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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-12
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Daltf at, N.zS., IT. Nngnlt. = pr.
sSatlon, Der bleii9e anerifatiide &Oniul, prd=
ienttrte beltte in Gegenpart mebrerer berreu
beln @apitdn S. s. GoOf BON Der grig9 y@.
S. .Dtnlion" ein BON Der SunoeSreglerun9
ii6eriftdte8 lpert9OOues 6ertlrobr sur 9(uer-
tennlng fitr Die 9tett1ng Der 0fannibaft ots
amertfanil6en S9ooner8 ,Soerbert Stanton"
int letter Ipril. Ser Steuermaun beS Otui=
ion" empfing $50 unb Die sruei Watroeu Des
SooteS, lpel6e5 Die ififfbritdige Monni6aft
abhOlte, le S25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-12
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S9& G6e oer 8altimoreftrahe nmo Vpfts IN
~ Office Wbetfite. tt1A

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mofenraBe uno ifieeeavsuas, i'm Mittelpunfte
oer Sfaot seesen, 1T beionbers enpiebienspsrb fiji
0onserfe, Sdae, Tairs, sorIsimmeen u. I. ~.
Die atufit Der sroBen Sale suirb bon fener anoeren
Aaae bes gsabt Gbertrofien.
Antlfies=, @peilez Hr6 glFet=eofae, Slide u. e. 10.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-12

Wernttfd)te telegrap1ifd1e 9epcSd,e,t.
geq Der 8 bappin, eiit &omfraftor in
gtortRa nlpt on, Maii., lit nit 800, mel
d)e er leiHen arbeitern idulOete, peronftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-12
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Wiebtttorft i'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Us en- 91IabeIp bia, II. AngNlt, =
0finopieb lebbaft, Serfdnie 25OO, quite 5l ST,
Wiitteliprte 43-4a, orbindre 81.
Shaafe lsbbaft, Nertdife 6ooo, quite Al,
Mitteliplte Al, orbiHare 3a-4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-12
9as aelbe Gteber.

Wl c III ptS, 2e1tll., IL. Iu9llt. - yum
tpettere Grfranfungen nno bier SoOeSfdlle MIR
Oen beute friib gen1elbet. Die Sertorbenen
itnO: 9fObt. 6olldnoer, 2i5Sie 9olan, Gbrtu.
S. $. 0ttoleD unb ein Jegertinb. 9tblep mar
Paitor etller 9fegergeueirOe oil Der g8aibing=
tonitraBe.
Cine bier eupfangel1e, aus SuperldiIigcr
Quelle itammenOe 9epeld)c aus Waper8plQe
beftreitet baS geriidt poiitiu, baB cine Yerlon
bort am gelben Sieber geltorben 1T.
Nt mp bis, 9lben6s. - SIM @ansen mur=
ben beute "a neue Grfra1fun9en angeseiQt.
litter ben reuel @atienten befinoen iid) s. s.
6aitiu9s, So. SfloB, gSn,. Goitello, 6enrp
gS. Sobniou unO SObanna Sfermanr. 3mei
9ttger itnb lett lebtein Ssrid1te Der Seude erie
GEN. 9a5 @rtfltip=@omlite bes Sif)erbeits=
4u5Id)uiie8 eruannte beute ein aus brei Ntitz
9lteoern beltebellbeS @onlite, unl barauf btnSl=
arbeiteu, oaB Die Sird)el fOrtan gel6loiien ltno
allc Ofientltd)e Serlamnlrngen pernlieben iperz
hen, inoem Das 6iebsr auf Oieie gSetie inmr
iueiter perbreitet iurb. Or. @o1ins, meld)er
nad) Sorrelt=0il bernien purbe, ullt mcbrere
perbadttge Sranfbeit8fdlle oil ienenl Srte I'll
bebanoeln, ntelbet, baB ein Sliid)tling aus Die
ier StaOt in Sorreit=Sil am gelben 6ieber
oarnieoerliegt. Otan Oeriudt, Die Serbrtitung
Der Seu6e blIr9 Sioliruug 81 perbinberlt.
9as Gberrtometer itanb beltte auf 81 @rac.
Ct. &ouiS, II. Nu9, - Srau Solauo,
ipelde Dor etlua bret 9So6eu aus MempbiS
bier anfam, lit inter perodGti9en SDmptomen
ertranft NIB ipurbe uebft ibrell 3pei &iubern in
oas 9narantdneboipital gel9tft.
Sapanna, Il. 9lug. - gSGbren0 Der
per9augeueu gSof)e itar6eu SO 4erIonen in
bteer StaOt am gelbell 6ieber - 40 rueniger,
al8 in Der gSo6e Dorber.
2out8 ptlle, Sp., IL. 9(uguit. t.-@in lunz
ger &r3t, NamenS @OWarO WtOralOn, welder
Dor etpa 10 Gageu ans ben inft3irten @e9en=
ben i'm Siben bier anfant, lit III bieier Staot
am gelben 6ieber erfranft uub III ba8 Solpital
gebratt worOen. ST. iumO wabrideinlib &C.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-12
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N. =. @inidutS.

