Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04

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County, - - w ed
- The protracted special servi-
ces at the n, E. Church, closed on
Tuesday evening. nisg
= The NJ. E. Social Circle meets
at the residence of Mr.. Jas, Pursell
tomorrow evening,
- Sagor q Dahl have removed
their Tin Store to Sagers new
room in Ely's block.
- Jared Plumb, Sr., has remov-
ed his Jewerly Store to Mclean q
Adams room in Ely's block.
= A young boy named Payne,
was sent to to the Reform Farm
from this county on Tuesday.
Morris MinstreIs are advertis-
ed to give an entertainment at Mui
sic Hall on Tuesday evening next.
We understand P. S. Collins
intends opening an Eating House
in the room lately vacated by Sa-
ger & Dahl.
- A daughter Of Morgan Hays,
of this county, was thrown from o
horse and seriously injured on'Fri-
day evening last, y'es5a'a eE
A fire broke out about 81
O'Clock last Saturday morning, in
Snider's Tannery. 1t ives extin-
guished beforei it made much head
way.
- Several of our merchants are
advertising to sell goods for a few
days at cost, in order to make room
for new and fashionable Spring
goods. asea
- We understand c. L. Gctz and
Geo. Dahl have rented the East
room in McLean's block, with the
intention offllling it with stock Of
Groceries.
The weather last night changed
suddenly from a disagreeable rain
to cold, blustery snow storm, and
this morning the ground is covered
with a couple ofinches ofsnow.
The communicationin relation
to the condition of the South, of
which we spoke last week, will be
fopnd.op the first page of this pa
ber. The writer is one Of the most
reliable citisens Of our county.
o,- Some thief broke into the
Union School House one night last
week and stole a coat belonging to
Mr.. sMorehoqse, the Superintend-
ent. The house was ransacked all
over, but nothing else taken away,
- The remains ofDr, E. B. Odds,
whose death we noticed last week,
were taken from Lancaster to Cir
fcleville, for interment, on Tuesday
of last week, ''aceompanied," says
the Lancaster Gazette, "by large
number offthe citizens Of Lancaster
and Fairfield county" A-
Il Mr.. Wm. Robinson has asso-
ciated with himself in business his
son R.tAs Robinson, The business
will be hereafter Conducted under
the firm name Of VIM. Robinson &
Son. Persons needing anything in
the line Of Saddles and Harness,
can get as favorable bargains at their
establishment as anywhere else.
The National Theatrical troupe
were well patronlzed during their
stay here, The Ladypot Lyons"
''Uncle Toms Cabin, ,''TUnder the
Gaslight'' and "Tcn nights in Bar
Room" were produced. The ap-
.preciation Of their performance was
evinced by crowded houses on the
two last evenings, We understand
they intend returning after while.
= Tuesday, being "GTound- Hog
Day." his hogship is supposed to
have come out of his hole for the
purpose Of making observations,
and the state of the weather being.
such that he could not possibly
have seen his shadow, he probably
remained on top of the ground and
according to the tradition, we may
look for mild weather during the
remainder of the winter.
= Harry w. Hamilton is agent
at this place for the firm Of J. F.
Trader g. Co., Book Binders, and
Blank Book Manufacturers, Xenia,
Ohio, andwill give prompt atten
tian to all ordersleft with him for
work. We have seen 4 specimens
which he has at the Auditors Office,
and can recommend the house as
worthy the patronage Of any per-
son wanting work done in their
line. Satisfaction will be given I'M
quality Of work and prices.