Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-05-29
LOG AL ITEMS 3
-Decoration daY to-morrow.


= County Commissioners meet next
Monday.
= D. Furtwangler has a new $125 music
box at his jewelry store. /
= Our Public Schools close for the
summer vacation June 9Th.
= Prof jain, of this place. starts on a
trip to Europe in week or two.
= GoIdsberry & Co. have put up a new
Soda Fountain in their Drug Store.
Mr.. John S. Foster has removed from
Williamsburg. Clermont County, and To-
Gated in Washington.
= Hon. James Pursell, OF this place,
was chosen a member of the Republican
State Central Committee.
Peter Sheierman's soda fountain has
been in full blast during the past two
weeks. Peter don't put ginger in his soda.
- Mrs. NJ. E. Ferguson has purchased
Miss C. Witt & Co.'s stock of Millinery
Goods, and will occupy the room used by
them.
= Our Union Schools will give public |
Exhibitions al, Music Hall on Friday even
ing. Juasd6th, and on Tuesday evening fol-
lowing.
The County Board of Equalization.
was in session on Wednesday of last week
Little change was made from the valuation
of the Assessors.
Brother Denny, of the Wilmington
rJournal, has got new head-not on his
shoulders; that wasn't necessary; but a
new head on his paper.
- Shareholders in the Odd Fellows
Building Association, remember the cleo
ton for Directors, on Monday evening
next, June I'd, at Judge Priddy's office.
An error occurred in the HERALD last
week in stating the time of the convening
of the June term of Common Pleas Court
The Court convenes on Tuesday next
June Sd.
Al. Myers, formerly of this place,
was elected Assistant Secretary of the
Constitutional Convention. He will report
the convention for the Cleveland Leader
and New York World.
= In order to give our readers all the
news possible in our space, we have been
compelled to set nearly the whole of our
paper in small type, consequently the la
Dor has been nearly doubled.
Our Post Office is not prepared as yet
to furnish the new postal cards, although
there is demand for them by business
men. Messrs. Ely & Stimson Bros. re-
ceived lot from Cincinnati last Saturday.
The Colorado potato bug, that played
such fearful havoc on the potato crop last
year, has opened up new campaign on the
crop this year. Their numbers are reported
to be legiOns, and they are on the war
path.
The growing wheat crop all the way
: between this place and Columbus, via
Circleville and Lancaster, never looked bet
ter at this time of the year than it does
now. The prospect now is, that the crop
willsbe good one.
A fluid ironically called Hemlock, is
said to be quite popular bevs1age at a
certain nostrum venders establishment in
.tRis city. II is sod 70 have a peculiar 'ef-
slp IliA,1s & iellQs's head simll to thaepro-
aneed hTsA @brick in the hat
He Mills Gardner, tn. dsseeate ds -
+ the Constitutional Convention from 7fb3.
county has been appointed a Inenher-of;i
ne copnittee on the judiciary. Mr.
ssaraler IS .esIniBelrtly worthy Of he7 posi-
saon g vii make an active andsyalnable9
lgs f ?. Willard, ferTnerly of this
4 plas eqt ios 9 few years past. a resident of
= sseer sonnty Illinois, has been spending
aieM 81 days with old friends in this town
e Z uage 4oeks healthy, and we -sho1Td
4 Jnoge me prairie breezes of IIlin ois apres1l
with heaith =, Ssss
the father Of the young man Koopt1
VINO was Killed last Saturday, can obtain.
sssAaence 70 prove where he bought the
mnissX on which he became intoxicated. |
a.: 81. = llisR W9s incidentally the cause oil
nls aeaqis,, nay gohard with the parties
Vy.. who sold liqas s;te7 him. - Pssl ''e'
war BET d TIN, Two Bscl. lines ba
twees- this place and. Greenfield bss i
duesd thu. fare for the ssip fo,s,,von+ -
cents. Cheaper than walking. M Era,,i-
IN now runs daily hack, arlsaSMr p,.s,r
mar man runs on Tuesdays, TIiursdavs IA
oatureays. ga How long the war vii =. (
| we can't say, but cef{al 4. -
very pros Gable bqsihe