Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-08-13
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Primary election next Tuesday. Vote.
Camp Meeting opens on Friday next.
Don't fail to attend the Soldiers re-
union next Thursday.
B. F. Green made an assignment last
week. Henry Robinson is assignee.
Joe Mclean had some more of his
cellar wall cayed in by rain this week.
&C. C. BlakemOre has remOved his gunai
smith shop to Yeoman's new building.
- The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
James NJ. Adams was buried on Tuesday.
= DR.. o. A. Allen has sold his Drug
Stere to Messrs. Sam Goldsberry and H. L.
Lines.
Mr.. John Getz, aged IS, died at tb~
residence of his son, Peter Getz, on Ties
day, of dropsey.
The Sabina Fair begins next Tuesday.
and promises to be a success both in point
of show and attendance.
II. M. SaxtOn has bought out the in
terest Of his partner, Mr.. Willis, in the
Bakery & Confectionery business.
= Callinan Bros. are closing up their
business, and will remove their stock of
goods to Cincinnati after this week.
Temperance, Sunday School and
Grange pic-nics have been the rage for
few weeks, and now comes the Fair season.
Meeting of the creditors OfC. Duffee
& Son will be held OF Hillsboro- on Satur-
day, to prove their claims and appoint an
assignee.
- Elder j. G. Irwin, of New Holland,
will preach in the Baptist Church on Sun
day morning and evening. The public are
invited.
u Don't fail to attend Mrs. Kate Wor-
gthington's concert at Music Hall next
Tuesday evening. 1t will be a rich mu-
siccal treat.
The ''Mundanes.' of this place, beat
the Westward Stars,'' of Greenfield, in a
match base ball game, July 29th, by score
of 54to IL.
One Sheriff, one Coroner, one Survey
or, one Commissioner and two Infrmary
Directors, are the County officers to be cleo
ted this fall. Vote for your candidates next
Tuesday.
= Four hundred invitations have been
issued for the Soldiers Reunion Ball, to
be held at Music Hall on the evening OF
the Goth, and it will, undoubtedly, be q
splendid affair. The Newport Barracks
Band will furnish music.
= By special resolution, the Camp Meet
ing Committee this year permits hacks and
carriages to enter the grounds without ex-
ira charge. Also, wagons for the sale Of
watermelons and other fruit have the same
privilege; each to be subject to the rule:
Of the ground.
- The ladies of Washington Temper
ance League, tender profound thanks tt
the citizens of Jeffersonville, for kind at
tentiOns, and also to the Band for furnish
ing music gratuitOusly, on the occasion o
their temperance picnic. held at tina
place last Thurday.
y - Oscar Mcclellan was prostrated by
sun-strokS on Tuesday, while passing Pau
Hartman's in a wagon. He was taken int
Mr.. Hartman's house, where he remainet
till evening, when he was movsd home
Drs. COffman and Saxton are attending him
His condition yesterday was critical.
Washington will have plenty of ex
element and amusement for couple O
three weeks to come. There is the Tenn
perance Mass Meeting, Saturday; two elec
tiOns, Tuesday; Soldiers Reunion, Thurs
day; Camp Meeting, commencing Friday
and next week the Fair, besides Mrs Wol
thingten's Concert, the grand Ball an
Wildman's Theatre.
= The Chillicothe District Camp Meet
ing opens August 21st, on the Dewitt farm
and promises to be Of special interest Th
, Tabernacle has been secured again for til
occasion, and distinguished Ministers fror
the Ohio and other Conferences will b
there to take par in the services. Tn
Boarding Tent will be in charge Of J.
!. King, which is an assurance that every
y body who calls will be well fed.
"A boy about IA years old named Site
living on Mr.. Mayo's farm. few mile
out on the Chillicothe pike, met with
painful accident last Thursday. He &c
his foot caug hit under log he was unlcac
: ing from a wagon, breaking the sma
" " bone in his leg few inches above tn
4 ankle joint, and forcing the larger bon
a; out ofits socket at the ankle joint, pushiu
q it out through the flesh on the inside of tn
le foot couple inches. breaking off the end
+ the bone. DR.. Mathews was called, and d
D. what he could for the boy, but fears thi
amputation may yet be necessary