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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-10-14

A man never gets thoroughly dis
gusted with loves young dream until
he has given a girl ring, and, three
days after, discovers that she has been
to eweler to ascertain its value.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-10-14

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then 2" Says he sententiously, ''Mud
CATS" -e..-
, 1875-09-15
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bioe 20; Mdnnlid "a; @eibli9 16.
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,r 2, Mitmen 1, l1nbefannt l.
Geburteprt - Ser. Staateu 81, Ssntid'
lamb 2, Stalien /, England l1nbefannt
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SeFerlpn @art 9, MnbilOa @arb 3, Mon'
,De 99mb 6, Clay @arp s, Sadlpn NSarb
srmenbaus 2, @tants @sfaneniB .
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o, gparb Of Ssaltb 6, irrssulars asrsts
s. 81. Gabsll, M. 8.
@rafcent n8rarc Of Seoltb.
, 1875-09-15
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A. l. ELLFTT & CO..

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pnp IA. d3np ite IT., sm,iaen Wtam unp
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t. ansuIlbe unp nnb Nc ltbeft. baB lie Sc
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IN @efGd tSse b,npun9 tseisn w,rb unD bab
Jebe. 10 biurs bel 'bne.i III Std mpup faufen
tann, ais III leenp them anreren pIabe bes
Ga. beS. III, mmt.
, 1875-09-15

Sn elmer Sisuns Der bcioen Sduiern
bes Staotratbs murbe pprseltern bean=
trayt, %erltens, $500 81 beluilIigen, nm
cine Mauer 5pilAen 8roab StraBe uno
BLOODY &un," 81 bauen, ferner
$4,000, I'm fir Die Yplisei : Mann
iAoft lleberrDfe an5ui6aifem; wuroe an
Die relp. Gomite ~iibermielen. Damn
,purbe cine Yetition bon Der vWirsiniu
I9riculturaI= @elellldaft" pprselest, in
wel9er lie ben Staotratb--bittet, oaB
Der &ibmono : fredericksburg II,
8otpmac=@ iienbabn= @eiell 4oft erlaubt
1ei, @a9suns na9 Dem 06oir @rpunr"
lpdbrenb Der Musiellun9 (pel4e an 26.
October itattiiuoen wiro) Iauien gu lal=
fen. 8ewiaist.
Or. .. S. Manlon ipurbe sum Yra=
ies Oes gomite's fur Srriinnise erwdblt.
, 1875-09-15

Gin g 1enolin Men 9en9e=
taIt. Gin abnli6es Ggcmplor wuroe
wie Der sum Sobe Derurtbeilte Sunge
Yomerop in Bottom eeltern Dem YnIl5eis
ri6ter in Der Yerion bes ~10jdbrigen
&noben Sarrp Gobsers uorscfibrt, Der
auf @riu6cn lciner Muttcr in Die Sn-
onitriel@ule seldidt wurbc, uno Der cine
dbnli6e Worolul 5u boben ldeint. yfa6
ben GrSdblun9en ieincr Mtutter- 5tiate
Der &nobe l6pn Dor Sabren einen 8lut=
BURT, l6la6tete9unoe uno &aben, qudl=
te Siibner 6u Spoe unb e~rfreute li6 an
Den Soocs5udunsen leiner Opfer. Sr
Oaflo"o muBte Der &nobe aus DerS9u
lie entlallen weroen, neil er jiingere Sin
Der einlpetrte, lie nit MteiIerl, Mage
uro Naoeln Derlpunoetc uno crit befrie.
oigt mar, menn feline Opfcr Our6 Blut-
Derluli erlhopft moren. Sn Soucelltf
batte er Dor &nrSem Elm fleines WaO.
fen eingclpcrrt, oelien Obren tbcillueil
al Jel6nitten nnb nit Ndgcl bur6tD9er
uub bemiclben mebrere onhere Geripufls
oun9en beissbroGt, 10 bob buiiclbe jeb
III tritildem 3ultanoe Darnieberlie9t
Die Nlutter ertldrte lpeiter, BOP oerSobl
i'll iDrem Soule I6on mebrmals Teue
an9elc9t babe nho ooB lein ein5l9es Yel
9ni9en glut Sn leDen, Gudlcrei II. Dior
lei. Sos boffnun9spoQe S6bnAcn pur
De in Die Snoultrielhule seldldt unb De
5nperintenoent berielben pon Dem Gba
rotter 0es &noben beno1rldtl0t.
, 1875-09-15

