Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-24
LOCAL ITEMS.
- Court next Tuesday.
- Doctors report business dull,

- DOCIOTb report uublHCSb uull'
- Winter set in Tuesday with a genuine
snow storm.
A new durg store has been added to
the business of Good Hope.
- Business is becoming more lively
about the Treasuror's office.
- An exchange says this is good wealth,
er for laying in Winter colds.
- There are about ITO cases on the
docket for the November term of Court.
- The Register office has removed tc
Hamilton's Building, East room, W
stairs.
- We issue little ahead of time this
week, in order to observe Thanksgiving in
proper fashion.
- Mrs. Joseph F. Roebuck, of Pleasant
Hill, Cass County, Mo-, is on visit to hel
parents in this place.
- Attention is directed to the new ad.
vertisement of E. Sauls Cheap Variety
Store, on second page.
Hunters will have to be careful whose
lands they traverse in search of game, OF
they may incur penalties.
- Mr.. Jesse johnson has heard moth,
ing yet from his horse stolen some weeks
ago. He's probably goner.
49, Both the FaYette and Enterprise
Building and Loan Associations will re-
deem shares at their next meetings.
- Tom Wallace, the veteran tramp, -
has "settled for the winter" in Edinburg,
Ind. An item Of interest to the craft.
- The Board of County Commissioners
were in session last Thursday. They al
lowed few bills and adjourned until the
28th.
- Shaffer d Whitney's Variety Troupe
gave pretty good entertainment of the
kind to fair house at Music Hall Monday
night.
- Thanksgiving services at the Pres
byterian Church at half past ten o'clock
to day. Rev. S. A. Keen will deliver the
sermon.
- The children of Geo, Gungle, sol
dier of this county who died in the service,
have been sent to the Soldiers Orphans
Home at Xenia.
We learn that a gentleman of Green
field, has rented the basement of DR.. Colds
berrys building, and proposes opening a
Pew eating saloon,
= Milton Heagler has his new $4,000
Jesldence, in the Eastern part of this
County, on the Chillicothe road, about
ready to move into.
- The Enterprise Building and Loan
Association redeemed ten shares of stock
of Thomas NJ. Saxton on Monday night,
at $l42,2 premium.
- Mr.. G. S. Fullerton, County Commis-
sioner, elected in place of Mr.. William
Clarke, will probably be sworn in at the
next meeting of the Board.
H. P, Ferguson & Co. are now offer
ing an opportunity for the citizens of this
vicinity to purchase dry goods and milli-
merry at cost. See advertisement.
- Farmers hold on to their hogs. Corn
is cheap and plenty, and weather good for
feeding, and they prefer to fatten little
more, rather than sell at present prices.
- There will be an election for Just
ice of the Peace, for Union township, held
on the Goth inst, to fill the vacancy occur
ring by the expiration of the term of Of
fee of Geo, Wherrit,
RIB. Parrett shipped one car load of
cattle to Cincinnati the latter part of last
week, and A, Moore, two cars of cattle
East on Monday, which is all the stock
shipped during the past week.
- Joe Steinhard has received another
new stock of clothing. Drop in and ex-
anime some of his goods and ask prices,
al d you will find out how it is that he sells
such enormous quantities of goods.
- Shippers here are paying frcm Sc 10
5 l5c for hogs. If farmers in other locah-
ties are holding back their hogs as they are
here, the market will probably be flooded
when shipping does commence, and prices
must conseq ntly go down still lower.
- The Circleville Herald says:-"Piek'
away county leads her sister counties in
the matter of road Improvements, new
bridges and new turnpikts."
Evidently, the Herald is not post d, or
else it leaves Fnyette out of the sisterhoOd.
We claim the lead" position.
- Rev. W. W. King, of GAINESVILLE, will
preach in Music Hall, Wednesday evening
1T O'Clock. Subject-"The Test of Dis
Mr.. King will also deliver
lecture appropriate to the day, in the same
place, on Thursday evening. Subject
'The Price of a Nations Life"
= There were no services at the N. E.
Church ON sunday last, on account of there
being no way to warm the church. The
Sd furnace, which acted so badly last
winter, has been taken out and new one
5 being put IN, which, it is hoped, will
Ieep the church comfortably warm.