Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-19
LOCAL ITEMS.

- Weather hot.
- Farmers want rain.
- Business rather dull.
= Spring fever prevalent.
49, Black Locust in full bloom.
- Cool--Ice. Cream at P. s. Collins.
- Go and see Commodore Foote and
troupe.
- The new County InfrmarY contains
one hundred and 6fty.nine widows,
- The Mercury at noon yesterday stood
at 90e in the shade--lO4 . in the sun,
- Some of our ice men might make it
pay to run an ice-wagon this Summer.
- Ladies should not fail to notice Mrs.
T. L. Days new advertisement in to-
days paper.
- The new morning and evening train
recently put on the G. q NJ. V. Road is
well patronzed.
p. S. Collins is fitting up the rooms
over his Restaurant into neat and tasty
Lodging Apartments.
Don't fail to read Ely & Stimson's
new advertisement in to,day's paper. 1t
my profit you some hing.
M, Willard has removed his office 10
the room in D. Furtwangler's building in
the rear Of DR.. Hamilton s office.
- Miss NJ. W. Mills advertisement, in
another column. should be read by the
ladies in the vicinity of Mt. Sterling.
Camp meeting will be held in A. De-
Wits grove few miles from this place,
commencing on the 10th of august next.
r. Col. A. G. johnson, our County
Ffeasurer is putting in crop on the old
Infrmary Farm, which he purchased this
Spring
= We regret that we accidentally omit
ted, Inst week. to notice ths meeting OF
the Presbyterian Social Circle, as we were
requested to do,
- Mrs. H Shook will receive and open
on Saturday, fine new lot of Millinery
and Fancy Goods. which the ladies should
call and examine.
- DR., Ccffman has put upa neat new
fence in front of his pretty residence on
East Street, which improves the appear
ance of his premises wonderfully.
- Mr.. 1. N. Alternately proposes to re-
new the publication of the Advertiser in
our neighboring village Of Mt. Sterling,
The paper will be enlarged to twenty-fOur
columns.
- The Chillcothe District Sunday
School Convention will meet at New Hol'
land June 7th. A programme of exerci-
ses for the meeting will bc found in anoth'
er column.
- We take pleasure in recommending
the use of Halls Vegetable SiciIian Hair
Renewer as a safe and reliable preparation
for restoring gray hair to its natural color,
and promoting its growth.
- Dir. E. G. Hamilton has returned from
his Western trip, looking hale and hearty,
and wishes to inform the public that he
is ready, at his office, to attend to all bust
ness pertaining to his profession.
- Our readers who have not yet called
at the new store of e. Saul. in Ely block,
should drop in on him, and examine
goods and prices. They have a good
stock of Furnishing Goods and Notions,
and sell low.
- We noticed among the legal gentle
men from abroad in attendance at District
Court on Monday, Judge Green. of Colum-
bus, Hon, R, A. Harrison, of London,
Judge Olds, of Oiroleville, and Judge
Stafford. of Ohillicothe.
- A report Of meeting held oil Tues
day evening, for the purpose of making
lrran gements to decorate the Soldiers
graves on the Both inst, with the names of
appointed, will be found else
where in this paper.
- The Fife enth Amendment Jollifca-
ton meeting to be held in this place on
the 18th of June, will be addressed by our
Hon. NJ. j. Williams, and
Peter H. CLARK, of Cincinnati. The col.
ored people are making arrangements for
q grand time.
- At the District Court, held in this
place on Monday last, H. L. Hadley,
ESQ. was admitted to practice law in tie
Courts of this State. Mr. H. has recently
located iu this place, and we understand
It is his intention to engage in the prac-
tiee Of his profession in this aud adjoin-
ing counties.
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