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, 1876-03-13

G. w. S.


His APPxAL TO TIE soyEnEoH PKorLE.
gpR,xoFrr1p, Ill, March 1o.--Fsaole~ Ctisenso Of
NJ Commonwealth 9f Illinois: am proud Of
this mighty State and although It ts said repuh-
llcs are unErAteful, CANNOT humillats myself
with tho foul suspicion that the staso In which
! was born does not seciprocate that noble senst-
msns. am not an olloe-aeekor, but tho stern
tict2tes Of duty seom to cali me- from con-
tented retitomsnt in private lie TO grasp. or
rather grasp A. tho helm Of State In those un-
certain timbv. As 4 caudldRto for pubilo.p pro-
fsrmont, iE would perhaps 30 wiser for me- to ac-
topt the nomination for Governor, buk At tho
earnest solicitation OF my wifo, my pub!ia duty
xeems 10 Indicate that seek the candidature OF
the Auditors place or Secretary OF State
The latter position IL more iu the line OF
correspondence with the peculiar cast Ut
my gpnlas, - am sensible OF my
Iener consciousness and liability to lit
III Common Nsslth ont OF the ruta into which
az Prsdsccssots lave unfortunately permitted
, 1876-03-13
POLITICAL NOTES.

Tho bristou MAYO is rising higher and highsr
all tho timo,
The Now York Tribune says tho aohool quss-
ton has climbed a troa.
E1-Congressman Coburn has reluctantly con-
eented to renomlnailou.
seua.or Conkiing's home-clty Utica, elrctod .
Democratic Mayor rccently.
Pinch IL mud. Ho says "tho d-d old Aboli-
lion State Of Vermont" sacrificed hin.
Tho pcnnsylyann Republicans ars still push.
ing Gov. nA1trnnfs for tho Presidency.
Gov. Dix IL opposed to u pledged delegation
from Now York TO the National Republican Con-
vention-
Richard Smith, Of Tho Cincinnati Gazette, does
not, as reported, prefer Hayes to Bristo"; ho 10
for DriStow 1tbt.
Tho Democrats Of M,.souH propose to run
Gov Hardin for roeectfo1,, Thether Ac consents
Or not. uo Ia not q candidate.
Gov. Hondrscss' lomo organ has got 3 nav
name for lila complaint. II Ia "judolal equi.
poiso" TINT ails the Governor.
Tho Postmaster General has merely removed
Detroit partnership OF tiiteon yenss' standing,
not ontcrod Into 4 new ono, az reported.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Hnlo, OF Boston, said III re--
| cont sermon 80 long as We put low-toned
| men into office, VIC uhsll get 1ow.toued work for
our pains"
The Springfield Rcpu5llcan th!nks II would be
| suicidal folly for Mr. Blaine to shelye hfmsolt
In tue Senate X ho should fail OF the Presidency.
ua IL tho Republican louder IN the Ifouse by the
right OF braius.
Tho public will not take kindly to reflections
| or lnuuenduoa agniuBt alra, President 0raut. For
soyen ytnrs Mrs. G1nnt has been tho MISTRESS Of
tho Whito House, aud her name has uniformly
and Justly escaped tho scandals which have
spased 40 few In ttlesr hweep. bha has boen :
model OF a rnoaeat sensible woman for the
women Of hor country. aud connanaa tho nni-
| ye.sal respect OF tho lphi1
Times (Lem).
Whom Dolkuap WAS msrr[ed. tho marriage
notice announced that "the BRIDE was giYCn
away by her distinguished kinaruAn, tho Hon.
George II. poudoton, OF Ohio" pendlcton 10
q Democratic nspirant for the Presidency. lie
gaye away Delknap; and Doiknnp Ea7o a1ay
llaiHter Ciymer; and HeBter Ciymof gave away
tho whole Democratic House. It was tho most
remarkable gtyo away Of modern timos.-Dctroia
Post.
The Wyoming resolution instruct!pg tho de'o-
gates from that Territory 10 support l5riAtow sot
THO Presidency proceeds In this manner: "ula
unswerving devotion to tho principles Of tho Ho
publican party, Ills enlightened vioua, his stead.
o. h' aas
and blu manly and 1uhtless struggle In the Cab
iuos TO crush out and puuiAh o4lclkl corruption,
would make ; Candidate under whoaa leadership
ne llopubliean party could rot ~ OF victory
characterized by ability, fusity, and patriotism. '
An interesting turn Is given to 1l!tnoIs politA
by the announcement thht tho Hon, i. i. Wash
burne. our present popular Minister to Franco
IL willing to become tho ltepubl.can candidate
| for Governor. Indeed, some Of Als fronds pu
the case still stronger, and say that hc woult
rather be Governor Of Illinois thau-PresideIt
for example. This humble ambition. for \
, 1876-03-13
SUICIDE.