Ui+ S% WSINt0Nt9s
6isber @ramirer I'M Ser. Staatenzpatentante.
Sfireau I'M r@entral=@ebdube," @te Der Baltimore
mo Soaioap stra6e, Der nOeutlden 9anf" eesen=
i6er. (5an.7-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-12
2t,ts Ser 8anoesbauptitaot.

gS aibingt II, II. 9(uauit. - Die belt
ttge Steuereinnabnle betrlg $596, 1856. .42; Die
3olleinnabne $497 ,518.74.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-12
Ner Nrfon itt 8ncto,tdle. W..93.

q. SogN, N.zS., II. NNgNF. = 0cr
rMoniterr 9lcabien" uer0ffentli9t in eiller
@rtra 2lusgabe udbere 9lusfuuft iber ben
gSirbelturm am letten Utittwo6 iii Sucz
tond)e. Der 9hlrm serit6rte mebrere &irden
uno etpa aft5ig ionlti9e 9ebduoe. Otande
tet1tgebante 9Sobnbduier muroeu bu9ltdblif
breiBig SUP bod III Die 66be geloben nnO
bei'm Sa1en anf ben Soben Serl6mettert; cine
Sdeune 5u ct. Marp'S ipurbe ridt tpeiliger,
ols cine Siertelmeile melt fortgetragen. 0ie
s3abl Der @atDoteten NIB Serpunoeten lit be-
beitteno, leoo6 lit es I'll 2lnbetraht Der entlet=
li9en gSutb pe8 Sturne8 eiu pahrt8 gSun=
Der, baB nid)t n1ebr Meni6en mrs Qeben
fameit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-12
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,. s.. Serg,
gtitglieo Der Satmorer SSonbs zS0rle felt 1859
urlo
gSebielmdfler felt 1854,
beiorst aae NIT oeien Sranfen perbunbene @eI1dIte
(San14, ,t2Ofe) in ytr. 81, Secnnoitrafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-12
sscsDeercnoer st1srut tm 2Neftet,.

WttI 10 II Tee, gSls., II. Augult. = Gtn
befttger Strrm fuiitbete ipGbrerp Der pergange=
net 9faGt in Dfapiion unO llmgegeub, 3lnei
init Baiiageren gefilte grfllriionszDanpfer
auf Dem MononazSee wnrben beidabigt, 10
baB ite ibre 6abrt nidt fortieben fonnten unb
beina6e eine Stunoe lang Elm Spiel Der @ellen
mareu, bis ite enblt6 baS l1fer errei6ten. Die
Yaiiagiere muroen idn1mtlid) gerettet, aqein
Die SabrSeugc bemOlirt. Sn MaribaG murOen
uiele Seniterld)eiben Ourd) 9agelfDrner serbroz
6en, llnb Der 9te9en goB i'll Str0men berab.
Ole SabadS9nOte III Der Gegenb ioQ gdnSli1
pernidtet ietn, unO Die M MaiSernbte erlitt gro
Beu SdlaOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-12
g;erhaftete @lpnffeG,ter.
Webr entiprumseae 3md,tbams=
ftrGfttu0e tit Wesu=@prf+

