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OIL zIIGrR, Hlsh.Consiable, IL A. NJ, hoase-

Z. HOI OIZiRGER, High.Consiable, IL A. W.. house,
hold urDiture &c.
JNO. T.. LAUGHTON, JR., 10 A. parlor 0rgIn, +,
feather beds ciier-mili, stoves, &c.
r. u. CHAFtIN & CO.. 81 L. NJ. bu ldDg lot on
First street between Main and Cary also, iDt On
Cary between First aud Foushee streets.
FRANK ID. FTLL & CO., q T.. NJ, desirable Ore
gon HI, building lots.
FRANK d. HILL & co. 12 NJ, eomsl.ssIDaers'
sale q small farm IN Hebrico county about ave
miles below Richmond, on The Williamsburg
rOld.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED By
the use of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoSINE DEyTl-
FRICE, which will speedily remove incipient tartar
and scurf. Price, hfty cents box.
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HoToPP's CfLEBRATED FIRsr-PRENiCM
CHARLorTRsvfLLE CLARET at 81 per gallon at
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
DRY AND SWEET CATAwBAs--elega1t summsr
wines-cheap, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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SAVE MONEY by having your Printing done st lne
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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THERg u as much difference in sods-water a.
there Is In horses. II you don't think 70 try gl&ss
at ANroNi's and then 60 somewhere else snd try
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
Peter O'Brien, charged with felouiously
assaulting and striking John Walsh with an
iron bar. The case was continued till Tues
day in consequence Of the absence Of Walsh,
who was not in condition to appear in court.
Rosa Jones (colored), assault and battery,
was fined So.
Jerry Coles (colored), charged with felo.
nlously cutting Tom Patterson with knife.
The case was continued until Monday.
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ID. II. MirrKLDoRPER viii open o. Monday .
large new stock OF Lawns, White Good, Lscss,
Parssols. Msitings, Underwear. Linen Ulsfsrs,
Dress Linens, Hoop-skirts, Dress Good. Give them
cali
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Rats. mice, ants, flies. vermin, mosQutoes, tn
sects, &C., cleared out by Rough on Rats" Fif.
teen-cent boxes at druggists.
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HUsTIYGs CoURr.--In the Hastings Court
Yesterday the case Of Christine Manner
schmidt, indicted for forgery, was called.
ana continued until the October term, and
the accused bailed for her appearance.
The court then adjourned for the term.
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To SEE THE FONTAINR DE LAFAYErrS at its
best 1t should be seen when Illuminated.
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LITTLE GIRL, after drinking h,r first glass
Of soda at ANroNl's the other day. told her father
that IL was worth five cents TO LOOK at the fountain
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FRESH LOT COUNTRY HANS. 1ifc. per pound
fre,h lot Country Butter. 25c. per pound, at
R.H. Fox's, I'LL and 17l2 Frsnkf!n street,
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.
FOR MALARIAL POISONING, NERVOUS
PR0STRATION, ETC.

LING, UNITED STATES SENATOR
FROM NEW YORK.
"Bufalo Lithia Water was first brought TO my
notice last year while sufft ring from severe MALA-
RIAL disorder of some standing, attended by
NERVOUS PR0STRATI0N. | say MALARIAL
disorder because the doctors said so From the first
trial of the water derived decided advantage from
1t, and II has always relieved me. Several TO whom
have recommended II make like reports, AND
STRONGLY BELIEVE IN 1T AS AN ANTIDOTE to
the ACIDS which II neutraIizes. l have pleasure In
saying this, and l shall continue TO advise my
neighbors and acquaintances 10 try the water"
ie 10. eOd4t
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=H - lHaH
PERSONAL.

TO THE PUBLIC.-TIIE co PART
L NERsIiiP heretofore existing between AR
THUR HANENS and GkORGE w. CLARK IN the
BAKERY BUSINESS Is hereby dissolved. ans all
persons warned not 10 pay the said Ciark any
money rue the said concern, or In any way give
credit 10 the said concern. ARTHUR HAvESs.
JUNE Is 1881. te l3-lt*
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LEE GALLERY, Main street, SUPERIOR Puoro.
GRAPHS.
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SUMNER ExCURsIONs.-We have received
from the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
copy of their "Summer Excursion
Book" 'Tis very handsomely gotten up,
with cuts of the various watering places on
their lines and other points Of interest
also, some excellent views from the Luray
cave. 1t is filed with useful information
for those contemplating summer excursions,
and any one can get a copy Of 1t from 5. ID.
Kennedy, southern passenger agent Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, at A. W. Gar
ber's,
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LEE GALLERY pmoroeRArns delish. su.