spsetal Utspateh t. 1hs ChteaGo Tribune.
lNp1AnArpLls, March l2.-Mrs. Anna Moore,
while temporarily iusane, oluHed BY sickness.
committed suicide last nght by drowning In q
little pool on ths street 10 front Of the houBe.
ehe was S3 years old and the mother OF slayxn
children.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02
BUSINESS NOTICE.

One more week viii close the pres
ent volume of the HERALD. The scarcity
of money during the past year has caused
many Of cur subscribers to neglect paying
their subscription, and We have Il large
ameunt Of H,cney due us Oh subscription,
which We need badly. The amount due
from each subscriber Il in most Gases
small, and easily paid, but IN the aggre-
gate il ;.monmts to sum sufficient to aid
us materially in raecrlng our obligations.
We will take it as favor Ii these of ohr
subscribers who are indebted for the past
year or more will call between this time
and the first of November, and pay their
ac,,ormts.
There are also number of subscribers
on our list who are in arrears for num-
bcr of years We haye carried these az
counts as long as we can alorcd to, ana
shall be com PEELED to strike thc;f names
from our list, aud place their accounts IN
proper hands for collection unless pay-
ment is made witiin 4 reasonable tI.Ae.
WM. MILLIKAN & son,
Publishers Herald.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02
NBIaHBORHo0D News.


''Blue Jehiis'' Williams, Democratic
Governor elect of Indiana, is said to lie ii
itative Of Piekaway county, D. aid DEM
ocratic Pickaway is probably quite proud
of him.
A London f4rih has been doing big
business in buying up hay and baleing it
for shipment. They have been paying an
average price of Sc per ton.
The hack line between Circleville and
Mt. Sterling has been discontinued for
want of patronage, and ffiidre to Get tile
Mail contract.
A man named Foot, working on the II.
and S. r. Ry., had his foot crushed by u
car running over it it Xenia, few days
since
a man named James Ross, a teamster
OH tile o. and S. e. BY. whose home Is
i'll Cedarville, Greene county. had his
skull cracked by IA colored woman named
Sadly Vance, the keeper of house of iIl=
| fame at Xenia, on the 22d, and died from
the wound on the 34th. He wAs Httempt-
/ ing TO force ain entrance into the house.
Tile woman was arrested und placed uh1
| der 81 900 bonds.
Samuel Jackson, 65 years of age, cori1-
mitted suicide at Elafutgwn, Green couh-
ty, on the 24th, by throwing himself in
to well. He was found fastened head
| downward, between the pump and the
i-walI his body mostly un;igr- Water.
+ Daniel McMillen, former prominent
citizen and stock man of Green county
died at College Hill, Cincinnati, OH the
23d. lie was btIrled at Xenia ON the
Thursday following.
Miss Mary Mann died in Chillicothc OH
the 23d, aged 81 years.
The D. and S. L. Ry. condemnation
suits come up in the Ross county Probate
Court on the 18th inst.
The4e:linton County Grand Jury re
tprned two indictments for illegal voting
John Walters, an old and respected cit
izen, of Circleville, dropped dead ut The
l1ouse of Il Heighbor on Wednesday o
; last week. His death was caused by pa
t ralyais of the beart. He was s. years q
age.
, Geo. II. Lutz. of Pickaway county
raised 1900 bushels of POTATOES on twelv
acres Of ground last season. The crol
> was worth nearly as much As tie lan,l.-
: That kind of farming ought to pay.
The $. v. Ky. rs building freight an
n passenger Jepots at C!,ilIicotEIe.
Mrs. Nancy Pugsley, wife of BENZ. v
/. Pugsley, of IIillsboro, died on Monda,
It Oct. 23l. She had been an invalid fu
+ many years.
Abraham Garabrant, recent ly arreste
on the charge of numbering man name
d Murphy, at jefferson, Madison count,
about 1G years ago, was discharged lt.
week, the GranstJury failing to find an il
tlactineut against hinr, for the reason tn;
the ltHhlYg oeottrreiF so long ago, tia
most Of the witnesses Hru tk.atE. alHt thos
living could throw little light or the sal
jsct. The general opinion imtlIg comF1na
frfty seems to be- that Garabramt was ~
the guilty party.
4 gang of thieves worked lanes
ter last week, going through a number
t. houses, and securing considerable boot
Lieut.. o. F. Thoinpsopr, of the CircE
Vile Guards, on Tuesday of last wee
succeedetl I'M capturing Miss .fary /
y te Meyer, in opposition to the wishes of h
parents, and led her to the hymenial ,
VS. tar. After the little ceremony was pc
formed, Mr.. ano, Mrs, OF, II. took t
Z
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

