South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-10-20

publisher, and he states that in a
bout three weeks he will be able (,
resume business. Until that tim,
our patrons will please be 1en1en
hin their icom ments on u paper.
J. c. STONE sends us o map of tn,
city OF st. Louis. Thanks.
THE next meeting CT our county
commissioners will be in December
On Buck Run, this county. Their,
have been some reports of smallpox
JAMES B. McGrew has beer
quite I'll, but is getting better.
NOTICE new Advertisements o
Mcconnell, Emerson & Harris; ais:
:Cbas- II. Barrett.
j. NJ. RUsK IS dong the editorial
work on the GAINESVILLE Courier.
CALL on Chas. L. Barrett when
you go to GAINESVILLE, and get a new
suit Of clothes.
JESSE R. FoULKE is trying to en-
liven the columns q the Herald this
week. +,
MCCONNELL, EMERSON & HARRIS,
of. Zaaesyille, are selling their goods
at the lowest figures possible. See
Advertisement.
HONE Market White wheat
1s1.25 per bushel, red wheat,
81 30, flonr, So 90 per sack, butter,
10 cts. per pound, and eggs at from
l8 to 20 cts. por dozen.
THE Mite Society of the NJ. E
Church will be held at the resi-
dence of T.. d. Cheadle, Tuesday
evening, Oct. e3d. All are invited
to attend.
The Democrat charges John g. Adair
with putting himself in our last issue. 1t
is true that Mr.. Adair done some l~ocaliz-
ing for our psper during our absence; but
the article alluded to by the Democrat was
written by ourself before we went away
Moreover, IL statements in the article are
true and more than merited by Mr..
Adair.
A PETITION is to be presented TO
the Town Council, by those own
ing property on Jefferson Street,
asking that lt-not- the Council,
but the Street.-The improved. &
On Tuesday, the residence of A.
g. Llndemore, of bristol tp., with
almost the whole of his household
goods, were consumed by fire.
Judge WIN. Ell FRAZIER, ofNoble
County, who was appointed by Gov.
Hayes to fill out the unexpIred
term of Judge Granger, and who
has just been elected to that posi-
ton for the next term, commenced
his official caree here this week.
So far he has given the best of
satisfaction.
LARGE APPLE.-There is q Fall
Pippin on exhibition at Adair's
Book Store, grown by Samuel Il.
Scott, of Windsor tp.. weighing
one pound and eleven ounces, AID
measuring sixteen inches IN CIR
conference. Who can beat it ?
THE vote for Representative in
Noble County is a tie, Lots were
drawn as to who shouId be the
lucky man, and 1T resulted IL favor
of the Democrat. 1t turns out,
however, that there is no law for
such a proceeding wheE choosing a
Representative, and the probability
is that a new election will have to
be held.
COURT of common Pleas, of this
county, convened on the 18th,
J udge-F w. Wood on the bench.
1t Withhold until Tuesday, the Gath.
One hundre1 and eight cases, civil
and criminal, r for hearing: The
Jury adjourned Oh the 18th,
found but four indict-
nents-two for selling liquor and
I'VE for assault and battery.
The editors eff the Herald and
make a great deal Of fuss
about not receiving compliment
to the Fair. 1.-THE President,
Treasurer, and members
Of the Board can afford to pay their
way into the Fair Grounds. and
hat of their families, We should
,hink that editors who are interest
I'd IN the welfare of our county could
10 likewise. If the Board had seen
proper, of its own volitIou. to CONS
the county press, 1t would
AVE been we'll enough; but, when
uch is not the case, we think the
'ditors that growl about it belIttls
he profession.