LEE GALLERY PuoroeRAPns-sA.ssfac
and low prices.
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The "F" COMPANY CONCERT.-The con-
cert 10 be gwen for the benefit OF " 30
Company will take place at Mozart Hall to-
morrow night. The following attractive
programme has been arranged for the Occa-
sion: Yorktown Centennial Walzes, de
Nordendorf,) Professor De Nordendorf and
orchestra; Song Of the Saw, de Norden-
dorf,) Liederkranz Society; selection, Mr..
+. W. Hoff Sneezlng Song, "a. 5. Gatty,)
Mr.. John Dewitt; Come, Ny Darling. to
the Dell, de NordendOrf.) little Lima Bal
ley; Torpedo and Whale, Liederkranz So
clety Racquet GaIop, (Simmons,) orcbes-
ira; All on Account OF Eliza, (Bilee Tay-
lori Liederkranz Society; Selection, little
Lima Bailey; Kissing on the Sly. DE Nor
dendorf,l Mr.. John DeWht; Animal Sex
tette, (De Nordendorf,) Liederkranz Society.
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We recommend LEE GALLERY for PHOTO.
GRAPHS.
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COMMRNCEMENr ExERCTsEs. &c.


TNHE ANNUAL GRAFTON BEFORE
COLLEGE will be delivered at the Grsce-Sirset
Baptist church on MONDAY, June 20ih, AZ ek p.
NJ, by Rev. ID. w. GWlN. II. D., of Atlanta, Ga. {;
Norfolk.
TO these exercises the public generally are cor.
daily invited
The sOCiETY BANQUET will be held q, the st.
Claire Hotel Immediately after.
HOWARD X. BAYNE, President.
-. G.. CLOPTON. Secretary. telT-2t
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Children beautifully photc graphed.
ryr n A
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HORSES FOR SALE.
PROFESSIONAL.
FURNITURE STORED.

THOSE WISHING TO STORE FUR.
l. NiTURE for a long or short period, or 10 %.
gage delightful rooms for occupancy during s,mrsf,
| can address A u. C., care Carrier No. o, city.
| INV S-SB&Tnl2t
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EDUCATIONAL

Unsurpassed In It's location. in It's buildings and
grounds, in its general appointments and sanitary
arrangements; its full corps of superior and expe
rienced teachers. its unrivafled advantages In Mu-
sic, Modern Languages. EOcuiion. Fine Arts. Ply
sical Culture, and Instruction In The Theory and
Practice of Cooking; the successful efforts made 10
secure health, comfort and happiness; its Opp0si-
tion 10 extravaganza; its standard OF solid scholar
ship. -
For full particulars, apply TO the PRINCIPAL for
catalogues. Je l5.eod2m
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CAUTION.

The public having FER years been imposed zpol
with tenement hou cigars and CbiDese s,at sis."
the Cigar.Msker. International Unioa take THIS
method OF informing them that they csa sss
GOOD. CLEAN SMOKE By using cigars contained
In boxes with the UNION LABEL oa the caiside.
These Cigars are made by Or lt-ellss workmen, aud
are recommended for cleanliness and wihees The
germs OF foul diseases contained In the tenement
hsuse aud Chinese so called cigars.
The UNION LABEL Is SIX iuehes ionr. cf light
blue color. and has ON s face the GIG AR
MAKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION Sad he
signature Of "A. sIRAssFR, President &. ".
I. o."
If you want GOOD CLEAN CIGAR see tAA. hs
LABEL Is On THE BOX.
n. w. HAsEaEfgg.
FinaEeisl Secretary Ulion No. 81.
ie l2.su3ts
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-SUM-
~ MER LAW LECTURES (nine weekly begin
l4TH JULY, 1881, and end 14th September. Have
proved of signal use-lst. 20 students who design 10
pursue their studies at this or other law school 3D.
10 those who propose 10 read privately and Sd, 10
prsci itiOners who have not had the advantage OF
systematic instruction. For circular apply Post
0flce, University of Virginial 10 JOHN u. MINOR,
Prof. tOm. and stat. Law. INV 25-2tawlm
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SIT Is Just BEAUTIFUL" remarked a lady OF
the Fontaine de Lafayette when At ASToSrs
drinking glass of lse.cream soda, and this soda
- delicious
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MAD. CAROLINE RICHlNGS-BER-
WI NARD will be prepared to receive a limited
number of younS ladies as RESIDENT PUPILS
for MUSICAL INSTRUCTION at her own house,
in Richmond Va, for the fall and winter Of
1881. 's2, where they VIII receive thorough vocal
ana instrumental training under her personal su-
pervision, and the comforts of a pleasant home
Elocutlon, Italian, and German taught II required.
For terms etc., apply At 10 west Grace street. Rich
mOnd. Va. my 15-3m
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Read D. E. MrrrELDoRrrR's new siycrtI.e-
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BED.BUGs, reaches.