9tem= 9 orf, IL. augult. - Ster @efan=
gene entipraugen beute ans 9Sahtbooten ;mi=
id)en hieier Stabt nnb SladipeQszSslanb. Die
9lufleber, ipeld)e betrllnfen iparen inrrben Dem
@efdngntiie iibertuieien, 3ipei Der 6liidjtlinss
iino tptebsr RinQefQnaeu iporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-12
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@ObertdJ, Snt., II. Nu9uit. = Der
9ampffeliel IN Der 6obelntiible Der SS. 9foz
binion & 2aipnn erploOirte belte. Gin SObn
bes 6rn, 9iobinIon ipurbe t0Otlif uuo nlebrere
aupere 8eriouen Idllner peripunoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-12
SSeffId,tututtttctt.

SEEM 9orf, II. 9(ug. - 3wiifen Den
beriihmten Sdlmmmern Paul 8opton nno
@apitdn 9Sebb lit ein 9Setti6mimmen I'm
einen Yrei8 Don $1,000 arrangirt wOrben. Die
SuriidSulegenbe Strede loq 20 Oteiieu betraz
gen. Der Srt, OH pel6em Das gSetti9mimz
men itattfinben ioa, ilt nod uidt 6eltimmt,
jeOod miro Die 9Sabl tpabri9ctnlid auf SEEM
port, 81. s., fallen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-12
80. Sabrgang.
9as beriibntte Mmrora=9agerbier
''greseent 2sre,uins Gompamp"

i'm
rn
ssartda
Samcs g. 0nrman Gigent6imr,
Noroe G6e Der Yo Sffee spemne umo seeono sstrake
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-12
Ser &r0d d1 ttt W o1atreal.

% ntreal, II. Nngult. = Der Banfz
Banlf bat it1 gelegt, uno bas Sertrauen lit
lpieber pollfoulnlen bergeiteQt. Die Stimm1ug
auf Der 2lftienb6rIe tit beDentenb bsier, nub ale
9ftien fiub iut Breiie qeittegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-12
OoIte 'idbe cleftriidlI
BRai,cr.

regen ben Ola9en uno |
Utagengrube aufgeIegt !;
unaSz St0run9en uuo bill
mnlorti6e uno anOerc Gr
Sbr Die e6teH be5iebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-12
21ttS Dem Mur,,t oteuIassoe.

Saltz gate &itD, II. glug. - 0a8
bieii9e Sr9an Der Mormonen per6ffentlidte
am letten 6reitage llnO 9anlitage duBsrit
oroben6e a(rttfel, luelfe 9roBes qufltben inter
alien alaiien Der Sep0lferun9 wadriefen, in
benz man glaubt, OaB Die 9lrtifel bur9 Die
Sorlteber Der Mornonenfird)e imprint tpur=
Den. 9a8 Organ erfldrte, bic Otormonen
mdren in lebterer 3eit auf gerabe5u unertragz
lide gSeiie gcqudlt unb uerfolgt iporoen, uno
uenu Elm QufItauo auSbrefe, 10 piirben Die
gti6tmornonen in griter 2inie sI leiben baben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-12

~ -.-..yea CAB geiterll i'm llnterhauie
Die ertldrnng ab, Die &egierung babe feline
Iustnnft iiber Die an9aben erbalten, oaB Die
Huiien elue 6lottenltation Der iapaueiii6et
Snlel g)eiio gegeniiber etablireu iuollten, ooer
oaB iid) getuiiie 4merifaner erboten bitten, eine
Slottentation in Gebaitopol anSulegen.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-06-12

