Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-11-19
A Good Many Things.

The Changers have a large grist
mill at Bremen, Fairfield county, and
have on hand 10000 bushels of wheat
A farmer of Warren county raised
this year three hundred and fifty bush
els of wheat on sixteen acres of
ground.
A Mrs. Jane Roberts, of Youngs-
town, has obtained a judgment of ST.
500 against local physician for NAL
practice.
The Chicago Times speaks of "The
organ of the putrid "reminiscences that
brays under the inspiration of Boss
Pendleton."
Ex-Governor Washburn, of Wis
censin, is being brought out as an an
ti-Carpenter candidate for the United
States Senate.
Several car loads of provisions and
clothing for the Nebraska sufferers
were forwarded from Cleveland with
in the past week.
The Woman's National Temperance
Convention, TO be held in Cleveland,
November 18 and 10, promises to be
largely attended.
William Randall, millwright, was
arrested in Cincinnati, Tuesday night,
charged with fatally stabbing William
Bernard, i'll saloon.
Charles P Thompson, the man who
has beaten Butler, is described as can
earnest War Democrat while Butler
was still on the fence"
The young ladies of Buchtel College
Akron, have set an example for dress
reformers, and are wearing loose cloth
ing and short dresses.
The Iron Mountain railroad, of Mis-
souri,, gains $4,000 by the decision of
claim against the government for
rails taken during the war.
Sixty thousand salman eggs have
been safely landed in Maryland, by
express, from California, and have
been placed in the breeding ponds.
There were $50 gallons of apple
brandy and 1856 kegs of beer made
in Lawrence county last month, ac-
cording to the United States Assess.
or.
An Indiana journal tells of a man
in Lafayette, in that State, who has
just sold, for $4,000, herd of Texas
cattle that he gave $4,000 for last
fall.
The Caldwell Republican says that
fifty acres of land on the Dexter coal
road, underlaid with a seven-foot vein
of coal. sold last week for $50 pei
acre.
A Sandusky cooper has manufac-
tured lately eight wine casks capable
of holding 22O0 gallons each, and is
now making eleven more holding 1900
gallons each.
''Now John, drive slow and keerful,
and don't run over any candidates, ,
was Ballard county (Ky.) Granger's IS
advice to his son, the other day, in
starting him to town with a hogshead
of tobacco.
After the first of next January the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
not allow any of its officers or EN-
) ployees to be connected with any Other
co rporation.
Another illicit distillery has beel
captured near New Washington. ]
: consisted of one patent copper double
J distill, owned and run by a ma
named Swab.
Wild hogs are the most dangerou
game in the Virginia mountains
They are found in herds from five t
twelve, and the sight of human bein
is the only signal for attack they re
quire.
Fifty children, direct from Japan vi
San Francisco, passed through Sandus
: ky the other night on the Lake Shor
! and Michigan Southern railroad, e
route to Eastern colleges, where the
are to be educated.
The schools of the United State
/ are estimated 10 cost annually S95
: 100000, which is expended upon 221
600 teachers, in the education of IA
100000 children, at the cOst of So
e per annum for each child.
d Mr.. David Sinton, of Cincinnati
= has presented to the Young Men
s Christian Association of that cit,
y bonds to the amount of 5000,
S be devoted to the purchase of th
/ new building of the Association.
y In Paris the police have orders t
arrest all the Italian Music boys (pif
g arari) found in the streets, and tax
4 them to the house of the italian An
- bassador, and the Ambassador send
to Italy all who are under eightee
i years of age.
n The saving banks of the Pacifi
# Slopers are said to be ''gorged wit
y deposits" and hard money deposits 6
e that. If there is money famine
this part of the West, as represented
IL perhaps we had better draw ON Cal
|, forni0 for supplies.-[O. s. Journal.
F, A Washington dispatch says a w
h gon load of money was tumbled int
the avenue, Monday, by the breakin
:. down of the Treasury express wage
n en- route from the Treasury Depar
# ment to the Baltimore depot. Ho
IS can anything "get broke when it
/ full of money?
t. Mrs. James Butcher, bride of fol
days, was found dead, in the yard a,
d joining their house, at Wapakonet
: Saturday afternoon. A shot gul
r, within reach, was found, with whiC
5 it is supposed she shot herself. II
IS top of her head was blown away ar
1T the brains scattered on the ground.
;, The Marietta Chair Factory emplo,
- about $50 hands, and during the ye
Z 1873 manufactured and sold over 9C
= 600 cane and wood seat chairs, al
~ 10000 bedsteads, tables, stands, et
These goods brought, in round figure
- about S150,000. The Factory col
y pany has lately erected a new 6ve-st