IrMEMBER ASroSrs IcE.CRKAx SODA Is only
SC. glass.
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MQUNTAlN-TOP HOTEL, 1,996 feet
Is1 above iidewater, situsted in Virginia. on the
Chesapeake and ohio railroad, 20 miles from Rich.
mOnd Na.,is NOW OPEN FOR VISITORS.
For terms, &c, address
HENRY l.. MASsIE, Proprietor.
if ln.lm Alton DCpOf. Va.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-13
ResOlmlIons of Respect.

At a meeting of the Washington Bar,
to take action on the death of Mr.. II. E.
Browne, member of the bar of this
place, the following resolutions were
adopted, and by order of the court were
entered upon the minutes of the court
With profound sorrow we deplOre the
untimely death of our esteemed brother
and co-labOrer, Henry Edwards Browne,
who in the dawn of his professional ca
reer has been cut off from life full of
hope and promise.
In Brother Browne we found all the
elements of true manhood. His mind
was richly stored with general knOwl-
edge and information. He was well
learned in his profession. His mind
was clear, his Judgment good. He was
kind and courteous, and above all honest
in his convictions and conduct. With
such eminent qualifications for the pro-
fession, we severely feel the irreparable
loss our profession sustains in his death,
10 his widow, who of all others is
most bereaved and afflicted, we extend
our warmest sympathies and condo
lenCe.
That copy of these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes Of this, Court,
and copy delivered to the family of
the decease, and also published in the
county papers.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-13
mmnnRnclnFLnR.

Washington c. H., possesses advan
tages as a point for manufacturing
which are equalled by few towns il
the State, and with the proper effor
upon the part of our citizens we caI
secure the location of manufacturing
establishments here, and build up with
in a few years manufacturing bust
ness that will transform our town int
a fiourishing city. But we will have
to offer inducements to bring manu-
featuring here, as other towns havo
done and are doing.
The people of Washington and Fay
cite county, have shown a vast amour
of enterprise and expended largt
amount Of money in public improve
ments-building turnpikes, rail roads
and other enterprises; and as a result
our town has doubled its population
within the past ten years, and its rapiC
growth and increase in business i'm
pOrtance have been the envy Of om
neighbOring cities and towns.
But we have now reached a point
where it is all important to our contin.
ued growth and business prosperity
that we should branch out into a new
line of enterprise. If Washington is
ever to attain much greater dimensions
or business importance, it must be done
through the encouragement Of manu-.
featuring. This is fact that is geneT-
ally admitted, and the question of TAX
ing steps toward securing some kind OF
manufacturing in our town has been
talked Of considerably of late. The sug-
gestiOn of raising fund by taxation on
the property Of our town for that pur-
pose, meets with favor; and it seems to
us that the prOperty-owners of Wash
ingtOn could make no better investment
than to tax themselves to the amount of
SIS, 900 or 100000, the money to be
used judiciously for the purpose Of en-
cOuraging manufacturing here.
In this connection we mention plan
which has been suggested by one of our
leading business men and capitalists,
and which has the Endorsement of 9TH
ers Of our prominent citizens. His plan
is to raise a fund by taxation to be used
to build central pOwer-hOuse, for the
purpose of furnishing power for manu-
featuring. Also put up buildings prop
erIy located about the central house,
and suitable for manufacturing Of diff
ferent kinds. The central power to be
sufficient to supply power to these sur
rounding buildings. Buildings and
power to be furnished at such terms as
will be an inducement to manufacturers
to engage in business here.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-13

