Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-21
LOCAL ITEMS.
- The circus season has opened.

- Look out for seven rainy sundayS-It
raiued Easter.
- Some very fine fish are being caught
in the creek this Spring.
M. E. Social Circle meets at Hamil-
toms Hall tomorrow evening.
-Ice- Cream and cool drinks last week.
YThis week, fires and overcoatS.
* Col. Garis has the foundation laid
f6s.d new residence on his lot, corner Fay
cite and East streets.
- Robinson 4 Silcott resumed specie
payment on SaturdOy-giVing out silver
change to their customers.
The Presbyterians of Mt, Sterling
and New Holland are endeavoring to make
arrangements for one minister to SUPPLY
both places.
- We understand that a gentleman
from Xenia proposes opening new lee
Cream Saloon and Restaurant here.
So What is the best and safest prepara-
ion to turn gray hair to its natural color,
but not dye it2 HALLS Vegetable SiciliAn
Hair Remover.
The Ladies should Remember that the
Millinery Opening of Mrs. T. L. Day &
Co.. takes place on the 28th of April. Ev-
erybody invited to attend.
- The ladies will all remember the
Millinery Opening at the rooms of Mrs.
Shook and Miss G, LeMay d Co., on Fri
day ~rl aot,r day, 29th and 3Jth.
- The newly elected Town Council and
corporation officers, with the exception of
Marshal, have been sworn in, and organ
lied on Tuesday night. The Marshal takes
his office in May.
We would suggest, as means of
abating the nuisance of romping children
at the Social Circles of our Church socie-
ties, the propriety of holding Sunday
school Circles for the children, as is the
custom in other places,
- DR.. Goldsberry and the other owners of
Tie vacant lots on the North west corner of
Court and Fayette streets, have their eel
lar about excavated, ard are preparing to
90 ahead with the brick work of their new
building.
- A correspondent at SaUina, in.
forms us that Dr.. Marquam, of this
place, delivered lecture at the N. E.
Church in that village, on Monday even
ing oflast week. on the subject of Practi
cal Medicine, Ancient and Modern" to
a large and appreciative audience.
- Fred. l. Bostwick is agent for Olive
Logan'S popular new book, entitled, "Be-
fore the FootlightS and Behind the
Scenes" also, for new work entitled
" The History of all Religions" by
Schumacher. Persons wishing to procure
either of the above works, will be afforded
an opportunity for subscribing.
On Saturday evening last, at VOLTS
Station, near Lancaster, on the O, d z.
railroad, man named James O'Donnol,
attempted tojump on train while in mo-
ton, slipped and fell under the cars which
passed oveRhis leg, cutting it of just be-
low the knee. He was taken to his home
IN Lancaster on Sunday.
- The Legislature of This State adjourn
I'd on Monday morning last. Hon, M. j.
Williams, the Representative from this
county, returned home on Monday even
ing last. His health is improving, al
though he looks feeble, Mr.. W. has made
a good Representative for the people of
Fayettc county, and valuable Legislator
roT the interests Of our State.
= The Xenia Torch Light has resumed
is old form, having tried the quartO, until
is proprietors have become convinced
hat tits by no means as well suited to tie
wants ard tastes of the reading class
md advertising necessities as the folio
orm. We notice also, by the last number
hat Col. Goats Klnny has again become [
with the Torch, as part propri-
tor and associate editor. We welcome
i'm back to the tripod.
- On Monday evening last, nearly all
I
he members of the Ohio Legislature, in g,
accordance with an invitation from the
3. Il 0. r. R. Co., to take free ride to g
Washington City, and to enjoy an enter
ainment by the delegation in Congress
rom Ohio. left Columbus for the National {
Japital They will undoubtedly have a
Iappy time, and enjoy the hospitalitiea
xtended to them on this ccasion in ra- {
ional and sensible manner.
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- Professor Stoddard, who has filled
he chair of Natural Science for 25 years
n the Miami University at Oxford, in this {
tate, has accepted a call from the Presby
arian University at Wooster, to profess
rship in the latter University. He is to ell q
he chair of Natural Science. The Miami
sustains heavy loss by the 6
rithdrawal Of Prof Stoddard from the a
Institution Of learning with which he hiss :,
cen so long and so accsptablv connected. u