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Skin ESumOrs, Rrisk Crust, Etc.

Skin Humors.Mrs. s. f. Whipple, Decatur, NIo.l.
we're almost raw Head covered with scabs and sores
Suffered fearfully and tired everything. Permanent
ly cured by Cuticura Remedies.
Milk Crust,-Mrs Bowers rs Clinton street, Cine
cinnati, speaks of her sisters child, who OF
Milk Crust which resisted all remedies for ycars
now fine, healthy boy, with beautiful head OF
hair
letter of the Hands.-Elizaboth Buckley, Little
ton, n. H. thankfully praises the Cucura Remedies
for of letter of the Hands, which had rondcI
ed them almost useless 10 her.
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1t kind Of took n fellow down to 90
to church yesterday morning, and,
after fourishing about a Christmas
handkerchief for some time, to discover
a label on the corner of it bearing the
legend, "35c. Warranted fast colors. =,
Lowell Citizen.
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Teacher in the high school at" Are
pro and con synonymous or oppo-
site tcrms?" Scholar-"Opposito. ~
Tcacher-"Givc an example, Schol-
ar-"Progress and congress
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"What have you been drinking or
eatingv exclaimed his wife, as he re-
turned late at night. "Liquor-ish !"
he responded, and then he winked at
himself in the dark and breathed thin
till she got asleep.
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One of the most celebrated authors
of Paris is thus viewed by his barber
"He comes here nearly every day. He
likes to look we'll, but as far as brains,
judge for yourself lie might enjoy
my conversation he prefers to read the
paper"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-11

An individual who was drawing mp
some good resolutions for the New
Year, absently added; Resolved
That Il copy be sent to the family Of
the deceased"
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Cutcura Remedies are prepared by Weeks & Potter.
Chemists and Druggists, 800 Washington street Bos-
ton, and for sale by all druggists. Price of Cut
icura, Medicinal Jelly, small boxes, so cents large
boxes g. Cuticura Resolvent, the new Blood Puri-
fer, 81 per bottle Cuticura Medicinal Toilet Soap,
25 cents. Cuticura Medicinal Shaving Soap - cents
in bars for BARRIERS and large consumers, 80 cents.
All mailed free on receipt OF price.
Sond for ulustraied Treatise ON tho skin.
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Scald Head, AIopecia, Etc.

Scald Head-H. A. Raymond, auditor f. W, j. 6
s. Il. r. Jackson, Mich, cured of scad head of
nine years duration by the Cuticura Remedies.
Falling of the Hair.-Frank A. Bean, Steam Fire
Engine u, Boston, cured of AOpscia falling of
the hair by the Cuticura Remedies which completely
restored his HAIR when all said he would lose IT.
Dandruf-Thomas Lee 1916 Franklin Ave. Phil
adelphia, afflicted with dsndruh which for twenty
inch in thickness cured by the Cuicura Remedies
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(llticura
Itching and Scaly diseases, S"F0f-
ulOIus HumOrs, Ulcers, OLD sore
and Mercurial Affections cared
when MI other human aRc"Cics
fail.

There IL no human agency can so speedily p'urau-
emily and economically cleanse the blood, clear the
complexion and skim restore the hair and every
species of itching scaly and scrofuous humor OF the
skin, scalp and blood rs the Cuticura Rcme1io'
ssting of Cuticura, the great skin cure, CUtiCuIg
Soap, exquisite, toilet bath and nursery sanativr
and CnticurR Resolynnt. the now blood nmILlnr.
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Extract from letter from Angel
ina: "Dear Henry, you ask if l re-
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Druggists Ncmrh FrOEa.

ave know the value of malt, hops,
calisaya and iron composing Malt
Bitters."
"Our lady customers highly praise
them
physicians prescribe them in this
town."
"The largest bottle and best med
icine."
"Best blood purifier on our shelves. -
"Our best people take Malt Bitters.
"Sure cure for chills and liver dis
cases." NJ ! m.
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The Bored of Examiners the funk
ing college student
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brought them, to the prejudice of child
rem and other relatives.
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an a. week In your own town. AZ ou,e, fro.
VkkNo risk. Reader, N Won vsrt "s'iI h .ass
Mvlnness at which persons Of either ses csr
XSVmake great pay all the time thew worl
VII, wnse ,3r psrusuisrs to II. Hallstt & Co, Port,
' dGT
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turn your love. Yes, Henry, | have
no use for it, and return it with many
thanks. By-by, Henry
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Ear NraLness.
ELVS CREAM BALM