presents, instead Of the Church, as lov-
ing, generous mother, caring for her
children. Such transaction was not very
remote from pious friend teaching the
youth to be selfish, and not benevolent.
Another feature Of the dependence of
the sunday-schoo1 on the church was in
dicated in the duty Of the Church to pro-
vide officers and teachers, from its best
men and women, in snfticient numbers to
to manage ana to teachin the best possi-
bic way. a''.~
The strength and power of the Church
engaged in the Sunday-school work is but
small percentages of-its members; iH=s
telligence. piety, and aPtness to teach
the Bible, to the masses who so much need
this labor of love. The Church of Christ
owes asileepef, a more generous and ea1a1-
est interest in the extension and improves
ment of the Sunday school cause, for there
rernaiHesh yet very much land to- bespos-
sessed. leo
The time having arrived for the Con-
yentionF TO close, it was adj djournetl; a most
profitable day having beenlenioyed BY all,i
attendihgId s9seqa SSH sdT ,esstsgs loe
se4 MORRIS SHARP, Presto
slO.yAE.s ALLEN, See'y.soIs sdT .zales 4
r. lbs s11as@ sla-- Isg4ss53 gsHR =.
SUNDAY SCHOOL woRKERs1 BIBLE READINGs
The following are then Biblesreadings
arranged by the ministers of Washing.
ton Co. H., and presented to. the late Con-
Vention Of Sunday School w erkers, by ID
&c, Irwin: F. y-s=r s,s-s aasscg4saT z-sraFf
8cSECREON I-0iF 4 Commission I'll,
1 john, 81. 16-Feeding Christ's Sheep
2 John 81 :l5r-Feed Christ'saLambs.s
8 Mark 16: 15-Preaeh the Gospel aIs
4 Rev. q: I7--Invite to Christ. -nga sd
s. SECTION IL ONrs Motiue.E 5nslaIFls
) Math. s25; 40--Love of Christ $50 .
6 ID Corr 12: l4-Love of sSouls.oi4enIn
z Daniel 12s 3=-Personal reward. a48aF
7H SECTION III--0ar Responsibility sra
8 Heb.o13 3s17--Wemustaee to God. /.
8 Ezekielk33 :6--The u nfaithful Wateh+
man. 4llL M 1asg sia5 70 a.zeja sd1 d3I
10 Ezekiel 80: s-+Tosbe punishedsgsI8[
- -a1l SECTION Iv--0aEr Strength. good9s
II I'd Cor. l2; 8, a10--In CHRISTI 80 -
l.s.12 ssirssfa 3:f12-@-IR God.sasI ID rHR 81
z13 Phil. 4: 13--In Christ. .zzas-
'ls14 I'd Chr. so: Z, s-Fhe Lord our God.
rsa So SECTION v-z0sr PrepaTutto,a. 70 y
Is I'd Tim. 2: 15--Bible Knowledge
IS Acts II; I'm obtlfty Of Bible Study,
az James / prayer, - '-- - - -
1s John IA 26-The Holy Spirit. - :. /.
~ SECTION vI--Oar Success. 80 s -
s4q19r rPs. 126: 5, ,6AThe Joyous Reaping.
20 Isaiah So II, ~ triumph of Truth.
3 q Gala. 6: :.9-The ultimate reaping.
% 1st Cor. Is: 5s--Our Labor not in
vain in the Lord. pa
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-06-12
scenes ON lake rance.

Cor. of the Phiiadelphis Press.
Lake Tahoe is a great fresh water body,
twelve miles south of Truclee. 1t. lies in
two States, California and Nevada; three
quarters in California and the remainder
in Nevada. Tahoe is an Indian name
meaning bigiwater or deep water. Here,
at an elevation of mile and quarter
above the ocean, sheltered in its rock
bound basin, rests this inland sea, tWen-
ty-five miles long and ten wide. It's blue
waters are encircled be hills mOsaiced
with trees of evergreen and patches Of
pure white snow. Pebbles may be coun-
ted, and trout may be seen sporting at
debtlI of eighty feet, so clear and smooth
is the water. 1t changes color according
to the debth, from beautiful pea-greeB
at the shore to an indigo blue.
1t has been sounded to depth Of3, goo
feet, and is so cold, even in simmer, that
the water, when taken from below the
surface, is near to the freezing point, al
| eheugl it never freezes in the coloess
weather. Fish abound in the waters
near the shore, among which are toar
varieties of trout. The silver trout Is con-
sitlered the finest, and is always taken IN
tdeep water, sometimes weighing thirty
two pounds. E.4l-.a
on account of the variety of the Rtmos-
phere, the waters are not very buoyant,
/ objects sinking like lead. Nothing ever
| floats on the surface. Great logs which
have escaped from the hands of the log.
gers, soon sink and are seen no more.
At times the lake is calm and peaceful
/ as asmfling babe, again it is in q mo-
ment lashed to fury and beaten to foam
by the winds that spring up in the eanons
and sweep across its waters. But look q
1.-The lake when and where you Will tt u
i a scene of beautiful grandeur which pen
and pencil have strive1 in vain % poF'
! tarv. You must see it to be satisfied.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-06-12

