Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-06-19
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- StOck-sales next Tuesday.
A new hat store has been opened in
P. Shierman's room.
- The Firemen will give ball on the
evening of the Fourth of July.
= Sells Brothers circus and menagerie
will visit Washington July 10th.
- Work in the Order of the Red Cross
will be conferred on Friday evening.
= The D. 6. S. E. Ry. Company has
built new stock-pens at this station.
The assignee's sale ofthe w. r. Hukill
land, advertised for last Saturday, was
postponed.
- MFR. II. E. Brownies bailding resi-
dence on North street, adjoining R. A.
Robinson.
= Elder J.s. Hughes will preach at the
Baptist Church, in this place, next Sun
day morning and evening.
= The Soliciting Committee, on Stock
sale dinner are requested to meet at the
Baptist Church tomorrow at p. m.
- There will be big ''dOings'' in Wash
ington on the glorious 4th. The Firemen
are preparing everything for a grand
time.
Rev. Geo. Carpenter delivers the an
nual lecture at the closing exercises of
the Salem. Ross county, Academy this
afternoon.
Our wool-buyers are paying 34c. to
sec. per pound for wool. Melvin, Silcott 6
Co., Antram 6 Eycke, and Messrs. Ustick
are buying.
Sheriff Smith sold on Saturday last
100 acres of land in Paint township, the
property of VIM. Jones, tod. Lithrop, for
$39 per acre. ssss.
Ely Commandery No. %, knights
Templar, of this place, will attend the
Mansonic celebration (st. Johns Day. at
Cireleville on the oath inst.
= The Fayette County Agricultural
Society, with capital stock of 10000, was
incorporated at Columbus last week, by
G. C. Lawhead and others.
- The wheat harvest will commence in
this county next week. The acreage is
very large and the wheat in fine cOndi-
ton. A large yield is expected.
B. F. Green is selling the Buckeye
State Reapers and Mowers. His head
quarters are at the Arcade Stable. Before
buying machine, call and see Bruce.
II. N. Rowe, assignee in bankruptcy
of NJ. F. Stuckey, sold at public sale on
Saturday last, 90 acres of land in Concord
township to Belle Stuckey, for $40 per
\ acre.
Every member of the Stalwart Re-
publican Club should attend the regular
meeting at the Court House tonight
There will be business Of importance be-
fore every meeting.
? The G. & NJ. V. Ry. will sell round
- trip tickets from Washington to Circle.
vile, to parties wishing to attend the Ma.
sonic celebration in that city on st. Johns
- day, June oath, at 81.
: Campaign subscribers to the HERAL1
are coming in pretty numerously. W.
l. can accommodate all who come at the Low
v price of SOC. for the paper from now unit
y the 1st of November.
There willbe a Sunday School mas
l. meeting at the Sugar Creek (Baughn
Baptist Church, next Sunday at o'clOcl
st D. m. The officers of the F. G. s. S. witt
other friend of the cause will be present
Kt The grand jury was in session tw
it. days and reported four bills of indict
ment: One against Jack Sanders for peti
larceny, one against Samuel Jones for as
sault with intent to kill, and two agains
N Denny Ragin for over-driving an animal
The Washington Postof1ce will b
= closed on the 4th of July, to allow tn
Ae Postmaster to shoot ffre-crackers and q
W full (Of patriotism) on that dav: a priv
II. lege the civil service rules allows hir
th once year.
i'll - e. Saul will close out his stock :
he dry goods, etc., at 25 % below cost, an
al will sell at auction every Saturday aftel
neen and evening, beginning next Satu
day, until the entire stock is disposed o
See advertisement.
On Saturday next, the Nathan Col
are man home farm will be offered at publ
y. sale by Jas. M. Edwards, administrato
ne This is one of the best Opportunities ev,
ri offered to purchase finely improve
farm of the most valuable land in Fa,
I. ette county. See the sale notice in anothi
column of this paper. $50