Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-11-11
LOCAL ITEAHS.

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4 deer with him on Saturday, as the
result of his hunt in Paulding Co.
- The Social Circle Of the NJ. e,
Church will meet at the residence
of Jas. M. Adams tomorrow even
ing.
Mr.. F.W Priddy, ofthis place,
is now filling the position ofU. S,
Storekeeper, at Milford, Clermont
Co., 0.
- Miss Caroline Frederick, Of
Green township, Ross Co., is seven
teen years old, and weighs 432
pounds.
- Mr.. John Boyd, an old and
esteemed citizen of Greenfield, o.,
died in that place on Tuesday of
last week.
= The Emmett House, in Chill
licothe, has changed hands. The
new proprietors are Messrs. Jones
and Denver.
A car of lumber belonging to
Pursell q Nitterhouse, fthis place,
was burnt on the road between here
and Morrow a few nights since.
- The net profits of the Festival
gwen by the NJ. E Social Circle
last Friday evening, amounted to
s6nething over $50.
4 Little Charlie, son of Mr., A,
al. Stimson, ofthis place, had one
Of his fingers cut off at the first
Joint in a feed-cutter last Saturday.
= The County Commissioners
have ordered an ADDITION built IN
the rear of the Audi or's' ohtces tf
business Ofthe office requiring more
room.
= Sections 1, ?, 8 and !" dflth9
Snow Hill Road were sold for ST.,
$50 per section, instead Of the
"gross sum Of 81, $780, as record
ed last week.
e. z, Hays, editor of the
Circleville Union, and l. N, Alb
ernathy, of Mt. Sterling, have form
ed copartnership in the practice
oflaw in Circleville Ohio.
The Ladies of the Baptist
Church will hold a festival on Sat
urday evening, Nov 18th, ct Dahl
g. Hamilton's New Hall. corner CT
Fayette and Court streets.
- John NJ. Thomas will sell a
lot of stock and other property at
auction four and one-half miles
North of Jefersonyille, on Friday,
Noy. 10Th.
T ! Mr., M. Blanchard has resign
ed his position as manager of the
W. U. Telegraph office, at this sta
ton. Mr.. Chas. Beery, of Lancas-
ter, succeeds him.
= A man named Buckles, en-
ployed on the farm of Col. Hyer,
near Greenfield, was thrown from
buggy by runaway horse, on
Tuesday oflast week, and killed.
- On Wednesday evening of
last week, a freight conductor,
named Charles Radcliffe, while
coupling cars at Greenfield, was
caught between two cars, and mash
ed to death.
A Building Association, with
a capital of 100000, has been or
ganized in Mt. Sterling The ia
corporators are F. G. Bostwick, M.
W. Schryver, W, F, Leach, A, D,
Baughman and F. S. Van Ornum.
- The strike in the Hooking
coal mines, which has been the
principal cause Of a scarcity Of
coal along the M. & G. Railroad
for some weeks past, has ended,
the miners getting the wages they
asked.
%. W. Shattuck, master of
transportation on the c. & 2. Rail
road, has resigned, and j. G. Car
roll, of the Pennsylvania Central
road has been appointed to supply
his place. The change will take cf-
feet this month.
- Ed. Q. Sanders has closed his
Notion store on the corner of Court
and Main streets, and removed 10
Cincinnati, We understand Mrs.
Fanny Mautz is to remove her mil
l'nery establishment to the rooms
vacated by him.
- On the 5th inst, Mr.. Henry
Kirk shipped from this station al
lot of As hogs, the largest brought
in this season. Their average
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