Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-10-02
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Go and hear Gov. Davis.

Go and hear Gov. Davis.
County Commissioners meet next
Monday.
Republican meeting at Music Hall to-
morrow night.
Eleven more days before election day
Republicans, put in the time.
Music Hall should be crowded to-mor-
low night, to hear Gov. Davis, of Maine.
~ Henry, son of c. H. BrowneiI, had
Prs elbow dislocated in climbing fence
last Thursday.
Mrs. E. B. Lanum is in Cincinnati,
purchasing new stock of Fall and Win
ter Millinery, which she will be pleased
to show to the ladies, within a few days.
Foster and Smith, real estate agents
sold an so acre farm. belonging to w. w.
Jones, of Madison Township, to IA Clin-
ton County man, last week, at a good
price.
Hon. Mills Gardner, of this place,
and S. NJ. Bright, of Logan, were elected
lay delegates from the Ohio Conference
M. E. Church, to the General Conference,
which meets in Cincinnati in May, 1880.
Miss Ollie, daughter of Rev. Jos
Morris, died in this place on Faiday
| evening last. Her funeral took place on
| Sunday. Miss Ollie had been an invalid
and a constant sufferer for sixteen years.
There will be a Sunday School Mass
Meeting at New Martinsburg next Sun
day morning at 10 O'Clock; also at , 80 P,
| Al. hold I,n6ar tho orSDioiC IF tIa Eovottr
County Sunday School Union. All in.
terested in the work are cordially in
vited.
-Track-laying on the D. and S. E. r
R. was finished to ChillicOthe on Tuesday
and yesterday an excursion train ran
through from Dayton to ChiIlicothe, bear
ing the president and other officers of the
road, and prominent citizens of towns
along the line.
Mr.. Jacob Bush, of Jefferson town
ship has, on exhibition atthe Peoples an,
: Drovers, Bank some monster specimen
of his potato crop. One, of the Snow
flake variety, weighs 2lbs. one of tn
Indiana Russett variety, and an Earl
g. Rose, 119lb. each.
We call your attention to Antram ,
0 Eycke's new advertisementin in this week
: issue. They are an enterprising, fni
d ealing firm and have taken great pair
: to stock up completely, and are alway
). ready to cater to the wants of the
friends and customers.
The London Times, Sept. 25th, say.
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N JeffersOnville & Cincinnati Railway Co
to condemn land for the right of wa
5, through the farm of Benz. Harrison,
Range Township, was tried before Jude
Crabb and a jury of twelve last wee
of occupying six days in the hearing. II
'e jury, after Il consultation of several houl
Id returned verdict of $293.75 as compe
satiOn, and 81, $50 as damages
"A dog supposed to be mad was 81
last Friday, on Court street. He h
. bitten several dogs. In the evening
the same day a Newfoundland dog !
longing to Mart. Barry, and supposed
Nj be mad, was killed. Whether either
the dogs had hydrophobia is not certa
but they acted strangely, and show
SOIl1C symptoms OI GIl0 ueSGtSO. IL "Ol
be no great loss to any body if all the d,
30 running about the streets were killed
90 suspicion of intention TO go mad.
Hon. Allen Miller, of Zanesvil
addressed the Foster Club at the Co
House last Thursday evening. Mr.. n
90 ler is an Irishman, and a fine speak
25 He has a strong, rich voice, with a II
so steal Irish brogue, and he has forci
90 way of putting things. His review
the history of the Democratic party,Is
the work of the extra session of COngr
was a scathing arraignment of that pa
His speech was entertaining and effect
FE. and was listened to by a full house,
the sitting and standing room being
$40 cupied.
poo. pow The Cincinnati Exposition is a Or
@oo success and no one should omit the opr
w tunity to inspect the thousands of /
and beautiful objects on exhibition bel
it's doors are closed, on October l.
Travel upon all the lines leading
Cincinnati continues so great that it
been determined to not run any spe
excursion trains. The sale of excur;
tickets will continue for all trains Il
the close of the exhibition, but excur
tickets will not be sold at less than
IA rates now in force,