Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-02-13
state and Neighborhood News.
From the chillicothe Register.

Church on Mulberry street, was robbed
of $25. He knows the culprit, but hopes
that it will not need publicity to make
him mend his ways.
The NJ. & c. R. R. is doing q heavier
freight business just at this time than it
has done for two years past. On Sunday
afternoon forty freight trains were sent
| out from this city.
The Ross County National Bank has
disposed of over 800, 900 worth of four per
cent. bonds. No wonder that Chillicothe
is accounted one of the solid cities.
The Catholic priest at Circleville has
accommodated Marfield of the Union
Herald because he published paid aa-
vertisement of Edith O'Gorman's lecture.
If Father Walker don't like the course of
the Union-Herald he ought to buy it and
then he can do as he pleases with it.
Father Walkers course will probably in
crease the circulation of the Union-Her-
aid one-third. Marield gets even by call
ing him Mr.. Walker.
Circlevine Union Herald.
Mr.. William Van Heyde, Steward at the
Reform Farm, was operated upon last
Tuesday for strangulated hernia.
The scarlet fever has broken out afresh
at South Bloomfield. There are ten new
cases in the families of Callahan, Griggs,
Wilson and Short.
Protracted meetings are in progress at
the NJ. E., Evangelical, A. M. E. and o.
B. churches.
Mr.. James Miles, another one of the old
settlers of Circleville, passed away last
Friday. He removed to this city from
Chester county, Pa, in 1885.
Mr.. Ira Buzic last Saturday sold the
Henry Blain land, 232 acres, to A. r. Al
l1ire, at $49.26, and So 1-5 acres to E.Blain
at $50 per acre.
The Adelphi Border NeaUs wants new
county organized with Adelphi as the
county seat, constituted of Colerain, Har-
rison and part of Green, in Ross county !;
Saltcreek, in Pickaway; Perry, Saltcreek
and a portion of Benton, in Hooking; Ea-
gle, in Vinton; and Clearcreek in Hook
ing.
Wilmington Republican.
Jacob Hadley is dangerously i'll, with
little hope of his recovery. He is in his
18th year and has lived in Clinton since
he was seven years old.
Our fruit king, Leo Weltz, says that, in
his judgment, peaches in this locality are
killed, together with the fine early cher
ries. Pears are injured in some degree.
Apples are all right, so far.
Wilmington Journal.
: Judge Smith will hold court here, be.
ginning on the 18th inst.
Mr.. J. R. Amos, of Sabina, has sold out
f his carriage mandatory to Samuel and
Leon Dunlay.
Martinsville is to have regular stock
sales on the Friday preceding the las
Saturday of each month.
Fulton, Crane and Peters have bought
a telephone which they will use between
! their store and elevator.
! Rev. Robert W. Douglass is lecturing
in Indiana. He has several engagements
in Iowa, which he will fill before return
f ing home.
The boys have been to see Charlie
: Curl's Irish Setter ''purp." 1t is said i
p has a wonderful hankering after ginge
= bread.
The Wilmington Lecture Association
, have secured the services of Wendell Phil
lips to fill up the regular course. He vii
L be here on the 18th of March.
jamestown Tribute.
Our Marshal had eight tramps stay al
night at his hotel one night last week.
Miss Ford, of Washington c. H., wa
the guest of Miss Blanche Morgan, at tn
st. Cloud, last week.
Married, in their buggy, on West street
d in the village of BowersviIle, o., by E.
Smith, j. P, Mr.. Isaac Gerard to Mis-
t Maria Johns. All of Greene county.
A series of meetings is being held a
d the Christian Church. Rev. B. Fl. Chris
man is assisting the pastor. People Q
n all denominations are invited to atten
and participate.
- Bainbridge Chronicle.
From the number of saw logs lyin
90 around the saw mill, c. R. McLaughli
will do a lively business this spring.
An enraged citizen of this place wicI
edly calls the Council Chamber of our vi
lage, a gander pen.
Thieves broke into the depot Monda
night. They smashed in the sash an
IL glass, entered the Office, pryed open th
'S money drawer, found nothing but ticket
and wisely concluded to let them RENAL
IT there.
S' The residence of VIM. L. Clyborn, mes
Paint P. O., was burned to the groun
~ last Sunday morning. AS the fam
er were we'll under way before discovert
We but little property was saved. The fiji
was caused by defective f1ue Loss pc
Id haps 81 900. No insurance. It was
ke much as Mr.. Clyborn could do to G
ar himself and family out of the house.
Lancaster Gazette.
IL The Hooking Valley National Bank h'
,e- been made depository for Governmel
Id funds.
A Texas land company has been Orga
ty ized in Liberty township, with Mr.. JoT
er Switzer, President, and G. w. KumIe
a. Secretary.
Cattle raising is becoming very e
al tensive pursuit with Fairfield county fa
lily mers. Large herds are numerous
81 brought in from the west this season.
= Drs. Boerstler and Goss, assisted !
DR.. Efinger, performed the critical 0
- Grafton on VIM. Van Heyde, Steward
the State Farm, one day last week,
strangulated hernia, and it is gratifying
note that the PATIENTS progressing finel
Xenia Torehlight.
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