Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-05-22
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= stOck-sales next Tuesday.

-SGOck-SaleS next Tuesday.
Sheriff Smith is building three one
story frame houses for rent, on lots in the
Coffman addition.
The proposed change of time on the
G. & NJ. v. Ry., was not made, as was
intended, last Monday.
= The contractor for reroofing the old
Court House commenced tearing off the
old roof yesterday morning.
The third quarterly meeting of the
Waterloo Circuit will be held at Camp
Grove on Saturday and Sunday, May oath
and 25th.
- Ely Light Guards, of this place, have
been invited by the military of Ports
mouth to attend the unveiling of the Sol
diers' Monument at that place on the Seth.
-Fayette county has eight children in
the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Home, at Xenia, Clinton has Is; Greene
46; Highland .; Madison Z; Pickaway 2
Ross II.
-Lorin Wilson has gone into partner
ship with DR.. S. c. Roberts, in the manu-
facture of brooms. The firm name is
Roberts 6 Wilson. DR.. r. has been en-
gagged in the manufacture of brooms here
for several years past, and has established
a good business.
The c. 6 NJ v. Railroad viii run
excursion trains to Cincinnati next week,
commencing on the morning of the 26th
and ending on the morning of the 2Sth.
Fare for round trip, 1910. Tickets good
to return until the Both. Parties of 40
persons for one train can procure tickets
for $2.35, good to return on the 3Oth.
- Mr.. Crozier has had the Arlington
House dressed up in new coat of paint
vastly improving its appearance. 1t was
painted with Miller Bros chemical
paint, furnished by Harry Boyer, the
druggist. These chemical prepared
paints are of superior quality ,and are com.
ing into general use.
The One Price Clothing House hav,
secured the services of Mr.. Henry Robin
son, late of the firm of Robinson, Silcot
. & Co. He has been well known in thi.
vicinity for the last 25 years. He will bt
glad to see his many friends and patron!
at the 2nd door from the corner, in Ham
ilton Block, Washington c. H., Ohio.
The district convention of the Wo
, mans Christian Temperance Union a
? Circleville, will hold its opening session
at 8 a. m. tomorrow (Friday) instead O
= to-day, as announced last week. As
number of our members will be absent II
1 attendance ut that meeting, there will b
> no session of our local union on that day
! DIR. G.. II. Payne, President of tn
i Wesleyan University at Delaware, Ohio
4. in accordance with previous announce
y ments from the pulpit and press, occupie
the pulpit of the M. E. Church in thi
> place, morning and evening on Sunda
- last. His sermon in the morning wa
upon the history, character, and chris
tian devotion of st, Paul. In the eYenin
his address or lecture was to our yOun
men, and the question was "Where al
o they!" On both of these occasions the D.
~ sustained his widespread reputation as
II speaker, and a clever and foreible reason
o. er. His question, 'Ewhere are the vouu
, men?" lamentable as the facts NAV b
s~ was truly answared. The faithful MI
ture he drew Of the whereabouts of
least too many of them, cannot fail-to !
q recognized and lamented by every O,
- who is an observer and who has at bea
4. the destinies of the young men, and Il
| future well-being of our governmer
l" Where our young men should be for the
r own sake, for humanity's sake, and for t
" true moral government of the count
e was clearly and ably pointed out and d
fined. Every young man in our Sta
/" should hear this truly eloquent and al
lecture. There is volumes in it for youl
men to study.