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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-01-14
From the o. S. journal.
OHIO LEGISLATURE,
COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 81.
SENATE.


An invitation to Senators to attend
q lecture at the Penitentiary, by the
Chaplain, to morrow, was received.
Bills introduces: Providing for the
early publication Of laws; authorizing
the commissioners of Franklin county
to sell the new Infirmary grounds; re-
lating to the power of city councils to
fix the price of gas; authorizing in
corporated companies to increase or
decrease their boards of directors.
HOUSE.
Resolutions were adopted request
ing the Auditor of State to report by
what authority warrants were issued
for the pay of members of tn e Con
stitutional Convention during the hol
iday adjournment of that body, and
to give certain information in regard
to certain clerks in his Office.
Bills introduced: Authorizing the
commissioners of Mercer county to
build jail; requiring county record
ers to endorse on documents the fees
charged by them; permitting clerks of
courts to set cases so as to suit non
resident attorneys; auth orizing as
sessments for road Improvements to
be placed on the grand duplicate; au-
thorizing construction of free turn
pike in Brown and Clermont counties.
January 4
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FAYETTE
Marble w orExsG
Geo. I. MGCald!egs, SG0ggaa & Bro,

DEALERS IN
TNOREIGN and Domestic Marbles, plaster of
E Paris, white lime cement, etc. Manufac-
turers of monuments, tomb stones, mantles and
furniture tops, etc. also in connection with
Milton Z. Mitchell, of GAINESVILLE, o. We will
import both red and grey Scotch granite monu-
ments, tomb stones, etc, and win furnish Quin-
cy granite on short notice, All orders filed
promptly, and satisfaction guaranteed atloWest
prices. Call and see before you purchase.
MILTON q. MITCHELL s. CO.,
Office at Hopkins Furniture Store,
Ttf "a Main St., Washington G. H., o.
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SENATE.
Twenty six present.

1 "0IUJ Ok PTVs0II1
A bill regulating fares on palace,
dining and sleepingears was introduced
by Senator Morris. 1t torbids charges
for twenty-four hours or less, of more
than 81 for the use of single berth,
chair or sofa 81 so for a section and
50 for a state room.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-01-14

EAYETTE LODGE No. 1O7 f. & A.
Il M meets on the first Wednesday evening ar
tEr the full moon, and when the moon fuls on
Wednesday on that evening. Mills Gardner. w.
NJ; II. +. Robinson, S. W; J. B. Hudson. J. W (;
G. w. Chafin. S, D.; W. G. Tansey, J. D.; =. II.
Millikan, sec'y; John Miser, Treas; W. II. Ham
mer, Tyler.
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HOUSE.

Bills introduced: In regard to the
rights of nonresident debtors in at
tachment cases: giving probate judges
exclusive authority to appoint guar
dians for drunkards; extending from
$40 to $50 the limitations to appeals
in justices's courts; in regard to ex-
animation and publication of county
commissioners reports; authorizing
the extension of railroad lines by vote
of stockholders.
A resolution was adopted inquiring
of the Auditor of State whether per
diem was paid during the adjournment
from February 81 to February 81,
1866.
A communication from the Auditor
of State in regard TO nonpayment of
per diem during the late holiday ad-
journment was received and referred.
A resolution providing for joint
select committee to consider all bills
and other documents relating to the
liquor question, was introduced and
referred.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-01-14

EAYETTE ENCAAIPMENT No.
Il 134 1. 0. o. f., meets at the hall on Court
street on the second and fourth Friday evenings
or each month. +. ID. Bradley, &. P; John
i. Mckee, s. w; Mat. Squires, II. F.; }. RI.
Mathews j. w; T. p. Green, Scribe; G.
King. Treas
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-01-14

TEAIPLE LODGE No. OPT I. o. o.
Il f. meets atWashington every Tuesday eve
ming at their hall on Court street. J. L. Mckee,
n. G.; G. &. Brteman, v. c.; o. A. Allen, Sec'y
q. King, Treas; VIM. Bay, Eli Craig, f. D.
Bradley, Trustees.
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Excelsior Hotel
E. W. SH W, Proprietor,
FaYette Street,
fay6GL6 DLf66LJ
Milan Burk,s old stand

