Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-07-31
LOG AL ITEM 6

-COunty COMMISSIONERS meet MONDAY. |
= Camp Meeting tickets for sale at R.
Millikan's book store.
Lon. Burnett is going to travel for a
Springfield furniture house.
- Camp Meeting commences at the
Dewitt Camp Grounds tomorrow.
-Ashton's Comedy Theater at Music
Hall tomorrow and Saturday nights.
The price of board at the Camp Meet
ing Boarding Tent will be 81 per day.
- The jamestown Fair will be held this
year on the 9th, 18th and 10Th days of
August
- Republicans, remember the Primary
Election on Saturday, August 9th. Be out
and vote.
John Raper has put up a neat story
and-a-half brick residence in the Western
suburbs of town.
- Rip Van Winkle at Music Hall to-
morrow night. Uncle Toms Cabin on
Saturday night.
Several new announcements of can
didates will be found under the proper
beading in this paper. l.
-Wm. M. Pine has commenced build
ing two-story brick residence on his let
adjoining the School House grounds.
&C. J. Bell went to Cincinnati last
week to take position as book-keeper in
the office of the C. C. C. & L Railway.
We had the pleasure of placing num-
Der of Of new names on our subscription
list on stock sale day. Room for more.
- Stock Sales brought crowd of peo-
pie to town on Tuesday. All the hotels
and restaurants did thriving business.
= Have your change ready to pay for
tickets to Camp Meeting, and save the
gate-keepers trouble of making change.
No cigars, tobacco, soda, lemonade
or other luxuries are allowed to be sold
on the Camp Meeting Grounds. No "ben-
zine,' either.
Every livery rig in town has been en-
gagged for week or more for Camp Meet
ing next Sunday, and our five stables can't
supply half the demand.
H Strauss, formerly of the clothing
firm Of A. Nathan & Co., this place, was
in town Tuesday. He is now in the COM
mercial travelling business.
- The most friendly, smiling class OF
men you can meet just now, is the gentle
men who are candidates for Office. Shak-
ing hands has fairly opened.
Miller & Skinner have opened new
Livery Stable on Market street, near the
corner of Main, and stocked it with stylish
new buggies and good horses.
A. Hamilton, Esq, of the firm o
Hamilton & Adams, was taken down will
a severe attack of cholera morbus OF
Monday last, but is recovering,
= - Willett is always getting up some
thing new in the way of scenery; but hi
new rustic scenery beats all his former eff
forts in that direction, Go and see it. j..
j. H. johnson, proprietor of tn
Boarding Tent on the Camp Ground,
, making ample preparation for the accom-
mediation of guests. Give him call,
Joe Hogue is in business again. Hi
location is in front of the Treasurer
Office, and his stock in trade is cigar
der Joe" says "beesness gone SLOW"
J Misses Lide and Kate William
Z daughters of DR.. c. M. Williams, who hay
been visiting relatives in Missouri fc
some months past, returned home lai
- week.
Mr.. D. r. Jacobs, of Jefferson towr
; ship, is announced in another column
this paper as the farmers candidate f
Treasurer of Fayette county, not subje
to any conditions.
AN unusual number of deaths fro
I cholera morbus have been announced
our exchanges this year. People shou
be cautious about eating unripe fruits ar
vegetables this year.
The ChilIicothe District M. E. Co
,w ference commenced at the Dewitt Can
Grounds yesterday. This is said to be ol
of the very interesting occurrences CO
lg nected with that church.
The personal property belonging
the estate of John Parrott, deceased, W
be offered at public sale, at his late re:
dence, four miles from Washington, ne
the jamestown pike, on Thursday, A
gust 14th.
liz. The gate-keepers of the Camp Nee
ing request us to notify all persons to pl
pare their change to pay for tickets befo
going to the gates. The price of ticke
IS 1Oc for single admission and SOC.