Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-10-09
THE MERCHANTS AND FARMERS
BANK,
Washington c. H., Ohio.
Cash Capital, ST5O,OOO.
L O O AL 1T E M s

IL 90 "A Il L l. Ii MI y
The next term of Common Pleas
Court for this county commences on the
28th of Nov ember.
After next Tuesday the people wi Il
cease to be worried by anxious candidates
for office for the space of year.
- Col. Yeoman will address a Republi-
can meeting, at Bloomingburg, on Satur-
day evening. Turn out everybody, and
hear.
j. S. Sanderson will sell lot Of
stock and other personal property at auc-
ton, at his residence, one mile south of
West Lancaster, on Friday, October 18th.
Our merchants are filling up their
stores with large stocks of elegant goods.
and the strong competition between deal
ers is causing prices to be pat down to
fabulously low prices.
j Bing, Steinhart & Co. haYe been fill
ing their house, within the past few days
with the biggest stock of Winter Clothing
the have ever brought on. and they offer
them at prices fterfully low.
The Board OF County Commissioners
was in session on Monday last. The prin-
cipal business before them was the eyaini-
nation of bills against the county. Next
meeting, first Monday in November.
- The Epizootic has rc-appeared in this
county, and great number of horses are
more or less affected with the disease. 1t
seems, generally, to be in a miIder form,
however, than during its rage last winter.
= The builders and mechanics in town
are the busiest class Of men to be found
A number of fine buildings are under way
and the struggle is now to get them up
and enclosed before winter weather over
takes them
The Greenfield Agricultural Fair com
mences next Wednesday and continues
four days. AS usual, we suppose, they
will have good show, and large collec-
ton of the people from Highland, Ross
and Fayette counties.
= Our neighbors of the Chillicothe Ga
zette will please credit our editorials tC
the FAYETTE COUNTY HERALD. instead o
the Fayette County Register" There
is no paper published here by the name O
" Fayette County Register
u. H. Boley, the acranaut, who made
an ascension here last summer, was kilIet
recently in an ascension out West. Hi
balloon took fire and burned, and he fel
S .veral thousand feet, being litel a! ly drive
into the ground by the fall.
We notice in the dry goods trade i
our town. that J. L. Vandcman & Co., 10
Mclean, Silcott, Millikan & Co., S. \
Yeoman and Hamilton s. Adams, have a
received cords of new goods which the
are offering to the trade at small profits.
The election takes place on Tuesda
next, and candidates and their friends, ft
a few days, have been the most industr
Gus people in community, and the few i
tervening days will, undoubtedly. be o
= cupied by candidates in a very busy wa
= Sometimes slanderous reports are p
in circulation against candidates just b
fore the election, when it is too late
contradict them. We caution the Repu
licans against believing any such rcpol
against Republican candidates, if tn
should be put out.
Jos. Browning will sell at auction,
his farm, four miles north of Washingtt
on Wednesday, October 22d all his sto
embracing some of the finest hogs a
sheep in the State, and including the lot
hogs on which he received the first PREF
um at the State Fair. See advertisem
in this paper.
Willett showed us, at his gallery, so
splendid costume photographs of
charming little actress and vocalist, CT
Wildman. Clara was so much pleased W
Willetts specimens, that she left an or
for 300 photographs, on her last visit h
and he has put them up in a style t
can't be outdone in the country.
We see it stated that S. NJ Penn, a n
chant of cambridge, left that place so
four weeks since, without asking leave
:, his neighb ors or his creditors; and q
,, that fascinating widow left about the s.
time, and gossippers say they didn't 6
different directions Penn's liabilities
~ his creditors are supposed to be from
;O' 600 to $4,000.
We hope that the Republican vo
rs will all be out at the election on Tues
and vote the Republican ticket; and
would remind those sc Democrats
o voted at the primary election under pie
o. to vote the Republican ticket nomins
of their duty and obligation to fulfill t
promise. Don't go back on your pie
but come squaresup to the mark and
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