(MlIam Burk 5 OIU sLdhuII
NJRAVELERS will find the best of accommO-
dation at reasonable rates.
Meals furnished at all ho;:rs of the day and
night 1S1446tf
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HOUSE

HOUSE.
Mr.. Eshelman, rising to a question
of privilege, reviewed the State fl
nances, condemning transfers from
the sinking fund.
Replies were made from the Audi
tor of State to resolutions of inquiry,
stating that no members of his own
family were employed in his Office, that
two clerks of his Office, having leave
of absence, were employed at the last
State Feir, and that the General As
sembly was paid per diem during
the adjournment from the 21st to the
9th of February, 1866.
It was agreed to canvass the vote
for State officers in Joint convention
next Thursday.
A resolution was offered amending
the joint rules so as to authorize a
separate vote on items of appropria-
ton bills.
Bills passed Authorizing township
clerks to administer oaths and take
affidavits.
Relating to the location and CON
struction of bitches.
Amending the act to regulate the
practice of pharmacy in cities of the
first class
Bills intr oduced: {:
Empowering the Superintendent
of the Soldiers Orphans Home
to employ and discharge matrons, s,phy-
sicians and teachers.
Requiring boards of education at
the regular meeting in April to deter.
mine studies and text books for the
ensuing three years.
Enabling city councils to perfor N
the duties of boards of improvement.
Changing the name of New Market,
Harrison county, to Scio
The bill authorizing the manufac-
ture of gas at the Penitentiary was re-
ferred to select committe.
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January 5.
SENATE.

Petitions presented: For law com
pelling owners of line fences to keep
them in repair, for reduction of coun,
ty officers fees and salaries, and in
crease of jurors fees.
The Official Reporting bill was made
a special order for Thursday.
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New Millinery store:

ID MILLIKAN, dealerin Books, Stationery
LIZ Wall and Window Paper &C., Court
street, Washington, Ohio
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.FFICIAL DIRECTORY.
SECRET ORDERS.

FAYETTE CHAPTER R. A. NJ,
- meets on the wednesday evening before the
fall moon. T.. Garis H. p; A. n. Stimsons King
L. q. Karney, Scribe; J. Il. Robinson, Q. H; Geo
Estep, p. s.; T. ID. McEiWain. Z. A. T.; Jonn
Bfiilfkan, G. n Sd Vail: J.. II Mclean, g. NJ "a
Vail; JOS. G. Rees. G. NJ 1st Vail; II. L. Robin-
SON, see'y; John Miser, Treas, W. II. II. Ham
mer Guard.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-01-14
January 6.

Petitions: For liability of attor-
neys for collections made.
For reduction of fees of county
officers.
House joint resolution providing
for joint convention tomorrow to
count the vote for State officers was
passed.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-01-14

The Oren bill fixing the compensa-
ton of county officers and req uiring
fees to be paid into the county treas
ury, was passed.
Bills were also passed requiring
publication of lists of unclaimed
freight and express packages.
Forbidding fast driving on railway
premises.
Requiring special school districts to
pay all their Indebtedness when they
go back to townships.
Resolutions condemning military
interference in Louisiana were tabled
under notice to discuss; also, a reso
luton providing for payment of mile
age to officers of the House.
Several petitions for reduction of
county officers fees were presented.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-01-14
PRoFEssToNAL CARps.

INT CUNNING, Attorney at Law,
~ WASHINGTON &. H, o. Office over
Fayette County National Bank, next door to the
Telegraph Ofice. 1871 5ly1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26