I /
ingtOn G. H., May Goth, 1879.
Morning session commenced at 81 am.
Devotional exercises, led by Rev. S. j.
Miller. af1s4 7a5 :e4iE 4s
Address of Welcome, by Rev. s. T.
Griswold. s..a 3. = s.7ss -sa s.
Reportof the condition of the work in
the county. Responses. by delegates:
l-Atno time in the history. of the Con-
Yention has there ever been so general and
encouraging reports from all the town
ships. of the county. An abstract report,
/ as given from each school would be in
teresting, if time and space in these min
| utes allowed. 1s .,...-
The Topic-F'Review of the Sunday
School Work, of the Past and Present.
was presented BY Rev.aJ sE. Moore. 8
The following was the Committee on
denominations: Rev c irwin, Rev w w
Witter, DR. 6 NJ Wilson, W W Sachel,
Esq, and Amos Fodhunter. = >
Committee on Resolutions as follows:
Rev. S. IT Griswold,-J ,-J. M. Edwards and
james Beatty.
Ion motion, it was ordered that Vice
President be elected from each township
of the county. ,s@ss7a5 -.-
The forenoon session adjourned at 2
O'Clock m. s-Is., $50 s. +
Afternoon session at 1ao'eleek. DeEo-
! ztional exercises led by Rev. Stivers. -
Topic No. sShperintendents; their
/ work discussed, was opened by Rev. B.
q Y. Sigfried. He said; ''The success of
any business depends largely on its man n
agement. A good overseer or superin-
] tendent, qualified to direct the work in
business hours. Railroads, and all ex-
texsive operations. The work of trainig
s and teaching the multitudes who are now
\ enlisted in Bible Study in Sabbath-school,
; is one of highest interst. Next to the
! Christian pastor, the Sabbath-school Su.
I perintendent in preparing a people
for the service of the Lord, called
!. to the position by the Church, and thu
!, : school, he is to use every appropriate in
: fnence and appliance to benefit all. TX
see that the truths of the bible are plainly
4 and fully taught; know that it is the wis
i dom of God unto salvation. He must re
/. iIy on the Holy Spirit to apply it. H,
should be an example to the little flocl
that is placed under his care; pious, pray
: ierful, patient, persevering, prompt ii
every duty. Order is Heavens first law.
: In Sabbath-school good order is essential
Be on hand before the time of opening
ready to give cordial welcome to all, ,ant
have all in their places Have the time o
each exercise known, and oversee. TIL
work and workers as the hour passes
. Hold the attention of all present, as ia
as possible; do everything in order.
: singing, have all sing. Read the lesso
" fully in concert. In prayer, tolerate n
- irreverance. Have the minutes of bus
Is ness, attendance, promptly read and full
recorded, Allow no Interference with
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-06-12

SciOtO Valley Railway.

