Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-10-22
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Stock sales next Tuesday.
Lecture at Music Hall, Oct, Both.
&C. j. Phillips has removed his Tailor
Shop to Ely's Block.
"Courtship and Marriage" at Music
Hall, Oct, Both. Attend
We are indebted to Rev S. L. Giles
pie for Salt Lake dailies.
= The Farmers Pork Company intend
packing 10000 hogs this winter.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. E.
Church next Saturday and Sunday.
"A little daughter of Hugh Smith had
her arm broken by fall on the 9th inst.
- They say they saw the light from
our fire at Circleville on the night of the
14th.
- One hundred and fifty excursion tick
cts to Cincinnati were sold at this station
yesterday morning.
DR. Rush had his office somewhat
unused up" by the fire, but he has it
ABOUT jEshape again.
u HEBrent OFT has built handsome frame
dFelling house on Temple street, near the
Union School building.
w. H. Hammer has bought the frame
building lately occupied by the Post Of
fee, and will move it to his lot and fit it
up for dwelling house.
Two colored men had fight in town
last Saturday night, and one of them threw
a stone at the other, striking and killing
the horse he was riding.
Tho Julie Coventry Theatrical Troupe
played at Music Hall on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday nights, of this week, to
to rathor slim houses. however.
Rev. L. F.Drake will preach in BlOom
ingburg at 1O1a O'Clock a. M, on Sunday
next; also. at 61I in the evening. At p.
M he will preach at Union Chapel.
stZ1-Mr. Ant hOny Allen is putting up a
4 tine brick residence on the lot recently
bought by him of R. A. Robinson, on
North street, at the corner of Paint.
A. R. McCoppin will sell lot of
stock and other personal property at auc-
ton, miles East of Washington, near
Stewart School House on Friday October
23d
-Buckley's Hippodrome drew an i'm
mense crowd of people to town Saturday.
The receipts of the afternoon and evening
performances, footed up not much less
than $500.
n - Bruce Green and George Wigginton
have taken the contract for removing and
cleaning the brick from the ruins of the
Odd Fellows building, and commenced
work Monday.
-Chas. M. Jones made an inspection o.
the County Treasury, by authority of the
Probate Court, on the 7th inst, a report o.
which and the condition in which he found
things, will be found in this paper.
= DR.. Coffman publishes a card to hi.
old friends and patrons, in another column
of this paper, Having returned from his
Colorado trip, he is ready to engage il
= ''active practice'' again. Read his card.
Ex-Sheriff VIM. Smith and Gatsl
Harper are waging a war of exterminatiol
on the rat family by selling Cleaveland'
Sure Shot all over this part of the State
Every box of fit that is used makes thous
and rat funerals.
-Messrs. Holbrook & Rowe receive,
first premium on their exhibition of fin
] boots and shoes at the Greenfield Fair las
week. They also came out ahead at tn
jamestown and Washington Fairs The
turn out frst-class work
No one should miss Prof. Hirst's lect
ure at Music Hall on Friday evening Oc
Both. Subject: "COurtship and Marriage,
The lecture is to be delivered for the ber
eft of the M. E. Sunday School Librar
r and should be patronized by everybody
DR.. G, A. Foster moved his office th
night of the fire. He got sudden nstio
that wasn't good location. He can /
found for the present in one OF the room
over VanDeman & Co.'s dry good tor
Entrance on Main street, at the rear of Il
building.
A young lady, daughter of Mr.. Davi
Underwood, was thrown from buggy
couple of miles out on the JeffersonviI
pike one evening last week, by the upse
ting of the vehicle while passing a wage
and sustained compound fracture of Il
left forearm. =
5, g. P. Van Deman & Co. are bound
keep their business going, in spite of IL
fire. They have moved into the bas
ment under j. L. Van Deman & Co.'s d
goods store, and put up a counter und
IS. the awning in front of the store, and a
selling as cheap as ever.
When the Odd Fellows building W
burned on Wednesday night last wee
Mr.. Albert Stimson, who owns the bloc
Id, OF buildings in which the HslALD Office
is located, was in Portland, SMaine. He tel
the graphed to his firm here, the next NOR
AZ; sto ing at 4:30 O'Clock, asking whether he h
IA Ia sustained losses. The glad news that
the had not was carried back on the wires
ne quickly as the inquiry came. The to-
D., graph is a great institution, especial
e when person is in a hurry.