A few years since the proprietors of
DR.. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
and Horehomd introduced it here. 1t
was not puffed bnt Sold or its merits. Our
people soon found it t0 be reliable, and
already it has become the most staple and
popular pulmonary reDieCiy in the market.
1t quickly cures the worst coughs, colds,
cFonp, bronchitis, asthma and incipieut
consumption. Nothing acts so nicely i'll
whoOping cough, and it is SO pleasant
that children readily take to it. Contain
ing no opium, or other dangerous drlsg,
it is las safe as it is sure. Trial size 10 cts;
barge sizes 80 cts. aud One Dollar. Sold
by r. .A. Murray, Druggist, Washington
G. II. Also agents for Prof. Parke.i>'
Pleasant Worm Syrup, which never fails,
Pleasant to take, and req0ires 10 physic.
Price 25 cts. 27eoW1y
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

wil.cn Hammer & E5stiolz vs. George II. Me-
CdntlfesS and OsuerS.
Order of sale. =
IIv virtue Of an order of sale 30 ms. directed
Frnrn the Court Of Common l'ieas of FaNette
county, Ono d9d in pursuance OF the com f5il,'t
the cor, Aeil e&pp>s ard offSr. SAFE the
door of the Conrt- house. in ihE town oi. Wash
ingipu, IN said ccjtnty. an SATURDAY. the 18th sia
of November, y f1 1876, 81 < O'Clock y. M Of
Said d;Cv. the s0'lowmg described property to-
wit: Sttu;tte IN the county of Edsct a3ti State
of Ob1tr aryk Bounded an describe ~ knIluWSs
Beginning in thp lIne of - street, thencc
north efSblt tySo tS2) degrees cast ten t01 poles
tsT sta ko- ff tire lfhS of HannII ~ smith ffnW
Coarfa tSaril lhence with The lime pf said Ca
rS north eight ~ degrees west iurty- tHn i4sf
feet to Il StaSc Ia the tfrs oil tII aikSv: theicS
south eighty tW tS2l degrees west ten 30 poles
with The ltne of Sttt alley stake ia The live
OF said street thence with the of said street
solJ5r Gig ~ degrees east forty two issy fees
to the hcEIAunC
Appraised al $3.50
JOuN Milk an, sheriff.
FNvnard & IIatuey !rJty'S
October 10. 1876 VI 81 H8 4awS
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

