlid ni9t
bic Sdulp be5 Bottles BON MinneIpta.
Das @plf wable In 3utunft 2eute in
tie 2eeislatur, mel@e %unabbdn9ie Don
Gi3nbabns &in9en bafteben, unp feline
Dtmaap9en, wel@e Der ou9enblidli@en
per11nliden Yepularttdt balber es fir
3pedmabi9 eraaten, bic &e9alitdt pieler
Sblieattonen in Grase gu iteIen.
@enn ir9eno pelde 3weifel in oieier
Graee obwalten iollten, 70 fSnnen bteielz
ben pett leidter our6 Elm jurtftlde6
@utadten be6 General Mnwalte6 beiei~
ti0t wer>en, ais tur@ bic Gnt19eipun9
elmer aubereeri@tliden Gommilion, Be-
rem Gntldeipun9 niemals enp9Ilti9 1etn
fann.
@ie |dpn 70 rft crmdbnt mir 0lau<
ben, rob jensS tli9otionen legal" 0nb uno
ID au@ cine 9robe Majoritdt pes @olfe6
ber|elten @nfdt.
@enn nie6 ater Der SAL it, 70 fam
AUDI pom elmer Ibldabune te6 Bertbe6
pper &%ofenpreiie6 rer Bombs ferner nt&t
mebr bic &epe 1etn. Dielelben iino bann
bic pom Staate aus9eReQten Sbli9atto>
men uno mieten Il rem nomine4en@ ertbe
nod etn9el1lt unp te3ablt tperoen.
Die etnSi9e 6rase, wel&e nod ~ erle>
bf9en iibri9 bliebe, mare cieNrt unpW eile,
In rel6er Der Staat bic n6tbioen Goncs
3u bsl9afer bdtte, UNI riele @@ulo ab>
autroAen, pbne Dem @plfe weitereS teuern
aafiubQrnen.
llnp bierfsst e{ebt eS nur cine eins'ee
ri@ltoe unp praftilde 25iune.
Die QeeisIatur mub au auererit bic
StaatS + Improvement 2dneereIen fur
GinlWung Der &onr6, unb wenn erforz
perli9, fir cine &etbe BON Sabren ete
Ginnobmen aus ZEN Gilenbabn>@ teuern
far 3abluno Der 3inlen reieroiren>
Sc 1T oblolut teia @runb Sbtbanten,
bieie Gra9e gu elmer Yarteifraee 3u MAJ
den.
@tr MAIDEN rem Wlblsrn I'M Staote
ubAt nnte&5dteo Der YarteiReQun9 ben
@ori&la9. nur iol@e @ertreter In bic
nd@Re Qe0islatur ~ wdblen, wel@e i@
fir BefarwortunB elmer propoftion CUR
Grlepteun9 pieier Graae in per pbenanses
peuteten @eiie Derpni@ten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-18

Qle Ner,0tuee 2ruppen tte0fh berett8 W.
ter ben @dQen pon Darts. Das Geuer
miro BON allen Grim unaufb5rli@ fort
Ss(tBt unp biz. Salara,nten erleiren un>
e.bturs @erlalfe. 3nii@en ben Sorts
8anpres ahA sSGp fnp ale Yariler Erup>
pen aus btn Tren@een pettrieben rror<
ben. Sh @arten Der GuiQeritn fno
Battat<n pofirt tpel&e tbr 6euer auf
SONG Ebamps rt9ttn. Sc unterlieat
tetnkm 3petfel, bab in parts cine psttz
Eper3wei0te 8eri1w6runs fit Den @tur3
Ger Commune erifirt.
Die 2urembura @drten ,rerten pen
rem Dt,litair bt(tgt 0ebalten unp bat eoe
Dot ftinen 3u.titt ~ renlelben. Ia tint
neue Bolfae.tetunB flupIi@ errpartt'
miro. 4 i>.%
Qonbon. Is. mat.-S n BEN 6auR
Ger 2orrs Atllt Garl RuNtu rem Antra(
an ett 25niain cine Arre0t III si&itn. e'
Alabama ertrdAe ni@t III ratttitrt''
ioutta Die 5&i rsriater put& @eAula'
ticnsn aebaapen fein, tpei&e 3ur 3e't rst
xreaes in cen @tr. Staaten srsoer eu,d
ras Btlftrredt. nod ru1@s cte enattl9el
X uni3'ptl @teee ane,tannt rarsn.
~ Il 4 D.E IS. Mai.-9 amtl
: melon alias Dc 1,sntb, rel&tr tiiae1
rfuK6tn Na,aens b,n,p Code ermorrtt
ruf,tv ~ tlsxaa Gerar Gcnntp. Mebraef,
oeAeis fNa6minaa oonseintm Dlcb a.
lyadk,s Ncrffttnem 9set AfaapD as0ne
,, e.n toSs8ntssAen-etn. " ME leret an
|, tsre NstribattM 0sl@e 4. II lettt 3tt
. pstabt bate.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-18

