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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-09
fSRLATIoN

The fight IN Congress over the pro
posed 'inflatlon,' y or increase OF psPt'
money, is well sustained. The friends
of the measure arc strong and uniteu,
its opponents are equally de,ermined
net 70 yield. That the great shrinkay'
IN the volume Of eur circulating ms
dunn has reduced 1t to y sum tar too
Eiungniisaat 10 carry Oh our ,mineus1
Fcommerae, no one will deny. Nei.'pl
will any veil Informed attentive oU-
server deny that 70 this vsst shrinA-
age Il partly, aye, MAINLY due, tnql
recent panic, which involved for .
time, very seriously, the principal
business OF The couatry, and which y.
one time threatened q calamity, wide
spread aud disastrous, to degree,
much greater Than either panic
panic that had proceeded il. IL
whole tendency and intention o
the move, withdrawing the paper o
the government from c,rculasiOu
| was in the direction 81 o resum p<ios
| Of specie pay msnt. That tsiling, th'
deficit between our necessities snt
the actual amount Of currency OF
hand became painfully evident
This deficit has not yet been supplied
and nov whether the proposed rlnAa
ton" 10 the best and shortest way ou
Of the difficulty; We leave TO othel
older and wiser heads than ours to dc
termine. Of one thing We srs sut,
certain however, and tnAl Is, the ill.
prob!em, 70 us, WUuld be ~ very, slr4
fple one, were The volume Vi giel
backs In our pockets greatly Inn. !
or Increased. rf
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With reference to the late fata
duel at Bay 1t. Louis, the New Or.
leans PisaYune says:
*Is is not thought any aolion will
DO taken by the authorities iB the
premises, % the iriends Of Mr.. Blen.
yess express themselves satisfied tina,
the affair ,vss conducted in the
msst honorable and unexcepiissabIe
manner
Uaexseptionsble; Of eourse it was,
but vhs will restore the lost life to
sAs ssaAtry, to his fanily and frierdss
who will vips the tear from The y,
ct he soarner and who will pleao
his eauss before the court OF Heaven.
Wstrust tho day Of these sanguina. !,
settlements il nearly over. How in
Hnstely better it would have beel
had those friends" who aseis;ed Al
ths murder, have pat their heads tc
esther and forced sn equitable setsi,-
meBt without reference 10 doubh
barrel shot guns.
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Lawycrs' Briefs,
Nost,y .na expeuiio'u.iy prinL.t, II
Clear new Plea type,
,i Tho EIAAIsBR 100 Olnes.


Death laughs whoa he seee tbs weak aid ievb.e
oled blistered, salystcd, Sinin,z' IL % gri Will
VI lent ptrs.tives. he knows tia. uaac, sue &
freshmen they CAIN 4 lons sliyne. Ia street COL.
d CT with this pail Gowa practice In the "a ncipl
upou which hoStetters Stomach Bitiers ole erat
he effect Of this incoGplrable vegetable iesiora.
tive 's u build ~ the constitution 1t imparts ap-
petite and sssists digestion, enriches cleanses
The blood, requisites aud tones the liver and
the bowels, and establishes and pVrpetuatcs n
healthy habit oI body. BY happy combination Of
vegetable extraets--toni. aperient aud aniibiiuu.
with pure ttimulaut, thste elects aIe simults.
neouslv produced. Tn r. is no prescription of the
phsrmacopGia that has the ranie scope. You may
ind nmo I it's formulas ecourges for the bowelr
smulAnts for the stomach, sedstves for the nerves.
but NO grznd combustion medicine that iis Hos
tsttass Httsrs. 10 a once hnic, 40 sperenl, .
euHsC1iss nA aan alterstiYs.
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District Court,

