Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-10-09
BIOOmntngburg Racket.

Special Correspondence of the Herald.
No arrests this week for cruelty to animals.
The NJ. f. Church social on last Friday night
panned out SS7.
had near forgotten to speak of that affair at
Rev. Mr.. Kings on last Thursday. It's a boy.
Mrs. Morgan Hays death was caused by the
mating in lock k-jaw.
\ very neat two;story frame building will soon
be completed on East street, which is sain to be
minister.
DIR. c. Smith, who has been sick for some weeks,
does not seem to improve. His condition is some
and DIR. Homer, from MechanicsbuFg, are here in
attendance on their father.
On last Thursday night our town was treated to
what is pronounced the finest serenade we ever
had. It is said to have been gwen by the Gibson
g tads," of Washington. Come again, gentlemen;
it was no "spooks' you saw: only some one anN-
iOus to see where the music came from.
Another very exciting game Of base ball was
played on the Edwards grounds last Saturday,
son Mills, and Captain Martins Stars of this
place. Hundreds Of ladies and gentlemen wit
messed the game, which lasted four hours. The
boys made splendid appearance in their new
dress-the Buckeyes in blue with red stockings;
the Stars IN red with striped stockings 1t is con-
ccded tha4 the Buckeyes are the best acroBats.
Their handsprings and somersaults were much
admired by the ladies, but when, at the close of
| the game, the umpire announced the scOre-Stars,
81 buckeyes, 2S-tt was easy to see who the ladies
! admired.
riage of Mr.. T NJ. Salisbury, of ToIona, Ill, to
| Miss Emma T. Fullerton, daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. George > Fullerton, which occurred on the
! ID inst. The company being assembled in the
parlOrs at ga O'Clock 4. M, the bride and groom
| with Frank Fullerton and Miss Hugh UstiCk, OF
this place, and Will. Bower, of TOlOnO, and Miss
| Emma STEELE, of ChilliCOthe, attendants, pre-.
| sented themselves, and the Rev. MIR. King mar
ried them in the good old Presbyterian style. Not
! being much of II ladies' man, [ will not attempt
| sure. After congratulations the guests were
seated to a most SUmptuOuS rGpaSt (SuCh Mrs
Fullerton can preparel, to which ample Justice
! was done. After a social hour the good-b -bvC time
jewel to his home at TOlOnO. They were accom-
| panied to the train At Washington by many
| friends, and understand they viii visit the Gin
Cinnat Exposition and Chicago route home
! knives and forks, caStOrs, spoons butter dishes
breakfast caStOrS, jeWGlry cases. pickle dishes
napkin rings, soup ladle, spoon holder, thimbles
butter knives, gold pins and various kinds O
plated clock, books, Bibles, linen table cloths
napkins, toilet glass, celery glass. cake stands
vases, jewelry box, blankets travelling satChel
tOilOt set, lace, cushions, etc, and one $50
four per cent. government bond, which means so
gold dollars. While Emma will have the kindes
| remembranCes of the donors of all these ARTICLES
there are perhaps none she will value more highl
than the ine large pictures of her father an
mother, which We're in plain view as she pledge
publicly her love for one for whom she must leav
them, Emma has host of friends who are so
llCitOus for her future happiness. Mr.. Georg
, FullertOn's many friends will he glad to lear
that his health is gradually improving, and it
hoped he will soon be as well as usual again. B.
For the best blacksmith, Crate, Nut
, or Hog coal at lowest prices, go to
46tt j. W. GILLESPIE.