Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-06-19

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special correspOndeneeofthe Of the Herald.
Corn 80 cents.
Wheat 50 cents.
Wool 80 cents.
Vegetables abundant.
''dodoc'' was in on Monday.
Ed. Carr is home again.
Blaeksmiths busy last week.
Thad. James and Clint. Fawkes are
keeping Solon lively.
Harry BrubacHer has got the blues,
since the change in the millinery shop.
Miss Bette Cummings, of jamestown,
Ohio, was over on visit recently
Davy Dick spent few daysin Rankin
vile the past week.
Our business men take large interest
in croquet.
Leon Houston, of South Charleston,
was among us recently.
Esq. johnson, of Jamestown, was over
last week.
Mr.. BrOwnell, the grocer, of your place,
was over last week.
Misses Grace Mahoy and Lottie COnditt,
of South Charleston, spent few days
here last week.
Mrs. Isaac Glaze, Mrs. Emma Thorn
ton and Miss Mamie Dunkin spent part
Of last week in Columbus.
Rev. Moore preached in the old Union
Church, Sunday, at IL O'Clock. Services
ware held in the M. P. and UniVersalist
churches also.
The Odd Fellows have rented Corbitt's
Hall and re-organized their lodge here.
The Grassy Point Band came down on
the 11th and gave us grand musical treat
but we would advise them not to call al
the ssBlue Goose so much.
Mike McAfFee was in town last week
The HERALD has the largest circulation
Of any paper that comes to this Office.
SamI Rock, Chief Engineer OF the C
J. 81 G. Ry. was in town last week. HI
: reports the work going on fast at Noun
: Sterling, and the route about ready fol
! bids to Columbus.
Corn is still on the market. There is
I large amount in the county yet. Jeffer
son township is hard to beat. Our thre'
firms keep things lively.
: Quite crowd from here attended meet
: ing at Solon, Sunday.
The excursion to Niagara Falls, Tues
day, did not take many of our people.
A dinner was given Uncle Billy Fent
E last Tuesday week, it being his SD birth
( day. Quite number was present, and
lively time was had.
John Moon & Co. are fitting up hous
for Jas. Hatfield, near West Lancaster.
Married, in the meat shop Of L. d. Cro1
& Co., Monday morning, at 81 O'cloc
a. m, in the presence of large crowd c
friends, Mr.. George DeVolt and Miss Ms
F. hala Haskell. Esq. Crow was the official
ring minister. The happy couple starte
m on their way home rejoicing. May thei
chalice of cOnnubial felicity be alway
a overlowing.
Several couples of the youth of you
" city was here, Sunday last, on ramblt
We would advise those 'tdear boys'' I
q keep quiet when away from home, an
- their Responses" ditto. For tear of CT
lamity, we withhold names for the pre-
ys ent.
70 Mrs. Ed. Bendel is visiting relatives
~ Columbus. fa
re Mrs. Sutherland has moved her mill
b. merry store to Mr.. Farmers house.
Some relatives were visiting at the res
m denee of Frank Leland, recently.
9I The S. j. & P. Ry. is Still the talk of
:, great many of our people.
ID Our boys have been trying to organi
the band again. But at present there
as not much prospect.
VS. We will have a large wheat crop til
year, if nothing further prevents. Th
he farmers are all feeling jubilant.
i'll Mock & Robinson, our walnut log me
y are doing things up lively. They a
at buying more timber than any firm th
o. has been here.
The ''blaek" brick-kiln is moving alo
=, fine.
re George Washington was in town Il
k week. A great many failed to see him.
IN Our "burg'' can boast of more cole
'le students and school teachers than al
other place of its size in the State.
~ Temperance has lost all hopes here, a
,e- the "Blue Goose" hangs high.
oss Frank Carpenter is candidate
rs Prosecuting Attorney, and will ge
er- large vote over here.
Circulars are being thrown out, stati
to the citizens of Jefferson and Pa
re- townships, that the G. j. & G. Ry. will
ear ironed from Allentown to our place
ses the last of July, if $4,000 is raised in ca
ng or notes on a years time, at 8 per Gel
~, NJ, The completion of this portion of
she road will give us competition in
ere wheat market, and open the road oui
vas Waynesville. It is hoped that suffici
stock can be secured to do this.
ted prospects are very encouraging.
en- OLD MAN
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