The following cases are set for tris
at the present term:
Smith vs. Blocker & King, Thursday,
April ..
Afford ct al VS. Mcdonald ct al, Thurs,
day, April Q.
slauter vs. Mathews, Thursday, April 8.
johnson ct al vs. Flint, President, &c.
ct al. Thursday, Q.
Hough W Rsrrett, ct al, Friday. 10.
Hougd VI Barrett ct al, Friday, TO-.
Downs VI hcLennsn ct al, Friday 10.
Posg W Vincent, Friday, 10.
Lyons, LindenthAll & 20, Va johnson,
Friday, April 10.
Lyons, Lindenthall 8 Co. W johnson,
Friday, April 10. y ~ -
AaSe'i v. sprayue, Monday, April 10.
harris vs. Motifs, sheriff, eo., Monday,
April ~.
NJ 81 Tyre VS. Cabasses, Monday,
April 10.
Anderson vs McKee,, Honday, April 10.
Puckett vs Mcclure, Monday, Abnl Is.
Puekett W Mcclure, Monday, April Is.
Bash W Garibaldi, Tuesday, April IA.
Haswell Il SON VS. Harrison, Tuesday,
April ID. 80
Patterson vs O,Brien, Tuesday, April14
Patterson vs. O'Brien, Tuesday April IA.
Gurley for use vs. Bagby y Jones,
" edAssday, April 10.
Hose vs. rayleI; Wednesday, April Is.
Hood vs. Harrison. '|Tednesday,
April IL.
jackson W Fleming, Thursday, April 10
Harrison W FarIs, Thursday, April lS.
Harrison vs. Harrison, Thursday,
April 10.
April 10.
Stith We Jackson, Thursday, April le.
Freshman vs. Probert Heirs, Friday,
April II.
Rotsn ct d vs. Love, Friday, Apni II.
Maddox 70 Norris, Friday, April II.
City Of Waco vs Lyons, Lindenthsll &
Co., Saturday, April 1s.
City Of Waco vs. johnson, Saturday,
April 1S.
W. Wallace !" stubbleaold, Monday,
Cole vs Este!l, Monday, April go.
Aayheld, Guardian OF al W Williams,
Monday, April 90.
Shirley vs Waco Tap r r Co. wednes-
day, April 81.
johnson vs. o'Brien, Wednesday,
April 20.
Peterson & BlafIer vs. Gervais, wednes>
day, April 20.
Barnard VS. Gervais Of al, "Wednesday,
April 90.
Chatham VS. Clements, Thursday,
April 20.
Vaughn, Administrator. VS. Vaughn,
Thursday, April 80
Peterson 4 Blsffer VS. Primer, Thurs.
day, April 22.
Mullens vs. Brown, Friday, April "a.
Newman i Hobbs vs Shesd, Friday,
April "a.
Bennett VS. Steele, Friday, Arril "a.
Pearrs vs. Smith, Monday, April ~.
Barnard VS. Jones, Monday, April "a.
Sutton ysCartrght, Monday, April 81.
Patten vs Evans, Executor &c, Tues,
day, April %.
Bloodgood vs. Box, Tuesday, April 20.
Harper Va Johnson, tuesday, April 28.
MoorheAd VI Mccall, Wednesday,
April 30.
Nichols vs. Rose, Wednesday, April 30.
Hall Il Wife vs. Harrison ct al, Wednes,
day, April 80.
Jury vs. Sherman, Thursday, April 80.
Arnold Heirs VS. Waco N W Il Il Co ct
al, Thursday, April 30.
Chandler We Rentz g. MCGOWAN, Fri
day, May 1.
Posey vs. Morris & Owens, Friday,
May /.
Loaghridse VS. worthsm, Friday,
Aet {.
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Colosel Gustave Cook annonnccs
that be il nov sole proprietor of th.
Houston Age, and proposes to max.
il, . good paper. He eau do 1t, and b.
has cur best wishes for his success
The people Of Houston should sup
pert the Colonel as they have sup
ported gsod papers in days that are
past.
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tickets TO General Con, renee.