s receiving Inc endorsement of the sufferer the drug
-i.t. and physician Never has an article OF 30 much
merit been produced FOR the treatment of mcmbrnc
discusses this uCvcr-liiug balm, and is universally
Acknowledged being all that is claimed for Il. The
appligltluU BIS easy and pleasant causing pain, IS
s0O.hWg and Is last Supersediug the of powders
liquids aud -uDi7. pTIo. 90 cents. ON receipt of GO
cents, win mail UucUTe free. send tor circular
with fuil information.
ELN's CREAM BALM CO.. Owcso, N. y.
Merit Must Reap iss JUst Reward
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oovcry. We have never handled remedy which has
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q. Il. CGITTENTON,
ll5 Fulton ST., New York.
st Wholesale bon Detroit, Grand Rapid Milwau-
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Tor ClTiRRB.


Ifay rayes, ro.iiu tho
head etc.. insert with
hluc Gu-yr, % particle
uI tho iu.m INTO the
uustuls ; draw strong
hrea'hs through The
nose. 10 will bo uh-
olbed, cleansing, and
healing the di.oa7 cd
membrane.
For Deafness,
Occasionally apply a
particle into and back
Ol the ear ruhbing in
thoroughly
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NERVVNE They act like a charm on the
Nb4It A4NL Urinary organs, Kidney and
0by g Liver, restoring lost vigor,
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ed. Also all kinds rubber goods for ladies ands
gentlemen, a book on Lost Manhood Regained-
cause and cure, Zoe. to pay postage. DIR. JAMES.
2Oi Washington St., Chicago, III. 4S7y1"
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Dr.. w EEll'Ll'


617 ST. Charles Street, st. Louis, Mo,
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-02-03
MANUFACTURING.
Meeting Of citizens Last Thursday
Evening
WASHINGTON c. H., OHIO, !
January 28, 1881.

WASHINGTON G. H., ONO, !
January 28, 1881. {
Alta adjourned meeting of this date
relative to the proposed securing Of
manufacturing interests in our city, the
reports of the several committees were
read and discussed at some length
The report of the committee, consisting
of Messrs. Maynard, Palmer and Gard.
ner, to examine into what constitu-
tional law, If any, would enable us to
secure such legislation necessary to the
voting of a tax upon the corporation
for manufacturing purposes, was
commented upon by Mr.. Maynard,
chairman of said committee, in which
he gave it as his opinion that there was
no constitutional authority for the max
ing of such a law, and that no special
act would be constitutional, unless 1t
was absolutely beneficial to the whole
public.
The report of the committee, consist
ing of Messrs. Sharp, johnson and
Dahl, provided that our town be thor
oughly canvassed, and as many signers
procured as possible, petitioning the
General Assembly for the passage of
such law enabling us to vote tax of
$5O,OOO upon the corporation for manu-
featuring purposes. Adopted. The bal
ance of the report relating to the cree
tion of suitable buildings, power, dispO-
sition of the bonds, appointing trustees,
etc., etc., was laid on the table for fu-
ture consideration. On motion a com
mittee of five was appointed, consisting
of L. c. Coffman, Albert Crone, F. H.
Miller, S. F. Johnson, Morris Sharp,
tor the purpose of soliciting names to
petition the General Assembly now in
session, for the passage of such a lG%iWa;
enabling us to vote tax of $4,000
upon our corporation for manufactur-
ing purposes. Adopted. Adjourned to
next Thursday evening.
H. D. PURsELL, Sec'y.
c. II. BRowNELL, Chr'n.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-02-03
Where TheY Will Dlne