y ii.of Iafinfer 3 U>ticK, vs. san1rel M5r=
gap
ByTirtue of an order Of sale tome directed from
the court nf Common Pleas of Eayette County.
Ohio arid is lfJttSu;fnCe of the command thereof
viii e'Se 1nl 6ffer tpr sale at she door Of tie
Court House in the town of VI Sbi tZton in Sai ii
County Saturday tho q day II Derembef, SD,
1876, att O'closE p IA Of said day, the following
described property 10 wit:
Situate in the tONHslip Of Paint, in said eoiiR-
ty Of Fayette and b0untteH amt described fol-
lows; BGginpiHg at Il stone in Shellsberger's
line south seventy y-one. ami one half degrees
west twenty three and twenty-four one hun
'iredthS poles 70 st0uc in the east line OF Line
coin street: thence south twenty three tlegreee
east Ysth said line of said Street nine amt TWEEN.
eight one hupire'iths n0ies to stone; thsIce
north seventy one and halt degree east
twenty one aud twenty three GTIe huhdrettlll
poles to stone in the line OF sasss thence with
Mass line th eighteen and o1e-half de-
grceS west eight and eighty one hundredths
I poles to the beginning containing one q acre
and thirty -siX ami nine tentis poles being part
! Of survey mum ber three Thousand seven hundrGd
and one, in the name Of & Matthew'S.
| Terms ol sale cash.
Appraised At 1863.
November 81 1876
/ Maynard X Ha'iley, Atty's. pf $40 80 5Ow5
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02
6 HBEIFFS SALE


The Farmers and Traders Bank of JamesG
town ct al VS. Isaac Glaze ct al
BY virtue OF vendi eXpOnaS tn me directed
from fhr OuTt of Common Pleas of Fayette
county Ohio. and in pursuance Of the command
thereof i Will EXPOSE and 0al:Eits1S:lle at the
door Of the Court HuuSc the t0a n
fngtOp. in said Bdufity. ON Saturday the 25th day
the f6lIowiEg described property tb-wit: SituT
ate III the county of FaVettP and Stats OF Ohio and
Eoiinuei 3nd 6e>ctiJed Il sCt1OWs: -
BeginhiYg Iwo feet from the brick. room con:
veved by decd to George McLawlig: thence with
the line Cf loss number thirteen End fourteen
sixty feet BACK ITom MAIu Greet to II stake /;
thence parallel With Main street. twenty-fuur
and tireb IbHfIl feet to the line of lots numbers
thirteen ;.nd fourteefi; thence with the line of
stake in line Of lots number thirteen amt
four cen; Lherce parallel with Main street siA-
ty SIX anu tSut tsIrds feet 70 te line of lot mimi
her Iburteen: thence with the line and alley
II hinety six and O-thTGis feet to the Of
let number fourteen; thence with the line and
back alley hundred and thirty three and one
thrI feet to the corner of lot number thirteen; !;
Chenoe with Water street and tire line of lot
number thirteeH Que hIIidTeit anil siSSi Y>ix aHl
tNSU- thirds feet, t0 tile Of lot BunlheF
thin teen on Main street: themes HiJh Main street
and tie line of lot number thirteen forty tAv0
feet To the beginning, containing sixteen thou
sand one huntired and sixteen AMI twsT-ti Is
feet, more or less. being parts of lots numbers
thirteen and fourteen. IN The village ,Jcier-
SonsfiiG as gill nfOre fully aprear bs the re.
cUr1ieti fit.it Uf said town.
TERMS of s8ie. caSft.
Appraised at 81 0Ou .
Gardner & Creamer AtJy's
/ OctObber IL 1876 pf $13 81 5Gw5
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02
CHERIFF'S SALE.

Abel McCanfieSS vs. ! e King ct al
by virtue of vendi eNnnnSS ~ NE directed,
from the ConFt Rf Common Pleas of Fayelte
county, ohio ami in pursuance Of the command
thereof, win eNpoSe Hp'i oser fur >ale at Tire
SfnoT ct the tom House in the town t~hlnH-
ton, in said coguty. on saturday, the 2i d8v
Of December y y Is7S ut one o'clock p m 6g
said tlav. The oll6wiRg dCSCrfhs urulcrty tn
wit; Sitnatc in the coonty Of r. etc aud state
of Ulsfu and bounded Ratl described - felf1svS:
Situate in the town OF WASHINGTON. {; luutV ~,
FaYettc and state OF OhiU. and bauIlIat anil
described us fellows. to wat;
tn n..t nulfSllnr One hunr,'tl aud thirty i've, In
Rawlings subdivision OF the town o. WsShin :.
son, seat of Justice Tor SAID county az FtveIte.
For greater ccttaiUf, refSren e Is hereby uTt.le
ro the FecOltb plat Of an sub division.
Terms 0l sale eaSn
Appraised at $it66 G6.
.IHtIN MIf.tIKkN, sheriff
Gregg &Crta ner. AttS's. StwS pF T60
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02
No aaiIf.re Ekhtt,Nn.

