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The Steamship Schiller Calamity.
Total Numter Of Lost 3l1.


Tho steamship Schiller, Of The
Eagle Line, Capt John q. Thomas,
was wrecked at ten o'clock on Friday
night, 7th inst of tho Scilly Islands,
1t the entrance of the British Chan
mel. and of the 1856 persons ON board
only q small number were known TO
have been saved. The Schiller sailed
from New York on April 18th. for
Hamburg. II appears that dense
fog prevailed, preventing either OF
the Scilly lights being seen. and the
steamer struck upon the dangerous
Retarriere Lodges, about third Of a
mile inside Bishops Rock. There is
tog.bell at the latter point. but there
appears to have been hoavy sen
running, which may have prevented
its being heard. A boat belonging
TO st. Agnes, the soutliernmost Of
tho Scillys, picked up some Of the
survivors, who wore swimming with
the tide. aud Handed them at st
Mary's Island. The Scilly life-boat
put of f,r the wreck, and also life
boat and steamer from Pcnzance, but
in the fearful sea which ragged it was
difficult for small craft 10 live They
succeeded, however, in picking up
forty three persons. together with
nineteen corpses, some articles of the
cargo and twenty FIVE sacks Of the
ships mail
The Schiller was named by crew
Of ia officers anl men. She had 141
cabin passengersand l20 in the steer
age, including four Infants, making q
total of 3S5. A majority of passen-
gers were Of German family, large
number being from New York and
many from the West. The captain
aul second officer arc known to be
lost
The total number of lives lost is
3li. The Schiller was one of the
newest and best boats in the trans.
continental line, and was valued at
$700,00J, and was ms lred for her
full value
She carried six kegs containing
s3o0,000 in gold, shipped by T.. $
liallin II Co, bankers, Of No. "a Ex-
change place. New York, to L =.
Ballin Il Co, Paris, aud $50 mail
bags, containing tho entire cont
mental mail, together with large
australian mail. Her cargo consisted
of general merchandise, including
500 brl"s ri cotton. 2.5l3 barrels oi
iosin, 1000 bushels Of corn. and O
large consignment Of leaf tobacco.
Fifty-six mail bags. including ~
from New Zealand, were saved from
the Schiller
Steamers and alarge life.boat wer,
ut the scene OF disaster on the Oh
int, making every effort to rescu,
any survivors of the vessel and re
cover the bodies OF the drowned
When the vessel struck at 10 o 'clocl
on the reef, the darkness was intense
rockets were fired, but were un
answered The waves soon swep
the decks, the smoke stack soon fel
crushing some Of the boats. Eacl
wave swept new victims into tho sea
At 3 o'clock the captain was on tn
bridge, and on descending to rende
assistance to some of the passenger
WAS swept away. When the vesse
struck an order WAS given that tn
first boat should take the wome
and children, but this boat capsizet
and swamped Immediately. TIL
cries for help lasted until thre
o'clock. The last voice heard WA
that Of n little child in the cabin.
is not probable the boats could hay
lived if they had been successful
filed.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-05-20

sr,ri.uoSs liquors :. wet pam nssios." .roor
feli,u he hnsw whereof he spats By ssd ex.
pssience. and n living. you'd apply the same 10
Alcoholic Baeitsnts, ADVERTISED - Oursalls.
istsncs-ths bsst the world hss ever hnown-
which contains no alcohol. 1t % DR.. WALKERS
Gall Gornia Vinegar Bktsrs. tApr.s, >w.
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AT sale Of horses in Indiana
county, Pa, several weeks ago, one
two year old brought $4,000 and an
other s2.7O0. A four year old was
sold for 81, $50 and q three year old
measuring IL hands in height and
weighing 23A0 was knocked down at
$500.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-05-20

An appeal will be held at the Commis.
sioners Ohoe In tho Courthouse in the
borough Of Mldlleburg, on Tuesday the
2bth day OF May 1878. between the hours
of9 o'clock A. N. and 4 o'clock z. NJ.
when and where all who feel themselves
aggrieved by their classification msy at
tend ifthey think proper
W. HARRY SMITH,
Mercantile Appraiser.
Adamsburg, May 8, 1875.
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| DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

4 Aters testamentary on the estate Of solo mo a
bowersor late OF Centrs twp. decd having besn
granted TO the undersigned, all persons know
Inx themselves indebted " said estate are 70
luested TO make payment without delay, while
those having claims will present them duly
authenticated for settlement to
JEREMIAH BOwERSOX,
Administrstor.
Apr ~. 1875.
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NIERCANTILg APPRAISERS LIST for
NlSnyder County for 1873. a. assessed
aud classified by the undersigned Mercan.
tile Appraiser in aud for ssid county TO
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MANY VOTERS.
TREASURER.