The following teachers have notified
Miss Callie Wherritt, Vice President,
of the Teachers Association, that they
will be present Saturday, and have been
assigned as follows, for dinner:
TO Prof. terson's-Misses Craw-
ford and Halden. TO Mr.. Jno. Fosters
e. S. StinsOn and brother. To Hon.
NJ. Pavey (Westerfield House) )-Messrs.
r. StinsOn and B. Arbogast. To Prof.
&. II. Mark-Messrs. Coil and Nisely.
Arlington HOuse-Misses Ida Bonham
and Dora Pavey. 70 Mrs. T. Ustick's
Miss MOllie Hemphill and Helen Fin
ney. To Mr.. Welsheimer's-Mi
Mollie Ferguson and AIDA Horney. TO
Mr.. j. B, Hudson darlington House,
Messrs. Jno. Carson and c. Bonham
To Mr.. Eli Craig's-Messrs. ], /. Hunt
and E. B. Haughey. To Mrs. DR..
Cleveland's- Ella Simpson and
Weldon Yates. To Col. H. B. May
nard's-Misses Alta Willett and Alice
TOdhunter. To Mrs. H. H. Edwards
Miss Cobb. TO Mrs. Jas. Adams
Messrs. A. G. Patton and J. M. Dickey.
To Mrs. Bell's-Z. P. Ferguson and D.
r. Jacobs. To Mr.. J. McKee's-Miss
Aana Bryson and F. Oswald. To Mrs.
F. Miller's-Mr, c. r. Lynch and Miss
Mary Jones. To Mrs. A. L. Reid's-
Misses Jennie McCOrkle and Amanda
Michener. To Mrs. E. Bird's-Messrs
G. Spargur and John King. To Mrs.
David HOpkins'-J. 1. Roberts and
Lucius O'Brien. To Mrs. Reid's-Mr.
S. Bargdill and Miss Ella Pinkerton.
To Mrs. M. S. JOne's-MT. H. G. Wi
mer and j. A. Edge. To Mrs Evans
Misses Peitsmeyer. TO Mrs. SilcOtt's-
J. N. Shoop and Morris. To F. G.. Car
penter's-C. r. Marshall and H. Jones.
To Mrs. M. C. Alexander's-Ella
Haines and Doshie Smith. To M. G.
Hess'-Anna Shinn and 7. Merchant.
To Mrs. M. v. Logan SIS. O. Coil and
J. D. ShoOp. To Judge WillaTd's-Ed.
Carr and Hugh PinkertOn. To Mrs.
Kephart's-Mr. Sturgeon and wife.
To NJ. Herbert's-Bass Rankin. Toe.
A. Palmer's-sL. 0. Perdue and II.
White. To Mrs. Burnett's-Jessie Bur-
nett. To r. G. Miller's-A. A. Hyer
and NJ. T. Hyer. To Mrs. Westerfeld's
Ella Jones and Belle Stuckey. To
Rev. G. Carpenter's-Ogan and A. NJ,
Jones. To Jas. McLean's-Messrs.
Binnegar. To Hon. Mills Gardner's-
Sanderson and Kelso. To Hon. M. j.
Williams'-Lou. McGrew and Clara
Smith. To Mrs. Gillespie's-Linnie
Crow and Ruth Eastman. TO B. Hess
Maggie Erwin and Hattie Dickey.
70 Dr.. Dennis'-C. E. Page. To Geo.
Adams'-Mary Bahen and Ella Conn.
To Lie. Coffman's-H Blessing and J.
w. Creamer.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-02-03
REDUCED RAILROAD RATES.

For Commercial Men, Families and
All Having Frequent Occasion tO
Travel
The Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St.
Louis Railway Company-Pan Handle
Route-announce the following COM
mutation rates, and respectfully COM
mend the class of tickets described
to the favorable consideration of the
travelling public:
FtrSt-One thousand mile tickets for
individual use of one person named
thereon, good for one year, but subject
to extension of time beyond that period,
sold to all applicants, $25 90.
Second-Shippers' 1000 mile tickets,
subject to same conditions as foregoing,
sold only on order of General or Divi-
sion Freight Agent, $1,000.
TaHd-Fifty trip tickets, available
between two stations specified thereon,
for purchaser, member of his family or
employees, and for one year from date of
sale "a cts per mile.
FOWtE-Twenty-six trip tickets, sub
iect to same conditions as fifty trip
tickets, 2189'cts per mile.
Fttth-Extra baggage tickets, similar
in form to 1000 mile tickets, represent
ing thirty dollars in value, coupons re-
ceivable in payment for excess baggage
charges at any station, 500 90.
Strth-Extra baggage tickets repre-
senting fifteen dollars in value (dis-
count on either ticket thirty-three per
cent? $40 90.
10 demonstrate the economy and con-
venienCe of mileage and excess baggage
tickets, it is only necessary to state that
they are available on all lines of Pitts
burg, Cincinnati and st. Louis railway,
embracing about fifteen hundred miles,
tO-wit: Pittsburg to Washington, Pa,
Wheeling and Columbus; Dresden
Junction to Cincinnati, via GAINESVILLE,
Lancaster and Circleville; Columbus to
Cincinnati; Xenia to Richmond, via
Dayton, Columbus to indianapolis, via
Urbana and Piqua; Columbus to Chi
cago; Richmond to Illinois State Line,
via Logansport,
Tickets may be obtained at P. G. &
st. L., Depot, Washington @. H., 0.
John +. Iliff, Agent, and through depot
agents along the line.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-02-03
feaehers, ConventIon Irems.

