Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-03

u A'N'' w ~ dNlCS vi lullu, duJaCC
i to Marietta, to any individual wi
y will erect thereon a rolling mi
Y agriculture machine works or otl
n er large manufactury.
E - Spotted fever has broken OF
e in Ashtabula county.
t - A Catamount has been see
t in the woods near Wayerly.
- A new steam passenger boa
will be put on the canal betwee
Columbus and ChiIlicothe in til
Spring.
- The Trustees of Otterbei
University, recently burned at West
erville, Ohio, at their meeting OIL
the 18th ult., determined to leav,
the location of the institution oper
until the 9th Of August, and erec'
a new university building in thu
community in Ohio which will give
it the largest endowment.
- Store-room rents have beer
reduced in Cincinnati 25 per cent.
with aprospect of further reduction
- At Ironton, Ohio, last week,
a man named John Smith was killed
in Peregrine's coal bank by por.
ton of the roof falling upon him.
He leaves a wife and four children.
- A new Odd Fellows Hall is
to be erected in Dayton, Expect
ed to be one of the finest in the
State.
- The Columbus and Hooking
Valley RAILROAD has completed on
ly about siXty-two miles of road,
on which the cars have been run
ming for one year. The gross re-
ceipts on this part were $78,000-
more than one half of which is
profit, or net earnings.
- A child Of John W. Shrodes
and wife, Of Cedarville, Greene Co.,
died on the night Of the 18th inst,
md was buried. Afterwards the
were suspicioned of having
murdered the child, and it was dis
Inferred and a coroners' inquest
leld, the verdict of which was that
he child came to its death from
larcotic. The parties, however,
we're not arrested.
- Richard Baker, one of the pi-
'neer settlers Of Madison county,
led at his residence in Range tp.,
n the goth ult., aged so years.
- A citizen of London, Madison
ounty, Ohio, proposes to donate
lree building lots to any person
Tho will erect grist mill in that !
ity.
Joseph White, an old citizen
I Chillicothe, for long timein the
nploy Of the M. d C. Railroad,
as found dead at Kings Switch,
a that road, on the 18th ult. His
cath was the result of apoplexy. /
- Emanuel Shufliin, of Ports "
outh, has been arrested for the !,
urder of Walter N. Burke, mer- 4
Iant Of Jackson, who recently al
sappeared mysteriously from the Il
st-mentioned city. Ii
- On Sunday night, goth ult.,
me thief broke into the jewelry -
pre- of f. II. Wilson, Greenfield,
4 stole four watches, Zone gold) ..
revolver and $40 in money. All qo
> watches except the gold one i
re found next morning. Be
= The coal field of Ohio embra- Il. u
10000 square miles. About ;so
100000 tons mined annually. ne
Cleveland has now in course Of TaI Tai
lstulction a tunnel, for the pur- Scl %a
Sc Of supplying the city with sta ! q
re water, which will, when com %
tel, extend under the bed of for
ma
ke Erie for distance of n mile Dr.
| a quarter, and cost S300,000. Dire
will take until 1872 to complete
- The Stark county Democrat 4
-ertiscs 13 ShenA's sales to come 10 70
on one day. z Z
= In Stark county, recently, a the the
ing gent of 72 summers took ily
a license to marry a blushing a
lsel Of 5S. Tay TT'
= Mad dogs appearing in all gPo gpo
IS Of the State. lbse. lbs