unb lelne @elicbte noren
einig bis auf einise ltreitige Yunfte,
ais lie nod i'll unseli6rtem 6rieoen leb=
ten uno ibr Simmel nod ppll Sabgciscn
bing, bate Die 9olbe Den Sbenren mil
'brem gaonlb e%rfreut. uno Der Se9lIidtt
'6wur ouf Den &nieen, ooB CT oieies folt=
bare @noenfen itets auf lcinem. 6erSer
tragen neroe. Nls er MN uor Sturgeon
ieinen notwithstanding BEL ibr modte, 5oQ
er aus leiner binteren Solentalhe 1ein
SNnupftu6 uno babel fiel oas Bib auI
Den 8ooen. 9ariiber entriiltet, lprad
ne i,iiber 10 beib @eliebte: uGntneotr
oft gu ein 2ilgner, Ooer Sem 8er5 lit
4liht am redtcn YIab!
, 1875-09-15
Scrr 81. 0otpeG 9unn, Ibrt6cter, an

6crr q. 4otpeI Dunn, Ipct6cter, on
Der Wtoin, Spilden Der r. unb s. 9troBc,
hat lpicoer cine frii9e Senoung bon
2iebiS's beriibmtem 6leil6eytrat inSln-
i6en erbolten. g8ir bemerften, ihor
iriibcr, boB oieles Grtract cine oils9c=
scihnete Wleoicin fur ldpo6e Ycrloner
lit, mn b;ejenioen welhe an unueroau-
liAfeit leioen, l~ollten ridt perfcbleu, Dit
les Sonic 81 9ebrou6en. 9err Sum
pertauft es gu ben onnebmbarlten Prci;
fen.
, 1875-09-15

YerIunen, meIde lire Gintaufe inSol5
uno Soften fir ben berannobenoengSin=
fer MAIDEN wolen, weroen gut Oaran
t6un, bel Serrn 81. 8. Geils, Maribaa,
smil6en Der 16. unb II. StrNbe, porSu-
ipre6en. Serr Geins bat INNER Elm
groBes Eager pom Sols uno Goblen por-
rdtbie, welNes er 5u ben biai9iten Brei=
fen oertauit. @erfeblt niAt binau9eben,
uno Sud ieine Woare qn5uleben, bepor
S9r ir9enopo anoers fault.
, 1875-09-15

%. ~. Goles' n@reat Nem Oorf uno
@stp' Orleans Circus mn 0tenn9erie,"
miro bier. on Gci9b Gfc Der 3. StroBe,
Montas uno Oicnitu9, ben 20. nno p.
Geptember, 8oritellungen geben. IS
lit bieler 6ilcus lebr in u%nleren Mehlels
blGttern 0elobt iporben nno mir linO
iiber5eu9t, Dap Ell pOle Sduler sieben
miro.
, 1875-09-15

nSmprpucb Orber Of Sieb Wten." @e=
fern wurben in bielem Orben neue Mtlt-
slieber 5u9elaiien. Seute Na6t miro Elm
gruBes Seiteilen i'm n8irsinia Opera
Soule" ltattfinoen. Sonnerfas Mbeno
iperben bic Mitslieoer oes Orbens cine
Grcurlion mad r9ut6 Sap" MAIDEN.
Sic Sibun9en meroen wabrl4einli1 biz
Sreita9 ooer Spnnabeno oauern.
, 1875-09-15

e6ifffabrt. 9ie 9riss ~Mme-
liza Gmma," Gapt. Eielo, perlicB 9eltern
nit elmer 2aouns non 5000 6dliergtebl
n%nleren Safen. Sbre 8eltlmmung 1T
M~lputeuioeo, Uruguay. Sos W&ebl
puroe pon Der u@oaeso Drills Gompa=
M" oeriGifft.
, 1875-09-15

8crurtbeilt. Gcworo 8romn,
ein farbiser Sun9e, angefla3t elnen Sc
wiljen Mutlon Saplor nit eiuem Stodc
iiber Den &ppf selblasen 81 baben, BOP
er ltarb, puroe ibuloig %Lefunoen. Slt
@el1morenen crfonntcn inn 81 Girofe
Su unb ouf 8cfebl Oes &i6ters wuroe
CT ouf 80 Sage in Die Sail selanot.
, 1875-09-15
GGnbs, Gttefstn etc.
&pifer unb Waltle.