Ma. .PosT-Anuouuoe HGkRv ogkFeN, OF
Franklin as candidate for county Treasurer,
suhIect TO the 'clsion ot the Rspu blican voters
at the coming primary election. Mr.. Beufer 10
Integrity. honesty and good, sound Judgment
lie Il q safe person In whom TO eutrust the pubs
lie funds and tho disbursement OF the came.
MANY VOTERS,
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STATE tONvESruOS.
Secretary,

Hon Gso. W. WOODWARD, Of this
State, died Of pneumonia, in Rome,
Italy, last Monday.
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PAIR PLAY.

Pnuup M1mwey,"f Beavor. through the nn.
dersiRned announces To tho Republican psry that
ne 10 . caudiiA,e tor County Commission.r. He
respectfully submits his ps.t oficai rocord ~ to
his efficiency asd ntness To serve the public.
MANY CITIZENS.
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CITIZEN.

Ma. EpiroR-- Announce 10 the Republican vo-
tsrs that hGkRv oHoWh, OF frssbarH, 70 q
candidate tor county Treasurer at the approach.
mAn posssesisy rare busiesss qusltneations. and
. sovnd Rspu0iiosn.
PENN
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WEST BEAVER.
Auditor.

PEN. Posr-Anuouncc kGR o. MlootGs.
WARTH, OF wed Beaver, - o suitable candi.
da,e for County Auditor. He IL On scti, .,
ensrpetir young man; god accountant and
fully comPetentto NIL the oihce.
CHAPMAN.
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CITIZEN.

Posr-Please snnouucs Frederick n. .BoIig
of Centre, ~ . candidate for County Com.
missioner ,nbj-ct "a the Republican primary
eletion. should he be nominated aud elec tod he
VIII watch the isserosis Of the pesple with q
Jealous eye.
MONROE.
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JUSTICE.

Ma. Posr-Perry township has never
yet been represented on the board Of Com
minsioners and rarely urges her claims o
any office, but in justice to the district
and ioa worthy and competent man we
urge the nomination Of DAKIEL LsAss, for
County Commissioner.
MANy vnTPQo
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PsrHR RisaHL. of Adams Tosnship. through
the solicitation ~ his Republican friepds has
consented IT, lie . candidate Tor the - fice ~
sheriff. He 10 . sonnd party man snu has de
voted tin. sni me<rs ~ lie success. HIS -tc-i-
icnt soeisl and sdmi,tci business quail catious
arc . safe guarantee that he will make . g'-,l of
firer, kEPUBLltAN.
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For tire nfftco ~ Sheriff announce 7. CAtviS
ScHoCp, of Frsutlin, ~ . suitable candidate.
lilo possesA.. ell tho qualifications ~. 'rs-ary tn
rruipp, and fsithtni performance of the duties
beluus sing n tho Ofico aud viii give siren R,h to
tho ticket. JACKSON.
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I'm. Posr-Hoist the name of wv. u. woon-
Lisa, OF Penn. as . candidate for Sheriff ut the
coming Primary e'ection. His ability u fuinl
the duties " tie once With credit to himself
credit 90 the party aud Justice 10 the people st
large is unlusstionable. BsAvsn.
En-. Posr-Permit mo t. suggest JoHs \.
woLs, VI Perry, IS . suitable candidate for
sheriff. Having ssrvel q tsrm IN tho ONCE
heretofore and proved himself very way coin
potent We do not hesitats to recommend him
to the Republican voters ~ suitable candi
date, MoNRos.
Republicans Of Snyder the undersigned 70.
sp~c,fuliy submit to your favorable considers
tIon the claims ot JAcuB y. NoaAR OF chap
man 10 the once OF -LsviH. He Il nm excellent
citizen. sound party man and 10 well qualified
Tor the once. MANY OiriEass.
En-. PosI--ks our standard bearer, In the next
| election, for the once of Sh .rin 10 ask to pre-
s.ut PaSuR HAsr0AN, Of C-ntre As an nc
tive, Seaious worker, n whole soulsd nsixhbor
| and cttisen and accommodating business man
IL Gro are fsw 10 10 found superior Adj u hi'
business cspscity bis very excellent social quail
| SsypsR
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W EST BEAVER.

