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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-02

Ms- SECRETARY AND TREASURER'S
OFFICE, NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM.
PANY, CHARLESTON, s. G., FEBRUARY 2s,
Interest Coupons OF the
Bonds Of this Company, maturing on the first OF
March, 1871, will be paid, upon presentation, at
the Peoples National Bank OF this city.
G. WILLlMAN,
mar1-2 SECRETARY and Treasurer.
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WE LEARN that Governor Orr has written
letter in which it is declared that the pas
sage of the infamous Greenville Bill will ruin
the credit of the State aud impose an addi-
tional burden OF taxes which will be unen-
durable. Governor Orr says that he hopes
for its defeat for the sake of the country ana
of lie Reun6lical DaTtn.
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Guecial n otlces.

ns-CITIzENs' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW wYORK-OHAHLESTON S. C., AGENCY,
MARCH l. 1s7l.-This Company having declared
q Scrip Dividend OF FIFTS PER CENT. on the
earned premiums OF participation policies for
the past year, holders Of such can obtain their
scrip by calling at the office OF the Agent, No. 1os
East Bay, next to Courier 0fflce.
mario A. L. TOBIAS. Agent.
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A RADICAL contemporary says that three
thousand dollars was the price offered on
Tuesday for votes in the Senate in favor of
the sGreenville and Columbia Railroad Bill.
And the senator who dodges the question
by going home before the vote is taken, is as
guilty, morally, as the senator who accepts
bribe.
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ns- NOTICE.-OFFICE SAVANNA

@ NOTICE.-OFFICE SAVANNAH
AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, S. C.-The Coupons on the Bonds
OF the Savannah and Charleston Railroad Com.
pany, for Funded Interest, which mature March
lst 1871, will be paid on presentation at the Bank
ing House OF II II. KlMPToN, Financial Agent
State of South Carolina, No. 0 Nassau street, New
York. or at the First National Bank OF Charleston,
at the opsiDn OF holders. S. ". FISHER,
fcb2s-tuthS5 Treasurer.
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To HARRIET L. Sewers, Admiuistrtrlx: Take
notice that the summons in this action, OF which
the foregoing is q copy, was filed In the ONCE OF
the Clerk Of the COURT OF Common Pleas fSr the
County Of Darlington, and State OF South Carolina,
at Darlington Courthouse, on the 3lst day OF Jan.
uary, 1871. Mc!VER BOYD,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Darlington Courthouse, February s, 1871.
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funeral Notlres.

ns- TEE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintances OF Mr.. PETER D. LINCOLN ana
family are Invited to attend his Funera! serVic IS
at Mount oeasant-the Episcopal ChHrch'-iils
MORNING, at II O'Clock. MARI
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g MEDICAL NOTICE. PATIENTS
suffering from Diseases pe' tanning to the GESiTo
URINARY ORGANS. will receive the latest scien:
tlac treatment by placing themselves under the
care OF DR.. T. REENsTJERNA, ONCE No. IA Hasel
street. three doors nom the Postoflce.
sep2Q-tuth1yr
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mar1-2

~NOTICE.-OFFICE SAVANNAH
AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, S. C.-The Coupons for Interest on
the Bonds of the Charleston and Savannah Rail.
road Company, guaranteed by the State of South
Carolina. which mature March LIST, 1871. will ha
pald on presentation at the First National Bank
of Charleston. S. W. FISHER,
fnh,stuths5 Treasurer.
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B CONSIGNEES PER MERCHANTS
Line Schooner n. ". SMITH, from New York,
will send for Goods to Adger's North Wharf, or
pay Storage. Claims must be made known to
the Clerk on Wharf. WILLIAM ROACH i CO.,
mari Agents.
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1t appears that the vote Of MIR. shanklin,
in the first instance, was improperly record
ed, ana the error was not discovered until
the journal was read on the following morn
ing. The corrected journal shows that MIR.
Shanklin Ito his honor be it said!) voted
against the Greenville Bill call the way
rsthrouuh y
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Tne Vote Oh the ereenvills 1nfamy.

