Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-10-03
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- Mr.. Allen o. Myers has our thanks
for copy of the last Ohio Senate Jour
nal.
Look out for Republican tickets with
the names of Democratic candidates in
them.
Mr.. Allen o. Myers will address the
Democracy at this place on Monday next,
at City Hall.
= DR.. John NJ. Adams may be found
at his residence, on Court street, near the
railroad crossing. Aft
= Saturday last was the Jewish New
Year, 56S9. The Israelites of this place
observed the day as holiday.
- The Circleville Union devoted three
columns, last week, to the witty ? say
ings of their bottle scared veterans.
Hon. Chilt.White, Hon. J. I. Throck-.
morton and Chris. Lewis, champions of
the National Greenback party, will speak
here tomorrow evening.
- Helen DeEste's dramatic troupe will
visit Washington next week, and give our
citizens a few evenings entertainment,
opening at Music Hall on Monday even
ing, Oct. 9TH.
- There will be a mass Sunday-school
meeting held at the NJ. E. Church, Mad
ison Mills, Sunday evening, Oct. 6th,-
The officers of the County Union will be
there to conduct the meeting, The friends
of the sunday-school are Invited to be
present,
.nou,t foil to Gonna ont aDd bear Hon
Mills Gardner, Hon. M. j. williams and
H. B. Maynard, Esq, on Monday even
ing Lext, at the Courthouse. This will
a be the last round before the election. Let
us give it good send off on that evening
Everybody come and hear.
- The Circleville Union says their mil
itary company returned home from CAM
bottle scared. We understand that abou
46 of said company were sadly bottled OIL
k their Sunday night in camp, so much s
g that they run over at the mouth and mad
night hideous with their furore, CON
d pelling Capt. James, who was Officer {
n the Day, to jag a lot of them into tn
guard-house, ~.-.-- s-=
- 9. A. Palmer's trotting horse, RiL
Rap, is entered for the 5000 purse in tn
= 2 :25 class, in the GAINESVILLE races, o
Tuesday next. Mr.. Palmer himself
- also entered for race on that day, tn
I'll purse being the Judgeship of this Jud
II cial district. If we were in the habit
ln betting, we would rather risk our none
Is, on the horse than on his owner, for tn
III days races. 1t looks as though the hors
H. u has the best chance of winning.
=, Lieut.. Anderson received a lett
al from Lieut.. Jones of the Waverly Guard
he stating that they had an extra gun, ar
n. wanted to know if it belonged to the Ci
n cleville Company. No, sir, our boys we
&c not quite so far gone as to lose their gun
% Guess it belongs to Washington e. fl.
est CircleUille Union.
It'll In his zeal to initiate the CircleVil
= Company, the editor of the Union sho'
MS, as great lack of integrity and veraci
ny as he does prudence and good jud
ch ment. He presun1es to know, and makes
as, statement of matter which he has
M knowledge or proof of, for the sole pu
'ek pose of casting reflection upon our DO!
md Company "B,' of this place, came hol
oe- with their full complement of guns a
'"SS equipments. And had they missed a
ca before they left camp, the quarters of
U''' company whose reputation is questit
0" would have been the first place to lC
O0'V for the missing gun. TO our knOwled
ar the Circleville company is the only {
loh- i'll the sixth regiment that ever lost tn
rice gnns, and it was on the occasion of tn
invitation to this place last Fourth of j.
>. a year ago. After their return home
II. that time, Capt. Groce wrote to Ca
ava Millikan, asking if one of their guns v
oat here, as one was missing. We ne
learned what became of it, but have o
80 reason to believe the Pickaway SOLD
9.o was not accountable, and so lost his Q
nth. Yes, Bro. Marfield, you can depend
Company "B'' returning with as mi
guns as they took away with them.
1An old soldiers in this company are not
green as to permit their men to &C,
IN. marching home" without their arms.