Commencing Monday, May ls, 1873. Trains win
run as follows:
GOING SOMA 6b
ExPREss--Leaves Columbus 80 m; arrive
Cireleville :53, ChilicOthe 947, Waverly lO:42
Portsmouth, 1900 p m lss54' .s.-
MAIL-Leaves Columbus 1885 p m; arrive at
Cireleville 457 ChllicOtheg5:4S, Waverly 6:43, at
FAST FREIGHT AND -ACcoMMoDATIoN-Leave
Ghilleotns 5;i5 I'M; arrive-at WaVeFly 7:l7 a m,
#T GOING NORTH.
~ IMAIL-l.eaves Portsmouth 200 9 m; arrives at
Wayerly Sis, ChllieOthe6:l5 Circlevlle 7:OS, Co
ExPREss-Leaves Portsmouth, 1875 p m, arrives
WayeFly 1s4o m, Ghillicothe 1881 pm, CircIeville
1898 N, Columbus 4 :55 p m li -=-iilFE -4.s55asJ
FAST. FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION Leaves
PSrts9omth t:l5 ms arrives Waverly e;54 Chilli
All other trains daily except Sunday. - ~ =.
szas1i CONNECTIONS. ses7- ta4la,
AT COLUMBUS, with Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and
ingtOn and New York. F7- iilA ~ qlfasz aa sst Sc
For Chicago, Indianapolis and st. Louis, ana ali
Western points.
For Cincinnati, Dayton, and points on little Mi
ami Division. ~ 81 sA3@@
With Baltimore and Ohio r. r., for chicago
baltimore, w fashington, Newark and Zanesyilles
With Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indi.s
annapolis R'y, for Cleveland, Buffalo and points
With Columbus and Toledo R. R., for Delaware
Toledo, Detroit and the West. z1.fs a5za33 ~ --7
With Columbus Springfield and Cincinnati Ts'v,
for London, Springfield, SanduskY and Cincinnati.
At oireleVilIe with O.. &. NV. r. r., for Ian
caster, Zanesville, Washington c. H., and VIII
At ohlIlcOthe with NJ. g G. R. r., for Hamden,
Athens, Cincinnati and inferno ediate points
-lAt Waverly with S. j. s. r. r. R. for jackson.
At Portsmouth by steamer for Huntington, con-
Meeting with Chesapeake and Ohio RaiToad for
Ch3rl0ttsyille, Gerdonsyille, va, RiekNond, Va,
and ali points in South Atlantic States
GEO. CHANDLER, G. T. Ag't.
- SuP0'
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-06-12
Letter from Illinois.
EDS. HERALD: a=- %

- PLYMOUTH, H., June I'd, 1879.
EDS. HERALD: '-@.-
Dear Sirs: A statement made in the let
ter of Mr.. George Bybee, published in the
HERALD Of May 29th. prompts me to a
query also. Mr.. B. asks, on legal adj
vice, if hezwould not be entitled to the
paper free after paying for it treghlarly
during twenty-one years. Now will Mr..
G. venture an opinion as to what immu-
mites one is entitled to who has received
the HERALD free for over twenty-one
years, and read it, too. A little irregular
ity once or twice occurred; but, upon go
ing back to Fayette, to look the matter
up, Jims always Presumed payment, . and
is now, trust, confirmed in his good in
tentions.@A Aa&8 aB
Those who once lived in your commu-
nifty and who are now in other parts--so
many of whose letters we .read-know
how to appreciate the weekly letter from
what will, in spite of philosophy, seem
ike-stlee sssltl henle. = Gradually, how
ever, familiar names appear among the
obituary notices, while scores of strangers
to us, are figuring in business and social
circles.
Our region is, presume, no exception to
the general rule: hard times, and conse-
quent embarrassents. If one could only
be an Uncle Sam, with Sherman to do up
the writings, and get money by cords, at
four per cent, how nice.
Permit us to join in congratulations,
in view of the Republican success in
Ohio, trusting that national good may
thereby receive an impetus.
Knowing the value of your columns,
allow me to apologize for this Intrusion,
and close with thanks for-the dear old
HERALD, with its freight of welcome in
telligence. Most respectfully,
sg1 B. f. EDWARDS.
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Mrs. H. c. McCABE, Pres't.
MRS. FANNIE W. LEtrER, Rec. sec.

