Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-09-25
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September stock sales next Tuesday.
Corn cutting has commenced in this
county.
Election two weeks from next Tues
day. Put in the time.
Still another golden wedding is re-
ported on the tapis in Washington.
The Julia A. Hunt Dramatic Conn
pany are playing at Greenfield this week.
The w. C. Coup's New United Shows
will exhibit in Washington c. II. Friday,
October 10Th.
The sale of the S., J. and P. narrow
gauge railway takes place next Wednes-
day at Springfield.
Jonathan Ellis is building a new
house on Columbus avenne, opposite Silas
Weaver's residence.
Mr.. Anderson Dewitt, of this coun-
ty. took first premium on his Galloway
Cattle at the State Fair.
Hon. w. f. Guerin will address a
Republican meeting at New Holland on
Tuesday evening, September 80.
General Rice, Democratic candidate
EOI - dtl4lOdAlCSu
to speak in Washington on Saturday, Oe-
tober IL.
Hon. A. r. Creamer speaks at James
town tomorrow evening. He has been
filling appointments in Greene county
every evening this week.
Piles were driven last week for widen
ing the Springfield, jackson and Pomeroy
narrow-gauge bridges over Paint creek
at this place for standard gauge track.
Our farmers all over the county are
now actively engaged in cutting their
large crop of corn, which is at least an
average one, with more than usually
large acreage.
John Radcliff, administrator of H. II.
Goldsberry, deceased, will offer the per-
sonal property of deceased at public
sale, at his late residence in Washington,
on Saturday, October 18th.
The Washington Board of Education
at meeting on Wednesday evening of
last week, employed Miss Mollie Foster,
daughter of Captain j. s. Foster, as an
. additional teacher in the public schools,
N IA bulldog belonging to Mr.. Jaco1
Smith, living on the Lewis pike, attack
ed lady who called at Mr.. Smiths house
on Monday, and injured her severely
Mr.. Smith promptly killed the yiciOu!
: brute.
Mr.. Almer Hegler, guardian, sole
at public sale, on Saturday last, 81
acres of the Milton Hegler lands, sitna
ted in Wayne township, to Mr.. Jess
Eyman for $3.50 per acre. Appraised
= at 500 per acre.
Never before have our farmers sow
as much ground in wheat as there viii b
put in this fall. Many of them hav
already put in large fields, and it is com
ing up nicely. Everywhere the drill
are brought into reqnisition. "
! Mrs. Mary Hidy, reliet ofJos. Hid
Sr., died at her residence in Jefferso
township on Sunday last, after a brie
ILLNESS, in the s5th year of her agt
Her funeral took place on Tuesday
She was one of the pioneer residents {
y the county.
The completion of the Dayton an
II Southeastern railroad to Chillieothe h,
- been delayed several weeks, on aceoul
of the impossibility of getting iron to Ia
the track. The road-bed is ready, ar
about three days. work will lay the trat
into the city, as soon as the iron can
had.
The Republicans of this county ha'
only to see that every Republican in tt
county who is entitled to vote gets h
ballot into the box, and that Democrat
illegal voters are prevented from votin
= and they will elect every candidate
their ticket by rousing lnajoritit
q, Look out for Thurman's corn-eutters.
" ID. S. Gooding addressed a Democrat
meeting at City Hall Thursday nigl
The house was about half full. Son
how, the name of this distinguished De-
70 ocratic orator is associated in our mi
65 with little rotten egg episode the see
Is of which was a neighboring town. n
G. didn't refer to it in his speech,
. Mr. Adam Glaze wishes us to sta
that the publication of his name in
90 list of bankrupt cases set for hearing
% the session of Judge Thompson's COZ
oO in this place, was an error, The pub
w cation occurred in an advertisement pit
- - O'lo +FegLotoFS giving bAO AAHlO
holding court and the cases set for he
ing, and caused wrong impression
some minds, as to Mr.. Glaze's financ
r. condition.
Gen. A. S. Piatt, National Gree
9lV back candidate for Governor, was adv
foO. tised to speak at City Hall on Mond
sou evening, but failed to put in an appe
W ence. The entire greenback party
the county went to the depot to m
the General on the evening train,
his non-arrival put them in an indign
frame of mind. The General may h
cause to regret this slight to the gre
back party of this county. If he loo
the support of the Fayette greenbacL
in consequence of his shabby treatm
of them, his chances of election viii
IA seriously affected.