canoe auer 9roBeH ,HefcrMattcten aus
sebt; aber 1batlr. DIT 1T es, baB beroors
raeenee &atbol:' ten IN Stalten, Grant>
ret@' unsarr1 unb fat allen 2dnpern
Sutopas '1atarlt@ NIT &usnabme ST.
taao" I'D otrftrB epe9arB anBel@lo11e'
gar a ; Nne ba6 pteiflbe felt ben tpt'tSet'
Rpnuten tbrer GntRsbunB etnen bel >petz
ten er56eren umfan8 anAenomnasn, als
euibsre &eformation in rem eriten eret
ssabren pon Se,ober 81, 1917 bie
1890.
IS II BE ana.blt&e AbFht ees pa
etsUlbatia@en" onauiaprtn. wdd< n'&'
~ ie;perleQ." usrren f5nn.h> 6'sr@
BET f&stnt c<.ielte pod te,nrn b. cnpern
Grfola 3u baben uno osrfttdt f3 (ofet,
b,ntsr rie atiurrette SopbiRerei. ~
81 laAt.: Der arme :pipa bate Nidts
IA tbun nit Ger Grtemutanieauon 1bl'
linasrs."
MlGen wir bier ttm YrieRer inS Sc
r3@tntB rufen. raj Ter untetlbare papd
sS ia. relher unttr psn Btihl00en D.e
Sylatus e,tft Mabreasln lter wirer
fpenit,pe 0lieptr p,r &,r&t ptrban0t uni
pc Bift6ie' NUT feline Bsrf3euse fnr
rreI6e rieklten a~uSilhren:f IN" o.F,,s T
gRh pt1flbeR. p%lau6btli,dt tann ri
8ebauptun8 auf8eitellt rue.p. n. rae Ell
j 0pupsrneur orer @ert@tsbof NIT ben
!, 1aaSsa eintsn Rtrterst yl,&'s u ,bu.
babe. fonntrn nur. Ter S&sr,H.
De Bl&Sfe pfrkten Ia ptefn GaQsl
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-18

CT"
Sn ren, ipet<a Acknowledgement Grte>
senspertraat 1T bic {ofortiae 3Wadien>
punb Der in Deutidlanp 9efaRStn 0ebal*
ttnen Gfonboien Rtpulirt.
8iemard bat periprp&en, BE &rteBs<
ltn,i@dptsun9 100 @iA'onen Deuors su
rtruatrtn. untsr per Bepinsune. pab
6rantIei@ ete G~istntbduer pom oeuti@en
6anbels idtftn, tptl6e mdbreno. ces& tte>
oe6 attanat wurpen. Shacloe bd!t.
Dir Eor,e IN cer um1ebunA pom pa
ris ,H,4&s BIG j'Bt. Don csu.i&tn Erups
pen bskRt Nebalten mu,rtn, tperben aul<
aeAtbtn. Daaeaen ble,ten Nancp. BEL
sort uac 2onAeup porldu6A I'm Hthe'
Deutlhlanre als@arantit ftr'efauuul
rer ) ,ierens: 2 ,,pulationtn. ~.
6.anfrud utrpa,&,n F6, fur III
Observation-Disclosures an Deuslh'ano Fl:
INN Bono au rem Bts,oBt pen 900 Ni'
Ilsonen DoQa,s. aablbar IN einsna >5abrt
aue3uasuen. Dr1fe,te rttc ron fran.
36niuen uInip3 reuliarn Blnqa:e,e encor.
MT unp fam itretsnt in anrere We1tb
pap,ere suu,Rtissi aperten.
Die Bang ,ttt<lpauftr &ctbid,lc. Ct
lanArr unr Wttipn balm tert'iS AN
AR,u,easn er,sxr 8,arltutp 0bs'noa
usu.ss G sa3 etHa4fte i
81 M on, .f2sMa. Dr.aRtsn.a
lar s(cbn Iiettt,d Hiliail ptTi&sl
Spbn res h1lbmt,n AAIDnpntsH. tta,l
btuie Nsr9ea In Altr psa q 3ab,su
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-02-23