We print with much pleasurethe following
explanatory note from Mr.. J. L. Shanklln,
one of the Reform members OF the House Of
Representatives:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, February 2I.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
see By your mornings. paper that am in
cluded In the .'tRoll of Infauy'' as having ve-
ted for the Gceenvile and Columbia Railroad
swindle. By reference to the Journal you will
find that voted throughout against the BILL
Very respectfully,
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suetIal Notlres.
m $1,000 REWARD IssoFFERED

@ $1,000 REWARD 1s.oFFERED BY
the proprietor Of Dr.. PIERoE's ALT. EXT, or
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY, Tor medicine
that will equal it in the cure OF all those diseases
for which 1t is recommended among which are
severe, acute or lingering Coughs Consumption
in Its early stages. Bronchitis, Liver Complaint,
or Bitousness, Constipation OF the Bowels, scrof.
ulous diseases and Skin diseases. as Eruptlons,
Plmples, Blotches ami Boils. tits sold by drug
pists ar2-ths;u3D&o
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w- TO THE CITIZENS OF CHARLES
ToN.-The YOUNG AMERICA STEAM FIRE CON-
PsANY would respectfully represent that their pre-
sent financial condition compels them to make
an appeal to your We-known lloerality and pub
lie spirit.
After i've years. uninterrupted service our appa-
ratus worn and injurd by the faithful duty per-
formed has been sent to the builders for repairs.
The pay from the city, having been greatly re-
duced, Is inadequate to meet our current expenses
aud ray the debt incurred by the company for the
necessary repairs now being made.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
TO call on the citizens for donations:
A. W. LEVIN yicePrestdent,
P. FINN. j. McDoUGAL,
GEO. RELYEA, ]. ROSIS,
]. C. 81 .HER, JAS. QUINN,
N. CAREY, II. KING.
By order OF the Company.
Il. S. BRUINS, President
]. S. WEsTENDoRFF, Secretary.
Icheerfully recommend the appeal Of the above
COMPANY, NJ II. NATHAN,
jan25 Chief Fire Department
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@BRONCHITIS.-THEU USUA

@ BR0NCHITIS.-THEU USUAL
symptoms OF this disease ore Cough, Soreness Of
the Lungs or Throat, Hoarseneaa, Difficulty OF
Breathing, Hectic Fever, Splitting OF Phegm or
Matter and sometimes Blood. 1t Is an indam-
nation OF the fine skin lining the inside ofthe
whole of the Wind Tubes or Air Vessels which run
through every part Of the Lungs. JAYNE'S EA'
PECTORANT Immediately suppresses the Cough,
Pain, Inaammation, Fever and Difficulty OF
Breathing: produces free and easy expectora-
ton, and effects speedy cure. Sold BY all Drug
gtsts, and GOODRICH, WINEMAN CO., Charles
fen & O.. mar2-thStu3
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10 NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK
CHARTERED By THE GOVERNMENT OF THE
UNITED STATEs-DEPosITS OVER s2,25O,ooo
CHARLESTON BRANCH No. IA BROAD STREET
deposits made on or before March Goth will
draw Interest from March 1st.
Interest paid or Compounded March, July and
November.
Deposits OF $50, anu upwards, draws Interest
from date.
Deposits can be Withdrawn, without notice.
during Banking hours from A. NJ, to Q P. NJ.
Open Saturday nights from S to 8. to receive
Deposits only. NATHAN RITTER,
feb2i-aI Cashier.
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90 Rent.
Bp1r6ing.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PR L
~ VATE BOARD is to be lad here at moderate
c. n HUBERT, No. II Eas. Bay, or 70 MI. +. i.
HUGHES, First National Bank, Charleston.
janSQ-mthlmo
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CHIcoRA CoRNET BAND FESTIVAL
LOVERS OF MUSIC AND ADJUSTMENTS, THIS
SURELY IS A TREAT.

