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The New York herald., 1872-12-10
The resolution was adopted.
THE ERIE RAILROAD.
Assistant Alderman GELS moved -
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

meeting OF the Board OF Supervisors was held
Immediately after the adjournment OF the Board OF
Aldermen. The following business was trans
acted
THE COURT HOUSE AWNINGS.
Supervisor CoSovER moved
That the Committee on County Offices be and they are
remove and store away for further the awnings now
upon the windows oil the various courts AMI county
offices.
The resolution was adopted.
ELECTION EXPENSES.
The following persons were ordered to be paid
by the Comptroller the sum of 500 each for SER
vices rendered by the Board of Ca nvassers James
Assistant Clerk; James McGowan, Sergeant-at.
Arms; Edward Madden, Assistant Sergeant-at-
Arms; George Kleinners, Assistant Sergeant-at-
Arms; Timothy g. Sullivan, Assistant Sergeant
at-Arms; James G. King, Assistant Sergeant-at-
Arms; Henry A. Gumbleton Assistant Secretary;
Edmund NJ. Plum, Thoma f. Gilroy Henry Obere,
d. l.. Holmes, Clerks: John N. Outwater Account.
ant
FURNITURE IN THE SUPREME COURT.
Supervisor CoNOvER moved
hereby are authorized to take charge OF the desks and
chairs now In tho chamber formerly occupied this
Board ana store tie same in sui able place until
time as they may be needed and supply in their
tables and chairs more suitable purposes
The resolution was carried.
THE PORTRAIT OF TWEED
supervisor VAN SCHAICK moved
That the portrait oil William N. Tweed now IN the Su.
dsposei OF as the party TO whom belongs may direct
The resolution was carried unanimously, with
the exception OF the vote or Supervisor Conan.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
The following newspapers were ordered to be
paid for advertising the election districts, names
of f,por raefn ha n1nl tsx,,,
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-04-05

Nv v that staunch Republi-
: ne m Marksville Register,
e Dunn Leader /:
s sss addition to the Custom
s, Of the State is the
~ published at st. Fran
st Sy Whom We know not,
I saaaa'ng a careful search
w 70 discover the name Of
= = some future edition we
hs " ascertain this fact, for
tps u us is a wretclled
~. 'ae g art preservative,
= 'es portion OF its contents
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-04-05
81 'fh.Ji-i 't-+
0n'y So For 81. In va,ac:
Or, far :S:.Nls, sss.s1 Il. va.ne.
Or, fox $500, $3.50 in ya!.e:..

The heanti!t,i a''h artistic tivNno, isn't Sl,-
.t'it% MshiN lnHA",S, mounted ana vanished,
MIG. iiNi ta1trr tt q .S;;,ets, t.i.! j! price =
Will d" scat ny ''a s.r',rcip o.e mp. rast-lr.c AS
uis,iMll.m 20 GER NJ yearly subscriber DEN.
ORh';> MONTHLY acknowledged t|,e ,lrsi bean.
Etat an, uaoini Pallpr tl"Ha2nc III Autrr,l--
ish size !'fetts ~ : s.an!ti'e. Chrome and
spet,'tti tarinr Picture, aud v..,aae work OF sl
worth more thal double TIE ro:t uf s,inscrintioH
and together with DiMohEs1"S MuN!Hl.1 at.
ior.ls an Opportunity for the inyeat'a~t Of ~ ,sl,
She Pretty.' tnr II ;s.,iiau;,t, iils.N t:i,'s
Wnoi'lss, aiterjetome Thompson, ~" Jax3s, prize
Tf5 vii he srit poSt,!ree o! imt., tiron,cs .it.
iliawa,ha's Wooiug" is equally $ !en,;i. WIS,
o.. art. II large and heartfu! Chrome. aud w.rl
brothers and Lovers, do fail 10 subscribe fo..
nEMOREST's MAG AZlNr., stii present II wii,. :.
h"nn'i Chro'a". 1t viii nn.r eN IS spar 70 v I'm
delight am! sa.isincticu and prove y iroutitsv it-
1nindcr of Snnr guoI taste and kil.l feeling All
I,ess ". JENNINGS DISHONEST, $50 Drsn,dwav
New iofi. topics of the latest Plumbers of me.
MaHaGtnt 20 EcMts taGl.. ;,usl.lrue.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-04-05
Bayoa SaTa Embellishments

