Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-08-22

the .4th and 5th Of September, when he
can be consulted at the Arlington House.
- The firm of N. Ford & Co., grocers,
has been dissolvedsby the retirement of
G. L. Getz. n. Ford continues the busi-
ness.
= The corporation clerk advertises in
this. paper for sealed proposals for the
contracts to improve Temple and North
streets. See advertisements.
q = Isaac Glaze and TN. HpSsSn, of
Jefferson township, have gone into bank
ruptcy. The latter made an assignment
under the State law some time since.
&C. o. Stevens 'ECadmus'' and c. C.
Lawhead's ''Nettie CO. trotters, and Wm..
Hegler's "Diamond'' and VIM. Davis
''Black SAL" running horses, are entered
| i'll the races at the Sabina Fair. \
The county Jail received tenant last
week-a colOred woman sent up for steal
ing. The Jail has been empty for several
months past-the longest time it has been
unOccupied for number of years.
Mr.. Jerome Drais had his pocket
picked at the c. & NJ. V. Depot in this
bplace on Tuesday morning, as he was
taking the train for the Sabina Fair. We
did not learn the amount of his loss.
One of Edison's Photographs will be
on exhibition in the Yeoman store room
next week. Everybody will have an op-
portunity to hear the thing talk, sing,
whistle, etc., for small consideration.
Regular services will be resumed at
the NJ. E. Church, next Sunday. Sunday
School at 8 80 in the morning. Preaching
attn O'Clock, and union meeting in the
evening, in the interesHof American Bible
Society. AnHare i9A Aited to attend these
E services.
AT the Greenfield Fair last week there
: was strong Competition among the exhib'
: itOrs of agricultural implements, especial
Y for the premiums on wheat drills
StaH.SeO Bros, of this place, carried of
u both the first and second premiums will
S the Superior and Buckeye Drills.
Mr.. I. H. Carman has commenced
'' running a meat wagon, and is deliverin,
fresh meat to customers in town, on Tues
l. day, Thursday and Saturday mornings
> Mr.. Carman kills only the best beef, an,
OClANSI6 IL III 1lIlC COHulIAOuJ dO LI1S 10" cS
market price. His customers are alway
|. served with the best meat to be had.
:, Mr.. James w. Smith, living one mil
north of Good Hope, had bObtailed blac
mare, 10 years old, stolen from his pas
l. ture On the night of the 18th inst. H
e offers libeEA reward for her returE
k Mr.. Smith had horse stolen from hir
r about year ago, which he never recoV
), Gered. Hope he will have better luck thi
4 time.
as -CR9. Bell, like a sensible little mar
+ has Wishdrawn from the contest for tn
III County Clerkship, on the Democrat
.0 ticket. The success of the Democrat
-. = ticket in this county cannot be regarde
IN any other light than as fOrlorn hop
Gy anu the example set by Mr.. Bell is on
m emlhently worthy of imitation by tn
remaining candidates OH the ticket.
The proceeding for the appointmer
of receiver of the D. & S. f. Rv. is state
-" by the president and attorney of the rOa
80 to have been taken for the protection
'se the stockholders, to prevent levies uDo
nd the road in execution. The appointmeI
ed was made on the application of Thos,
- Townsley and Dan'I Mclean, trustees f
ny Valentine Winters and VIM. S. McLella
bondholders.
m Morris Sharp informs us that he h
art 100 acres of his Iowa farm left, which
will trade for land or property in til
county. This is most beautiful and d
sirable farm, lying near a town, railroa
at and DesMoines, the capital of the Stat
it. 80 acres under fence and in cultivaJiO
This is a rare opportunity of trading
nd small farm for a large one. Gail on N
Sharp for further information about it.