The stockholders of the WellstOT
Coal and Iron Co. met at NJ: Willard,
Office on the 9th inst, and elected the
following board of directors for the en-
suing year: Dan'l Mclean, Allen Heg.
Ter, H, S. Bundy, F. L. Nitterhouse, r.
A. Robinson, p. Wendell, NJ. Willard
The board elected Allen Hegler presi,
dent and Theo. Fnlhart secretary.
The Washington Gas Light Co. elect
ed the following board of directors Mon
day evening: Morris Sharp, J. Light,
B. H. Millikan, Dan'l Mclean, Joe M.
Mclean.
The stockholders of the Merchants
and Farmers Bank on Tuesday elected
the following board of directors for
the ensuing year: NJ. Pavey, Jesse
johnson, NJ. Grove, Geo. II. Adams,
Geo. Dahl, Sam'l Coffman, Morris
Sharp, The board has not yet organ
lied.
The annual election for directors of
the Peoples and DrOver's Bank took
place on Tuesday, and the old board
was reelected for the coming year, as
follows: Danl Mclean, David Rogers,
Thos. B. Thornton, NJ. Draper, Aaron
Fernau, j. II. Allen, Josiah Hopkins.
The board organized by re-electing
Dan'l Mclean, President and ThOs. B.
Thornton Vice-President. r. A. Rob
insOn continues as Chashier and NJ.
Herbert Teller.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-13

The Union Temperance Literary
will be held at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday evening at the usual hour
of services.
Sheriff Cook and Deputy Lydy on
Monday evening arrested Henry Smith,
the "bOuncer" of the "Red House, -
who was indicted at the last term of
court for biting off Pat. Kings finger
in a fgktabouti months ago. Smith
has keptOut Of the way Of the officers
since his indictment, until Monday
evening, when they learned that he
was at the above named house and went
out and took him in, He was relieved
Of a pair of iron knuckles found in his
pocket, before being locked up. This
was the new sherifrs first arrest.
A-The dwelling house of D. X. Lar
-pimer, in the eastern part Of town, on
the Circleville pike, was destroyed by
fire on Sunday morning last. The fire
was discovered by some persons pass
ing about o'clock a. M, and the in
mates, who were yet unconscious of
the state of affairs, were aroused but
the fire had obtained too much head
way to be controlled, and very little of
the contents of the house was saved.
The BabcOck and Steamer were brought
out. but were unable to do any good.
The house was an old frame, and was
not very valuable. There was no in
suranCe.
| F-Capt. l. j. Vance, station agent of
Me Springfield Southern Ry. at Good
Hope, died at his home in that place on
Saturday evening last. He had passed
through am illness of several weeks,
of fever, and was recovering when,
about week ago, by exposing himself
too soon, he took Il relapse and his death
followed. His funeral took place on
Monday, and his remains were buried
in Good Hope Cemetery. Capt. Vance
was born and raised in Fayette county,
and was we'll known over the county.
He served with distinction in the war
of the rebellion, as captain Of Co. B,
I'd Heavy Artillery.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-13
rhs greatest Remedr Known.

DIR. KING's NEW DISCOVERY for Con-
sumption is certainly the greatest medi-
cal remedy ever placed within the reach
of suffering humanity. Thousands OF
once hopeless sufferers, now loudly pro-
claim their praise for this wonderful
Discovery to which they owe their lives.
Not only does it poSitieely care Consump-
ton, but Coughs, Colds, Asthma, BrOn-
chits, Hay Fever, Hoarseness and all
affections of the Throat, Chest and
Lungs yield at once to its wonderful
curative powers rs if by magic. We do
not ask you to buy a large bottle until
you know what yOu are getting. We
therefore earnestly request you to call on
your druggists, Brown Brothers, and
get a trial bottle for ten cents which
will convince the most skeDtical of its
wonderful merits, and show you what
a regular one dollar bottle win do. For
sale bv Brown Bros.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-13
Tenchers, Examinn.ior,,

There were 26 applicants before the
county board of examiners on last Sat-
urday. The following passed; For 6
mOnths-C. S. Ellis, Louis Pentsmeyer,
Vic Ely, Lucius O'Brien, Lou McGrew.
u months-D. R, Jacobs, "a months
T. W. Merchant, E. S. Stfnson.
The county board of examiners will
hold the next examination yaB. 18th, 10
o'clock a. M, instead Of Saturday, Psl1i'z!
jth. This is done to accommodate the
county convention of teachers.
II. H. EDWARDS, Pres'r.
J. P. PATTERSON, Clerk.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-13
StlII Booming!