8ayau sun Adrertisfnlents.
I u. CONN, Agent.
FANGo1- c STAPLE GEOCEEIES,
VIM. AID LIQUORS.
Front Street, Bayou Sara. La.
Keeps on nn' ut all times well appointed stock
ia tlie HioEc line, consisting i'll part"s
CANNED FISH,
CANNED FRUIT,
Pea,Lsa EsrT,
Pics FEET,
MUSTARD.
YEAST POWDERS,
GREEN & ti.K. TEt,
SALMON {. Lp';SrGTS,
SARDEEEs& OYSTERS,
V.nMtCf,j...t& NACAHOET,
PRESERVES x .,I.-.-uSs,
ie:.@s<s y NUi's,
olAS, ~: -.
CatsdGp sitGAR,
s3tGtr-PlalA1s 4 CANDIES,
!liIfEI, A CH1is,,.
SODA \ CREAM CRACKERS,
PICKNtCK CRACKERS,
SUIa'RISf CANDIES,
MISSES 4 D..l.l) riGa.
Particular ~ ;entini, }.ad 10 goods received for
stvinr.. M. i,li'ht. 'er, t,lvaareS on c0siGij.
melt,. ana paws hughes! market price 10: Cotton
and III home rtu,u.H.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-04-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 Il persons knowing themselves Indebted 10 the
h'dersiSi"H. are mos, Respectfully rp,itrstyd
ca Il, ii. her NJ their paevs ut business ami 10
trir Respective accounts. All cai1ns remaining
unsettled y: I'll" hrst day NJ Mar /, 1872, Will ht,
collection.
". nope our patrons will CONS. forward and set.
tie without further DELAY.
LEVY K ADLER, Bayou Sara La
jaitf-dt. a. LEVY 4 co, Jot ksuii La.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-04-05

st. &.--Tille advertisements.
~.~1~-~1>.>.~~~->@>@
JAKE MITCHELL,
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS.
Ferdinand Street, st. Tra,cisrille Lu.
Having lately made additions 10 my extensive
stock of family and
FANCY s. STAPLE DRY GOODS
SUCH As ..
Ladies' Dress and Trimming Goods. Gents and
Boy's Furnishing Goods, Ladies'. Misses and
Infants Shoes, icnts' and BOYS Dress Boots
aud Shoes Brogars, Ns,ssets Wooden
and G0ttou1 Goods. English, French
and American Prints, ,;apunese
French and English Silks AMI
Cluti's. Iaces and Flu
ia broideries, Pocket
and Table Cutie
~, Pins and
Needles.
Also
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Nv stock having facu purchased for cash and
selling for cash exclusively, am satisfied, that
can hole! ont great Inducements to the trading pub
lie. NV stock consist in part of
-Four, Sugar, Coffee. Teas, HAMS Shoulders, Pork,
Lard, Butter, Cheese, Candies, Coal Oil, Whisky
Brandy, Ma"ker.l. Herrines, Cod Fish, Mac.
aronY, Verncclla, Canned Fish, Can,
ned Fruit Potatoes. Onions, Picked
. Eert. GEn Powder, Drop Shot,
C'ockery. Wood and Willow.
ware. smoking and chew
ing Tobacco Cigars,
Pipes also sport>
ing Materials
and Goods
PLANTATION SUPPLIES
of I'll descriptions.
- all OF which will he disposed of Mt slight
advance only above their original cost. Askinga
share If patronage from tho public, I promise
satisfaction.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-04-05

1ncifer, Chief Pot-slewer Of
!. Bnzzard, furnishes $. the infor-
hill :" Jimmy" he of the
Ess.ociation, is responsible for,
o II get up of the last Leader.
nj in the extreme, Jeems.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-04-05

latch dated New York, March
l that Gov. Warmoth was to
Il city for New Orleans, on
nit, He denies enlphatically
made or sought to make any
,;se with President Grant.
writing the above wo learn
C}oyernor arrived in New Or
Wednesday night last. ..
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-04-05
NOTICE..
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West Felicinnas
Parish Court--NO. 454s
John mcguire as George MUls.

