Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-11-23
LOG AL ITEMS

- Court commences Tuesday.
Hogs are selling here for So. so to 1915.
County Commissioners are in session.
Exhibition at Bloomingburg Academy
tomorrow night.
Town full and running over with
people Saturday.
= Slaughtering' will commence at the
pork house Monday.
Thanksgiving and prayer and turkey
dinners next Thursday.
The boys had the first opportunity of
the season to use their skates last Friday.
-Bummers were out in force Saturday
night. Carrying on all manner of devil
try.
To-day is the HERALD's fourteenth
birthday. It's getting to be an old resi-
dent
- A Panhandle engine passed over the
G. & NJ. V. Railroad the first of the
week.
C. KHigbee, Of Jefferson township,
will remove to Southern Kansas in few
weeks.
Simon Fultz, formerly of this county,
is now practicing law at Windsor, Henry
county, Mo. ..s,
A woman with young child was beg.
ging about town last week, claiming to be
Chicago sufferer. T
- Auction of dry goods and millinery il
the room adjoining P S. Collins Restauran
tomorrow evening.
Coach lines are running between thi
place and Mt. Sterling, jamestown, Hills
bOrO and Greenfield.
- The first snow storm of the Winter
set in Tuesday night and kept up light
fall all day yesterday.
R. Stewart has removed his tailo
shop to the corner room over DR.. Colds
berry & Bros Drug Store.
Some Gypsies were about town las
week. One oftheir women was suspiciOne
Of having q stolen child with her.
| The Presbyterian Social Circle will
entertained on next Friday evening, at tn
residence of Mr.. TheoPhoIus Taylor.
- Song Messenger, published by Root
Cady, at Chicago, is On hand for n ovembe'
1t is as bright and sparkling as ever.
Thanksgiving services will be held
the N. E. Church next Thursday, at ]
O'Clock A. NJ. Sermon by Rev. w. Kit
der.
B. F. Thomas, formerly one of IL
t Commissioners of this county, we regret
: learn is seriously sick at his residence
Mt. Sterling.
Council has been considering the pr
priety of appointing night watchu.en, b
none have been appointed yet We Ougl
: to have them.
( The furniture and fixtures of t
e Haynes House will be sold at auction t
aF day. Mr.: Haynes. having conclHdo6
ne remove from here. as
The sale of the law library Of the Ia
= Hon. R, NJ. Briggs, by H. B..Maynard, 4
:, ministrator of his estate, amounted, we i
! derstand, to about $780,
a - Hon: 5oha..A. Smith. our Member
q Congress, made pleasant caft Un-'.a-l
week. He spent two or three days he
At and called on many of his old friends.
III 1t is pretty certain that trains on
ng C. & n v. Railroad will commence r.
ur ming through to Dresden, connecting W
' as trains on the Panhandle road next wee
be A little son of Mrs. Coil, living n
South Plymouth, this county, while pl
/ ing with hissister few days ago, accide
ally cut off one of her fingers with hatcl
~. DR.. S. G. Roberts has lately reno,
nd from Bainbridge, Ross county, to his +;
owe near Jasper Mills. this county, having b
J 5'oG Of Comfortable residence there during
,G2t 1GF past Summer.
~ There will be public services in
W. Baptist Church on Thursday and Fri
i fGS Of evenings Of this week, preaching will b
e64y at 61a o'clock. Everybody is cordially
vited to attend.
10 = Some of the young men of town
>, vicinity have procured instruments
- organized brass band, and are under
ne,!yt aeTy instruction of Prof. Wolf, with I
Heagler as leader.