Mr.. EpIroR-Be kind enough to announce
ELIAS r, sWARTz, Of Adams, as . candidate
for Commissioner. Having served . short term
IN the said once and being acqusintsd with the
routine Of business, he Is q proper person In
whom to trust the interests OF the people:
VOTER.
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didsts for County Treasurer, oGoRoG j.
ScHoch, Of Penn. Mr.. schoch 10 good bus
insss nan. honest and upriyn. sod wili make
good ofnosr.
CITIZEN.
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Candidate Cards.

REPUBIlCANS, We respectfully present
SAMUEL RowHu, of Middieburg, a . suiiabl"
csndidst. for the once of SHRafSI. lie IL IN
cvery way quaiiaed for sn cffirisut dischsvee of
the dut ies I.rtA ming to the oic,, and will tom
per its resldiiy with mercy. Vote for Bnweu.
NOrsh
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MONROE.

JONATHAN oRiMM. OF Washington. 10 a
candidate for County Commis. toner. We guar.
sntee the puiiio that no will Il elected, perform
the duties OF the once with ability.
JACKSON.
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sks Republicans Of Snyder county.
l wish to recommend John Dienrr, Of Middle
rr.ek. IS q suitable person for County Commis.
.ionor lie Ia entitled To the ONCE being atAunch
Republican, ofgooi moral character aud sound
judgment. Mr.. Dicuyt served f,r over three
yeArs In the ariuy duriuR the lats Rebellion, and
believe, n nominated aud elected he would make
Q number Que ofnoor. AyOrER.
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JOHN T. .HuFINAoLE, Of centre, 10 pro-
sentei as Q creiitsble candidate for County
Commissioner. Having served . term, he 10 nc
qusinted with the duties OF the ofice and will
endesvor to take good care OF tho public busi-
moss.
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MISSOURI.

4 Young .h.s, .iasr,pts 10 Assrsyina,e he
Fd',er, Mother, dpl Br0her-ta-Llw.
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En-. por.-Ho,st the name Il SoNN 4.
uU0ueS. NJ Penn A. our Sssada m. bssper in
~ n ovthcsor Rs,uba,es0. xe-iIeut busiusss
-. "A brsess a. ,he oSacs ,he espe rieuce o fone
49, W "~
MIunp ecRCCI
hssneiata ltdne
DANIEL ROHREn, Esq. OF Union Town
ship, is suitable csodldsie Tor the ono. Of As
srppot o. nis many o'a nIenos "n" "cm ~
ntm on tor .sr occssfop sho 20. ones eno"sn
70 nominsss nim - our "enasto.oex,ct ~ W W
neht campaign. Mr; " vcry sspsoN III n,
etceuens srIsl qsnf'es inAse nun IN e'0'o"'
shu senisi otncst. .,, ~,e,
MANY KEPt Bl,lCANS.
Ma pc.r-pis.ss snnounev vHoN. DANIEL
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COMMISSIONER,

Grsntliu, 80 scspdifste Tor County Comm issiop
ss Nc Ia snoi hrneT, cH,-ii.ut bn sin.Hs man
aud strict economist. ani viii mste good ofncer
REPUBLICAN
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NR. Epiron-Hoist the name Of rsrtiiu MI
sones, Of Chapman, for County Comni<sion-r
for this once, industry. crouoiuy, business tact
and s'hi sHrtsl qualities ure tho test, and Mr..
Soncs posAesses all thcse, aud Is we'll known
Throughout the county.
PAIR PLAY
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-06-03
THURSDAY.
The Horsc EpIdemic.

WASHINGTON c. H., O., May 81, 10.
EDS. HERALD: For the benefit OF those
who own that noblest Of all animals. the
horse. they should know, that just now,
there is in our midst an epidemic which is
making fearful havoc among the horses
in some places, especially near st, Louis
The horses that I have seen and heard of
here have been under the care of DR.. Skin
ner, through whose kindness I was per-
mltted to see them.
The symptoms may come on either sud
denly or gradually, and are these: loss of
appetite; cramping in the hind legs, follow
ed by chill lasting from half to two and
a half hours; then comes total loss of the
use of the hind parts. The pulse may
reach as high as ITO; the respirations from
rs to "a per minute; the temperature from
1Ooto los; there is also diIita ton of the
pupil of the eye, showing an irritation of
the brain; while the paralysis of the hind
parts shows disease of the spinal cord or
it attributes.
Therefore we have Cerebro Spinal in
faHm alton or Meningitis, which the Doctor
says lasts about four, or eight days with
bad SYMPTOMS. The Doctor tells me he
has lost no case. and why write this is
simply to say to those who have horses
that they should have the best of care
while well, and the right treatment if
sick C. A. F.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-06-03
The New Store.

