Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-08-21

9-M. j. Williams and H. B. Maynard.
Bloomingburg, Tuesday evening, Sept.
9-M. Pavey and Hon. Mills Gardner.
Harper School-house Gross Pikes), on
Thursday evening, Sept'r 11-Hon. Mills
Gardner and A. r. Creamer.
BY order of the Executive Committee.
A. R. DREAMER; Chr'n.
Jasper Items.
Special Correspondence of the Herald.
Wheat 80 cents per bu.
Home from camp-meeting.
Lively wheat business here.
A fair corn crop is expected.
School days are drawing near.
Preaching at Mt. Olive next Sunday.
The Supervisor is at work on Main
street.
Jer. Beck is training horses at Will
mington.
The Cincinnati Daily Times agent is
Mr.. c. L. Bush.
Rev. P, Barker, of New Jersey, was
in town last week.
The creeks have been dried up for some
time past.
The refreshing showers, of late, are
very acceptable.
Jasper is well represented at the Sabina
fair this year.
Mr.. Jacob Coil has a 40 PAGER. Can't
count the spokes.
Several Of our citizens attended camp
meeting ab Lancaster.
Miss Madie Cramer, of Springfield, Is
visiting friends in town.
Mr.. N. N. Mosher, of Cincinnati Times,
was here on business recently.
About 2oo persons enjoyed the sur.
prise dinner given Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cline.
NJ. p Conference aoOnVenes at. Mt
Blanchard, o., Sept. -1lth, at 10 a. m.
Mrs. williams died and was buried
near this place some time ago. - - 81
| DIR. r. Lytle, of Washington. is having
large practice in this vicinity.
The Champions got beat by the South
ern Ohio Stars, 33 to 13.
Mr.. JAS lGar1inger is running quite al
extensive dairy farm near this place.
Everybody seemed pleased with the NJ
P. camp meeting just closed. No diseor'
from any source.
Mr.. P. Keller is making the dust fl,
about the steam mill. He means bust
ness.
Our boys enjoyed themselves at the In
| l.,
day night.
Mr.. Jesse Turnepseed shot a whit
Grain at Rattle Snake several weeks ago
Two escaped.
Mrs. Dispennett has just returned frol
protracted visit to friend in Newark.
AshOrse belonging to Mr.. R. Smith fe
: through the bridge on Fairview last Fr
f day. 1t was not injured.
The crop of winter apples will be SOM
: what slim here this season. We will !
] compelled to import.
Mr.. Pursel, of Chfllicothe, has bee
n the guest of Mr.. Ad. Allen for sever
n days past.
1t Miss Kate Henkle, of Washington, L
i diana, is spending few days with NJ
Il Jacob Bush's family.
Mr.. c. W. Hyer still suffers eonsi
erably from the severe cut he receiv
several weeks since.
The iron water at the Coil car
is grounds is said to be exceedingly health
,t Sure cure for dyspepsia!
ly Messrs. j. Smart and jim Smack hac
v little runaway accident the other tfa
Sprained wrist and broken buggy.
tie The ice-crealn part at Mr.. VIM. Busl
al on last Saturday night was indeed
&, pleasant affair. A large number of you
he folks were present and all seemed to
joy the excellent ice-eream and cake.
Y was one of the most agreeable soc
Of. gatherings with which it has been
til privilege to mingle for some time.
ny Thieves entered the residence of J
7lr Geo. Cline on last Sunday forenoon, d
ing the absence of the family, and stol
III new suit of clothes and some smaller
ms ticles. Mr.. W. L. Henkle's house
ho also burglarizedz and some money
Is clothing taken. 1t is supposed that
Oh same raseals did both these jobs, as
an suspicious looking characters pas
TX through this place about 10a. m. Sund
probably on theirway from Mr. Henk
to Mr.. Cline's. Don't forget TO fas
led your doors and windows. ke
The farmers all delighted! An abnnda
of wheat and bright prospect fol
excellent corn crop; universal rev
of trade in all business circles, and
which is of the highest Importance to
weary tiller of the soil, ready ma
for all the productions ofthe farm, at
fairest of prices. But we. imagine
no class OF laborers enjoy this reactio
affairs as do the Republican voter
Ohio-the coming Governor, Legisla
and majority Of the minor officer
.t the State all to be counted in for the
let publicans at the coming election.
s. About twenty-five lots have been t
4. for building purposes at the Coil c;
grounds, this year. They are prese
200 free to those desiring them, the only
dition being that they build on then
0w2 fore the next xtcamp-meeting. Partie