Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-23
LOCAL ITEMS.

= Now is good time to subscribe 70
the Herald.
Col, Yeoman has gone East for biz
stock of new goods.
The HERALD should be taken in every
household il the County.
- Read A. Hamilton's new advertise
ment in to-doy's HERALD!
- Dan Wendell has just opened a larg'
stock of Spring Styles of hats
- The M. E. Social Circle will meet al
Music Hall to morrow evening.
IT, Frank Murray is putting up neat
little frame dwelling on Market street.
We are prepared to print election
tickets on short notice, Send in orders.
- Last Sunday was the warmest day ot
the season, almost warm enough for linen
IN : Adams Brothers have disposed ol
Ntheir stock of dry goods to Col. s, N. Yeo-
man.
- Mr.. Samuel Imam is adding a second
story to his brick residence on Fayette
street.
When your neighbors are coming to
town, ask th EN- to call and subscribe for
the HERALD.
- Remember that the Spring elections
come off on Monday, the Sd of April. Ev
cry Republican should be at the polls.
A couple of girls and little boy
were thrown from wagon by sudden
start of the horse, near the covered bridge,
last Monday, The girls were injured son.
hat. ...,..
= On Saturday last our streets were lit
orally full of people, The sidewalks and
streets were crowded with men, women,
horses, carriages, wagons. DC. Washing
ton is live town.
- Rev. Mr. Keen's subject on Sunday
evening last, at the M. E Church, was on
the "Coming of Christi On next Sun
day evening he will deliver his second
sermon on the same subject.
= The HIRAM will be enlarged and
handsomely improved in about six weeks,
or as soon as the present stock of paper or
hand is exhausted. Call and leave your
name for years subscription.
Hon. M. j. Williams, our Representa-
tive in the Legislature, will please accept
our thanks for bound volume of the An
nual Report of the Commissioners of Rail
Roads and Telegraphs for 1870.
- There is an Apricot tree standing in
Mr.. Joseph Stienhard's garden, that is
now in full bloom 1t is literally white
with blossoms, and makes charming ap-
pearance at this early time of the season.
- The County va. Geo. Melvin; the
Court decided that the Commissioners had
no legal authority to lease the ground
where the building now stands, occupied
by Robinson q SilcoLt. An appeal will
probably be taken.
Owing to the death of the late editor
of the Buckeye State, that paper is offered
FOR sale. For information in regard to
terms, any person wishing to purchase, is
referred to Mrs Susan B. Young, New Lis
bon, Columbana county, o,
"A gentleman who was somewhat un
der the influence of benzine, drove his
horse and wagon off the leveeat the Green
field bridge, few days ago, spiling him
self and basket of eggs out on the ground
The driver was not hurt but it was rough
on the eggs.
- DR.. Morse will Lecture at Blooming
burg Academy on Monday evening, March
9th Subject; "The Mind; is it a real
ity2n This lecture was delivered before
a large audience, during the present win
ter, at Chicago, and was highly commend
ed by the press.
Mr. j. q Howard, who has been for
some time editorially connected with
the daily, Columbus Journal, has retired
from the editorial department of that pa
per and has accepted literary engage
ment, in the East. He stills retains an in
ter st in the journal
- We call the attention Of our readers
to The Advertisement Of Sam'l Knott's Cir
cleylIe Planning Mil, in this paper Mr..
Knott wants to furnish some Of the mate
rails for the many buildings to b put up
in this place this season, and be knows
the way to do it, isto let the people know
what he bias to sell and how he sells it..
through the HERALD.
- Two men were riding in buggy
along the oireleyille pike IN the edge Of
town, on sunday one 81 them leading
horse behind the buggy. Near the forks
Of the road at the head Of Court street, the
led horse Suddenly jerked back. with such
force as to cause the man who was leading
him to execute double.baek somersault
over the hind end Of the buggy Not be
ing much Of an acrobat be lit on his back
instead Of bis feet, which was. doubtless,
more amusing to the lockers on than the
performer. 8f
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