The CHICoRA CoRNET BAND will give a
GRAND FESTIVAL, beginning on next MONDAY
EVENING, 27th instant, at Military Hall, for I'VE
successive nights or more, under the particular
supervision OF the following committee, viz:
]. P. HOWARD, Chairman, FRED. o. MARSHALL,
JAS NJ HOLLOWAY, WIN. H. LOGAN,
SIDNEY c. EcKHARD, EwD. FORMS.
JNo. L. FOWLER.
The Committee, in behalf Of the Band, will spare
no pains to see that all arrangements shall be
conducted with perfect decorum and respect to
all. They will be assisted by the very gentlemanly
and courteous Floor Managers:
P. ". LEWIS, SAHL. E. GA1LL1ARD,
VIM TREsCoTT, E. O. TUCKER.
ADMISSION, Is cents; Children, 10 cents.
N.B.-Tckets can be had from either OF the
Committee, at the following prices for 81,
or Is cents for single ticket.
Doors open precisely att P. N. and close at II
o'clock at night. One hour for DANCING each
evening. 1eoZ2-wsz-o
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Meair,as.

DYTHAGoREA N1oDGEsENo. 81 A, F.
j. MA Regular Communication Of the above
Lodge will be held at Masonic Hall, THIslThnrs.
day J EVENING, at O'Clock. Members arerequest.
the Arrear List will receive third reading, and
the rule applicable thereto rigidly enforced Can
didates for the N. II. Degree will be punotuaL
By order OF the W. NJ.
MARI r. STEWART, Secretary.
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@- FOR MOTH TCHES,'
Freckles and Tan, use PERRY'S MOTH AND
FRECKLE LOTION. The only reliable and harm.
less rem :dy known to science for removing
brown dscoloratlons from the Face Prepared
only by DR.. B. q. PERRY, No. 40 Bond street,
New York. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Whole
sale by DOWIE, NOISE & DAVIS, Charleston, S.
G. decls-thstu8mos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-02

@- GETTING MARRIED.--ESSAYS
for Young Men on Social Evils, and the propriety
or improperly Of getting Married, with sanitary
help for those who feel untitled for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia,
Pa. jan25-3nos
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@ BAKERS CITRATE MAGNEsIA.
A splendid preparation. Completely. superseding
the use OF all nauscous purgative Medicines. Sold
by Druggists. JN0. C. BAKER & CO., Phl!adel.
phia.
A full supply on hand BY
DR.. II. BAER,
fehI-tuthsSmos M. ISL Meeting street.
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ms- PIIPLES ON THE FACE.-FOF

~ PMPLES ON THE FACE.-FOR
Comedones, Blackworms or Grubs, Pimply Erup-
tions and blotched designations on the Face. use
PERRY'S COMEDoNE AND PIMPLE REMEDY,
Depot No. 40 Bond street, New York. Sold by
Druggists everywhere Wholesale by DOWIE,
NOISE & DAVIS, Charleston, s. G.
dec15-thstu3mo5
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FOR Sale.

EOR SALE, TWENTY SIX BARRELS OF
II SEED POTATOES, Garnet Chllis, by
LOUIS puNNEMANN, Farm corner King and
Sheppard streets. niar2-2
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In withdrawing from the frm OF CLACIUS u
WITTE, beg to express my thanks for faTors
extended to me In trade, with the request u
transfer the same to my former partner, MI; q.
CLAC1US. A. L. WlliE'
marl.3
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EoR SALE, ONE SECONDHAND
Il BOILER, 80 inches diameter, % feet long,
IN good order, with Front, Crate, Bars, Beams,
&C., complete Apply to fHURSTON 4 HOLMES,
Atlger's North Wharf. nov2l-mth
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NTANTED, AT McLEAN'S, No. 433
w King street, young lady to learn the
business; also lad. Reference required.
mar2-1x
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WANsPPEEdDS a SITUATION sa'J4.d BY :. RE-
house servant or chambermaid. Is willing to
travel with g. family. Can give good recommen-
dations. Apply at No. Ia Meeting street.
mar2-1*
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Hereafter shall carry on the WHOLESALE
GROCERY BUSINESS on my own account, and,
thanking my friends aud patrons for past lavors,
request them aud the public In general, 70 laVor
ne anew with their patronage.
c. CLACIUS,
No. 1870 East Bay.
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Dants.