DR.. Jno. Peaslee will be the guest OF
Hon. J. f. Ely, during his stay in our
place.
Miss Fannie Pearce will sing a very
beautiful solo at Music Hall on Friday
evening.
Over 100 teachers have notified MISS
Wherritt that they will attend the con-
vention on Saturday.
The following songs: elbow can
Leave Thee"-Cramer; "Banish Oh.
Maiden"-Lorens; VIII be rendered on
Friday evening, at Music Hall, by
Messrs. Edwards, Logan. Maynard and
Pine.
The subjects of Supt. Peaslee's lee
lures, this week, are: 'MOral and
Literary Learning in Public Schools" +"
Life and Writings of Whittier, Long
fellow and Holiness" ''Practical Meth
ods for Teaching Gems of Literature
and for celebrating Authorial Birth
DAYS"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-02-03
Choral Society.

The Choral Society held its regular
meeting Tuesday evening, at the Bap-
tist Church. The study of the choruses,
heretofore taken up, was continued
The difficulties in the way hitherto are
being rapidly surmOunted. Ere long
these rehearsals will be rated as equal
to any concerts that have been given in
Washington; and the fact that such
music is to be attempted as can but grow
in popular favor, will be an additional
stimulus to the love of this branch.
Arrangements have been made for
holding part rehearsals this week-one
for female parts at the residence of Miss
Lanum, and one for male parts at the
residence of Miss Love. All active
members are expected to attend their
rehearsals, which will certainly con-
tribute greatly to getting an insight
into the music in hand.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-02-03
ABrutaI Father.

John Cummins, an inhuman brute,
living near Newark, to punish his little
seven year old son for disObeying him,
took the lad to his stable, and, according
to his own statement when arrested,
"split sapling and placed it on the
boys tongue and drove tack through
it, tongue and all, to keep it in places"
he then tied the boy to the manger and
gave him o severe and unmerCiful beat
ing, keeping him in the above position
for several hours. This occurred on
Saturday evening one week ago, and
on the following Monday the boy was
sent to school as usual. His teacher
learned from him the particulars of
the affair, and caused his fathers ar
rest. He had a preliminary examina-
ton on Wednesday of last week, and
was bound over to court in the sum of
$1,000. Mr.. Ham. Smith, of this place,
is an uncle of the boy, and on learning
of the inhuman treatment he had re-
ceived from his father, he went to New
ark, and was appointed by the Court as
guardian for his nephew, and brought
the little fellow home with him. The
cisizens of Newark were very much in
censed over the brutality of Cummins
in the treatment of his child, and lynch
ing was freely talked of.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-02-03

