Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07
LOCAL IrBA1Fs.

ceiying d new stock OF goous III a
few days.
- d. II. Adams & Bro. expect
to remove their stock to the new
building of Hamilton y Dahl--East
room=next week.
= Candidates for Appraisers of
Real Estate should send to the
Herald Office and have their tickets
printed.
b. F. Greene has bought of
Samuel Brindley, his house and lot
opposite JOS. Norris, on the Circlc-
vile pike, for $1,000.
- Mr.. John L. Myers has been
nominated by the Union men of
Paint township as candidate for
Land Appraiser
B. +. Jones will offer u lot OF
personal property at public sale,
one mile and a half West of Jasper
Mills, on Friday, Oct. 18th.
A Stock Fair is to be held at
Wilmington on the 9Th and 9th of
this month, Some of Fayette's
fine stock will be on hands to carry
off ribbons.
L. H. Creamer will sell at pub
lie sale at Jeffersonville, ON Tues
day, October 18th, a lot ofpefsoh.
al property, consisting of stock,
buggies and harness.
- Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at the Auditors Office until
November 1st, for the improvement
of sections l, 2, 8, 4 and IA Of the
Snow Hill Road.
A telegraph received from
Hon. John A. Bingham yesterday
states that he will positively be
present to address the Grand Union
Mass Meeting on Saturday. Every
body turn out and hear him.
Morris u Popejoy will sell
their stock Of Dry Goods, Hats,
Boots and Shoes and Notions, at
auction at JeffersonviIle on Tues
day afternoon and evening, Oct.
18th, 1869.
- Our Dental friend, DR.. Ham
ilton, will remove his Office in few
days to those elegant rooms over
D. Furtwangler's Jewelry Store,
where he will no doubt be pleased
to see all who desire frs class Den
tai operation.
- Mr.. j. W. Parrettt presented
us the other day with ajug of very
fine sorghum molasses, Of his man
ufacture. He informs us he has
made four barrels of the same quail
ity this season, and expects to make
several hundred gallons more from
his crop.
- The Auditor Of State publish
es a letter in answer to inquiries in
regard to the mode OF conducting
elections for Appraisers of real es-
tate, in which he says that separate
tally-sheets and separate ballot
boxes are to be kept for such cleo
tions.
The NJ. Z. Congregation Of this
place, as well as many other citi-
gems, will be plesaed to know that
Rev. 1. F. King, who has served as
pastor of that church very accepta-
bly, during the past two years, will
remain with lis a year longer.
He will be home from Confer
ence and preach at the NJ. E.
Church on Sabbath morning next.
- George Pursloy, whose release
from our County Jail we mentioh-
ed last week, managed to stir up
fight on Friday night last, at the
circus, in which he YVES handled
rather roughly, sufficiently so to
lay him up for few days. George
has a very unfortunate disposition
which is always getting him into
trouble.
= We stated last week that John
II. Lindsey had absconded with
about $4,000 belonging to Snider
& Lindsey. He was arrested in
St. Louis by Constable Blackmore,
and brought to this place on Thurs
day. He claimed to have been
robbed, and was taken, on a writ OF
habeas corpus, before Judge Yeo-
man, who discharged him.
A highway robbery was at
tempted in broad daylight, about
two miles from this place on the
Jeffersonville pike, on Monday af-
ternoon. Two men named Joe.
Crawford and Reuben White, who
are known hereabouts as habitual
disturbers of the peace, and lard
cases generally, overlook man
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