@leaontc Sdulidube fir M}Gbden
uno Snabeu.
Seine &olbslcoernc Sticfeln uuo 9du
be fir Serreu, Ghnben nno Jinalin9e.
Stiefcl gum &n0pfeu nno nit Spiscn
fir Oumen, W.dnd)en uno &iuocr.
Softer, Golile uno Sdadtelu gu her,
unteraeieeten Yreiien.
@ummi leheridubc bon ulcn Sorten
5u iebr bidi9en Yreiirn.
8eitcIte arbeit miro gut oeriertiat
nno Dos Yaiien garrantirt NnsbefIce
,un9eu iucroen auis Yeite nnb Tiinflid-
ie b%eiorQt 5err Sobu >. y oi6cn
miro es icbr ireuen lcinen ifteren &unoeu
mas b%ctellte Arbeit t~etrifft, bebienen 81
%biirfen. 9erman goiden & gruber,
No. ou9 4 511 Broad Strassc
, 1875-09-15

Senrieo Gountp Court. Sr.
8eter Gtumpf unb 5rpci anoere Yerlo=
men poren tpegen Gctfaufs BON ipirituo-
len @etrdnfen, pbne 2iecnS an9eflagt.
@rlterer wuroe ini5eipro6cn uno in Den
beioen onoeren Td0en wurOe elm unole
proleqni" dbeeeeben
, 1875-09-15

Mb geliefert. George 9arris,
Der @et Nirsinia Terbre6e., ipuroe &C
itcrn Dem 9beriff o%bensenannten Stao
te5 ~iiberoebcn.
, 1875-09-15

&idter Susbes, uon Dem Ser. Staa=
ten Sitritt @eri6t, lit mad Mer0noria
9~egansen, nm bort oas @eri9t 6n erOf-
men. 49, ~2l
, 1875-09-15

Ser Nssnt Der 9inser'iden Ndbma=
16ine, 9err s. g. Beatty, bat loeben
oie neuelten Wtuiter fir 9amentleioer
erbolten. Siebe Inseise!
, 1875-09-15

Seute wirb oas Yoliseigeri6t ni6t
Dor IL ubr e%rhffnet weroen, oa Gl6ter
@bite bis babin onoerlpeitig belAdftlst
1ein mifo.
, 1875-09-15
Diati@ fir gausbdlter
g IT "a Tenermms
Carbon 9ta Gpft Gpfe
rH ,lI ltfrt resr
GarbDnite.

GieIe apblsn lnb he beisn unb reinRen
wslae jsmaIs bier r%eIfanit murben.
,Gir bs6Ber bic auten @ieeni9aftet auee.
Ter 8pbl en-, pbne ibre Ssbler
v@te llnb rein npp fret ron @diser.
pSie siiuSen le'9t unb bsisen i9neQ.
uSie trerneu elal pbre @eraulG.
ste Serbrennen ppafrmmen unb btnter.
lalsn feline @9lafen ppet balb aussebrannte
&Dblen. l9jHpl s a.
gs~feGnn9sn, welGe enlmeber In ibrsm Sob
l~enlaeer posr SfFce atseeebr. tre,ben gsnau
bsioret. NsrmBse ibres arrben QDrratbes,
iinb ie i'm @tenps WieDsrpsrtaufer isper 3eit
an SerlOreen.
Gpft Qamp Gofe, ateelitftrt. . . SIS IS
@Utt 5atl Gpfe, abaeliefert -. S Is
SGlre: MD. HIS Sant StrdBe. aA ii9en
Der 11ten unb 12tea Ctr.
Naars: @arpfr. nabe Der 10ien unb an Der
Saplette hes 9uds. estaee iiber BON Der 10.
Ctr. &. At. gDrrel
lr Int a9ent.
, 1875-09-15

s. outings Court. Sol9enoe
Salle muroen in bielem Geridte per-
banhclt :
MiIiam 5mit6. alios 6rsemon, On
eeflagt, Giien, mel1es @m. 6. Sonner
& g., seb6rte, getuuft unb e~mpion9en
su baben, wuroe frciselproden.
Slant NteDers, oagefla9t, cine Yor=
tipn Glen i'm Wcrtbe BON -, gSm e,
Sanner & 50. onsebDreno, geitoblen gu
habsn. Ser BrpSeb wuroe niDt beer=
bi9t.
Sic @rano Surp miro beute Mor9en
lin IL 1br mieber Sulammeh fommcn.
, 1875-09-15

Go1i5ei @eri6t. J%olsenbe
Sdle famen gelfern in oielem 6erldte
Sur GerDonblun9;
@m. Sodlon, farbis, an9riIi onf
Sornie Siaacs, cntlalien.
Sames9 erbplbire. S6ldaerei unoGe'
ri6tsbeleioi9ung. 50 geltraft.
Mm. M!i6aels uno Mnnle Nerfins,
Srunfenbsit unb @9ld9erei, relp. 81
nnb $3.50 9eltraft.
Milton 8ppbe, farbig, ipe9en Spef=
tatels an9eflu9t, $3.50 seltraft.
The enquirer southerner., 1875-01-15
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The enquirer southerner., 1875-01-15