ny v;,tue ofcDd to satisfy a writ Of i. .ta issued
d in the above styled suit, from said ilcnoraoes
court and to me directed, | have se,8ed. anu WI
offer for sale i'll front Of the Courthouse Ill st'
Francisville, on
Saturday, tho 9th day Of April, A. D.'
1872 at the hour of IL o'clock A. NJ. OF said day, the
following mentioned and described properly
tO-wit: ro,,
One frame house, situated in the town OF baSon
Sara on lot plumber l54, in square number H. anu
now occupied by Doctor Whitman Wilcox as an
Office.
Terms OF sale-Cash, with the benefit Of ap'
FELIX v. LEAKE,
mh22-75 Sheriff.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-04-05
eARIsH DIRECTORY.
NEWS.
bolice Jury of West Feliciana
4 Monday next.

nav number OF Petersom's Mag
d been received.
,svere indisposition Of the odi-
ACCOUNT for the lack OF edito-
Ter in to-day's ISSUE
1mcifer, Chief Pot-slewer Of
] Rnzzard, furnishes the infor-
|that :" Jimmy" he of the
Ess.ociation, is responsible for.
o.ial get up Of the last Leader.
M in the extreme, Jeems.
,atch dated New York, March
1 that Gov. Warmoth was to
It city for New Orleans, On
nit, He denies enlphatically
made or sought to make any
pise with President Grant.
writing the above We learn
Governor arrived in New Or
Wednesday night last.
10 mon our table, O commu-
sipned j. W. s. which states
1stice to MI. j. S. Dula, the
teacher Of the Union Public.
Or his services as teacher du-
absence of his assistant, from
5th to April LIST, he should re-
extra remuneration. His
nmbers 116 pupils, which is
more then enough to tax his
democracy Of East Tcliciano
in Mass Meeting ON the 2.3d
came to the conclusion that
be injurious to the demo
bake nominations for either
National Offices.
lowing resolutions was adopt
we deem any action at this
the part Of tho Democratic
This State, in relation to Fed
Btate policy, Az ineSpeaiont
litic, but that its cause should
y to be determined by future
That the adoption o! " plat
(rinciples, aud the ncn.'na-
Indicates for State offices for
|mber election. At this tame
injurious to the best intcres!
ate, and We will take 40 ,,:.ree
6 such platform, orsnaking
nations.
RospLcTs. We take the fol-
rom the ibervilie Aers OF
ersons with whom we have
in relation 70 the prospects
gar crop, concur in stating
seed cane has been seriously
Y the untowarl weather cf
days Of winter, and a lisas-
ort crop will be the probable
fvithstauding the increased
Pvoted to, the cultivation Of
Rrlne staple. We have hear,!
two planters who have been
nate that one acre of seed
hardly suffice to plant an
cultivation. Our plauter,
Ne OF sanguine dispositions,
bear up brayoiy under AZ
umstances. Surely thcir
perseverance should be re-
o propitiouS season a,,l:i {.
harvest. for il to burden
sad a scarcity Of money
is added q short crop, q
ga 4, almost ilretrievable mis-
y tall upon Them"
~ from the 9Th Congress.
met OF Louisiana, introduce
Inc House, on the LIST inst,
sed under q suspension of
f0r the relief from political
Of the following named
inc !ao. Young, Benz. f. Cole
Mborne !; Sam'l. S. Bow
'a1oula D. 9. Morgan, of
=; a: Dowden, ". 3.
: ~ y. Fillman, A. Harris,
Everett, of Caldwell +; Z.
= : Lewis, A. T. Osborne,
-: W. Futch, Joseph II.
g - on +. W. Richard
III y =; MORRISON, of Ouachi-
" !: ;, Richland +; Chiches-
&uA 6f Natal.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-04-05

FOR SALE.-15O,0OOA No. ] Heart Shin
dies vi ak dollars per thousand. Apply to
LFvl & ADJ ER,
Foot Of the hill, Bayou sara, la.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-04-05