For ending Saturday NAY "a from e
Department OF Buildings, Walter W. Adans
The bureau Of Inspection M Metinns Che rgpoI,s
snhuted Of 81 buildings at an cost
81 so54 Of this number first class dw.ings 10
French nats tenemens brewery tlSater and banking
houses also plans 81 buildings At an estimated
81 45O making total estimated cost for erection OF
buildings Of old OF 81 Ot 700 Special
applications frame and other structures 81 10 OF which
approved disapwovcd, remainder pending Duiiu
examined and plans therefor passed upon including
The bureau Of violations and Applications a. Owens ems
(hic violations II law 10 violations removed ~
number Of buildings reported unsafe, 43 made sale o.
taken down. surveys, violation cases senI ~ a'olu"g
o; unsafe violation notices served, 81 UNSAFE houceS
served 49, ,,, ~ =, TED,
The bureau Of Escapes and Iron Work &C. X HYDE,
Chicf reports inspections and Nominations Of 160 buildings
5lS which inspections Of buildings IN reference 10 e
condit repair and availability OF fire escapes thereon ana
means Of egcss thcrefrOm which number 4'S were
ported in good condition. l29 were examinations Oh IRON. p
comics EXAMINATIONS Of buildings previously re-
additional means OF ePfess on
5S found complied with, and the cases rel
alive thereto retired "a inspections 81 VI
reference egress aud II were official inspections
Of heates relative obstruction Of ases during pubc per
therein 4j buildings were also reported a. Ieu
ing fire escapes other add iona means OF eHress lso w
escape notices served hrcescalc cases Were se'
Attorney AZ arch grders, beams anu nhiS ha'e
been tested and approved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

New buildings proposed which plans were
submitted to department Of Buildings during the
sixty fifth ST. west side IT'S feet west Of rrstave brick
stable, one story l6x5O NJ Mahoney owner. no
Fihave brick hrst class dwelling threestory l7I4O C.
Firstave No $751; store tenement, story
"a sI5iS; William Boyd,
twenty seyenthst brick first class dwelling three
1231I5; A. B. Williams, owner.
Office two story SsX2S; j. W. Van Horn q Bro owner
Eighth west side 20 feet north Of Fifty seventies
stories 25xiOO estimated each s32 total 500
sixty fourth ST. side 100 feet east Of Avenue brick
malt house aud brewery ten stories l3 2x2 feet estimated
cost 100000 Niedlnger. Schmidt & Co, owners.
yandam ST. No o. brick third class store, story 25x
West No 529 brick tenement four story
Crosby No i5i brick factory and workshop five story
25IsOxl03; W: OConnor, owner
2isIsa Edward Hoon owner ANU '>-'-'"' NV ''''
o moth s"a1 corner % oss @
Directors Oriental Bank owners.
20 . .n@ Sas sstI and n nsse three
S 'sIs ''1iO'''O e''D''' '' ''o00o joshua mart
French fats four story 2oNs7 j. G. Donney
owner. - . a,
SSs Sy e nS
PreneS Dat: each soIee Auia owner 0'''
Thirty St. OF broadway sixth ave- a
estimated oosi, 100000 Dime savings Bank. owner
Onehundred and twGntiehst south side 20 feet west Of
Avenue A, briek stable, twostory, sxl6 A. sehuter
sixty NTH IT.. sde 275 feet Eleventh ave.
nr...ys. southwest corner Of hundred and twenty
Las TsslhEst, Ee hrct store and second oa..
Total estimated eoa 81 eret Jon Of t1e 81 buihugs euu
msrsted saSssSo total ssumasea e0J y IsupOssd NsIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26
New- 1ersen Real Gs!ate for Sale.

4 GREAT BARGAIN-FOR SALE-Al ele-
"A CANT COUNTRY SEAT In New-Jersey. 20 minutes from
City Hall fine Mansion and stable just cOmpete house con
tais deliberately flushed with all modern Improve
and c0nvenences mountain view unsifptss'd II;
hea undoubied terms easy. Address OWNER L. o. Box,
2,S67, New-YoTk.
ORANGE. n j., SPECIALTY.-Grca variety
~ PROPERTY for SALE and RENT Office hours, Ia 8
D. m. /. H. GERRY, 80 Nassaust., and Orange, opposite
depot
~3 MILES, or less than one hour from New
/ York on Erie Railroad. stations: comfortable
FARM good buildings 462 plenty OF fruit &c crops
mostly together with two cows horse poultry cailage'
only 5000 only part }. w EDWARDS, q Pine-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26
Autiion Sales Of Real estate.

