Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-07-03
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- Hang out your flags to morrow.
Wheat harvesting commenced this
week.
County Commissioners meet next
Monday.
- Pioneer celebration at New Holland
tomorrow.
- Bring out the cannon tomorrow
morning at sunrise.
= Mr.. A. R. Creamer is on a few weeks
visit to Paris, Illinois.
- The Spring term of Bloomingburg
Academy closed last week.
- Most of the business houses in town
will be closed on the Fourth.
BloOmingburg promises big dele
CATION to the celebration here tomorrow.
John Highland had buggy pretty
we'll used up by runaway horse last Sun
day.
- Martin Grove is building large and
expensive brick residence on his farm near
Washington.
Mr.. F. S. Tanzey has beep employed
as Assistant to Mr.. McCandless in the
Auditors office.
We have neglected to mention that a
fine cut-stone pavement has been put down
in front of Union Block.
- Union Block has been painted red
and penciled in black--rather novelty in
the line of house-painting.
A little son of Rob't Backenstoe had
his leg broken below the knee by kick
from horse last Thursday.
- The cellar which is about finished,
for Yeoman & Nitterhouse's new building,
is SO feet wide by 165 feet long.
- Reports from all parts of the county
indicate that the celebration at the Fair
Grounds tomorrow will be well attended.
- Ed. Light and T. T. Beatty, who have
been attending school at Delaware, return
ed home Monday-the term haYing expir-
ed.
cream for the festival at Bloomingburg
last Friday night. Their cream can't be
4 beaten.
= P. Lewis Mark, lately of this county
is now located in Columbus, in the prac-
tice of law. His office is at No. 1877 South
High street
"A runaway team with wagon brought
themselves to sudden halt against IL ee
at the northeast corner of Fayette anC
Market streets, on Tuesday.
A large hotel is being talked of b.
certain enterprising citizens of this place
We hope to enlighten our readers more
upon this subject, hereafter.
A lodge of the Order of Ode Fellow
was instituted at Mt. Sterling on Thursda.
night last. A number of members of tn
Washington Lodge attended.
"A new railroad timetable which wen
into effect Monday makes slight change
in the running of some of the trains. Sc
time-card in another column.
Miss Julia Wood, who has for two G
three years past been a teacher in ou
Union School has returned to her father
home in New Hampshire probably to re
main there.
; David Gross was before Esq. Ke1
last week charged with employing bo
to steal sack Of feathers from Ely
Stimson Bros. He was recognized I
Court in the sum of 5000.
On Sunday evening and on Monda
last we had fine refreshing showers
rain in this place and the surroundir
county. These showers have greatly in
proved the condition of the growing crop
Two communications from Bloomin,
burg, containing announcements intende
for last weeks paper, were received tt
late for publicaton-not reaching us unit
Thursday noon, when our paper was prin
ed.
- The Board of Managers and Superb
tendents of the Camp Meeting are roques
ed to meet at the Camp Ground July Il
18th, at 10 O'Clock a. m, for the purpose
selecting and letting tents, and the tran
action Of any other business that ms
arise.
W The organ of the N. e. Church G
out of order short time since, and on e
ID, animation it was found to contain a ra
nest. His ratship had done the damage
gnawing the bellows, and other improp
and unchristian conduct. The instrume
was put in order by Mr. Goodrich.
= We are reques ted by the Collector
the revenue of this District to notify pt
sons having deeds, mortgages, &C., 7
N. duly stamped, that it is necessary to ha
them stamped by'a Government Collect
in order to secure their validity. 1t wor
be we'll for persons having such unstamp
Instruments TO attend TO this matter
soon as practicable,