Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-31
LOG AL ITEMS

Some cases of Diptheria in town.
q = Mr.. A. P. Kirk buried child on Mon
day.
County Commissioners meet next
Monday. !
4The Slate roof is now on the new
Town Hail.
Washington was well filled with men
and stock on Tuesday, in attendance at the
Stock Sales. 5n alo ~
Don't fail to go to the polls on Tues
day next and vote for the Grant and Viii
son electors.
The furnace for heating the Union
School building arrived last week, and is
being put in the building.
ID Mr. John Mckee, who has been lying
4 Sick at his residence for some weeks past
isstiII regarded in dangerous condition.
Messrs. NJ. B. Grubbs and Henry
Wi1ey. have closed out their boot and shoe
business in Cirelezille. and returned to
this place.
Mr. Jos. Robinson of Burlington,
Iowa, formerly resident of this place,
has been in town for several days with his
wife, visiting relatives.
Mills Gardner we notice, is to make
. | a political speech at Greenfield on Mon
/ day evening next. Mr.. G. has done noble
service in this campaign.
: Wesley Bryan will sell lot of stock
and other property at auction, one mile and
> half Southeast of West Lancaster, on
: Thursday, November 28th, 1872.
Mr.. Theophilus Taylor residing two
and half miles Southeast of town, who
= has been in failing health for two or three
i years, is now in critical condition.
i 9-- Republicans, never lay down you
arms until o'clock Tuesday evening, ant
: do not suppose the victory is won unit
every Republican vote is in the ballot box
n - Send in the election returns as soo1
as possible. 1t ought to be known in thC
town. by 10 o'clock on Tuesday evening
n how much Grants majority is in this coun
ty. Bring in the returns as speedily al
possible.
d = Farmers inform US that the late rain,
ii and mild weather forseveral days past, ha
caused the wheat upon the ground to grow
nicely, and it rarely looks better at thi.
: time Of year than now. Fields are fresl
and green.
= = Col. Yeoman returned on Tuesda,
- from New York. where he has been buy
ing fresh stock of dry goods. The sale
z of the house have been so large that the.
have been obliged to go East twice thi
> Fall tor goods,
.s - The Democratic call fer meetin
= IN this town on Saturday next, has bee
y recalled, in consequence of their bein
unable to procure speakers for the occa
q sion. If they had requested it. the Re
- publican could have furnished them wit
," first-cIass speaker.
"A young colored man named Brow
was arrested last week, charged with vo
ing illegally at the October election, til
:. parties who had him arrested claiming hil
to be under age. On Tuesday, he had a
examination before Esq. Sanders, whic
resulted in his being bound over to couI
q He is young man of good character, an
- we think innocent of the charge F
claims to be legal voter, and brings pro
which will probably establish. the fact
the Common Pleas Court
10. = According to a new time table whiC
went into effect on the G. & NJ. V. Railwa
last Monday, trains now leave this static
as folIo,.,s. JGo;no TVasf- -fiirclavilIa A
commodation, 6:43 a. m; Express al
Mail, 1858 p. m; Freight, arrives at Il
p. m. and leaves at 200 p. m; Coal, 10:
i. p. m. Going East-Freight, arrives ats
us a. m. and leaves at 8:37 a. M; Coal 1eav
at 11:30 p. M; Express and Mail, 1929
- M; Circleville Accommodation, 8:O6 p.
@s Trains on this road now make immedia
connection with trains East and West
the Little Miami, at Morrow,