Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-12-10
county Union CenlreI oommailt0G,
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
The State Road case has been
set for hearing on the 18th inst.

- The State Road case has Deeh
set for hearing ON the 18th inst
- Rev. I. F. King will deliver an
address to the Children at the NJ
E. Church next Sabbath at the psp-
al hour Of service.
B. N. Wendell has opened a
new, Provision store in the room
lately used by DR.. Worley as an Of
flee, on court Street.
-Citizens of Circleyille have for
med q Hotel Association, for the
purpose of building a splendid ho'
tel in that little city. W U X. AR
Hon. Mills Gardner has asso-
ciated with him in the practice of
law, Mr.. A. f. ,Hixon. Their office
is in Ely's new building. 4a-aa'
Pay your taxes now, and
avoid the rush on and about the
goth. The Treasurer is ready to
receive and receiptfor them. } N
We understand that some Of
our young people have organized a
Thespian society and propose Civ
ing public entertainments during
the Winter. IA NONA y
A fine farm Of 43S acres, situa-
ted three miles east Of JeiFersonville
on the Bloomingburg road, is Of
ford for sale. See advertisement
in anather column. r'@',a.
--Thcwaterhas been drained from
the pond in the rear of the Railroad
Depot, which has been used as a
"skating rink" heretofore, and it is
no more available for skating pur-
poses.
- Remember the meeting of the
Temperance Alliance tomorrow
evening. Rev. |, + r King will de-
liveran address, ,aandi themusieal Elk
ercises will be conducted by Mr. I.
G. .O'Kane, well known as amusical
H4t-T
eompQsergUlrs aFion HaJA
New PATENT BEE HIYE9'--Mr, j..
H. Tburston has secured q Patent
(issned last month for a new Pat
ent Bee Hive, which is said to be
superior to any that has yet been
offered to the public. Mr.. John
Millikan and others here have test
ed its qualities thoroughly Thqrs-
ton & Miliikah, VIII, in a Short
time, offer rights for sale.
Our new County Commission
er, Enos B. Reader, filed his official
bond on Monday last, and entered
on the discharge of his duties, DR..
VIM. II. Jones retiring. Commis-
sioner Allen Heagler Is now presi-
dent of the Board. A, Hcagler,
William Clarke and L. B. Reader,
sll good competent men, compose
our Board Of Co. Commissioners.
The Concert receipts of the
NJ. E. Sabbath School children on
Thursday and Friday evenings OF
last week, amounted to $l05,35,
and would probably have been
much larger, but for the very disa-
greeable state Of the weather on
Friday evening. The entertain
ment did much credit to the chill
dren and their instructors, and was
highly appreciated by all present
Court is still in session, and
win likely continue for number
ofdays, as cases,are set fox hearing
up to the 1sth.S The greater naft
of last week was occupied with the
case Of Daniel Payey,v Henry Pa
yey7-ans action lop q promissqg
note for $500. Defendant denied
the execution of the fete. On Sat
uFday the jury rendered, ssyerdict
for plaintiff, giving judgement ior
amount Of Claim WITH interest.
In the case Of the State Of Ohio
Us. John Sanders, indicted for sell
ing liquor to Philip Foley, the ju-
ry rendered a verdict Of guilty.
In the case Of the State of Ohio
os. S. Lydy, indicted for selling
liquor in violation Of law, the jury
failed to agree,
No other business has been trans.