A LII ABOAEO FOR BABYLON!
IA EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF LOTS 2oxlOO FEET,
AT SEVEN DOLLARS EACH.
NEW PLOT BETTER LOCATED THAN ANY BEFORE
OFFERED.
ONLY SEVEN MINUTES FROM DEPOT.
ONLY SEVEN MINUTES FROM DEPOT.
1870 of the finest low priced offered for sale win be
81 each in fee They arc situated on high lever anu
WITHIN SEVEN MINUTES OF THE DEPOT BY GOOD
ROADS No swamp marsh. Healthy location. THE
SALE or SUCH ELEGANT LOTS AT SUCH LOWE
Is UNPRECEDENTED. WE HAVE ONLY 100 IN THIS
SPLENDID LOCALITY. THEREFORE,, IF YOU WANT
SOMETHING CHOICE FOR A VERY LITTLE MONEY,
COME TODAY AND INVEST ALL YOU CAN SPARE IN
THESE LOTS 25x1OO FEET, AT SEVEN DOLLARS EAcl-
Title IL perfect. No assessments for anything
Avenues graded at expense No charge TOT
deed you full Of lot 26xlOO feet
long ISLAND LOT CO..
MINIS Manager 1877 Broadway, N. Y, Room IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.


NETWORK CITY.
~ Rnrr 10 " Dnnscomb 800 600
"I v anger 'o ..'................ 1880
TamDe TO e and Elizabeth schilo 1880
V traHasr Wv %. $500
waierst n (No $50, 2o.Sxy69i executors Of II II
Remsen to W + McNanafa.. ;...-...;; 3,loo
ST. 1881 OF 1Othaye, 36xeo9 Mary A. VIE ooo
OF Mason, TO A Schwan :. y. s.....;. 3,S0O
Of lynch. to n Abraham 1900
snecis Guardian TO G. Meter 10000
5ist s. 299 II G 6th.ave, 2lxlOO5, d. II. Burke TO
Henrietta wife Of j. G. Barnes 50O0O
53dst, 1870 # Of Iexngtonave 25xlooo T. Ira .oo
coo aer Ngn nd ~ Of have 0I-x2 71iUi2
exrs T. 4. Ferris to II. II. Arkenburgh 600
llGthst u 270 II west Of I'd ave, 2OXlOO.ll T. d. -
ale ref, T.. d. Brown 5000
1l6th ST. g. 3289 IT Of 2d.ave. lS9xlO0.ll o. II.
14gtk st. 81 575 It Of lothave runs 80 liz 2O35
. ave, 81. Nicholas II lO22 to li9ih ST. W 900
lSll1 W. ii. Allen TO A. Roe, q part 1000
same rrope ty W. H. Allen To Mackln, "a part. $500
l5ld ST n s. part lot 4i3, map OF Melfose 2oxlOO 49,
p Mcclure Martha T. Randall. l,2OO
Tnton-aye, cor Pontac-st 5Oxloo; A heis 10 era
Comelia B. wife L Kip 10000
Ferris to r il Ackenbureh 10000
j Potter ................... 1885
18th st, g. 81 II Of 9thave, 201lOO5; ieasehOld;
shannon 10 Il Ferry 9OOO
18th ST. s. II IT Of gth.ave, 231l 1905; leasehod;
TO K l. Ferry 1900
LEASES RECORDED.
on istst connected herewith years per year $4,000
No Az. store basement aud top floor years. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26
Real estate % Gxfbange.

WILL EXCHANGE n FARM of 100 acres,
w with good frontage OF half mile on the uudsom
River clear Of all ncumbrance for TENEMENT
HOUSE well located In this city. 49, a.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26

DOBT. s. BUSSING, BROKER in REAL
III ESTATE and MORTGAGES 20i Montague-st. Cont
mental Budng) Brooklyn offers for exchange PitOSfECI
PARK LOTS, Valued at $4,000 free OF incmbrance Tor
good farm OF about 100 pleasant village and ran
road depot so bownstone front houses near prospect
Brooklyn flights exchange for farms or village
residences Fifty o sand dollars value In vacant lots In
block centrally located In Brooklyn Ia exchange Tor c0n
country houses wanted III excnahgc
Brooklyn real and cash customers owners Of
houses Brooklyn NcwIOrk wishing exchange same
for country property end Il 70 their advantage 10 co
the advertiser exchanges OF real estate being
somewhat specially OF his business Correspondence with
o property solicited Houses in OF BROOK
sale Of payment Loans made promptly
bond and mortgage on improved NewYork or Brookiyn
estate, at moderate charge for Attorneys or
others having funds for such Investment are invited 10 eau Oh
undersigned for rstclass applications Parties wanting
mortgage them through the advertiser
direct from principals without any further publicity KEAh
ESTATE MORTGAGE BONDS, guaranteed by the Equitable
Company with capital of sl0OOO0O for SALE IN sums oil
ROBERT s. BUssING, 2oi Montagucst, Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26
Gitn Real estate for Sale.

