Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-12-22
LOCAL II1LNIS.

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LOCAL IIIENIS.
- Store windows look gaywith holida,
s00u9' ~ E.f E.EF#gFH #.W H
- Christmas turkeys are worth from
81 90 to 81 ,25 in this market.
&C, P, Van Deman expects to put VI
500 tons Office this winter, weather permit
ting.
= Colored peoples festival at Hamil
TONS Hall tomorrow and Saturday eve
nings,
g- Yesterday the boys had the first OPP
portunity to use their skates since last
winter,
We had a lively little snow storm on
Monday forenoon, which wound up with
a slightrain, .
= Treasurer Sayre will continue to re-
ceive taxes without adding the penalty,
until Jan lst,
The County Treasurer annual list Of
lands returned for non payment Of taxes
will be published next week.
Friends of The NJ. L, Church will bear
in mind the Festival to be given by the
Church, commencing on the 2sth.
Mrs. H. E. Lydy has just received a
new invoice of Ladies Hats and Cloaks-.-
prettiestaud most fashionable styles. -
- Charlie Dixon, graduate ofthis Of
fee, now student at Athens University,
is spending short vacation in town.
2 CHARLES III Hand, one ofthe oldest and
worthest citizens Of this County, died at
his residence on Saturday last, in the 92d
year of his age.
- John Derier, the rope walker, who
gave an exhibition here month or so ago,
was fatally injured by fall from the rope
at Franklin, Ky, recently. f
- We direct the attention Of all our sub
scrbers to our business notice at the head
of this column. We want all of them to
read it, and "goyern. themselves according
ly."
- Rev. Keen concluded his series Of SER
mons 70 Young Men last Sunday evening,
and on Sunday evening nextand the Sun
day evening following will lecture the
young ladies.
- The First National Bank will be
closed on Monday next, and on Monday
Jan, Cd Notes and bills falling due en-
,ithcr orthose days must be paid on the
Saturday previous - ) - ~ 81
-. During the past week ,G75 hogs have
been shipped from this station Sooincin-
natl 1893 to Oirclevile, and 33 cattle East.
The weather at present Is excellent for
and hog meFare active W HI
- Rev Mr.. Carpenter will preach
Christmas sermon at the Presbyterian
,hurch on Sabbath morning. In the even
ng he viii deliver tHyclosing sertlghOf
lis series on Satah. Subject, "Satan's In
iGumentalities and Destlnyt"9 - y
= The collections Of Internal Reye-
nue. in this District, for the month of No
lem ber @ereias follows isOuu0 0---.
Whisky, $50, 1854; Tobacco, 2 900 SO;
Beer, $3.50, ,OS; from all other sources, 49,,
40 Ol; Total s5a A97H, - b4l
1.-The grand Christmas Ball of the
Dancing Club win be about the finest
iffair of the kind eyer given, leIe Tall
Iite's Band, of Columbus, viii furnish
music. A splendid supper will be prepar
d in the Dipipg Hal, ,,adjQiping the Music
gall, M AFN G & I
- Some kind of Variety or NJ ins trel
roupe advertised to perform at Music
Hall on Tuesda day Evening, but falling to
make satisfactory arrangements withshe
,ropnetors Of the hall as to financial mat
ers, the hall was NOT 6psned 70 them, and
he sho W aid not come oif, NE
IT IS doubted whether those 10 in
igeui ereumstaneesin town win be able
. winter over the canine membership Of
heir families, unless timely assistance is
end cred through the charities Of the Mer-
y.Ann Benevolent association. Dogs are
me oesmry institution and every poor /
amily should be supplied with few Of