FOu LooY &C.,
DEALHRs IN
GROCERIES, TEAS
And NIL kinds Of Chinese Goods.
OS................C ha7tres Street.
Nsn Orleans. 1.ouisina".
B.'n'EHL.
WHOLESALE DEALER
Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c.
31".............O Old Les"e Street.. A.........Dl
Between Cont and st. Louis Street,
Ne,c Orleans, In.
I e. L. NJ. HEI.LNAN.
Importers Of
WINES. 13RANDIES, AND GINS
Rec,iiicrs oi yyliis!4cy,
No. l11 Pine .s..ras,
Between Main and Second,
st. Louis, Mo.
Manufacturers Of iisi,mans Congress and Star BIZ.
tsrs.
-----.------
TT HAi.LER,
DEALRR1I
COOKING CHEATING STOVES
0fthe most improved pnt;erns.
House furnishing goods Of eve,y description.
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKER,
Steamboat, Steamship and Metallic Roofing work
executed ut short notice.
S4....... Camp Street.
And 1875 Tchoupitoulas Street,
New Orleans, IT,
All orders attcndcdltO promptly,
AGeat .'or HIasiaces tom5isa.ior, Patant Crate.
ID. N'HR'
DvAERIN
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
l19............. Grarcr Street.
4Star Or'ftns, Louisiana.
Music.
For Concerts, Balls, parades and Soirca
BIZ THE
SILVER CoESnT BAND
Oh
CHARLES JAEGER,
ea" be obtained BY apntyiay at
9.l2 tCas.omhotl.c street.
Eayaurn,c71ts ,tde jnr TIE Co7,utru
LEHMAN BROS. LEHMAN, DURR & co.
,33Pearl St., NY. Montgomery Ala.
! EEii.tN, NEIvGAsS.tE CO.,
COTTON FACT0RsA
General Commission Merchants
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
E. s II. LEHMAN, HENRy ABRAHAM,
T. SawGAss.
=. >cS~'
5'sut:;co, Engineer nsA 1!,@A.atst.
HAVING. BEEN TOR TEE I.AsT TWELVE YEARS
led v it, Sic Machine Establishment Of
.;un,cs,Tot,d, Cincinnati, u.
Is prypoava to tusp o,gr on most reasonable terms
,ur al: h.is q,
Plantations. yIill & Wao! Working Marty
Consisting IN par! Of
Stationary aud Portable steam Engines and Buffers
iron aud wood Frame Circular Mills,
with improved connected head block
Eagle Cotton Gins, Ingersol
Cotton Presses, etc.
NOISES IMPROVED WOoDwonTE nI.A MING
MACHINES,
Portable Corn & Wlcnt Mills Cloth Iron and
Wood y Complete sets OF Floor Niii
Machinery.
N0vsc.s Improved Portable Egersc Power,
Noyse's Bnlicls Cotton Press, 10 WORK.
by hand, steam or Horse Power.
NEWELL. COTTON SCREWS, sHAFTING. Pull
LEYs, SAWS, GAss PIPES, BRASS WORKS,
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-04-05
r. GREEN DAVIS,
DENTAL 81 RG 70 "

Offers his services to the citizens Of East and
West Feli,irn, and adjoining parishes.
Orders left at the Drug St0rtepf Dr.. Frank Num-
ford W i'll be promptly attended to.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-04-05

of I'll descriptions.
- all OF which will he disposed of Mt slight
advance only above their original cost. Askinga
si'nrn IF patronage from tho public, I promise
satisfaction.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-11-07
Car Robbery at BI4nchester.

