Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-02-20
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l. Henry Dahl had a couple o
10 sheep killed by dogs on his farm
near town, last monday night.
Some hungry 'cuss' broke into
Mr.. James Pursell's smoke house
and carried off quantity of meat
last Tuesday night.
= Mr.. j. L. VanDeman, we learn,
intends putting up a brick residence
on his farm, at the West edge ot
town, the coming season. z
A series of meetings com.
menced at the Presbyterian church
last Monday, which will continue
as long as may be thought profta-
BILE.
We would suggest to tobacco
chewers, if they must indulge in
the use OF the villainous weed, that
they leave it at home before they
go to Church.
- The new M Z. Church in this
place will be dedicated to the SER
vice of Almighty God on Sunday
next, by Rev. j. M. Reid, D. D., of
Cincinnati, and Rev. j. M. Trim
BILE, D. D.
-GosSard & Wendell have start
wagon through the country, to buy
eggs, butter, &c. Look out for the
wagon, and you can dispose of your
produce without the trouble of
bringing it to town.
- Sherman q Ref want all the
produce they can get, such as But
ter, Eggs, Bacon, &c, for which the
highest prices will be paid in cash.
They don't ask any one to take
produce in exchange. 13*w4,
- Palmer's Cosmetic Lotion, has
cured my face and hands, also, my
legs and feet, of an eruption, after
having spent ten weeks and five
days in the different N. Y.~Hospi-
tails, without any real benefit to me-"
Writes Dennis Mehan, 50 Maiden
Lane, N. Y. ~
For sale at Cleaveland's. VI
VIM. r. Southard, who died
near Bloomingburg on the 18th
inst, at the advanced age of 70
years, was buried on Sunday last,
with Masonic honors, by the Ma
sonic lodge of this place The de-
ceased was one of the Oldest Ma
sons in the State, and an old citi-
zen of this county.
"A nicely polished, neat-ftting
boot adds much to the appearance
Of a man. He may be dressed Ito
1ilp' in every other respect, and yet
le won'tlook right unless he wears
| neat boot. And speaking of J
BOOTS, reminds us that John Bentz
las just received a new stock Of |
boots, shoes, &c, which he offers
It very low prices.-See his new
advertisement.
"A young man about Is years
If age, named Geo, Miller, was t
to this place on Saturday f
asst, and on examination before C
Mayor Heagler, taken to Jail to
yait trial at the next term of Court,
lnder the charge of stealing horse
rom H. W. Hall, of this county v
lie was arrested in Chillicothe few \
lays since with the horse in his J."
possession. y
The protracted meetings which "
AVE continued at the NJ. E. Church
or some three or four weeks past Il
re about to be brought to close.
During their progress over one S
Iundred new members have been I
dded to the church and number
# CT nverts made. The labors of
he Pastor and membership have
ot been without success. We be-
eve that the meetings have result
d in much good to the community.
We were waited upon in our
anctum yesterday morning, by a ID
ouple of smiling lasses, on be- il
alf of the Ladies' Leap Year Par l.
', held at the Kirk House last 81
eyening,and presented with = =
n abundance of nice cake. The y
ldies will plase accept our thanks, o
vhile we assure them we hope they q
ill not fail to be successful in the It
xercise Of their Leap Year prerog- !; .:
tive. -;
Hon. S, f. Kerr, Representa- o,
We in the Legislature from this H
ounty, from a select committee of IN
le House, reported a bill, on Sat i'
rday last, for the relief of Robert
5ewart, formerly Treasurer of this