Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-04-15
THE MERCHANTS AND FARMERS
BANK,
Washington c. H., Ohio.
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LOO Q a L TT II M 3 :
- William Wits stock OF Jewelry is
being sold out at cost.
= Soc Lydy will open the Iee-Cream
campaign at his saloon this evening.
e. Saul has moved into the room
lately occupied by siIcOtt, Millikan &
Co.
= The erection of gas works in this
place will be commenced in about sixty
days.
i Mr.. r. Simpkins has the foundation
laid for his new house on Girclevills av
enue.
- Sheriff Millikan dis charged his last
boarder last Thursday, and the Jail is now
empty.
Judge Gray has appointed NJ. Barclay
Esq, Commissioner of Insolvents, for this
county.
: Geo. W. Chaf1n has gone into part
nership with j. s. Foster & Son, in the In
surance business.
= Mrs. NJ. Weston has opened Milli-
merry store in Joe McLean's new block,
next to Stuckey Bros.
= Jared Plumb has removed his jew
elry and repairing shop to the room form
erly occupied by VIM. Wilt.
- The fox-hunt Thursday last, was
not very brilliant success, on account of
of the failure of the hunters to start
fox.
Joe Hudson has not bought the stock
of jewelry formerly owned by William
Wilt, as stated in the News His stock is
all new.
- Mrs. Hattie Lydy has received her
Spring stock of Millinery and Fancy
Goods, which she invites the ladies to call
and see,
prospective occupants of the county
jail will be glad to know that Sheriff Mil
likan is having it thoroughly cleaned,
whitewashed. etc.
Cleaveland & Murray's Drug Store
will be open on Sundays. hereafter, from
8 to 10 O'Clock in the morning, and from 4
to in the afternoon.
- Mr.. Henry Ogden had his leg broken
on Tuesday, while working in his field, by
a misstep which threw his weight on the
leg in straining posi- ton. -
II Mrs. Emma E. wife of J. F, Hopkins
died in this place on Saturday morning
last Her funeral took place from the res
idence of jeremiah Hopkins on Monday
afternoon.
= Opening of new goods at S. n. YeO
mans this week. His stock is immense
and unequaled in style and prices. Every
body is invited to call and look through
the stock
- Gen. Kilpatrick's lecture, on Wed
nesday evening of last week, was not a
well attended as his former lecture in thi
place; it was highly entertaining, however
to those who attended.
- Willis and Crosby Hays, Executor
of Coleman Hays, deceased, will sell a 10
of personal property, consisting of stock
grain, etc, belonging to estate of said de
ceased, at his late residence, on Tuesday
April 29th.
Rev. L. f. Drake, who died at Bloom
ingburg, last week, was a member of bot
the Masonic and Odd Fellows orders, an
his remains were accompanied to Loga
for interment by delegations from hot
\ Lodges of this place.
y A number of ladies from this pla,
attended the Temperance Fair at Cinei
natl last week. They desire to expire
their appreciation of the very pleasant e
tertainment given them at the residence
Mrs. Dunken, during:their stay.
The spelling match which was
have come off at the NJ. T. Church
Monday night, was postponed on aceou
of bad weather and slim attendance, u
N til tonight, when everybody is invited
attend. The admission has been reduc
to Is cents.
- The Columbus Gazette says: T
Ohio Silver Mining and Smelling Coz
pany of Utah is now Differed as follow
D. w. Caldwell, President; w. P. Ke
Vice President;John NJ. Pugh, Treasur
George 7. Emery, Lewis Crooks. R,
Richard Pitzer and Henry R. Bessen.