Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-28
LOCAL ITBAIS.

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resignation as Clerk of the Court
- Mr., Thos. Kinks herd of fin,
Cattle took anumber Of premiums
at the late Greenfield Fair.
.iSg- Capt. J. A. o. Yeoman, for.
uierly of this place, now located al
Fort Dodge, Iowa, is in town.
- Read Joe. M. McLean's new
advertisement, and follow the in
structions therein contained.
= Gov Hayes has issued his
proclamation setting apart the 18th
inst. as a day Of thanksgiving.
- Street Commissioner Jenkins,
is doing a good job of grayelling
on Temple street.
- Feeley, the Irisbman who had
his skull fractured by blow from
a billiard cue at Burke's Saloon
few weeks ago, is likely to recover.
I'D. M VanDeman is putting up
'a'brick residence opposite Micajah
Draper's, on the Wilmington road,
in che edge of town.
w. j. LeflingWell will offer a
lot of personal property at public
sale at his residence in Blooming
burg, on Tuesday, Nov. I'd.
- The certificate of incorpora-
ton Of the Circleville Iron Foun-
dry and Agricultural Implement
Works, was filed in the Secretary
Of States Office Tuesday. Capital,
$4,000, in shares of $l00 each.
- A Grand Ball comes off at the
Music Hall next Thursday evening,
Nov. 4th. The best music has been
secured, and all other preparations
necessary for festive time have
been mede.
= Mr., Aaron Moore shipped to
he Eastern market from this sta
ion on the 25th, lot of AZ hogs,
-5 months old, raised by John s.
Myers, of this county, which aver
lged 387 pounds. How's that for
logs?
- In the abstract OF votes pub
ished last week, the names of town
hips were misplaced by accident,
living the vote of one township
rder the name Of another. We
ublish the abstract corrected this
teek. #.
DR.. Hamilton can now be found
eady to wait on all persons requir-
lg the services of a Dentist, in one
f the neatest and hest arranged |
'ental Offices in the country, over
}. Furtwngler's Jewelry Store,
hither he has lately removed. I
- M. NJ Ogle opens his batteries s
| another column. Marsh has a =
rst. class stock ofgoods, and thinks
he can't sell clothing to the peo. !,
e of Fayette County at satisfac-
Try prices, it's not worth while for u
~ one else to try. A
- Mr.. D. Furtwangler has cx, 4
nded the room occupied by his
swelry Store back TO the deptA of d
'ty-two feet, which gives him about
vice the room he has formerly IL
I'd, and we suppose he intends in 0
easing his stock in that proper 3
on. -..- II
= A Hamilton & Co. propose to g
I'VE all the advantage that is to be
rived from keeping nothing but :,
st class goods. Their heavy
ock of Eastern made Boots and
loes Is all manufactured from the ri
st stock used, and put up in the st
st and most substantial manner,
d in their custom work use moth "
but the best quality of leather, r
d employ only competent work
en-. s
= The new Passenger Depot put
at this station this Summer, and r,
ely opened for the accommoda +b
n ofthe public, is one of the best 81
the road. 1t contains the Tick
Office, a large and comfortable
ntlemens' Waiting Room, and a gr
asant, nicely furnished Ladies' lul
liting Room, in one end OF the As
lding, with covered platform Tt
ending along the track to the
ygage room at the other end 2
erything about the new Depot is Yc
I arranged for the comfort and ~
lvenience of tie public. 1t may ~, ~
considered one of the creditable WI
5itutions of the place. for