Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-25
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Home and Neighborhood Items.
Court convenes again on Tues
day,
Use "Barrett's" Hair Restora-
tive.
The Presby terian Social Circle
meets at Dr. W. A. Harlow's to-
morrow evening.
- See advertisement in another
column for proposals to improve
roads in this county,
Spring election is close at
hand. Get up your candidates, and
be sure to get good men, and then
elect them.
- The friends of Rev. S. j. Mil
Ter and family gave him a surprise
which we suppose must have been
agreeable, on Thursday night last,
in the donation visit.
- Mr. Silcott, of the firm of Rob
inson q Silcott, started for the East
on Tuesday, to lay in fresh stock
Of Spring Dry Goods. He intends
making heavier purchases than ever
before.
"A young lady from the coun-
try called at the Book Store a few
days since and purchased Testa
ment, requesting the privilege Of
returning it "if it wasn't tho kind
they used at her school,"
= The first payment of dues of
the Fayette Building and Savings
Association was made Saturday
night. About 1900 shares are al
ready subscribed, and the remaining
800 shares will probably be taken
up in few days.
u At the meeting Of the "Chil-
dren's Band of Hope" last Satur-
day, 5 new members were initiated
Willie Carpenter was elected W. l.,
G.. Willie Garis, W. M. and Miss
Josie EIillikan, W. D. NJ. The
children are intensely interested in
their Order
- The ladies can find something
to please them at Mrs. Ferguson d
Shocks Millinery rooms, on Court
street. They are just opening a
new stock of Spring Millenery,
comprising enough fancy "fxings'
to set any woman's head in a
whirl.
-J,L. VanDeman & Co. will
open on Saturday, April Sd, the
largest stock Of Dry Goods and
Notions ever brought to this mar
ket Ladies are particularly invi-
ted to be present, as they will eX-
hibit the finest assortment of Dress,
Silk and Fancy Goods, Linens,
Domestics, Notions, &c.
A School Exhibition and Con
cert will be given at the Christian
Church in Waterloo, on Tuesday
evening, March 3Oth. The enter
tainment will consist Of TableauX,
Charades, and Dialogues, by the
members Of the School, and Music
by the Madison Mills Orchestra and
Cornet Band. An invitation is eX-
tended to the people Of Wa erloo
and vicinity to attend. Admission
25 cents.
skN-J, n, the immortal }, N, the
4 worldwide renowned j, N, the
Self sacrificing martyr j. N, illu-
minated our sanctum on Monday
last by the brilliancy Of his counte-
nance, and the geniality of his ma
ture Despite the "vciP' and the
pail of darkness that mantled the
face of nature, all in the presence
of the immortal philosopher was
made to look glad, and the dull
/. monotony ofan all,day's drizzling
rain was instantly dispelled by the
presence of the immortal. In his
very presence there is a kind ol
e mesmeric influence that irresistibly
$ forces QUITO "strike for truth" lay
+ I aside prejudice, and confess the i'm.
mortal j. N. to be the greatest
? martyr to truth, and the most pro
found philosopher living in the l9tL
f.! century.
The immortal requested us to say
that he will be here on the evening
! OF Tuesday, the 30th inst, when he
: will Gift the veil' at Ely's Hall, an(
explain to the wondering audience
his great theory. He desires yor
all to lay aside your prejudice an(
come and hear the truth as expound
E E ed by the only man who has the
s nnrva TO confront error in all IFS