To the Public: One year since we
opened our store here, and solicited
the patronage of the public promising
our customers better bargains for
CASH than could be had elsewhere.
Our promises in that regard we have
kept, aud the result has gratiied and
surprised US, although we were very
sanguine Of success. We are very
grateful, and assure our customers
that onr efforts to please both in
quality and prices of goods shall be
as untiring as ever.
Our purchases for the Spring Trade
are much more extensive than before,
and all our goods were bought with
CASH.
We keep everything in our line
from a spool of thread 10 bolt of
carpet.
Call and examine our stock and we
will convince you that we still offer
great inducements to cash buyers.
CRAIG BROTHERS
Stimson's New Block Opposite Court
House, Nam ST., Washington G. H.
Ohio. 2Itf.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-06-03
cincinnati Live stock market.


CATTLE-Recsipls for the week have been
liberal, and the market has ruled rather quiet,
and with but little variation ia prices. Extra
grades haYe been scarce throughout, and at
the close to-day the number remaining over
unsold of the various grades was net large.
Prices closed as follows: Common grades,
31I@414c.; fair to medium, 11S@515e., and
good to extra grades, 524@619e. Bulls are in
fair supply. and the market is firm for good
stopped at from 411S@515c., and dull for com
mon grades at from 3@3c. Mich cows are
in fair supply, and the market is dull at
S35 O0@55 90 per head for fair to good quail
ties Veal calves are rather dull at from "A
&C., according to quality.
HoGs--Receipts have been lighter than eth
er of the two previous weeks, but the market
has ruled dull and lower until to-day, when it
became quite active, and prices improved
somewhat. closing as follows: Common grades
Sc 50@6 go; fair to medium. Sc 0O@7 25, and
good heavy 81 36(07 65. None left over un,
sold.
sHEEP-Supply fair, and the market has
been firm during the week until o-day, VIXEN
it became dull and lower, and closed quiet at
from 3114@5c. for fair to good qualities. Lambs
have been in full supply, and the market firm
at from 50 50@5 90 per head, according to
quality.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-06-03
worth ITS W. oight In cold.

Undoubtedly the greatest modern dis
covery in medicine is DaCosta's Radical
Cure for Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Sour
Stomach, CostiYeness, Biliousnesss, Loss
Of Appetite, distress after eating and all
disorders caused by indigestion or de-
ranged liver. Its results are astonishing
and sure relief is guaranteed in every case
where it is faithfully used. 1t tones up
the stomach, regulates the liver, restores
the natural appetite, strengthens the deli
cate, and expels all morbid humors from
the system. Typhoid and Bilious fover
might in almost every case be prevented
by its timely use. Trial size 10 cents. a
very few doses will relive, and a little per-
severance cure you. Sold by CLEAvELAND
& MURRAY, Washington. 27y1. cow
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-06-03
Pittsburg Live stock NTarket.

EAST LIBERTY, Pa, May 81, 1875.
CATrLE-The receipts since Friday morn
ing days, were 1850 head, making the total
for the week ending to-day 6,O69 head, 299
cars of which were through consignments,
leaving only So cars for yard sales for the
week. Business has been generally fair and
at good prices, but o-day the market is dull
and not much doing. as few buyers are on hand
Prices, however, are firm and likely to remain
so for the week. The arrivals are light so far,
so can not form any fair quotations further.
HoGs-The recei pts for the last 4 days were
2,365 head, making for the week 20 ,845 head
Workers, 81 O0@7 Is; Philadelphia, 81 75@s.
SHEEP-The receipts for the last days were
1920 head, making the total for the week 15,-
900 head Clipped, S4 25M5 35
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-06-03
New York Live stock Market.
Irv VopU Nav 31 1917

NEW DIRK, May Of 1910.
BEEF CArrLE-Receipts 1850 head, making
5000 head for the week against 8, ,430 head last
week, exclusive of carloads thin Texas cat
tie direct from the plains. The quality
very good and trade is moderately active at
Fridays quotations. The market closed firm
at I215 @l31ac. for native steers, and 9@I21ac
for Texas and Cherokee cattle.
SHEEP AND LA1lBs-The receipts to day were
5000 head, making the total for the week II,
400 head against IA ,82O head last week. The
market is fair at 511l@61lc. for ordinary to ex-
ira clipped seeep; 615@7c. for fairish unshorn
do, and 71a@121ae. for spring lambs.
HoGs-The receipts for the last two days
were 10,700 head, making the total for the
week 25,24O head against 90 ,45O head last
week. None offered alive. The Produce Ex-
change is closed, but outside sales of city
dressed hogs are reported at 81 $3.50.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-06-03
ola .ro,nbstones Made New.

