Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-10-09
LOCAL 1T II M 3
-Coup's show tomorrow.

-Coup's SHOW UO-tAOfEOHs
Look out for mixed tickets!
Go to the election early, and see that
your Republican neighbors are there too.
Mrs. Josie Ogle will address the tenn
perance meeting next Sunday afternoon.
Look well to your ticket before you
vote. See that no name is on yOur ticket
but the names you wish there.
Rev. ]. 5. Hughes, Disciple Minister,
Of Dayton, will preach in the Baptist
Church in Washington Sunday morning
and evening.
Hon. Mills Gardner and A. r. Crea-
mer are announced to address a Republi-
can meeting at New Vienna, Clinton
county tonight.
j. H. GOssard will sell a lot of house
hold furniture, farming implements, hogs,
and corn at the Jones farm in Paint town
ship, on the 10th inst.
The Columbus Clock, on exhibition
in the store room opposite Public Square,
in Stimson's building, is attracting
crowds of people. 1t is a beautiful and
wonderful piece of mechanism.
There will be a Republican meeting
at Fultz School House Saturday evening,
October IL, TO be addressed by !. B. Priddy
and J. N. VanDeman. Republicans,
Democrats and everybody turn out and
hear.
There will he a social circle of the
Baptist Church at the residence of l.. G.
Coffman on Thursday evening of next
week. The circle is especially for the
children and young people, yet the older
ones are invited.
-Fayette County Board of Examiners
will hold their second meeting for the
month, on Saturday, October 25th, instead
of the 18th. The change is made to ac-
commodate the County Convention, which
meets on the 18th.
There will he no tax collected on the
Elm street road this year. The bonds of
the road do not run out until next year,
but there is money enough in the treasury
to pay them. This occurs by reason of
I aJ ment OfsOme heavy delinquencies with
| penalty.
Republican tickets, with the name of
4 SOlilC DCAlbSA auAG CulAuGtAALC WIlJLCl HI
| them, will be distributed on election day.
Examine your ticket carefully, and see
that the names of all the Republican can
didates are correctly printed on it, and
no names written in.
The regular business meeting Of the
w. C. II. U. win be held next Friday af-
ternOOn at the league room at Mrs. Morris
Sharp's. 1t is hoped there will be large
attendance. All the committees. are re-
quested to be present to make their
monthly report to the society.
MIR. G. NJ. Mcdonald is still doing a
lively business. He sold J. S. Bush,
Joseph Thompson, L. H. I4oofborrow and
| Evan Brock, all instruments during the
past week. He is selling good class of
instruments at very reasonable prices,
Judging from the number he is selling.
Give him a call.
There are only three turnpikes on the
tax duplicate for the present year-the
Bloomingburg and White Oak, Carr's
Mills and McWnliams. Two of these
will pay out this year, and the third-the
BlOOmingburg and White Oak rOad-will
pay out in 1881. All the other pixies in
the county are paid for.
Several of our citizens went over tt
Circleville Monday, on the morning train
f to hear Hon. James G. Blaine make 81
minutes speech at the depot as he wal
! passing through to Portsmouth, The!
returned on the noon train, perfectly
captivated with his fine personal appear
ance, his Witand his towering elOquence
> Regular trains commenced running
through from Dayton to ChillicOthe, owe
the d. & S. f. Ry. on Monday last. Tn
4 time of trains at this station, under tn
! new timetable which went into effect o.
that day, is as follows: Going East
Dayton and ChIllicOthe mail, 10 :29 a. m.
express 80 p. m.; accommodation 8 a
. p. m. Going West-Express, 6 ;45 a. m.
. accommodation, 8 AS a. M; mail, q
. p. m.