Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-06-11
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- Court commences next Tuesday.
- Thoroughbred cattle sale to-day.
Rev. Frank Miller is visiting his pa
rents in town.
- Rev. Mr.. Armstrong has removed to
Centerville, Ohio.
- Sale of lots in the Bereman addition
on Saturday next.
= Judge Gray is holding Court at Chill
licothe this week.
Mr.. w. H. Albaugh and wife, OF Cir
cleyiIle, spent Saturday and Sunday in
town.
DR.. B. H. Rush, with his daughter
Grace, start this morning on visit to Chi
cago.
- Miss Addie Myers is engaged as
sales lady at Col. Yeoman's dry goods
store.
"A gate fee will be charged at the
Dewitt Camp Meeting this year, the same
as last.
- Hon. NJ. J. Williams, of Toledo, is in
town to attend court, which convenes
next week.
DIR. Hamilton will move in his new
room, in the Opera House block, about the
goth of this month.
- The contracts for improving the Allen
and West Lancaster roads are advertised
for sale in this paper.
Remember Mrs. Young's lecture at
Music Hall tomorrow night. Subject:
my Life in Bondage
= Mr.. David Dore was severely injured
by fall from his brick kiln on We'd
nesday evening of last week.
Rev. Frank Miller will preach in
the Presbyterian Church next Sabbath.
All are invited. Seats free.
= Our young friend, Albert Karney, has
recently taken unto himself one of the fair
daughters of Bloomington, Illinois.
w. D. Blakemore, of Taylor county,
Iowa, is paying the home of his youth a
visit. He arrived at this place last evening,
= We had quite refreshing shower of
rain mixed with little hail, yesterday af-
ternoOn. A good deal more is needed yet.
- There are 67 criminal and 1913 civil
cases on the docket for the June term of
Common Pleas Court. Judge Gray will
preside.
- Miss Francis Jones, telegraph opera
tor for the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany at this place, is on visit to friends in
Philadelphia.
= The mercury has ranged from 30 up
to the neighborhoOd of 100 for the last few
days, and still hoyers around up there.
Hand us that fan.
- Mrs. Lizzie Cook and her sister, Miss
Mary Millikan, left for Chicago Tuesday
Mrs. G. goes there to reside, and Miss NJ
on a short recreation trip,
/ : The stockholders in the Pulaski Sill
yer mine are greatly elated over the pros
poets of rich returns from their inyest
ment. Everything looks favorably.
The News lectures its readers abou
attending church, prayer meetings, class
meetings and things; and the thermomete
up to SO in the shade. Get the gun!
- Postmaster Robinsdnis allowed hOl
liday on the Fourth of July, like the rest o
American mankind, and the PostofRee vii
be closed on that day except between tn
hours of 1920 a. m. and 2:3O p. IN.
Col. Yeoman made grand displa,
and had a house-full of customers at hi
opening last Saturday. His new room i
pronounced by persons competent t
judge, one of the finest for the business il
Ohio.
= General Putnam requests us to an
nounce that there will be Pioneer Unio
COnvocatiOn OF the counties of FaYett,
Clinton, Highland and Ross, at Whiteoa
grove, near Buenavista, on the goth an
!, 21st inst. All pioneers are requested t
attend.
= Next Sabbath is to be "Jubile
Day" at the M r. Church Of this place
The exercises for the day commence wit
s. Love Feast, at 9 a. IN. At 1O1& a. IN.
sermon, appropriate to the occasion will b
delivered by.Rev. /, F. King. The Flor
Service at 2116 p. m. promises to be som'
thing quite new and full of interest,"
- Among other things, there will be an illui
-. trated Lesson Review by the Pastor, &C
Or dress by Rey.I. +. King, and an abundanc
Il, Of good singing by the sabbat
IN! School In the evening at 7:45, sacr,
md mental services will be held. A cords
,.e invitation is extended to all to attend tbes
J. services. Preaching also on Saturda
aE night and Quarterly Conference, Monds
up morning at O'Clock. "'+' '>n''