rickets TO General Con, renee.
Ed. Advocate
You Will plyass pubish tn, follow.
,ng letter for the inioi mal on OF all
concerned:
HoUsroN, March 20, 1874.
Rev. W. U. Veal, Calvert:
DEAR SIR Delegates anu ,sitor'
70 the Louisville ConierenU,, when
meets IN May next, can parcnAs, tick
sts AZ 4 rate Oue>third ,ess - II the
regular rlrates AZ The following =, iOus
,k The Texas Central kan~ay VIZ:
galveston, Houslon, uemt lead,
Austin, Bryan, lieArne, Z yer, u,
:, AGO, Corsicaii4, Da.lss, MchnDey, Z,
,nj Sherman. Tickets VIII ., eOlu
o'.iy to persons having Ger iucat,
rom Col. W. A. Fort, oi Waco,
wniuh must br presented 20 The asen, E
y the Houston aud l.xas .,ntrai
hallway AZ ABOVE nained s,s,,o, be-
seen April l5lh and 2slu, 1874.
Return tickets can U, purcbAr ed II
iIUulsville at the stfice oI the ONO ana
Misslssippi Railway, or Jetfersonvills
Madison ana Indianapolis Raiiroao
act later thAu june IL, 1874, up0r
same certificate beng pres. nied
lhere.
Yours tru,y, J. WALDO,
Geutrxi 1lcke, agent
In compliance with The bv,,, GER
tiGcates slgned by w. A. Foit cal
10 had by applying to the ioilowin,
uained parties:
| ltev J b W aiker, Galveston; Rs'
s L KsvAusugh, huusLvn; NJ II
Rankin, Hampstead kv. Ii ' PM
pot, Austin ; Rev 4 Z L,,.i.pag.
1rysn, air Il A Powell, h.srns
ttev Chas + Brown, Calver. ke'
" I Melugin, Bremond; " A Fort
Waco; Rev Horace BISHOP, Ioisi
Jsna; Rev " + Cuminil.., Dallas
..sV Alr Weicn, ."cnmn., kev
, ID BInAiey, Sncin.."
Yours uu,,
w. o.. VEAL,
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Bl i L. LIE u Il A i Ii
lsrscIAL 10 TnE wAco EAAM4AAh..

op6CIAL 10 the W ACn EAAMl Shh.l
CI,UlSsATI, Apni o.--Ine peinoeEu..c Ma
lority wiz " aUouI 50v0.
LAYTON, ", Apru S.--Ihe Mayor sLs Pv.
lace Coninnlsniouers issueo u y, ,ocluina .ou re-
quirius ,hv ponce " kesp bands Vi women
away iiom Tie sslvons.
ALBANY, Aprn "a JOINT resoiu,lon was
preseatea Wy select committee " lne Legla-
ature, iuli, eLoorsing the Ge>eiuvrs mea-
sage. Upon ils pres.nt alton to ,he Ieepec
ave Houses, lnres ssuators volea nay; I'll.
sntns House vot~d yea.
Hartford. Aprn s.-Ths revised ara com.
pi.ts re,urns OF yestvrasy's el.etlon Ave the
to.al 70 % at Is,6Tl OF wnion Garrison, he.
puo,icsu, rscrIvea 4v,U45; ALs,rs,., Den.-
-.-,, Az, iei, ou-i.n krv..Ivi.iou, 4ozO, .cs..e,
Il, 10. lngsisonb piurail,y, 67,4zV, msjoii
.ov or all 1897.
ULkvKLAND, April s.-Ihe democrats gaii
arse In the council. The Repuuiican loss
since 1879, Is 1897,
MiLwAuAEk, Apriis An INDEPENDENT RI
4oiiceu WAS eiec,ea Mayor by 7Uv0 L.. jorily.
IN ,iier towHs.
LONDON, April Sit 10 Iuniureu tha,
J-Asisoi 10 W EAfy Do~.gei, LouL,,es q.
y.estrAvid.
IAe uJvernment ueirays he rApshces VI!
hv iuuerAt Of Livings.on-, which ,.Ats p.ac,
( Westminster AoUey.
III. f0ss ueuiss lhv slories Of b lsraen't
aaIrl.sS.
ihe sovereignty Of the Fe, jve Islands ha.
ovvn formally .sLdsrsd 10 Great Brilaiu.
KANSAS CITY, April s.-lhs Democrats
= 70 sutcessiui In Tho elecIion yesterday.
ST. JOSEPH ,Aprii S.--1nS Demo crsllu iick,
"a. v<oa siectsA lsiv. Lis cay, sine. Negro
r,yuIst,on bvYsn vorns Lao given hepnb-
.lcAh msJoris, every election uLtn !es,eIeay
san ANTONIO, Apiu "a News spscisl
says lslesrans from passengers on We Ausun
osuno stage, which isit here yesterday with
,svsrai psstengers, s.ate that Ihe sse WAC
a.Oppea Uy IooDere, si.er dark, sCmo ,wenty
mics from Austin, anu the pAsseLsers robbed
., v,ery thing IN the snape OIL money " ~al.hes
auu jvwsiry. Tns msu WAS Gus opvu anu
scattered. No further Psrucuisrs
AAkKGT hkPoRTs.
LvEkPooL, Apni e.-Noon-CottoH
quiet and unchanged.
NEW YohK, Apri s.-Cotton dull;
uplsnds l7tc; Orleans i7tc. God 1884
GALVESTON, April s.-Co,ton dull,
aoiders askiug higher prices; uoUu o.
oinary l4tc.; MiddnnYs ltsc. Go,u
ll2t01l2i.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-09