The boom still continues at the One
Price Clothing House of Bruel & Co.
The people of Fayette and adjoining
counties have satisfied themselves be-
yond a doubt that this house carries the
largest and best selected stock and sells
for less money than any other estab-
lishment in this peighborhood, and the
result is a continued rush of customers.
The one price plan introduced here by
this house has proved Il success. 1t
meets the approval of the public, and
has secured an immense trade for Bruel
& Co. When you wantanything in the
clothing line, call at the One Price
Clothing House. Mr.. Henry Robinson
and his corps Of gCntlemanly assistants
will give you courteous treatment, and
sell you what you want at prices thar
you can'tgrumble at.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-13
Women,s benevolent Society.

At the last meeting of the Women's 5
Benevolent Society the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year;
Mrs. j. B. Priddy, President; Mrs. G..
H. Brownell, Vice President; Mrs. DR..
Worley, Treasurer; Mrs. DR.. Drais,
Secretary. The next meeting will be
held at Mrs. NJ. V. Logan's, Fayette ST.,
on Saturday, January 22d, at 3 3p. m.
Owing to the severe winter that is
upon us, there are many calls for help
from the destitute of our town, and we
ask from the people of Washington a
generous donation in the way of cloth
ing, (old or new cast off garments that
could be made over for children, boots
and shoes, or groceries. AS calls are
urgent, please send such articles at
once to Mrs. Tegan's for distribution.
SECRETARY.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-13
Personal AND SOCIAL.

Ex sheriff Os. Smith returned Mon.
day from "trip to South Bend, Indiana
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Jones, Of St. Louis,
Mo-, are visiting Mrs. is mother, Mrs
$. Sears, in town.
Mr.. Geo. J.. Harris, Of the firm Ol
Shillito & Co., Cincinnati, visited his
sister, Miss Bessie, the guest of Mrs
Harris, on Fayette street, last week.
Chillicothe Register, Saturday: Miss
Via Cherry of Washington G. H., has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. f.
Belleville, at the Emmitt House, dur
ing the week.
The many friends of Miss Tude Per-
singer, whose serious Illness was men
toned in last weeks HERALD, will be
pleased to know that her condition is
much improved, and she is now consid-
cred ont of danger, and in fair way
of recovery.
Jackson Herald, Jan. 13: We noticed
F. II. Miller, Esq, Of Washington G.
H., on our streets last Friday. Mrs.
Orlando Greuber, one Of the most ac-
compIished ladies of Washington c.
H., is visiting the family of the editor
of the Herald. Anthony Ross, Esq,
of Good Hope, Fayette county, made us
pleasant call last Friday. lie visited
our town to make a Coal contract with
Price Bros.
Wilmington Democrat, Jan. Z: Miss
Jennie Hildebrant, Of Washington G..
H., is visiting friends here this week.
Wv. w. Savage, Esq, Of Washing
ton c. H., was here on last Saturday,
in attendance upon the funeral of the
infant child of his brother, Hon. J. S.
Savage. C.. A. Palmer and Harry
Boyer, of Washington G. H., were in
attendance at the performance given
by the Criterion Comedy Company on
Monday evening at City Hall.
We clip the following items from
"Our CoIored Society" department of
the Springfield Sunday Ne,es:
Miss Jennie Powell and sister of
Washington G. H., the guest of Mrs. J.
Jones, Sycamore street, left for Mechan-
icsburg, to-day. Many ladies and
gents among whom were Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Robinson, Misses A. Ward, Belle
Gossip, Stella Mitchell, Mrs. NJ. Viers,
Messrs. Jas. Thomas, Rob. Logan, Thos.
Basey, W. Walker, f. Turner, NJ. Horn,
VIM. Rudd, Jno. Jackson, Jno. Bayless,
E. Coates, and others, surprised Miss
Dora Chester, of Washington c. H.,
now with Mrs. G. Dergan, last Wednes-
day evening. The boys all took
guitars. VI
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-13

From Maine to California, the glad
tidings ring out that the manufacturers
of the celebrated DIR. Marshall's Lung
Syrup, for all Lung troubles, have en-
larged the bottles and contents and are
thus giving to its many patrons large.
and well filled bottle Of the Lung Syrup
for % cents, so cents and 81 per bottle.
The success of the Lung Syrup is un-
precedented, and rival firms gaze with
wonder and astOnishment at the won-
drous cases of Coughs, Colds, BrOn-
chitis, and all Lung diseases cured by it.
9w4 HARRY BOYER.