WTANTED.-A STORE WANTED TO
w RENT in Kiug street. between Market
and George streets. Please address key Box
Postoiflce No. 504.n stating location and price.
mar2.l%
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NEWSPAPERS SALE A QUANTI-
IN TT OF The above. Apply at Board OF Trade
Rooms, No. l9l Meeting street. novl0-thtu
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WTANTED TO HIRE, A YOUNG COL
w ORED GIRL, to do light housework. Ap.
ply In Rutedge street, three doors above Queen.
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E,oR SALE, SEVERAL SEWING MA
Il CHIMES, Of good quality which ore offered
cheap. Call OF No. 81 Queen street, between
Meeting aud Church streets. feol4
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A BOOKKEPPER, WITH EXPERIENCE
n and q fair know.edge OF business, desires
employ n1ent for two of more hours, daily. Apply
at this oflce. feb23-ths4
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pissoIntions Of Gopartnersblp.

nHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing under the drm Of CLACluS d
WIrTE Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Either partner will sign the name Of the hrm In
LIQUIDATION, and will be found OF the old stand,
No 100 East Bay, to receive payment OF their out.
standing de Is, and to close out at private sale.
and at liberal prices, their present Stock OF
Goods, consisting Of Groceries, Liquors and
Wines, among which are some choice old ar
Cices.
Parties indebted to US are urgently solicited 10
make prompt and early settlements Win us, as
otherwise we will have to avail ourselves OF the
unpleasant and expensive necessity to collect our
claims by law, @. CLACiUS
A. F. WITTE.
rastnn c n Merch 1871
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Cost ano founb.

r OST. A SMALL, WORN PoCKETBOoK,
| containing a small sum OF Money, for which
a suitable reward will be given. Apply at this
Office, 1e02S-3T
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r OsT, ON CHURCH, KING, Or ARCH
IL DALE streets, o Black Fur Cane. Areward
VIII be given II left at No. Q Church street..
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WTANTED, A GIRL, IL OR IA YEARS
w old, to walt about house. Apply at this
office. feb24
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W7ANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
w make herself generally useful Apply al
No. 225 Coming street. teb23
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-12
The False Education of Our
Daughters,

The English nobleman who sends
to Paris for his daughters dresses is
reasonably certain that he and his
daughters husband after him, can
continue sending, and that in the
training of his child he is fostering no
habit which cannot be rightly indulged
in. The American knows, if he knows
anything, that the habits of luxury in
which his child is reared unfit her for
the duties of life to which she will in
all likelihood be calIed-that he can
not hope that his family wealth can
long survive him, any more than that
his daughter will love a man to whom
that wealth will be unimportant. Ex-
perience and observation alike tell him
that wealth in this country rarely con-
tinues in n family three generations,
and that at any time he may find him
self a poor man again. Yet he regu.
lates his life and that of his children
as if his wealth and theirs were as
sured forever, and as though the hab-
its of lifetime were to be broken ike
wisps of straw. His daughters are
not fit to marry any but the rich men
they experience SO much difficulty in
finding, and a man of mo 1erate means
is careful to avoid asking them to
change their habits of life. There
are few sadder pictures than the one
we see when some such woman of
braver heart than most of her sex
chooses the portion of a poor mans
love and vainly seeks to adapt her
self to a life of which she has hither-
to known nothing. The habits of her
girlhood bind her like strong fetters,
her ignorance of domestic duties
weighs her to the earth, the loss of So
cial position or the fevered efforts she
makes to support it, wear ont her life
in bitter repinings, until her health
gives way and she dies, leaving her
faults to veX the world in her children,
and her virtues undiscovered save by
her husband, who hides from himself
all else of her memory.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-12
Chinese Feeding. the Dead.

