Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-12-31
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: change.
4 Read Senftehberg's new adyer
tisement in another column.
-Something new received ever.
day at Robinson y Silcott's.
Z Tomorrow will be New Year
and we take this occasion to wisl
all our readers 2 happy New Year
= The M. E. Social Circle meet
at r. Millikan's tomorrow eve
ming. Everybody is cordially in
vited to attend.
NoT1oE.-Rev, Mr.. Chambers, O.
Greenfield, will preach in the Bap-
tist Church ID, ". next Saturday.
$50 p M. also on the Sabbath
following, boil, morning and eve
ming.
CARRIERS ADDRESS The HER
AID carrier-boy, FRED, will be out
early tomorrow morning with his
annual New Years greeting, and
hopes to find his numerous friends
in liberal frame of mind.
= The Chillicothe Register of
Saturday last, says 'Dr. c. A,
TrimbIe left for Cuba on Monday
last-not on tilibustering mission,
but to try the effect of itsfelimate
in restoring his impaired health, +"
= When you have looked all
over town without finding what you
want, go to Robinson q Silcotts
and you can get it. Or, perhaps
a better way would be to- go there
first, and save the extra running
about.
During the high wind Of Tues
day evening Of last week, the house
of Mr.. VIM. B. Edwards, near
Bloomingburg, took fire, but fortu-
nately it was discovered in time to
be extinguished before much dam
age was done.
= Our merchants for two or
three weeks past have been enjoy
ing a perfect harvest of business
Trade is coming in here from
pretty large circle around Wash
ington; and if Cincinnati should
not succeed in becoming much of a
place for business, after all that has
been said and done for it, twill be
simply because the Queen City is
too near Washington. 4 Z a'a
AMUsEMENT.-Our young friends
who gave the pleasant entertain
ment at the dedication Of Ely &
Sager's Music Hall, in this place,
on Christmas eve, have, by request
Of many of our respectable citizens,
consented to repeat the plays at the
same Hall on Saturday evening
next. 1t affords the lover Of the
Drama q very pleasant evenings |
entertainment; and as the price of
admission has been reduced to 25
cents, we expect to see the large
Hall wen filed. Doors open at
81 o'clock; performance to com
nence atty O'clock.
~ Oar new Music Hall was ded-
Gated to the purposes for which it
vas erected by the preprietors,
Messrs. j. F. Ely and Nj Sager, on
Thursday evening last, The dedi- /
,atory address was made by Hon.
R, NJ. Briggs. His address was
7ery appropriate, and was well re
,eiyed by the large audience in at
After the address the
audience @as pleasantly entertained
With sweet music, and the drama
rhe performers were our home ar
lists. The playing was heartily
and the boards we're net
lishonored by the first dramatic
performance in our new Hail.
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BURe1ARs.--0n Thursday night
asst Christmas Eve) the Boot and
Shoe shop of Mr. Herman Berry, /
lear Draper's warehouse on Court
treet, was broken into and about \
'l5o worth Of boots and shoes ta-
.sn. The window mas broken IN
With 6 piece Of wood. Neither the
obber nor the goods have been Ia i
ZEN. aa faaa Il
On Friday night last some -Fillain
uttered the house Of Mr.. T. M Us
ick in this town, and MIR Ustick's
,old witch andtwo or three dollars {
q money was taken, Mr.. q. thinks G
he thief entered the house while t
he family was absent, and secreted
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