Our efficient Mayor will have to hurry
up or be out.done 10 the way Of Gnances.
The London Times Of last week sayG "i'he
evil doers Of Washington, Fayette county,
paid into the Town Treasury over $50 last
month, 90 says the Herald but London
can beat that in single day--last Sale
day for instance"
We find the following significant item
in the London Times Of last week.
NV Leach, Of the 'Bostwick House, ster-
ling, says he believes Sewing Machine
agents and Dog Fennel will take the coun-
Try YET Jesse"
A house belonging 10 Hr Richard will,
Of Midway, was burned last week on
Wednesday Morning, valued at $500 and
no Insurance. Also oil the furniture be-
longing to the family occupying tbehou
who were absent at the time, was burned
We find the following in the CiroIeyille
Union Of last week; "Last Friday night
the wife Of David Hendrickson. and bis
daughter, living on scioto Street, this city,
come very near being burned to death by
the explosion Of an oil lamp. The partie-
ulars. as far as we have learned are about
as follows: The daughter picked up the
lamp to go to anotherroom, when the nlothe:
discovered the oil in the lamp to be boil.
ing. and Immediately took it from her. By
this time the heated oil had made the lamp
30 hot that she could not hold 1t, and she
dropped it, spilIng the oil on the floor
and on their clothes. In q moment all was
on fire; the flames reaching to the height
of six or eight feet and would no doubt
have terminated in the death of one or
both, but for the timely assistance Of Ia
dy neighbor who happened to be present,
and had presence of mind to assist in
quenching the fire before any serious dam
age had been done.
The Delaware Gazette says; "0ur
neighbors in Knox county have just had
an exciting and we should say successful
rat hunt. Two parties were organized,
each under captain, and a contest was
made. One party, under Captain Boyd,
killed 7 7,673; the other party, under Capt.
Darling, succeeded in capturing 7,l4O -
Darling's men of course lost and furnished
an Oyster supper"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-02-23
New Holland News.

~O..4o.I.. ....o4;.o. "a A. NJ Il ct,.aL
.onsn,ono;n. catnnJe,, s,vt a. 0 o,al,ol,
n n pL;l;. p..;,;, p1,.. Iii
IL. =, 49,. a.o,.;.r
-, -.
N' -
'u'e1 =" ,"' le'oy ';mt 80 o,: :Ss St. - pssa
Sahoo1 . Tho 1ootrre vos very inte,e,t-
;roond tbo loroe oudience much enter
to;nsd and ins,ruc.ed
,, e.,
ne i'eu i'',' saw" ~ W.
u"Ss s'"'e-oo''"p'eu ~ 90
oou'u nv ''""u '"' ''' -,
lhe>buildihg ana Aonn 'As'0''"'''" -
''e' :, - ,'.'4.'.... or ia .tool. .a1;.;
uOU'e' W =" 49,, = c.u .,4.n1n...i :
U'"e 'g'"N''' ~
'''''fN'
JOB Hosklns' proprietor OF 'he nus
kins House" !" will, on next Saturday eve
ning' give iree supper TO any ana al
persons VINO VIII staVe upon tnelr w'ru
and honor, that they were engaged IN
ringing his new bell, few nights since
Reporters of the Press will expect "com
plimentames" on this occasion, as suita-
ble appreciation of their services in giving
publicity to the affair."
The person that stole Jobs turkey, is
REQ qaested to return it in good condition,
by Friday morning; when no ques
tions will he asked, or admonitions given.
Now some one has rare chance TO relieve
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-02-23
MESSAGE FROM THE PmEsI.
DENT.
WAsnlNGTox, Feb. I5