W learn from the Cincinnati Com
mercial, of the 29th inst, that there
have been in the last two-ar three
months, quite a number of roberies
of freight ca rs that were side tracked
there On the night of the Doth OF
Septe mber, the seals we're broken from
three cars Two of them happened to.
contain lumber, which OF course, was
not disturbed. The third car contain
ed groceries, dry goods q burning
fluid in barrels, fruits, &e. saa The
thieves helped themselves to what they
wanted in this car and then fred it.
accidentally it seems-aad it was con-
sumed. q But for the exertions of citi
zens, other ears would have been de-
stroyed. AS. it was. the loss tou the
railroad company was about six thou
sand dollars This affair led the com.
pany to make diligent5 search Tor the
thieves, and Larry Hazen, the detec-
tiveiin the employ Of the express com
panies in. this city. was procured to
work dIp the case. q: gee ...~f asa al5E
Mr.. Hazen devoted q couple laof
weeks to the investigation and to the
work of arresting the guilty parties.-
H discovered that Frank Castro, night
telegraph operator at the Blan chester
s tation, Daniel Johnson, his pupil,
Henry Thomas, also an operator, and
James Clawson, a clerk in II store at
that place, were the parties most like
lily to have been engagedeinl the rascal
| ity. The second day after. Hazen
r cached Manchester, these young men
| all under age-split mp, Castro GO
ing Off as clog dancer with a circus,
and Johnson going out on a farm, to
work for his uncle. The Others Ie-
manned in town. MIR. Hazen. arrested
! ] Johnson at the residence of bis uncle
/ and brC ught himat to this city. where he
| weakened and7told aboutsall he knew.
/ The officer them arrested Castro at
| Somerset, and ClawsoD at BlaHehester.
/ He took all to w ilmin gton, ,awhere, af-
/ ter each had confessed, they waived an
/ examination and were held for ofnal
1 trial next month. as ssT <ass0 -as ..zs
1 The only point unsettled was as to
/ thezcaase Of the fire THAT destroyed the
i car The young men confessed to
/ their guilt in the matterc of breaking
4 open the cars and pilfering. but there
was q contradiction between Castro
4 and J ohnson as to which had dropped
1 the match I accidentally that had
I fired the burning fluid which had seep-
ed outaon the car floor gsn .ze.zszA FL
4 As the braeking open of.freigl1t an6
express cars has grown quite common
2 on ali railroads, we will state as
4 warning to apprentices in that line o
4 rascality in. this city, that to hreaE
8 open a car at, night is ''flat burglary,
Z punishable by, from one year t., tel
4 years in the penitentiary and in daJ
d time it is an. offence punishable witt
q thirty days Imprisonment and a fine
I Of two hundred and fifty dollars.
These young men are held on th'
charge of burglary.
n we understand that several partie
. in Manchester are suspected of having
;. -eeeiyed goods stolen by these youn:
/ H4SAA' ..-.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-11-07
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

DlHEsundersi gned, as Executor of the last will
! and testanlen of W illiiIm Rush, deceased,
Will offer at public sale on Monday, the 9Th day
of December, y. D.71S72 at one o'clock p NJ. on
the premises the farm of the deceased, situate
in Union and Perry townships in Fayette coun-
ty on the Hillsboro road, four miles South of
Washington, and described as follows:
Beginning at stone in the line of VIM Sni-
der; thence running .soHth2 degwest SIS poles and
links to a stone, corner to John Orr; thence
south GA deg west 25 poles and links to a Syca-
more stump, on the east side of Sugar creek :;
thence south &c deg east 80 poles and links to a
stone in the east edge of Sugar creek; thence
south deg west 81 poles and nine links to su-
gar tree aud sycamore corner to John Orr; thence
north SS deg west 81 poles to a burroak; thence
north 1a deg east "a poles to stone corner of an
acre lot sold to John King; thence north 20 deg
east II 4 poles to a stone; thence north - deg
east ID poles to ens, called for at Sugar Greek
thence up said creek south 10 deg west II poles
to stake; thence north $50 deg east 50 poles to
the beginning. containing 103 acres and % poles.
All that portion OF said farm lying east of said
HillSborO road will be first offered and if not solI
for enough to pay the debts of said deceased.
then all that part lying west of said road, or so
much as may be necessary to pay said debts. will
be sold. -5E#ttEz
Terms will be made known on the day of sale.
WILLIAM A. KING
as Executor of the last will and testament of VIM
Rush, deceased. --.-
Novem Der Tth 1872. 5f*4W
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-11-07

