Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-08-14
LOO Al ITEM 8

The Sabina Fair comes off next week.
1t will be the best Fair yet held BY the
Society.
= The Ely Light Guards left here on
Tuesday morning for Portsmouth, where
they go into camp for week.
If you want the best or 10 cent cigar
you ever smoked in your life, go to the
st. Joe cigar stand, the sign of the Indian
GIRL
= The M. P. Camp-meeting, near this
place, closed on Monday morning last. The
meeting was largely attended, and is re-
garded a success.
The A. NJ. E. Camp-meeting, held at
the old Fair Grounds, adjoining town,
closed on Monday last. Their meetings
were well attended.
= Since the heavy showers here, on
Thursday last, the weather has been quite
cool, but the crops have been greatly i'm
proved by the rains.
j. NJ. Edwards, administrator of
Nathan COffman, advertises the COfFman
home farm at public sale, in this paper
The sale will take place September 18th.
See advertisement.
An error occurred in the advertise
ment of the Board of Turnpike Directors,
in last weeks HERALD. The price per
day for teams employed on pixies was
printed $500. 1t should have been 50, so
per day.
Mr.. Harrison II. GOldsberry, died
suddenly at his residence i'm this place on
Saturday night last, Of apOplexy. He
went to bed In his usual health apparent
ly. His funeral took place on Monday
morning.
The net proceeds of the A. NJ. F.
Church Camp Meeting, after paying all
expenses, amounted to $232 as. The
meetings were quite well attended
throughout, aid very successful. Good
order prevailed.
The Union Camp Meeting held al
Wesley Chaple, near Midway, o., is ir
, progress and well attended. Quite a re
vlval spirit is manifested. The ordinance
of Baptism, by immersion, will be adj
ministered on Sunday the 18th inst.
: : The Fayette County Teachers Insti
buLC COlllllCAlGCu It's eCSSlOI Ill buB OHlOl
School building on Monday. The attend
ance is large, and much interest is mani
tested in the proceedings. They are pub
lishinga sprightly little daily paper calle'
''The Institute Daily
The next regular meeting of the W
NJ. S. of the Presbyterian Church, viii
be held next Wednesday at p. m, a
Mrs. DR.. Salisbury's. Subject: SOutl
I America, Physical Outline and Topogra
\ phy-Mrs. DIR. Wilson. Productions
Mrs. Oliver Grubbs. Peoples Peculiar
ties, Manners and CustOms-Mrs. Ann
B. Salisbury.
The q. & NJ. v. and SciotO Vale
railroads will run an excursion to Ports
at mouth on Sunday next, to give the friend
E. of the boys of the 9Th regiment o. N. c
m an opportunity to visit them in camp
r The fare from Washington will by 81
nc Tor the round trip. The train will leaV
mere at7 10 a. m, and returning wi
as leave Portsmouth after the regiment
:" dress parade.
The camp-meeting at the Coil Cam
'S' meeting grounds was largely attended 9
Sunday last. It was thought to be la,ge
10 attendance that has been on these beaut
at full grounds. We should think there we
5000 people on the grounds in the afte
's' nOOu. Everything was perfectly Orde
ly, and throughout the meeting not ii
M slightest disorder, that we have heard {
hI occurred. Fhe management was me
skillful, and the treatment from those
U.s. chargeOf the grounds to those in atten
es' ance was commercially kind and court
JOE Gus.