Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-10-01
LOO "A L ITEMS


Present indications are that farmers will
get good price for their pork this season.
- Farmers tell, us that besides being an un-
usually large crop, the corn in most parts of
the county is of an extra quality.
- Our Dry Goods Merchants have all made
their purchases Of Fall goods. which are COM
ing in daily from the East. and the market is
full Of the latest styles.
We are informed that Mr. A. NJ GriswOld
(ths "Fat COntributOr'') has been engaged to
deliver his humorous lecture on ''Injun Meal"
at Music Hall, on Friday evening of next
week.
Misc Clara D. Green will have an Open
ing Of Fall and Winter Millinery in the room
lately occupied by N. o. Adams, in Stimson's
building, ON Saturday next. See advertise
ment in this paper.
= We were in error last week in stating
that P. s. Collins Horse trOtted in 1856 at
the Wilmington Fair. It was Dick Slider,
Mr.. Collins horse was right behind him,
however, and got second money. -
Mrs. Angelina Haglsr, wife of Jesse Ha-
BAeEB A414sJ 0ASO VI CSuBuMpbAOA OA Ou1uSN
evening last, at Denver, Colorado, whittier she
had gone, in company with her husband, in
the hope of bsnsftting her health. Mr.. Ha.
gler and DR.. Il. @. COffmau are expected to ar
rive here to-day with her remains.
- There was no use of the Fayette Co.
HERALD turning their Eagle up side down
the wav they did last week, if Hon. Johns
Sherman and Smith were going to speak
there Il Richmond Independent.
1t makes no difference; that noble bird
scars as well one side up as the other.
- Republicans of Fayette county. the Dem
OcratiO party have placed in the field full
Democratic ticket. just as they have q right
to- Cant we beat that ticket7 Not if too
many of our Republican friends stay at home
and allow the Democrats to do pretty
much all the voting. Come out, then, and
bring your neighbers and vote the Republican
ticket.
= Our old friend EnOs Reader of Green
Township left at our office some of the
largest and finest apples we have seen
this season-They are of the GlOria-mun-
di variety, and will average, we should
think, about a pound to the apple
Such remembrances never damage news
paper publisher.
Our young friend, Morris II. Campbell,
left this city on Sunday last for Washing
ton G. H., Ohio, to accept q situation in
the jObbing house of F. w. Sharp, at that
place. Morris is an agreeable and busi-
ness-liks young gentleman, and we wish
for him abundant success.-[ Maysville
KY, Republican.
= Fifteen cars Of stock were shipped
from this station on Monday, Melvin & Co
shipped cars of cattle to East Liberty
Renick & Macker shipped cars of cattl,
East; VIM Snider shipped 1 car of hogs
and cars of cattle East; and Anderson
Dewitt shipped car Of cattle to the Day
ton Fair.
= On Sunday morning last, Taylor An
dersOn and Ellison Harris, cOlored me
and brothers-in-law, had difficulty abou
beard bill due Anderson from Harris
r which resulted in Harris striking: ::AndersO
with knife, cutting deep cash about
inches long in the side at the bottom
the ribs, making serious wound. Har
ris was arrested and is in jail. @
We extract the following item from
monthly magazine published at Cincinnai
under the title of "Our Expressman':
s. r. Johnson, fer nearly twenty yea
agent for the Adams ExDrasa CoUnnanV ,
Washington G. H., Ohio, has resigned
his railroad duties requiring all his atteI
ton. Il. w. Hamilton, from the auditor
Office in Cincinnati, has been appointe
his successor Mr.. Hamilton carries vii
him the favor of his late associates, b.
the esteem of the business men
Washington G. H., of which place he is
y native, and will make good agent.
An individual styling himself the Re
Andrew Jackson Karney, took up his pOsiti
at GOldsberry's corner Monday evening, sal
"a hymn, offered a prayer, and then deliver
himself of an anti crusade ssrmen, ,quotingBil
authority for "taklne little wine for q
stOmA0h's sake" and juStifying the distille
business by claiming that Christ was the Fl
distillsr' on small scale. when he turned W
= ter into wine. He talked for about half
} hour, after which he announced that he won
y take up a collection for the purpose Of Davi
A hash bills-whic seemed to move the Gro,
more than any other part of his remarks. 7
= Reverend gentleman is, evidently, net gu
sst4 right in the head. He has been Wanderi
n about the country for several years preach
street sermons, and has been here once befC