Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-04-13

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State and Neighborhood Items
? The election in Hllsborough, last week
resulted in favor of the Republicans by an
increased majority over last year The en-
tire Republican ticket was elected.
The Lancaster Gazette of last week saws
the Cincinnati and MuskiDgum vally R.
H. Co. has placed on sale at its Station in
this city, tickets for Cincinnati via. CO.
lumbus flare same as BY @. and M. ".
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The samme paper says; Engineers are
engaged in making the preliminary sur.
Eeys upon the proposed line of the Allan
tic and Lake Erie Railroad through Fair.
field county. Its final location is yet I'M
certain, and will probably depend upon
stock subscriptions yet to be made
The Wilmington Republican of last
week says: We learn that the store of R.
G. Morris Vienna, was broken open on
last sunday night, and goods to the am t
ofover one hundred dollars worth was tn
ken therefrom. No clue to the robbers as
yet.
The Republican says Prof G. NJ. Fos
ter, of the high school department, in the
Wilmington public schools, has resigned,
toaccept situation as teacher of Latin
in the Huges high school of Cincinnati
The same paper says that the elections
in Wilson township resulted in complete
triumph of the temperance ticket, by
majority of about 35 1t was not the de
sign to make temperance a pointed issue;
but certain opponents of the Temperance
movement forced the issue, and met de.
feat All lovers of law, order and sobriety
will rejoice at this victory. @E#
We clip the following personals from
the Wilmington Journal, of last week;
Mise Wissler, late of Washington G. H
has opened milliner shop on Main St.
Rev Mr.. Carpenter, of Washington
preached in the Presbyterian Church last
Sunday.
Prof Estes arrived on the noon train
Yesterday, preparatory to the opening of
Wilmington College.
Our townsman, r. @. Hildebrant, Eso,,
las removed to his farm near East Monroe,
county, Ohio He will continue
he practice of law, however, as hereto
ore
The ChilIicothc Advertiser of last week
Nys they ore requested to say that a can
Ass for the Pioneer Record will be made
II Union, Concord, Deerfeld, Green, Cole
ain and Springfield townships, during
As month N NEESBk
They have bummers in Chillicothe. The
,dvertiser, Of last week gives the follow
lg testimony to the truth of the above re
nFk:i H0n BridpEi last, a couple of gen
emen went into a saloon or grocery, an f
le east Of the city, and called for jug of y
hisky. They got it, drank some, and :,
ould notpay for it, but called for some d
rfSj Officer Carroll happened round just i
zen, and they wanted to use several pock- y
8 full of stones on the head Of that con a
rvator of the peace, but he cracked one g
them over the head with his club, and
ok him to the police station. Officer
reiney got the other, and led him to the a,
fugc Of sinners. They Subsequently ad. V
nced$5 each, wherewith to assist in fill q
& DIP the '"old bed" " e2@Ha oA Il
The Jackson Standard says the Fulton
lrnace was recently sold by Mr. Ferree,
ister Commissioner, for $25,594 90, be. ii
: two.thirds Of the appraisement ,
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The same paper says seven persons of
2 colored persuasion were bpptsed by |,
in Salt Creek, on Sunday last. m
Also, that Mr. Sheriff, Of the Hamden H.
'dse, at Halnden, fell dead from his
air, where he was sitting writing, on
4 Friday. It issupposed that his death
IS caused by Opoplexy.
Brother Browning, of the Clermoht Cour ." or
, whe'sports red wHikers lie great at til
king cohundrums. Hear this; fWhat =
the difference between our whiskers and III
Courier? One is read just as much as
want 'em, and the other isn't. Horridl" n n
Phe gouriersays that upward Of one la'
ldred converts have been added to the ~
lrch on the Batavia Circuit, since con- SCI
,pce.
Att the city election, in Chillicothe, last Gee
4, the questioned filing up the old ~ II
OF the river, which is pest to the
was voted On, Tbe vote was $50 nays
4ss yeas, a majority against filing Of B
0urneighbUrs will probably have to mnl fam
up the "old bed and clean out the ca and
before tkey can bid defiance to the Com G,'l
,es Dro
NC.
lie old frame depot of the NJ. d G. R. less
1t Chillicothe, is being torn away to butte
e room fora handsome brick edfce, IIae 4 ie
N the companypnpose to erect soon, 5pr
le site Of the old building. Nothing most most
Improvement s;.h RI
ogs furnish music to the Chillieothe. prlef t,sg
They take it. ssii 4kG;
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he Senate Committee on Fer api W.
Relations has agreed to report $,3ls,i 3 s90
Il allowing the six Japanese
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