Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-10-13
Eayette Go. Union Central Committee, 1870
LOCAL ITEMS.

Rev. B. Y. Seiefreid is expected t
preach at the Baptist Church Sunday.
Miss @. LeMay & Co. have received
their Fall Millinery. See advertisement.
The Presbyterian Social Circle will b.
entertained at Ely's Hall tomorrow eve
ming.
- Matthias Van Deman one of our old
est and most respectable citizens, dice
this morning.
Mrs. NJ, Shocks Millinery Openi ng
takes place on Friday and Saturday, Oc
tober 2Ist and 22d.
TO allay itching of the scalp, use
Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover
Sold by all druggists.
We had the pleasure of call from W.
W. Bond and Harvey Scott, of the Chilli,
cothe Gazette, on Friday.
Treasurer Sqyer, in another part of
this paper, gives notice to tax payers of
the rates of taxes levied 1870.
Jared Plumb, Sr,, has removed his
Jewelrv Store to the room opposite the
Post Office, in Mrs. Jenkins building.
- DR. 0. H. Saxton has removed into
the property recently purchased by him,
on Court street, adjoining the residence of
Dr. Wilson.
ID. Furtwangler left on Tuesday for
the East, to purchase new stock of jew
elry and Fancy Goods, His wife accom-,
panied him.
The contract for the improvement of
ten and a half miles of the Waterloo road
will be sold on the first of November. See
advertisement.
j. NJ. Parrett will sell lot of person
al property at auction, at his residence,
four miles Northwest of Washington, on
Friday, Oct 2lst.
The Council publish couple of Ordi-
nances in this paper 49, one relating to the
obstruction of sidewalks, and the other to
the running at large of vicious dogs,
- A gold fob chain, marked " Cicero "
on the lower end, was lost in Washington,
on Tuesday. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving it at Yeoman's store.
- G. H. Adams 4 Brother have remov.
ed to the room next to the First National
Bank, in Pavey's building, and are putting
new goods into it, at a rate that will soon
fill it from floor to ceiling.
H. P. Ferguson d Co. will have
grand opening of millinery goods, begin
ming next Wednesday, and continuing dur
ing the week. The ladies are invited to
attend and see the finest stock of goods
ever opened in Washington.
M. V. B. Euans, former pastor of
Circuit, of the Methodist
Church, but now President of
the Ohio Conference of the same Church,
who has resided in Washington for year
,ast, will remove to Sabina, Clinton coun
", this week, and enter immed lately up
IN the duties of his office.
- The Wilmington Weekly Gazette,
lew Democratic organ for Clinton county,
las made its appearance. E, A. Routh is
ditor and publisher. 1t is a neat looking
even column paper, and claims to com
nence hostilities with a circulation of 1000
opies, which is probably a larger
irculation than any Democratic paper in
Wilmington ever had before. Sail in, {
rend Routh. &
- An oyster supper and reunion under :
he auspices of the Independent Order of
lood Templars, will be held in their Hall. J
n Thursday evening, October Goth, 1870
,ysters and other edibles will be furnish !
d, and charges will be very liberal. An 5
omission fee of ten cents will be charged !
t the door. The object of this entertain
lent, is of such a character that all will :
,el pleasure in participating. Every
ody Is cordially invited to attend j
MIR James Mclean, County Survey '
r, has furnished us with the following O
of sad affair which occurred
Concord township, last Saturday night. s
riah Binegar, young man aged about I
lneteen years, and another young man I
lmed Rowe, were coon hunting on the q
rm of VIM. Waddle. About o'clock they
eed a coon on burr oak, about 90 inches o
diameter. Rowe cut the tree about half :
ay off when it split up about Is feet and ';
as thrown back. Binegar was STOPPING tt
,wn about Is feet from the tree. holding c.
70 of their dogs, and the tree fell on him,
riking him on the head, mashing in his T.