Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-10-06
Tayotto Co. Union Central Committee, 1870
LOCAL ITENIS.

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Leaves are falling.
Fresh fish are in market.
- Coal business looking up.
Town is full of new goods.
- Election day next Tuesday.
Damp weather during the past week
- October gives us rather cool greet
ing.
Days and nights are now about equa
length,
- Only few more days for election
eering.
Quail shooting is unlawful until 0c
tober 18th.
We know of only one fight in tow
on show day
MilbOurn "dishes up" fresh oysters
in good style.
- Pit Cleaveland was here on flying
visit Sunday.
- New Goods arriving on every train
for S. N. Yeoman.
Hon, Saml Shellabarger speaks al
Mt. Sterling, Fridry,
- Republicans, don't fail to be at the
polls on election day.
-Overcoats made their first appearance
for the season last Sunday,
IS. L. Goldsberry has opened new
Grocery in Pavey's building.
"A good many Washingtonians are
visiting the Cincinnati Exposition.
= The M. E. Social Circle will be en-.
tertained at Ely Hall tomorrow eve,
ming.
-SN. Yeoman issues proclamation
to the dry goods buyers of Fayette county.
Read it.
= Rev. 1. F. King closes the third year
of his PASTORAL labors in this place next
Sabbath.
- A good deal of Fayette county stock
will go to the Greenfield Fair, next week,
after premiums.
Send the result of the election into
town from each township, Tuesday eve
ming, if possible.
- Frank Bradley has been appointed
Storekeeper at Milford Clermont County,
oice F. W. Priddy.
DIR. Coffman's Drug Store is full of
new drugs, and he has new supply of
coal oil lamps. Sells cheap.
A letter addressed to Sarah G. Cor
bin, Washington, @, H. o., is held for
postage in the Columbus p %.
= B. H. Mllikan. who has been housed
up with sprained ankle, for four or five
weeks past, is getting about again.
- Let every Republican be at the polls
and put in his vote for Smith, and the en-
tire Republican ticket, next Tuesday.
- stock-shippiug is not very lively
Only one car of cattle and two of hogs
were shipped from this station last week.
- Look well to your tickets. See to it
that no names are put upon the ticket that
are not the regular nominees of the Repub.
licau party.
. @, F. Deans Singing School at New
l1olIand, closed on the 18th. The people
there are well pleased with the results OF
his teachings.
- Mt. A. Dewitt shipped some of his
fine cattle on Saturday, for exhibition at
the Northern Ohio State Fair, to be held
at Cleveland this week.
- Mr.. G. 0. Stevens had his ankle
'prained by fall from the roof of build
ing, where he was cleaning out a stopped
up cave trough, on Sunday.
- A Republican meeting will be held
1t West Lancaster tonight; also one at
Sugar Grove tomorrow night. GOjd
Jpeakers will be present. Everybody is
invited to come out and hear.
- We were shown very small drawer
it s. N. Yeomau's store containing over
81 900 worth of silk velyets, such as are
lsed for Ladies cloaks, basques, de-,
.anging in price from 81 per yard up.
AT the Pickaway County FAIR, week
,efore last, Thomas Kirk, of this County,
eceiv4d the largest amount of premiums
,ver awarded by the Society to any one
,erson. His premiums footed up $l55:
M. G. Flynn borrowed money of the
Tayette Building and Loan Association at
is last meeting on five shares, at SlO5 40,
nd John Sanders on shares at $50 O.5O.
The latter is the lowest premium ever yet
aid. 43l shares have been redeemed mp !
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