The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-07-03

his newly acquired fowling piece wishin
to join party of young men that were
about starting on an excursion into the
country, he bade his sister and Albert adieu,
and wended his way to the Store Of SLEM-
MONS & WEIGH, where be was having
pair of heavy boots made, which would be
comfort and service to him when travel
ing over the rugged paths of the country.
After having regaled themselves with
some of the delicacies to be obtained at
FERGUsoNs, our lovers proceeded to the
Fair Ground. Albert could not but feel
gratifed in knowing that he possessed the
affections of the charming girl leaning grace
fully on his arm, who attracted the admir-
ing glances and passing salutations of nu-
merous friends as they threaded their way
through the shifting throng.
Having obtained seat near the beautiful
Floral Hall of the Harrison County Agricul-
tural Society, two lovely girls met near by
them, both elegantly dressed, one almost
magnifcently so. "My dear Eliza" cried
one, 'how do you feel this evening after
the dance last night given at that splendid
and popular Hotel, the SWAN HOUSE. "
Every well; we didn't stay late, you
know. You seemed to enjoy yourself. BY
the way, Emma, that new dress becomes
you, and is really beautiful. Where did
you have it made?'
Il am glad to hear you say you like it. "
responded Emma; ''it was made by Miss
NJ. E. QUIGLEY, at her dress making rooms
on the corner of Warren and Ohio streets.
OH but Eliza, l cannot help noticing now
how well you are looking. never saw you
appear so dignifed and queenlike.
"Where is the alteration, my dear EN- E
maj" said Eliza, smiling, and looking in
deed, transcendently lovely, II am sure l
do not know what has improved my appear
ance SO wonderfully, without it is this su-
perb dress pattern which purchased at
TURNER Browns, on Market street, who
has decidedly the prettiest stock of dress in
this market"
In this manner the young ladies ratified
away, at one moment praising the magnifi-
cent goods to be had at BROWNE & ROSE
MANS, another describing the admirable
qualities of JOHN PHTLTIP's celebrated
ladies and Misses shoes; also the new styles
Of boots manufactured by JACK DAvEN-
PORT, near the depot. Then Emma re-
tered to the handsome suits of Gentlemens
Clothing sold by EAGLEsoN & Bro, and
which have become so popular of late.
1t growing late in the evening our lovers
retraced their steps homewards. Upon
reaching Market street, Alberts attention
was attracted by sign in front of Sharons
Saloon. The well known superiority Of the
Lemonade, manufactured by Smiley, is at
tested by the number Of ladies and gentle
men who resort to this popular Saloon to
enjoy glass of the refreshing beverage. -
AS our lovers passed up Market street, Al
bert pointed out to Laura the places of
business of several prominent business men,
who by constant attention to business, and
| to the interests Of their customers have sue
ceeded in building up large and lucrative
trade. The Grocery Store of GEORGE q
Bro, on the corner of Main & Market
streets, was mentioned as being iavorably
known for its fine stock of Groceries, canned
fruits &c. The store of JOHN CoNwELL,
Merchant Tailor next claimed their atten-
! ton, because of the admirable taste Display.
ed in the selection of his goods, and the
careful attention given by him to the man
ufacture of gents wearing apparel, thus Sc
curing large share of patronage.
Main street at this time, presented bril-
liant and lively appearance. The side walks
were crowded with people on promenade,
and the great variety of rich and bewitch-
| ing costumes adopted for the season by the
goddess of fashion, were here displayed by
her numerous followers.
Having proceeded down Main street some
distance, passing on the way the well-known
Jewelry Store of B. K. QUEST, the popu-
! lar Banking House Of REIN WEIGH & Co.,
| SAM. HAMILToNs Cheap Grocery Store,
and the extensive saloon Of PHILIP FUBR,
at length reached the corner of Warren
street, when Laura attention was called to
handsome young gent. just emerging from
the opposite corner. His hair was of the
latest cut, and face cleanly shaved.
"'Tis young gent from the city," said
Laura.
"Oh, no" replied Albert, 'it is young
Brown, and for his splendid appearance our
excellent barber, GEORGE HENDERSON,
should have all the praise.
''What splendid team of horses, cried
Albert. as a magnificent team, attached to
fine and we'll finished Carriage emerged
from the yard opposite the Swan House.
"Tis one of those magnificent rigs, fur
nished by W. L, HousER, which has made
his Livery Stable famous in this section"
said Laura, and that splendid Carriage is
from the establishment of JOHN d.
MIN1cK, we'll known in Eastern Ohio for
the excellency Of its work.
"Cadiz is famous for its good and ex-
cellent Livery Stables" remarked Albert.
''There is the Bays of PAT. LYNCH, ac-
knowledged by every one as the best driv-
ing team in Ohio, and the Carriages. Hors.
es &C., furnished by JOHNNIE MoKINNIE
are acknowledged to be the first in the
State.
Upon reaching the home Of Laura, the
lovers entered the parlor, and, after she had
performed some favorite airs on the piano,
they adjourned to the conservatory, when,
surrounded by rare plants, beautiful flowers
and gaily plumaged songsters, they enjoyed
a long and uninterrupted conversation, the