MONEY LOANED ON MORTGAGE.-
sNA HOUSES FOR SALF and TO LET at great reductions
Lists at IL Pine St, OF 33 East l7thst " H. STEVEN
son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26
REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK. Tuesday, May 20, 1875.
AT the Exchange SalcsrOOms to-day legal sales
were conducted by f. A. Lawrence Co.. Adrian II. Null
Ter & Son, r. V. Harnett and Joseph MCGUIRE James
NJ Miller Sold by order of the executors OF Henry Logan
large amount of valuable real estate at very satsiac-
tory prices. Details will be found below
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
BIZ f. A. laurence e. Co.
story and and lot of Laghts l47ll eof oo
Na'ckS' lot By Richard L Harnett
lots with factory of l2sthst Sl5 IT OF 4tave
eacn 20i'' BIZ ADRIAN H. Muller SON.
story brick hp ,a and lot Of Ludlow 40
.ov frame nou,e ana lot S si McnTces a5xloo
STORY stable and lot NO 80 Monroe ST. lot 2cx
o1''A-'A By James " .Miiier;
TwS lG saSn st. ss TT
and tbrtieths 10 feel cas-, Of the Boulevard $3.50
Plot Of eight lots, hundred and sixteenth and
sasi OF seventhaye 10000 $40 100
fg Eighty S first st., ic2IIoo s2i $50
i11ird sis lot 20xso sl7 500
,onisS above lot 2o3S0 900
Five foaTsi BRICK houses
so feet O cas-. t0 Of ave- each
sixty first st., SO OF LeAington-ave, COX ana
is same size $50 400
os same ,esi 900
ls sam les me- s'oy s37 400
One four story brownstOne house, adjoining above, 400
one ssn ,cs siz s'oy 81 300
netnaton ave- 80 feet north Of sixty s34 400
oa aso Iou, same dze Ojo
one aeoT@ @e size 100
one seoxs same SIZE 900
oa ato lSut same SIZE 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, May rs, 1878
Arch. Johnston held the usual semi wcckly
sale to-day at his weknown mart, Thirteenth-st, be-
tween University place and Ffthaye. Below will be
found thc nricpa realized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26
6ouses ano farms tUanteo.

XVANTED-TO lease, in vicinity of New
Post Office small store suitable for cigar business
rutland WHITING, Beeknan-s At.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26
BUILDING STATISTICS

.n. al, As0 making tos. estimated cost for new build
ings and alterations for the week. Of Si,V.v.":
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26
Gitn propertp 90 Get.

ITO LET-FURNISIED-A small HOUSE
with every convenience in place REM, 80"
Apply TO Wa CAhfS 40. ooe,ase-pe.-
vINO LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 2Ox5O,
fine building facing City Hall Park the Rooms T S
adapted billiard having high ceihg me
light ana easy Apply TO ]. n. WYCkOFF & Co., 81
Park
VI,O LEASE-The elegant OFFICES Nos. IOo
and IO2 Broadway vacated by the Universal Life ms 20
ON removal TO NOS and ~ Warres Mo
offices of The Independent No Park place. also Offices IN te
North America Life Company bulng also offices OF the
t,,ariiln life 25I Broadway. X +. PAGE, 80 ParktOS
no LET T1r ssropy BRICK BUILDING.
No Frankortst., second door from Chathnnst
Apply To - ,.,,.
THE BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE N Y TRIBUNE.
sNOA EAST BROADWAY.-TO LEI-Parlor
%sbO and basement stories with mirrors, chandeheIs &C
Inaure 228 next door Rent low to good tenant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26
BROOKLYN Real Gstate for Sale.

BLOCK OF LOW-PRICED BROOkL1
I'D LOTS, well located Will be sold at large sacrifice, I
applied for Immediately. rutland & WHITING, Beck
ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26

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