Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-12-18

GO "A l. I II e M 3
- There are few cases of mumps in
town.
Next monthly Stock Sale will be on
Tuesday, Dec 80.
- BIoomer's travelling Daguerrean house
has gone into Winter quarters on the burnt
district.
y Mr.. o. T. Cunning, of Macarthur, a.
torney at law, will remove to this place
shortly.
There is talk Of having Mrs. Victoria
Woodruff come to Washington to lecture
this Winter.
In another column we publish the
Prospectuses of the Cincinnati Gazette and
Cincinnati Enquire.
Capt G. B. Gardner and lady, of Hills
boro, were in town last week, visiting re-
lations and old friends,
- The State Associai ion of County Au
ditors met in the Capitol of this State, on
Wednesday afternoon last.
- Fowl-thieves visited Col. Yeoman's
premises last Sunday night, and walked off
with a couple of turkeys.
- The prospectus Of the Cincinnati
Commercial, for 1874, will be found on the
4th page of the HERALD to-day.
- Charley Stevens had two steers kill
ed and some others injured on Friday night
last, by the shed being blown down on
them, on D. NJ. Hays farm.
- Presbyterian Church: MORNING SER
vice--Subject 1.-The moral nature of in
fants; do they need Savior?" Evening
Subject, "Moving into the Light"
= We have had heavy rains in this Sec
ton last week, and all the streams of wa
ter were swollen to an extent Beyond what
they have been for several months.
= The time of commencement Of DR.
Lewis' lecture was incorrectly printed in
the advertisement last week. The doors
will open at O'Clock and lecture begin
promptly at 8.
Several persons who attended the
Festival at Sugar Creek Baptist Clurcs
last Tuesday evening, came away rnlnHs
hats, uggy robes, &c, which were stcle1
from the church by some rascally tRieves
Township and Village Tressurers ant
Treasurers of School Boards, are entitled tt
draw from the Country Treasury between
the 18th and 3oth inst, two-fhirds of til,
current collections Of taxes in their be
half.
= The CircleviIle Union Of last weel
| says: Thomas Larrimer and L. X. Per
due, Directors, and J. w Garlinger, Super
intendent OF the Fayettc County Infirma
ry, visited and inspected our Infirmary las
Tuesday.
a petition signed by numerous citi
zens of Washington has been presented t
the managers of the Western Union Tele
graph Company, requesting that the ope
rating Office at the depot be moved to tn
business part of town.
= The ladies of the Good Hope NJ. T
? Church will give festival and oyster sup
per, on Tuesday evening, December 80
Also, dinner on New Years day. Th
proceeds to be applied to the repairing o
the Church. Every body invited
- There is never good season of Ii
year to hold court-especially if you al
on the jury, and are farmer or bus
- ness man; but for loafers court is alway
in season, unless the Sheriff has previousl
had little official business with them of
peculiar character.
- Usual services next Sab bath at IL
'' NJ. z. Church, Rev. A. c. Hirst, Pastor
Subjeet-mOrning, 1.-The Jews demand
Miracles" evening, Memory in the F.
ture Life. Sabbath School at 2 o. m.; su
ject-"The Resurrection A cordial iny
tation is given to all to attend these ser,
ces.
s, = On Sunday evening last, Rev. A.
Hirst Pneaesed sermon in the M.
Church, to very large audiance, on t
the subject Of novel reading and it's evil !
:, suits. The subject was ably handled, a
'aA its evil consequences plainly and truthf
set ly presented The announcement of
in sermon on that subject naturally drew {
all classes of hearers.