Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-09-25
Jerfersonv1Ile Crumbs.

Special correspondence of the Herald.
Brown Glaze was home, taking in the American
House recently.
Nye Gregg is preparing to attend Ann Arbor law
school this Fall.
Joe Kimban is in the tombstone business Heis
agent for Nenia firln.
Singing school regular at the NJ. P. Church ev-
cry Saturday evening.
Mrs. Asa Higgins, of New vienna, has been visit
ing relatives here for some time.
Geo. Gaskin has bought him bran new buggy.
of Stimson Bros It's darling.
Some relatives of G. A. Warmers have been Wis
iting here quite a while from Wisconsin.
''Cute" McKiIIip has quit the study of law and
will take a course in surveying this winter.
Frank Wright's house is moving along rapidly,
and when completed will make a nice residence.
Tally McKillip has sold his piece of land (l2O
acres) lying near the railroad, to Mr.. Irwin for
$50 an acre.
Geo. NIllers saloon is going up rapidly in order
to catch the many drinkers and gamblers who in
habit our region.
Harry Gray leaves for Valparaiso, Indiana, Col
perity in his studies.
The w. c. T. .. meets every Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock at one of the churches. Let everybody
bear in mind the fact, and attend.
A Goldsmith, the boss elOthier of Springfield
and Urbana, has been here covering our fences,
barns, etc. with all kinds of advertisements in his
| line.
The millinery store has opened out in full blast
an4 f on q & nne LOT ot go45s @
West.
Another teacher has been hired in our public
/
| new teachers to make a finely educated college
| here. Why, not?
The personal property Of VIM Fent deceased
| will be appraised on Monday, October the 9th, in
| order to makea public sale of the same on Tues
day, the 9TH. Let everybody bear in mind the fact.
| About all the schools in the county have begun
| the Fall and Winter term. Jefferson township is
chuck full of school houses, and excuse for our
| citizens,
Rev. Moore and family left for Conference al
week It is hoped the Reverend Will be sent bach
| here again. His many friends will regret to have
| him leave here.
Paint Chapel tomorrow evening. good pro
gramme is on, and all will be well entertained
The election of officers for the coming year viii
also take place.
Frank Leland, our agent here for the S. j. & P
Ry., has the incest depot and keeps it cleaner anC
in better TASTE, than any other agent along th'
| line. Everybody speaks in high terms Of it, anC
of course we feel proud over the many comments
Our farmers are about done sowing wheat
Many hundred acres have been sown in Fayett
county, and in jefferson township we know Of al
ever raised will be the result next season, if al
turns out as well this season did.
Mr.. Andrew Creamer our candidate for Stat
Senator, is making many friends and vote
throughout the District and large majority vii
be expected at our fall election. The principa
fight in Clinton county is temperance and Mr.. {
stands firm and resolved on that question.
: The Sunday School basket meeting and picni
took place at Wesley Chapel last Saturday accord
ing to arrangements, and was attended by larg
represented good speeches were plenty, and to sa
the least it was very enjoyable day for thOs
present.
y very large amount of corn has been cut aroun
here in the last two weeks, and still large quantl
ties in the country yet. Hands are all receivin
plenty of work, and good wages. The huskers wi
next come for it; then for long stretch we wi
see the many wagon loads of corn coming to mar
ket to make the people happy, and spread tn
''spOnd uliI among everybody.
Rev. Kingsley, atpresent minister at this plac,
has been superseded by Rev. Reuben Rose,
of Springfield, at the late Conference. Rev. ROs
was good many years ago preacher at our place
| and will be welcomed back again with good feel
ing, although Rev. Kingsley has gained man
friends and they regret to have him leave us; wis
f unbounded success and prosperity to be with hiI
: | wherever he may be sent. OLD MAN.