Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-09-17
Personals

Mr.. H. f. Austin, of Jackson county,
was in town yesterday.
. Mr.. VIM Craig, of Craig Rros.. went
East for goods, Monday.
Miss Lissie Millikan is on a visit to
friends at New Albany, Ind.
Col. Yeoman will go East for new stock
of dry goods in a few days
A. E. silcott, of Silcott Millikan & Co.,
will start East to-day for goods.
Miss Annie Brown, of Clermont county, is
visiting the family Of j. N. VanDeman, in
town.
Mr.. A. McCandless runs the County
Auditors Office during the absence Of Mr..
Robinson.
Miss Annie Roberts, daughter of DIR. S.
c. Roberts. of Jasper, has returned to
school at Delaware.
Mrs. Fanny Mautz, of Terra Haute, In.
diana, has been on visit to friends in
town for few days past. &
Mr.. Fuller Hess has moved to town, and
occupies property on Market street. at the
intersection of the Deylin road. -
R. R. Hahn, of Circleville, has taken the
agency for the sale of the Singer Sewing
NJ Machines for Fayette county.
R. C. Miller lately in the Livery bust
ness here, has returned to Washington af-
ter an absence of some months. .sase
Miss Kate Millikan has returned~toaCo-
lumbus to resume her duties as one of the
| instructors in the Deaf and Dumb Asy-
lum.
Andy Hays has sufficiently recovered
from the injuries received in his recent
Bull fight, to be out on the streets
again.
]. S. Kirk went to Wilmington on Mon
day, with the celebrated Paint Creek erd
of short horns, to get more ribbons at he
county Fair.
Mrs. Maggie Ustick has been absent
from home for some days past, visiting
with tho family Of Rev. Mr.. Hutchison. Of
Madison, Indiana.
NJ. 0. Adams has taken the general
agency for Ohio, for the sale of the Rem
ington Sewing Machines. His headquar-
ters will be at Columbus,
Mr.. J. P. Robinson, County Auditor, left
on Monday for Madison, Indiana, on i'm
pOrtant business, not connected with his
Office. Particulars next week.
Hon. John Q. Smith, Republican candi
date for re- election to Congress from thi!
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in town, the guestof Capt. Ha gler.
Our former citizen, John B. Kirk, los
about $500 worth of household goods By
the burning of the Ross House, of which
he was landlord, at Lebanon, recentlyF
R. A. Robinson and wife, Frank and Ms
Annie Robinson, left, on Monday, for Mad
ison, Indiana, to attend the wedding of ]
P. Robinson and Miss Lou Hutchison, OIL
Tuesday.
Ed. Light returned to Delaware to at
tend college, Monday. Mr.. Jas. Clark, sol
of ex-Commissioner VIM. Clark, also wen
to Delaware on Monday, to begin a course
of study in that institution. Y
John R. Rector, of Pickaway county
has bought Prof. Warehouses; 1esidenc
property, on Temple stree, and intends lo
g eating in Washington, being interested i
d the Farmers Pork Company.
i ]. G. Rikoff, Merchant Tailor, of Cir
u cinnati, put in the greater part of last wee
= in town, soliciting orders. Cincinnati tail
C Ors get too much work here that our HON
n establishments ought to do.
y Mr.. Anthony Allen, of Springfield, fol
= merly citizen of Bloomingburg, has bee
e in town for a few days past. Mr.. ALE
It intends coming to Washington to live, an
70 is looking-for a location to build fine re
Z idence.
t, Rsy.J. H. Phillips, of CircIeville, wa
l. in town last Friday. Mr.. Phillips has beer
Of at his own request, transferred to the Nil
q nesota Conference. He preached his far
" well sermon in Circleville on Sunday b.
ID fore last.
t. Mr.. Albert Stimson and family, Z
III Harlow and family, Os. Hagler and o
il Smith, with their sisters; Jesse Johnso
Charlie Stewart, and a number of 9th
ls WashingtOnians, attended the State NJ
last week. !
57 81 JEFF Lindsey was on Wednesday chos,
% Secretary of the Farmers Pork Compan
9 jeff has occupied that position with Messl
a5 A. P. Kirk & Co. ever since they col
a menced operations with their pork hous
re and understands his business. His opp
o. nent for the position in the Farm ers' Po
e. Company was a young man from Circl
a. vile, but the vote of the Board was
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