An. Hshan, Of Houston, has . pal
Of spsetaolss that came over in II,
Aayfower. We suggest that sh'
loan them for season to our Age,
frieal, Colonel Cook, who by tn,
way, wouldn't tind it pleasant stand
ing before one OF the Pilgrim Father
who had an ugly way OF enforcing hi
ideas With steel.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-09
NJ L EN- NAN COUNTY
ESTKAYS.

No. 337.
Taken up by Robert May ynsrd, March Is, 1874, near
rtubinscLvile, and estray I'd before u. r. Massey,
Justice oi the Peace, Precinct !, bay horse
~ years oia, Oranueo j q On left shouluer, wn,,e
scot IN forehead. rnip IN hose, abUu, IAN nalus
b. II, Means aud M. v. iorK At eS5.
No. sos.
taken up by p. ". .onhniiy, March u, ls74 neal
,rry, anu es,rayeu before IL. L. Aaesey, Justice oi
ne Peace, PievinSt NJ. 4, cue ba, hvrbe, branded
!, un LETT, ana os on ,itht rho alder, about l4h
!. .nds Lish, and Appraised by Dixon ConnAlly ant
j. l.. Stewart ~ $25.
d. r. GURLEY,
Cl'k Dist. Cuurl, Mel. Cow
oyJ. T, WALTON, Depty AprlOaltw4
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-09

'Ths Age doesn't think Ham.
neHd conyersion euflicient tor GaI.
weston city official. Oh! Colonel,
We asNbt II the Great Apostle woulo
he squsl to the task, even coulo
he BE- induced TO take stock, which
We very much doubt. 4
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-09

The ad.asoo psses OF Gen. John'
,stens book, whloh have been pub
lshsd, are exciting muoh remark, ant
10 small amount OF criticlIm. Wha,
" hsaa. .saiy sxoites . more inteus'
dssays y read the bsok.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-09

Tho nails between this point and
0alvcstoa are exceedingly irregular
1fsn Ssns sauss or other. II a roai'
sesnt or two would look sitter thes'
thipgs. IL wsuld not be 8 bad ides.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-09

we are under oungations to DR.. J. NJ
Willis OF, this city, ior the following ais
patch from Dallas, dated Apni7:
The Medical Association met to.uay.
There Is u very large aItenusnce, seventy.
ave or one hundred aei,gates present.
business Of much importance VIII coll,
up. We have received cordmi recep,
tion here by all. J.. b. WILLIS,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-09

Commodore .uoigau, ,hr great Nos
Orleans and Texas mvuvpoiist, is at
present visiting Houston.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-09

RoustvAis having the advantage
Of strsst prssobias. 1t will take that
and much more, 10 evsngeli0s ihe
Bayou Nty folks.
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w. -. V EAL,
w. A. FoRr.

we are rrqttst>' 10 .."'-sn zoe
xDu,e, auu to et..e that bho "VsloOgn
.leh' ts' r-ieri,d tv are 80, u.-ja'
.no d. Louir, over ,nv -A.- -lHl4i
.1d "a. IS IL /. roaas.
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NHE OLD COURT HOUSE
FOR SALE AT AUCTION /:

In accordance With an order made at the 1.pr
Cetm, ,o'i, Vi the County Court VI haiei ma
cOuLly. Viii proceed to sell at pubic auction u
...est oidder, NJ lie uUvt thereof, the o!u
- ar ivus., VA liorDdt, May 4. 1914 ~ eleven
> >ioct + ". TIE pAT>h.s-. w.I be Itqttea tv
ave note, WIN Two appru'eu '..u /. =, uGu d.
get! 1870, uehIllE 40 te' nj. tlIest e Hhn. q!
nuIh uHe, ang ~ remove ,aG ou.iu,.i. Al ur.At.
u..!s iron he uAteLis ie
l.. 4. M.-5lI,
!ftsla,l.. J-st.., NGLeu su tonhl.
Apri Z, 1874. n@N AZ
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1t now sfPears that the vo!cauir
Indications ia the Bad Mountaip re
gios, North Carolina, are NO nea'
thing. 4 tradition has existed
smenE the Cherokee Indians for ages.
70 the eject that strange noises apo
fearful urenbllpgs were Lesrd AM
felt in that nvighborhood hundreds OF
years since. In the region fort,
miles west Of Stone Mountain, auG
st,ll il the great Appalachian chain.
u . mountain, which has been sub,
jscted to periodical shakiugs, at inter
walls Of two or three years, ever since
the war Of 1912. and for long period
OF time before. After every con, ul
s'on the whole appearance of tn,
neantain has been wonderfully
changed. These mountains, the oui.
ninating mass Of the Allegheny range,
were upliftsd BY forces which ART
still throbbipg under their founda.
lions, snd. shaking them to their sum.
mits, and which may at any time
eulminate in a terrible earthquake, o,
break forth into q volcanic eruption
% terrible as that which buried
Pompeii out of sight for centuries be.
meath mass Of scoria through which
modern science has at last penetrated.
TEXAS KNIGHTS OF PYTHiAs Al
Hou Tos,-Last night the Grand
Lodge of this Order arganized, under
direction of Deputy Supreme Chan.
cellor, w: A. Shields. The following
Grand Cficers were elected TO pre-
side for the coming year:
A. Ewing, G.. C.; s. p. Wright, v.
q. T.; +. ). Bprke, V. G. C.; All. S.
Dyer, q. X. aud q. s; j. Al. Tryop.
q. b.; .. b. Gray G. u. ]. Barton
@. l. g.; John Walker, G. o. s
There was fail representation Of p
Cs from the various 10 iges in the
3srisdiotien. The Lodge then adj
3esraed 70 40 .. M 70 aay, The ri
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-09-03
CInc,nnatI Live STOCK mar,ke,.

CINCINNATI, August 81 1874.
CATTLE.-Receipts have been fair, and
haYe continued all week to be principally
Of common to medium grades, which have
ruled duh, as the offerings were in excess
Of the demand, while good grades were
scarce and in good demand and readily
brought full prices. The closing rates to-
day were as follows: Common 81 60 az
q; medium to fair, 3@94c.; and good quail
tiles, "A @512c., extra &c. Bulls in fair
supply and market has ruled quiet and
firm at from 2@314c. for common to extra.
MHcH Cows.-In fair supply, and steady
demand at from S25 O0@50 90 per head
for common to good; latter grade very
scarce. Veal calves-IIave been in fair
supply, but mostly of common grades;
demand fair at from 419@51a.; good tc
extra are scarce a nd market firm at from
So @64c
HoGs.-The receipts have been more
liberal compared with the two previous
weeks, and the offerings were mostly oil
| common to medium qualities. The de
mand however has been strong on all
grades, and closed this evening with all
sold at the following range, viz: Com
mon light, 5II @534 c. good light to med
ium heavy, So O0@6 75 and good heavy
| 81 00@7 65. No extra offerings
| SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Market steady and
! firm all week, and closed at from $3 5O@
20 for the former, and from 81 O0@5 25
for the latter for common to extra grades
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-09-03
TEACHERS.
SeeOndarv TaDTzootfc.