zap RoiJes at NaHDefftan &
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

There Is no case on record wllGfc Dir.
Morris Syrttp .,f Far, yTila CHERRY and
Horehoumd has failed 10 give SIT Is faction
On the ether baiui, wherever il has been
used Ivy our people. III sevgr$ colds,
coughs, asthma bronchitis, CT GHps y Ffoc'p-
ing-ccugh and consumption, they are en-
thusiastic III its praise. Containing no
opium or other dangerous Drug it does
not c0nstipate, and Is safe to administer
in all conditions OF health, This is an
important ann6thUellCnt. and the suffer-
ing are advised to I1eesi it. trial size, teu
cents: large size f1fty cents and One Dol
lar. Sold by i. 4. Murray, DraTgist,
Washington &. II. Also agents for Prof.
Parker's Pleasant Worm 2yFup, which
is sure death to WORMS, pleasant tU take
and requires no physiC. Price twenty
five cents. Try it. 57eOw-1y
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02
DIED.

In Lafayette. Chippewa county. Wis, Thurs
day. September 21st, Mrs NAECY MCLEAN. wife
of John Mchean. Aged 70 years, months ana
days
''afother thou art gone ia rest,
We will not weep iHr thee;
For thou art now where ofs or earth
Thy spirit longed to be.
''Mother thou art Es5he 10 resk,
7h7 tolls AID cares are d'ci;
And sorTcT. pain. and suffering nov.
Shall ne'r tlistlesS thee more.
s'Nofhcr. thou art g1ns to rest,
Thy sins are all forgiven;
And saints in light have Welcomed the
To share the joys in heaven "
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02
A Farm and Home of Your
Own Secure it Now.

The irSs ant cheapest f1n'is in tIIu market are
in EqSsern Nebraska on thc line Of the Uniun
Pacific Railroad
The most fdtorahlC tErlHs given ltId very iJw
uf fare ana freight to all SUttlGrS The best
,rrhrkcs> FNEE PASSES to ;(fl laa,' buyers -
Maps descriptive pamphlets. 6Cw edition oi The
Pionccr, sent free every where. AadrcSS. q
DAVIS, Land Cola amsiSsSoN0r, U. r.. II Omaha
Nebraska SSw3
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02
Scl.dl Examiners.

FTGIiE board of SchnoI Examiners of Fayettc
4 County meets In " aShiaGgt on 'fH tlfc htst sat
uTIiav of each month Only third aud fourth
class certificates will be awarded ~ these re5u-
la, exam fIIat IONS
!4pblic;aE ss for frSt and second class certl1-
cat eS must give nuIice to the clerk of The Board
least i've d4N before the last saturday of the
months OF January April. May, June. Septcm-
ber and October. when SpgctJt exam inistionS for
these advances, grades, viii Lc given,
Is 10 IL. EDW
7. PYFTkRSON, Examiners.
I9tf p NJ. ALLEN,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02
CIRCULATION, 1900
tAss'ss GSsnsy ~ AaspsSAlyAg central
AGENTS FOR TIE HERALD.
Z. ~. anar, seFtet.shxllie,

e, W. GRAY, 5efFeEasAvlile,
Is authorized to receive Subscriptions and re
eeipt for pav14ents for the FArEFTE Cot SfY
tlEEALb Persons in that heiEAhoTho0d not al
ready suDseribefs Ii this paper Whc desire to
keep posted as % the local news Of the county
asd tire I'm Ml'oTtant events rf AeI,entennial wear
shapnlh call al the Post UGsce. 4nd leave their
nNines and the necessary ahAnuft of money Tor
yeAf Or six Months subscriptions with him.
WARD LBAVE1Ass EahcOaslbnrg,
Is aethori2ed 10 receive subscriptions and re-
cg4pt Tor payments tor the HEAALB Persons in
that part Of the cGuniy. who desire to read the
iIkRALB during the coming Cam la4fn will have
an nppnFIHnity OE sending their naIties to this
ohlee thfOAGh him
Nm MILLIHAS K SON,
Publishers Herald
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