In the expectation of dry season and
uoor crops, there has been 3 good deal OF
talE about buying up hay, grain, efc''
for speculative purposes.
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OFFICERS: -. ". ltOebuck, w. NJ; g. T.. Bush,
q. v. Creamef, Secretary Z. A. Ester, ). D.; q.
X. Marshall, j. d.; Urban Hidy, George Miller.
Tyler.
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That Fishing Party.
JAsFER CRY, May ?, 1879.


EDS. HERALD:
On the morning of May 24th the bright
sun shown out in all his glory and
grandure, imparting to the beautiful
green earth renewed life and vigor. and,
on this very Identical day, the Jasper
''Rosebnds' were TO take an excursion to
the renowned Rattlesnake Falls, on the
n. 6 c. R. R., near the thriving city of
East Monroe.
The company set out early, and was re-
Enforced along the route, by various par
ties, all bound for 0hio's natural wonder.
They arrived at their destination about
10 a. M, having met with two accidents
along the way. =
If it were not for Franks aversion to
having his name in print, we would not
only give it in full, but we wonld tell how
his horse caught shoe i'm a rock and
pitched headlOhg down the rugged steep,
But suffice it to say, that the only patients
now under medical treatment, from the
effects of that fall, are a pair Of shafts,
harness, and the E'hoss. . Dave, also,
might have had serious accident, had his
horse continued his down hill flight much
farther.
The exeursionists spent the greater
part of the day roaming s'oyeF the hills
and far away . or, per chance, sitting in
crowds of two, on the zigzag edges of
mighty rocks, talking Of by-gones; bur,
as the writer reaches this point, he finds
himself s0-5
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PittsbUFr, Cincinnati and ST. Louis
= s RzA.IESSK a. ~ ~ as s....
GOING WEST.

Dresden = 1anettolas g. 40 's.sss z.--. ;25
All trains daily except sunday.
Passen ger trains make direct connection at Nor
row, with Passenger Trains on P. G. 8 st. L. Ry.
/, Direct connections are made at Lancaster with
trains on the C. q H. ". Ky. for Columbus, Athens,
Chillicothe, Marietta, IrontOn and Portsmouth.
Connection is made at GAINESVILLE with trains on
the b. 10 o. Ry. for all Eastern cities.
Connection is made at Dresden Junction with
Passenger trains on Z. 9, & st. Z. Ry., to and from
Pittsburg and the East. rs fs9-s.5- :. - II
~ Es.5 ssg s.i 1- c. C. WAITE, sup't
JOHN It. FLIFE, Agent. =df "a 15E E4 lsais
- w. L. O'RRIEN, Gen'l Ticket A GIT, .
y r. B. BAILEY, D. F. Agent. 81 .s.s. .-lsT &, e
H aaa esz ID. W. CAlDW ELL Gen'l Mang'rs .
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The Sixth Annual Meeting Of the Ohio
Wonan's Christian Temperance Union
viii be held I'm Toledo, in the First Com
gregational- Church, the l1th, 12th, and
13th days of June, the session opening as
10 O'Clock Wednesday morning.
Each League is entitled to three xoe-
ing delegates. Visitors interested IN tee
cause, will be invited to participate IN
discussion. -. A..
Delegates are requested to repair 20 ne ne
Rail Road Mems Reading Room, oppo.ase
fine Union Depot, where the Receptlo91n9
Committee will be in waiting. Enort VII
ne made to secure reduction upon return
''V a fun representation is earnestly re-
quested. NFcr.pH Pres,t-
Mrs. FANNIE W. LETTER, Rec. Sec.
.rh. Columbus & Toledo win reduce.
rrba r. q. C. & l. will take parties OF 20
a. 90. per mile. The Pan Handle tEitts.,
| Gin. q st. LOuis) issues orders at 4e,
having one way. The Cin., Hamiltons
DAYTON & Michigan, fun fare one Wy
| on all its lines, aud lc, per mile on teteIn w.
The baltimore & Ohio gives round trip
| fiekefs at PC per mile, both ways Inc Sels
oto Valley and c. S. & c. yet to be heard
from,