For 80 days, P. j. Burke, of Washington
Marble Works, will furnish first class
workman on short notice, to clean up all
old tombstones, on very reasonable terms.
Specimens of cleaning can be seen by call
ing at his shop on East street, near Ely's
Elevator, call and see, and be satisfied.
P j. Burke does not intend to quit the
busin ess, as represe nted by lying agents.
Being frst-class workman, and having
no agents out, he is at little expense, and
will furnish tombstones and monuments
lower than any other responsible firm in
this country. 28w4.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-06-03
LOCAL NOTICES.
Millinery.

Misses c. & L. LeMay have received
within the past four days an unusually at
tractive stock of Spring and Summer Mil
linery Goods. being the third stock brought
on this Spring, which shows the populari-
ty Of their establishment The ladies will
find everything stylish and pretty in the
millinery line in their stock, which they
are all cordially invited to call and exam
inc Opposite Shaw House, Court street.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-06-03
personals.


j. w. Gillespie and family have moved
to Washington to live.
Miss Tude Persinger left Tuesday on
visit to Richmond, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. A S, Jones, of Middletown,
O., are visiting Mrs. Is father. Sheriff
Millikan, in town.
Mrs E. E. Wood, of New port, Ky, is
visiting her father the senior editor of this
paper.
Mr.. E. Bird and family moved Monday
down into Ross county some nine or ten
miles from Washington, on the Frankfort
road. where Mr.. B. viii engage in the
manufacture of superior article of cement.
| The HiHsboro News passes the follow
ing 1nerited compliment to our old friend
who is engaged in defending the Crusaders
at Hillsboro against FL. II. Dunn, whose
establishment was tabernacled SO long,
IN. J. Williams, Esq, the leading counsel
for the defendants, deserves great credit
for the ability he has shown in the man
agement of the case. He is one of the
ablest and clearest-headed lawyers in The
State.''
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-06-03
Tne Peop1e Wnnt Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by
Physicians, or sold by Druggists that car
ries such evidence of its success and SUI
perior virtue as Boschee's German Syrup
for severe coughs, colds settled on the
breast, consumption, Or any disease of the
throat and lungs, proof Of that fact is
that any person afflicted, can get sample
bottle for 10 cents and try its superior eff
feet before buying the regular size at 20
cents. 1t has lately been introduced in
this country from Germany, and its won
derful cures are astonishing everyone that
use it. Three doses will relieve any case.
Try it. Sold by your Druggist. 21eow
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-06-03
New Gutter

j, Light has secured the services of a
new first-class cutter, who will take charge
of the cutting department of his merchant
tailoring establishment in few days. He
has had experience in fashionable Cincin-
natl houses, and comes recommended as
tip-top. Light is determined to give his
customers as good fits as can be got in
any establishment in Cincinnati or else
where, as well as large assortment Of
fashionable goods to select from, and the
lowest prices.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-06-03

: The HERALD Office has just received
number of new and berutiful styles of
fancy job type, and other materials for fine
printing. We are constantly adding to
our facilities for doing the best quality of
printing of all kinds at the lowest possible
prices Bring in your orders.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-06-03

says:
Henry Kirk, of Fayette County, r9ceiv-
ed $50 head of stock hogs at the Short
Line depot on Wednesday last. They were
purchased of Deacon Taylor and others of
Logan, at 800 per cwt The whole
bunch were of one color, black, and would
average $50 lbs. Mr.. Kirk informs us that
he will this season put in one thousand
acres of corn, and expects to be done plant
ing on Saturday night. This corn will be
in one body, and not scattered around
Phil Speasmaker sold Mr.. Kirk eight break
ing plows with which to get this immense
corn field ready for planting, and he says
that they gave general satisfaction. We
hope that Mr.. K. may be as successful as
he was last season, and that is not wishing
him any bad luck
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-06-03

= In the Drug Store of Goldsberry &
LINES will be found remedies for all the
ills that aff1ict mankind Except, possibly,
Women's Rights and the Beecher Scanda)
and a. line of all the most delightfully."- de-
licioUs odors that cast their sweetness on
the desert air, at IS cents bottle.