- joni irioii S Cos have :iil extra tfEe
stock of Ladies' Shoes, at prices to suit
the times,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02
BUSINESS tNTsITUTE,
~ -.
Bloonlingbafg, faIGtts County, Ohio.
TTNHE SECOND TERM OF THk sECoND
Z Year of this Tnstitut9 opens TtscsiA$,
NSyegsaDer 3As and continues TEN weeks
EXPENSES:
f'hitibti rgf tGrRi =.

fhitibh rgf t6rff ..:: IS no
Tuition is pay able rrdth the time of entering
to the close Of the term. in ADVANCE
Boarding lodging and Tuiti6h. 81 per week,
when rHitt for the ferrfi in advance
Suithe rOuu~ for self boarding Or Club board
ing fHrp ished pr Hnfurn Sherl. can, he rentel ut
cupant
Families who live witfin d reaSOnab ie distance
can rent rooms furnish provisions from home;
and send students almost cheap as they coulu
send them to district school at home
BuartIizg in this way is the cheapest. most in-
dGlitrdnnt, and in resitgcls the .lhGSt
p!cas;iAt. SUnIe OF our best stttdefts prelet it,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02
MARRRR.

October 2Sth. at the, residence OF the BRIDES
parUnts. Mr. Charles T Nc Erty rnH Miss Nag
dalena RedHsan; all of Washington q. II.
October nth 1913. at the NJ e. Parsonage, in
MidwN By REV Wm' IL Sayre Mr. M, j
rhidpps, q Highland oaunty and Miss Alice
v Patton of Fayette county
At the res ,dcnce OF HNrry P,trrS in Washing;
ton, on the 26th inst by Rev W a Mere in
Mr Lueas tFy aud Mss Fills Jones
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

Millinery ut cost for the. next 80 days
:. Mrs. Van D. .'Sn & U ts
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02
Gardner Il Crcanier, Att'ys. 5aw6 pf !
Q hkkIFF's SALE.

~ II Emit . OtA III.
David 6Obig IS 1. {: tdndemisin,. ct al; on ex-
BY tirt, e Of an exec.ion to me directed,
from the Court of Common Pleas of FHyette
county, Ohio and in pursuance of tho command
Mcp,en Mills. in the tawnsof " SahingtaE. in s=i.t
county son Saturday the 18th day OF NGvgiHber,
y ID. 1916 at O'clock p. n Or Said day the fol-
lowing described pFOI OI-erty to-wit: Situate il
Sittate in the t0Wh CT Washfn @ton G. IL. Ohio;
beginning at the cast G0FnSr CT out lit No 81
thence along Water street north IS degrees =FSeS6
l2 poles to Il stake and corner to Jas. n WILSON,
part of said lot No s; thence sOtth A. degrees.
west with the lime of said Wilson to the cehtcE
of Paint creek in Paul IIRTtman's line: thencS
down the creek with the IneandeFngs and CEN
ter VI the channel thereof, ahd HiCh the line Of
Sdid I!aftIfiar to Il st;!ke In tile edge of Court
street and corner to Saill Hartman; thence north
45 degrees east along Court street, about 6 poles
t0 the place Of bcGifInfii5.
'~ {Es55;; IS;
At the same time and place thg following per-
Sonal property. to-wit: Two Engines and one
Flue- Boiler; two DI e-ttbs one Breaker ono
copper Kettle. one Press ard Fuiling mill. two
ShearinG MachineSf Qne Ejtpper. one Heater and
one Jack of 16U spindle$ one 4O-ineh First Brake,
one 90-inch SecOnd- Brake. one 80 inch CondeiI-
sers one 1Sl-spindle Jack, one Card Grinder. one
puAble- Roll Gard Machine. Dustel. Picker.
TWisteE Une Reel, ore W arpins Machinc, two
Reels anil one Main Shaft. PuIlsV5 and Belts.
Taken as the property Of I. Z. V All Deman to
satisfy the above execution.
Sdiu real estate appraised 1t 81, ,666 66.
TERMS of sAIe cash.
October 18Th, 1875 , .
JGHE MILLlKAE. Sheriff.
Gc6. Gdrdner, AtC'y. 4Sw5 pfr! St5 O0.