Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-12
- :
LOCAL IT.BATS-
-"Bnrrett's" Hair Restorave.

-"Barrett's" Hair Restorave,
= Them, e, camp meeting at Pain
Chapel commences to-day.
The Ohio Methodist Conference meet
this year, on the goth of September, a
Marietta.
- Our Junior is off on a two weeks fur
Tough to Chicago and the st. Joseph val
ley, in Northern Indiana.
We need not ask anybody to com,
to the Agricultural Fair, on the 3lst
lst, I'd and Sd, for everybody is coming
as it is to bo everybcdy's fair.
d. O. Eastman, by request, will ad
dress the friends of Temperance at the
Court House in this place tomorrow eve.
ming. Let us all go out and hear him.
- The meeting in the Grove at Mount
Olive church, on Sunday last, was largely
attended. Rev. P. r. johnson of the P
NJ. Church, preached an able sermon on
the second coming of Christ.
SOLDIERS HOME. The citizens of Xenia
have accepted the proposition of the Board
OF Control to locate the Soldiers Home at
that place. The people Of that place had
jolifcation over this result last Thurs day
evening.
The young folks of our town will
have Grand Cotillion Party at Music
Hall, on Thursday Eve, Sept ID. The
services of the splendid Circleville Quad
rifle Band have been secured, and about
t wo hundred invitations sent out.
Error CoRREcTED. Our types made an
error last week in the notice of the camp
meeting TO be held on the farm of Mr. An
Gerson Dewitt. The meeting is to com
mence on the tweatieth of August, instead
of the Goth, as Que figures said last week.
Jacob Perdue, of New Martmsburg, in
this County, furnishes Che following mon,
strous potato yield "From one potato Of the
EARLY Rose variety, Weighing X of a pound,
and containing nineteen eyes, has produced
twenty seven pounds of large, smooth pota-
toes of UNIFORM size--a yield of 1OS fold. Who
can beat lt?''
- For two weeks past, the weather in
this section of country has been very
dry, and our farmers tell us that the corn
crop is suffering for want of rain, and the
is that we will have light
crop of corn this yenr, Even if we should
lave rain soon, the crop must be light
me.
= The grand Peace and Harvest Pic Mic
ones off at McLean's Grove, near this
olace, on Saturday next. ExcursionI
rains will come in from the East and \
Vest. A general big time is anticipated
nd the town will be pretty well filled up,
We guess,
PEACE AND HARNtsT Plc-EIo.--We were
hown the beautiful gold-headed ebony
)ane that is to be presented to the most
opular man in Fayette county on the
round next Saturday, by the ladies con
eeted with the r, 9, Altar Society, II
J beautiful Cane, and we would like to
9 the most popular man in Fayette coun-
Y.
ALL ABOARD FOR WI1mNaToN!--An ex-
ursion train will start from the depot in
lis place this morning at 9:25 for viii
lington, Passengers carried at half fare.
enator Morton, of Indiana, Gov. Hayes
nd r. B Pond are to address the people
n the political issues of the day. We
ope to see large turnout from this
,unty. rrIrn
- We call the special attention of the
aders of the HERALD to an article in
lother column, under the head of "FAoTs !
'R TAxPAYERs." Itexposes the villain 5
is manner in which the hard earnings Of e
e tax payers of Ohio have been squan- &
,red upon political favorites by the last :
emocratic Legislature of this State. Tax e
lyers, are you willing to put this party &
power again7 '
Hon John A, Smith, our member of O
ongress, was in town on Thursday and II
riday last. He looks none the worse for =,
wing served our district in Congress -
st winter. Mr.. Smith with other gentle II
en- from Hillsborough were here looking "
ter railroad interests They have high ~
pes Of the construction of the proposed
ute from here to Aberdeen, by the way
Hillsborough and Ripley. We hope re
e road may be built. il
- Our readers will see by telegram =
lieh we publish in another column that d
neral ROsecrans declines to accept the il
of the Democratic party Of c'
is State for Governor. He does not re. o. q
I'd himself as a citizen of Ohio, and of "
urse could not be the Governor, nor n
en- a candidate for the purpose Of lending Ol
) military fame for 50 unworthy pur-
Sc as to make an effort to save the rem =
Mt Of what is left of the Democratic !. =
rty! .
Nov that Gould Of the Register has R
the Democratic party, he thinks, we ii
ppose, there is very little Of that party "A
/, mot nuife enonst e.,.raed.