EDS. HERALD: On Saturday morning,
August 29th, lost valuable brown mare
by a disease which, from the sym ptoms,
DIR. Skinner pronounced secondary epi-
zoOtic, and as it is of dangerous nature
an account of the sickness of this mare
may be beneficial to others who may have
animals alike afflicted.
Friday morning, Aug. 28th, the mare ate
corn as hearty as she ever did in her life;
at noon she was again brought to the sta
bic with the rest of the horses, and she
refused feed and was shaking violently all
over; she was put back in the pasture
where she would lie down for as much as
an hour at time, apparently suffering nc
pain, but still trembling; at intervals she
walked about, but seemed quite sick; Sat
urday morning she came to the barn, raised
her head to look over gate into the barn
fell back and died in 40 minutes. She has
a colt eight weeks old. DR.. Skinner wa!
sent for, bnt did not arrive in time to pre-
scribe. Yours,
G. NJ , EICHELBERGER.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-09-03

the "Grand Hotel' which cost S1O,OOO.-
The passenger elevator is run by direc
piston hydraulic power, the other two arr
operated by steam.
THE PAINTING
cost $25 900. Every story is painted in
different style. Two of the young men en-
ployed on this building in this department
of the work were formerly from Washing
ton CHI, Messrs. Henry and Lutte Sewers
they have pursued their vocation with I'M
firing energy in Cincinnati, and deserve
great credit and justly deserve the success:
which has crowned their efforts.
The plumbing cost $25, 600; the gas-fit
ting, $4,000; the iron roof and cornice
$4,000, and the French plate glass in the
building, $4,000. The ground glass for
the Exchange cost $4,000; heating appara-
tus, $4,000; frescoing, $1,000; marble fol
wash stands, 5000. The Superintend
was paid $1,000 for his services. Take in.
to consideration the above, together with
some other necessary expenditures amount
ing to S250,OOO and we have an expense
of $3.50, 900; and when final adjustment
is made it will swell this amount $4,000
in addition. To this must be added the
expense already incurred in furnishing it
amounting to 100000, and our proud
Queen City Of the West can boast Of :
mansion which cost her owners ONE MILLION
DOLLARS.
Our subject is inexhaustible. We have
only attempted rough outline for oul
readers, and for better view OF this grand
affair we would suggest call. We arc
indebted to the gentlemanly business man
ager Of the structure for the above items
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-09-03
New York Live stock Market.

NEW DIRK, August 81, 1874.
BEEF CATTLE.-The receipts for yester-
day and to-day were 4,27O head, making
9,77O head for the week, against 10 $50
head for the same time last week The
quality was fresh and offerings about med
ium. The market was fair with a shade
advance from last Friday. Exclusive of
half dozen cars of POOR stockers at SO
411ac. live weight, native steers ranged
from 81 c. to 13114 c., and Texas and Chero-
KEGS from Sc. to 934c. The best large
drove in the market averaged be
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The receipts to-day
were 8, $50 head, making 22,920 head for
the week, against 1880 head for the same
time last week. Good sheep and fat lambs
are in demand at fair prices, but poor stock
had slow sale at very low figures. Sheep
ranged from &c. to &C., and lambs from
511ac. to 711@c.
HoGs.-The receipts for to-day were 12,-
600 head, making 2O,737 head for the week
against 26,660 head for the same time last
week, Live hogs were wanted at Ga a
728c. Dressed hogs were barely steady al
81 @9c. for grassers, and 81 @91ac. fol
cOrn-fed.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-09-03
RasI1er Meeting.

A Union Basket-meeting of all the
'Churches on Washington circuit of the
Methodist Church, will be holden next
Sabbath, Sept. 9th, in grove on the Trim
Y pie farm, just east of Rattlesnake creek,
and south of the Washington and Sabina
pike. Rev. c. S. Evans, the late pastor,
and Rev. R. M. Dolbey, the newly appoint
ed pastor of the circuit are expected to be
present and preach, The public, general
ly. are invited to attend. ~~~~----------
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-09-03
BuFSlarYs

We learn that the residence Of VIM. II
Albaugh, of Circleville, was, on Tuesday
night last, broken into and robbed of
seventy five dollars in money, taken from
his pockets; his own and his wife's gold
watches, and other jewelry, amounting
probably, altogether, to five hundred dol