Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-07-03
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The Post Office will be closed to-mor-
row.
= County Commissioners meet next
Monday.
= All the railroads will run excursions
to Washington tomorrow.
Sells Bros menagerie and circus
will be here next Thursday.
- There will be no meeting of the La
dies Temperance Union on tomorrow.
B. B. OFT is fitting up an ice-cream
parlOr in elegant style in Union Block.
e. Saul has removed his store to P.
Shierman's room, opposite public square.
The County Infrmary contains one
hundred inmates at present-4O grown
persons and go children.
Prof. Allen has a class of 80 and ex-
4 poets as many more, for his Summer
school to open July 9TH.
| We understand, from reliable author
ity, that New York merchant tailoring
company will open out for business here
August LIST, 1879.
County Treasurer Craig, in order to
/ give all the time possible to taxpayers,
will continue to receive taxes witho1tthe
penalty up to July Goth.
The public sale of the Milton Hegler
lands and the business property in this
place now occupied by Harry Boyer,
druggist, takes place on Saturday next,
at the Court House. See advertisement
in this paper.
The place of holding the Grand Cele-
bration and Mardi Gras Carnival to-mOr-
row has been changed from McLean's
grove to Wendel's woods, on the Jeffer-
sonville pike, as the crowd promises to be
too large for the dimensions of the first
mentioned grounds.
An article entitled GAS it Is,'' ir
reference to c. j. g. G. and M. V. & G.
: narrow-gauge matters, which will b'
found on the first page of this paper, was
was handed us for publication severa
weeks since, but was mislaid. We Ow'
an apology to the party who left the arti
Gle with us, for its non-appearance at tn
, proper time.
= The c. & N. v. Ry. will run a spe
! cial train from Washington to Cirelevill
' on the night of the 4th, leaving here a
t II O'Clock, in addition to the regular %
: O'Clock Circleville accommodation. Visi
tors attending the grand celebration her
!. on. that day from Circleville and interme
a dfate points can return by either of tn
S above trains.
- Yesterday afternoon, son, age
d about 16 years of Mr.. VIM. "A. ShOultl
: living 81 miles from town, on the Ply
n mouth pike, accidentally shot himsel
g with a rife, the ball passing through hi
d right arm above the elbow, and enterin
n his side. We are not informed as to tn
o extent of his injuries. The above pa
a ticulars were obtained from amessenge
= who came in for physician.
- The Scioto Valley Ry. will place o
rs sale July Sd and 4th, 1879, excursion ticl
N cts to and from all stations on their lin,
ST Tickets will be good to return until Jul
c. 9TH, which viii enable those desiring to {
n' so, to stay over sunday with their friend
ee The rates will be half-regular fare. Ar
is pie accommodations will be provided fl
le all who desire to avail themselves of tn
In opportunity to visit friends in adjoinir
ne and distant cities and towns.
= The buggy lately put up by w. ]
~ Shaft, carriage-maker, of this place,
NJ Mr.. L. H. Millikan, is one of the fine
vehicles we have seen yet. 1t is light al
. graceful in appearance, but strongly al
substantially built, and perfect in wOr
manship in every particular. Mr.. Shat
mandatory enjoys wide reputation +
flrst-elass work, and besides large hOI
n trade he has many orders from part
- living at distance from here, who a
- preciate the superiority of his work.
4The old Millikan FIGURING Mill
being reconstructed-raised one story
height, newly rooted and weather-bOal
:. ed, and generally remOdeled. The m
ms was built about fifty years ago. The {
est Notwithstanding which has been tax
on, is of black walnut wood from whi
IN II would seem that walnut lumber W
not SO valuable at the time the mill "
gnu DuliG as at present. 1t would cost gr'
ar deal OF money to weather-board the bui
ing with black walnut at present pric
10 IA On Monday evening last. Mr.. H
o,II, heA Irwin, living near town. on
~ jamestown pike, while driving home
~, his buggy, in company with his wife a
little girl, met with an accident near
.oa4 crossing of the D. &. s. E. and s. j &,
Ry. tracks, on Paint street. His no
- frightened at dog that ran out into
- road, and ran down the steep levee,
/, setting the buggy and throwing the
= cupants out. The little girls leg !
- broken just below the knee. Mr..
that Mrs. Irwin were not seriouslv 6Iyt.
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One "'- PS''eu " "e passing AZ ''o :
the OF the aeeloehL ana was callea 70 set
limb Of the Little girl.