The Board Of canvassers Of the 9th
Regiment o. N. G., met at ChillicothC
on Wednesday OF last week, to count
the votes of the regiment for Lieuten-
ant Colonel, TO fill the vacancy caused
by the death Of Col. McQuigg. The
vote by companies was announced as
follows: Co. A, Captain A. j. Hamil-
ton So, Major j. G, Anderson 2, Captain
j. Jordan 2; Co. b, Anderson 30, Ham,
ilton G, Captain W. II. Williams s; Co,
D, Jordan 50, j. @. Anderson 60, Ham
ilton 8; Co. II, Jordan 50; Field, STAFF
and Band, Hamilton Is, Anderson 2,
Jordan l ; the total being Jordan l0S;
Anderson 90; Hamilton 50 and Will
liams 5. The total number of votes
cast was 294, and it required 1893 votes
to elect, therefore the President de-
clared there was no election, which re-
port will be sent to the Adjutant-Gen-
eral. Corporal Chas. Strong represent
ed the Ely Light Guards (Co. b. in
the Board.
Mrs. Col, Maynard, who in cOmpa-
ny with her daughter May is spending
the winter at New Orleans, says, in
writing about the recent large fall Of
snow in that city, though it was Sun
day, everybody turned ont, men, wo-
men and children, with buckets and
tubs and gathered in the "beautiful
snow" Snowballing held high carni-
val. The whole populace were crazed
with excitement, while the snow fell
thick and fast to the depth of five inch
es. Many grown people had never seen
snow before.
Tuesday afternoon the engine in
the mill and elevator of j. D. Stuckey
& Co. met with quite an accident by
breakage, necessitating the sending of
the broken parts to Cincinnati for re-
pairs. Mr.. Stuckey thinks it will cost
some $25 more than it would, could the
repairs been made at home, Where is
our machine shop? Echo answers.
An agent for Chicago firm was
here the latter part Of last week and
arranged with the proprietOrs of Music
Hall to paint new drop curtain for the
hall. The curtain will be ornamented
with the business cards of number of
our leading firms, arranged across the
top, bottom and sides, with very pretty
Venetian scene occupying the center.
j. L. Millikan has received an in
vitation to the I'd annual social reunion
of the DR.. Tourjee European tourists,
of which he was a member in 1879. A
collation. will be spread at the Revere
House, Boston, on the 10th inst.
Mr.. Geo. GOssard is giving his at
tention for the present to making col
lections, and will attend promptly to
any business of this kind that may be
placed in his hands by persons having
accounts they wish collected.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-02-03

J. S. Bush, the harness man, in
Ely's block, Washington G. H., o., has
the largest and best stock of Saddlery
in Southern Ohio, and as Mr.. Bush is
thoroughly acquainted with the sad
dlery business, having learned his
trade in the city of Louisville, KY, and
having ample means within himself,
and having every economical means of
prosecuting his business to the very
lest advantage, he can offer you unpre-
cedented bargains, defying competition.
Mr.. Bush's stock consists in part of
Harness, Saddles, Collars, Brides, Hal
ters, Plow-Hames, Plow-Chains, Bug
gy Whips, Team Whips, Needles,
Thread, Wax, Stitching Avis, Plas-
terer's Hair, Leather, Lap Robes and
Lap Busters of every description, and
in fact everything that farmer needs
in his line, and at bottom prices. So
you that want to save time and money,
will be able to do so by calling at the
old reliable saddlery house of j. s.
Bush, Washington G. H., o., before
purchasing your saddlery elsewhere
(13wS.)
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-02-03
Glren Up hr the Doctors.

Where doctors have failed to cure. and
have given their patients up to die,
Electric Bitters have often been used,
and cure effected. greatly to the as
constituent of all. Diseases Ofthe Stom-
ach, Liver, Kidneys and Urinary Organs
are positively cured by Electric Bitters.
They invariably cure Constipation,
Headache and ali Bilious Attacks. Try
them, and be convinced that they are
the best medicine ever used. Sold by all
druggists, at fifty cents bottle.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-02-03
school Notes.

Mr.. Jno. B. Peaslee will visit our
schools on Friday.
Number of pupils in school last week,
500. Many pupils are now sick.
The senior class will give their public
literary on Friday evening, February
18th, at School Hall.
Mr.. H. H. Edwards recited before the
high school pupils, last week, "The
Kansas Blacksmith" very much to
their delight.
The monthly written and oral exam
nations of our schools passed off on
Friday and Monday last. With what
success parents can judge, as the chill
dren are required to take the examins-
tion papers home for the inspection and
signatures of their parents.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-02-03
Those OvercOats at the One Price
Clothing House.

If you have a lame back, or your
back up too much, get one at once, and
tie it on your back. If a headache, tie
it on your head. Ifa sore cheek, tie it
on your cheek, or cheek it out. If you
have toothache, twine it around your
tooth, or stuff it in the tooth. If you
have a lame eye, stuff it in the other
man'seye. Ifyou are going on a trip, take
your Overcoat with you, for it makes
comfortable pillows or ii you get blow
ed up on a steamboat or at home, use
yeur coat for protector. We haye the
exclusive county right for the sale Of
these garments; they are boss, you bet
Call and see for yourself.