rNHIN 4f..as.L.E .stfrgrfF
The following dispatch CO ntaining
surumaryL Of election returns up to
Yesterday morning, was. received from
CO T. Williams, w u Telegraph
Superintendent yesterday: -r r5-t.
CiNeINSATI,, o =, Nov. 6th.--Tbe fol,
lowing is d summary of yesterdays.
election as far as heard9 from at this
time: 400 orr s@as-aa 1a 80
Grant's majority in. Alabama, TO-,
COO; Connecticut, 8, 600; Delaware, l 81
5000 1000; Illinois, $4,000; Indiana;
10000 I6was 40, ,000Ito 10000; Kans
sas, Z5 600 to 300O03 Maine, p, 600;
Massachusetts, 65, 600; Michigan, prob
ably $4,000 Minnesota, 10000 Ne
braska, 10, 000 New Jersey, 6, 900 to
10,000.y New 3 y oflS,l 10000 ;1s North
Cafdiinh 5000 to e,o005 Ohio, $4,000
to. 10000 Pen nsylvania9 Republicans
claim 100000 Democrats eoneede co..
O00 to70 900; " efmoait, 80, 600 Wis
consin, 20,90Q. 1eaf 90 'f8lQ uso 3sni .
5Greeley maf6FitlesLG eorgiag 3d.
O06, Marydatid,h 5 GOO. 4set6Ths from
other States are. too ih1eagerS to- indi-
cate result. oi The Cofhmereial this
m6rnihg gives result Electoral college
-Gfant 282, Greeley conceding
to Grant. all States bat g. EFie Ga
zette,. 277 electoral votes for Grant
giving Greeley 81 switHTVirginia,9 w est
Virginia, Kentucky, Florida, Missouri
and Nevada &s do6btfal, and such
meager returns as to he unable to give
accurate indications Of result "a Ot
these ft claims as probable for Grant,
West Virginia and Nevbaa' 8ivotesA
nakihg Grants electoral vote o285, to
Greeley 5 Florida and KentaeRy's 6
votes making GreeleY's electoral
vote '55, WITH Missou.i,S 5 votes; and
Virginia IL, still doubtful! Grant,
md5ority at least pa. bas7aoa1 na3
'Saa5 1tiea ,oia a.. T. sWnL1AMs! ni
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-11-07

The great political battle has
been fought and the victory won by
the Republicans, and Grant is elected
president for four years IN ore. Now,
our disappointed Democratic and
Liberal Republican friends, we appeal
to you, ''be lye recopciled," We
are in favor of eoneiliation, reconcilia-
tion, and peace and quiet throughout
the Nation. 1t is time for you to lay
down your arms of rebellion aud "be
ye reconciled."
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-11-07
Two Farms!
NOV. 10th. 1872.

T WILL sell at public sale to the highest bid
Farms Of iO8 acres each 2 i-2 miles South OF
Charleston, Clark County, Ohio. The lands adj
join the Pierce farm and are improved. under
and. .supface drained. Tenement house, orchard
ana we'll on each place. The land is all bottom
with good timber. The farms are within half
mile Of School House ana Blacksmith Shop, euch
farm running to the public road, and being only
halt mile from the turnpike.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- third down; balance
in one and two years with eight per cent on de-
ferrcd payments. DIR. s, CURIlCE.
j BRIpGEMAN AuotIoneeF. b1
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-11-07
@E
THE ..a.-
SINGER
Sewing Machine +!
Sewing Machine Sales for 1871.

Occasionally a whole covey or flock of facts
springs suddenly to theview of the public and
draws universal attention AS very few sports
men ever enjoy the good fortune to fetch down a
whole flock at Shot, it rarely falls to the lot of
any business marksman to bring to the ground
SO great a swarm of ''gamey'' realities But occa-
slonaliy there is a business establishment which
uses long grange gun that both spreads and con
centrates in discharge The Singer Manufac-
calibres. To the point of illustration: The bird
in this case is the Singer Sewing Machine; whole
in a word fftytwo thousand more than Was ba g.
Sed by any other company If therefore, the
number of sales be any Criterion of the merits of
the different machines, it cannot be denied that
the Singer. owing TO the popularity of what is
known as their NEW FAMILY machine, far sur
passes all others, for the fact is shown by sworn
returns of the companies which returns are m ad G
under the licenses granted them by the owners
of the sewing machine patent-TThe New York
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