" AahlNHAbNj icD' ~
70 the Senate and House Vi Representative s.
have this LAY transmitted to
the Senate the announcement that
tic Senate bill No. 2lS, an act pre-
scfibing an oath Of olIige to be ta-
ken byS persons who participate d
IN the late rebellion, wlib are not
disqualified from holding Office by
the l4th amendment Of the COnsti.
tution OF The United States, has
become a law in the manner PFC
scribcd in the Constitution, With.
out Il e signature Of the PresideAt.
If this were a bill for the repeal Of
the test oath required Of the per.
sons elected or appointed to Of.
fees of trust and honor, it would
meet my approval. The elect Of
the law, however, is to relieve from
taking the prescribed oath only
those persons whom it was intend.
ed to exclude from such Offices and
to require il from others. By this
law a soldier who fought and bled
for his country is to swear to his
loyalty before assuming official
functions. whilst the general who
commanded hosts for the over.
throw Of his government is admit
ted to place without it. / cannot
allix my name to a law which dis.
criminotes against the upholder Of
the government. / believe, how
ever, that it ij not a wise policy TO
keep from Office by oath those who
are not disqualified by the Consti-
tuition, and who are the choice OF
the legal voters. But whilst re-
lieving them from an oath which
they cannot take, recommend the
release of those to whom the oath
has no application.
US. GRANT.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-02-23
scnooL TAx or rAYErTn 20.
wAsnnoroN. Feb 22 1911.

" NnhiNNA"Ni ~" N~f A"fNs
TO The Frccaolders Of Fayre County,
GENrLEMENi-A careful examination Of
the tax duplicate for 1870, will show some
items of considerable interest to you, as
the taxpayers of our County.
BY the courtesy Of our oblging Audi
tor, am enabled to call your attention to
the folloWing particulars taken from his
books:
To meet the expense Of our schools, the
several Township Boards of Education
levied on the County The sum Of Sll ,745..
04 In addition to this sum, the State Of
Ohio levied on the County, in the same
year, the sum of Sl4,sG544. These sums
taken together, make a grand total Of $685..
$40 4s. This heavy tax is levied by
your res pective Boards of Education, in
crfeet good filth, and with the best in,
tentions, and, moreover, we are informed
that you pay YOUR school tax most cheer
fully.
There is but one class of men and wo
men to whom the greater proportion VI this
money IS distributed. Now, in light Of
this vast expense, it becomes a matter Of
large interest to you, as the parties who
furnish this money, to know that the
teachers of Fayette County are worth
500, 900 year to your County
We are not able to affirm that the teach
ers of these eighty.seven public schools
are all of them doing what they can for
their own personal improvement and CON
sequent greater usefulness to youi but we
do believe that there are many noble mind
ed men and women in the ranks of our
profession, who teach with untiring ener-
gy and genuine enthusiasm. We are per-
sonally acquainted with number who
thus teach, and gladly profit by every
means Of self-improvement. All of this
class we expect to welcome to our Teach
ers Association, Feb. 25th. But among so
many teachers, there are few, who,
we believe, will neglect this association,
as they have the others. We write this
article to you, then, in hopes that you will
make it your business to ascertain if your
teacher is alive in this matter. II you find
him drowsy on the subject, word or two
from you may awake him to his duty.
See to it, if you please, that way is
provided for him to meet with us on the
25th of February. The exercises will un.
douhted!y be entertaining to all who come
The Association will organize promptly
at $3.50 Am, and continue all day. in the
discussion of practical topics lectures,
essays and practical methods of everyday
teaching, Yours Respectfully,
A. TEACHER.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-02-23
CINCINNATI MARKET.

UINUINNATT. W
BEEF CATTLE The demand has been
ss,active during the week, AMI, with a III !.
erul supply. the market has been heavy. and
closes with many left Wnsold. Prices have not
changed much buu most OF the sales are made
at the inside figures. Wequote extra shipping
cattle at sG96 25 prime butchers stock at s.
as so; medium at S4g4 50 and inferior at SO
ca 81 per Genital, live weight.
SHEEP The demand is in excess of the
supply and prices advanced 25 closing at
So 1906 50 per GENITAL for common to prime,
live weight,
HOGS.-The receipts have been short Of the
demand snd all sell readily at 81 2ag6 u
gross for light to heavy averages, and stillers
at S7,91 so.
MULES. There is full supply and faii
demand Five car loads sold ut 500 9l75. pei
ncdd. for redum to extra.