Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-05-14
A Few Items.

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: ticles designed for to-days paper.
- M, ]. Williams has removed
his Law Office to the new Mclean
q building--up stairs, front room in
tie West end.
d - Sweet potato plants Of the
: best quality may be had Of @. Per.
due, at New Martinsburg. See ad-
e vertlsement in another column.
j. A woman's chief attraction
, lies in her beautiful soft and silken
t hair. "Barrett's Hair Restorative"
l renders the coarsest and most oQtre
> hair soft and silken.
; - Farmers of Fayette county,
send your wives, your daughters,
your sons, and everybody else who
} wishes to save money, to Adams &
Bros Dry Goods Store.
I - DR.. VIM; A. Harlow has pur-
chased rs. N. Yeoman and others,
the room in the Kirk House Block,
now occupied as a Drug Store by
him. Price paid, $4,000.
- Good results are always no.
ticed in the use of White Pine Com
pound, Try it for all diseases of
the Throat Lungs and Kidneys, and
see if it is not so. For sale at
Cleavelands.
We hope our friend COCOA
sIoNAL," at New Holland, whose
communication will be found in to-
days paper, will furnish us with
Holland news items more frequent
ly than occasionally.
Rev l. F. King, Pastor of the
M. E. Church of this place, left hero
last Monday for Chicago, to be
present at the General Conference,
which commenced its session there
on the 4tb inst.
We notice that Mr.. Charles
Robinson, formerly of Greenfield,
has purchased Woolen Factory at
Chillicothe, where he will operate
in the future. Mr. R. is an expert ,
enced manufacturer.
We notice that our old friend,
G. G. Smith, of Columbus, formerly !
of this place, has removed his ex
teusive Leather Store to new rooms
which he has erected for the pur-
pose of extending his business.
See advertisement of Gaskill g '
Mautz, dealers in Fashionable Mil. t
liney, ladies dress and furnishing !
goods, &c, in to-day's paper. An n
the most fashionable styles of mil Ii
linery can be found at their rooms /,
Crowds Of customers still con e.
5inue to visit the dry goods store e
Of Adams q Bro, and they all de- te
part with smiling countenances and II
arms-full Of goods, Would you be :,
made to smile and feel "bully" p
Go and do likewise. il
There is to be a grand Festival
and Horse Show at Hillsboro, on ~ ~
5he 4th and 9th of June next. Tie fr
premiums on horses run from $z5 ne
% 800. Competition for any and CO
III the premiums, are offered to tie Il, e
'ntire county of Highland. bs
We learn that horse ATTACHED ar
o carriage and driven by couple
# ladies, took fright and ran of a
lile or two out of town on the va
ash road last Monday, breaking
be carriage to pieces, but not eri- ga
usly injuring either of the otcu
ants. VIC
= The Madison Mills Silver all
and, assisted by the Blooming. pe'
urg Glee Club, will give a Concert On
J Bloomingburg tomorrow eve eti
ing; also, one at White OAK on pr
aturday evening. The citizens of
lat part Of the county should give un'
EN- good patronage. If
Our readers will find very low
teresting charge to theIGrand Ju- tee
OF Summit county, by Judge san
1rke, upon the provisl lons of the is S
isible Admixture bill, passed by thil
e Legislature Of this Sate during sho
e present session. F. lbm this de- ten
sion it will be seen that Judge A
lrke regards this spash hodic effort OF
the Legislature to restrict the VIII
yht of franchise, as / miserable con
ortion. SIN,
"A team of run4Eay horses on
de a lively trip up Court street graz
I'M Paint Creek to tip old Fayette thrC
'use corner, last Motday evening. pou
e driver was throtn from the The
gon and run over in the creek, he b
ere the horses STAGED, but was thro
ly slightly hurt. The wagon suf- rain
ed most. A coupR of the young barr