John ChiRaman has some very pc
culiar ideas regarding the state of his
deceased countrymen. Sunday the
| Western House bus and an express
| wagon took a load of the benighted
heathen out to the cemetery to perform
the Ito them) sad and solemn rites of
feeding the dead. Arrived at the
graves of their countrymen, the pros
visions and other things belonging to
the ceremonies were placed beside the
altar, rude, hollow brick structure,
raised about two feet AMI covered
over, all except small hole in the
top. This altar has draught holes in
the ends and sides, and is used to burn
up the ceremonial papers when the
rites have been accomplished The
provisions consisted of a middling-
sized porker. roasted whole, fruit.
Chinese liquor, and some kind of eat
ables. The pig was placed beside the
altar on a large wooden tray, and some
clean straw spread at the foot of the
tray. Some liquor, probably Chinese
brandy, was sprinkled on the straw
A Chinaman then came forward, and
after raising and falling his clasped
hands three times, knelt down on the
straw and bowed his head three tunes
close to the pigs hind feet. Then he
took little cup filled with the liquor,
and spilled portion oft on the straw.
Then another and another went
through the ceremony until all had
participated therein. Joss sticks and
cigaretts were distributed at the grave,
the papers barned on the altar, the
provisions put in the wagons, and the
party returned Formerly the Chin
ese left the provisions at the graves,
but the Indians, who believed that a
live Indian had more need of food
than a dead Chinaman, used to watch
for the day of the ceremony, and de-
YOUR the spoils. 1t is supposed that
several Cinnamon, in consequence of
this loss of food, were unable to reach
the celestial heaven. Now the Chinese
leave the food long enough for the
spirits to get a square meal, and then
bring it away with them Marysville
Cal Appeal.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-12
a CoIored Discourse.

A correspondent of the Kuicker-
booker, who writes from Mansfield
Ohio, sends the following "discourse,'
for the entire authority of which he
vouches without reserve, having taken
it down from the thick lips of the
revered oretor himself:
"My tex, bredren and sisters, will
be found in de fus chapter oh Genesis
an de twenty sebenth verse: And de
Lord make Adam" l tole you how
he make him; he make him out OBJ
clay, and when he get dry he breve
into him de breff of life He put him
in de garden oh Eden, and set him in
de corner oh de lot, and he tole him to
eat all de apples 'cepting dem in de
middle oh de orchard; dem he want
for de winter apples
"BYme by, Adam he be lonesome.
So de Lord make Ebe. tole you how
he make her; he glib Adam lodilum till
he got sound asleep, den he gouge a
rib out OBJ his side an make Ebe: an
he told her to eat all de apples 'cepting
dem in de middle OBJ de orchard; dem
he want for de winter apples.
'Wun day de Lord he go visiting;
de debble he dress himself up in de
skin oh de snake, and he find Ebe and
lie tole her: ''Ebe why for you not
eat de apples in de middle oh de
orchard"
'Ebe says, "Dem de Lords winter
apples" But de debble says, q tole
you for TO eat dem cause dey's de best
apples in de orchard" So Ebe eat de
apple, and guve Adam a bite, and den
be debble, he go away.
"Byme by de Lord he come home,
and he call Adam he lay low, so de
Lord call again. You Adam - Adam
say, ''Hea Lord !" and de Lord say,
"Who stole de winter apples ?" Adam
tole him Don't krow-Ebe he 'spect =
So de Lor' call Ebe; she lay low; de
Lor, call again. "You Eber' Ebe say,
..Hea Lor'r' De Lor' say, ''Who
stole de winter apples ?'' Ebe tole him,
"Don't know-Adam she 'spect." So
de Lor' cotch 'em boff, and tro dem
over de fence. aud tole 'em. ''Go work
! for your libin."
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-12

A farmers wife. in speaking of
the smartness, aptn ess, and intelligence
of her son, lad six years old, to a
lady acquaintance, said, "He can read
ffuently in any part of the Bible, repeat
the whole catechish, and weed onions
as well as his father" "Xes mother,
added the young hopeful, sand yes
terday licked Ned Rawson, throwed
the cat into the we'll. and stole old
HickleY,s gimlet
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-12

The Lord be praised for the noble zeal
and enterprise displayed by the people
in this glorious cause. Be true to
your trust and you shall obtain your
reward.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-12
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

TT N. GRAY, Attorney at Law, Wash
Il ington, o. Ofice over Bank of Fayette.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-12

IT B. MAYNARD, Attorney at kaw,
LIZ Washington, Ohio. once over Robinson
5 Sileott's Dry Goods Store.