Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-11-26
LOCAL ITE M s

= Earnesfs Minstrels at Music Hall
Saturday night
= Come in and attend the R. r. mass
meeting on the I'd of December.
= Circleville pork-packers are buying
large quantities of hogs in this county.
= The HERALD, it will be observed, is
pretty we'll freighted with Railroad matter
this week. Read it.
A Building and Loan Association has
been organized at Wellston. IN. Ogle,
formerly OF Washington, is Treasurer.
Rev. B. w. Chidlaw, of Cincinnati,
will preach next Sabbath morning in the
Presbyterian Church, at Bloomingburg.
cordial invitation is extended to all.
- Remember the entertainment by the
Hillsboro Dramatic Association, for the
benefit Of our Odd Fellows, at Music Hall
tomorrow night. Give them full house.
= Mrs. 0. A. Abel, of Wilmington, and
her pupils, will give a Concert at Music
Hall on Tuesday evening, December 1st.-
Programmes will be issued in a few days.
A Thanksgiving Tea Party will be
/ held at the residence of Rev. j. II. Gard
ner pastor of the NJ. E. Church in this
place, this evening, to which everybody is
/ invited.
= Nightly services are being held at the
Presbyterian Church. Special subject
THE Higher Life,' or Sanctication. Revs.
/ Washburn and Mcpherson. Evangelists,
are in attendance.
- We have just added a new large siz-
cd Job Press to the HREALp Office, which
places it in better condition than ever for
doing first-class work Of all kinds prompt
ly at low rates. Leave your orders.
- Subscriptions to the Narrow Gauge
are going on lively all along the line
Springfield, Xenia and Chillicothe, and the
towns on the lower end Of the line, are
thoroughly stirred up on the subject,
- As our town has not been favored by
a visit from a first class Minstrel Troupe
for some time past the entertainment o
Earnest's Minstrels at Music Hall, Satur.
day evening will probably be we'll patron
lied.
A Union Thanksgiving Service viii
be held tomorrow at 10 a. M, in thu
Presbyterian Church in this place. Afte1
service collection will be taken for thu
Kansas sufferers. Let each be prepared t.
contribute.
= Messrs. Doron & Brown are manufac
turing veterinary Liniment," which ha
been used a number of years by Mr.. Do
ron in his veterinary practice, and by
large number of our farmers and liver
men with great success in the diseases fo
which it is recommended.
| = The Festival at the Academy Hall, i
! Bloomingburg last Thursday night, III
der the auspices of the Presbyteria
Church, was a very pleasant affair, and a
present seemed to enjoy themselves as
other days, under similar circumstances
The amount realized for the benefit of IL
Church we have not learned. OK
- The Public Schools in Bloomington
"CAc IeFSl III u uIOIC prosperous COnU
ton. F. NJ. Allen, Principal, is a goc
scholar, teacher and deciplinarian. His a
sistant, Miss Laura r. L. Lilley, fro
Granville, Ohio, is discharging her duti
to the satisfaction Of all her patrons. N
), Sparrow, teacher of the Colored School,
well qualified, and is using his time al
talents in preparing his pupils to act w,
their part as citizens.
,e - Committees of ladies are to be o
pointed at the Thanksgiving meeting
day for the purpose of canvassing the to,
for contributions Of money, clothing, e
to be sent to the Kansas and Nebraska s
--' ferers from the grasshopper plague. T
I people of these desolated districts are
urgent need of assistance; indeed, unl'
has assisted by the people of other portions
irn- the country, and that promptly and 81
iva, stantially, many must starye, or per
md from cold during the winter, as thew
,Gng almost destitute of clothing and provis;o
arm laPm Let all our citizens be ready to contrib
i9w. n%S. literally when called upon by the conn
h in tees, so that our community may send
'R. ald with as little delay as possible.