The clash Of ems end sound of strife have
died
From rock anG dell;
By W ., ng ives and in verdant plains
Ile dead sleep we'll.
The blue and gray rest calmly side by side,
Beneath the sod.
Tie foes in life stand humbly to be Judged
Before one God.
The glamour of the cruel dream is gone
Forever gone
And in its stead doth CLEAN the cold, gay
light
Of morning dawn:
A dawn whose dreary glimmer dimly shows
A troubled land
A so ely chastened people crouched beneath
Ar iron hand.
Is 2ud 1bove thy grave with reverent mier,
Oh, he o-hea t,
4 VI thn1 of hat Wild dre2m of which
thou weIt
The noDlest pert.
Amid the shadowy phantoms of the pas,
Its woe and grief,
Thou s,andest,forth the noblest Of the mall,
In bold relief.
A stern COLOSSUS, on whose rugged brow
The gods defined
The grandeur of an honest heart that beat
For all mankind.
l bring 70 tribute words no laurel wreath
To deck thy head.
There is no crown that is not now thy
need,
No praise unsaid.
I only read anew, with faltering tongue
And callow art,
The deep, warm love that holds thy mem
ory dear
In every heart.
Thou vert not sent on earth to live thine
And pass away,
But to teach struggling human k1d ina
Are more than clay.
The enquirer southerner., 1875-01-15
A SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENT.
T FL E
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The enquirer southerner., 1875-01-15
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The enquirer southerner., 1875-01-15
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from what cause originating or of how long
standing. A practice of 80 years enables
him 10 treat diseases with success. Cures
guaranteed. Charges reasonable Those
at a distance can forward lettes describing
symptoms and enclosing stamp to prepay
postage.
Send for the Guide to Health. Price 10c,
J.B. DTOTT, NJ. D.,
Physician and Surgeon, l04 Duane St., N. Y.
The enquirer southerner., 1875-01-15

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They take life easy in Missippi.
Domestic "sauce" is kept in fam>
lily jars.
A friend indeed is one who is not
in need.
Instead of waiting for a chance,
make one.
Better run in Cd clothes than
run in debt.
A man icks at nothing when he
tries to stab ghost.
\ Chicago man has invented a
bar-tender's bell~punch.
When II comes to point lace, all
women can see the point.
SPeaking of the round world,
much cen be said % beth sides.
Forty Kentuckyians rode two
days to kill a fox worth sixty cents.
People who dance never pay the
fiddler. It is those who get up the
ball.
Now is good time to buy ther-
mometers. They are lower now
than they have been since last
spring.
A Wisconson man recently killed
six skunks in one day. After in
terviewing the first one he becam4
reckless and so kept on.
y Carlo man warns people not to
trust his wife, and she retort3 by
saving that he'll 90 without clothes
all Summer before she'll take in
washing to rig him out again.
The Duluth woman who put the
kerosine can On the stove-hearth
while she went out to trade with q
pedler, is now keeping house in a
barn, kindly loaned for the occa
sion.
An inebriate man, walking along
the street, regarded the moon with
sovereign contempt: "You needn't
feel SO proud" he said, ''you arc
full only once month and ar
every night
A Milwaukee man hid in pub.
lie doorway and jumped odt and
kissed his wife. She didn't whooE
and yell, as he expected, but repli
ed : Don't be so bold, miste1 -
folks around here now me -
When Peoria youth goes te
spark girl he finds the old lady il
one corner Of the loom, the ole
man in another, and dog unde'
the melodian, an he is required tc
speak up like an oratcr.
This world wonId be sandy de-
Sert Of lonc3omeucSs if women were
not privileged to attend auction
sales ADD pay more for an old beau
reau than new chamber set would
COST.
A clergyman at Kansas Cit7 sale
is there was any one within he-rinc
Of his voice who would try to put ;
stop to Sunday dog fighting he'(
like to hav' v'em rise up. A small boy
and an old woman rose up.
y can't say as he went to Hea
ven, remarked Fort Scott cltizer
Of a deceased townsman, ''but hi
paid a oil Of eleven years standing
only the day before he died, anl
you can judge for yourself.
benjamin Franklin occasionally
stumbled upon the truth. He said
'The eyes Of other people are the
eyes that ruin US. If all but my
self were blind, l should ncithe,
want fine house nor fine furni,
ture.'
The Manchester, N. H., Mirror
wittily says "Within a year We
have known an apparently hopeless
case of consumption cured by az
appointment to probate judgeship
and we dom. know of disease