South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-07-21

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|CocHRAN. BoZMAN & Co. are IN
ceipt Of a large assortment of very
perior Locust Hubs for wagons.
REV. J. P. NcLANE has recovered
hclently from his recent illness
be again on the streets.
VAST improvements have be en-
ade in Holbrook's Wagon Manu-
Ectory. A more extended notice
ext week.
The Steamer Siren left here yes
brday for another trip down the
PHO, laden with products of The
[uskIngum Valley.
The Steamer Mink still plies her
egular trips between here and
GAINESVILLE. Who Is it in this local
|ty. that does not patrenize the
Mink?
Do you want q railroad? "Wby,
yes ! yesl !" says almost every one.
The way to get it is to "come down"
literally with your cash. There is
ne other way, "you bet'l
The Steamer Julia starts from
GAINESVILLE, next Wednesday, on a
pleasure trip to Cincinnati and
back. Eight dollars pays for the
round trip.
MISS. SARAH, youngest daughter
Of the late A. s. Whissen, of Bever.
~, died. of consumption, on Wed
nesday last. Her remains will be
buried at Beverly to-day.
The J. n. Best is deserving of the
patronage of the Musklngum Vail
/ ley men. There is no more aacom-
odatlng crew on the river than al
be found on the Best. With Barr
as Captain, and Buchanan as Clerk,
she Is winning her way to unpre-
cedented popularity.
WE understand that B. F. Power
is organizing a company for the
manufacture of his patent Buggy
and wagon springs. The compa-
ny is to be called the "McConnels-
vile Spring Manufacturing Com
pany," and is to carry on business II
the G.. A. Powell Blacksmith Shop.
There is nothing like enterprise,
and we say 60 in and WIN.
TEACHERS, and all others, that IN
tend attending the McConneIsvIlle
Normal School, TO commence on
the 29th, will be pleased to learn
that they will be able to sobtaIn
board in McConnelsville ana Malta
at from $3.50 to s4eper week.
Those, who desire, can get rooms
at low rates and board themselves.
Rev. II. T. MILLER, fuancla! Sec
rotary of Buchtel College, and otis
ers, will hold a series of meetings at
the McConnelsville UniversalIst
Church, commencing Friday
Evening, the 29th instant, and con
tinuing over Sunday, All are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
July 21-2w
e GEO. P. Morris has determined 10
erect a three-story brick building
next Spring On the ground now &C.
cupied by +. Sill & Co.'S store and
Sprague's Drug store. There is al
SO street talk to the:effect that JAS.
Z. Jones intends buying the S. F.
Williamson Jewelry stand, and
building a three-story brick ex-
tending to E. P. Browns building.
Two gentlemen C).of Uhionville,
this County, one in debt to US
about Sc on subscription, and the
other $3.50, returned their papers
last week with the message that
they did not wan. it any longer,
failing, however, to send US the
money they owe us. The first ant
last letters of their names are John
F. Ball and James S. Sherlock. We
shall, hereafter, give publicity to
all such individuals.
EVANSVILLE LIvERY.-When you
go to GAINESVILLE, and + In need
of a horse and buggy, call on ]. P.
Springer & Co., On Fifth Street,
adjoining the American House.
He keeps first class horses, buggles
and carriages, and will charge you
only reasonable rates for their use.
Besides, Springer is one of that
class of men with whom it is all
ways a pleasure to deal-always ae-
commodatiEg, and always disposed
to make everything agreeable for
those who patronize him.
THEATER.- McConnelsvIlle is to
be favored with q theater next
week. The "Oli Reliable" is to be
here and give entertainments on
four evenings in Shepard's Hall,
commencing On Monday evening.
Helen D'Este, said to. be one of the
best actresses of the day, and J. 6.
Stuttz, a gifted t~ragedian, and w.
T. Johnson, a superior dramatlst,
r a part of the troupe. Such
plays as Hamlet, Romeo ~andJuliet,
AAuASHOdSh, HuOIO-la OOASio, A1Noe
Lynne, &C., will be on the boards.
A BASE BALL game, between the
Hickory Seniors and Juniors, of
this place, was played on the Com
mons, in the Eastern part of the
town, on last Saturday, resulting
in favor of the Seniors by a score
of 81 for them to to Is for the Jun
Tors, The Juniors went into the
game "wIth head and tail up" fully
q victory; but it was
soon apparent that they hadn't mus
Gle sufficient to compete successful
ly with the Seniors, The Juniors
however, r plucky little fellows,
and have plenty of assurance, and
have challenged the Seniors to anr
other game to be played next Sat-
urday. The challenge has been
accepted, and those who like fun
will do well TO be in attendance. j