Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-04-22

the 18th.
! - Yeoman q Co. have Just re
Z ceived from New York 5,o0o-yd
( best brands of Prints. They sci
them at 12aseeuts per sardo1d 75v
= Yeomaan u CO! have now ii
store 5000 yards Hemp, Dutch
( Linen, 2.ply, Ingrains and S3pll
: Carpets from SOC to $500 per yd
10000 yards French, German
and Americanr Dress Goods of al
! colors and styles, ranging in pric'
from zoe to $3.50 per yard at Yeo
man & Co. 81 p .9@
- Read Senftenberg's new ad
vertisementin another column an(
remember, when you want anything
in the clothing line, his emporium
is the place to buy it.
FoUND.-On Monday last, il
Washing ton, a light goidlring witt
initials scratched on the top. The
owner can have it by calling at this
Office and paying so cents for this
advertisements i4g 'is a
Misses Witt & LeMay have
their rooms filled up with fresE
stock of fashionable Millinery, JUS
brought on, which they will .oper
on Saturday ana Monday. Every
body is invited to attend
COMMISSIONERS REPoRT.-On the
ftst page of 4to-day's Herald will
be found the Commissioners Re
port of the receipts and expendi
lures of this county for 1868. II
will be found to be anatateresting
document.
WANTED. Cheap boy to answer
questions for Commissioners OF
Auditor" which will be "propound1
ed publicly by W. G. Could
High degree Of capacity not re;
quired. Address for three weeks,
'A. NJ" Box 139, Washington G.
TT Ohio .s5raJ iesi iloH QoI
Yeoman h CO., having bought
out three or four Eastern whole
sale houses, and consolidated theil
stocks in one grand dry goods de
pot at this place, are now very anx-
ious to dispose of the goods, and
are Offering them dt prices hitherto
unheari1 1OE 65 aj wv aJ3b5
= A three-year old, dark bay
horse, about Is hands high, be-
longing to Newton Evans, was sto-
len from the Fair Grounds, near
this rplace, on Monday night last,
Mr. Evans,9ffers a reward of $50
for the horse ahddhief, ,or $25 for
the horse alone.
ADAMANTINE. We have seen a
specimen of artificial teeth mounted
lon (AdqmRntine- Base, by DIR.
Hamilton, and can testify to
the beauty and durability of the
work. In consequence of the pat.
ent tax on rubber, the Adamantihe
is made cheaper than the rubber.
To THE LAD1Es.--We call the at
tention OF our lady readers to the
fact that Mrs. Ferguspn'& &fShook
have 4 complete stoekOffne Spring
Millinery goods, at their rooms op-
posite the residence of DR.. Rush,
on conrt Street, where they Rilf Be
happy to receive calls from all their
friends wanting anythingli in that
line. Goods the most fashionable,
and prices the most reasonable.
Remember the course Of lee
lures by DR. Randall, commencing
to- might at, the Baptist Church
They bsihlterestiug The pro
ceeds are to be applied to the pay
ment Of the $500 pledged by the
ladies of that Church toward re-
lieving the Church Of the debt in
Cured in the erection OF their new
church ediice. All friends of the
.Ghnroh, ahd others wishing toJpass
a little time pleasantly and profit
ably, should patronize the lectures.
Subject this eyening-"Egypt and
the pyramids" :,
q 4TKs iurge bnlleBla bSafd Put hp
just below the Herald Office, by the
agent of Yankee Robinson's Show,
Was blowRPEeF in tbestoFmM Mon
day night, and most Of The large
pictorial posters withFwhichit was
covered, torn offmd ruined. The
destruction Of the Ibulletin board,
however, will not tdnterfere much
With the. arrangements for big
turnout to the eirfepressibfe Yan-
kee's'' exhibition on puseday, as
disappointment viii gain hspfaeent
publicity through the extensive
advertisement In the columns Of the
HERAID, ,eaoit4l isi 'rgl
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